Podcast appearances and mentions of mike kitchen

Ep 226 David Loiseau Career Deep Dive  David Loiseau is one of the founding members of Tri Star gym. David Loiseau was surrounded by greatness with teamates like Ivan Menjivar, Georges St Pierre & Patrick Cote. Denis Kang lined up the interview and joins us for a very special look at the beginnings of a career that fought some of the worlds greatest athletes. Ep 226 David Loiseau Career Deep Dive0:00 Lytes out intro0:19 Joey Venti's guest introduction0:45 interview start 2:24 plugs/ promotions 2:54 early interest in mixed martial arts 3:59 getting in a bad car accident 5:38 first MMA instructor9:56 Angelo Exarhakos leaving coaching 11:11 training with Viktor Vargotzky13:22 Firas Zahabi becoming an MMA coach 16:17 reason for not competing in K117:10 David Loiseau vs Justin Bruckman19:20 David Loiseau vs Steve Vigneault20:45 practicing ground and pound 20:19 Denis Kang discovering David Louseau 23:41 pay for TKO 2 tournament25:33 discovering Denis Kang 26:48 David Loiseau vs Jesse Jones28:33 David Loiseau vs Jason St Louis30:33 David Loiseau vs Shawn Tompkins32:01 Denis Kang experience with Shawn Tompkins 33:49 “cancelled” bout with Mike Kitchen due to rain 37:36 David Loiseau vs Joe Doerkson38:54 Legendary fighters in Canada 44:51 David Loiseau vs Claudionor Fontinelle47:35 David Loiseau vs Tony Fryklund49:38 Georges St-Pierre retirement story 51:04 Thomas Denny pre fight interview 51:32 domination fight wear sponsor 52:47 getting the call to fight in the UFC55:19 Phil Baroni commentary “If your not gonna pass, pound”56:08 Denis Kang vs Mark Weir 56:48 Canadian fighters being advanced 58:54 David Loiseau vs Jorge Rivera59:41 fight with Denis Kang not coming to fruition 1:01:45 David Loiseau vs Curtis Stout1:02:22 advertised on TKO poster but not fighting on card 1:03:02 thoughts on Stephan Patry1:05:45 David Loiseau vs Gideon Ray1:08:07 Charles McCarthy KO 1:09:26 David Loiseau vs Evan Tanner1:12:33 Diego Sanchez betting comment 1:12:42 Ivan Menjivar vs Urijah Faber “illegal head kick” 1:14:03 Immigrant fighters having an edge to them 1:14:59 David Loiseau vs Rich FranklinPayout $ 1:17:33 Georges St-Pierre vs Bj Penn grease gate controversy 1:19:16 Anderson Silva fight rumors 1:24:12 the level of fighter Anderson Silva was 1:25:59 Lee Murray 1:28:38 David Loiseau vs Mike Swick1:29:24 getting cut from the UFC1:30:18 not being the same fighter after Rich Franklin fight 1:30:59 cornering Dean Lister 1:31:39 Manager Mark Dion 1:31:56 World Cage Fighting Organization“Canceled event”1:35:07 David Loiseau vs Jason Day1:36:33 David Loiseau vs Todd Gouwenberg1:38:26 Terry Martin fight rumor 1:39:20 Denis Kang experience commentating with Phil Baroni 1:40:15 co owning of Xtreme MMA1:40:37 David Loiseau vs Ed Herman 1:41:47 the striking truth documentary 1:42:09 David Loiseau vs Chester Post1:42:44 opinions on Fabio Hollanda1:43:29 Jorge Santiago 1:46:26 Gesias 'JZ' Cavalcante1:48:20 thoughts on Mark Pavlich1:49:29 interview wrap up/ outro Subscribe to the Lytes Out Podcast:https://www.youtube.com/@LytesOutClipsSocials: Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/groups/1027449255187255/?mibextid=oMANbwInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/lytesoutpodcast/iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lytes-out-podcast/id1568575809 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3q8KsfqrSQSjkdPLkdtNWb Mike - The MMA Detective -Support the Show.

