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Over the past 25 years, Texas music legend - Dave Alexander - has established himself as one of today's most sought-after Country and Western Swing performers!When Dave is not performing with his own award-winning Big Texas Swing Band, you'll find him touring and recording with such artists as George Strait, Willie Nelson, Lyle Lovett, Sheryl Crow, Asleep At The Wheel, Tracy Byrd, Randy Travis, Dwight Yoakam, and LeAnn Rimes.  Dave will also be one of the performers at the 2025 annual Cowtown Birthplace of Western Swing Festival taking place on November 6-9th in Fort Worth, Texas at the historic National Hall.Host, Kelly Hurd will make sure it's entertaining and pull you right into the conversation! Get ready to smile and enjoy a moment of Calling to the Good!

Join Living the dream Outdoor Podcast host Bill Cooper as he is joined by a trio of outdoor celebrities including: Garry Mason, owner and director of the Legends of the Outdoors National Hall of Fame, Tommy Garner, of Outdoors Live Radio in Hardy, Arkansas and trout fishing guru Donnie Conway. The guys discuss being involved in outdoor media, the Legends of the Outdoors and the importance of being involved in outdoor activity. Mason also announces the appointment of Donnie Conway to the board of the Legends of the Outdoors National Hall of Fame.

The boys sit down with one of their all-time favorite guests. The Tower in Taunton, the Big Man himself, the Massachusetts USSSA State Director, the Shut D-Man, John Hickey! We look at the upcoming New England USSSA Hall of Fame ceremony, and the year to come. Support the show

Kamal was born on July 29, 1962 at Providence Hospital in Washington, DC. He attended Shepherd Elementary School, Georgetown Day School and the University of Pennsylvania. He grew up working at his family's business, Ben's Chili Bowl, as a teenager. He has been married 22 years to Sonya Jamil Ali. Keep up with Kamal @kamaliali | @benseverything BEN'S CHILI BOWL EXPANSIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS Ben's Bakery and Ice Cream 1986 which operated at the Reeves Center at 14th & U Street for 20 years. Ben's Chili Bowl Addition in 2003 to add a dining room for 60 to accommodate tour and bus groups. Ben's Next Door Restaurant and Bar – Opened 2008, Full Service Restaurant, developed 9,000 sf building at 1211 U Street Nationals' Baseball Park – Outlets, Opened 2008 Fedex Field -Redskins Park Outlet, Opened 2011 Ben's Chili Bowl Rosslyn, VA – Opened 2014, First Full Ben's Chili Bowl expansion, developed 1700 sf space at 1725 Wilson Blvd, VA Ben's Chili Bowl DCA, VA – Opened 2015, Ben's Chili Bowl airport expansion in National Hall between concourse B&C Ben's Chili Bowl H ST – Opened 2015, Third Full Ben's Chili Bowl expansion, constructed new 4 level building at 1001 H ST NE TEN 01 (share plates, rooftop, bar) – Opened 2015, Developed new concept for second full service restaurant housed on two floors at 1001 H ST NE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dreamsbyanymeans/message

https://youtu.be/3mDTfqt3Il0 ... one of the most significant ways in which the government could aid the poor is by removing its own direct roadblocks from their productive energies. Thus, minimum wage laws disemploy the poorest and least productive members of the population. Government privileges to trade unions enable them to keep the poorer and minority-group workers from productive and high-wage employment. And licensing laws, the outlawing of gambling, and other government restrictions prevent the poor from starting small businesses and creating jobs on their own. - Dr. Murray Rothbard, For a New Liberty, p. 206 From the Bob's Just Asking podcast Images by Jack Lloyd, find his excellent contributions at The Pholosopher & his Voluntaryist - Comic Book Series. BitChute Archive Flote Spotify

