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The Miller family recently announced the purchase of RSL and The Royals , now we are learning more about bigger plans coming to the area surrounding America First Field in Sandy. We speak To Sandy Mayor, Monica Zoltanski about the vision for the sports and entertainment district and what it means for Sandy.
Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker talk about Diana Sabau's comments about the Mountain West and Pac-12. UTEP cuts women's tennis before they enter the Mountain West. The Larry H. Miller Family buys out Ryan Smith to become the majority owner of Real Salt Lake. Jordan Love would love to throw to Jalen Royals at Green Bay. Opening round of the NBA playoffs get underway Saturday and Sunday.
The Larry H. Miller Company is stepping back into the sports business by purchasing a controlling interest in Real Salt Lake and Utah Royals FC soccer teams. Scott Gerrard with KSL Sports shares what is known. Amy Donaldson, Host of the podcast, Making of a Moment: The RSL Story, joins to explain the community impact new ownership will bring.
SLCPD announces $35 per hour starting rate for officers Neighbors run to rescue man who crashed truck into Daybreak lake New poll showcases what Utahns think about congress' spending
Scott talks Utah Football's 22 Forever Game & the Red Rocks in the Final Four with Bill Riley, LPGA's Black Desert Championship with Patrick Manning, Today's PFL fights & Airing of Grievances with Sean O'Connell, Miller Family acquiring RSL + more
Scott talks Utah Football's 22 Forever Game & the Red Rocks in the Final Four with Bill Riley, LPGA's Black Desert Championship with Patrick Manning, Today's PFL fights & Airing of Grievances with Sean O'Connell, Miller Family acquiring RSL + more
KSL SPORTS... Utah's professional soccer teams could soon have a new owner. Sportico reports that the Miller family is close to signing a deal to buy major stake in RSL and the Utah Royals Joining me live is KSL TV sports anchor Sam Farnsworth.
In this week's episode of Off the Crossbar, Matt, Kyle and Trevor are joined by Salt Lake Tribune reporter Andy Larsen to discuss some big Friday news out of Real Salt Lake and Utah Royals ownership land: David Blitzer may be selling a controlling stake in the two teams.Read more about the move: https://www.sportico.com/business/team-sales/2025/david-blitzer-sell-real-salt-lake-utah-royals-1234845050
Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker recap what happened in the Sweet 16 Thursday; what's on the schedule for Friday. Almost all Aggie women's basketball players are leaving. Other basketball tournaments underway / concluding. Reports that the Miller family will buy a majority stake in Real Salt Lake.
Joe & Justin are back to talk all things Wilson with Class of 2015 athlete Matt Guenter! Matt is a triahlon national champion and is forging his way through professional athletics. Tune in for the 11th season premiere as the guys talk with Matt and recap the postseason accolades for the 2024 team before completely setting their sights on 2025! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, Andy Herr, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 11-2 later on in 2025! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
Podcast Show NotesTitle: Time Jump Chronicles: Faith and Ministry AbroadEpisode Description:In this episode, step into our world as we reflect on a month filled with challenges, blessings, and impactful moments. From a dynamic outreach campaign to a heartfelt orphanage visit, we share how God's hand has guided us every step of the way. Hear about the creative ways we adapted to unexpected hurdles, the lives touched through our ministry, and the milestones that remind us of His faithfulness.What We Discuss in This Episode: • How a canceled venue almost derailed our outreach campaign—and how we overcame it. • The joy of engaging with children during our orphanage outreach, sharing God's love in subtle yet meaningful ways. • Updates on new church members, long-term visas, and the provision of ID cards that strengthen our ministry. • Looking ahead: planning future Bible studies, preparing for a furlough, and continuing to distribute Bibles in the local community.Thank You!Your prayers and support make this work possible. From the gifts and encouragement to the faithfulness in standing with us, we are so grateful.
All good things must come to an end, and we've reached that point of our beloved high school football season. Join Joe and Justin one last time in 2024 for a recap of the District Championship game and a look back on the season as a whole. Thanks for joining us on the Wilson football roller coaster this year! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, Andy Herr, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 11-1 at the end of February 2025 for our 10th anniversary year! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUND! The 2024 Bulldogs passed a tough test vs the Central York Panthers and now are destined for the District 3 6A Title game! All that stands in their way? The 3-time defending champion Harrisburg Cougars. Find out how the Bulldogs made it to the big game & preview that match-up with Joe and Justin on The Bulldog Hour's 17th season 10 episode! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, Andy Herr, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-18 at 6:30p on Sunday 11/24/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
Not done yet! Wilson improved to 10-1 in 2024 with a convincing 28-3 win vs fellow LL1 resident Cedar Crest. The Bulldogs, as the D3 6A 2-seed, will host #3 Central York on Friday 11/15 for the right to play for the District championship. Join hosts Joe Mays and Justin Raffauf as they recap the quarterfinal win and preview the semifinal showdown! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, Andy Herr, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-17 at 6:30p on Sunday 11/17/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
CHAMPIONS! Wilson comes home from Neffsville with the LL League Section 1 trophy after a win over the previously undefeated Blue Streaks. Join hosts Joe Mays and Justin Raffauf as they recap Wilson's win against Manheim Township and look ahead to the entire D3 6A Playoff field! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, Andy Herr, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-16 at 6:30p on Sunday 11/10/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
Wilson dispatched McCaskey quickly on Senior Night and ran away with a 56-7 win. Join Joe and Justin for the fourteenth time in 2024 for a quick recap of the victory against the Red Tornado and an in-depth preview of the Section 1 Championship game at Manheim Township in Week 10! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, Andy Herr, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-15 at 6:30p on Sunday 10/27/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
Win #7 - achieved! The Bulldogs dominated Penn Manor, 58-0, with an overpowering defense at Millersville. Join Joe and Justin as they recap the win and look ahead to Senior Night vs McCaskey on 10/18! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-14 at 6:30p on Sunday 10/20/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
The Streak lives! Wilson's 38-14 win vs Hempfield is #6 of 2024 which means the program's state record streak of consecutive non-losing seasons continues! Join Joe Mays and Justin Raffauf as they recap the Bulldogs 6th victory and look forward to their trip to the Sugar Bowl, er, I mean preview the game at Penn Manor! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-13 at 6:30p on Sunday 10/13/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
The Gurski-Linn Trophy remains in West Lawn! Wilson took down border rival Governor Mifflin, 43-20, in the 2024 meeting between the schools on the gridiron. Hosts Joe Mays and Justin Raffauf recap the win and preview game 7 vs Hempfield. Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-12 at 6:30p on Sunday 10/6/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
Joe and Justin are joined by Paul Roberts (SV Sports and BerksSportsReport.com) to recap rge first half of the 2024 Wilson Football season and preview the rivalry showdown with Governor Mifflin for Game 6! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-11 at 6:30p on Sunday 9/29/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
Join Joe and Justin to recap Wilson's 4th game (at Reading High) and preview their next contest vs. Cedar Crest on Friday 9/20 for the annual Gold Out game, Band Night, and our first ever Salute to Service event! Plus a look at the 80th Season celebratory Alumni Flag Football Game! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, and our 3 Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-10 at 6:30p on Sunday 9/22/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
So close. So very, very close. Wilson suffered their first loss of the 2024 season in heartbreaking fashion, 35-31, at Nazareth. Join Joe Mays and Justin Raffauf as they recap the setback and look ahead to Game 4 at Reading High! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, MikeDragoSports.com (Mike Drago), The Miller Family, and our Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-9 at 6:30p on Sunday 9/15/2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
That's 2! A year after beginning the season 0-2, the 2024 Bulldogs have flipped the script. Wilson is flying high after a tough and gritty victory over the visiting Colonials from Plymouth-Whitemarsh. Join Joe Mays and Justin Raffauf as they recap the win and look ahead to game 3 vs the Nazareth Area Blue Eagles! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, The Miller Family, and our Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-8 at TBD! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
Wilson has earned a Week 1 W - their first since an opening game win in 2021 - with a 28-20 victory over Cheltenham. Join Joe and Justin as they recap the Saturday afternoon debut game and look ahead to Week 2's tussle with the Colonials! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, The Miller Family, and our Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-7 at 6:30pm on Sunday, September 1st! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
Mike Drago from MikeDragoSports.com and Jeff Reinhart from LancasterOnline.com join Joe and Justin to preview Wilson's full slate of 2024 games! Thanks to our sponsors Mays Sandwich Shop (Bill Mays), White Star Tours, The Miller Family, and our Anonymous Donors! The Bulldog Hour will be back for Episode 10-6 on August 15th, 2024! ----------------------- JMNJR Radio: www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Bulldog Hour: www.bulldoghour.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BulldogHour Twitter: @WilsonBulldogs | @BulldogHour | @CoachJoeMays | @Mr_Raffauf Email: show@bulldoghour.com OR joe@bulldoghour.com
Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss USU's close win over Fresno State. Are the Aggies playing with fire, or are they just really good in the clutch? Ridgeline wins the 4A girls basketball championship. Green Canyon bows out in the 4A boys semifinals. Ryan Smith is piggybacking off the Millers for a new stadium deal with public money.
