Podcasts about mighty macs

Kate Stopford is the head field hockey coach at Division III Immaculata University in Chester County. She is preparing for her 11th season leading the Mighty Macs and looking to build on one of the most successful campaigns in program history as in 2024, Immaculata advanced to the Atlantic East Conference Championship Game. Prior to Immaculata, Stopford served as an assistant coach at Cardinal O'Hara High School and she played college field hockey at Widener. In Episode #246 of "1-on-1 with Matt Leon," Matt welcomes Stopford in studio to talk about her career. They discuss Immaculata's 2024 campaign, talk about the road that brought Stopford to the Mighty Macs, look back at her playing days and much more. “1-on-1 with Matt Leon” is a KYW Newsradio original podcast. You can follow the show on X @1on1pod and you can follow Matt @Mattleon1060.

On today's Friday edition, we chat with Sean Wolfington! Sean Wolfington is a serial entrepreneur who has built 15 tech companies and had businesses in the film, ad-tech, automotive and real estate industries. Wolfington produced multiple feature films including Bella, Self-Medicated, The Mighty Macs, Little Boy, Sound of Freedom, Cabrini, City of Dreams, and The Prince. The most recent release, Sound of Freedom, is one of the biggest independent films of all time, generating over $250 million at the box office and outperforming blockbuster giants like Indiana Jones and Mission Impossible.  City of Dreams opened this past weekend.  Inspired by true events, City of Dreams follows Jesús, a young Mexican boy whose dreams of becoming a soccer star are shattered when he's trafficked across the border and sold to a sweatshop making fast fashion in downtown Los Angeles. Thrust into a world of exploitation and despair, he's forced to adhere to the grueling work schedule dictated by El Jefe. Despite Jesus's hellish existence, he finds solace in Elena, a girl who was similarly betrayed and sold into slavery. When she goes missing, and another co-worker Carlitos is severely beaten, Jesus realizes that the only way to save himself and the others is to fight back, even if it costs him his life. @seanwolfington @cityofdreamsmovie cityofdreamsmovie.com @christianmusicguys christianmusicguys.com

Johnny McGarvey begins his third season as an assistant coach for the Keystone College baseball team. In addition to being an assistant baseball coach, McGarvey works as an admissions counselor on the campus of Keystone.  McGarvey joins the program after previously serving as an assistant baseball coach at Immaculata University. With the Mighty Macs, Immaculata qualified for the Atlantic East Conference Tournament in 2019 and 2021. In his final season with the team, Immaculata reached the Atlantic East Conference Championship.  McGarvey began his collegiate playing career at Penn State Brandywine and later transferred to Penn State Berks. He earned NEAC First Team honors in 2016.

The Immaculata College women's basketball squad has qualified for the Division III NCAA Tournament. The Mighty Macs earned an automatic bid after winning the Atlantic East Conference title. Immaculata is 18-8 on the season, and they will face off with a national power Trine University out in Angola, Indiana on Friday night. Matt Leon caught up with head coach Chrissy Rhine to talk about this matchup and her team's great season. Immaculata's first round game with Trine is set for a 7:00pm tip on Friday. 

Full Court Press: NBA All-Star Weekend & WNBA Free Agency  That Actually Happened: The Extraordinary Life and Legacy of Lusia Harris, The Only Woman Ever Drafted In The NBA 3-on-3: The Three Most Even And Uneven Trades In NBA History And Also: Schubes Turns 30, Long Torsos, UNTUCKit, Shark Tank, Steak Buttons, Unbuttoned Button Downs, Epsom Salts, Sad Bang, Timbs, Elam Ending, Peloton Instructors, Sky-Based WNBA Teams, Mitch Hedberg, Title IX, Lady Statesmen, Mighty Macs, Denise Long, Prawn Cocktail Chips, Maple Jordan, Hubbub And Hullabaloo, Stepien Rule, Old Navy Performance Fleece, HORSE IDEAS, Adam Silver Homewrecker?, Mr. Steal Your Girl, Regal Bang    Sponsor:   Tavour- Download on the Apple or Google store to try Tavour now. Use promo code HORSE for $10 off your first order of $25 or more.    Find Us Online - website: horsehoops.com - patreon: patreon.com/horsehoops - twitter: twitter.com/horse_hoops - instagram: instagram.com/horsehoops - facebook: facebook.com/horsehoops - multitude: multitude.productions   HORSE is hosted by Mike Schubert and Adam Mamawala. Created by Eric Silver and Mike Schubert. Edited by Brandon Grugle. Theme song by Bettina Campomanes. Art by Allyson Wakeman. Website by Kelly Schubert.   About Us On HORSE, we don't analyze wins and losses. We talk beefs, dig into Internet drama, and have fun. The NBA is now a 365-day league and it's never been more present in pop culture. From Kevin Durant's burner accounts to LeBron taking his talents anywhere to trusting the Process, the NBA is becoming a pop culture requirement. At the same time, sports can have gatekeepers that make it insular and frustrating for people who aren't die hard fans. We're here to prove that basketball is entertaining to follow for all fans, whether you're actively watching the games or not. Recently featured in The New York Times!