At approximately 5:00 p.m. on July 3, 1984, Alvin Freeman walked into the Rialto Restaurant on Woodward Avenue in Ferndale, Michigan, and sat at a table. Includes an interview with Mike Kitchen, he responded to the siege and later retired as Ferndale's Chief of Police.  Written by Jessica Ann. Audio Production by Bill Bert. Come see Nina and other podcast favorites in BIRMINGHAM AL 5-6-23 See Nina at True Crime and Paranormal Podcast Festival on August 25-27, 2023, in Austin, Texas. Go to https://truecrimepodcastfestival.com/ and use code GONE for discounted tickets! Nina is now sharing cases on TIKTOK! @Nina_Innsted Get your episodes early and ad-free on PATREON #Michigan #murder #Ferndale #RoyalOak Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/AlreadyGoneSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a lot of reasons to be feeling, hmmm… if a picture's worth a thousand words, then who knows what a video is ...a lot of reasons to be down, including the garbage world of hockey.But this is a place for joy, not for shredding Marc Staal (his dipshit bigot-using-religion-for-cover brother Eric, too, but especially Marc because of all the years he spent in New York, including when I (hi, it's Jesse if you're new here — Andrew and Roger have nothing to do with these “show notes”) covered the Rangers for the Daily News.So, we'll put that aside and dive into a question raised by Ryan Lambert and Sean McIndoe on the latest Puck Soup.In December of 2016, the Blues fired Mike Keenan, and replaced him with Joel Quenneville. In between, interim coach Jimmy Roberts got nine games behind St. Louis' bench, going 3-3-3.Between them, Keenan (672) and Quenneville (969) have won 1,641 games as NHL coaches. So, does Roberts hold the very niche record of Interim Coach Between The Pair Of Coaches With the Most Wins?This isn't super hard to figure out. Quenneville is second on the NHL's all-time wins list, behind only Scotty Bowman. Keenan is 15th. You might figure this out a different way, and that's cool, but here's my process: go through the top coaches until you reach a place where you can't get a combo adding up to more than 1,641, and Roberts has the record — or someone else has a bigger number before you get to that point. For clarity's sake, we'll call an interim coach one who does not finish out the season.Bowman himself was never replaced by, nor replaced, an interim coach as such. Bowman's career reads funny because he coached the Sabres in 1979-80, then for 35 games in 1981-82, then for the next three full seasons, plus 37 games in 1985-86 and 12 more in 1986-87 — because Bowman was also GM in Buffalo and stepping behind the bench himself sometimes.Quenneville got the ax in St. Louis in 2004, replaced by Mike Kitchen on a full-time basis, so no worries there. Same with Jeremy Colliton, while Andrew Brunette finished out last season in Florida before the Panthers turned to Paul Maurice.Barry Trotz (914 wins): Never fired in-season.Ken Hitchcock (849), Lindy Ruff (827): Part of in-season coaching changes, but never with a team that had a true interim in the mix.Paul Maurice (811): The 2004 Hurricanes — hey, that's shit-for-brains Eric Staal's rookie year, and he was teammates with Ron Francis and Artūrs Irbe, which is excellent to keep in mind for your Six Degrees Of… hockey games! — went straight to Peter Laviolette, who has 751 career wins and counting, and with Maurice also being active, they're at 1,562 wins and counting, which is… not a record for combined career wins by the coaches of one team in a single season, because you've not only got those 1,641 career wins for Keenan and Quenneville with the 1996-97 Blues, but also Roberts' 50 (three with those Blues, 21 for the Bowman-run 1981-82 Sabres, and 26 in his one full season as coach, with the 1991-92 Hartford Whalers). Stay tuned?Al Arbour (782): One of those wins was actually as an interim coach, when Arbour got what amounted to a testimonial match with the Islanders. He's officially listed that season as the coach between Ted Nolan and Ted Nolan again.And it wouldn't matter if Al Arbour had coached between Al Arbour and Al Arbour, because 782+782=1,564, and that's less than 1,641. No two coaches on this list can combine to get there, and while Darryl Sutter and John Tortorella (sort of, but congrats on win number 700, man, hope you're real proud of Staalsie today, too) remain active with 700-plus wins, Roberts, who died in 2015, remains the voice between the two biggest voices, as far as NHL history is concerned.It's a garage league full of spineless dweebs, but the history is interesting. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