Episode Notes:Andrew's happiest memory. What signs or symptoms should parents be vigilant about to detect potential serious health issues in their child?How does maintaining motivation play a significant role in the overall battle against cancer?What kind of support systems are crucial for parents who are taking care of a child with a serious illness?And much more! About Andrew Miller:A courageous, highly spirited, and brave 9-year-old warrior battling two types of cancer…He was diagnosed with two types of Stage 4 cancer.1) High-grade glioma cancer (located in the right front lobe of his brain)...A glioma is a mass of cells or a tumor that forms when glial cells grow out of control. Glial cells support neurons, or nerves, in the central nervous system. A glioma that's considered “high-grade” spreads quickly. High-grade gliomas may not always be curable. They're challenging to treat because they grow rapidly into the brain or spinal cord.2) Adult B-cell lymphoma cancerThat refers to a group of cancers that affect your immune system. It makes up 85% of all non-Hodgkin lymphomas, which are among the most common cancers in the United States. B-cell lymphoma frequently affects your lymphatic system, which is a network of lymph nodes, lymph vessels, and tissues that move fluid around your body.He now has so many little tumors starting in inoperable places.His ❤️Make-A-Wish❤️ is to receive 2,000 cards for Christmas and birthday, which just recently❤️If you would like to help out, mail card(s) to:BuddyTruman House Community Hospice716 Commercial Ave. SWNew Philadelphia, OH 44663He will soon be the author of an activity book of mazes (his favorite types).We will keep you updated on when and where you will be able to purchase his book and how you can support his mission... Connect with Barb!Host of #1 Rated The Kid Factor Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-kid-factor/id1707462012Linktree: https://thekidfactor.fun/linktreeWebsite: https://www.thekidfactor.fun/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheKidFactor/ | https://www.facebook.com/groups/thekidfactorfamilyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekidfactorofficial/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barb-v-81497547/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW9_PtybHaqXMrKFh8pId8wThank you so much for joining us today!If you enjoyed this episode, please submit a rating and review and share it with a friend. Together, we can inspire more people to utilize The Kid Factor!Let's keep the conversation going! We would love to hear from you and your wants, needs, and goals and support you along the way! Head over to our website at https://www.TheKidFactor.Fun, where we connect, collaborate, and celebrate each other while sharing more about money, business & entrepreneurship, and personal development. Can't wait to see you there!Make sure you pick up your FREE PDF TIPS FOR RAISING FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT KIDS.DO YOU OR YOUR CHILD WANT TO WRITE AND PUBLISH YOUR OWN BOOK?Classes are forming NOW!Contact Barb today to learn about our publishing programs and scholarships!IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES... YOU"RE NOT ALONE>>>Website: https://www.nami.org/HomePhone: NAMI HELPLINE 800-950-6264 or TEXT "helpline" to 62640In 2020, the nation took a significant step forward with the enactment of the National Suicide Hotline Designation Act, a bill NAMI advocated for that created a nationwide three-digit number (988) to assist people experiencing a mental health or suicidal crisis. This number is now available in communities across the country.NAMI recognizes that other organizations have drawn distinctions between what diagnoses are considered “mental health conditions” as opposed to “mental illnesses.” We intentionally use the terms “mental health conditions” and “mental illness/es” interchangeably.A mental illness is a condition that affects a person's thinking, feelings, behavior, or mood. These conditions deeply impact day-to-day living and may also affect the ability to relate to others. If you have — or think you might have — a mental illness, the first thing you must know is that you are not alone. Mental health conditions are far more common than you think, mainly because people don't like to, or are scared to, talk about them. However:1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness each year1 in 20 U.S. adults experience serious mental illness each year1 in 6 U.S. youth aged 6-17 experience a mental health disorder each year50% of all lifetime mental illness begins by age 14, and 75% by age 24A mental health condition isn't the result of one event. Research suggests multiple linking causes. Genetics, environment, and lifestyle influence whether someone develops a mental health condition. A stressful job or home life makes some people more susceptible, as do traumatic life events. Biochemical processes and circuits and basic brain structure may play a role, too.None of this means that you're broken or that you, or your family, did something “wrong.” Mental illness is no one's fault. And for many people, recovery — including meaningful roles in social life, school, and work — is possible, especially when you start treatment early and play a strong role in your own recovery process.THERE'S HELP & HOPE...
Newsmaker Ep. 2160 Vanessa Miller, Family Practice Provider In Hampton (9/1/23) by Radio on the Go
Pastor Nathan joins Pastor Joie in part 2 of the Q & A series on family. In this episode, they share practical tips on how they raise their children on the foundation of Christ. No matter your current family dynamics, you do not want to miss the relationship lessons available in this week's podcast! The Joie Miller Podcast is a weekly podcast designed to help Christian women understand who God is and how they can thrive in every season of life. Click the subscribe button and turn on your notifications so you don't miss an episode. Follow Pastor Joie on Instagram! www.instagram.com/joiemiller Visit www.joiemiller.co for weekly blogs, show notes, women's ministry events, and encouragement, and sign up to get her free monthly declarations! Subscribe and don't miss an episode! Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@elleministries1140 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-joie-miller-podcast/id1552572466 Listen on Google Podcasts:https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80MDc1OTRiMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45vkVYHPxTcLM8AGnXtCQo
Guest hosts: Marty Carpenter and Taylor Morgan The same family that brought the Utah Jazz to Salt Lake City is trying to bring in Major League Baseball. A coalition of Utah leaders .... the Miller Family, the Larry H. Miller Company, and others.... has picked a location for a new MLB ballpark. Amanda Covington from Larry H. Miller Company joins Inside Sources with the details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week, Pastor Nathan joins Pastor Joie to discuss family! We will discuss everything from vision casting for your family to facing the challenges of different ages and stages. We will also look at how you can apply the Lord's Word to create a family living in love. You do not want to miss this episode as they get real about family life! The Joie Miller Podcast is a weekly podcast designed to help Christian women understand who God is and how they can thrive in every season of life. Click the subscribe button and turn on your notifications so you don't miss an episode. Follow Pastor Joie on Instagram! www.instagram.com/joiemiller Visit www.joiemiller.co for weekly blogs, show notes, women's ministry events, and encouragement, and sign up to get her free monthly declarations! Subscribe and don't miss an episode! Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@elleministries1140 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-joie-miller-podcast/id1552572466 Listen on Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80MDc1OTRiMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45vkVYHPxTcLM8AGnXtCQo
Executive Director of the Miller Family offices Don Stirling discussed the events that lead up to the NBA All-Star game coming to Salt Lake City. Sports Roulette Final thoughts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Executive Director of the Miller Family offices Don Stirling discussed the events that lead up to the NBA All-Star game coming to Salt Lake City. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
LISTEN Show Notes: In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul is grateful for so many things. The hardship of the last few years has transformed his life, bringing him to a place where he can be grateful for this journey and grateful for his supporters, colleagues, and friends. The world might seem like it’s spinning out of control, but he reminds us that if we stand together, amazing things will happen. This week, we are joined by naturopath, chiropractor and podcast h [...]
Brian Miller was involved in accident as a child so gruesome that family members arriving on the scene thought there had been a murder. An accident that could have left Brian unable to walk left an atheist doctor realizing the Miller Family had something he didn't. God would go on to miraculously heal Brian mentally and physically. Although Brian still has pain on a daily basis, thanks to parents who sought the Lord for his healing, he doesn't recognize his injuries as a disability. https://www.moultriemennonitefellowship.orghttp://www.revealedpodcast.orgCustom sound & website design by our Helluva engineer, William HamilCustom artwork by Grayson Durham
An American master sommelier, farming since 1871, a virtual vineyard, inspired by doing stock take and interview with Will Costello MS, export manager, Miller Family Wine Co. ON THE ROAD with MR CA WINE is about California's cool, aspirational lifestyle and awesome wines hosted by Chuck Cramer, a California native, living in London and is the Director of European sales & marketing, Terlato Wines. This is a wine journey covering the hottest topics in the world of California wine, chatting along the way with the key influencers in the industry who make it all happen. This week's episode includes an interview with Will Costello MS.
Juice Crew back with Episode 54. We want to send out deepest condolences to the Kiser and Miller Family on the tragic passing of the beautiful Kammie Kiser. Our prayers are with you. In this episode we talk the latest on the NBA playoffs. The last Mass shooting in Buffalo New York. Also we tell you the things that will be happening in the town of Windham during these next few months. So tune in and enjoy the show. JUUUIIICCCEEE CRRREEEWWW
Santa Cruz surfing family Bud, Amy and Keanna live on the show from the Santa Cruz Boardroom
The Miller's share their story of how God brought their family together through adoption. Though the waiting was hard and the struggle was real, it was worth it all! C A N D A C E C O F E R author + speaker website | spotify | instagram | facebook
Episode #38 introduces us to the family of MaryDale-Rose Belgians! Jarron & Kyle got to talk to Joe, Anna, and Katie Miller of Atlanta, IN. The Millers are relatively new to the draft horse industry, but they have jumped in and ran with it! We also chat with Ross Honsberger & Duane Miller, members of the committee for the newly created Classic Halter Series! They fill us in on what we need to know for this new opportunity.Thank you to our sponsors of Episode #38!-Shipshewana Harness-Summit Professional Services-Twisted Luck Carriages-Equi-leteDo you have suggestions for future episodes? Do you have ideas of someone we should have join us? Please send us any comments or questions to podcast@naclassicseries.com!
