Podcasts about netflix's last chance u

Since 2012, John Mosley has been the head basketball coach at East Los Angeles College. Mosley's ELAC Huskies are currently featured in the 2021 season of the Netflix Emmy Award-winning sports documentary series: Last Chance U. The team is the first basketball program to be covered in the critically-acclaimed series. Mosley is a former college basketball player at the JUCO and NAIA level, led the state in assists per game while playing for East LA. After his playing career, he pursued a job in coaching and spent five seasons as an assistant coach with Cal-Bakersfield from 2006-2011.  Today on the podcast, we talk to Mosley about being featured on Last Chance U, the platform that he's been given to share his about Christ, his one big concern with saying yes to Netflix and why he sees coaching as a ministry.  --- If you enjoyed this podcast with John Mosley, we know you'll love these conversations as well: – Tony Bennett – Virginia Men's Basketball Coach – Michael Porter Sr – Coach and NBA Father Receive our 10-day Sports Spectrum Devotional written by professional athletes for FREE when you sign up for our Sports Spectrum Weekly Email Newsletter. Sign up here. 

When you and your team are thrust into stardom from Netflix's Last Chance U: Basketball documentary, you'd expect things to change pretty quickly for you right? Not for Coach John Mosley, who's looking to continue a dominant run with the ELAC Huskies with a 189-52 record, and 8 straight trips to the CCCAA Championships. Coach Mosley is an East L.A. Husky through and through. He was a player and 2x Team Captain in his time as a student-athlete at ELAC before moving on to coach and play at Masters College and California State University Bakersville. Over his career he's been named as one of the Top 50 Most Impactful JUCO 50 and has become a leader, advocate and mentor to young people across his community. Coach Mosley knows what it takes to lead a team that's diverse in ethnicity, race, social economic class, and ideas. For any talent leader looking to lead an equally diverse team to victory, this episode is a must listen. Let's bring it in!

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Coach Beam was kind enough to join us for an interview that was everything you would expect and a whole lot more. We talk about Netflix, Last Chance U, Damian Lillard, Oakland, his legacy, his message and of course, football. Watch this, you will be a better person for it!

It's this week's episode of Taking It Down, the pop culture podcast from the gang at The Alabama Take! On today's episode, it's an exciting one! Blaine and Adam are joined by frequent guest Donovan Reinwald. In the first half of the podcast, it's more and more about that rascally covid (3:02). They get into a kind review left for the podcast from a gracious user (7:18) before they begin a deep dive into Bob Dylan's new masterpiece Rough and Rowdy Ways (14:26).  During the break, the guys point out that you can now support the podcast financially by visiting BuyMeACoffee.com/TheAlabamaTake which will help keep the site and various podcasts up and running! And don't forget that we have t-shirts and face masks in the Shop section of the website until Friday, August 7th so hurry! In the back half of the podcast, the guys talk about the amazing Netflix docu-series Last Chance U and how it shines a light on so many socio-economic problems in American life without getting preachy (1:01:51). It's about a lot more than just junior college football. 

Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview E! Network's Matt Fraser of Meet The Frasers. In addition, Neil will interview Jason Brown of Netflix's Last Chance U. Lastly, Neil will interview LaRoyce Hawkins of Chicago PD.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Jason Brown of Netflix's Last Chance U. He's a former JUCO All-American quarterback out of Compton Community College in California. He later played at Fort Hays State, a Division II school, and set a bunch of program records there before bouncing around the NFL, NFL Europe, and the Arena League. He became the head coach at Compton in 2007, moved to the same job at a California high school in 2014, and took a job as Garden City (Kan.) CC's offensive coordinator in 2015.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Jason Brown of Netflix's Last Chance U. In addition, on The Freedom From Addiction Segment, Rev. Winn Henderson MD will discuss Coronavirus when dealing with mental health.

