Podcast appearances and mentions of Pat Bailey

Episode #192 "Silent Disclosure..."Over the past two years there has been increased talk about both the UFO and Bigfoot phenomena with a focus on demystifying the subjects and bringing them out in the open for scientific analyses but why now?  This episode was recorded live on our YouTube Channel  during the Wild & Weird LIVE broadcast.You can watch the full episode FREE  here with over 2 hrs of unedited content, Join the discussion every Thursday 8PM EST.Hosts:  Ron Lanham, Joe Perdue, Brandon WillsEdited & Produced: Ron LanhamMusic Ron Lanham, Dave Roberts, David DeWeeseWant to help support the show like these folk? Grab a super sticker or super chat and be added to the immoral supporter list!This episode made possible by support from our Wild & Weirdos and Weirdettes:Adam Good,  Small Town Monsters, Theresa, Dewey Edwards, Spooky Appalachia, Larry Hose, Guitarchains Craig, Travis Aurednik, Geoffrey Steele, Russ Bailey, Chris Coots,  Ada Cox, Nancy White, Scott Holbrook, BigfootLittlefoot, Tommy Swiger,  Ashely Hilt, Terri Summerfield, Sarah Ramsey, Julie Bug, Finding The Track Way, L.W. Marshall, Donna Hough, Angie Breeden, Lesa McAdams Beard, Pat Bailey, Lotus FlowerThe list grows weekly! Thank you all, we see you out there!

Aram and Jack open the pod by flying through the MLB happenings from this past weekend before San Francisco Giants catcher Pat Bailey joins Peter and Aram to chat all things Giants.Intro: 0:00Mookie Betts: 6:30Noelvi Marte: 15:50Jackson Holliday: 21:14Jordan Lawlar: 23:17Marco Luciano: 26:00Oneil Cruz: 30:00AJ Puk: 34:57Joey Votto: 39:27Duke/Wake: 44:51Patrick Bailey Conversation: 49:02Check out our LinkTree!Get Your Just Baseball MerchUse Code "JUSTBASEBALL" when signing up on BetMGMCheck out our website: https://www.justbaseball.com/Personal Twitters: @peterappel23, @jack_mcmullen11, @aramleighton8Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Missions Pulse : Community Bible Study An international movement, with local and online options, brings diverse people together to study Christian Scriptures.  Community Bible Study offers short-term groups for all age groups and stages of life. Its mission statement: Transform lives through the Word of God. The local coordinator of New York State groups says CBS brings together people from a variety of Christian backgrounds, people who might not otherwise get together, become friends, and learn from each other. Regional director Pat Bailey tells our Abigail Hofland that a northern New York prayer effort has now brought together 40 children and they recently registered their 100th adult. Listen to our podcast here, and consider sharing it with other friends and church members. More information about Community Bible Study: The global outreach & purpose of CBS How to find a local group near you (or how to start one) Subscribe to a daily prayer blog and Bible selection (or read it online)

Duane Kuiper explains to Murph and Mac why he doesn't evaluate Pat Bailey based on his offense.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Duane Kuiper explains to Murph and Mac why he doesn't evaluate Pat Bailey based on his offense.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Brebbia tells Murph and Mac why it has been a "seamless transition" to Pat Bailey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Brebbia tells Murph and Mac why it has been a "seamless transition" to Pat Bailey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Krukow joins Murph and Markus to break down the nuances of Pat Bailey's defense behind the plate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Baggarly tells Murph and Markus why Pat Bailey reminds him of former Giant A.J. Pierzynski.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Krukow tells Murph and Mac how Pat Bailey has won over the Giants entire pitching staff.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Baggarly tells Murph and Mac why Joey Bart's days with the Giants may be numbered in wake of Pat Bailey's emergence.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The San Francisco Giants looked like they were on their way to a huge game, scoring four runs four batters into their game last night against the Twins. But those would be the only runs the SF Giants would score. However, it didn't ultimately matter, as the Giants' pitching—in a bullpen game—made those runs hold up. Michael Conforto had the big swing for the Giants in the first, as he hit a three-run homer following LaMonate Wade Jr.'s leadoff walk (what else is new?), Mike Yastrzemski's walk, and J.D. Davis' double.John Brebbia, Sean Manaea, Tristan Beck, Tyler Rogers, and Scott Alexander held the Twins to one run in nine innings of work. Manaea's outing stands out in particular. He's struggled mightily as a Giant, but he was overpowering when he was in the strike zone, racking up eight strikeouts in 3.2 innings of work. Beck was also impressive over 2.2 innings but did allow a solo homer.The SF Giants' youth movement, headlined by Casey Schmitt and Pat Bailey, is exciting. But is Schmitt chasing too much? Schmitt is literally swinging at half of all pitches out of the strike zone, and his overall swing rate is the highest in MLB (min. 50 PA). Will he be able to sustain success with these kinds of rates? It's definitely something to monitor going forward, and it is at the very least some cause for concern.Find and follow Locked On Giants on your favorite podcast platforms:

The San Francisco Giants looked like they were on their way to a huge game, scoring four runs four batters into their game last night against the Twins. But those would be the only runs the SF Giants would score. However, it didn't ultimately matter, as the Giants' pitching—in a bullpen game—made those runs hold up. Michael Conforto had the big swing for the Giants in the first, as he hit a three-run homer following LaMonate Wade Jr.'s leadoff walk (what else is new?), Mike Yastrzemski's walk, and J.D. Davis' double. John Brebbia, Sean Manaea, Tristan Beck, Tyler Rogers, and Scott Alexander held the Twins to one run in nine innings of work. Manaea's outing stands out in particular. He's struggled mightily as a Giant, but he was overpowering when he was in the strike zone, racking up eight strikeouts in 3.2 innings of work. Beck was also impressive over 2.2 innings but did allow a solo homer. The SF Giants' youth movement, headlined by Casey Schmitt and Pat Bailey, is exciting. But is Schmitt chasing too much? Schmitt is literally swinging at half of all pitches out of the strike zone, and his overall swing rate is the highest in MLB (min. 50 PA). Will he be able to sustain success with these kinds of rates? It's definitely something to monitor going forward, and it is at the very least some cause for concern. Find and follow Locked On Giants on your favorite podcast platforms:

Mike Krukow joins Murph and Mac to discuss the Giants' new-found spark after calling up Casey Schmitt and Pat Bailey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Murph and Mac discuss the exciting signs from Casey Schmitt and Pat Bailey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Had the opportunity to talk with coach Dan Spencer and coach Pat Bailey about there coaching careers and Influence on baseball. Some great advice and overall great talk with two great people.

4-25 Duane Kuiper reflects on Alex Cobb's complete game shutout and explains why Giants fans should be excited about what Pat Bailey is doing in the minor leagues with Murph and MacSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

4-25 Duane Kuiper reflects on Alex Cobb's complete game shutout and explains why Giants fans should be excited about what Pat Bailey is doing in the minor leagues with Murph and MacSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This morning, we spend time with Coach Pat Bailey, a teacher for 29 years, 42 years as a coach, and most recently at Oregon State University and The Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Pat Bailey was the guest speaker at a CTR retreat on March 21, 2015. We were so privileged to hear from her! She spoke on closing the door of the heart.

In today's episode, Alexandra speaks with Pat Bailey, who is a poet, artist, and founder of The Hell Yes Life and so much more.In this episode, you'll hear:Pat's experience of losing her Instagram following of 100k and not getting it back, alongside losing her sister around the same time, and how this time in her life was a period of great loss and surrender.The ins and outs of evoking Kali energy in your life to take away what is not serving you, and why there is no reason to fear Kali or the change she can bring to your life.Ideas on being the witness to and grieving loss, whether it's loss of a business or loss of a loved one, and how to move through change with grace and acceptance.The shift away from creating content for the Instagram algorithm to creating content with love, and how to navigate that discernment for yourself in your own online presence and space.And more!Connect with Pat on IG at The Hell Yes Life HERE and her personal account HERE. And discover more about her offerings HERE.Shop Chakrubs using this link http://chakrubs.com/?aff=290 and use code ROXOLOVE at checkout for a discount!