Parenting is one of the greatest blessings in life, but it comes with its challenges. Many parents are so busy and overwhelmed, they need to be reminded of what's most important and to soak in the journey. Stephen and Amanda Miller are the popular YouTube family, "The Miller Fam," and the parents of 7 children. They share their families adoption journey, and remind us we don't need to be perfect, it's okay to fail, and give wisdom and encouragement for your parenting journey. Pick up Stephen's book "The Art of Getting it Wrong” here: amazon.com/Art-Getting-Wrong-Finding-Misadventures/dp/0310364698/. Pick up Matt's book "Truth Plus Love” here: amazon.com/Truth-Plus-Love-Jesus-Influence/dp/0310355249/. For more from Matt Brown, and to receive our free gift “5 Spiritual Keys to Find Fulfillment in God” go to: Thinke.org
Eddison is almost 11 and lives with a rare genetics disorder called Xeroderma Pigmentosum. He and his brother talk about growing up in the rare disease community and how they manage to completely avoid the sun and other UV radiation in order to prevent irreversible damage to Eddison. Raife and I touch on "sibling status" and the rather unique position this puts you in. Nicola (Miller of Rare Revolution fame and also mum to these brilliant boys) also joins to give her perspective.Raife and Eddison then quiz the M4RD staff team in a Genetics Xmas quiz!!To see Raife and Eddison in action check then out at RareFEST 2019 organised by Cambridge Rare Diseases Network (CRDN): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0E-poOBKtI&t=390sWatch Nicola's presentation on the efforts she had to go to in order to get Eddison's diagnosis: https://www.m4rd.org/videos/do-you-hear-me-a-parents-perspective-on-rare-disease/Learn more about Xeroderma Pigmentosum: https://www.teddingtontrust.com/Browse Rare Revolution Magazine: https://rarerevolutionmagazine.com/
If yo u cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file here Wes Hagen California Market Manager And Brand Ambassador At Miller Family WinesJeff Zappelli - General Manager, Walt Wines
This week's episode is sponsored by DanceBUG Inc, the world's leading dance media production company!We are thrilled to welcome the Miller family - Krista, Cory, Autumn & Harbor! They graced the cover of Inside Dance back in September of 2020 and we are stoked to have them on IDP! We chat about how The Space, Southern California's hottest new dance studio, came to be and how such a multifaceted family lives their daily lives. You don't want to miss the insight from this talent mogul of a family. Check it out!SOCIALS:DanceBUG Inc. - @dancebug.officialThe Space - @thespacetvKrista Miller - @officialkristamillerCory Miller - @thinkmillergroupAutumn Miller - @autumnmillerHarbor Miller @hharbormillerUs! - @insidedancepodcastID Magazine - @insidedancemagWrite to us! insidedancepodcast@gmail.comSupport the show (https://cash.app/$insidedancepodcast)
Brooke Miller is a 4th generation cattle farmer, President of the United States Cattlemen's Association and doctor who practices family and internal medicine. All while raising 4 children on Ginger Hill Angus Farm in Washington, Virginia. In each episode of Learning to Dad with Tyler Ross, Tyler pulls lessons, tools and experiences from his guests, high achieving professionals (investors, entrepreneurs, business owners, athletes, etc) who've managed to find balance between their personal pursuits and being a thoughtful, deliberate father and partner. In these long form interviews, guests provide the listeners the value of their experiences, from taking professional risks to how they pivoted their professional approach after starting a family. Stories of successes and failures, personal losses and gains, stories of how to be good and great.
Sp. Ep. #004 - Please welcome the Boston Field Office's Assistant Special Agent in Charge, ASAIC Tom Baker, and Brian Miller, brother of the late Master Security Officer Craig Miller. In this episode, we discuss the loss of MSO Craig Miller on 9/11 and the relationship that formed between Brian Miller's family and the Boston Field Office. Hosted, Produced, and Edited by: Cody Starken, Associate Producer and Assistant Editor: Starr Vazquez This episode is sponsored by the United States Secret Service. www.secretservice.gov. Special Thanks to ASAIC Tom Baker, and Brian Miller for his time and support, and INV and the Boston field office for their support. Music is “Nova Police” by Hermelin, found here: www.hermelin.bandcamp.com/track/nova- police The music used in the podcast was altered from the original soundtrack by cutting specific sections of the music to create the intro and outro of the podcast. This work Attribution- Noncommercial-sharealike 3.0 United States (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US), which license definition is located here: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 Want to join the Secret Service? Click here to start your journey https://www.usajobs.gov/Search/?k=USSS Please visit us at: Twitter@secretservice, Instagram@secretservice, Facebook@UnitedStatesSecretServiceOfficial, YouTube@US Secret Service, and LinkedIn @U.S.SecretService Subscribe to the podcast at Apple podcasts, Google Podcasts, or SoundCloud.com and find it at www.secretservice.gov/press/social-media/
The Miller family’s California farming and ranching legacy dates to back to 1871, when William and Francis Broome moved from England to the West Coast of California and began farming in southern Ventura County.The farming legacy passed down to William Broome’s granddaughter Elizabeth, and following her marriage to Robert Miller in 1942, the Miller Family became the steward of the farming business.In 1973, the Miller family developed a vineyard in the Paso Robles highlands and named it French Camp for the Basque shepherds who once populated the area. The area had a special allure thanks to the largest day/night temperature swings, mineral rich soils and highest elevations in the regions.The 1400 acres of French Camp provide the Miller Family with the highest quality fruit sources that help to create the highest quality wines.
Red Barn Radio's holiday program showcases Kentucky music families who continue to pass along musical traditions and features the Miller Family, the Parsons Family, who form the group Whistle and Fish, and Jesse Wells and Family. You can find Red Barn Radio on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitch, and the Public Radio Exchange. Our weekly show airs live on Wednesday evenings; Join us for weekly Roots Music, Southern Style! Don't forget to tell your favorite public radio station to acquire Red Barn for new regular programming!
@JakeMillerTech JakeMillerTech@gmail.com Jake is an authorized Google Apps for Education Trainer and is currently the Technology Integration Specialist for Brady Middle School in the Orange City School District. At Brady, Jake helps manage the implementation of Google Apps, 1:1 Chromebooks and Schoology, while working with a team to envision the building's future integration of STEM, Fab Labs and MakerSpaces. He is a member of the Lead to Learn Project Core Team, which was recently awarded a $750,000 ODE Straight A Grant to further the school's efforts in 21st Century Learning through innovation, design thinking and project based learning with access to a FabLab, MakerSpace, and other design resources. He previously taught and co-created a middle school STEM Program at Kimpton Middle School in Stow-Munroe Falls, Ohio. Prior to that he taught 9 years of math and science in various grades. His Bachelor's Degree is in middle-level education (math/science) from the University of Akron and his Master's Degree is in Instructional Technology from Kent State University. Jake has presented in the past at many conferences including the Chromebook Institute Great Lakes, the SPARCC Education Conference, the ITIP Ohio Summit featuring Google Apps for Education, the NEOTech Conference, the OCTM Conference, the OAESA Conference, the KEEP Academy, the NEOTIE Conference, the Cuyahoga ESC LEAD Conference and the OMLA Conference. He has keynoted professional learning experiences for the Akron City School District (The Teach. Tech. Transform. Summit) and Cardinal Local School District. He has also led professional developments for many area school districts and is the Technology Consultant for the Martha Holden Jennings grant-funded projects Writing Ourselves 1, 2 and 3. He loves learning and sharing on Twitter (@JakeMillerTech). At home, Jake leads a crazy, but fun family life with his wife, April, and their three kids–Cohen (8), Parker (6) and Beckett (3)–and dog, Kermit. The Miller Family are happy “Black Squirrels” as members of the great Kent, Ohio community. Jake and April, a school psychologist, have been married since July 2007. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edtoday/message
Executive Director for the Miller family Office Don Stirling brought in National Parks member Brady Parks to discuss making and writing music and raising donations during the holidays with a concert.
Growing up in Adelaide, Australia, Joe Ingles first love was Australian Rules Football. Why not, it's the most popular sport Down Under. As every Utah Jazz fan will attest, we're all thrilled that Joe decided to take his 6' 9" frame and turn it into one of the premier 3 and D forwards in the NBA.Joe Ingles is as unique as they come for NBA stars. He loves having fun on the court, he loves his home country of Australia, and he absolutely adores his family. As passionate as he is about playing for the Utah Jazz, multiply that by 1,000 to describe his passion for his kids, his wife and to seeing progress in early treatment for children with autism.In this episode, you get all of Joe Ingles. His is thoughts on the new owner of the Utah Jazz, Ryan Smith, to how grateful he is for the Miller Family and all they have done for him, and for the state of Utah. And, you will not be disappointed in hearing about having fun with his old buddy, Paul George. Enjoy!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The Athletic's Tony Jones joins The Drive to discuss the recent sale of the Utah Jazz, the Miller family legacy, Ryan Smith, a pivotal offseason, local CFB + more
In Part Two of our two-part episode with TEEL, WILLIE and ALYSON MILLER, we continue to discuss their family history, achievements, challenges and commitment to make Evanston a better place for all. Missed Part 1? Listen here.
