Podcast appearances and mentions of Pat Croce

Allen Iverson Sculpture Unveiling Show (0:00 - 18:56) Bob, Ray, and Amy Fadool are down at the Sixers practice facility for the unveiling of Allen Iverson new statue. (19:10- 32:46) We reflect on the career AI had in Philadelphia (33:00 – 41:51) Where does AI rank among the NBA greats? (42:06 – 1:02:08 ) This Sixers team holds their own destiny as they look to stay out of the play in game.  (1:02:22 – 1:15:54) Bob and Amy reflect on those 2000s Sixers teams and tell some memories from their time covering the Sixers. (1:16:09 – 1:23:42) Is this the Biggest Game of the Year for the Sixers? (1:23:57 – 1:41:26) Amy gives her starting rotation for the Sixers as they enter the playoffs. (1:41:41 – 1:56:25) Sixers PA Announcer Matt Cord joins the show (1:56:39 – 2:04:16) Former Sixers equipment manager Scottie Ringo joins the show and tells some behind the scenes stories of Allen Iverson. (2:04:30 – 2:22:59) Bob and Amy reflect some more on AI career and the teams he was surrounded by in his tenure in Philadelphia. (2:23:13 – 2:35:57) The unveiling has commenced and Amy and Bob talk about the significance of the Sculpture (2:36:12 – 2:44:03) Pat Croce joins to wrap up this AI day.

Philly sports legend joins Keys Weekly podcast If you haven't caught any of the Keys Weekly Podcast yet, start with this episode, our latest one. Philadelphia sports legend Pat Croce showed up last week at the Keys Weekly office in Key West to sit down with publisher Britt Myers and managed to blow him away. Croce is known internationally as a wildly successful sports physical therapist and trainer for the Philadelphia Eagles and Flyers. After he sold his network of sports physical therapy centers, Croce became an NBA owner of the then-struggling Philadelphia 76ers, who managed to turn the team, and some would say the city of fans, around in five years. Tune into keysweekly.com or wherever you listen to podcasts to catch the latest episode of the Florida Keys Weekly Podcast featuring Pat Croce with Britt Myers and Annie Briening.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sandy Joy Weston is a mindset trainer. Her mission is to spread joy and she uses fitness and her endless positive vibe to help her clients achieve what they want in life with ease and joy.Sandy became the first female trainer for the Philadelphia Flyers and personally worked with Eric Lindros, Ed Snider, and Pat Croce. Sandy also worked with the Philadelphia 76ers dance team when she choreographed and performed a half time routine.She's a ball of energy, and as you would imagine, positivity, not in an annoying way. And she's not a pollyanna about life. We talked again--it can suck--relationship, they can be taxing, and all the little annoying things that trip us up daily. She gets it.But the big question she always asks, is, Is feeling like crap, bitchy, annoyed, etc going to get you where you want to go today, tomorrow, next year?Her premise that you can change your life in a positive, powerful way in 1 to 3 minutes a day is proven. She spent one year working with top researchers, scientists, psychologists and humans like us, and tested how much time people would actually commit to to change the things they wanted to change.She thought it would be 5 minutes. Nope, the people have spoken. All we can manage consistently is 1 - 3 minutes. Wow, I feel so much better. Even I can do that.We talked journaling, morning routines, having a word to keep us on track with what we want out day to look like, and more great ideas for making change that sticks.Sandy has 2 podcasts, “Let's Keep It Real” & “Positive Bitch Lady" has written 3 books, Train Your Head & Your Body Will Follow and My 30-Day Reset Journal, and her workshops. She is also traveling the world as a Keynote Speaker specializing in wellness, fitness, and women empowerment. Sandy's outlook on life inspires every single person to live with a little more joy. You can get her Brain Reset worksheets, they cover resets for work and family life, here, for free, no opt in required, here. You can buy her 30-Day Reset Journal on Amazon. It's a bargain at $12.99. You can find her on IG and Facebook.