Pat Bailey is the recruiting coordinator and assistant coach at Oregon State University, a Division I school in the Pac-12 Conference. He graduated from the University of Idaho in 1978, where he was the Captain of the school's baseball team. After that he spent a total of 17 years coaching High School Baseball. Than from 1996-2007 he was the Head Coach at George Fox University, a Division III program in Newberg, Oregon. From there he began coaching at Oregon State in 2008, where he still remains. We start off this podcast episode talking about Coach Bailey's jump from a Division III baseball program to a Power 5 Division I baseball program. We than dive into coaching men of character and how Coach Bailey makes that a priority for himself and his team. Also, he explains his process of finding the character of a player on and off the baseball field. We also thoroughly talk about In-state recruiting and recruiting priorities that Coach Bailey focuses on during his recruiting process. Lock into this podcast to hear and learn from long-tenured baseball coach and recruiting coordinator Pat Bailey. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fiob/support

For part 3 of the Early Years, we resume the narrative in early 2012.  Pat Bailey had left Night Demon to return to school. At that time, Night Demon welcomed drummer John Crerar from The Fucking Wrath into the fold. Crerar brought extreme enthusiasm and energy to the band, despite being from a punk background more than a metal background. Meanwhile in 2012, Night Demon was very much a side project as the members focused on their main bands.  Jarvis was busy with Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats, while Dusty and Armand were firing on all cylinders with New Liberty.  The concept of a VenAustin tour was launched, with four bands - including Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats, New Liberty, Aaron Orbit, and 8Stops7 - playing shows on the way to and from South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.  You will hear tour stories and anecdotes from the tour and associated fundraisers.  By the end of the VenAustin tour, Jarvis returned to Ventura ready to resume Night Demon activities once again. Become a subscriber today at nighdemon.net/subscriber. This week, subscribers have access to the bonus content below: VenAustin promo videoVenAustin picture galleryThe VenAustin tour press release and tour posterVenAustin Tour T-shirts Listen at nightdemon.net/podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts! To unlock massive amounts of bonus content, become a subscriber at nightdemon.net/subscriber

In this episode, we bring you “The Chalice,” part 2, focusing on the live presentation of the song.  The guys explain why the live version is so much faster and more aggressive than the studio recordings. Dusty breaks down his take on the drum parts originally recorded by Pat Bailey. You will also learn the origins of the haunting intro sample. But much of the episode is devoted to Night Demon's demonized priest mascot, Rocky, who is inextricably connected to “The Chalice” in Night Demon performances. The band describes when, how and why Rocky was brought to life, and how Rocky has become an integral part of the Night Demon live show. Band members and people who have played Rocky share stories and anecdotes of memorable moments, wardrobe malfunctions, snafus, and the unpredictable mayhem that always accompanies Rocky's appearance on stage.  Lastly, Jarvis hints at an expansion of Rocky's story on forthcoming Night Demon material.Become a subscriber today at nighdemon.net/subscriber. This week, subscribers have access to the bonus content below: Entire Aton Lavey Satanic Mass streaming audio trackPictures of the original Rocky stage worm maskPhoto of Rocky crowd surfingFan footage of The Chalice from Rock Hard Festival 2018 Pro shot of entire show from Rockpalast Germany 2018  Night Demon “The Chalice” (live) - https://nightdemon.bandcamp.com/track/the-chalice-2Night Demon “The Chalice” at Rock Hard Festival 2018 - https://www1.wdr.de/mediathek/video/sendungen/rockpalast/video-night-demon---the-chalice-100.htmlAnton Lavey “The Satanic Mass” - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYkHmD1TyrI Listen at nightdemon.net/podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts!To unlock massive amounts of bonus content, become a subscriber at nightdemon.net/subscriber

In this episode, we reach the culmination of our six-week exploration into the Roots of the Demon. The narrative resumes in 2010, when Jarvis saw the revamped four-piece lineup of The Fucking Wrath, featuring new lead guitarist Brent Woodward. The two met that night and immediately bonded over their shared love of the NWOBHM. Eventually, The Fucking Wrath began rehearsing at a warehouse adjacent to Armand's recording studio. By chance, Jarvis accompanied The Fucking Wrath to Hollywood for one of their gigs. On the ride back to Ventura, Brent and Jarvis hatched plans to start a band called The Chalice. That night, Armand declined Jarvis's invitation to become the band's drummer. Their mutual friend Pat Bailey was tapped for that position instead. Brent made a compilation CD packed with obscure NWOBHM songs as a guide for the band's musical direction.  On March 5, 2011, Jarvis, Brent and Pat rehearsed for the first time, playing Diamond Head's "Lightning to the Nations" in The Fucking Wrath's rehearsal space. Jarvis felt like a kid again, playing the music he loved. Next door, at Armand's recording studio, Dusty heard the ruckus and was astonished that three people could play so loud.  The Demon was born.Fireball Ministry - https://www.facebook.com/fireballministry/Blitzkrieg "Buried Alive" 7" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4IiYhISbcQAragorn "Black Ice" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgAt-B_QjK4Roksnax compilation album - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXRFuqfXVJIDiamond Head "Lightning to the Nations" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6ieb5ZXYPoTo unlock massive amounts of bonus content, become a subscriber at nightdemon.net/subscriber