This week we sit down with Mike Kitchen who is the owner of Sol Kitchen a promotion company. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itslitboston/support

This week we sit down with Mike Kitchen who is the owner of Sol Kitchen a promotion company. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itslitboston/support

Stro tries to play his favourite Zambonis song. Mike Kitchen, Justin Bieber & MLK get name drops. We talk about talking to refs. Chippy wakes up from a dream. Eh Chippy and Stro1 are hosers eh. This is their podcast talking about hockey and sport and stuff for the love of the game. Bringing the room to radio, a beer league hockey podcast. Chippy and Stro1 are hosers eh, they are not to be taken seriously, but you might learn something, for sure cringe and maybe a laugh.

Over the past few years, few NHL teams have been able to shock the hockey world they way the Columbus Blue Jackets have. With John Tortorella leading the way, the Jackets have become a team committed to playing a gritty brand of hockey that has helped them stay competitive despite big roster turnover and numerous injuries. Assistant coach Brad Shaw has worked under Tortorella for four of his five years with the team and has played a big role in helping create the Blue Jackets identity. Some of  the Jackets' incredible accomplishments during that time include falling one win short of an NHL record 17 consecutive wins in the 2016-17 season and a first-round upset of one of the best teams in NHL history with a sweep of the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2019 playoffs. While they've failed to get past the past the second round of the playoffs during that time, there is no doubt that Columbus will continue to stay competitive for the foreseeable future -- thanks in large part to their strong team identity. Following his retirement as a player in 1999, Shaw got his coaching career started by immediately jumping behind the bench as an assistant coach for the Tampa Bay Lightning for one season. He would then make the move to the Detroit Vipers of the IHL the following season to become their head coach. After four seasons in the AHL, he'd make the jump back to the NHL with the New York Islanders as an assistant coach before taking over as head coach midway through the following season. The Cambridge, Ontario native's next move would see him incredibly spend the next 10 seasons as an assistant/associate coach in St. Louis, where he worked under four different head coaches. That includes Mike Kitchen, Andy Murray, Davis Payne, and Ken Hitchcock. After his time with the Blues, Shaw joined Tortorella’s staff in Columbus in 2016. As the team’s defensive coach, he has also had the opportunity to mentor two of the game's top young defencemen in Seth Jones and Zack Werenski. In this week's podcast, we'll discuss how the Blue Jackets have been able to create their identity, his philosophy for developing young defencemen, and his keys to developing meaningful relationships with his players.

We're kicking off today on the theme of entrepreneurship and cultivating an entrepreneur mindset in the veterinary profession! Taking the leap into running your own business can be daunting, whatever it is you do, and running a business brings its own challenges. Katrin Jahn is the head vet and owner of GVC, the German Veterinary Clinic in Abu Dhabi, which she founded in 2008. Mike Kitchen is GVC's business advisor, himself an experienced leader and manager of people and client relationships. After starting from scratch, the clinic is now a large, thriving enterprise with multiple diversified interests, offering feline boarding, a pet relocation business, and a behaviour consultation service. GVC was also the first Gold Standard Cat Friendly Clinic in the Middle East, and all their staff at Fear Free Professionals. Katrin is currently undertaking a residency in animal welfare and behaviour management, and is also a certified coach.  We're being supported for this season by VetYou, a veterinary-led community encouraging you to face up to your finances, get the help and advice you need, and start paving the way to a brilliant financial future, whether that's starting your own business or planning for your retirement. Everyone involved in VetYou has had highs and lows in their own financial journeys. So this season is all about telling you the stories of our community to help you make the most of your finances.  Most important of all, we want to hear from you over the next few weeks. Send us an email at hello@vetyou.co.uk, drop me a DM at @naomi_the_vet, or write us a review on Apple podcasts with your thoughts and feedback, and we'll be featuring a few of them each week. We really want to know what you think about money, about pay in the profession, about whether you even give your financial future a second thought or anything else you fancy.