Theresa Shank Grentz is a member of the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. As a player, the Cardinal O'Hara product was a star on those incredible “Mighty Macs” teams at Immaculata in the early 70's that won three straight national championships. She then went on to win more than 650 games as a head coach at St. Joseph's, Rutgers, Illinois and Lafayette. In Episode #119 of “1-on-1 with Matt Leon,” Matt speaks with Grentz about her career in hoops. They talk about what it was like to be a part of those historic teams at Immaculata, how she got into coaching and much, much more. "1-on-1 with Matt Leon" is a KYW Newsradio original podcast. You can follow the show on Twitter @1on1pod and you can follow Matt @Mattleon1060.

Guest host and producer Karen Given tells the intertwining stories of Muffet McGraw and Marianne Stanley, two pioneering women's basketball coaches who have seen the changes in the sport from before Title IX until now. The two discuss the challenges in travel, treatment and compensation in the early days of NCAA women's basketball, the lawsuits that created change, and the meaningful triumphs along the way.Given also speaks with Danielle Donehew, the executive director of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association and a former director of basketball operations for the University of Tennessee women's basketball program under Pat Summitt, about the legacy of Summitt and the work of advocacy groups like the WBCA to create parity and equity in the sport.This is part one of a series from Given; keep an eye out for part two next week!Explore the November digital issue from Global Sport Matters: Taking Charge in Women's Basketball. Click Here.

We record our 25th episode on a CRAZY basketball Wednesday. We get right into our playoff check-in, Chris Paul's bad luck, Kawhi Leonard's injury, and Kevin Durant's All-Time Game 5. Then we talk about the All-NBA teams, Lamelo Ball winning Rookie of the Year, the schedule for next NBA season, announced rule changes, and more coach firings. Plus, WNBA news, including All-Star Game voting and a new format, a possible Oakland expansion team, Candace Parker returning from injury, the Commissioner's Cup, and some beef between the Liberty and the Mercury. ALL of that crazy news in our first segment, Basketball News of the Week (5:41). Second, we talk about the basketball movie The Mighty Macs (41:27). The show ends with a new game, So You Think You Know Me? (52:51), in which we put our family knowledge to the test and try to answer questions about each other. A wild episode from start to finish. Listen now!

Christopher Mann (born June 17, 1964) is an American actor who has appeared in various films written and/or directed by filmmaker Tony Gilroy. He has appeared in other films such as Ocean's 11, Emmett's Mark, The Mighty Macs, Cost of a Soul, Lebanon, Pa., The Big Year, Backwards, Deer Crossing, 1982, Myra's Angel, Jersey Justice, The North Star, and A Place in Hell.He has had recurring roles on shows such as The Wire, The Underground Kings, and House of Cards in addition to portraying various characters on the Law & Order spin-offs Special Victims Unit and Criminal Intent. In addition to those shows, he also guest-starred on Hack, Kidnapped (with Otto Sanchez and Jeremy Sisto), Heroes, Three Rivers, Blue Bloods, Made in Jersey, and Those Who Kill.

Join Laura Coleman from Family Money Coaching as she talks with Chelsie from Morgan's Mighty Macs about her fertility journey and its unexpected and emotional detour into adoption and fostering.   How do you decide on a fundraiser for IVF?   Chelsie talks about how she decided on a fundraiser, even though she'd never made macarons before! Her determination to master the cookies is key to her story to overcoming any obstacle for a baby.   She experimented with flavors and currently offers these airy cookies sandwiched by frosting:   Death by chocolate Apple cinnamon S'mores Fruity Pebbles Mint Chocolate Banana Chocolate Pistachio Caramel Apple Banana Foster Tequila Sunrise Peppermint And more!   She offers them through her Facebook page Morgan's Mighty Macs and also through local bakeries.   What do you do when your whole world is changed by your family members' decisions?   Chelsie was living a full and busy life. She was working, going to school, and working on her IVF fundraiser in the evenings when she got an unexpected phone call during class one day.   Chelsie learned that her 8 month old half sister had actually been in foster care from birth, and not in the care of the baby's mother, as she had been led to believe.   Suddenly, Chelsie's fertility plan became an adoption and fostering plan. She had to prepare for a home study, baby-proof her apartment, and deal with the different money needs that an adoption brings up.   Going with the flow can help you stay positive while you're on your journey Chelsie's describes the emotional rollercoaster of deciding to adopt and the change in her life plan with positivity. The macarons were a hobby for Chelsie, but now they're a business. She credits her husband's flexibility and support for making the cookies and adoption possible.   If you're interested in additional ways to fundraise for IVF or adoption, you can find a great list of resources on our website here.