Tig Notaro, a comedian, actress, writer, and producer, is the guest on this episode of “Mind. Body. Spirit. Cancer with Pat Croce”. Notaro, a stage two bilateral breast cancer survivor, relates how she got started in the entertainment industry and how a breast cancer diagnosis, coupled with other major life episodes eleven years ago, changed the way she lives her life. She focuses on how her view of taking risks evolved, and how taking a calculated risk in her professional life, plus the support of friends and family, helped her to recover both physically and mentally in her personal life.    Relevant Links:   - cancer.org/breastcancer   - cancer.org/getscreened   - cancer.org/acscares   - cancer.org/reachtorecovery   - MakingStridesWalk.org 

Pat Croce welcomes John Kruk, a retired Major League Baseball player and current sports broadcaster, to this episode of “Mind. Body. Spirit. Cancer.” In addition to discussing his career in the major league, Kruk discusses his 1993 diagnosis and treatment for testicular cancer that had metastasized to his stomach. Kruk's story underscores the importance of knowing your body, being your own advocate, and working with your healthcare provider to have regular checkups.    Relevant Links:   - cancer.org/cancer/types/testicular-cancer.html   - cancer.org/survivors   - cancer.org/acscares   - cancer.org/cancer/risk-prevention/understanding-cancer-risk/cancer-facts.html 

Pat Croce welcomes well-known television host, actress, and cancer survivor Maria Menounos to this episode of “Mind. Body. Spirit. Cancer.” Prior to her stage 2 neuroendocrine pancreatic cancer diagnosis, Menounos underwent treatment for a benign brain tumor and was diagnosed with type I diabetes, among other health issues. And, although her cancer was not initially diagnosed, she is thankful that it was finally found when it was and that she is alive today as a mom to her newborn daughter. In her remarks, Menounos discusses how she went from being a caregiver for her mom who was battling brain cancer, to a patient when she started to have health issues at the same time. She's a firm believer in leading a healthy lifestyle, and a staunch proponent of being your own health advocate, stating, “We have to take control of our own health.”    Relevant Links:   - cancer.org/cancer/types/pancreatic-neuroendocrine-tumor.html   - cancer.org/cancer/types/brain-spinal-cord-tumors-adults.html   - cancer.org/dietactivity   - cancer.org/caregiverguide   - cancer.org/survivors   - cancer.org/acscares 

Stephen A. Smith, a well-known sports commentator, analyst, and executive producer, visits with Pat Croce for this episode of “Mind. Body. Spirit. Cancer.” Smith talks about his career and the role his mom played in inspiring and motivating him to be a better person. Smith then discusses his mom's cancer journey from her original colon cancer diagnosis in 2009 through her death in 2017. During that time, Smith relates how the entire family came together to serve as caregivers, and how he was proud to be able to support her – the woman who had always supported him with unconditional love – in her time of need, noting, “As devastating as it is, you have to remember, it's not about you until they're gone. As long as they're there; it's about them.”    Relevant Links:   - cancer.org/caregiverguide   - cancer.org/acscares   - cancer.org/survivors   - cancer.org/getscreened   - cancer.org/fightcoloncancer 

If you were in Philadelphia over the nineties and early 2000s, and had even an inkling of interest in basketball – then you would certainly know Pat Croce. After becoming owner and president of the Philadelphia 76ers, he propelled the ‘last place' team to the NBA finals 2001. That was on the back of selling his chain of physical therapy centers for a cool $40 million. But was he happy? Despite these achievements, a pressing question loomed over him. “My wife would always say, ‘What are you chasing Pat? What are you afraid of?' … I had no clue … I thought the voice in the head was me.” Turning 60 brought profound changes. A T-cell lymphoma diagnosis led Mr. Croce to a new conquest – cancer. As a veteran physical therapist, he was adept at conditioning his body. Now, he had to condition his soul. On #VitalSigns, host Brendon Fallon discusses this inner transformation that helped him navigate through T-cell lymphoma. ⭕️ Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

On June 16 and 17, the University's Marcus Institute of Integrative Health will host its fourth annual Advances in Mind-Body Medicine conference to examine the emerging topic of how mind, body and spirit play important roles in one's health. At the helm of the event – led by the first-ever department of Integrative Medicine and Nutritional Sciences at a medical school in the United States – is Dr. Daniel A. Monti, the Institute's founding director and chief executive officer. In this episode of the Nexus Podcast, we speak with Dr. Monti about topics that experts will cover at the conference, including brain health, stress and immune health, mindfulness-based interventions and advanced mind-body strategies for specialized populations. We also speak with a keynote speaker and panelist Pat Croce, best known for his earlier life roles as a popular (and energetic) physical therapist and president of the Philadelphia 76ers who found himself on a path toward becoming more mindful and introspective even before a 2020 diagnosis of T Cell Lymphoma. For more information about the conference, or to register, email IntegrativeMedEd@jefferson.edu or visit the event link.     SOCIAL CHANNELS: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JeffersonUniv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JeffersonUniv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffersonuniv/?hl=en TikTok: @_jeffersonuniv_ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JeffersonUniv LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/school/thomas-jefferson-university