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In this episode of the MedFit Podcast, the amazing David Lyons joins us from Arizona to share his amazing story of determination and resilience. Soon after 47-year-old David experienced paralysis from the chest down, he received a diagnosis that would forever change his life. David, a former Marine and a veteran in the fitness industry, was told he had Multiple Sclerosis, a debilitating disease that attacks the nervous system and beyond. Listen carefully as David discusses his first “bad year,” and how he was able to take control over his MS through a change in mindset, exercise and nutrition. David believes it is his mission to educate the world, specifically fitness professionals, about MS and how to improve the quality of life for those suffering from this disease.  David also discusses winning a prestigious Inspirational Award for Bodybuilding at the age of 50 and the creation of the MS Fitness Challenge, a charity to support and educate those with the disease.Most recently, David is the co-author of the MS Fitness Specialist Course, a comprehensive course for fitness and medical professionals to learn how to understand the disease and create safe and effective strength and fitness programs for clients with MS.David is the CEO/Founder at Multiple Sclerosis Fitness Challenge; Executive Producer Lyons Entertainment, President at OptimalBody Personal Fitness, Co-Author, MS Fitness Specialist Course, National Hall of Fame Inductee-Bodybuilder, MS warrior and Former Marine.CONNECT with Davidmsfitnesschallenge.orgFacebookTwitterLinkedInSPONSORSFunctional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN)Functional Diagnostic Nutrition gives health coaches and professionals the functional lab training, data-driven protocols AND access to functional lab testing they need to confidently solve their client’s health issues and grow a thriving referral-based business globally. If you want to get your hands on functional lab testing and the training to go along with it, so you can confidently help your clients on a deeper level, go to fdn.today/medfit to learn more.MedFit NetworkBecome a MedFit Network Professional Member: medfitnetwork.org/welcomeSearch the free MedFit Network directory to find a pro in your area: medfitnetwork.org/searchHOSTSChristine Conti: contifit.comBrian Prendergast: highfivehealthandfitness.com

Has the CoronaVirus Quarentine got you in a slump?   P.J. is a Lifelong Motivational Speaker, and an International Transformational Coach—who focuses on results! Despite his disability, which was expected to take his life by 7, P.J. has truly lived an extraordinary life; sailing, outdoor skydiving, indoor skydiving, trapezing, ziplining, hiking, mountain climbing, snow skiing, water skiing, aqua jetpacking, and the list goes on!   He's a former wheelchair athlete, international traveler, amateur watercolorist, founder of two non-profit organizations and four disabled sports programs, a published author, 10th degree black belt, martial arts and women’s self-defense instructor, and a meditation teacher.   Additionally P.J. has been inducted into the National Hall of Fame for People with Disabilities and was nominated to carry the Olympic Torch through Tucson in 2002.   On today’s episode of Life Worth Chasing, P.J. Dixon shares his story and how he has overcome tremendous amounts of adversity with his unique outlook on life.   Why we must be sensitive to our self Self awareness to find happiness Creating space for new feelings Shifting to empowered states Outsource your weaknesses Finding out what you are best at   Click Here For All Your Skip-Tracing Needs   Follow Chase on Twitter Follow Chase on Instagram Follow Chase on YouTube

On this episode of the Pro Lacrosse Talk podcast, we interview the Women's Professional Lacrosse League Founder and CEO Michele DeJuliis. We discuss the cancelling the 2020 WPLL season and plans for 2021, the upcoming WPLL College Draft this fall, partnering with ESPN and promoting the women's game. We also discuss the WPLL futures program, her career with Penn State, winning gold with Team USA and being inducted into the Baltimore Lacrosse Hall of Fame and National Hall of Fame. --- The Pro Lacrosse Talk podcast is the first and only lacrosse podcast covering all four professional lacrosse leagues (MLL, NLL, PLL, WPLL). Each week throughout the season we'll recap the games, provide analysis on the teams and feature exclusive postgame and off-the-field interviews with professional lacrosse players, coaches and executives. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: Pro Lacrosse Talk - @prolacrossetalk (Twitter/Instagram) | Hutton Jackson - @huttonjackson (Twitter), @thehuttonjackson (Instagram) | Adam Moore - @adammooreplt (Twitter/Instagram) | Support us by supporting these brands: Try 1 month of Stitcher Premium for free by using the code "LACROSSE." | Get 20% off your Tomahawk Shades order by using the code "PLT20." | Check out our DSGN Tree store for our exclusive lacrosse apparel. | Get 10% off your Live Polar order by using the code "PROLACROSSETALK." | Get 15% off your FNX supplements order by using the code "PROLACROSSE." | --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/prolacrossetalk/message