Join Laura Coleman from Family Money Coaching as she talks with Chelsie from Morgan’s Mighty Macs about her fertility journey and its unexpected and emotional detour into adoption and fostering. How do you decide on a fundraiser for IVF? Chelsie talks about how she decided on a fundraiser, even though she’d never made macrons before! Her determination to master the cookies is key to her story to overcoming any obstacle for a baby. She experimented with flavors and currently offers these airy cookies sandwiched by frosting: Death by chocolate Apple cinnamon S’mores Fruity Pebbles Mint Chocolate Banana Chocolate Pistachio Caramel Apple Banana Foster Tequila Sunrise Peppermint And more! She offers them through her Facebook page Morgan’s Mighty Macs and also through local bakeries. What do you do when your whole world is changed by your family members’ decisions? Chelsie was living a full and busy life. She was working, going to school, and working on her IVF fundraiser in the evenings when she got an unexpected phone call during class one day. Chelsie learned that her 8 month old half sister had actually been in foster care from birth, and not in the care of the baby’s mother, as she had been led to believe. Suddenly, Chelsie’s fertility plan became an adoption and fostering plan. She had to prepare for a home study, baby-proof her apartment, and deal with the different money needs that an adoption brings up. Going with the flow can help you stay positive while you’re on your journey Chelsie’s describes the emotional rollercoaster of deciding to adopt and the change in her life plan with positivity. The macrons were a hobby for Chelsie, but now they’re a business. She credits her husband’s flexibility and support for making the cookies and adoption possible. If you’re interested in additional ways to fundraise for IVF or adoption, you can find a great list of resources on our website. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laura-coleman/support

Tim has served as the Production Designer, Art Director or Set Designer for more than forty feature films or television shows. His Art Direction projects include The Silence of the Lambs, A League of Their Own, Philadelphia, Quiz Show, Sleepers, and Beloved. Tim's production design includes The Spanish Prisoner, One Last Dance, A Gentleman's Game, Borderland, and The Mighty Macs. Tim has also worked extensively in television, including on Hack, Trooper, Kidnapped, Parenthood, Prime Suspect, The Following, Divorce for HBO, and more recently Bloodline for Netflix. Tim's more recent feature film projects include Lee Daniels' epic family drama The Butler and the Oscar-winning best picture Green Book, a tale of an unlikely friendship, directed by Peter Farrelly.

This week our special guest is Sean Wolfington (seanwolfington.com), chairman and CEO of The Wolfington Companies, is an entrepreneur who owns businesses in the automotive, technology, marketing, real estate and film industries. Wolfington was a finalist in Ernst & Young’s “Entrepreneur of the Year Award” and was named the 2012 “Entrepreneur of Year” by Haute Living magazine. Wolfington’s companies have helped market feature films Chronicles of Narnia, Charlotte’s Web, the Polar Express, Bella, the Mighty Macs and Son of God. Wolfington also created digital marketing strategies for global artists, like Shakira, the Grammy award winning artist who he helped build an online following of over 100 million people on Facebook and Twitter alone. “Bella,” a film that Wolfington financed, produced and distributed, was honored with the prestigious Legacy Award from the Smithsonian Institute and received the prestigious “Golden Tomato Award” for being the #1 Top Rated Film in 2007 by the users of the largest film review site in the world (www.RottenTomatoes.com). “Bella” was the #1 top-rated film by the users of Yahoo!, Fandango and the New York Times Readers Poll during its theatrical release, and the #1 grossing film of 2007 in its category of Hispanic themed films. We’ve mentioned before, The John and Gib Informal Book Club. We are currently reading Barking Up the Wrong Tree by Eric Barker: http://amzn.to/2rmF2AC As always, if you like our podcast, Rate Comment and Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts. And tell your friends! If you don’t like our podcast, then keep it quiet, I guess. Sponsors: If you shop online as much as we do, you HAVE to try BeFrugal.com/tesh to get cash back. $10 Welcome Bonus upon joining. Want better conference calls that aren’t terrible? Go to dolby.com/tesh to get a free demo of the best conference call audio you’ve ever heard. Start binging on your favorite TV shows right now. Hulu.com has a new look and now has LIVE TV. For all you hustlers, strivers, and thrivers: anyone looking to get the most out of their lives, go to trynootroboost.com/TESH to increase your productivity and give you the competitive edge needed to conquer any challenge. For a limited time, they’re offering a free 30-day supply. That’s a $60 value, and all you’ll have to pay is less than $5 for shipping! Our Hosts: John Tesh: @JohnTesh facebook.com/JohnTesh Connie Sellecca: @ConnieSellecca facebook.com/CSellecca Gib Gerard: @GibGerard facebook.com/GibGerard