From Physical Therapist to Co-Owner of the Philadelphia 76ers NBA team to Zen Monk, our guest today is NOT TYPICAL! He IS, however, something very few people ever achieve which you can argue is far less likely than any of the above. He is a Philadelphia LEGEND! His name is Pat Croce and I have known about him for most of my life (having grown up in the Philly area and being a Philly sports fanatic). As a serial entrepreneur, Pat has created many business ventures including my former favorite bar in Key West, Florida (he sold it off and I am not one bit pleased about that!) as well as restaurants and museums in St. Augustine. FL. He's always been fascinated with Pirate Life! He even wrote a kick-ass book on it entitled, The Pirate Handbook. About eight years ago, Pat embarked on a deep inward journey where he unplugged and immersed himself in reading, woodworking, Chinese calligraphy and stillness. A cancer diagnosis inspired his reemergence and we got him back now. And our wildman Philly Boy ain't the same! He's a Zen Master now! He's The Philly Buddha! Imagine THAT! Well, you don't have to imagine. I'm bringing him to you. And you're gonna love him! Tune in as we explore the distinction between pain and suffering, the wisdom of following your enthusiasm, and how to strengthen your "Let It Go Muscle." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mental-toughness-podcasts/message

Pat Croce served as the Philadelphia Sixers President from 1996-2001, the "Allen Iverson" years. Pat Croce, one of the most fascinating people to be involved in the NBA. Zumoff goes 1-on-1 with Croce to talk career, philosophy, 76ers, NBA Finals, Bill Clinton, physical therapy, Allen Iverson and so much more. Follow along on YouTube and all social media platforms. New episodes will be released every Wednesday!  YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@fresh24withmarczumoff⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/fresh24withmarczumoff/⁠⁠⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/Fresh24Zumoff⁠⁠

“No matter how bad things are and what you have to overcome, you can find pure joy in spite of it all,” says Sandy Joy Weston.  Holli & Jeanna want to bottle up her passion, enthusiasm and joy into an elixir and give it to everyone for free.  What a beautiful world that would be.  Sandy Joy lit us up and she will to you too! As a fiercely independent child, growing up virtually on her own; she unknowingly found her superpower. In her quest to feel good, she began a daily practice with intentional words, movement and laughter.  She dreamed big and grew up to be a huge success.   Now she inspires all ages of people through her books, speeches, and practices. Whatever she does she does it with the utmost joy and love.  She shows up for people without an ulterior motif.  She says her success is because she tapped into her heart space, love and joy and she uses the same practice whether it's for one view or one million views.   Sandy Joy studied people who were joyful and all of them started their day with something powerful.  Life didn't happen to them, they happened to life. Everyone has the power within themselves to change their lives.  Sandy Joy says 1-3 minutes of positive power thought everyday can change your day and change your life.  Do this for 30 days to create a habit. Sandy Joy walks the talk in a billboard sort of way - she left Jeanna and Holli an extra razzle dazzle and smiles abound.  It's all within us - don't go looking outside yourself. More about Sandy Joy Westin: Sandy Joy Weston M.Ed. received her Master's degree in Exercise Physiology from Temple University, and achieved her Bachelor of Science in Dance from West Chester University. She began her journey as a health club owner when she opened an in-home private training company called Specialty Fit. She then proceeded to open the first Weston Fitness in Bala Cynwyd, PA with the help of her mentors. After much success, she continued to open two more health clubs including one in the heart of Center City Philadelphia, PA. Sandy's vivacious personality and positive attitude made her impossible to ignore, so when Philadelphia's NBC 10 caught wind of her, they approached her to become their fitness expert. During her time with NBC 10 she hosted fitness segments with the Phillies, Eagles, Flyers, and the 76ers. Her great TV personality took her to the Discovery Channel where she was the featured trainer on the Reality TV show “Health Cops”.  Sandy also created the nationally recognized Philly Street Line Dance to help combat Philly's “fattest city” label in 2001, which she taught all over the city. An ever rising star in Philadelphia's fitness scene, Sandy became the first female trainer for the Philadelphia Flyers and personally worked with Eric Lindros, Ed Snider, and Pat Croce. Sandy also worked with the Philadelphia 76ers dance team when she choreographed and performed a half time routine. Sandy continues to be an icon for Philadelphia fitness and well being motivation. The past five years, Sandy has been focusing on SJW Productions, an international company whose main mission is to highlight all the positive in the world and help people come together to reach their individual and common goals. She does this through her podcasts, “Let's Keep It Real” & “Positive Bitch Lady”, her books, Train Your Head & Your Body Will Follow and My 30-Day Reset Journal, and her workshops.  She is also traveling the world as a Keynote Speaker specializing in wellness, fitness, and women empowerment. Sandy's outlook on life inspires every single person to live with a little more joy.    Uncorked Assignments: Create a ritual to do every morning to start your day. Add movement to your mornings Routine is everything - do it 1-3 minutes per day for 30 days - create a habit Let's go change people's lives - give  smile, tell someone they matter, be kind, be gracious Join the Uncorked community, subscribe at www.loauncorked.com Podcast References: https://www.facebook.com/sandyjoywestonofficial/ https://www.instagram.com/sandyjoyweston/?hl=en http://www.sandyjoyweston.com/books The epically new kids journal: The Recess Reset As always, thanks for listening and we look forward to sharing more badassery conversations with you!  Please consider leaving a review and subscribing or dropping us a note to say hi and share your thoughts. www.loauncorked.com  l  loauncorked@gmail.com  I  Insta: @uncorked_holli_jeanna  I  FB: loauncork  