21st Sep 2020-Please rate review and subscribe. This week Dan and Will discuss Batman. The Challenger Netflix doc. Space Travel. The Stars/Lightning after game 1. Looking back at the Conf finals. Stars need to send Demko a ring. Tampa are sneaky dirty. Conn Smythe chat. Matt Dumba might have to follow DSP to China with all the other communists. Brodins contract. Mikko Koivu gets twitter canned. Lord Stanley presiding over its minions. Bill Armstrong in Arizona has a hell of a job on his hands. Nate Schmidt having himeself a sexy time. Mike Kitchen kicked out of Florida after he did his own kicking. A lawsuit on all leagues from young players that could have a big impact on the NHL. Different rules for players in Canada and Europe. Gary Bettman wanting to get the league up and running. Getting it finished before June. How much money do the NFL make for their season? All that and the usual guff. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/2-brits-1-puck/donations

In this week's episode, Brutes & James have almost two weeks of action to catch up on! The guys break down the Minnesota Wild's recent moves of trading Eric Staal to Buffalo for Marcus Johansson, acquiring Nick Bjugstad, and what this means moving forward! The guys then discuss the courageous decision of QMJHL draft pick Yanic Duplessis to come out as an openly gay athlete. In addition, the guys discuss the Dallas Stars trip to the Stanley Cup Final and the Tampa/Islanders series. Next, the guys discuss the many staff decisions in the NHL such as the Capitals naming Peter Laviolette as head coach, the Mike Kitchen abuse allegations, Jim Montgomery hired in STL as assistant coach, Bill Armstrong named GM in Arizona, and Geoff Ward named the official head coach of the Calgary Flames! In conclusion, Brutes plays Excursion Around The Bay, and the guys list their overrated/underrated/favourite/least favourite LINKIN PARK songs! Sponsored by Smoke & Mirrors Media! Intro Music: Check My Brain - Alice In Chains Outro Music: Hardcore Troubadour - Steve Earle

Wednesday's episode of Locked On Blackhawks kicks off with a breakdown of 2020 NHL Draft prospect Dylan Holloway, who is a 6-foot-2, 200-pound forward that just completed his freshman season at the University of Wisconsin. Host Jack Bushman then talks about Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Final between the Tampa Bay Lightning and New York Islanders, as well as the Florida Panthers firing former Blackhawks assistant coach Mike Kitchen. The episode wraps up with the daily 'Blackhawks 2020 Postseason Recap' segment, with today's feature being 26-year-old Finnish defenseman, Olli Maatta. All that and more on Locked On Blackhawks. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.Go to getroman.com/lockedonnhl TODAY. If approved, you'll get fifteen dollars off your first order of ED treatment.Right now, our listeners can get $5 off and zero delivery fees on their first order of $15 or more, when you download the DoorDash app and enter code LOCKEDONNHL.Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get $10 off your first order.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today on the show:-There’s a new trailer for Season 2 of The Mandalorian!-Major League Baseball wants fans in the stands for the World Series-The NHL’s Florida Panthers fired an assistant coach for doing something REALLY stupid-The City of Toronto wants to build 3000 affordable homes-Madonna is directing her own biopic The Kingdom James store at […]

Greg Wyshynski from ESPN.com gets into Peter Laviolette being named head coach in Washington, the styles of play both Dallas and the Islanders employ, and the Mike Kitchen allegations in Florida