Dr. John Huber (www.mainstreammentalhealth.org) is the Chairman for Mainstream Mental HealthNews Stories of WeekNew Show '13 Reasons Why' Worries Mental Health Experts“13 Reasons Why” is based on a 2007 young-adult book written by Jay Asher. It is about a high school student who kills herself and leaves behind 13 audio recordings that detail the events that led her to commit suicide. In the recordings, she describes her experiences with sexual violence, drug abuse and bullying. The 13-part show was co-produced by American actress and singer Selena Gomez. The streaming service Netflix released the show on March 31.-----------------------Teens May Disguise Depression Symptoms By Saying They're 'Down' Or 'Sad'-----------------------Study Reveals Men & Women Are Equally Miserable About Their Body A study in the Body Image Journal looked at 12,176 online surveys gathered by NBC News and Today, and found that the amount of women disliking their bodies is around the same as the amount of men who feel the same about theirs. So it's not just a women's issue. 6% of men and 9% of women reported that they were very to extremely dissatisfied with their looks. 15% of men and 20% of women said that they felt very to extremely dissatisfied with their weight. 28% of men and 26% of women said they were very to extremely satisfied with their looks.===================================Kate Nowlin is an actress and writer, known for Young Adult (2011), The Adjustment Bureau (2011) , The Mighty Macs (2009) and most recently, Blood Stripe (2016). Blood Stripe is about the trials and tribulations of a female combat veteran and her battle with vigorous PTSD.  

Rob Ekno interviews actress Katie Hayek of the inspirational movie,"Mighty Macs", about the small town women's college basketball team that won the first national championship overcoming many odds. Katie herself got her first role in this film and on the same day found out she had cancer from her doctor. They accommodated her on the shooting schedule around her cancer treatments. This is a true story of inspiration. Don't miss it! 60 mins