Carmen reflects on an article by Pat Croce and talks about what it really means to die before you die.  Historian Robert Tracy McKenzie, author of "We the Fallen People," looks ahead to Constitution Day next week, and understanding human nature and democracy. Click here for show notes

A conversation with Pat Croce, former President and part-owner of the Philadelphia 76ers, on his exclusive Smerconish.com piece "Die Before You Die." Original air date 7 September 2022.

After 25 years will we ever see the Iverson Era black and white jerseys return? We talked to the creator of those jerseys, Tom O'Grady, about the design with Pat Croce, what he thought about Chris Heck hating them, and some of the other 90s era jerseys he designed that still sit in your closet. Before that Kevin and Kyle talk about the drama in the Sons of Ben, the Cowboys can't get out of their own way, and dads filming their children crying for social media clout and a Tyrese Maxey jersey. Crossing Broadcast will be livestreamed every Tuesday and Thursday from 12pm - 12:30pm on YouTube and be in your podcast feeds after. Subscribe to the YouTube feed HERE. Please subscribe to the show ([Apple Podcasts] [Spotify] [Amazon Music] [Google Play] [Stitcher] [iHeartRadio] [RSS]), leave a 5 star review, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter: @KyleWooderboys @CrossingBcast Check out the other shows on the Crossing Broad Podcast Network including: Crossed Up: A Phillies Podcast, Snow the Goalie: A Flyers Podcast, and It's Always Soccer in Philadelphia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode we have the inspirational Pat Croce!

Former Owner of The Philadelphia 76ers Pat Croce joins us for a conversation about leadership mindset and more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kennyclutch/message

Matt and John talk about the national impact made in the 2021 elections in Virginia and New Jersey, provide an update on ex-governor Cuomo, discuss Colin Kaepernick's recent comments on the NFL, stop the tape on Mike Florio and Chris Simms' discussion on Aaron Rodgers eluding the NFL's COVID policies, and give some Philly love on Pat Croce.

Pat Croce is an entrepreneur, sports executive and owner, author, TV personality and black belt in taekwondo. He also has a passion for pirates. Many people remember him as the owner of the Phil 76ers that had Allen Iverson and was coached by Larry Brown. Croce dealt with a serious motorcycle accident and was later diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma. He has rebounded by focusing on helping others through the American Cancer Society and his passion project called HEALEDSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the 20th anniversary of the 2001 NBA Finals approaches, 76ers radio announcer Tom McGinnis reflects on the team's memorable run with then-team president, the beloved Pat Croce. On this special edition of TOM's Talks, the two reflect on the Sixers' triumphant Game 1 win over the Los Angeles Lakers, other memories from that compelling season, and Croce's pursuits since leaving basketball.

Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony is pumped for tonight’s Game 2 matchup against the Wizards. He is predicting a HUGE game from Joel Embiid and a convincing, blowout-win from our Sixers. Anthony also wants to know what a Sixers championship, this season, would mean to you as a fan. Former 76ers team president Pat Croce joins the show to discuss being tonight’s bell ringer and his memories from the 2001 Sixers’ season (0:00-46:55). Cuz and Choonis bring you today’s Morning Thoughts, which includes Anthony being bummed about this weekend’s weather forecast and Andrew telling the voice in his head to shut up. The show also discusses Wayne Gretzky leaving the Oilers franchise to join the new TNT NHL broadcast team (46:55-1:28:09). Anthony then takes a few phone calls focused mainly on the Sixers and Pat Croce. ESPN’s Kevin Negandhi joins the show to preview tonight’s Sixers/Wizards Game 2 at the Wells Fargo Center (1:28:09-2:12:11). The show then discusses the rumors surrounding Donald Trump, Robert Kraft, and Spygate. Anthony then takes a few more phone calls to finish out the show (2:12:11-2:53:13). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former 76ers team president Pat Croce joins the show to discuss being tonight’s bell ringer and his memories from the 2001 Sixers’ season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today’s best of, Anthony is pumped for tonight’s Game 2 matchup against the Wizards. He is predicting a HUGE game from Joel Embiid and a convincing, blowout-win from our Sixers. Anthony also wants to know what a Sixers championship, this season, would mean to you as a fan. (0:00-21:20). Former 76ers team president Pat Croce joins the show to discuss being tonight’s bell ringer and his memories from the 2001 Sixers’ season (21:20-46:55). ESPN’s Kevin Negandhi joins the show to preview tonight’s Sixers/Wizards Game 2 at the Wells Fargo Center (46:55-59:15). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Clark is joined by former president of the 76ers, Pat Croce to discuss:(0:00) - Pat Croce ringing the bell at Game 2.(4:00) - Looking back at Sixers 2001 playoff run.(6:00)​ - Fans returning to the Wells Fargo Center(6:30) - Climbing the Walt Whitman Bridge(9:43) - Memories from 2001 NBA Playoffs(17:40) - Bringing Brett Brown and Allen Iverson together(23:00) - Healed ProjectSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

From building a Championship Philadelphia 76er's basketball team to hunting for buried pirate treasure, Pat Croce has lived an outsized life. Setting goals in business and meeting challenges are a way of life, and now he's taking on cancer. Pat's our guest this time on the Corner with his new spiritual journey and his work with the American Cancer Society.  Learn all about "HEALED”  next time on the Behavioral Corner.

The Phillies lackluster play infuriates us and we point out why!! Then we get excited for the NBA playoffs and the Sixers first round opponent Washington Wizards on Sunday. Our special guest is former Sixers team president Pat Croce. Pat recently beat cancer and now partners with the American Cancer Society to raise money and awareness for Cancer research. Plus talks about his memories as Sixers president.

On today's show, Tom rants about a brutal Phillies loss in Atlanta, debates whether Hector Neris should still be the closer and gets excited about the Sixers playoff chances. Interviews with Howie Roseman, Landon Dickerson, and Pat Croce in the 4:00 and 5:00 hours. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Philadelphia 76ers owner, motivational speaker & New York Times bestselling author shares wisdom to help us achieve the true essence of happiness!

Glen and Ray for 5/8/2021 -Five Questions for Ray -Derek Bodner of The Athletic joins us to talk Sixers.  -What We're Watching -Pat Croce joins Glen and Ray for almost an hour to tell us his story! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this edition of Working The Beat, former 76ers team president Pat Croce joins Mike and Kevin to discuss his new HEALED program that he has developed with the American Cancer Society, his outlook on life, his own battle with cancer, the memories of the 2001 76ers, how he kept Allen Iverson and Larry Brown together and his relationship with Ed Snider. Afterwards, the Sixers, Phillies and Flyers are all on the topic list with the guys.

We had an inspiring conversation with Pat Croce about what it was like to make dreams come through drafting in the NBA, his journey after retirement around the world finding peace, his battle with cancer and how he is partnering with the American Cancer Society for the HEALED Community Movement. Then after plenty of football talk about the Eagles taking DeVonta Smith in the draft, we brought on Chris Therien to talk some hockey and his own journey with raising awareness about alcoholism and mental health.