This week we talk about a historical woman in business. In fact, she's the only woman in the Baseball Hall of Fame. She was a baseball owner and executive who also fought for civil rights. A fantastic woman who will inspire you. References: Effa Manley, National Hall of Fame Effa Manley, Wikipedia Ebbets Field Flannels, The Effa Collection Effa Manley, Society for American Baseball Research Effa Manley, Black Past The Most Famous Woman in Baseball: Effa Manley and the Negro Leagues, Bob Luke

P.J. is a Lifelong Motivational Speaker, and an International Transformation Coach—who focuses on results! Despite his disability, which was expected to take his life by 7, he chose to live, and live well! P.J. truly lives an extraordinary life: sailing, outdoor skydiving, indoor skydiving, trapezing, ziplining, hiking, mountain climbing, snow skiing, water skiing, aqua jetpacking, and the list goes on! He's a former wheelchair athlete, international traveler, amateur watercolorist, founder of two non-profit organizations and four disabled sports programs, a published author, 10th degree black belt, martial arts and women’s self-defense instructor, and a meditation teacher. Additionally, P.J. has been inducted into the National Hall of Fame for People with Disabilities, honored with Toastmasters' distinguished Communication and Leadership Award—the highest honor for nonToastmaster members, and was nominated to carry the Olympic Torch through Tucson in 2002.

On this episode of the RUDIS Wrestling Podcast Matt Dernlan is joined once again by National Hall of Fame inductee Jason Bryant to discuss the events of the previous weekend, along with the silent rise of Virginia Tech and the overall depth in the ACC. In addition the two also cover the hosting of the NCAA Tournament being hosted in Minneapolis Minnesota for 2020, and the different options that are available to prevent forfeits during dual meets that has been seen in recent weeks. Show Notes 0:00 Show Introduction 19:26 Virginia Tech in the Top 5 24:48 NC State Potential 32:45 Big 10 Wrap Up 36:33 2020 Vision for Steveson 44:10 Eliminating Forfeits 1:04:43 Show Wrap-Up

On this episode of the RUDIS Wrestling Podcast Matt Dernlan is joined once again by National Hall of Fame inductee Jason Bryant to discuss the events of the previous weekend, along with the silent rise of Virginia Tech and the overall depth in the ACC. In addition the two also cover the hosting of the NCAA Tournament being hosted in Minneapolis Minnesota for 2020, and the different options that are available to prevent forfeits during dual meets that has been seen in recent weeks. Show Notes: 0:00 Show Introduction 19:26 Virginia Tech in the Top 5 24:48 NC State Potential 32:45 Big 10 Wrap Up 36:33 2020 Vision for Steveson 44:10 Eliminating Forfeits 1:04:43 Show Wrap-Up

On today's episode of the #podcast, we took a road trip to Anadarko, OK to explore the National Hall of Fame for Famous Native Americans.   We had a great time learning about some of the Native Americans that helped mold our state.    Special thanks to our advertiser: Master Threads   #TravelOK #onlyinokshow #Oklahoma #AnadarkoOK #SmallTownFun #Native

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On this special edition of OTB we welcome three distinguished guests to discuss racism in the game of soccer: former EPL player and 2013 FA Cup winning captain Emmerson Boyce, former USMNT player and National Hall of Famer Desmond Armstrong, and head coach Martin Jacobson of MLK High School in New York City.