Sybil and Stephen talk to Pat Bailey of "She Ages Well" and Dr. Leigh Johnson about Caregiving, Alzheimers, Dementia, Research and Medictions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

January 17 – Blended, Mended, and Extended Pastor Dave interviews Scott and Pat Bailey on navigating the complexities of blended, mended, and extended families.

Teaching given at Christ the Reconciler on 21 March 2015, when Pat visited as a guest speaker for a CTR retreat.

Pat Bailey has been an assistant coach at Oregon State since the 2008 baseball season, winning the national championship in 2018 and serving as interim head coach for the 2019 season.Coach Bailey also won a D-III NCAA Championship in 2004 as George Fox's head coach while earning National Coach of the Year. Bailey earned the "Ethics in Coaching Award" from the American Baseball Coaches' Association in 2012, and he joins the Beaver Tales Podcast for an open conversation on coaching philosophy, life philosophy, and race.----------------------------------For an opportunity to donate, visit Food for the Hungry: https://www.fh.org/Or to split a donation across 40 bail funds around the USA:https://secure.actblue.com/donate/bail_funds_george_floyd

Coach Bailey breaks down his carrier, the reasons for the success he has had over the years of coaching. We dive into what makes his teachings and the programs he has been apart of successful. We also dive down a fun path talking hitting.

Dr. Pat Bailey shares his life as a military chaplain, solider, and spiritual caregiver. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/standupsermons/support

Episode four is here and it is a long one(thats what she said) AND we have our good friend Pat Bailey on to hang out and talk the genre with us. It is a long episode because it is a commentary episode! Meaning you can throw your tape/dvd or amazon stream of The Gate on and follow us along through the movie! We've been asked to try this so here it goes!

On this week’s episode of the BTD Podcast we breakdown the Mitch Canham hire. Is he the right man for the program? What about Pat Bailey and Nate Yeskie? We also take answer some of your Twitter questions.  Also in this episode we talk about Oregon State football, recruiting, the home-opener and more. And which Pac-12 football teams will surprise or disappoint in 2019.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A wonderful story from a new friend about her love of sport, not to be missed

Portland Tribune's sports reporter Kerry Eggers interviews OSU's head baseball coach Pat Bailey.