Former 76ers team President Pat Croce joins the show to discuss the work he’s doing with the American Cancer Society of Philadelphia! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on The Mike Missanelli Show, Mike reacts to both last night’s Sixers win over the Thunder and Phillies win over the Cardinals. He also continues the Odubel Herrera conversation after he appeared in his first Phillies game since 2019, last night. Mike wants no part of Herrera on this baseball team and is disgusted with the Phillies decision to have him in the organization (0:00-44:58). Mike then gives his top 10 acting performances of all-time list. Natalie then brings you Nat’s News, which includes a German sex grenade and Crocs making a big comeback (44:58-1:26:22). NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo joins the show to discuss the Eagles’ plan ahead of this weekend’s NFL Draft. Former 76ers team President Pat Croce joins the show to discuss the work he’s doing with the American Cancer Society of Philadelphia (1:26:22-2:06:44). Mike then takes some phone calls focused mainly on Odubel Herrera up and through Sound Off (2:06:44-2:47:42). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After six years on an intense spiritual quest, Pat Croce is back with a new mission: kickstarting HEALED, a wellness movement for cancer patients

Jeff has a diverse background in hospitality real estate. His company has owned and operated museums, restaurants, nightlife venues, and hotels. We brought Jeff on to talk about his experience building, acquiring, and operating these businesses and the personal habits he maintains that help him to be successful.Jeff is an ultra marathoner, an avid reader, a meditator, and a leader. He focuses on putting his customers and employees first and learns by studying content that has proven itself by surviving the test of time.Links:Pat Croce and Company: https://patcroceandcompany.comJeff's Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeffreysorgHelp Us Out:If you would like to reach out to us, the best way to do so is on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook.If you enjoyed this episode, please be sure to subscribe!Last, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help out when it comes to growing the show.Thanks for listening!

News cycle fatigue, Pat Croce, saying when, staying in the now, informal meditation, single tasking, and leveraging exercise.

Sandy Joy Weston's mission is to spread joy. She uses fitness and her gift of motivation as her tools to help individuals achieve their goals with ease and flow. Her career highlights are staggering! She's been an on-air fitness expert for NBC; she was the featured trainer on the Reality TV show “Health Cops” and she became the first female trainer for the Philadelphia Flyers and personally worked with Eric Lindros, Ed Snider, and Pat Croce. Sandy also worked with the Philadelphia 76ers dance team when she choreographed and performed a half time routine. Wow! The past five years, Sandy has been focusing on SJW Productions, an international company whose main mission is to highlight all the positive in the world and help people come together to reach their individual and common goals. She does this through her podcasts, “Let’s Keep It Real” & “Positive Bitch Lady”, her books, Train Your Head & Your Body Will Follow and My 30-Day Reset Journal, and her workshops. She is also traveling the world as a Keynote Speaker specializing in wellness, fitness, and women empowerment. Sandy’s outlook on life inspires every single person to live with a little more joy. I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation! BONUS - listen to my guest appearance on Sandy's podcast: http://www.sandyjoyweston.com/podcast/2020/3/19/lets-keep-it-real-episode-76 Looking to start your own podcast? Visit www.rtjmedia.com and download our guide to starting your own show in just 6 weeks. 

Jimmy and Johnny get right into it over beers and wings at the cozy corner table at Georgy Porgies’ Grill & Bar with former NHLer Paul Lawless. Lawless grew up in Scarborough and went on to play over 17 seasons of professional hockey and now lives in Scottsdale, Arizona. In the first of a four part series Lawless shares countless amazing and amusing stories from his days as a player.   0:00 Paul Lawless starts things off with talk of the outdoor rink at Cedarbrook Park where he and others like Jimmy Gems would  skate and learn to play hockey.   1:30 Paul jokes that his mother wanted to play hockey because it WAS dangerous.   3:00 Barry Beck was a big mean guy. Scott Stevens was toughest, cleanest player Paul played against.   4:30 Slapshot from Moe Mantha his Paul in the face.   7:00 Paul has had some dental work done.   9:00 Ron Francis’ eye injury.   11:00 Paul, a good friend of Coyotes’ coach Rick Tocchet, was there in Arizona when Leafs’ president Brendan Shanahan flew in, fired Babcock and liberated Tyson Barrie and the rest of the Leafs.   13:00 Coach Quennville says you need everything going your way to win the Cup.   14:00 Why Craig Berube was able to lead the Blues to the Cup because the players loved him. It’s a simple game.   15:00 Players loved playing for Quennville. Mike Keenan. Getting Flyer-ized.   17:00 Pat Croce, now an owner of the Philadelphia 76ers, was head fitness trainer for the Flyers and got Paul into shape.   20:00 Getting benched at the hometown Maple Leaf Gardens by Mike Keenan. The intimidation factor.   23:00 Paul loves that Tyson Barrie stood up for his rights and that the Leafs stood up for the player. Babcock wasn’t getting the best out of his players.   26:00 Mark Howe took so much pride in his game.   27:00 Gretzky didn’t look like a good skater but was. “These guys are special people.”   28:00 Paul was Borje Salming as a kid when playing road hockey. Salming took Paul under his wing in Toronto.   30:00 Playing in Boston Garden.   End of Paul Lawless 1/4