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame is dedicated to honoring and celebrating women – both past and present – whose lives exemplify the courage, resilience, and independence that helped shape the American West.    The only one of its kind, the museum is located in the Fort Worth, Texas Cultural District and currently houses over 4,000 artifacts and information on some of the world's most inspirational women. The Hall of Fame has inducted over 233 (and counting) honorees, including Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, Georgia O'Keeffe, Sacagawea, Annie Oakley, Dale Evans, Dr. Temple Grandin, Reba McEntire, Velma Johnston (Wild Horse Annie), and Stacy Westfall.   In today’s episode, Executive Director Pat Riley describes how the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame inductees – both historic and contemporary – exemplify the spirit of the American West; the relevance of the Hall of Fame’s mission in today’s political environment; and how Pat and her team balance history, yet keep the visitor experience fresh and engaging. She also shares the behind-the-scenes efforts that result in their innovative exhibit designs; the museum’s evolution since its inception in 1973; and their plans for the future – especially, an exciting new $5.5 million exhibit, “It’s Never Just a Horse,” that beautifully explores our relationship with horses.   Topics of Discussion: [:19] About Elise’s guest today, Pat Riley. [1:34] Pat talks about how the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame inductees exemplify the spirit of the American West -- whether they’re from the US or from overseas. [6:00] What it’s like for Pat to lead such a remarkable institution. [9:05] Pat discusses the relevance of the Hall of Fame’s mission in today’s environment. [11:35] Pat speaks about her fascinating family connection to historic figures Mitzi Lucas Riley and Tad Lucas, reflects on how much the world has changed for the role of women, and the rich history of the museum. [20:02] Pat’s thoughts on why cowgirls have not received the same recognition as cowboys. [22:47] How Pat balances the history at the museum, while keeping the visitor experience fresh and personal. [25:43] Innovating and creating – how two internationally renowned French exhibit designers “got” the National Cowgirl mission. [32:09] About Elise’s book, A Parent’s Guide to Riding Lessons. [32:49] Pat discusses the new “It’s Never Just a Horse” exhibit coming in March 2019. [36:34] Pat speculates why the bond between horses and humans (and specifically, women) is so strong. [39:49] About next week’s episode of Because of Horses. [40:38] Artifacts of the museum that Pat finds particular noteworthy. [42:57] Pat explains the process for an individual to become inducted into the National Hall of Fame. [48:09] Has Pat had any “aha” moments? [49:56] How Pat envisions the future of the museum and Hall of Fame. [52:30] Where to learn more about the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame.   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com.   Mentioned in this Episode: National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter A Parent’s Guide to Riding Lessons: Everything You Need to Know to Survive and Thrive with a Horse-Loving Kid, by Elise Chand The Cowgirls, by Joyce Gibson Roach Kathleen Moody of Breyer Horses Next week’s episode of Because of Horses Annie Oakley Because of Horses’ episode with Alan Day (Sandra Day O’Connor’s brother) Game of Thrones and Wonder Woman Horse Master, Camilla Naprous Because of Horses’ episode with Stacy Westfall   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help keep Because of Horses running — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM

Today we talk with Minnesota and National Hall of Famer Tom Neustrom on catching BIG Northerns deep, particularly on Lake Pokegama, and another tough question for Dr. Andy Hafs, the Aquatic Biologist: How does shoreland development affect fish?

The final episode of Season One features Baltimore lacrosse legend and National Hall of Famer Joe Cowan.

What is masculinity and how can we reclaim our full masculine power? P.J. is a Lifelong Motivational Speaker, and an International Life, Love, and Relationship Coach.  Despite his disability, which was expected to take his life by 7, he chose to live, and live well! P.J. truly lives an extraordinary life, founder of two non-profit organizations and four disabled sports programs, a published author, 10th degree black belt, martial arts instructor, and a meditation teacher.  Additionally P.J. has been inducted into the National Hall of Fame for People with Disabilities and was nominated to carry the Olympic Torch through Tucson in 2002.    

