Podcasts about national one

It's the start of the 2024/25 Season and Rugby Ramble is back for it's third season!So much potential drama ahead of us as RAMS start the new campaign in National One. After Chinnor ran away with the league last season, the whole Ramily is excited to see what's in store: following our Boys in blue as we charge forth and show this league how we do it at Old Bath Road!Huge thanks to a hobbling Ben Atkins for joining us in the studio and talking so eloquently about how professional athletes approach injury and his personal rugby journey.We can't wait to bring you more content throughout the year - we're cooking up some ideas to ensure your hunger for fresh and interesting conversation is answered!For the first time this season - COME ON YOU RAMS!Brought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

A few weeks since our last Pod and we're delighted to be joined by Chinnor back row forward, Max Clementson to discuss the Oxfordshire club's imminent arrival in Championship Rugby.  The former Hartpury man has helped Chinnor into the second-tier for the very first time, after they secured the National One title in victory over Birmingham Moseley two weeks ago.  He spoke to Charlie Beckett about the title winning campaign, excitement to be back in the Champ, and the challenges that await in 24/25.  Elsewhere, Charlie and host, Ross Hancock review the previous few rounds of action, as well as shout outs for two players making the journey to the top flight next season having signed for Bristol Bears. 

The Trio chat about the entertaining win against Blackheath last Saturday!They cover the other results both within the club and across National One.  To all our listeners, we hope you have a lovely Easter period.COME ON YOU RAMS!Brought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

Paddy joins the gang once again to discuss all things RAMS! Joining the podcast this week is Colin Stapley: 'Super Fan' and 'Father Extraordinaire' who completes our Stapley Set!It was great to get the insights on the club, our sport and his boys from Colin's unique perspective over the years! Thanks again for coming on. :)With it being a by-week we look forward to bringing you something new next week as we aim to sit down with a representative of one of our competitor's as we hope to gain their perspective on what has possibly been one the greatest season's National One and (dare we say the sport) as ever seen!Watch this space! COME ON YOU RAMS!Brought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

The trio are joined by John Raspin this week, discussing his history with the club up to his current role as Youth Chair for RAMS. John's graced run outs for all senior sides in his time at RAMS and gotten stuck-in as a volunteer and coach through the minis and junior section too!This week we reflect on last week's National One results, but also the inflammatory article published in the TIMES last week, comparing forcing kids to play rugby as 'abuse'.Mild trigger warning: references to 'child abuse' and 'grooming' are mentioned only in name and regarding the language used in the article.Hope you Ramblers all enjoy this week's episode. So sit back and relax...COME ON YOU RAMS!Brought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

This week the podcast are joined by two of the cornerstones of U11s rugby here at RAMS as the podcast team delve into the corker of game last week at the RAG.It's Derby Week in National One and tonight our boys will be heading over to Thame to take on a very strong in form Chinnor side! It's the last round before Xmas and number one versus number two will be slogging it out for the Xmas number one!Who will be victorious?! If you are free this evening get yourselves over to Chinnor and try and continue the amazing travelling support you the fans have been gathering over the last few months!It's a call to arms RAMILY! Let's go cheer on our boys. COME ON YOU RAMS! Brought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

The Podcast Crew are joined by a very special guest this week as Rugby Ramble cross over into the realm of the round shaped ball to speak to Reading Football's very own Tom McIntyre, who it turns out has strong familial connections to OBR.It's great to speak with an athlete from a different sport and hear them discuss the same values and approaches to hardship, graft and sacrifices, we hear from our boys in blue. There must be something in the water! We hope to keep an eye on Reading's progression the remainder of the season and hope for stability and growth in other aspects of the club to allow the quality of football on display and the continued support from the loyal fan base to be rewarded tenfold!After a brilliant chat with Tom, the Stat-Man delves into the recesses of his databanks to bring us up to speed with another nail biting round of National One rugby, as our RAMS head forth to Richmond this weekend for a corker of a match up.Come on you RAMS!Follow us on Instagram @rugbyrambleBrought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

