Podcast appearances and mentions of mikey powell

Mental health services are often framed as the caring alternative to policing and prisons. But Lucy and Lee look at what happens when the very system designed to protect us, fails to do just that. Mikey Powell, 38, and Jess Durdy, 27, both died whilst in mental health crisis. Two very different stories. Two decades apart. Through these two very different instances of state violence and neglect, Lucy and Lee look at just how far-reaching the scale of the problem is, and the communities it harms the most. We hear from Mikey's cousin Tippah Napthali and Jess's mum Moira Durdy about what mental health services in Britain are really like and what their deaths have meant to them and their families. Unlawful Killing is made in partnership with INQUEST and Aunt Nell. Produced by Leila Hagmann and Naomi Oppenheim. Consultant Producers Tash Walker and Adam Zmith. This podcast is part funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Hodge Jones & Allen. Oral histories supported by OnTheRecord. Music by Dave Okumu More information and sources of support: www.inquest.org.uk/podcast Support this show by donating at: www.inquest.org.uk/donate Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One Big Family has a Spotify Playlist called New Music Friday: Indie-Christian. HERE is a link to the playlist. Each week we will feature some new track(s) released that week and hear from the artists. This week Mikey Powell is featured with his track Is There Anything Too Hard For You. HERE is a link to the track. Steven Lufkin (LOVKN) hosted this episode and it is presented to you by One Big Family. Follow this LINK to the website.

Tippa Naphtali doesn't only use enterprise for business, but also to address political and social issues and make society better.He's been a community activist for over four decades, working in Birmingham, London and internationally.  Entrepreneurial since the playground he's supported, developed and led a huge range of community development and social justice projects and organisations.Tippa is well known for his campaigning work, calling for penal, police and mental health reforms to end deaths and abuse in custody, wrongful convictions and torture.  Tippa's cousin, Mikey Powell, died in police custody having been failed by multiple agencies. Tippa explains how he's worked with some of those agencies to influence and bring about real changes.One of Heidi's oldest friends in the sector, Tippa gives a riveting interview. This episode includes shocking, distressing content which must never be ignored alongside inspiration, laughter, hope and real impact. Tippa's entrepreneurial activities power and support his work in mental health, with food banks, and in social justice.  Tippa's ability to get things done and influence change continues to inspire Heidi and many people and organisations.Links to websites and resources mentioned in this episode:Naphtali & Associates4WardEverUKCatalyst 4 Change CICFind FoodBanks BrumFirst Stop DesignM.A.S.H. HubThe National Memorial Family FundRed Alert HELP!United Families & Friends Campaign

Michael Scott "It's Happening".gif as the MLL announced that they too will be playing a condensed season this month. Jason and Hank discuss the upcoming PLL season and how the players will handle being in the bubble (1:43), as well as which teams/players have the advantage in the shortened season (6:44). They then discuss the MLL's decision to play games over one week (7:34), and talk about how those few weeks will help grow the game (10:57). Things go off the rails a bit as they divulge into talking about Paul Gait's early 2000s facemask (20:12), Mikey Powell front flips (22:44), and the Olympic Games (27:11). Be sure to use promo code Podcast10 for 10% your next order at LacrosseMonkey.com!

Chazz Woodson joins us for Episode 23 as we dive deep into off-the-field discussions about race, systemic oppression and steps we all can take to be better. However, with the nickname "The Human Highlight Reel", we'd be remiss not to save some time to talk lacrosse, including how Mikey Powell stole his move and why the dive is less risky than an on-the-run shot down the alley. See the video version HERE.

Katrina Dowd has always been different. Growing up in Yorktown, Dowd idolized creative players like Mikey Powell. Eventually, she chose to head to Evanston, Ill. to attend Northwestern, a school rising in prominence in the lacrosse world. Four years later, Dowd left at the beginning of a dynasty. Now back in her second stint with … Continue reading Katrina Dowd | S2 E9 →

Paul Carcaterra of ESPN 01:25 Yorktown -"The farm" -Charlie Murphy Class of 1934 -His story and how he brought lacrosse to Yorktown -The lacrosse community -Similar to how the Thompsons and Natives do it -Different times -Kids are getting their lacrosse "fix" by playing structured lacrosse -Using pickup games to try new things and work on things 12:42 Arriving at Syracuse and Playing with Casey Powell -Yorktown friends -Roy Simmons Jr. as a coach -Never being burnt out -How disciplined the team was -2 first team all Americans a year on a line -Casey Powell -Versatile player -Powell brothers playing in the backyard 31:45 How Paul Got Into Broadcasting -Did not study broadcasting in college or Grad school -Friend suggested him -First game was Navy vs Army in 2004 -Started studying it because of the rush -Auditioned and worked with Joe Beninati -College media guides -Working other sports -Interesting all different kinds of fans -Cutting hair and interviewing people -Utah interview -Cutting Dave Pietramala last week -8 more this year 43:43 Maverick Showtime Backstory and Updates -The early stages with equipment and apparel -Acquisition by Bauer Hockey -Great success story -Together with Cascade -Starting Maverick Showtime -Small numbers -Never changing the model -Seeing young players 50:50 The Olympics -Interesting how it will look -What are the rules going to be? -The globalization of the sport -Provides validity to the game -Potential rules to make for a good hybrid -Obtain funding from the countries 56:00 The PLL -Paul Rabil as a great player and sport contributor -What they have done in so fast -Provides good competition -Challenge and opportunity for the traveling model -Athletes power and branding -Denver Pioneer Classic 1:02:42 The Golden Age of Lacrosse and the Beginning of the Season -Shot clock makes it interesting for the normal fan -20 seconds to clear the ball is huge -More up and down -Shrinking the boxes -The dive -Controversial calls so far 1:10:40 Pat Spencer and Jeff Teat -Comparison to Mikey Powell and Lyle Thompson -Hanging out with Pat Spencer -Different style and backround on Pat Spencer -Jeff Teat as a box player -Not able to be tolerated being shut off -John Traveras -Unreal attack group this year The Overtime Podcast with Paul Carcaterra

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Centennial (Ga.) senior Nicky Solomon passed Mikey Powell to become just the 18th player in boys' high school lacrosse history to reach 500 career points. Also in today's update, a team from Nevada and players from California, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee earn spots on the Best Known Performances. --- 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/laxrecords/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxrecords/support

    Jonny Vegas welcomes Sue Powell as Today's FEATURED Guest on 'Total Lacrosse with Jonny Vegas'! Sue Powell is the Mother of Casey, Ryan, Mike, & Mason Powell! The Powell name is rich in history within the lacrosse world! Find out how Sue raised such a talented Family. Not every Family has so many members making huge impacts in a Sport Professionally. Jonny has had the honor of meeting Ryan Powell, Mikey Powell, and Casey Powell. Jonny Vegas even played against Casey Powell in the Hawaii Lacrosse Invitational and Jonny tried out for the LXM Pro Tour in 2011 and got to play on the same team as Mikey at the tryout! Chat LIVE with us, leave your questions and/or comments, share the link on social media and word of mouth, and don't forget to subscribe to Ministry Of Lacrosse!