Reckless Event https://www.youngandreckless.com/pages/ticket-event Coach Jason Brown from Netflix's Last Chance U sat down with me to talk about his coaching style and where that comes from, what motivates him, his true passion and how he loves giving people opportunity that wouldn't otherwise have it. Check out his new book "Hate Me Now, Love Me Later" below: Click Here for His Book Drama's Reckless Picks: https://ynr.la/DramasPicks

Do not let anyone get in the way of your success. Today Riley shares a quote from Coach Jason Brown on the Netflix show Last Chance U. The quote is "Don't let any man get in the way of your own success". He then discusses the importance of the quote, uses examples to explain it, and what to be aware of as you go through any pursuit. Riley hopes you found value in this episode that will propel some aspect of your life. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe wherever you listened along with leaving a review to assist in enabling others to hear this episode. Sign up for CrowdQuestion free and follow The Moore You Know Podcast to ask Riley questions surrounding what was discussed. Along with that, don't forget to follow Riley @RileyRM4Tech as well as The Moore You Know Podcast @MooreYouKnowPod and comment & share clips for a chance to win monthly sweepstakes. #PropelWithPodcasting

Last Chance U and ICC student/artist Austin Drake talks about the show for an inside look.

This is the sixty-six episode of the Average to Savage podcast featuring football coach and Last Chance U star Marcel Andry. Paul Guarino talked with Marcel Andry discussing his football career, his experience being on Netflix's Last Chance U while at East Mississippi Community College playing under Coach Buddy Stephens, and new journey as a football coach at Nicholls State University. Follow Marcel Andry https://www.instagram.com/_mandry93/

This is the sixty-fifth episode of the Average to Savage podcast featuring sports trainer Justin Allen. Paul Guarino talked with Justin Allen (Dwayne Allen's brother) discussing his football career, opening his own gym, and being on Netflix's Last Chance U training/mentoring Ronald Ollie. Follow Justin Allen https://www.instagram.com/JustinAllen_13/

This is the sixty-fourth episode of the Average to Savage podcast featuring Last Chance U star Coach Jason Brown. Paul Guarino talked with Jason Brown discussing his football career, his time coaching Independence Community College football team on Netflix's Last Chance U, and the release of his new book Hate Me Now, Love Me Later. Follow Jason Brown https://www.instagram.com/therealcoach_jb/ Check out his new book Hate Me Now, Love Me Later https://amzn.to/2XxKq5g

Jason Brown, the coach of the Independence Community College featured on season three of Netflix's "Last Chance U," recently resigned from the position. Brown's resignation comes on the heels of his text message to a player, in which he said the following: "I am your new Hitler." The player Brown sent the text to Alexandros Alexiou, a German native. In an exchange with Alexiou, Brown told the freshman he had 17 disciplinary points out of the 25 you're allowed before getting kicked off the team. "410pm on field u German f---," Brown texted Alexiou in an exchange Alexiou posted on social media. "u have 17 points toward your 25 points ... u got an extra point for not hanging the lion poster as instructed I'm your new Hitler figure out your life." To all my fans, supporters, both past and present players, and coaches, please read the following letter that I have posted and please respect my decision. Much love to you all, W.I.N. FOREVER! Once a Pirate always a Pirate! #DREAMU pic.twitter.com/M88TcQKvDQ — Coach Brown (@INDYHEADCOACH1) February 25, 2019   In this episode, we discuss... 1. Was what he said a bad thing? Why/why not. He uses vulgar language regularly. 2. Did team/coach success play a part in this occurring? 3. What is the take away from this experience?

On this episode of Where are they now? We look at how Dakota Allen has gone from Netflix's Last Chance U to the NFL Draft. We look at his journey back to Texas Tech and how he was able to turn his life around to potentially playing in the NFL. I also give you my prediction on which NFL team could bring in the linebacker to their roster for the 2019 season.