Rich and Charlie sit down and lead the conversation after arguably the RAMS best performance of the season so far! Another entertaining round of National One and the results never fail to impress, Plymouth continue to build on their strong season as another almighty clash is shaping up at OBR. Its the last home game of 2023 - so not one to be missed! Let's make the most of the home advantage and support our boys as we head into final stretch of games this side of Xmas!We hope to have Reading Footballer Tom McIntyre on next week's episode for some local sport cross over! Tune in next week!You can follow us on Instagram @rugbyrambleBrought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

This week the lads discuss the final of the RWC and the South African victory ending what was a tournament to remember.With the world cup over there's nothing else to take up the rugby bandwidth and National One can once again take centre stage! This week DMP travel down to OBR to face a rested RAMS who look to push on from their strong start to the season!It's going to be a wet and windy one - so bring your bobble hats (or get one in the shop!) and let's give the boys such a warm welcome back from their break they think its still September!Best of luck to all the other RAMS teams playing this weekend! Come on you RAMS.Follow us on Instagram @rugbyramble Brought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

This week's episode the team are joined by RAMS player and all round top gent Ollie 'Moff' to here about his rugby journey and thoughts on the upcoming RWC quarter final match ups!The Trio also discuss last week's round of National One fixtures with some surprise results on the scorecards. After another W our boys in blue look to ready themselves for their first visit up to Leicester Lions where the National 2 West Champions are sharpening their claws in anticipation. In the words of our esteemed Mr Chandler: "Come on you RAMS!"Follow us for more on instagram @rugbyrambleBrought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

This week the group discuss the lose of another professional rugby entity. With Jersey Reds announcing their liquidation we ask RAMS CEO Gary Reynolds about whats going wrong in the game and try to get to the bottom of the poor financial models and how they are created.On a more positive light, we reflect on another National One clinch game last week with the hard earned away win at Taunton. The Stat-Man spits the facts and figures around last week's round in the league and the up and coming games this weekend.The RWC has proved just a entertaining as National One has the team muse over the the topic before RAMS Captain Robbie Stapley joins the conversation for the last 10 minutes of the show.If you haven't done so follows us on Instagram: @rugbyrambleBrought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

big shock we missed a week... BIGGER SHOCK we fumbled the bag on the first video episode so here's the audio recording of what was going to be something special. Anyways Football, music, and food are some of the topics.

Sing it with me. It's National One-Hit Wonder Day.

Sing it with me. It's National One-Hit Wonder Day.

The new season of National One rugby is underway, kicking off with a mighty clash against Birmingham Moseley @ OBR last Saturday. A shake start made way for a solid second half performance resulting in a W for RAMS, winning 50-36!But that's not the only new season to kick off! Rugby Ramble is officially in its second season! Thank you to all the listeners who've joined us along the way- we're looking to grow the gathering, please spread the word! Huge thank you to Andrew Amor for coming on as a guest host and we can't talk about the podcast without a mention to one: 'Tom 38 1/2 form Shinfield' who (along with being 39 now) came onto the show as our first live audience member and announced this season's weekly question!Stat-Man Rich gives you all the facts and figures as per and Spike takes the helm in a cracking episode. I hope you enjoy...Follow us on Instagram @rugbyrambleBrought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

Paddy and the Stat-Man discuss the RAMS Tour to Ireland and Rich reflects on the games and stand out performances from our lads.Insights into other Preseason fixtures across National One show the whole league is gearing up for what's promising to be another stellar season for the competition!In comparison England's world cup warm proves for dismal viewing - unless your a Welsh fan; or a Scottish fan; or an Irish fan; or an Australian fan or anyone else for that matter!Follow us on Instagram @rugbyrambleBrought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS

Bumper episode this week!  With the National One title race hotting up with a spot in next season's Championship at stake, we've caught up with Cambridge Director of Rugby, Richie Williams to discuss all the current goings on in the third tier ahead of a pivotal round of fixtures with the promotion contenders all squaring off tomorrow.  We've also been joined by this season's Championship live stream commentator, Joe Byrnes who chats with Ross Hancock and Ben Gulliver about the need for more wider promotion of the league as well as the usual preview-review.  

