Podcast appearances and mentions of mike troy

Karl-Anthony Towns shined in his return to Minnesota. Does any Knick fan still not like that trade. Plus, Ridgewood HS basketball coach Mike Troy joins the show to discuss Johnny Jackson's big opening game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Davis, Troy Blevins, Lenny Remo and Producer Amanda in a special early edition of "This Evening" talking politics and trivia.

Mike Davis, Troy Blevins, & Producer Amanda are joined by Sheriff Rob Hardwick, incumbent candidate for St. Johns County Sheriff "This Evening."

Mike Davis, Troy Blevins, & Producer Amanda are joined by Jim Priester, candidate for St. Johns County Sheriff "This Evening."

Join Mike, Troy Blevins, and Producer Blake for a "Uncommon" Tuesday with some shared "Ground" "This Evening".

Why did the French get involved in the American Revolutionary War? How did the French help the Americans? Why did relations deteriorate between the two nations in the subsequent years? All these questions and more are explored in this special joint episode with Mike Troy of the American Revolution podcast!Join Mike and me as we unpack the French intervention and the evolution of French-American relations after the conflict ended. This collaboration episode is only possible thanks to the support of the Patreon community. Thank you so much for your support of the show!Patreon:Support Grey History and access exclusive bonus episodes, an ad-free feed, and many more fantastic perks. Help do your part to keep the show on the air!JOIN HEREOther:Send your questions, praise, and scorn hereSign Up for the NewsletterFacebookInstagramTwitter

Have you ever wondered how new entrepreneurs find investors to get their business off the ground? In this episode of Practical Leadership I am chatting with Mike Troy of Geekdom Fund. Mike tells us what he looks for in an ideal leader when investing, why the team is just as important as a leader and why consistent repeatable systems can be a key to long term success. Mike shares so many great tips that will help entrepreneurs at every level of their business thrive. Please let us know which one you liked the most below by finding us on social media @practicalleadership on LinkedIn and Facebook! Please download the FREE summary and watch the full length VIDEO of this episode at: www.practicaleadership.comListen to this episode on Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music or anywhere you listen to your podcasts! 

Show Opens with discussions on these Topics; RIP Eddie Van Halen, How long will Mike & Troy stay in NYC if things don't get better? Why would anyone sucker punch Rick Moranis? What would you name the next hurricane? & If you could Time Travel, would you go back to the past or into the future? Word of the Day "Apodyopsis" Make It Funny Stories "Hypnotist sexually assaulted clients", "Herd of charging cows in England kill second man in month", "Woman arrested for using 6 children steal Trump campaign signs", "The New York town of Swastika votes to keep its name", ‘Drunk’ man has 13-year-old drive him to get ice cream, charged with endangering a child", "I tried the foreskin facial treatment – so you don't have to", & "Elderly woman (71) is the suspected getaway driver for burglar gang" Thanks for Listening