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This is the twenty-fourth episode of the Average to Savage podcast featuring YouTuber Flemlo Raps aka Karl Fleming. Paul Guarino talked with Flemlo Raps discussing his football career, quitting his job to become a full-time YouTuber, and the impact of Netflix's Last Chance U. Follow Flemlo Raps https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCazhpToa5Z07lgnUL6fYdEw https://www.instagram.com/flemloraps https://www.twitter.com/flemloraps Powered by Ballsy https://www.ballwash.com Use the code PGSPORTS for 15% off

Relocation complete! Brian and John have moved podcasting locations, got some new gear and are ready to rock. Brian talks about reading We Stand on Guard and discusses diving into Chew in depth, while John shares his opinions on continuing Kill or Be Killed and digging into some old school Spider Man. Brian talks about watching the Ant Man & The Wasp, Christopher Robin and Crazy Rich Asians and John talks about Bohemian Rhapsody and getting into the Season 3 of Netflix's Last Chance U. Follow us on Instagram at Pops On Pop Culture, on twitter @themicmaniacs, like the Facebook page, and send e-mails with comments, suggestions, and questions to popsonpopculture@gmail.com, also consider contributing to the new Patreon page at patreon.com/popsonpopculture. 

Jeremy is joined by Garden City Community College coach Jeff Sims. College coaches know Sims as a national-championship winning coach and as one of the first people to develop a player personnel department in college football. He also coached more than 40 NFL players, including Jason Pierre-Paul. But many will recognize Sims from his appearance on season three of Netflix's Last Chance U. Jeremy also breaks down why recruiters have flocked to Tulsa's Booker T. Washington High School.

In this episode, Casey Gisclair and Damien St. Pierre talk LSU football, Saints football, WWE, boxing and more. On the phone lines, we are joined by Nicholls head football coach Tim Rebowe and also East Mississippi Community College offensive coordinator Marcus Wood Sr., who is featured on NetFlix's internationally acclaimed show, Last Chance U. EPISODE RUNDOWN: Round 1:  1:30 - 10:20 - The guys talk LSU and Saints football, breaking down Matt Canada's impacts on LSU, while also talking about the Saints depth chart and division. 10:22 - 13:48 - We discuss USA Today's predictions for the NFL year, which predicts the Patriots will go 16-0. 13:50 - 16:00 - We talk about comments Anthony Davis made at a children's camp regarding the Pelicans' hopes for the future. -- Round 2: 16:58 - 28:58 - We are joined on the phone lines by Nicholls head football coach Tim Rebowe, who discusses his 2017 season, which begins with a conference date versus McNeese State.  29:00 - 32:52 - The guys discuss the impacts Coach Rebowe has made during his time in Thibodaux. -- Round 3:  33:56 - 44:17 - We are joined on the phone lines by East Mississippi Community College offensive coordinator Marcus Wood Sr., who is featured on NetFlix's Last Chance U, which released its second season a few days ago. 44:23 - 49:53 - We break down the interview with Coach Wood, while talking about Last Chance U as a whole. We also recap results from some of our social media polls.  -- Round 4:  51:02 - 1:01:10 - The guys discuss WWE after a Smackdown PPV and an episode of Monday Night Raw. Were we happy with the finish to the Mahal/Orton match? Find out! 1:01:12 - end - We talk Adrian Broner's upcoming bout with Garcia this weekend in Brooklyn, while also talking the Mayweather/McGregor bout. 

From the archives: Interview with Brittany Wagner from East Mississippi Community College and Netflix's Last Chance U. Originally aired on "Arring It Out with Jamie Arrington".

For a very special all-'Is This Worse Than Jazz?' installment of the podcast, Dave, Sarah, and Tara invite discussion of their own possibly worse than jazz TV phenomena, and dig into questions submitted by listeners like you, grading them on an appropriately jazzy scale: 1. Rusty Gate2. The Question Is Zoot3. Smooth Poison4. Atonal Omens Of Pain5. Scat Man Down6. Barrelhouse Of Horror7. Boogie Woogie Influenza8. Slaughterhouse Jive9. Hateful Freeform Jazz10. Infernal Tootling The results may...really distress you. (Trigger alert: jazz.) Sarah and The Blotter's apprentice investigator Olivia bring us a City Confidential episode about a murdered jazz musician to determine whether it is worse than jazz. Then Around The Dial stops at Married At First Sight, Netflix's Last Chance U, and another topic-appropriate vintage ad unearthed by Dave. We debate whether Everwood's Season 1 finale 'Home' deserves a spot in the Canon, and then after naming the week's Winner and Loser, it's a non-regulation Game Time that smells a bit...rank. Limber up your trumpeting lips and join us! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.