Welcome to September 25th, 2022 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate one-hit wonders and unsung heroes. By definition one-hit wonders are songs by artists that make us swoon only once before fading into obscurity. So in honor of National One-Hit Wonder Day, which songs fit that description for you? Every comic book fan knows the name, Stan Lee. But you may not be familiar with his partner, Jack Kirby. Together they created Iron Man, Thor, Hulk and the X-Men. Stan was the writer and Jack was the artist. Jack had been working in comics years before the two teamed up, creating his most famous character as World War II broke out. If you've ever seen Captain America punching Hitler in the face, Jack drew that. Shortly after he was drafted by the Army and assigned as a scout because he was able to quickly draw reconnaissance maps. After returning to the United States, Jack met Stan Lee and the rest is history. On National Comic Book Day, celebrate the men and women behind the heroes who may just prove that truth is more amazing than fiction.   I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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It's another episode of Balls & Whistles, and because of a very busy Thursday Andrew takes you through some of the interviews he has done this week. First off, he was at the Ross County match against Celtic on Wednesday night, so there is immediate post-match reaction from Harry Clarke and then manager Malky Mackay's response to rising Covid concerns as well as the pitch invasion by Celtic fans that sent a steward to hospital. Then we move on to rugby, where clubs have played their final matches of 2021. For Highland's first team, it was a disappointing result away at Heriots, but head coach Dave Carson tells us why he does not feel the National One title - and a spot in the Premiership - is out of reach just yet. Finally focus shifts to Highland Boxing Academy, who held their first club show since the pandemic began in March 2020. Narrowly taking a winning record out of the card, head coach Liam Foy tells us what it was like for club boxing to return after such a long absence. Get in touch with the show on Twitter (@Balls_Whistles) or by emailing ballsandwhistles@hnmedia.co.uk, and thanks as always go to Forest Fires for our theme song Scared of the Dark.

We spoke to Murtaza Haider, a professor of real estate management at Ryerson University and co-producer of the Haider-Moranis Bulletin.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Full Transcript HereKimberlee Archie's Bio:Kimberlee Archie provides dynamic management consulting as the CEO and Principal of Knowledge + Skills = Options Consulting, LLC within the sectors of non-profits, local government, higher education, and private organizations. Since 1997, services have included facilitation, training, planning, learning development, and strategy design. Kimberlee's purpose is to impact community conditions by disrupting the status quo of systemic racism.  Additionally, she became a Managing Partner with O&G Racial Equity Collaborative, LLC in 2019, where she and the founding partners cultivate, coach and consult with municipalities and organizations to advance the practice of racial equity. Article about Charleston, SC development mentioned in the podcast.Article for more detail about reparations in Asheville, NC.America Has Tried Reparations Before. Here is How it Went - The New York TimesHow Reparations for Black Americans are Becoming a Local Issue as Well as a National One  - The New York Times Referenced Episode:Creating Community Conversations - With Davelyn Hill     

It's another solo week for Andrew so it's time to sit back and listen to some of this week's interviews in full - starting with Ross County's Malky Mackay and Regan Charles-Cook after they emphatically scored their first Premiership win of the season against Dundee. It was not so good for Inverness Caledonian Thistle in their midweek match, losing 1-0 to Arbroath, but they have a chance to bounce back quickly against the Championship's top scorers Partick Thistle. In rugby, big matches await both Highland and Ross Sutherland as the former travels down to Biggar in National One and the latter faces Highland Raptors in a Caledonia North Two derby. Kinlochshiel capped off a wonderful 2021 by completing the set of senior shinty trophies, beating Kingussie after extra time to lift the MacTavish Cup, while Highland Boxing Academy could also boast success at the MTK Lonsdale Box Cup as Sarai Grant won a gold medal. Get in touch with the show on Twitter (@Balls_Whistles) or by emailing Ballsandwhistles@hnmedia.co.uk, and thanks as always go to Forest Fires for our theme Scared of the Dark.