Practicing the jckrbbt principle, be still, in life can be difficult, but it’s an impactful practice to implement into your life. Today’s special guest, Pat Croce, shares his journey from athletic trainer to an entrepreneur to a meditation & mindfulness disciple. He also discusses what his seasons of transition have looked like throughout his life and how practicing mindfulness has enhanced his life and created more peace, love joy, focus and awareness. Join Danny Bader in this episode to hear more about how you can surrender your ego to live a more present life.    Show Highlights:    Pat’s educational and sports journey  How Pat got involved with the Philadelphia Sixers  What Pat’s relationship with Allen Iverson was like  Giving people the tools to achieve their fullest potential and simultaneously match your vision Transitioning from leaving the Sixers Learning to breakdown your vision into achievable steps   Finding mindfulness in stillness  The benefits of stillness for “busy people”  Embracing vulnerability and your internal energy  What is ego and how to step outside of it  Basking in silence and creating in likeness  Acknowledging emotions and embracing sadness when it arises    Links:    https://www.dannybader.com   Contact Pat:    https://twitter.com/pat_croce?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

Pat Croce is inspiring, energizing, thought-provoking, and passionate! In this podcast, Pat and Brian discuss what it takes to live a meaningful life, and to love what you do every day. Have a pen and pad ready because you will want to take notes – lots of them!

Nicknamed "The Answer," Allen Iverson was an eleven-time NBA All-Star, won the All-Star game MVP award in 2001 and 2005, and was the NBA's MVP in 2001. He was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2016.However, Iverson's rise to prodigious success and influence was a long, winding, complicated road with peaks and valleys. From Hampton, VA to Bethel HS; Circle Lanes Bowling Alley to John Thompson and Georgetown; Prison to #1 Overall Pick; ROY to MVP; The Crossover, The Stepover, The Sleeve, The Finals, The Cornrows, The "Practice" Rant, The Dress Code, The Rap Album, The Marital and Financial Troubles—talking about Iverson's place in basketball history and impact on culture is an incredibly nuanced, complicated undertaking.Ben Craw joins the pod for our most ambitious deep-dive yet, The Life and Times of Allen Iverson, an on-going series examining the life and impact one of modern sports most influential figures. CHAPTER 3Douglas Wilder—the first African American governor ever elected in the history of the United States (4:30), S.W.I.S. (7:30), Iverson's clemency (9:40), imagining AI's future without Circle Lanes Bowling Alley (12:15), Iverson pursuit of basketball and Georgetown (13:30), John Thompson (15:20), Rayful Edmond (20:30), AI's first tattoo (30:00), AI learning The Crossover (32:00), Iverson declaring for the NBA draft (33:00), Pat Croce (36:00), Allen Iverson goes #1 overall in the historic 1996 NBA Draft (41:00) and Iverson's rookie year highlights (45:00).Enjoy the show? Wanna share an Allen Iverson memory? Got an angle or story you'd love to hear covered on the pod? Let us know! Email: onthelinepod@gmail.comTwitter: @OnTheLine_PodInstagram: OnTheLinePodSubscribe: apple.co/2G9K1cb

Pat's story is inspirational because it is a classic rags-to-riches tale. He started out as a physical therapist and then at the age of 30, he took out a $40,000 loan and launched his own company called Sports Physical Therapists. There, he treated professional athletes and also people from all walks of life.

Hi everyone! So excited to share my conversation with my friends Pat Croce and Kelly Croce Sorg, my very first father-daughter duo and two of the most humble, kind, and welcoming human beings. For a... The post Life Lessons Told by a Father-Daughter Duo: Pat Croce & Kelly Croce Sorg appeared first on Welcome to High Five Success Stories Podcast!.

