Podcast appearances and mentions of orlando hernandez

Ryan and Dustin are back on "No Credentials Required" with a jam-packed episode! They kick things off by dissecting Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s jaw-dropping 14-year, $500 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays. Is it a smart move for the team? Then, they dive into Travis Hunter's bold ambition to play both offense and defense in the NFL. Can he really pull it off? Plus, the guys tackle a viral moment involving a FanDuel Sports Network sideline reporter and a fan. Was it all in good fun or a step too far? And don't miss their take on the Buffalo Sabres' playoff drought—will they or the New York Jets break their streak first? Finally, in a nod to the episode number, Ryan and Dustin share their favorite athletes who wore number 26. Dustin's pick? The legendary El Duque, Orlando Hernandez. Ryan's choice? Patrick Elias, a New Jersey Devils icon. No Credentials Required is part of the Belly Up Sports Media Network. Belly Up Sports: www.bellyupsports.com | www.youtube.com/@bellyupsports Righteous Felon: Save 15% off your order with promo code BELLYUP at checkout! | www.righteousfelon.com Follow us on social media: Twitter/Instagram: @nocredsreq Facebook: www.fb.com/nocredsreq YouTube: www.youtube.com/@nocredsreq MERCH! Show the world you're a Cred Head! | https://www.bonfire.com/store/no-credentials-required/ Join our Discord for more sports talk: https://discord.gg/WknBEUQY Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Orlando Hernandez, Jr. is the Pastor of Group Life and Connect at Collegedale Adventist Church. He is married to Sonia and they have three grown children—Orlando III, Isaac, and Isabel.    Orlando and Sonia's two sons are both married, with one grandchild. Their daughter, Isabel, attends Southern Adventist University.    Beyond their spiritual bond, Orlando and his family share interests and hobbies, including fishing, backpacking, camping, baseball, football, and basketball, indulging in hammock naps, and embarking on cross-country drives.   Central to Orlando's life is his fervent commitment to guiding young people toward a personal relationship with Jesus. Echoing his passion, he often quotes, "Train youth to be thinkers, and not mere reflectors of other men's thoughts" (Education, pg. 17), emphasizing the importance of nurturing independent thought and spiritual growth in the younger generation. Orlando shares some of his upbringing and his heart to reach young people with the gospel and offers ways to for men to be present for their families.Here is Mike's page with his Declaration and Prayer to help you jump start your day. Marty mentioned the Father's Love Letter as resource to help us see God as our loving Father. You can see more here.And, the invitation is always open to joining our Daily Prayer Line that happens every weekday at 7 am ET, found here. Send Your Ask Marty Anything Question HereBlueprint for Men is a ministry that empowers husbands, fathers, and leaders to live like Jesus. Sign up for our weekly newsletter at here.

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Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was arrested and extradited to the United States on drug trafficking charges. His arrest came after a request from U.S. authorities, which was promptly approved by the Honduran Supreme Court and implemented by the national police.Hernández was convicted of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States and related firearms offenses. During his presidency from 2014 to 2022, he was accused of using his position to facilitate the transportation of large quantities of cocaine through Honduras to the U.S., in exchange for millions of dollars in bribes from major drug traffickers. This illicit activity was carried out while Hernández publicly supported anti-narcotics measures, creating a facade of cooperation with international drug enforcement efforts.His involvement in the drug trade included protecting drug shipments with the help of the Honduran police and military, selectively extraditing rivals to the U.S., and receiving financial support from drug cartels to maintain his political power. This corruption and criminal activity were part of a broader narco-state environment in Honduras, which was supported by Hernández's administration​.(commercial at 7:37)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.com

Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was arrested and extradited to the United States on drug trafficking charges. His arrest came after a request from U.S. authorities, which was promptly approved by the Honduran Supreme Court and implemented by the national police.Hernández was convicted of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States and related firearms offenses. During his presidency from 2014 to 2022, he was accused of using his position to facilitate the transportation of large quantities of cocaine through Honduras to the U.S., in exchange for millions of dollars in bribes from major drug traffickers. This illicit activity was carried out while Hernández publicly supported anti-narcotics measures, creating a facade of cooperation with international drug enforcement efforts.His involvement in the drug trade included protecting drug shipments with the help of the Honduran police and military, selectively extraditing rivals to the U.S., and receiving financial support from drug cartels to maintain his political power. This corruption and criminal activity were part of a broader narco-state environment in Honduras, which was supported by Hernández's administration​.(commercial at 7:47)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.com

Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was arrested and extradited to the United States on drug trafficking charges. His arrest came after a request from U.S. authorities, which was promptly approved by the Honduran Supreme Court and implemented by the national police.Hernández was convicted of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States and related firearms offenses. During his presidency from 2014 to 2022, he was accused of using his position to facilitate the transportation of large quantities of cocaine through Honduras to the U.S., in exchange for millions of dollars in bribes from major drug traffickers. This illicit activity was carried out while Hernández publicly supported anti-narcotics measures, creating a facade of cooperation with international drug enforcement efforts.His involvement in the drug trade included protecting drug shipments with the help of the Honduran police and military, selectively extraditing rivals to the U.S., and receiving financial support from drug cartels to maintain his political power. This corruption and criminal activity were part of a broader narco-state environment in Honduras, which was supported by Hernández's administration​.(commercial at 7:37)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.

Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was arrested and extradited to the United States on drug trafficking charges. His arrest came after a request from U.S. authorities, which was promptly approved by the Honduran Supreme Court and implemented by the national police.Hernández was convicted of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States and related firearms offenses. During his presidency from 2014 to 2022, he was accused of using his position to facilitate the transportation of large quantities of cocaine through Honduras to the U.S., in exchange for millions of dollars in bribes from major drug traffickers. This illicit activity was carried out while Hernández publicly supported anti-narcotics measures, creating a facade of cooperation with international drug enforcement efforts.His involvement in the drug trade included protecting drug shipments with the help of the Honduran police and military, selectively extraditing rivals to the U.S., and receiving financial support from drug cartels to maintain his political power. This corruption and criminal activity were part of a broader narco-state environment in Honduras, which was supported by Hernández's administration​.(commercial at 7:37)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.

Greg Murphy, cancer survivor and Philadelphia Phillies announcer, roots for the Pittsburgh Pirates' Connor Joe who also fought cancer; (1:23) Are the NY Mets the hottest team in baseball? (2:10) Watch college baseball as the Wofford Terriers take their top ranked offense to play the FIU Panthers, El Duque's son Orlando Hernandez also pitches for FIU, and marvel at the affordable beer at FIU stadium; (5:00) Pay too much money for beer as the price for an open roof at loandepot park to watch the Braves @ Marlins game; (6:04) and Special Guest Special Guest Dr. Megan Byrd, Certified Mental Performance Consultant, talks Baseball, Psychology, and Sleep. Drink: Barrel - Aged Lagerbier (Munich - Style Helles) from Barrique Brewing & Blending in Nashville, Tennessee Georgia Southern University's Master of Science, Kinesiology, Sport and Exercise Psychology Concentration: https://www.georgiasouthern.edu/chp/hk/sport-psychology/ Dr. Megan Byrd's Twitter: https://twitter.com/Megan_Byrd23 Georgia Southern University Athletic Program website: https://gseagles.com/ Last Call Baseball Instagram: Last Call Baseball Last Call Baseball Twitter: @LastCall4040 Intro and Outro Music: DeCarlo Podcast Logo Artist Instagram: regan_vasconcellos

Revivimos una de las entrevistas inolvidables del podcast de los Yankees en español: La Semana de los Bombarderos, con uno de los más queridos y respetados lanzadores de todos los tiempos: Orlando "Duke" Hernandez.

Conversamos con Orlando "El Duke" Hernandez y nos recuerda sus años con los Yankees y todo su andar por los Bombarderos del Bronx, recordando como fue su llegada y los campeonatos ganados con la franquicia más exitosa de la historia del beisbol To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join host Daniel "DanO" Oates and Flintco HSE Area Manager Orlando Hernandez as they discuss how fostering a sense of belonging leads to better work and outcomes.They discuss the progress made in diversity and inclusion over the past 40 years, using the story of Orlando's father learning to read drawings on his own as an example. Orlando also talks about how taking the time to properly translate the Spanish safety video demonstrates Flintco's commitment to inclusion.Orlando explains the recent efforts Flintco has made to improve belonging among employees. He emphasizes how leaders should make an effort to be approachable, greet employees, listen to their input, and validate their opinions so everyone feels they have a voice.