This week's episode is about the book, Shoko's Smile, a collection of short stories by Eunyoung Choi As many of the stories in this book revolve around a character who has lived through a major event, I present some historical context for some of the stories. kpopbookshelf.contactin.bio My Family's Shrouded History Is Also a National One for Korea by Alexander Chee - Survivor of Korean troops' civilian killings in Vietnam files suit against Korean government - By Ock Hyun-ju [Korean Herald] The Forgotten History of South Korean Massacres in Vietnam - Hoang Do [ the Diplomat] Namsan - then and now - Richard Pennington [The Korea Times] 7 Years After Sewol Ferry Disaster, Bereaved Families Still Urge Government to Reveal the Truth - by Mitch Shin (The Diplomat) On Teacher's Day, father received carnations instead of his daughter - By Kim Gi-seong and Lee Jung-ae [Hankyoreh] What Does It Mean to be a Social Outcast in South Korea? - Interview with author Choi Eunyoung done with her translator, Sun Ryu, by Jae-Yeon Yoo [Electric Lit] - may contain spoilers The PEN Ten: An Interview with Choi Eunyoung, Translated by Sung Ryu - By: Viviane Eng [The PEN Ten] - May contain spoilers, click on the part that says “Choi's Q&A in English” to access the English version) In the Absence - short documentary film about the Sewol Ferry Disaster

This week's episode is about the book, Shoko's Smile, a collection of short stories by Eunyoung Choi As many of the stories in this book revolve around a character who has lived through a major event, I present some historical context for some of the stories. kpopbookshelf.contactin.bio My Family's Shrouded History Is Also a National One for Korea by Alexander Chee - Survivor of Korean troops' civilian killings in Vietnam files suit against Korean government - By Ock Hyun-ju [Korean Herald] The Forgotten History of South Korean Massacres in Vietnam - Hoang Do [ the Diplomat] Namsan - then and now - Richard Pennington [The Korea Times] 7 Years After Sewol Ferry Disaster, Bereaved Families Still Urge Government to Reveal the Truth - by Mitch Shin (The Diplomat) On Teacher's Day, father received carnations instead of his daughter - By Kim Gi-seong and Lee Jung-ae [Hankyoreh] What Does It Mean to be a Social Outcast in South Korea? - Interview with author Choi Eunyoung done with her translator, Sun Ryu, by Jae-Yeon Yoo [Electric Lit] - may contain spoilers The PEN Ten: An Interview with Choi Eunyoung, Translated by Sung Ryu - By: Viviane Eng [The PEN Ten] - May contain spoilers, click on the part that says “Choi's Q&A in English” to access the English version) In the Absence - short documentary film about the Sewol Ferry Disaster

Will is all by himself and only Eric Carmen understands his pain. Scott Allardice looks at his season with Caley Thistle so far and this weekend's game against Morton. Harry Paton discusses Ross County's chances of winning their first game of the season with St Mirren. In rugby, Highland take on National One league leaders Melrose. And Ross Sutherland Rugby Club appoint their first female captain!

It’s the third and final day of the 3 day Liverpool extravaganza with the Grand National taking centre stage at 5.15pm on Saturday. Dan is MIA, so it’s left to the 3 wise men to find the winner of the biggest race in the world. TC likes Kimberlite Candy to finish in the top 6, while Kevin Blake is super sweet on Any Second Now. All the Graded action covered and Hugh doesn’t tip a favourite.