You can find Pat on Instagram @patbaileyher website: https://thehellyeslife.com/

This episode is brought to you by baseballcloud and OnBaseU. iTunes  Stitcher Google Play Spotify Summary: In this episode of Ahead of the Curve, I welcome Pat Bailey. Pat started coaching right out of college both high school baseball and football. He focused on becoming a part of programs he aligned with philosophically. He took over as head coach at Oregon State and shares with us common practices that make his team successful season after season. Show Notes: Guest: Pat Bailey, Teacher and Coach The transition from assistant coach to head coach and how to make it smooth Practical ways to reinforce expectations with the players and team How Pat integrates competition into each practice The benefits of vision training and why it is emphasized on Pat’s team How Pat incorporates vision training into his daily practices The power of using data in baseball practices How perfecting the launch angle can improve batting The college recruiting process according to Pat Individual development tactics at Oregon State How to build professional relationships with the players What Pat intentionally does differently than other teams to be better How to practice being a better decision maker The practice that the team always loves and how to keep players engaged   3 Key Points:     Pat Bailey has a different approach to coaching than others. Starting young as a coach he shares how he became the coach that he is and emphasizes how his experiences as a student as well as having his own kids caused him to shift his coaching focus.  Vision training is an important part of Pat’s training program. Just like the other muscles in our bodies our eyes need to be trained to work together and see the fast balls.   More than anything, Pat recognizes the impact a coach has on a child’s life. He focuses on building character, and in the process the winning piece takes care of itself.   Tweetable Quotes: “I would not have taken an assistant job if it wasn't with somebody that I really felt that were similar philosophically.” - Pat Bailey (4:26) “We're here to build man of character. And that's number one mission that we have as as coaches. Iit's the most important thing we do.” - Pat Bailey (5:27) “He introduced me to his vision training staff, and one of the things he said, man, it really made sense and there's a lot more to it than what I'm going to share here, but what he said to me was that, “your eyes are muscles, and why would you not train your eyes just like you go and lift weights?” And, of course, you can get both your eyes to work together.” - Pat Bailey (17:33) “It's not about you winning as a cause. It's about helping them become men and helping them become good teammates and helping them to really just and enjoying care for one another, then the winning part takes care of itself.” - Pat Bailey (35:35) “I bet you the time you spent with your players on a daily basis is more time they spend with their parents.” - Pat Bailey (39:24) “I just hope the coach is really buy into what I talked about in terms of this being a relation building business and we're here to build that because it's going to make our country better. We have coaches buying that because we have a huge impact on young people's lives.” - Pat Bailey (54:49) Resources Mentioned: Reach out to Pat: Pat.bailey@oregonstate.edu   Website and Social Media sites for the show  www.aotcpodcast.com Twitter @aotc_podcast Facebook Ahead of the Curve Coaches Facebook group Instagram aotc_podcast

Pat Bailey (2) and Dee Irwin (9) reflect on their 28 year partnership through the perspective of their Enneagram types. Both Type 2 and Type 9 have many similar tendencies and attributes that they bring to their relationships with each other. Both types are sensitive, pleasing, accommodating, helpful, focused on and responsive to others, and have a natural desire for harmony. Both also have difficulty knowing and expressing their own wants and needs, and setting limits. Learn more about Heart of the Enneagram. Donate Now to support future episodes of this podcast. Whatever you give will be gratefully received. Purchase the Heart of the Enneagram book, a companion for deepening personal and spiritual growth.  Check out Upcoming Events led by Chris & Sandra.

Mike and Jon talk with OSU Interim Baseball Coach Pat Bailey

Every human being is a leader over some domain as he or she exercises gifts and influence. That domain might be the halls of government, the boardroom, the classroom, the community, or the home. What breaks your heart? Who do you know is doing something about it? One is the Flint, Michigan Water Crisis. "As leaders, we must use our resources and influence to respond to correct the ills launched against the residents of Flint, Michigan," said Dr. Pat Bailey. Dr. Patricia Bailey has created tremendous impact for more than 34 years in over 134 countries around the world.  She is a lecturer, author & founder of Master’s Touch Ministries Global, Inc. (MTM), a mission outreach with headquarters in North Carolina, Los Angeles, South Africa, Belgium, Brazil and London, England. MTM has also founded Y.U.G.O. (Young Adults United for Global Outreach), GLTC (Global Leadership Training Center, which is a program designed to teach global strategies that will empower leaders to impact nations), and SEW (Sisters Empowering the World Intensive Training Center, a 5-day extensive training center designed to equip and empower women). "Ultimately our goal is transform them into World Changers that impact the nations," said Dr. Pat.  This show will demonstrate leadership in action. She will have her "boots on the ground" in Flint during this show and here's how you can help: visit www.lifethroughwater.com  

Join this critical discussion on the Future of Haiti Six months ago Haiti experienced a massive earth quake. The world ran to its aid to lift them out of poverty and despair BUT there is still much work to do! The Earthquake left 200,000 dead and million homeless in a country where 80% lived in poverty BEFORE the earthquake. There is a remnant of people who are assigned by GOD to help on the Mission field. One of those people is DR. PAT BAILEY JONES She is the author of "Women Risktakers" and she is one. Hear this CLARION CALL from this global leader on the mission field. Hear what is really going on in Haiti - first hand! Go to: DR. PAT BAILEY JONES WEBSITE

Pat Bailey, from the University of Keele, explains why he thinks boron is like a middle-aged accountant who participates in skydiving and partner swapping parties in his spare time