With a day to digest David Locke, the radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, gives some more thoughts on Ryan and Ashley Smith buying the Utah Jazz from the Miller Family. Two items that should have us as Utah Jazz fans truly overjoyed. Locke also updates the latest on the NBA Draft and how the luxury tax number last year will have major impact on off-season. Lastly, what is Daryl Morey going to do with the Sixers and could the Jazz take advantage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The Guys (Jeff, Chris, and Tyler) quickly jump into the booth to react to the news of the Miller Family selling the Utah Jazz to Ryan and Ashley Smith. Hear the SIX from the SIDELINE - quick reactions to how the sale will impact the team. This episode will be trending on the Qualtrics Provo campus in three, two, one. Enjoy and Take Note.
With a day to digest David Locke, the radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, gives some more thoughts on Ryan and Ashley Smith buying the Utah Jazz from the Miller Family. Two items that should have us as Utah Jazz fans truly overjoyed. Locke also updates the latest on the NBA Draft and how the luxury tax number last year will have major impact on off-season. Lastly, what is Daryl Morey going to do with the Sixers and could the Jazz take advantage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Utah Jazz have surprisingly been sold. We talk about that and some more spooky stuff.
KUTV's Dave Fox joins The Drive to chat about the recent sale of the Utah Jazz, the Miller family legacy, BYU's strong start, approaching Utes kickoff + more
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Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell take you through the day in sports. Utah Jazz are sold but will stay in town. Thurl Bailey gives his thoughts over best memory of the Miller Family. Ben Anderson breaks down the sell from a competitive standpoint. Utah Jazz sold for the fourth-most value ever. Matt Ryan told Falcons huddle to not score. KSL-TV's Sam Farnsworth to talk Jazz sell. Dodgers win the World Series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell start the show talking about the big news of the day that had the Miller family sell the Utah Jazz to Ryan Smith who is the CEO and co-founder of Qualtrics which is a Utah-based company. Follow KSL’s UnRivaled on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Guys (Jeff, Chris, and Tyler) quickly jump into the booth to react to the news of the Miller Family selling the Utah Jazz to Ryan and Ashley Smith. Hear the SIX from the SIDELINE - quick reactions to how the sale will impact the team. This episode will be trending on the Qualtrics Provo campus in three, two, one. Enjoy and Take Note.
The majority ownership in the Utah Jazz has changed hands - and as the news sinks in, Dave and Debbie take a look back at how Larry H. Miller, and after his death, Gail Miller's, impact on Utah has been. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
After the Miller family announced a sell of majority share in the Utah Jazz, Alex Kirry, co-host of KSL’s Unrivaled, and Ben Anderson Utah Jazz Insider for KSLsports.com and host of the Jazz Notes Podcast join Lee to break it all down. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In our 10th episode, we talk with THE MILLER FAMILY: Teel, Willie and Alyson. Listen as we learn about how two prominent Evanston families, the Millers and the Spencers merged to bring humanity and humility to the place we call home.Teel, Willie and Alyson dropped knowledge on us, talking about everything from opportunities to inequities. Join us as we delve into the Evanston experience from a perspective that is authentically black and proud. This is part one of a two part episode.
In our online gathering today we hear from Doug and Barb Miller who are working in Malawi.
In this episode, Amy and Ray Miller , parents to Dan, who had Hunter Syndrome and Hailey join CPN’s Jennifer Siedman to talk about surrounding their son Dan with love, family and friends during his final days, their identity as parents and being happy again.
Executive Director of the Miller Family Office Don Stirling joins The Drive to talk about the Utah Jazz's return after the recent news of the NBA's potential return, and the Utah Jazz's blood drive in the coming weeks.
Don Stirling joined DJ & PK Tuesday morning to talk about the "Driven To Assist" blood drive taking place at the Vivint Smart Home Arena this week.
Executive Director of the Miller Family Offices Don Stirling joined the show to discuss the Larry H. miller Group of Companies and the American Red Cross hosting a community blood drive at Vivint Smart Home Arena
The Millers are a family of 6 who gave up the comforts of a traditional home to pursue something different. They left a full time business, decided to homeschool all in order to pursue a deeper calling. Currently, they live full time in a 34ft. trailer as it allows them financial freedom and mobility to keep their family together more. This amazing family started a non-profit called Fit Together; with a wholehearted belief in creating space for married couples to prioritize their relationship by learning tools to create a better union. Connect with the Millers:Instagram: @fittogether.coConnect with Grace EstherInstagram: Grace_Esther_Facebook: Encourage & EmpowerWebsite: Grace Esther Life Rhythm Academy Application
Miller Family Office Executive Director Don Stirling joined the show to discuss the Larry H. Miler Group of Companies announcing a massive food drive through the company in support of the Utah Food Bank during the coronavirus pandemic. Also, discussed "The Last Dance" documentary and that time period in and around the NBA
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Episode #3 of our podcast is here! In this episode, host John Haggard speaks with Dave Martin from Miller Piano Specialists about the end of Year Yamaha Red Envelope Promotion - They Have a Gift, Help them Open it. Topics covered: Dave's Specialty at Miller Piano Specialists Dave's Background in Music His College Studies in Pianos What Makes the Miller Family and Miller Piano Specialists special How Does Learning The Piano Help a Person Grow? Yamaha's Red Envelope Promotion How to Contact Dave Transcript: John Haggard 0:13 Welcome to the Miller Piano podcast. Looking forward to the upcoming holidays and a special announcement from Yamaha for this holiday season. I'm your host, John Haggard on the podcast with us from Miller piano in Cool Springs / Franklin is Dave Martin. Hey, Dave, welcome to the podcast. Dave Martin 0:29 Well, thank you so much, John, and thanks for having me. I'm really looking forward to this. John Haggard 0:34 I look forward to it also, and I appreciate your taking the time. I know the holiday season is certainly busy and we understand that Yamaha does have an announcement to make that you will be delivering but before we go to that announcement, just to understand a little bit about you. Now tell us what you do specifically at Miller Piano. Dave Martin 0:51 Well, I suppose I'm the jack of all trades. I have a lot of time in this industry. I started in my early 20s in this industry. And so I have about four decades of work with pianos. I started as a piano technician. And I'm a little bit of a rare bird. You don't run into that many folks in the piano industry that actually went to a college or school or a Technical College, just to go study piano technology. I didn't know it was an odd thing when I did it years ago. But it turns out it is a little bit of an unusual thing. John Haggard 1:35 And when you say technology, so in other words, going to school, talk about that a little bit more like what you learned and how what that does for you now. Dave Martin 1:43 Having started at that place with pianos, I knew absolutely nothing about pianos when I started to study them. As a piece of technology as a musical instrument and really think of it many people who play a flute or violin don't really know how constructed, they just know what they're supposed to do with it. I didn't know what was inside of Canada or why it worked. And so I got the notion as a young man, I had been working as a musician and traveling quite a bit, you know, I like this, but I don't really want to be on the road for years and years. So I thought maybe there's something else I should be doing with my life professionally. And I got interested in pianos. And I said, you know, there are a lot of pianos around that need to be serviced. They need to be tuned. And then of course, they have wear and tear from use. So I looked into it, applied to a college, to a technical college and was accepted. And what I learned is that there are thousands of parts that all have to be maintained and serviced and pianos are very complex instruments, even the simple ones, even the inexpensive pianos are complex. And that's why they need to be serviced. So in the process of learning all this information about how to service pianos. John Haggard 2:02 Right Dave Martin 3:02 Essentially I learned what are all the good components. Why is one piano a good instrument? And another one? Just okay. And another one pretty awful. You know? John Haggard 3:12 Yeah. Dave Martin 3:13 What makes a Piano a Piano? And the experience has helped me so much in my later years and helping people to choose a piano to invest in, because I really literally have disassembled and reassembled many, many pianos in my earlier life. John Haggard 3:30 Wow. Dave Martin 3:30 And it just has been very helpful to me to be able to point out the components and how they work and why they work. John Haggard 3:36 Well, then how did you get your initial interest in pianos? Dave Martin 3:41 Well, you know, as a child, I was interested in everything musical and at the same time, I was interested in every kind of sport that I could find. And so I resisted music for a while, in my early grade school years. I had a lot of opportunities. My family was musical and they would say, Hey, why don't you play this? Why don't you play that? And I'd say, No, I'm gonna play basketball. Now I'm gonna play baseball. No, I want to go swimming. Yeah. And eventually, I got the bug... I was probably 10 years old or so. And then when I got the bug, then I wanted to play all of the instruments. So I started on basically about four instruments at once. Piano, guitar, bass and drums all simultaneously, you know, I was a problem child. John Haggard 4:34 And today, do you play all four? Dave Martin 4:37 Not so much. I dropped drums A long time ago... drums and percussion because I said, you know, it's too noisy. But I do play the other instruments and some better than others, and it's still just a great love of mine. John Haggard 4:53 And so you came off the road, how long ago? How long has it been? Dave Martin 4:57 That was in the 1970s and so I started studying piano technology and it was about 1976 I think. John Haggard 5:06 Anything that was the most exciting thing that happened to you when you were on the road? Dave Martin 5:12 Oh my goodness, the most exciting thing? The very first time that I was playing a big stage with somebody that was well known and we were playing for an industry event, which has changed names