Dave Pietramala is widely regarded as the greatest defenseman in lacrosse history. As a member of the U.S. National Hall of Fame, he’s the only person to have won an NCAA national championship as both a player and coach, and the only person to be named both the NCAA player and coach of the year. Incredible. Pietramala – "Coach Petro" – recruited me to play under him at Johns Hopkins University in 2005, where we competed in three NCAA national championships, and winning two. Coach taught me how to work hard, compete, be humble, and respectful. He always harped on “the little things” – like keeping a clean locker room, hustling in between reps, being the first in line, and making eye contact. Each of these learned tactics translate into professional sports, business, and relationships. On the show, we take a drive down memory lane, revisiting learning moments and major adjustments from my freshman year in college. I was fortunate to step onto the field with one of the best senior classes our sport has ever seen, and one that completed an undefeated season, going 16-0. Coach Petro shares with us his origin story, why he chose to play at Johns Hopkins, and what the one-on-one battles were like with our sport’s greatest player, Gary Gait. In 1990, Pietramala’s coaching career began, taking his first coaching gig as an assistant coach for Gilman high school. From there, he earned a part-time collegiate assistant coaching position that paid him $3,000. To supplement his lower wage, Pietramala worked at an aluminum extrusion factory from 6am to 2pm. His subsequent coaching positions took him through the University of Pennsylvania, Loyola College, and Cornell, where he was named the NCAA Coach of the Year. In 2001, Pietramala took the head coaching position at his alma mater, where he’s helped revitalize the Hopkins program. He’s won two national championships, been to seven Final Fours, sixteen NCAA tournaments, and winner of the 2015 Big 10 conference championship. Other topics from our conversation include: -       What makes a high performance competitor -       The importance of feedback -       Pietramala’s biggest regret -       Recruiting: what Pietramala is looking for in a young lacrosse player -       I teach him how to use Twitter Enjoy the show.  

The word "purpose" carries a lot of weight. We all have a desire to live our purpose, but what IS our purpose? And how do we discover it? These are some of the questions we tackle in today's episode. Some of the answers will surprise you! Plus, we have a fabulous guest today, the amazing P.J. Dixon as he shares his story and how to feel more love, purpose and connection in your life. P.J.'s charismatic and authentic self will touch your heart, we have absolutely no doubt! About The Guest P.J.'s mission in life is simple: "Love Deeply and Teach Others to Do the Same." His commitment to love has earned him the title of “love guru,” which causes him to smile – and inspires him to live, love, and share more fully every day. P.J. is a life-long motivational speaker, spiritual teacher, and relationship coach – he is also the creator of “Learning to Love,” a 4 step program designed to help people reconnect with their heart and learn to love themselves, their lives, and others more completely. Despite his disability, which was expected to take his life by 7, he chose to live, and live well!  40 years later, P.J.’s a 10th degree blackbelt, martial arts’ and women's self-defense instructor, meditation teacher, former wheelchair athlete, adventure-seeker, watercolorist, author, and in the National Hall of Fame for People with Disabilities!   P.J. loves his life and lives every day to inspire others to love theirs. Top Three Takeaways 1. It's important to cut away all the fat, all the distractions because this humanity that we live in is literally filled with tons and tons of distractions. 2. Purpose is not just about what you do while you're on this planet 3. Embrace the journey part and remember there is no destination in life Links You'll Love P.J.'s website PS. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast + leave us a review and rating to spread the AMPLIFY message to the world! We simply cannot succeed without your support! Simply visit: bit.ly/beamplified

Despite his disability, which was expected to take P.J.’s life by age 7, he chose to live, and live well! P.J.’s a life-long motivational speaker and relationship coach, 10th degree blackbelt, women’s self-defense instructor, former wheelchair athlete, adventure-seeker, water colorist, author, and in the National Hall of Fame for People with Disabilities!

Bonus Rebroadcast Episode -Happy New Year! Are you ready for the 2nd half of school? Looking back on the first half, what did we do well and what could have been improved? To help us evaluate our year so far, and to help coach us for the second half, we are featuring National Hall of Fame educator Alan Haskvitz. Alan shares with us what he has found to be true all over the world.... excellent teachers have certain traits in common. http://www.teachers.net/gazette/JAN09/haskvitz/  Since New Year's resolutions are something that many work on this time of year, why not make some resolutions about your teaching career? You spend a lot of the year working. Maybe some self evaluation for the 2nd half can improve how the rest of the year goes. 