Starting Pitcher for Florida International University Orlando Hernandez joined Nicho Fernandez on today's episode! Hear all about Orlando's journey growing up in a baseball household where his dad & uncle both pitched in the majors to now carving his own baseball path! Plus, some fun questions to get to know Orlando such as what his go to walk-up song is. Thanks so much for joining us Orlando, appreciate all the time, insight & laughs.  Great news! Side Retired is now partnered with Seatgeek! For all ticketing needs go to Seatgeek.com and use promo code SIDERETIREDPOD in all capitals for $20 off your first order!  We've got you covered from all things ranging from sporting events to concerts including MLB & Taylor Swift. Yes, this means we are officially taking you out to the ballgame!

VLOG: Honduras ex-president Juan Orlando Hernandez had his trial pushed from April 24 to Sept 18; his lawyer Ray Colon said the government in Tegucigalpa is hindering him [JOH juicio aplazado del 24 de abril al 18 de sept; Colón se quejó de que le impide hablar

The boys are back, again. Reviewing a documentary titled 'Brothers in Exile.' Sam, Ren, and Nic discuss the fairytale timing of what happened in this documentary about Livan and Orlando Hernandez. The guys learn a lot about the recent history in Cuba, and why defecting was considered the best option for many Cubans. Later, a game of Mt. Rushmore is played with the guys selecting their favorite Christmas movies.

#NarcosHonduras VLOG: After after US v. Juan Orlando Hernandez conference, leading up to April 24, 2023 trial - en ingles, y espanol http://innercitypress.com/hondurassalguero12sdnyjohicp111422.html…

EPISODE 53: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:47) SPECIAL COMMENT: The FBI has an informant! He's told them that after the subpoena, Trump ordered the boxes of documents moved, and it was all captured on Mar-a-Lago security video! He's the equivalent of Watergate's "Deep Throat" - let's call him "Deep STORAGE"! (2:25) But why does this Washington Post scoop sound so familiar? BECAUSE THIS ISN'T THE FIRST TIME THIS STORY HAS BROKEN (3:08) On August 10th, we learned there was an informant inside Mar-a-Lago, and a subpoena for security tapes. (3:41) Let me replay the relevant part of the August 11th Countdown commentary, to show that we first encountered "Deep Storage" that moment, and that the only true element to this story is WHAT the informant told the FBI about - moving the boxes. (11:45) So now we ask: did the informant tell the FBI anything that hasn't been reported? Is there more than one informant? But if there's only "Deep Storage" - WHO IS IT!?!?!? B-Block (15:52) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Thor, in North Central L.A. (16:53) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: That $1 Billion figure in the Alex Jones case? That's a minimum. There are still punitive damages to be assessed against the scum; Kanye does another "hate speech" and the show gets shelved; and another family member catches Herschel Walker in another lie. (19:54) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Joe Rogan, LibsOfTikTok and Tulsi Gabbard team up to battle Blake Masters and Chris 'I Used To Pretend To Have Hearing And Vision Problems To Explain My On-Camera Gaffes' Matthews - MSNBC's new undead guest - who trashed John Fetterman for using the equivalent of the text dictation device you have on your phone, during an interview. C-Block (27:42) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: We're in the baseball post-season now so I'll take you back to 1999. In one Yankees-Red Sox series as the host and dugout reporter for Fox, I was a) caught in the middle of a bottle-throwing melee at Fenway Park b) witness to a Yankee swearing endlessly at a manager c) visited by a pitcher (El Duque Hernandez) who supposedly didn't speak English but had a bunch of questions about SportsCenter, and d) was also visited by Bernie Williams, who was so deeply worried that I might be a Red Sox fan that he kept asking me about it even while he was due in the on-deck circle during the 1st Inning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is the story of the two talented baseball playing half brothers. 10 years apart in age, living on two opposite corners of the impoverished Island of Cuba, and their decsions to chase their Major League Baseball dream in the late 1990's. A true rags to riches, terrifying tale, that would have an impact on Cuban ballplayers, seeking the same opportunities, here in the 21st century. #LivanHernandez #OrlandoHernandez #ElDuque #JoeCubas #FidelCastro #GermanMesa #AlbertoHernandez #NewYorkYankees #FloridaMarlins #ClevelandIndians