now. Back at that time, I think they called it the Nashville radio disc jockey convention or something like that. And I realized that everyone that was in the audience was either a famous singer, or one of their band members, or a disc jockey or a record producer. We kind of had all of the Nashville leads in the room all at one time. And I thought, Boy, this can make a guy nervous. John Haggard 5:59 Ha. I guess so, they're all there. Absolutely. So how long have you been at Miller Piano? Dave Martin 6:09 I've been with Miller for about five years. But, of course, before that, I worked with another well-known dealer here in Nashville for those 20 years. Okay. Actually, early on, I was self-employed as a technician for quite a long time. John Haggard 6:27 So you would tune up pianos, you would repair pianos as well? Dave Martin 6:32 Right. Everything that a piano needs is what I have done to pianos and for pianos, and my years in the business. John Haggard 6:41 All right, so now you've been at Miller, you said for five years. Tell us a little bit about the Miller family and specifically the people behind the scenes if you will, and Miller Piano Specialists. Dave Martin 6:53 Well, I'm glad you asked that question because this company has been so so good, they are such a good company, good people to work with. And I am so happy and blessed to be here. They treat our shoppers who come into shop with us, and eventually by pianos with us, we treat them as if they are our family when they first show up. And usually, they become our family. Because once they have come in and chosen a piano and taken it home... and oftentimes they have the children come and take lessons in our studios here and we see them regularly. And, of course, actually some of my clients that have purchased pianos from me just drop by from time to time just to say, Hey, I'm in the neighborhood. Let's have a cup of coffee. John Haggard 7:46 Yeah. Let's talk about the Yamaha Red Envelope Promotion. Now in reading this, the promotion says "they were born with a gift, help them open it". So how does learning piano, having one at home actually help a young person grow? Dave Martin 8:04 Yeah, so I think that learning any instrument helps a person grow. There have been quite a few studies that have shown that involvement in music helps a developing person's mind, be sharper, and you're able to learn better. It's so interesting to me. I've noticed this for a long time. People who have some of the most complex professions like; surgeons, medical doctors, doctors, nurses, also happened to be very regularly musicians, oftentimes pianists. I believe that the reason they are so accomplished in their professional endeavors is that they have learned as a young person to use their minds well and they think well and they can process information well, and it just gives you a sharper mind to work with. You have a better tool because of music, and also simply the fact that it's very pleasurable, that sense of accomplishment, it makes you feel good. And you get a little hooked on that. John Haggard 9:12 So the Yamaha Red Envelope Promotion. Details of the promotion, Dave, tell us what's going on? Dave Martin 9:21 Well, so the Red Envelope Promotion is basically a way of saying, give this red envelope this gift of this key to your new piano to your let's say your child or your spouse or whoever. And it is a way that Yamaha is sort of giving back to our buying public by offering special financing which is very, very helpful. Zero percent APR financing for up to 18 months. John Haggard 9:55 All right, and that's good until the end of the year. Dave Martin 9:57 That is correct. That's good until the end of the year. John Haggard 10:00 So what do you think is the coolest thing in the piano business as a whole today? Dave Martin 10:07 Well, the fact that our instruments are Yamaha instruments, many of them are now so advanced from where they were when I started years ago. We now have internet connectivity on our pianos, hybrids that have electronics onboard there, a traditional acoustic piano, but with the internet hooked into it and learning capabilities and free apps that you can put on your phone or your iPad or your computer that give you great opportunities to learn piano quicker and make it more fun. So I suppose it's the technology. The fact that technology exists and that it's so good and so helpful. And, frankly, Yamaha is the leader in that field. I mean, just pretty much the leader in the field. They're the company that for quite a long time, they were such a successful builder of musical instruments. They were already deeply established in Japan as the piano builder for Japan, for I think it was about 50 to 60 years or so. And then they said, you know, we're pretty good at building things. Why don't we go build some motorcycles? They are the number one builder of musical instruments in the world. They build. I think the last time I looked... about 125, I think was the number of different types of musical instruments. That's just categories. John Haggard 11:37 Wow. Yeah. Dave Martin 11:38 Pianos happen to be one of the very most important categories for them. But if you need a fiddle or a guitar or a drum or whatever... John Haggard 11:49 Dave Martin, everybody right there from Miller Piano. And Dave, what's the best way for someone to get in contact with you? Dave Martin 11:58 Well, you know, our store, we have a landline. How about that? John Haggard 12:02 How about that! Dave Martin 12:04 Our landline is 615-771-0020. And also by email, my personal email address is very handy. It's my name, Dave Martin, except without the entire last name. So davem@millerps.com. John Haggard 12:24 All right Dave, thanks for spending time with us, learning about you and why pianos are good instruments, what they can do for people when they buy them. I appreciate your time on the podcast today. Dave Martin 12:35 Thank you, John. I really appreciate you having me. John Haggard 12:37 And don't forget about that Yamaha Red Envelope Promotion. They were born with a gift, help them open it. Dave says zero percent APR for 18 months, until the end of the year. And so there you go for that with approved credit. There is a transcript of today's podcast right here on the website for your quick reference. I'm your host, John Haggard, and we'll see you next time.
The Miller family performs and Pastor Miller preaches.
The Miller family performs and Pastor Miller preaches.
Little kid and winner of the "Who Wants To Be On Our Show?" contest Sammie Miller defends against allegations that she stole a cookie. Her sister and self proclaimed social media influencer Clairee Miller talks about stealing $33,000,000 through a fraudulent Facebook donation button. Their mother Dawn Miller sits in the room. Featuring: Jessica Misra, Lyn-z Harney, Grace Ehlinger
This month’s chat with Rachel was on the subject of porn. We got some really good questions, and got into some interesting discussions. (0:00 - 13:00) Intro (13:00 - 1:57:24) Questions with Rachel Follow Rachel on Twitter: @MillerRachelD Don't forget to Subscribe to Married AF on your favorite podcast app, and follow us on social media: Twitter: @Marriedasfuck Facebook: Married AF Podcast Instagram: Marriedafpodcast And please send any of your questions for the next episode with our resident Family & Couples Therapist, Rachel Miller or any questions you have for us to marriedafpod@gmail.com
It’s finally time for us to have a chat with Rachel Miller! Rachel is our resident Family & Couples Therapist who has graciously agreed to talk with us once a month. Tonight’s discussion is parenting. We answer your questions that were sent in about a very wide range of parenting topics - breastfeeding, vaccines, favoritism, teens who want to smoke/drink, step-parenting, and more! Follow Rachel on Twitter @MillerRachelD Don't forget to Subscribe to Married AF on your favorite podcast app, and follow us on social media: Twitter: @Marriedasfuck Facebook: Married AF Podcast Instagram: Marriedafpodcast And please send any of your questions for the next episode with our resident Family & Couples Therapist, Rachel Miller or any questions you have for us to marriedafpod@gmail.com
This episode is our first monthly visit with Therapist, Rachel Miller. There has been a lot going on since we last spoke to Rachel…..We have a good discussion about what is going on with Chris Hardwick and how heartbreaking it has been for us (mainly Brooke). We also address the devastating loss of Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade. And of course, we can’t have Rachel on the show without talking about some sex toys and sexy time. We also found out that we need to get some silicone Spunk Lube in our lineup. Our next chat with Rachel will be on July 16th, so please send any of your questions for Rachel or for us to marriedafpod@gmail.com Follow Rachel on Twitter @MillerRachelD Don't forget to Subscribe to Married AF on your favorite podcast app, and follow us on social media: Twitter: @Marriedasfuck Facebook: Married AF Podcast Instagram: Marriedafpodcast
Utah Jazz radio voice and Jazz NBA Insider David Locke delivers to you a daily podcast on the Utah Jazz with the insight you can't get anywhere else. Subscribe to LOCKED ON JAZZ on iTunes, Android, Spotify or listen on Alexa or Google Home.Locke starts the show breaking down the impact of Rudy Gobert and how the Jazz defense has been elite with Gobert all season long. The overall 48 minutes of effort was terrific. The new city uniforms debuted. Should the Jazz make the move to the new colors? Locke pretends he is making the case to the Miller Family and talks about why he is for a move to these colors.Finally, both Kevin Love and John Wall are out for 2 months, how this impacts the East and might impact the Jazz at the trade deadline. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Utah Jazz radio voice and Jazz NBA Insider David Locke delivers to you a daily podcast on the Utah Jazz with the insight you can't get anywhere else. Subscribe to LOCKED ON JAZZ on iTunes, Android, Spotify or listen on Alexa or Google Home. Locke starts the show breaking down the impact of Rudy Gobert and how the Jazz defense has been elite with Gobert all season long. The overall 48 minutes of effort was terrific. The new city uniforms debuted. Should the Jazz make the move to the new colors? Locke pretends he is making the case to the Miller Family and talks about why he is for a move to these colors. Finally, both Kevin Love and John Wall are out for 2 months, how this impacts the East and might impact the Jazz at the trade deadline. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Top survey says "cake" or "kumato"? The Miller family tries out for Steve Harvey's Family Feud game show. "Good answer, Randy!"
Want to take your kids into the global classroom?! That's what Jennifer and Tony decided to do in 2008 and haven't looked back. What started as a one year bike-through-Europe has turned into a lifestyle shift that has allowed them to travel virtually full time for the past 6 years. How epic is that?! They have given their kids some seriously cool educational experiences, and through it all, grown closer as a family and definitely have no shortage of stories for the grand kids.