Zach talks about things that aren't making sense two weeks out from Election 2020, a business win for Tucson, and why he hopes that nationalizing local politics in Tucson ends in 2021. Then, Steve Buckley from Jones Photo Inc comes in studio to discuss all the workshops and printing and framing services Jones Photo provides for photographers and photos, digital and film!

National One-Hit Wonder Day! A day where we can celebrate those songs that topped the charts but then their performers faded away from the music scene. More at www.CooperandAnthony.com

‘The Evening Edge with Todd' airs every weeknight from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and is LIVE and LOCAL. Topics include the kinds of stories friends might chat about over dinner or drinks: family, work, annoying neighbors, odd news, celebrity meltdowns, and lots of local stuff. Todd Hollst is a Dayton native who brings his unique personality and quirky take on all of it to WHIO. It's agenda-free radio that will entertain listeners looking for something different and refreshing during their evenings. Whatever's on your brain is fair game for the radio!

National One-Hit Wonder Day! A day where we can celebrate those songs that topped the charts but then their performers faded away from the music scene. More at www.CooperandAnthony.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cooperandanthony/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cooperandanthony/support

HAPPY NATIONAL ONE-HIT WONDER DAY! Join us as we celebrate the artists that made a single thing people loved and then disappeared into the night. Today we're partying with Cody Skinner and Norm Quarrinton (@NormanQ on Twitter)!! LET'S PARTY!! Find Holiday Party online – Patreon: patreon,com/HOLIDAYPARTY Twitter: @HOLIDAYPARTYPOD / Instagram: HOLIDAYPARTYPODCAST / Facebook: @HOLIDAYPARTYPODCAST / HOLIDAYPARTYPODCAST.COM Find Alyssa – Twitter: @alyssapants / alyssapants.com Find Disa – Spotify: open.spotify.com/user/1243777842 Find show notes for this episode at https://www.holidaypartypodcast.com/september-25th-national-one-hit-wonder-day

Many Nuggets fans were annoyed at the National media’s indifference to the team after tying their second round series with the LA Clippers. On the latest Mortcast Jeff explains that the Nuggets need better local perception than they need a national one. Enjoy the show!

This week I spoke to NCA National One young player of the year Morgan Monks. The young Worcester Warrior spent the season testing his talents with Birmingham Moseley in National One. Enjoy !

Adam Torres interviews Emon Afshar CEO at National One Financial Services in this episode. Follow Adam on Instagram at Ask Adam Torres for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast: https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/podcastguest --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

Geoff Griffiths Geoff and I met playing for Esher RFC which was one of 4 Championship clubs that he represented. Geoff was a powerful three-quarter and played a lot of 7’s also. This interview was recorded in September of 2019 and we chatted through Geoff’s career and he shared his thoughts on player pathways, the National One sweet-spot and some interesting facts about Graham Dawe. He was due to be episode 17, but I brought him forward to this episode - Number 16 - Make sure to listen to the end to find out why… LINKS You can contact Geoff via email - geoff@builtvisible.com @GeoffGriffiths on Twitter (https://twitter.com/GeoffGriffiths) Geoff on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/geoffmgriffiths/) Geoff’s Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/geoff.griffiths/) Built Visible (https://builtvisible.com/) Built Visible on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/builtvisible/) PODCAST KIT Everything I use to create, edit and produce this podcast can be found on my Creating a Podcast (https://www.amateurrugbypodcast.com/creating-a-podcast/) page.

So what is AMSR? Lori's mom's review of Brad Pitt's movie "Ad Astra". Billy Bob Thornton chats with Jimmy Kimmel. It's National One Hit Wonder Day so let's take a quiz. Guest is Karen Kelly, author of "Bethlehem".

It's National One Hit Wonder Day...what's your fave?

Worcester News sports reporter Geoff Berkeley presents the 15th episode of the Warriors WN Rugby Podcast. Flanker Carl Kirwan is this week's special guest as he gives his thoughts on the Rory Duncan saga, wades in on the captaincy debate and has his say on Warriors' squad for next season. The 28-year-old also reflects on his injury-hit four-year spell at Sixways and discusses his plans for the future after signing for National One club Chinnor.