This is the story of the two talented baseball playing half brothers. 10 years apart in age, living on two opposite corners of the impoverished Island of Cuba, and their decsions to chase their Major League Baseball dream in the late 1990's. A true rags to riches, terrifying tale, that would have an impact on Cuban ballplayers, seeking the same opportunities, here in the 21st century. #LivanHernandez #OrlandoHernandez #ElDuque #JoeCubas #FidelCastro #GermanMesa #AlbertoHernandez #NewYorkYankees #FloridaMarlins #ClevelandIndians

On February 16, ex-President Juan Orlando Hernandez was arrested by Honduran police. Since then, his extradition process to the United States to stand trial on drug trafficking and weapons charges, has been unfolding in Honduras. His arrest has sparked debates about whether his rights are being violated; the future of Honduran institutions involved in the narco-state; and how his supporters, including the US and Canadian governments, should be held accountable for supporting a violent, narco-regime. Thanks to our donors for keeping the podcast going! To read Karen Spring's article about the U.S. indictment against ex-Director of the Honduran National Police Juan Carlos "El Tigre" Bonilla, go to: https://www.aquiabajo.com/blog/2020/4/30/us-indictment-of-el-tigre-bonilla-just-the-tip-of-the-impunity-icebergCheck out our Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter page for more information & details about this issue and everything Honduras related. Thanks for listening! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/honduras-now-podcast/donations

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For the first segment, Austin Pelli, co-host of Fault Lines - which you can hear every day Monday through Friday, from 7:00a-10:00a ET here on Radio Sputnik, calls in from Ottawa, Canada to give us an on-the-ground perspective covering the Freedom Convoy. Austin describes the scene as being friendly and festive. Ottawa police have been supportive of the protest, and participants in the convoy are compliant with law enforcement. Each weekend, more people show up to the protest, yet pandemic mandates are slated to be lifted by the end of February.Next, Kimberly Dvorak, award-winning investigative journalist, calls in from Virginia to talk with Michelle and John about the latest development in Russia over tensions in the Ukraine. There are a great number of developments on Ukraine today: President Putin met this morning with Germany Chancellor Olaf Scholz, which was after Scholz met with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. Both sides stressed economic ties, and Scholz said that Europe's borders are inviolable. Putin, for his part, said that he does not want or seek war in Europe. At the bottom of the first hour, John Kane, Mohawk activist, educator, producer and host of the Let's Talk Native podcast, and co-host of Resistance Radio on WBAI Pacifica Radio NY, joins the show to talk about the Interior Department reviewing deaths in custody of native people at tribal detention centers overseen by the department. According to an investigation published last summer, at least 19 men and women have died in these detention centers since 2016.Terry Collingsworth, executive director of International Rights Advocates and labor/human rights attorney specializing in trade and international labor rights issues, joins Michelle and John to talk about the National Labor Relations Board's findings about how Amazon has treated union organizers in its warehouses and what it has been ordered to do. The Board's findings follow after Amazon workers in Alabama voted for a second time whether or not to unionize. During the last hour, Bruce Fein, former associate deputy Attorney General of the United States and a renowned constitutional scholar, catches up with the Misfits to discuss a recent court decision regarding Sarah Palin. A New York judge yesterday said that he will dismiss a lawsuit brought against the New York Times by Republican former vice presidential nominee and Alaska governor Sarah Palin. He said that Palin's legal team did not prove a key element of the case, that the New York Times intended “actual malice.” But in a very unusual decision, the judge said that he will allow the jury to continue deliberating over a verdict, and that he will dismiss that verdict once it has done so. This seems like an easy win for the Times. But, the judge seems to be preparing for an inevitable appeal and he wants both his own reasoning and the jury's reasoning on the record, according to Fein.For the last segment, Dan Kovalik, labor attorney, human rights activist, and author whose latest book is called "Cancel This Book: The Progressive Case Against Cancel Culture," joins the show to talk about the latest out of Honduras. The United States yesterday formally requested the arrest and extradition to the US of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez. The Justice Department accuses the former president of trafficking drugs into the United States. His brother Tony was convicted of trafficking last year and sentenced to life without parole. The Honduran Supreme Court will meet today to decide whether to extradite Orlando Hernandez. Orlando Hernandez is not new to corruption. There have been credible, serious reports that he was a major drug trafficker going back to 2015.