This Thursday on Bloody Angola: A Prison Podcast by Woody Overton and Jim Chapman We bring you the story of Corey Miller, the brother of famed rap entrepreneur Master P and sibling to a business dynasty known as No Limit Entertainment.In 2009 C-Murder was sentenced to life in prison with no parole and made his way to Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola but has always maintained his innocence.With stars such as Kim Kardashian and Monica advocating for his release, Woody and Jim bring you not only the case itself but some information you will hear for the very first time.#nolimitrecords#masterp#CMurder#truecrimepodcast#rap#truecrime#kimkardashian#louisianastatepenitentiary#angola#woodyovertonpodcast#bloodyangola #JimChapmanPodcast #WoodyOverton #RealLifeRealCrimeThe Rise and Fall of C-Murder!FULL TRANSCRIPTJim: Hey, everyone. Welcome to this edition of Bloody-Woody: Angola.Jim: A podcast 142 years in the making.Woody: The Complete Story of America's Bloodiest Prison.Jim: And I'm Jim Chapman.Woody: And I'm Woody Overton.Jim: Look, we've gotten more requests of this really in the past couple of months than we've ever had.Woody: Right. It's a really, really interesting case, actually born out of Louisiana, but known worldwide.Jim: Global.Woody: We're going to tie it into Bloody Angola but let's tell you about the case first. See, y'all today we're going to be talking about Corey Miller, also known as C-Murder, and he was a famous Deep South rapper. Corey was part of No Limit Records, and his brothers include the founder of No Limit and rapper Percy Miller known as Master P. And Vyshonn Miller known as Silkk the Shocker, and his nephew, Romeo Miller, known as Lil' Romeo.Before we tell you the full story regarding C-Murder, we have to tell you where he came from. He was born and raised in the very rough 3rd Ward Calliope Projects of New Orleans. His oldest brother, Percy, known as Master P, was a basketball star in high school and received a basketball scholarship to play for the University of Houston. However, Percy dropped out months into his freshman year and transferred to Merritt College in Oakland, California, to major in business. After the death of his grandfather, Percy inherited $10,000 as part of a malpractice settlement and opened up a record store called No Limit Records. Jim: That's right. In 1990, his older brother Percy released his first cassette tape. Yep, cassette tapes, remember, y'all?Woody: Cassette tape. [crosstalk] Jim: It was called Mind of a Psychopath. In that same year, he became Master P.Woody: Master P.Jim: Now, that same year, Corey's brother Kevin was killed in New Orleans. Master P, he kind of used that as motivation to get his record label off the ground and get his family out of the New Orleans projects where they were from, y'all, in the third world, the Calliope Projects. Very, very, tough, tough neighborhood. Woody: Let me tell you about this real quick. Let me interject. In the prison system in Angola or DCI, wherever you're at, all the convicts will refer to-- someone asking, I'll say, "Where are you from?" "The city." Well, the city means New Orleans. They automatically say, "What ward?" New Orleans is broken down into wards, most famously known for the 9th Ward. But each ward had its own project. Now, that's not a derogatory term. Back then, before Katrina, you literally couldn't go two blocks in any direction, even if you were on St. Charles in the richest neighborhood and you hit--Jim: Where Mike lives.Woody: Right, where Mike Agovino lives, and you hit projects. These are big high-rise buildings that the government used for low-income housing. They had their own police force even though they're part of NOPD, but they wouldn't even go in there for a shots fired call unless they had two or more units. Jim: That's right. Woody: It was rough. Jim: Yeah, it was rough. Obviously, oldest brother Percy, known as Master P, it was his goal to get his family out of the ghettos of New Orleans. It was kind of from this start that No Limit Records became a full-blown empire. Master P, in particular, became a beast in the way of business investments. I mean, just about everything this guy touched turned into gold. He was no idiot at all. No Limit invested in all kinds of successful ventures. They had an energy drink company, a sports management company, a publishing company, fast food companies. No Limit Enterprises became so successful, in fact, that in 1998 alone, the company grossed $110,000,000. Woody: That's a lot of duckies.Jim: That is a lot.Woody: Homegrown, right? Jim: Yep.Woody: Corey Miller was growing, y'all, at this time as a rapper, and his rap name was C-Murder. I know y'all have heard of that. Corey was the top of his game, and he had been the focal point of No Limited Records, and he was one of the wealthiest and most popular artists on the label until February 12th, 2002, when a Jefferson Parish grand jury indicted him for the murder of 16-year-old Steve Thomas in a New Orleans nightclub. In the early morning hours of January 12th, 2002, Deputy Brian Singleton received a call to respond to a shooting at the Platinum Club in Harvey, Louisiana, y'all, which is a suburban yours. When he arrived, Officer Singleton observed a large crowd of over 100 people screaming and running out the door of the club in a hectic state. As he made his way through the crowd, he observed over 100 to 150 people still inside. It was at this time he saw the victim, later identified as 16-year-old Steve Thomas, lying on his back, suffering a single gunshot wound to his chest. Deputy Singleton leaned down and tried to speak to the victim, but the victim was unresponsive, and the deputy radioed for medical assistance. Jim: Now, other deputies, they started to arrive, and Deputy Singleton then requested that all the doors be locked and all the officers start canvassing the club. They were going to get statements. Woody: Right. It's an active crime scene.Jim: Darnell Jordan, he worked security at the club that night, and he stated that a fight broke out between the pool table and the dance floor, and 15 to 20 people were beating down the victim. He said the victim was lying on his back and kind of trying to cover himself up. Turtling, as we call it. He was getting kicked and punched. That is when he kind of ran in and he tried to break up the fight.He said he grabbed C-Murder and told him, "Hey, man, chill out." C-Murder responded, "Aight." He then said he heard a gunshot. He also stated he never saw C-Murder kick or punch the victim, but he was about a foot away when C-Murder reached his hand into the pile of people, and the next thing he knew, he saw a flash at the end of it. In the 911 call, it's important to mention that Darnell never mentioned knowing who the shooter was. It's also important to mention that his story has changed many times regarding the identity of the shooter. Woody: Right. Which makes his testimony not worth a shit. But Denise Williams, who was also interviewed that night and said that the shooter was an individual named Derek Taylor. Detective Donald Clogher, who had been handed the lead in the case, stated that he could tell she was not being truthful, and later she admitted to having lied. She stated it was because she was fearful for her own safety, although she never identified C-Murder as the shooter. Corey Miller agreed to give a statement but was not willing to offer a recorded statement. He said he was, in fact, at the Platinum Club the night of the shooting, and he was talking to the DJ when heard the shot and was pushed out of the club at that point by an unknown individual.One of the key points, y'all, is that the detectives made note of during the questioning was that he asked about specific facts of investigation, inquired as to if witnesses were cooperating and was fishing to find out who they were. The detectives believed he was asking all these questions so that he could ascertain anyone who was cooperating with police to make threats upon them if they talk. They're talking about C-Murder, y'all.Jim: Yeah. And, Woody, you've interrogated countless amounts of individuals. Is that something that would raise a flag with you if they were asking--?Woody: Yeah. That's almost like people coming back to revisit the crime scene to watch or whatever and interjecting themselves in an investigation. The fact that he's coming back in and he's like, "Who's talking? Who's talking?"Jim: Yeah. "Y'all got any information on the case?"Woody: "Who's talking?" That's definitely the right red flag. Jim: Almost showing too much interest in what's going on. Kenneth Jordan was also a witness at the club that night. Now, he stated that the celebs, they get to skip the line and that although a metal wand is used for weapons checks, y'all have all seen that, the airport or whatever, they scan you up and down with that metal wand. He stated they don't really do that for celebrities, of which C-Murder was one. At this time, y'all, he was big. He was killing it everywhere, everything he touched.Woody: No pun intended.Jim: Yeah, [chuckles] no pun intended. He stated there was a rap contest that night, and the victim was in the contest. He said after the victim got off the stage, someone in a CP3 hoodie ran up and attacked the victim. And, y'all, let me tell you about CP3. CP3 stands for the Calliope Projects. It's basically CP and then 3 is for Third Ward, which is what hood C-Murder grew up in. Kenneth Jordan continued to say that the victim was fighting for his life when he got jumped by six or seven people and that C-Murder was not throwing punches and just watching the fight. He said once the fight was over, Corey Miller stood over the victim and shot him once in the chest.Now, it's important to note that this entire statement by Kenneth Jordan took place about a year after the murder. The case was brought up to Kenneth Jordan when he was in another case as a material witness involving the death of his baby. He said he did not initially speak to police because he feared for his life.Woody: Yeah, that's--Jim: A year later.Woody: So, on February 28th of 2002, C-Murder was indicted, y'all, for the murder of Steve Thomas. In September of 2003, he was convicted. However, in 2006, the Supreme Court overturned his conviction, and Corey Miller was granted a new trial based on the claim that prosecutors improperly withheld criminal background information on three of their witnesses. The defense, who was not made aware of the criminal records of the witnesses, stated they would have attacked the credibility of those witnesses if that information had been turned over. That's Brady, y'all. Everybody, you've got to turn it over. Jim: I do wonder though, Woody, you would have thought a defense attorney, when they see a witness list, they would just run a background check. Woody: But they don't have to, because under the Brady law, everything the prosecutor has in their file, they have to give it to them. So, the criminal records would have been in the file, but guess what? Somebody pulled them