Today's host(s): Scot Landry Today's guest(s): Victor Pap and Alexis Walkenstein Links from today's show: Today's topics: Catholic communications and public relations Summary of today's show: Alexis Walkenstein and Victor Pap discuss with Scot Landry their work at the Maximus Group, promoting books, movies, and other media—Like The Way, There Be Dragons, and Mighty Macs— that incorporate Catholic values using a grassroots efforts among Christian communities in a way that really has never bee done before. 1st segment: Scot welcomed listeners to the show. He said there are so many good books and movies and other media being produced that the owners want to let Catholic families know about, but the Church in the US is so decentralized with thousands of parishes and schools that it's difficult for the Church to promote and market those initiatives. The Maximus Group entered that market a few years ago as a professional promotional and marketing agency. Two local people who grew up in the Boston area have now joined Maximus in leadership positions and Scot welcomed Victor Pap and Alexis Walkenstein to the show. Alexis joined Maximus about one year ago. Scot asked her about her background. She grew up in the Archdiocese of Boston, starting in Framingham. After graduating from Regis College, she started with WHDH-TV Channel 7 as the news assignment manager and a producer. Her last big assignment was covering the death of Pope John Paul II. From there she wanted to serve the Church, which led her to the Diocese of Palm Beach, Florida, where she served as the diocesan spokesperson, for five years. She wanted to move back to Boston and after praying a novena, she was contacted by Lisa Wheeler of Maximus out of the clear blue to come work for them. Scot asked Alexis what it was like working on the Channel 7 news desk during the height of the sex abuse crisis in Boston. Alexis said you couldn't escape it. Your faith is your whole life and your job can't be compartmentalized from it. Being an objective journalist and a fearless witness to the faith was difficult. She had already been considering leaving secular news because of the type of news that they cover. But sometimes God puts you in a difficult place to be a light in the darkness. Scot then noted that the diocese of Palm Beach had two of its bishops resign after being accused of abusing young men. They were followed by then-bishop Sean O'Malley, who himself was followed by Bishop Barbarito, who Alexis worked for. Alexis said much of her desire to leave secular news was being tired of seeing the Church take it on the chin, but she also wanted to go on offense to proclaim the good news of the Church and bringing the Gospel to people. Scot then asked Victor about his background and how he came to work for Maximus. Victor said he grew up in Weymouth. One of his parents came from Hungary and the other from Brazil and they both fled oppressive governments. They met at the Colonnade Hotel. They settled in Weymouth where he grew up and went to Sacred Heart School. He didn't have an interest in government. He went to Suffolk University and got an internship at the State House. He was amazed at how the process worked. His communications and journalism degree helped him understand how he could have a greater impact. He remembers a vote on junior operator requirements to limit their driving. He was struck by how his peers didn't know how they were being affected. From there he worked in campaigns for the next 13 or 14 years and lead the group Catholic Citizenship. It was a grassroots effort of laity to work with the Mass. Catholic Conference to influence lawmakers. Victor is also on the town council in Weymouth, bringing his Catholic faith to local government. He said Catholics have to become more savvy in how we communicate with our government. Victor's Catholic faith has always been important to him, especially after getting married and having kids. He sees his own fatherhood in relation to the Father's relationship to us. In college, Victor was a member of a debate team and they were national debate champions among the Ivy League. There was a lot of travel and it was very stressful.He remembers one tournament at Cornell during his junior year where he was nervous and had a scholarship riding on it. He went to a chapel before his round instead of practicing. He ended up winning that round and it showed how important it is to go to prayer. 2nd segment: Scot asked Alexis about the history of Maximus Group. She said it was founded in 2005 by Robert DeBellis, Lisa Wheeler, and Matt Pinto, seeing the need for the Church to be represented after the years of the sex abuse crisis and the death of John Paul. They said the need to engage the media with the right message with the right people on the topic of the day. Through that process Maximus was born and has been growing ever since. Maximus has been building a bridge between the sacred and secular. They have many clients they represent. They are often known because of the films they represent, but there's a lot more they do. They are even hired by entities that are secular but want to have a reach in the Church, including Walmart and Proctor & Gamble. They represent Ignatius Press. Every day is different with Maximus. Alexis said she met Victor when he was working with Newt Gingrich promoting his film “9 Days that Changed the World.” Scot said to Victor that The Passion of the Christ was very successful and marketed very differently from other big films. It was very much a grassroots effort among churches and the idea came that this was a good way to market films. Victor said it takes a lot of organization and outreach to ensure each film or project is successful. Catholics need to realize the same is true about politics. They have to be organized a in a grassroots fashion. Marketing and promotion are the same. The personal touch of reaching out to a neighbor or parishioner is important. It's far more important than mass marketing and advertising. Scot said Maximus helped to market a new book on the changes in the Roman Missal last year by Dr. Ed Sri. This exemplifies Maximus' relationships with parishes and dioceses and Catholic media. Alexis said so much discussion about the Mass last year helped them to put the Catholic liturgy in the secular media. They haven't had an opportunity like this in decades. They put together a press availability with Sri and Cardinal Wuerl and a number of others as well to talk about the changes and the first question came from a rabbi which showed Alexis that they were bridging the gap. Victor said it's challenging as a Catholic parent who enjoys books and films and the major media are putting out so many products that are antithetical to Christian values. He was struck by the movie The Way, starring Emilio Estevez and Martin Sheen, having seen those actors in other movies over the years but seeing them in a film that shares real Christian values. This made him want to be part of the Maximus Group's work in promoting this type of media. 3rd segment: Scot said the movie The Way takes place on the Camino de Santiago del Compestela about a father following his father's footsteps of the pilgrimage. Alexis worked on the promotion of the film, traveling with them around the country promoting it. It was very impactful. Churches turned out in force wherever they went to see this film which shows humanity seeking the divine and journeying as a community. Scot asked what led to them wanting o market this independent film in this grassroots fashion. Alexis said it speaks to their personal nature. Scot said it inspired him to want to walk the Camino in Spain as part of the ancient pilgrimage. Victor said there isn't necessarily an appreciation for art among Victor's generation. It allows for a form of prayer that's different from what we're used to it. It's a different kind of way to affect your community and share with it. Scot said his sense is that the momentum for The Way built over time and it got a lot more public relations coverage than other films. Alexis said it was an incredible experience to be with them. They are a unique family that attracts a lot of attention all the time anyway. They were so generous with their time. The DVD is coming out on February 21 and because the movie didn't reach every market in America, the buzz is inspiring others to want to see it too. 4th segment: Scot asked some of the other projects Maximus promoted in 2011. Films included Of Gods and Men, There Be Dragons, Soul Surfer, The Way. There many publications including Pope Benedict's book on Holy Week, Lino Rulli's Sinner, Teresa Tomeo's Extreme Makeover. Scot asked if promoting 13 Days, a religious film about Fatima, and Mighty Macs, a film about a girls' basketball team, is similar. Alexis said there is a lot of work and planning that goes into executing these projects months in advance. They have to carve out who the audience is, for example. Every project is individual. For some they're charged with only reaching Catholic audiences, while others have them reaching every audience. Victor said he's started his first project is a new film with Andy Garcia, who's got a great story of his family. The film is about the role of the Mexican lay faithful during a trying time in their history in which their faith is challenged. October Baby is another film talking about how a young woman is facing some challenges in her life. Scot said he saw that October Baby was premiered at the March for Life. aLexis said it's a story of a young woman who survived a failed abortion attempt and tries to find out who she is and her biological mother. It shows the wounds that exist and healing that needs to take place. Fr. Peter West was at the screening as well as other important lay leaders on the front lines of the pro-life movement. They were blown away by the quality of the film. She said the teens that saw the movie loved it as well. Scot said the premise of the movie sounds like the other movie Bella, which is a beautiful way to speak of the mystery of life. Victor said October Baby will be out in late March. It upholds the dignity of life, not in an abstract way, but a real human way. Alexis said they are also working on a book project written by Pope Benedict's brother, Msgr. Ratzinger.