Wednesday's episode of Locked On Blackhawks kicks off with a breakdown of 2020 NHL Draft prospect Dylan Holloway, who is a 6-foot-2, 200-pound forward that just completed his freshman season at the University of Wisconsin. Host Jack Bushman then talks about Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Final between the Tampa Bay Lightning and New York Islanders, as well as the Florida Panthers firing former Blackhawks assistant coach Mike Kitchen. The episode wraps up with the daily 'Blackhawks 2020 Postseason Recap' segment, with today's feature being 26-year-old Finnish defenseman, Olli Maatta. All that and more on Locked On Blackhawks. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day. Go to getroman.com/lockedonnhl TODAY. If approved, you’ll get fifteen dollars off your first order of ED treatment. Right now, our listeners can get $5 off and zero delivery fees on their first order of $15 or more, when you download the DoorDash app and enter code LOCKEDONNHL. Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get $10 off your first order.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week WGN is having a convo with Mike Kitchen, owner of @thesolkitchen here in Charlotte. The Sol Kitchen is a promotions & marketing company that deals with progressive events which includes live music, concerts, and other entertainment. His 10 year run of "POP LIFE" was a big hit on Wednesdays back in the day. I can honestly say his events are one of a kind and it's worth every minute!!! We take a deep dive into the culture of Charlotte, the challenges with putting on events, and what folks in Charlotte really want? We recap NBA All Star Weekend, CIAA, and if the MEAC tourney can get some love in the city? This conversation was a great one. Thanks again bruh! Y'all don't want to miss this! Get familiar!!!! #WhogotnextCLT #CLTure

NERDS! Like, Favorite, Subscribe and Comment on our videos and channel!_____________________________________________________http://www.nerdlocker.com - This week the horror nerds (Shane, Mike Kitchen, Frank the Tank) discuss a wide variety of topics like conventions, posters, and Facebook groups. Let us know what you think in the comments below!For more info on comics, video games, movies and anything else nerd, check out Nerdlocker.com, a place for your inner nerd.Also check us out on:Nerdlocker: http://www.nerdlocker.comYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/nerdlockerFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/DeathlockerPodcastTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/nerdlockerPodcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nerdlocker/id1162978942?mt=2Email us at: info@nerdlocker.com

On the latest HawksTalk Podcast Pat Boyle and Tracey Myers discuss the signing of defenseman Jan Rutta and what it means for Trevor van Riemsdyk’s future with the Blackhawks. They also address reports that Ulf Samuelsson will replace Mike Kitchen as Hawks assistant coach and whether there will be a third assistant added to Joel Quenneville’s staff. Plus, Tracey spoke to Alex DeBrincat’s coach from last season, Kris Knoblauch, about the chances of DeBrincat playing in the NHL next season.

On the latest Hawks Talk Podcast Pat Boyle sits down with Tracey Myers and Charlie Roumeliotis to discuss the trade of Scott Darling. The trio gives their favorite Darling moment and how this puts an end to any Corey Crawford trade rumors. They also discuss the puzzling story from Artemi Panarin where he told a Russian reporter that he was fatigued going into the playoffs and how the team did the Bread man a solid allowing him to go after his performance bonus. Lastly, the crew weighs in on what might be missing from the Hawks roster and how the decision process may go to replace Mike Kitchen.

It’s our post-mortem podcast. A bit shorthanded as Slak and Matt are on assignment, so Feather and I go through the Hawks’ crash out, the comments coming out of it, the firing of Mike Kitchen and Ted Dent, and what may come this summer. It’s action packed! Download | iTunes | Google Play | RSS

On the latest Hawks Talk Podcast Tracey Myers and Pat Boyle discuss Stan Bowman’s season ending presser and the coaching dismissals of Mike Kitchen and Ted Dent. Plus, what are Bowman’s top three things on his off-season to do list? Also, Tracey plays the Blackhawks roster game, part of their future or unclear.

The guys put a bow on the Blackhawks season, reacting to Stan Bowman, Joel Quenneville and other Blackhawks' comments after Saturdays post season media session. They also discuss Monday's firing of Mike Kitchen, and make up for lost time on listener tweets / emails. Sponsors: Triple Threat Sports, Merichka'sSupport: Patreon.com/MadhousePod

The guys put a bow on the Blackhawks season, reacting to Stan Bowman, Joel Quenneville and other Blackhawks' comments after Saturdays post season media session. They also discuss Monday's firing of Mike Kitchen, and make up for lost time on listener tweets / emails. Sponsors: Triple Threat Sports, Merichka'sSupport: Patreon.com/MadhousePod

Mike Kitchen, founder of Rocket Gardens tells us about the new #SchoolVegPledge drive which aims to help 250,000 school pupils grow their own food. Fiona Aldridge of the Learning and Work Institute discusses this year's 'festival of learning'. And we hear how almost 38% of Grandparents are financially contributing to their grandchildren's education.