out. Jim: I got you. Technicality. Woody: That's why it was turned over. The state of Louisiana decides in 2009 to give it another shot. They set a trial date for August of 2009. This is where things get stupid crazy. Just three weeks from the trial date, a friend of C-Murder's named Juan Flowers comes out and says that he killed Steve Thomas. The questionable thing really was his confession, or with his confession was Juan Flowers was already serving a life sentence in jail by this point. It's not uncommon for lifers to try to admit to other killings to save their friends. Believe it or not, the other issue is that he changed and recanted that confession several times after that. So, the trial moves forward, and on August 10th, 2009, Corey Miller, C-Murder is convicted again and sentenced to life with no parole in Bloody Angola. Jim: Wow. Look, that confession by Juan Flowers, that's something that the attorneys for C-Murder and those that are fighting for his release, that's something they bring up. The issue with that is this guy really had nothing to lose. He was going to spend the rest of his life in jail. Woody: He was going to die in prison.Jim: He was a friend of his. Woody: If he can get C-Murder, this famous rapper off--[crosstalk] Jim: Famous friend.Woody: Famous friend. And get him off by saying, "Hey, you know what? I did it." Jim: Yeah, he can get favors in jail for the rest of his life. Woody: I mean, his family would have been taken care of and everything else. Jim: Yeah. He did come out after making that statement and basically recanted the whole thing and said, "I didn't kill him." So, C-Murder in Bloody Angola. Two weeks after he was sentenced, guess what? He gets an additional 10 years added to his sentence for a court case involving the attempted killing of two people in a Baton Rouge nightclub in 2001, y'all. And I remember this vividly. Now, Miller was in Club Raggs. That was a club in Baton Rouge, which was very, very popular.Woody: Hotspot. Jim: Hotspot. He got in an argument with security after refusing to allow them to search him. He yanks a gun, pulls the trigger on a bouncer, and the nightclub owner, and guess what? Gun jam.Woody: Gun jam.Jim: Thank God for that. He's probably glad that it jammed too, because he didn't get charged with murder right there. This was all captured on camera. One of the bullets actually ejected after the jam. That's how close it was to going off. So, you know that he actually pulled the trigger if one of the bullets ejected.Woody: It just didn't fire. Jim: That's right. It's really important to mention that he was free on bond with that case when the case with the nightclub incident involving the killing of Steve Thomas took place. That's huge. Woody: It's crazy.Jim: You know what? Stay out of the bars at that point. You're already in trouble, and you go out and this happens. Time marches on, and C-Murder, he's kind of working through this appeals process, which it pretty much gets exhausted in 2014. Then in 2018, Kenneth Jordan? You remember those two Jordans I told you about, which incidentally, they're not related. Kenneth Jordan, one of the prosecution's star witnesses, comes out and states he was pressured to finger Miller for the killing or face a 10-year sentence for another crime he was involved in. Then the very next month, the prosecution's other star witness, Darnell Jordan, recanted his statement, stating he was detained and locked in a hotel room by police who pressured him to testify against Miller. And, y'all, as I said, these guys are not related. They just share the same last name. Woody: It's crazy. I'm going to interject a little bit of a personal knowledge about C-Murder, Corey Miller, y'all. So, he's up in Angola. He's doing his time. He's famous. Like I said, he's doing his time. Whether he could have told who the actual shooter was, if he wasn't or whatever, he's living by the street code. He ain't saying dick. But he's doing his time, not letting his time do him. Now, my mother-in-law was the head of security for the visitation room at Bloody Angola. Guess who is very popular to be visited? Corey Miller. All right, I'm going to tell you, I talked to her. My wife talked about it and I listened last night because I remember her telling me about C-Murder back in the day when you brought the story up and said, "Call her and ask her anything that she could tell us about him." All right. What she said, he was very tall, maybe 6'6". Jim: Listed as 6'4".Woody: But this is her memory. She said he was skinny, not real muscular, but it showed that he worked out some prison muscle, but he was still skinny, but said he was very nice. He liked you. He was super polite to you. And he liked you, he let you know it. Master P, his brother, would fly in on a helicopter and land inside the wired Angola, and they took him to the ranch house. Now, we talked about the ranch house in past episodes. Ranch house is where Burl Cain would hold his meetings with dignitaries, and they would cook them the prison meals and all that. Well, guess what? Master P got to have his visitation in the ranch house. It's pretty cool. She said that they developed this personal relationship, and she called him C instead of Corey Miller. Sometime during his incarceration, he had a video that came out, and C actually asked my mother-in-law to go watch and say, "What do you think of the video?" Jim: Wow. Woody: She told him about what she thought of it. She said there also was another famous short rapper in there, she couldn't remember his name, that couldn't stand C-Murder. Jim: Come on. Woody: Yeah, so there was a beef between them. They couldn't have visitation at the same time, everything else. They probably would have killed each other. Jim: Wow. Woody: So, she was made aware of that. He told her directly. He said, "You know what? I believe I have more purpose in this life." She said he would stop in the visitation room while other people were there in there. It's a massive room, y'all, with all these tables and some vending machines, and they get screened. Family members come in, and people would come up to him while he's in his visits, say, "Hey, will you give me your autograph?" And he'd do it. Said he was a cool, nice guy. Said he took good care of his girlfriend. His girlfriend came every other weekend to visit. She doted on him. Also, the son of the girlfriend thought of C as his daddy. And he had a big family, and they would come see him almost all the time, every chance they could. The family also went to every one of his court dates during this appeal process we're talking about. But check this out, C-Murder, all hardcore, right? Was a mama's boy. Jim: Hmm.Woody: Absolutely doted on this mama. She said his mama was a big woman, big boned, and she always wore a T-shirt that said "Free C-Murder" when she came to visit. Jim: Wow. Woody: Master P ended up buying their mama house on Tchoupitoulas. She got to hang out with him and talk. You know what she said? If you didn't know he was in prison for murder, she said, "Hell, we were friends. He could have spent the night in my house." Jim: Wow. You've got some scoop there, Woody Overton. Look, that's inside info. Woody: That's the Bloody Angola scoop.Jim: You can't get nowhere--[crosstalk] Woody: Bloody Angola scoop. So, that's a personal account. Of course, she's now long since been retired, probably five or six years. Jim: Very interesting. A helicopter, huh? Woody: Helicopter flying inside the wire and getting private visitation at the ranch or whatever. Jim: That's pretty cool. Woody: All right, so, y'all, he was popular. In 2020, a series of tweets were placed by a very well-known celebrity and influencer, Kim Kardashian. Everybody knows about Kim. She joined the fight to free C-Murder after hearing all the inconsistencies in his case. In a series of Twitter posts, she stated she is teaming up with R&B singer Monica, C-Murder's ex-girlfriend, in the fight to get the 49-year-old rapper's murder conviction overturned. "My heart goes out to the family of Steve Thomas. I can only imagine how hard this is. My intention is to never open up this painful wound, but to help find the truth behind this tragedy. True justice for the young man requires that the person who actually killed him be held responsible and that Corey Miller be returned home to his kids." Y'all, that was Kim Kardashian's statement. Jim: That's right. With no further ado, we'd like to welcome our guest, Kim Kardashian, to this sh-- No, we-- [crosstalk] Woody: Kim, how are you doing?[laughter] Jim: But, Kim, if you want to come on--Woody: Kim, didn't you just graduate from law school? I think she did. Jim: [laughs] I think you're right. She's not really here, y'all. Woody: Yes, she is.Jim: If she'd like to come on, come on.Woody: You can just bump up the ratings. Kim, come on down. Jim: That's it. Yeah. A lot of people out there advocating for C-Murder and think that he, for lack of a better term, got screwed on his conviction. As recently as March 3rd, y'all of this year, so just occurring-Woody: Last month. Jim: -last month, C-Murder is making headlines, and his manager released a statement related to a recent hunger strike he's undergoing to protest conditions at Elayn Hunt, where he was transferred in 2018 from Angola. In 2018, commonly-- well, I don't know how common it is, but prisoners will get transferred to different prisons after being at Angola so long. [crosstalk] Woody: It could be some security reasons also. Like that little rapper my mother-in-law was talking about, it could be he used his influence and maybe Master P can't afford a helicopter anymore. And Elayn Hunt is a hell of a lot closer to New Orleans than Angola is, being right outside of Baton Rouge, y'all, in St. Gabriel. It's pretty crazy.Jim: In these hunger strikes that they do, this is common. One of the most powerful ways that convicts have to protest, especially conditions in prison, is through starving themselves. And it gets attention. Woody: Not Burl Cain's, let me tell you that.Jim: Not Burl Cain, yeah.Woody: Burl Cain is on tape. One inmate or convict came up and said, "Warden, I need to talk to you." Well, Burl Cain knows his business. He told him, the inmate, the convict, said, "Aren't you on hunger strike?" He said, "Yes, sir, I am." Burl said, "Well, boy, I'm not goi--" Not boy. Jim: [chuckles] Woody: He said, "Sir, I'm not going to talk to you while you're on hunger strike. You go ahead and get you a good meal and I'll come back and talk to you." Jim: There you go. So, he didn't put up. But we're going to read this statement from his manager regarding that. It says, "On behalf of the Miller Family in an ongoing campaign to have justice served, Lisa Jackson, publicist, and Steve Johnson, manager for Corey Miller/C-Murder, are requesting the release of information to the public about Corey and his current situation at Elayn Hunt Correctional Center. We are asking Kim Kardashian, as the prison reform legal team representing Mr. Miller, to help bring immediate public awareness to Corey's