Worcester News sports reporter Geoff Berkeley presents the 14th episode of the Warriors WN Rugby Podcast. Scrum-half Jonny Arr is this week's special guest as he reflects on his 23-year association with Warriors after making his 218th and final appearance for his boyhood club. Arr also discusses his decision to leave the professional game and sign for National One outfit Birmingham Moseley ahead of next season.

Spencer and Bryan discuss the National Emergency and Lizardman.

On this special Hanukkah episode, Shmuel Rosner and guest Uzi Leibner discuss the history behind the holiday.   Uzi Leibner is a senior lecturer and head of the Classical Archaeology Division at the Institute of Archaeology. His research focuses on theory and practice of archaeological surveys, ancient Galilee, rural settlements and ancient synagogues and art.      Follow Shmuel Rosner on Twitter.

#PodGods Fresh & B. Hill Pour Up and Discuss: Social Media Stalking, Insurance Fraud, Trap vs. Snap, Drake Giving Chester Vibes, Kanye Thinking Everything Is About Him & The Kardashians,  Man Code vs. Man Selfies, When Bae Is Not Your #MCM/#WCW, Bill Cosby's Prison Sentence,  One Hit Wonders, And Much More!!!!   {{{Warning: This Episode Includes an Abundance of Singing from Fresh & B. Listen at Your Own Risk}}} Contact Us @ TheAintShxtShow@gmail.com Follow on social @TheAintShxtShow

Tom Haudricourt of JSONLINE talks Brewers; Jeff Potrykus of the Mil. Journal Sentinel discusses the Badgers win over Iowa; Bill Huber-PackerReport.com talks Green and Gold

Chris Heal chats to Old Albanian Head Coach James Shanahan following the announcement that he will be joining fellow National One side Blackheath at the end of the season + plus he talks all things OAs and what they can achieve in the reminder of this term. Photo Credit: Old Albanian RFC

In our first Talking Rugby Union National League podcast, Chris Heal takes a look at the opening five rounds of the season in National One as well as National Two North & South with guests James Shanahan (Old Albanian Player/Coach) Jonny Edwards (Sale FC) and Matt Williams (Chinnor Director of Rugby). We also discuss the new proposals the RFU have put forward regarding wages caps in the National Leagues.

In Episode 216 of the Success in Business Podcast, your host Tom Ryan is joined by co-producer Natalie Pyles. This episode is Part 1 of 2, where Tom and Natalie interview a dynamic, husband-and-wife entrepreneurial team, Tammy and Stewart Cook, … Continue reading →

In Episode 216 of the Success in Business Podcast, your host Tom Ryan is joined by co-producer Natalie Pyles. This episode is Part 1 of 2, where Tom and Natalie interview a dynamic, husband-and-wife entrepreneurial team, Tammy and Stewart Cook, … Continue reading →

GOLF Live Host Ryan Asselta and GOLF.com's Josh Berhow share their stories of winning the media lottery and playing Augusta National one day after The Masters. Yes, that includes taking a memorable drive down Magnolia Lane, hitting into the same pins and trying to not splash their tee shot on the 12th hole.

Finishing up their first week on the road, The National give us two live songs, including a rowsing performance of 'Mr. November' to a sold out crowd.

Go behind the scenes with The National as they set out in support of their acclaimed album, 'Alligator'. As the band settles into their first week of the tour, their supporting act Clap Your Hands Say Yeah are blowing up and the band is forced to ask many serious questions of themselves, their work and their commitment to rock 'n roll.

This episode kicks off with a backstage look at The National's two sold out shows at The Bowery Ballroom in New York and a special showcase for SPIN magazine. The band then sets out on a national tour in support of 'Alligator' which eventually garnered best of 2005 accolades from the LA Times, Billboard, Uncut, Entertainment Weekly and Insound.com.