The story of Harry Manson is not just about the pioneering career of Canada’s first aboriginal football player to be inducted into the National Hall of Fame. It is not just about how his life was tragically cut short. The story of Harry Manson is also a microcosm of what life was like for Canada’s indigenous population in the late 19th Century and for subsequent generations. We tell Harry’s story through the words of his grandson Gary. Gary was a product of the residential school system that the government set up and which was described by Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s report of June 2015, as a “cultural genocide” perpetrated on the indigenous population. We hear about Gary’s experience and how the recent discovery of his grandfather’s footballing exploits is giving his family and wider community a huge sense of pride and integral part of a nations healing process. We also hear about Harry’s footballing legacy as we spend time with the women’s football team who are preparing to take part in the inaugural World Indigenous games in Brazil later this year. Terry Fox Terry Fox set off on his 'Marathon of Hope' in an attempt to raise a million dollars for cancer research. Afflicted by the disease, Terry had his leg amputated, but it did not stop him from setting off on the adventure of running across Canada. Sadly he died before he could complete the journey, but not before he had raised over $24m, a dollar for every Canadian. His legacy lives on today and statues of him adorn nearly every major city, including Vancouver where he stands proudly outside the stadium that will host the final. We meet the brother of this true Canadian hero, and Anna a cancer survivor who was helped by the Terry Fox Foundation Women Watchers The Games of 1976 were the Olympics of Nadia Comaneci and her perfect 10 and where Bruce, now Caitlyn Jenner, won gold in the decathlon. It was the Olympics that took 30 years for the city to pay off and as for that stadium, well the retractable roof never really worked and so it is closed - permanently. But those Olympics also marked the last time Iran had participated for 12 years, because in 1979 the Shah was over thrown and the Islamic Republic of Iran was born. Banning women from sports stadiums was just one of the results of the Islamic revolution. Since then women have rarely been allowed to attend football matches and to this day remains banned. And here, as mums and daughters, grandmothers and sisters stream towards the stadium entrance there is a small group of women holding banned and politely explaining to people who stop about their banner that reads in large turquoise writing 'We Support Iranian Women to Attend Stadiums'. Holding one end of the banner is Maryam, who did not want to give me her surname, told us why this issue so close to her heart Jay DeMerit We hear from former Premier League star Jay DeMerit on his amazing rise from complete footballing obscurity to the Premier League and World Cup stardom. Now living in Vancouver he and his Olympian wife are using the power of sport to change the lives of children in British Columbia. (Photo: One of two totem poles unveiled at Nanaimo University in June 2015. Credit: Sarah Mulkerrins)

Despite his disability, which was expected to take P.J.'s life by age 7, he chose to live, and live well! P.J.’s a life-long motivational speaker and relationship coach, 10th degree blackbelt, women's self-defense instructor, former wheelchair athlete, adventure-seeker, water colorist, author, and in the National Hall of Fame for People with Disabilities!

  Happy New Year! Are you ready for the 2nd half of school? Looking back on the first half, what did we do well and what could have been improved? To help us evaluate our year so far, and to help coach us for the second half, we are featuring National Hall of Fame Educator Alan Haskvitz (www.reacheverychild.com). Since New Year's Resolutions are in people's minds, why not make some resolutions for your teaching career. You certainly spend a lot of time devoted to your job and some self evaluation could make the second half of the year even better!  

Michael Watson is from Baltimore, MD where he grew up playing Hockey, Lacrosse, Golf, Tennis, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball and Football. After High School, Michael attended the University of Virginia where he was a four-time All American in Lacrosse. Michael played for Team USA in 98 World Lacrosse Games and played 8 seasons in Major League Lacrosse for both Boston & Los Angeles and capped off an amazing career by being inducted into National Lacrosse Hall of Fame. He is also the template used for the Major League Lacrosse logo. Michael is currently a Managing Partner at Motive Pure and the owner of Lax West. Michael lives in Cardiff by the Sea, CA where he enjoys Surfing, Golfing and doing Yoga in his free time.