In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Vicki Cervantes, North America Coordinator of the Honduras Solidarity Network to discuss the arrest of former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez, the organized crime, narcotics, and corruption that flourished under Hernandez and the blind eye that the US turned because of his service to capital, what looms for Hernandez in his trial, which will be overseen by a judge who is a member of Hernandez's party, and the destruction that current president Xiomara Castro has inherited from Hernandez's presidency.

On this week's episode, G Mike brings on two new guests (Orlando Hernandez & Jose Borrego) to go over the following topics: -The Miami Dolphins are on a seven game win streak! -The current race for the NFL MVP award. -The Miami Heat are on a roll with a four game winning streak! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE REVIEWS!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/george-michael-perez/support

Niższe dochody w prawie połowie gospodarstw domowych i dwukrotnie większy braki bezpieczeństwa żywnościowego - w takim stanie z epidemii Covid-19 wychodzą Ameryka Łacińska i Karaiby. Według raportu Banku Światowego i Programu Narodów Zjednoczonych ds. Rozwoju sytuacja uległa poprawie po złagodzeniu obostrzeń sanitarnych. Jednocześnie posunęły się naprzód kampanie szczepień. Mocno ucierpiały Kolumbia, Brazylia i Ekwador. Jedynie w krajach Ameryki Środkowej: Gwatemali, Nikaragui i Salwadorze stopa zatrudnienia wzrosła w stosunku do poziomu sprzed pandemii, ale kosztem pogorszenia się sytuacji na rynku pracy. Powiększyła się szara strefa. Najwięcej miejsc pracy utracono na Haiti. Zbigniew Dąbrowski dodaje, że W takich krajach jak Boliwia Paragwaj Ekwador i Kolumbia ponad 60 procent gospodarstw domowych nie wykazuje jeszcze oznak ożywienia. Dzieje się tak pomimo dotacji rządowych i pomocy w sytuacjach kryzysowych z których korzysta łącznie 46 procent gospodarstw domowych w regionie. Dąbrowski komentuje także niedawne wybory prezydenckie w Hondurasie. Frekwencja wyniosła 68,22%. Głosy cały czas są liczone. Jak dotąd policzono 52,57 proc. głosów. Według cząstkowych wyników wybory wygrywa Xiomara Castro z wynikiem 53,5 proc. Jej główny kontrkandydat Nasry Asfura zdobył 34,08 proc. Jak zaznacza prowadzący audycji „Republica Latina”, Po 12 latach Partia Narodowa oddaje władzę. Wyjaśnia, że ludzie głosowali nie tyle za Castro ile przeciw polityce Partii Narodowej. Jak przypomina Prezydent kraju Orlando Hernandez obarczony jest zarzutami o współpracę z narkobiznesem, zresztą obecny kandydat Nasty Asfura też. Przypomina, że Xiomara Castro jest żoną byłego prezydenta Manuela Zelayi (2006-2009) - chavisty obalonego przez wojsko. Wybory prezydenckie przed sobą ma Brazylia. O reelekcję będzie się ubiegał prawicowy prezydent Jair Bolsanaro. Jego kandydaturę poparła Partia Liberalna. Dąbrowski zauważa, że ta ostatnia należała do koalicji razem z lewicą, której prawdopodobnym kandydatem jest Geraldo Alckmin, były gubernator São Paulo. On sam nadal podgrzewa atmosferę i twierdzi, że jeszcze nie wie, czy będzie kandydował w wyborach W Wenezueli wybory już były, lecz w jednym stanie odbędą się ponownie. W stanie Barinas opozycja zwyciężyła ułamkiem promila głosów przewagi. Rada Wyborcza Wenezueli stwierdziła, że te wybory trzeba powtórzyć. Podstawą powtórzenia wyborów mają być zarzuty karne ciążące na zwycięskim kandydacie opozycji Freddym Superlano. Wybory co ciekawe uznał gubernator stanu Barinas Argenis Chávez, młodszy brat byłego prezydenta Wenezueli. Zapowiedział, że jeśli dojdzie do reasumpcji wyborów, to nie weźmie w nich udziału. Juan Guido twierdzi, że sąd wyborczy depcze wolę Wenezuelczyków. Podczas gdy inni żyją wyborami, w Chile tematami dyskusji są aborcja, redefinicja małżeństwa i surogacja. Izba Deputowanych odrzuciła projekt ustawy dekryminalizujący aborcję do 14. tygodnia życia. Decyzja o odrzuceniu go archiwizuje projekt i nie pozwala na jego ponowne rozpatrzenie przez kolejny rok. To jest dotkliwy cios dla ruchu feministycznego w tym kraju. Obecnie w Chile, jak przypomina Dąbrowski, aborcja legalna jest w trzech przypadkach: gwałtu, zagrożenia życia matki lub wad letalnych płodu. Powód do pewnego zawodu mają nie tylko zwolennicy legalnej aborcji, ale też organizacje LGBT. Chilijski Senat zadecydował o odłożeniu do przyszłego tygodnia głosowania nad ustawą uznającą rozciągającą instytucję małżeństwa na pary jednopłciowe. Rozmówca Jaśminy Nowak tłumaczy, że w istnieje wiele rozbieżności odnośnie projektu. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiownet/message