IGF013 In Good Faith with Coach Cathy Rush, recorded live on January 18, 2012. Produced by aNunsLife.org Ministry. Topics include: coaching 1st national champs in women's basketball, working with nuns, Mighty Macs movie, Future Stars summer camps & more C 

(01:40) Darren watched Community and is welcoming the 'rents this weekend, (10:35) Trey was in Shaun's wedding, saw "William Shakespeare Presents: Terminator the Second" and read Darkly Dreaming Dexter, (34:35) Tripp read The Magician and finally finished Sandman Slim, (43:45) Blu-Rays (Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Batman: Year One, Clone Wars: S3, The Crow, Goonies, Captain America, Attack the Block), (47:55) Coming Attractions (Johnny English Reborn, Paranormal Activity 3, The Mighty Macs, The Three Musketeers, In Time, Puss in Boots, The Rum Diary), (51:50) Box Office (Real Steel wins 2 weeks ago, Paranormal Activity 3 takes last week.), (55:55) We talk about the recently announced World of Warcraft expansion: Mists of Pandaria, (78:25) What Would Darren Read, with a special surprise!, (93:00) Trey's take on this week's DCnU releases

David Boreanaz and Carla Gugino join Robin Milling to talk about playing real life couple Ed and Cathy Rush in The Mighty Macs. Carla discusses being inspired by Cathy who became the head basketball coach at a tiny, all-girls Catholic college. David reveals how he actually met Ed when he was going to highschool in Philadelphia.  

This week’s segments: “Blessed are They”: The Communion of Saints “Among Women” Guest: Lisa Hendey Links for this episode: Books by Lisa Hendey: —A Book of Saints for Catholic Moms: 52 Companions for your heart, mind, body and soul. Pat’s review of the new book is here. —The Handbook for Catholic Moms CatholicMom.com Lisa’s Catholic Moments Podcast LisaHendey.com The Mighty Macs movie Pat Gohn’s speaking engagements To add your name to our free drawing to win A Book of Saints for Catholic Moms, message Pat via Facebook, OR, email Pat at amongwomenpodcast@me.com. Entries must be received by 6pm EST, Monday, Oct 24.

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AS083 Ask Sister podcast recorded live on September 8, 2011. Sponsored by aNunsLife.org ministry. Topics include: God a tempter?!, seeking God, The Mighty Macs movie, name-calling nuns, and more! Click PLAY below or right-click here to download the MP3. Subscribe to A Nun's Life Podcasts: Ask Sister podcast is a live podcast where you have [...]