situation, wrongful conviction from the state of Louisiana, the state of Louisiana's suppression of evidence, inhumane treatment conditions at the prison, and it is imperative now more than ever that a quick strategy move is made as his health has significantly declined due to the prison system's inhumane conditions. Fortunately, and unfortunately, we have a disturbing visual and written information about Mr. Miller's situation." He goes on to say, "Mr. Miller recently passed out. He received no follow-up medical care in response. And because Mr. Miller asked for and did not receive an investigation in the circumstances of his passing out, he was placed in solitary confinement as retaliation. Corey continues to suffer from chronic dental issues that have led to significant weight loss and have been denied much needed thyroid medication because the state of Louisiana says they cannot obtain the necessary medications. Because conditions at Elayn Hunt have not improved, Mr. Miller is engaging in a hunger strike that began on February 23rd to bring awareness to his and all his inmates' neglect and abuse at the hands of the penal system. The neglect of inmates in the penal system has been well documented by Mr. Miller and others." So, basically, his manager, he's basically saying Corey Miller ain't doing so well right now. Woody: Yeah, well, you know what? Listen, I'm going to call bullshit--[crosstalk] Jim: I knew you would. [chuckles] Woody: You can only go like five days without eating or less time without water. I'm pretty sure C-Murder has gotten couple of Ramen noodles passed through his door or whatever. The whole medication thing and all that, if that's true, they better believe they're going to get that shit straight. But one of the reasons they may have moved though to Elayn Hunt is they do have a, believe it or not, a better medical staff. I can't say better, but they have more access to the local hospitals and everything else. So maybe he's needing to see specialists? I don't know.But the problem with this, y'all, is Steve Thomas is dead. From what I understand, this garnered a lot more national attention. What was the show? I like that show. They go in and investigate cases and see if there's been an injustice in it. He was on this show. And, Jim, you sent it to me. Actually, he was on it by phone interview but his family, his ex-wife and his daughter brought this cracker jack investigative team in, one that was a defense attorney, the other one was a career criminal investigator like me, and they investigated the case. Jim: Yeah. And it was called Reasonable Doubt. Woody: Reasonable Doubt. That's it. I think it's like Season 2, Episode 3 if you want to check it out. They worked it. And C-Murder basically said on the phone, basically he knew did it, but he ain't saying. Jim: Yeah. The interesting thing about this show was they brought up several key points of evidence. One was the fact that somebody had confessed to it. We already told y'all the story there. The guy just is not believable. He keeps changing his story. In addition to that, they brought up a chain. There was a chain that-Woody: That Steve Thomas was wearing. Jim: -Steve Thomas was wearing that when he got killed. Somebody yanked that chain off him.Woody: Yeah, during that fight with the beat down. Jim: The DNA did not match C-Murder's DNA. Woody: It really didn't match anybody.Jim: Correct. Woody: He couldn't be excluded or whatever, but it doesn't matter, y'all. DNA is not like you think it is. Just every time you touch something for a second, doesn't mean your DNA is going to be on it. They proved it by an expert that if somebody just grabbed and yanked it off, chances of their DNA being on there are very slim. Jim: Yeah. They basically dispelled most of the cases, I guess, for his release. There just wasn't anything there. In that interview, as Woody said, where C-Murder was actually on the phone, I guess you could say he alluded to the fact that he kind of knew who did it, but he has a code that he lives by.Woody: One of the witnesses said that it was one of C-Murder's crew that actually pulled the trigger. They exited the club and when they asked them where the weapon is, and they said they threw it in the Mississippi over a bridge coming back in New Orleans because Harvey is across the bridge. Jim: Yeah, and the problem with that was C-Murder was with them and he becomes a what? Woody: Accessory. Jim: Yeah.Woody: Same thing. He would have got-- Principal 2-- Louisiana Vice Statute 1427 principal 2, basically accessory and he'd have gotten the same charge. But they said he's standing up and doing his time. It is what it is. Jim: It is what it is. Woody: I don't know how you get it, but he's no longer in Bloody Angola. But he did some time. Jim: Yeah, and as of this recording, he's still serving the rest of his life in prison for this. Look, man, if you didn't do it, you're going to have to say who did or you're going to ride that sentence out till you die.Woody: That's it. Jim: That's just the bottom line. We wanted to bring this episode to you. We had a lot of people ask us too. There were a lot of questions with regard to C-Murder. He's a very popular part of society, even still 21 years after this has taken place. Woody: Well, people don't even know that he was a veteran. Jim: Yeah, he was. That's right.Woody: A military veteran. The same war that I was veteran of, the first Gulf War. You'd think him and Master P, they display themselves as the gangster life, whatever. Master P got a college education. Jim: Let me tell you, that is a persona and that guy is a businessperson. You cannot reach that level of success in life without being very smart and have a very high business acumen. That's the bottom line. Woody: I think when you start believing your own height, and certainly you're the most popular person at nightclub held about 400 or 500 people, y'all, Platinum did or Platinum, whatever they call it. Supposedly, Steve Thomas was on stage rapping. It was like a rap battle. He got off the stage and maybe C-Murder's crew didn't like it and they gave him the beatdown. Jim: Well, there was even a rumor out there saying that in that contest, he out-rapped everybody else and a lot of people were saying he was better than C-Murder, and that basically he was killed because of that. And C-Murder responded to that in that TV interview and said, "Man, I have way too much to lose. I'm not going to kill a guy because everybody thought he was better than me that night or whatever." I believe that. I don't think that's why.Woody: A lot of people said that Steve Thomas was actually C-Murder's biggest fan. Yeah. Jim: Yeah. His own family. His mom and dad said he had posters of Master P. Woody: He's a huge C-Murder fan. Jim: Yeah. Woody: He ended up dying, [unintelligible 00:34:08] for them. You know what? The silent code-- A lot of times I say the streets talk, that's what they say. The streets talk, but a lot of times, they don't. In this case, he wants to die in prison for that. Now, I think it's too late. All these people recanting stories and all that, it's just to validate you as a witness on the appeals process. My prediction is like Rocky 3. They ask Mr. T, "What's your prediction?" "Prediction is pain." My prediction is C-Murder is going to die in the custody of the Department of Corrections. Jim: Yeah. Just a tragic waste to what-- He could have kept on going and just rocking it in the rap world. We say it all the time, I say this a lot, and that is you're one decision away from ruining the rest of your life. Woody: One split second, man. [crosstalk] Jim: All it takes. Woody: That's it. Jim: Yeah. And he's a prime example of that, sadly.Woody: Lifestyle called him. Y'all, I want to thank our Patreon members. You are absolutely the best. Jim: Oh, they are. Couldn't do this without them.Woody: Curious every single month. Our Bloody Angola is rocketing up the charts. This past week, it jumped 20 something. Jim: 22 spots. Woody: 22 spots. I predict next week after Real Life Real Crime Dateline--Jim: 22 more spots. Why don't you put it in negative too? [crosstalk] [laughs] Woody: We're going to be in negative too. I predict we're going to number one, y'all, but Patreon members, we couldn't do without you. If you want to become a patron, you can go to patreon.com and type in Bloody Angola. It has all the different tiers. Jim: We do transcripts on there, Woody, for our upper tiers. But even the very first tier, you're going to get commercial-free early episodes every week. We release extra and bonus episodes as you go up those tiers. Woody: [crosstalk] -episodes. Jim: Yeah, we got several locked up that nobody's ever heard on the regular Bloody Angola series. Woody: And never will. They're for our Patreon members. You know what? It takes money. This is a business and takes money. And we love doing it. We're always going to do it. Y'all have been so great to us. If you would, make sure you subscribe and like us, and if you get a chance, go, leave us a review.Jim: Very important. Those have kind of slowed down as of late. So, please. Woody: Leave us a review. We love and appreciate each and every one of you.Jim: And look, we got a Facebook page. We don't want to forget to mention that. Go to the Facebook, give it a follow. It's been building. I love seeing those analytics on Facebook grow and grow. That's just what it's been doing. But nobody will know if you don't tell a friend. Woody: Also, every week now, we're going to list every single episode of Bloody Angola in the Real Life Real Crime community app. Also, the advertisement, whatever the episode is going to be, if you're scrolling through that app, you'll be able to see it there also. Jim: Yeah. Go to Real Life Real Crime, download the app and you'll have access to those episodes. Last thing we want to mention. This is Thursday, so tomorrow, 8 o'clock Central, 9:00 Pacific. Real Life Real Crime, two-hour special, Who murdered Courtney Coco? Dateline, NBC. 16 million viewers.Woody: 135 million in 30 days. Jim: Wow. Woody: Between their podcast and everything else. And y'all, horrible story. We were very blessed to have Lifers and fans, and most of them are fans of Bloody Angola also, y'all helped solve that case. Go tune into it. Share it. It's a beautifully tragic story.Jim: It really is. It'll give you the amazing story of this man across from me and what he did and went through to really see that justice was done for Courtney, which is amazing.Woody: I'm going to do a little spoiler alert, if I could say it, spoiler alert. One day we can do an episode of Bloody Angola at the conclusion of a Dateline story because somebody's in Bloody Angola. Jim: Yeah, that's right. Tune in, please. 9 o'clock Pacific, 8 o'clock Central on NBC on Friday. And until next time, I'm Jim Chapman. Woody: And I'm Woody Overton.Jim: Your host of Bloody-Woody: -Angola.Jim: A podcast 142 years in the making. Woody: The Complete Story of America's Bloodiest Prison. Unison: Peace. 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