Details always caught the eye of Timothy Smith during his three decades as a sportswriter. Small moments often revealed bigger things about his subjects. Tim recounts how the discipline of Evander Holyfield fueled the fighter's confidence and warrior mentality. Oh, and hear what Holyfield shared with Tim about why he knew he'd beat Mike Tyson. Tim tells us about experiencing the wild range of Tyson's emotions, and what it was like to spend three hours with Muhammad Ali. The Champ levitated. Seriously. Hear what it was like in the Bahamas when Orlando Hernandez came ashore after El Duque fled Cuba. Eggs were involved. And let Tim tell you about the babysitting skills of Sam Wyche . . . and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With White Sox starters leading the American League in wins, ERA, strikeouts, and more, dare we ask the question: Is this rotation better than the one from 2005? Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey are joined by 2005 World Series hero Scott Podsednik to compare and contrast the two rotations and discuss whether the 2021 White Sox can keep this going. Plus, Pods shares a classic Orlando Hernandez story and more.(1:30) - Let's look at the numbers. Plus, which rotation had better stuff?(9:50) - Orlando Hernandez was great in the playoffs. What about the regular season?(13:20) - What both rotations have in common(16:45) - What is the identity of the 2021 White Sox?

My guest on this episode is saxophonist, Leland Baker! In our interview, we cover so much from his career including his time studying music in New Orleans and at the University of Rhode Island... connecting with Quarter Water in New York City, how he founded his teaching program Bridging Gaps, and of course all the jazz projects he's working on! Interlude song order: "I Wish" by Quarter Water from their EP, Flavors segment from "Pass Me Not | Remaking the Real" (Leland Baker and tap dancer Orlando Hernandez collaboration) "Mr. LC" by Leland Baker Group performed at Level Exchange in Pawtucket // Interview recorded April 12th, 2021 via Zoom // Intro music by Cedros // Hosted by James Toomey // /// If you enjoy the episode please subscribe, and leave a rating or review wherever you're listening right now! ///

In the 4th episode of PDD’s coverage of the Dance Now festival’s 25th anniversary season, new host Paul Hamilton talks with the talented tap dancer Orlando Hernandez, who has a new digital commission premiering online on Thursday, November 12th as part of the Dance Now November Chapter. (Tickets and additional information are available here!) In […]

The unquestioned ace of the most successful franchise in baseball history, Whitey Ford was an icon who battled almost constant injuries to become a World Series legend and an inner circle Hall of Famer. He is the latest casualty of what has been a brutal October for MLB Hall of Famers. Mike and Bill give Whitey his due in this episode, going through his remarkable and record-breaking career that elevated him from the scrawny high schooler nobody wanted to The Chairman of the Board. Plus, happy birthday to Junior Gilliam and Orlando Hernandez.