The pageantry, competition and drama of the Tokyo Summer Olympics was supposed to be underway at this point, concluding with a closing ceremony on Aug. 9. Instead, the games have been postponed until July 23-Aug. 8 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic - and some analysts have speculated they may not even happen then. Regardless, Hoosier History Live will spotlight Olympians with connections to Indiana who competed in an array of sports for more than 100 years. Rather than focusing on superstars such as Mark Spitz, the swimmer who captured a then-record seven gold medals at the 1972 Munich Olympics, or basketball sensation Larry Bird and others on the "Dream Team" of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, we will explore Olympians whose lives, before or after the games in which they competed, involved compelling - and sometimes little-known - personal stories. Among the stories of Hoosier-connected Olympic athletes we'll explore:  A gold medalist in the long jump who grew up in poverty and recently retired, at age 89, from a career as a dentist at Logansport State Hospital. The first African-American gold medalist in the decathlon who, after the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, became a pro football player - and, according to several accounts, was fired for marrying a white woman. Hoosier athletes who followed up their Olympics experiences by becoming FBI agents and, in at least one case, a Navy SEAL. Our guide as we make our way through these inspiring stories of athletic excellence will be Indianapolis Star sportswriter David Woods, who has covered every Summer Olympics since the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. (Even before that, he began interviewing Olympians in 1972 and, as a freelancer, wrote about the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics). David is the author of a new book, Indiana University Olympians (IU Press), which features profiles of 49 diverse athletes. Among them is Dr. Greg Bell, the newly retired octogenarian dentist, who excelled in the long jump at the 1956 Olympics. As the seventh of nine children in an African-American family, he lived in a chicken house on a truck farm near Terre Haute for his first 12 years. For many of those years, the chicken house had no electricity, according to David's book. When his principal at the former Garfield High School suggested he try broad jumping (as the event, which Greg Bell never had heard of, was called then), he immediately set a school record. Following his triumph at the Olympics in the long jump and two NCAA championships (he never lost a collegiate competition while at IU, David notes), Greg Bell attended the IU School of Dentistry. He paid his way through dental school by working on a farm near Indianapolis. Other athletes at the 1956 Olympics included Milt Campbell (1933-2012), who was born in New Jersey but attended IU in the 1950s. He became the first African-American gold medalist in the decathlon but suffered from "a lack of recognition during much of his lifetime," David writes. Excelling in swimming, wrestling, judo and other sports, Milt Campbell played football at IU for two years. In 1957, he was chosen by the Cleveland Browns in the NFL draft, but lasted only one season. "He was cut apparently because of his off-season marriage to a white woman," according to Indiana University Olympians. David's book points out that Campbell is the only athlete to have been inducted into both the National Track and Field Hall Fame and the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Like Milt Campbell, diver Lesley Bush grew up in New Jersey but attended IU. She was just 16 years old, new to the sport of diving, and, according to David Woods, "not on any list of Olympic hopefuls" when she captured a gold medal at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. IU's former diving coach, Hobie Billingsley, called Lesley Bush's victory the greatest upset in the history of competitive diving. Billingsley's colleague at IU, legendary swimming coach James "Doc" Counsilman, built a dynasty of Olympians during the 1960s and '70s that included Indianapolis native Mike Troy, a gold medalist at the 1960 Rome Olympics. Eventually he became a Navy SEAL and was awarded a Silver Star for heroism during the Vietnam War. Mike Troy died last August at age 78. Decades earlier, two native Hoosier Olympians become FBI agents. Track star Don Lash (1912-1994) attended Auburn High School, which did not have an indoor or outdoor track. "He discovered his talents while chasing rabbits on his grandfather's farm," according to David's book. Although Don Lash set world records before and after the 1936 Berlin Olympics, he did not win a medal at the games. But his prowess evidently became an asset during his 21-year career with the FBI. "He was assigned to cases in which agents thought a suspect might flee on foot so that he could catch them," David writes.  The other Olympian-turned-FBI agent was Fred Wilt (1920-1994), a native of Pendleton, Ind. He competed in track events in the 1948 London Olympics and the 1952 Helsinki Olympics. Like Don Lash, he did not win an Olympic medal, but he set world records at other competitions. Lash followed up his 22-year career at the FBI with a stint as the women's track coach at Purdue University.

Mike Tippets interviews Mike Troy, Editorial Director for Retail Leader and Progressive Grocer. Discussing the changes in the retail customer experience.

  Comedian Brooklyn Mike is in the house as we discuss: What your limits are, fighting for custody of your kids, and more Dante stripping stories Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.fm/adchoices (megaphone.fm/adchoices)

  Comedian Brooklyn Mike is in the house as we discuss: What your limits are, fighting for custody of your kids, and more Dante stripping stories

  Today I get to chat with Podbean podcaster, Mike Troy who is the sole host and producer of the American Revolution Podcast: A chronological history of the Revolutionary War. Although Mike's family isn't into history like he is, he found a community of people who love history, and his podcast. Mike also shares a secret..one that is deeply buried on the internet.    Podcasting Smarter Tips From Mike:  To prep for the launch of his podcast, Mike wrote 100, yes 100 episode scripts in advance of his first recording. Impressive!  As a solo podcaster, Mike imagines people listening and responding which got him comfortable solo hosting. He also has a script prepared and edits on the fly as needed with Audacity.  Podcasting helped Mike become a better everyday speaker--another benefit of podcasting!  Because Mike is very organized and well planned, Podbean's scheduling featured allows him to produce his episodes in advance of his publish date, and schedule them accordingly. Smart podcasting!  The podcast helped Mike get out of his shell. Introverted and shy by nature, Mike found a community of fellow history buffs on and off line thanks to his podcast.  Mike is active on social media and successfully connects with his audience online. Without the podcast, his knowledge of social media would never have happened.  Don't focus on your downloads for the first 6 months. Just focus on producing a good episode every time. The numbers will come. Be patient.    Hypothetical Podcast About Mike's Life: "Keep Plugging"  Mike's Fantasy Podcaster: Thomas Paine You can listen to the American Revolution Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts including Podbean, Apple Podcasts, and Stitcher. Follow the podcast on Twitter and join the Facebook Group! 

What does Sacrifice, Focus, and Hope have in common? Well, if you ask Kelly Green she would say absolutely everything! On today's episode of The Working Artist Project Kelly and I discuss her debut album "Life Rearranged". She explained to me the impact these three words have had on her life and how she draws inspiration from them. Some of her melodies have been influenced by the #metoo movement whilst others have come out of her experience with lost love. If you like genuine music, people and experiences then this is the episode for you. Enjoy the show! Connect with Kelly Green Here: https://www.kellygreenpiano.com/ Bio Kelly Green - pianist, vocalist, composer, bandleader, educator - from Longwood, FL New York-based pianist, vocalist, composer, bandleader, and educator Kelly Green was born and raised in a musical family in Central Florida. She began singing as a toddler, studying piano at age five and found her passion for jazz at age eleven. She received her Bachelors in Jazz Studies - performance at the University of North Florida where she studied piano and voice. She received the outstanding musician's award every year at UNF. While in Jacksonville she performed weekly with her trio at many different venues and private events. In May 2011, she won the Generation Next Youth Talent Competition at the Jacksonville Jazz Festival. In September 2014 she received her Masters in Jazz Piano Performance from William Paterson University where she studied with pianists Harold Mabern, James Weidman, and Mulgrew Miller among many other note-worthy faculty members. She was the pianist in the WP Jazz Orchestra in which performed alongside NEA Jazz Master Jimmy Heath and legendary vibraphonist Steve Nelson. Kelly received the Outstanding Graduate Music Student Award for her class. In June 2014 Kelly was chosen as the pianist in the William Paterson Colombia Band, which toured three cities in Colombia, South America where she taught at two week-long clinics and performed at three large concert halls. Since moving up north, Kelly has performed at many notable clubs and venues in the area such as Blue Note, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, Apollo Theater, Minton's, Smalls Jazz Club, Mezzrow, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Jazz Standard, Ginny's Supper Club, Gin Fizz, The Django, Zinc Bar, Fat Cat, B.B. Kings, Rockwood Music Hall, the 9th Note, Deerhead Inn, Trumpets Jazz Club, and Shanghai Jazz among many others. She performs most often with her trio, then her sextet. The Kelly Green Trio hosts weekly jam sessions at Cleopatra's Needle every Sunday. Kelly has performed in bands alongside established jazz musicians such as Christian McBride, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Jimmy Heath, Steve Nelson, Nat Reeves, Steve Williams, Bill Goodwin, Rich Perry, Winard Harper, Philip Harper, Steve Wilson, Stacy Dillard, Jonathan Barber, Josh Evans, Bruce Williams, Frank Lacy, James Zollar and Jovan Alexandre among others. In December 2016 she recorded her debut album "Life Rearranged” featuring wonderful musicians Christian McBride, Steve Nelson, Josh Evans, Kush Abadey, Jovan Alexandre, Matt Dwonszyk, Noam Israeli, Tamir Shmerling, and Mike Troy. Since it's release in October 2017, “Life Rearranged” has received notable reviews and radio play. It is featured as one of the Top 50 albums of 2017 in the LA Times by Scott Yanow. Yanow describes Green's piano playing as, “sophisticated and modern while also being connected to the tradition,” and “her vocals are subtle, quietly expressive and full of insight.” For more reviews information please visit www.kellygreenpiano.com! In addition to being an outstanding performer, Kelly is passionate about education. She has been giving lessons and teaching classes and workshops since high school. She has taught at the Jazz House Kids Summer Workshop and the William Paterson Summer Jazz Workshop for the past four years and is currently a Teaching Artist for Jazz House Kids year round. Support this podcast

Welcome back to Tee's Corner, thanks for listening! Hosted by Tee Word and DeMeka aka Diva D! On today's show the crew welcomes Troy 'Debo' Adams, owner of Adams Bolts & Bytes. Entertainer and Success Coach, Taundra Noel Shaw is in the building sharing wisdom and telling her story. The energy goes through the roof when comedians Brooklyn Mike Troy and Kris Atkins grab the mic. Tee and the Diva discuss a great topic of the week and close the show with trending topics! Great vibes and insane motivation awaits, just push play and enjoy a great show! www.teescorner23.com & www.theattictv.com

In this episode, our storyteller is Lady Charmaine Day. Lady Charmaine Day is a Pastor,wife, author, publisher & radio host who is a leader in the business, literary, music, television and radio industries, cherished for her commitment to her community. Always funny and candid about herself and the world she helps to shape, Lady Charmaine Day has created a on-line ministry, Unlimited Help Ministries that supports Lady Charmaine Day efforts in transforming individuals mind, body and spirit utilizing the principles of Jesus Christ. Lady Charmaine Day is an author and publisher of six books: a Christian wisdom book called “Zero Mathematics: The Science of Today”, her autobiography entitled “Size 7 ½: Walk A Mile In My Shoes," her memoir called “One Step From Insanity: Actual Words From the Psych Ward," a  book of wisdom called "Trinkette's Wisdom For Every Day Living", a book of self-help and sequel to her autobiography called "H.E.E.D. S.I.M.P.L.E.") and  her latest book, co-authored with Brooklyn Mike aka Mike Troy, a book of Christian comedy/philosophy  called "MINDF.U.C.C."  All of her books are available on Barnes and Noble, Amazon, Itunes, or Google Play websites.  Whenever she is providing a consultation or is in front of an audience, you will be guaranteed that transformation will occur! For more information, please visit www.ladycharmaineday.com For more information on this episode, visit our website at:  http://www.giverciseshorts.com/  

Lady Charmaine Day shares in her own voice her brief testimony.  About Lady Charmaine Day: Lady Charmaine Day is a Pastor,wife, author, publisher & radio host who is a leader in the business, literary, music, television and radio industries, cherished for her commitment to her community. Always funny and candid about herself and the world she helps to shape, Lady Charmaine Day has created a on-line ministry, Unlimited Help Ministries that supports Lady Charmaine Day efforts in transforming individuals mind, body and spirit utilizing the principles of Jesus Christ. Lady Charmaine Day is an author and publisher of six books: a Christian wisdom book called “Zero Mathematics: The Science of Today”, her autobiography entitled “Size 7 ½: Walk A Mile In My Shoes," her memoir called “One Step From Insanity: Actual Words From the Psych Ward," a  book of wisdom called "Trinkette's Wisdom For Every Day Living", a book of self-help and sequel to her autobiography called "H.E.E.D. S.I.M.P.L.E.") and  her latest book, co-authored with Brooklyn Mike aka Mike Troy, a book of Christian comedy/philosophy  called "MINDF.U.C.C." To really know Lady Charmaine Day and what she has been through please purchase her two books:Size 7 1/2: Walk A Mile In My Shoes and the sequel to Size 7 1/2, a book of self-help called "H.E.E.D. S.I.M.P.L.E."Both books are available as a package deal for $30 on Lady Charmaine Day's website All of her books are available on Barnes and Noble, Amazon, Itunes, or Google Play websites.  Whenever she is providing a consultation or is in front of an audience, you will be guaranteed that transformation will occur! For more information, please visit www.ladycharmaineday.com

Last episode was all about corprate gigs and cleaner sets and this week is a round table edition of comics who are conquering the alternate/urban rooms on the comedy scene. Join Joseph Vecsey for discussion with AG White(Bad Boys of Comedy), Brooklyn Mike(TV show One Life to Live), and Jamie Roberts(Sunday Night Live at NY Comedy Club every week at 9 PM). We discuss everything from building an audience through alternate/urban rooms, performing at Rikers Island, and Ron Artest doing stand up at Caroline's.

Taboo Talk, a Christian talk show featuring Lady Charmaine Day (Pastor, Publisher, Author, and Radio Host www.ladycharmaineday.com). Guest starring Brooklyn Mike. Born Mike Troy in Brooklyn New York, Brooklyn Mike is by far one of New York's most versatile comedians not to mention a worldwide entertainer. Mike has performed stand-up in England, Germany, Japan, Italy and Holland. In the states he’s been seen on two seasons of the Dave Chappelle show; The Dave Attel show; and the Jon Stewart Show on Comedy Central. He’s also appeared on Showtime at the Apollo airing on NBC-TV, HBO’s Def Comedy Jam, MTV Snaps, VH-1 Hard Rock Live, Fox’s Uptown Comedy Club, and The Comedy Factory in Holland. Mike has appeared on several seasons of BET’s Comic View. Mike’s television credits also include One Live to Live, ABC-TV (May 8, 2007), Cashmere Mafia on ABC, NEW YORK UNDERCOVER on FOX and Law and Order on NBC; and several commercials, including Lugz Urban Gear, Sprite, Heineken, McDonalds, and Burger King. His Film credits include American Gangster with Denzel Washington. He has shared the comedy stage with Paul Mooney and Steve Harvey. Brooklyn Mike is the co-author of a christian comedy book with Lady Charmaine Day called MINDF.U.C.C. This global comic is also known to have audiences bent over in laughter. From cruise lines to New York’s Caroline’s on Broadway. His sundry styles and wide range of topics work every where from the pulpit to international opera houses. Mike has opened for several R&B and Rock performers; including Chaka Kahn, Maxwell, K.D. Lang, Phil Collins, Gladys Knight, Third World, Bob Skaggs, Bare Naked Ladies, The Whispers, and The OJays. A graduate of Shaw University in Raleigh North Carolina, Mike is a humble comedian and a family man. His greatest joy is making people laugh. But his most important audience is his family which include his beloved daughters.