For extended show notes and more pirate goodies, visit www.UnderTheCrossbones.com     The St Augustine Pirate Museum has one of the largest collections of real pirate artifacts anywhere.  And today we talk with two of the head honchos over there, Cindy Stavely and Captain Mayhem. We'll dig into where they get their stuff and who Pat Croce is.  Plus the various ways that they educate people about pirate history and culture.  Everything from real sunken treasure to Hollywood. And St Augustine is a mighty piratey place, so we also get into how they stay on the good side of the traditionalists and still entertain the tourists.   Plus comedy from Adam Feuerberg and a great song from Reisender called "Body". Today's show is sponsored by: Pirate Radio of the Treasure Coast - The best in pirate talk and music! Get to listenin'!   Important Websites: St. Augustine Pirate Museum - http://thepiratemuseum.com/ Comedy: Adam Feuerberg - http://www.adamfeuerberg.com/ Music: Reisender - "Body" - http://www.reisendermusic.com   You can get my latest comedy special, "Pretty From TheBack"at http://bit.ly/prettyfromtheback Additional Show Notes: www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/060 Support the show!: www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/support  

Keith receives a mystery text message for Carl which leads to criminal psychics. The Duo then explore a "legit" psychic and Pat Croce.

We don’t sing Auld Lang Syne, but we do get the year off to a pleasurable start with an unbelievably weird, bizarre and totally fun show. We hear about a Mexican Restaurant in Los Angeles where the rock group The Doors once had a recording studio and you’ll be surprised what now occupies what was once the sound booth! We also learn that Charlie Andrews is one tough dude! He is the reigning world champion jouster and he explains that it is definitely a sport in which you WILL get hurt.Additional Bizarre, Unusual and Weird Topics discussed on the December 31 episode of Ripley Radio, the official broadcast partner of Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, include: Pat Croce, the owner of St. Augustine’s Pirate and Treasure Museum tells us that his crew has discovered two ships that were part of Sir Francis Drake’s final expedition; we hear that ghosts were blamed for a stash of items stolen from a local police precinct that were found in one of the cop’s basement; a cupcake bakery in the UK nearly went out of business because they had TOO much business, thanks to a Groupon; and we are told by return intern Abby that an English historian was found with 20 female corpses in his house – all dressed up as if they were going to a party! Our last musical egress of the year is a rock version of the traditional New Year’s Eve song by the amazing Los Straitjackets. They call it Soul’d Lang Syne.

Renown pirate expert Pat Croce dispels long held myths about the pirates of yore; Marc Hartzman tells of the reunion between the Bearded Lady and her long lost son; Buck Wolf reports on how Ripley's helped little Eddie Munster find a new girlfriend; Marci reveals where one can rent new parents or a dog; and […] The post Ripley Radio – Pirate Myths & Reality appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

SlamBall is making a come back and ya boy, Vells, is gonna be an all-star.Check out this sick backyard slamball court:"IMG Global Media President CHRIS ALBRECHT, who in February convinced IMG to buy a stake in SlamBall for less than $5M, has spent "much of his time trying one of the toughest tasks in the sports industry: creating from scratch a league and a business that can prove profitable." Albrecht: "There are not a lot of new sports being invented. This was not just a sport that would be fun to watch, but it's a business that we can build." IMG in March held SlamBall tryouts in L.A., N.Y. and Florida, and "about 100 players are now training at its sports academy" in Bradenton, Florida (WALL STREET JOURNAL, 4/18)."OK, less than $5 mil? For this budding billion dollar sport? WHAT A STEAL!!!Slamball's greatest athletes compete in a high flying dunk contest:Further research on the slamball website and wikipedia led me to discover the following nuggets of information:In the 1989 movie Back to the Future Part II, Slamball was listed as the favorite sport of Douglas J Needles while Marty McFly was speaking with him via videophone.Q11: Where can I play SlamBall?A11: With the constant development of the sport, SlamBall will be available internationally to kids of all ages, very soon. It is the goal of the sport to become a common game played at the high school, college and professional levels.They have hired Pat Croce, the ebullient former president of the Philadelphia 76ers, as the commissioner.Q12: How can I become a professional SlamBall player?A12: If you believe you have the fearlessness, work ethic and athletic ability to become a professional SlamBall player, tryouts will be hosted in Los Angeles, New York City, and Bradenton, Florida in April. Fill out a player application online under Apply.....Filling out player application now.....Filling out coach application now.Coach application??? How the fuck do you coach SlamBall? Anyone has to be able to do this job. Correct?There is definitely interest in the game, but I mean SlamBall in Maine? SlamBall in high schools? I dunno. Maybe at FunPlexes around the country. Or in backyards:Watching that makes me kinda not want to play. Granted those kids suck ass at SlamBall and at life, but still.Alright. Forget SlamBall. I'm done. New dream needed.

pat has worn alot of hats, sports medicine, american inventor judge, and lead the philly 76ers....quite motivational