Shaun and Ryan continue their weekly season recaps, this time going through the greatest team of all time in the 1998 Yankees. From a perfect David Wells to a heroic Orlando Hernandez, every top moment, with a few overlooked ones, are remembered. Plus, a brief discussion on MLB's apparent effort to confine the 2020 season in Arizona, and just how feasible that might be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan shares the breaking news of a last-minute request by Robert Mueller to include his chief of staff Aaron Zebley with him on the witness panel. Callers react to what they feel will be the end result and impact of Mueller's testimony on Capitol Hill. Also, a tale of Good Samaritans saving driver Orlando Hernandez after his truck overturned on I-88 outside of Chicago. Dan then gives his final thoughts on the upcoming Mueller appearance before the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees - why does such a revered man of the law need reinforcement?

In this episode, the editors discuss the June Yankees Magazine cover story about rookie phenom Gleyber Torres. Plus, a conversation about Orlando Hernandez, who made his big-league debut 20 years ago and helped lead the Yankees to a championship.

In this episode, the editors discuss the June Yankees Magazine cover story about rookie phenom Gleyber Torres. Plus, a conversation about Orlando Hernandez, who made his Major League debut 20 years ago and helped lead the Yankees to a championship.

In this episode, the editors discuss the June Yankees Magazine cover story about rookie phenom Gleyber Torres. Plus, a conversation about Orlando Hernandez, who made his Major League debut 20 years ago and helped lead the Yankees to a championship.

Infinite thanks to Orlando Hernandez of FHR Radio Entertainment for making this video for me. What a wonderful surprise!!! I'm so flattered!

What happens when two guys from the emergency rescue field team up to launch a radio station? Fire House Radio is born! I first “met” manager, Orlando Hernandez, when he reached out to me about using my podcast with KRUSH for a special project. It was a total honor!! On THIS podcast, Orlando talks about what it took to get the licensed internet radio station off the ground, his passion for music, and what the experience has brought to his life. One main mission of FHR Radio is to support the indie artist. So, if you are a musician with some music you’d like them to consider for airtime, submit it here: http://fhrradio.com/submit_music. Head to FHRRadio.com, stream some great tunes, and support them as they support the music “little guy”! Follow FHR Radio on: Twitter | Facebook | YouTube Mentioned in this podcast:#52 – CTCKids – MUSICIANS – KRUSH - 2015-11-17: http://curvethecube.libsyn.com/52-ctckids-musicians-krush-2015-11-17 This episode of Curve the Cube is sponsored by Big Brain 2: No Hard Feelings tattoo shop! Led by legendary tattoo artist, Chris Blinston, the team of multi-award-winning artists at this highly professional studio are creative, talented, accomplished, and focused on excellent customer service. Head in and experience a different level of tattoo shop; mention Curve the Cube, and get 10% off!! Chris starred in season 6 of Ink Master and was my guest on episode #31! #TeamFlorida #TeamBlinstonEnjoy!! Music Beds courtesy of DJ John Hitta!!! Follow Curve the Cube on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Tumblr | Pinterest | YouTube Copyright Flint Stone Media, LLC 2015.

Orlando Hernandez, Hostos Community ColllegeCUNY Graduate Center, December 6, 2013In this talk, Professor Hernández interprets texts from Puerto Rican educator and sociologist Eugenio María de Hostos as well as the Cuban poet and scholar José Martí.  He describes the work of both writers as humanistic and cooperative, and situates both the writers and their work within the context of their influence on politics, history, and literature.

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca talk to Whore of Akron author Scott Raab about LeBron James’s return to Ohio. They also examine the NFL’s obsession with London and review ESPN’s documentary about Livan and Orlando Hernandez, Brothers in Exile. Show notes at www.slate.com/hangup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices