Podcasts about Pat Malone

Any chance a few of the forwards might get on board the Moose caboose? Time to Restump Podcast the emotional roller-coaster Friday night ride, resulting in a loss to the powerful premiership favourite Pies. Collingwood are deservedly premiership favourites so there is some level of merit in Freo's Friday night performance. However, we just can't do honourable losses any more. While the 14-point margin suggests a closely fought contest, the reality is Freo should have handed out a six-goal belting. How are we so talented in finding unique ways of avoiding victory! What are we playing dodgeball with winning? I mean it is almost impossible to lose a game of football when you clock up near on 30 more inside 50s than your opponents. You hate to think it but… only our beloved Dockers could manage that. The issues aren't exclusive to one area or positional group pf players but, while the forwards didn't exactly help themselves, the delivery to them was atrocious. We strangely went in with a host of talls and it seemingly inspired the mids to sit the ball on their heads! If I didn't know any better, I'd have thought we subbed Blake Acres back in for a game. It literally got to a point where you thought Uber could have delivered the ball more efficiently!I mean we won the centre clearances 21 to 7 which is an absolute smashing! We tripled their centre clearances; we doubled their inside 50s and we yet somehow find just one more scoring shot and lose by a couple of goals. Don't tell me that wouldn't stump the Myth Busters crew!Unable to get the balance right between fast and painfully frustratingly slow play was never going to end well and, again, while the forwards did little to help themselves out, often all going up for the same ball, imagine trying to lead when you don't know what the mids and ball carriers are going to do. In fact, I don't even know if the mids and ball carriers new what they were going to do.It shouldn't have to be applauded but it was comforting to see that, while not at levels we saw against the Crows, the energy and intent was there. However, the turnovers wiped us out and the inability at times to hit simple kicks and handballs when under little to no pressure, continued to destroy us.  Some have suggested the performance was subpar given the Pies rested Pendlebury, De‘Goey, Maynard and Mihocek. But let's not forget Jamie Elliot, Steele Sidebottom, Jack Crisp, Will Hoskin-Elliot and Jeremy Howe were all there. Add Dan Houston, Tim Membrey and Darcy Moore and they pretty much had eight 200 gamers. We're not throwing the towel in because we're only a game and % off the final eight pace. But at the moment, in our current form or lack thereof, a game and % feels like we're a fair way back. AFL logic suggests JL needs a miracle from here to keep his gig going into 2026, but does laying the entirety of the blame on him give the players a free pass? Could a few do with an incentivizing stint back at Peel? Couldn't hurt to send an actual message. We've prattled on here long enough and we're getting nowhere! If you're still a little baffled about Friday night's performance, you're not on your Pat Malone. So, in your Freo fog and your cloud of confusion, bang on your tumultuous togs and join us in the purple pod pool of perplexity. Together we'll all battle through the bewilderment in search of some balance.Send us a textSupport the show

In this week's programme Fr Brendan Quinlivan speaks with Sr. Brenda Dolphin who is part of the leadership team of Mercy Ireland. She reflects on some of the challenges facing Irish Religious Congregations today and as postulator of the cause of Venerable Catherine McAuley, she updates us on the progress of the cause in the Vatican. Friday. Pat Malone from Clarecastle reflects with us on Candlemas, the feast of the Presentation of the Lord.

Chief Mike McManus relives his historic 34 year  career in Pararescue among his many assignments to include Japan, New York and Alaska.  Chief McManus was a part of 7 jump missions while stationed in Japan, he was instrumental in standing up Pararescue's Military Freefall program, and he influenced many future Chief's careers with his mentorship.  Joining Mike on this episode was his wife Deb, Jack Brehm, Pat Malone, and Karl Grugal.  

Don't hate us Skip, we still love you. We can't all be great at everything. Time to Restump Podcast the seemingly season crushing loss to the Western Lobradors.  Well that one hurt. We're still a mathematical chance of making the eight but the percentages are diminishing at a rapid rate. We probably can't afford another loss, or maybe one at the most, but even that doesn't guarantee us a spot, given the logjam. For two and a half quarters the game looked ours as we matched and surpassed the dog's pressure. But in the blink of an eye, they got a lucky decision, they took the ascendency and literally piled on 3 goals in a minute. We were left Memphis Raines like – Gone in sixty seconds. Our subdued start to the game hurt us again and while we had switched on and closed the gap by the end of the first quarter, it was energy sapping damage that had been done. Poor execution of skills, an inability to deal with frenetic pressure and at times horrendous decision making could account for the loss. Does the Chief's “Alex Pearce Kick Deterrent System” need to be implemented? $5,000 fine every time he kicks the ball. That's a little too harsh but…. it's difficult to have confidence when he has ball in hand and doesn't take a handball option. Did Bevo and his coaching crew out coach us at pivotal points in the game? Could Jackson have come into the ruck in that last quarter when things got dizzy quickly? Were there pivotal times in the game when we had Erasmus and Johnson in the middle? Caleb Serong was again off the scale and while finals might not be coming his way in September, his fair share of Browlow votes will be. He might not be amongst the votes but Sonny Walters is in goal galore territory. With 25 goals on the board and another eight games to go, at 32 years of age Evergreen Sonny is in career best form range. Liam Henry made it two on the bounce. Sure, he butchered a couple but he wasn't on his Pat Malone and his productive performance far outweighed his errors. His growth is a 2023 positive, especially as we know, or we should know, he's just 21 years of age and far from the finished product.  And you can't speak about 2023 positives without the great Jye Amiss. You have to continue to remind yourself…. he's a teenager. He's on track to kick 40+ goals and he's a teenager! We're not going to dwell too much on wouldas, shouldas and couldas. We got provided another presentation explaining exactly where we are as a club and a list. The upside is that the window is only just starting to open.So, join us for these 50 minutes as we pull apart the purple performance. There's blame, there're regret, there is sorrow, acceptance and then rejuvenation. Have the bright lights of season 2023 been turned off or have they just been dimmed? Support the show

Talk about eyes on the pick one prize! Resting their equal leading goal scorer in a team struggling to score? The Hawkers aren't leaving anything to chance! Time to Restump Podcast preview Saturday night's 2013 grand final repeat. (Yeah.. I know that's overdoing it)  Does it sound like the Hawks' priorities aren't necessarily on securing the draft pick hindering 4 points? Freo, on the other hand, are we done? Are we alive? Are we currently treading water in purgatory contemplating the glass half full, half empty positions?Nat Fyfe is back and that surely has to give everyone on and off field a lift. Starting as the substitute seems a strange decision but we're not privy to the information behind the move.Great to see Josh Treacy return after a couple of solid hit outs and ten marks last week at Peel while Freddy re-joins the experimental forward line as well after recovering from injury quicker than expected.Sad to see Sammy Sturt has been sent back to the twos. Admittedly he had a shocker last Saturday but he wasn't on his Pat Malone and his previous two games showed encouraging signs. For the second time in a few weeks, Will Brodie also found the axe above his neck. No doubt he'll go back and dominate Peel's midfield but he probably has to bring a bit more to the senior side when he next gets an opportunity.Despite the resting of players, the Hawks that take the field won't be resting up. They're a plucky young talented group and they won't make it easy for us. James Sicily is one of the best going around down back, Mitch Lewis is going to be a gun forward, Dylan Moore always dines out on us and they've done pretty well picking up forward Fergus Green as a mature age recruit. It will be nice to see Lloyd “Braun” Meek back in WA and you can imagine he'll want to put his best foot forward…. or his best knee in a Darcy or Jackson kidney. Good contest this week with Darcy and Jackson (JackArce) taking on Ned Reeves and Meek.You'd be an optimist to think we're still alive in season 2023 as far as finals are concerned but stranger things have apparently happened. However, really in this game we just need to see some system, some structure, some composure and some cohesiveness. The worrying aspect here is that this is a game in which there is little to gain but plenty to lose. That alone creates pressure and pressure does funny things. We've got no first round pick to worry about so lets just go hell for leather and win whatever we can win. And on that note, let's get into it. Unless you've got sock drawers need tidying, grass growing or paint drying that needs to be watched. Relax, pull on your Captain's special no panicking bucket hat, bung this nonsense in your ears and join us for 45 minutes that you'll never be able to get back!  Support the show

Round one is old news. It's time to bounce into round two and Restump Podcast Freo's Saturday evening Kangas clash. We really need to pinch the four points.  Yes, it hurt last week but the reaction was massively overblown. It almost makes you wonder if there is an outrage race? Who can be most the outlandish? Anyway, we said its old news so we move on.It is Griff's first home coming but, as interesting as that will be, we have bigger fish to fry… like not being zero and two. Josh Treacy wasn't on his Pat Malone in having a ‘Barry Crocker' last week but it seems he drew the short straw. Given sub vest stalwart Bailey Banfield has been moved into the twenty-two at Treacy's expense, was the move for structural reasons or has the Cyclone taken one for the team?Josh Treacy, Jye Amiss, Matt Johnson and Sonny Walters are all in the mix for Banfield's vest. Power of deduction suggests, Treacy and Amiss don't have the versatility required for the role. Surely we're not debuting Johnson under vest conditions? That leaves Sonny Walters and again, I am not sure how I feel about that.After being over confident and catastrophically wrong last week, we're trying to be gun-shy, or at least a little more reserved about our chances against North. But its too difficult… there is no way this Fremantle team doesn't respond in the most emphatic of ways.  North won't be a push over. They have a formidable midfield and obviously a wonderful coach, but we have their measure across the board. We do… don't we? Please tell us we do! You should never wish any precious time of your life away! Now that been said, we're looking to offload as many of the tick tocks between now and early Saturday evening as we can because we can't wait. So, if you're in a similar mode, there's 40 minutes of nonsensical purple stuff to throw away here!    Cobwebs have been blown to smithereens; our season restarts Saturday. Support the show

Welcome to another episode of Circumsessions where we have the privilege to be able to chat to Mr. Pat Malone on his pathway into paediatric urology and his collaborations between urology and paediatric general surgery which eventually led to the development of the (M)ACE procedure. This outstanding modification led to a revolution in the management of neurogenic bowels over the last number of decades and continues to be performed today. Mr. (not professor as he pointed out) has changed the lives of so many patients and colleagues over the years. Its a fascinating discussion. Co-Host: Prof. Tony Caldamone (@aac_pedsuro)

In this episode, Pat Malone returns to continue our conversation on medical malpractice advocacy. Listen to Part 2 of Pat's story as we discuss the rules of the road for trial practice, Pat's toughest courtroom loss, and the biggest lessons learned in trial.This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Huseby. For more information, visit www.huseby.com. Watch the full interview on YouTube here.

In this episode, we're joined by the GOAT of medical malpractice advocacy -- Pat Malone. Pat is a leading patient safety advocate and has won just about every award in the industry for his work. He's an accomplished author, fellow Inner Circle member, and has a long record of exceptional verdicts and settlements on behalf of his clients. Tune in to Part 1 of Pat's story as we discuss the #1 rule for better healthcare, Pat's biggest courtroom success, and the danger of comparative verdicts.This episode of Face the Jury is brought to you by Huseby. For more information, visit www.huseby.com. Watch the full interview on YouTube here. 

Staffing stress? You're not on your Pat Malone! Many of you have recently brought on your first staff members, and I hear you. YOU. ARE. STRESSED. Building a team can be a truly exciting and rewarding time in any business, but it often comes with traumatic growth on the part of the business owner. This isn't because you're a bad leader or a bad business owner … You're a great “technician” (skilled clinician, in the case of most of my clients), with no training on how to recruit and retain staff or how to build a great team culture. You're so great at what you do, that you've built a wonderful reputation and are now swamped with work. That's why you've recruited staff to help out. Trouble is, you can't sustain your usual work load AND manage your team. Something's gotta give! And that triggers fear. Big time. Clients mean dollars. Fewer clients means fewer dollars. How will you afford to reduce your client load so you can support your team? What if I told you that most of my business coaching clients move from this state of fear and end up in a place where they not only see fewer clients themselves, but their practices generate MORE revenue to support business sustainability? What if I also told you that a mark of a successful business is when the business owner is paid a salary but is not the primary source of revenue? These are things we're not taught how to do at uni. I remember my early days of practice ownership, bumbling about in the dark, figuring it all out by trial and error (or more accurately, error and error!). I've gone from traumatic growth to consolidated stability to strategic growth over the years. It's no accident that my clinic's team culture was recognised as a finalist in the Allied Health Awards last year. Or that we've been awarded contracts worth over a million dollars. Team culture, team stability, and team ambassadors all feed into business success and reduce burnout risk for you and your team … And it's all achievable, without having to resort to dark magic! I'm running some training on exactly these concepts … And here's where you can find out all about it: https://bit.ly/NurtureCourseInfo Remember, we all learn how to do this, hopefully you'll avoid some of the mistakes I made early on! Much love, Tess x

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My good friend Pat Malone makes his second appearance on the Get the Knaak podcast as we discuss all things baseball, our time in the military, and so much more.

This week on The Ball and All Podcast we welcome Rhian Slapp and Dylan Steele from The Boaty Boys.   What started with one man training on his 'Pat Malone' down at the Boat Channel has morphed into a quasi Mens Health & Exercise group that is doing great things for blokes of all ages within the Lennox Head community.   Tune in this week to hear how it all began, the shenanigans that went down on the annual trip away and how you to can replicate something similar within your own local community.  To find out more, visit their Instagram Page https://www.instagram.com/theboatyboys/ and to get involved you will find them every Tuesday & Thursday morning 5.30 to 6.30am at the Boat Channel - Bring a kettlebell, goggles/towel and a bloody good vibe.As always we would like to thank the people who support us:Yulli's Brews - Huge welcome this week to Simon and the team from Yulli's Brews.  If you haven't yet met Amanda, Jed, Hans Gropo, or even the big Seabass - we'll make sure that over the next few months we introduce you all.  The team at Yulli's Brew know their beer and food in equal measure and they also know how to have a bloody good time combining the pair.  If you want to get your hands on one of the beers we've mentioned above or perhaps another tipple tickles your fancy, be sure to visit  https://www.yullisbrews.com.au/The Station Grocer Lennox Head - Your 'one stop shop' for all things fuel, food, coffee and Ball & All Merchandise in Lennox Head and the Northern Rivers.  Get down and see Matty, Joel, Brucey and the team and who knows, if Woody has his way they may be selling small reptiles, blue bottles and Army tanks very very soon.  https://thestationgrocer.com.au/Lennox Pizza and Pasta - The best pizza this side of Naples and a huge supporter of the podcast - call in and see Mez and the team when next in Lennox Head or get online and check them out at https://lennoxheadpizzaandpasta.com.au/Elders Lennox Head & Bangalow - with the real estate market really struggling in small map dot locations like Lennox Head and Bangalow, Elders thought it was time they got their name out there on the world stage - that is why they market themselves on the internet at https://www.elderslennoxhead.com.au/. https://bangalow.eldersrealestate.com.au/

The episode begins with a discussion of how Pat went from graduating Yale Law School to becoming one of the nation's leading medical malpractice plaintiff's trial lawyers.  Pat talks about how he started as a newspaper reporter covering malpractice trials, and was drawn to this field even  before attending law school.  Pat talks about what drew him to medical malpractice cases, why these cases  are hard for plaintiffs to win and strategies he has used for success, including lessons he has applied from his groundbreaking work co-authored with Rick Friedman, Rules of the Road. (https://www.trialguides.com/products/rules-of-the-road-trade).   Pat later adapted  the "rules" approach to medical malpractice cases in his book, Winning Medical Malpractice Cases with the Rules of the Road Technique  (https://www.trialguides.com/products/winning-medical-malpractice-cases ).Pat discusses how his own personal journey raising an autistic son brought him face to face with the medical establishment and helped him to  develop his own sense of empathy--a trait which has helped him relate to clients with similar struggles.  Pat discussed his latest book, The Fearless Cross Examiner (https://www.trialguides.com/products/the-fearless-cross-examiner).  He explains why some of the commonly-taught techniques for cross examination are wrong and how he has developed some better approaches.  He explores both the technical and human aspects of cross examination.About Patrick MalonePatrick Malone is a son of the Midwest. He grew up in an Irish Catholic family in Wichita, Kansas, the oldest of seven children. After graduating summa cum laude from the University of Kansas, he worked as a reporter for United Press International in Kansas City, then won a prestigious journalism fellowship at the University of Michigan, where he studied public health issues and wrote freelance articles for the Washington Post. Malone then worked as a medical writer and investigative reporter for the Miami Herald, where he won a number of awards, including a finalist designation for the Pulitzer Prize for a series co-authored on “dangerous doctors.”After he was accepted at Yale Law School, Malone and his wife Vicki sold their home in Miami and moved to a rental apartment in New Haven, Connecticut with their infant son. They had one more son while at Yale and a third after moving to the Washington area. At Yale, Malone won several student awards, including best “moot court” argument. He worked for a year after graduating for a prominent federal judge, U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell in Washington, D.C. In 1985, Patrick Malone began his career as an attorney representing seriously injured people.For more, visit https://www.patrickmalonelaw.com/  About ElawvateThe Elawvate Podcast – Where Trial Lawyers Learn, Share, and Grow is where the practice of trial law meets personal growth. To succeed as a trial lawyer and build a successful law firm requires practice skills, strategic thinking and some amount of business and entrepreneurial savvy. Elawvate is a place to learn and share skills and strategies for success.But it is also a place to dig deeper and achieve personal growth.Those who succeed as trial lawyers at the highest levels cultivate character, principle, integrity, leadership, courage, compassion and perseverance.  We learn and draw inspiration from those who have achieved this success.For more about Elawvate, visit our website at www.elawvate.fm.  You can also  join our Facebook Group at Elawvate | FacebookFor more information or to contact the hosts, see:(Rahul Ravipudi (psblaw.com) (Ben Gideon | Gideon Asen LLC) 

Today on the show, we have Pat Malone! Pat Malone shares his tennis story, current happenings in Arkansas, and what he likes to do when he is off court. Pat is originally from Jonesboro, Arkansas and he is the USPTA Arkansas President, the Executive Director for NEATA, and the Director for NEA Tennis, LLC. He is a USPTA pro and has prior experience coaching and playing college tennis. He is also a veteran of USMC and Desert Storm. NEATA Website: https://www.neatennis.com/ Music provided by Bensound.com

Natty is on his Pat Malone and gives the first TLT of 2021 a good Rub Down and throws out some waiver and free agent plays. Enjoy your Rub!

We are off to Moonee Valley Race Club, well 500 of the owners are. No, they're not. Ok, we will have a BBQ with some mates. No, you won't. Fine I will watch it live on TV on my Pat Malone. Well yes – if it's not a wash out! What we can do is listen to the Professor, pick the winners then win the quaddie. Deep Blue (The professor's tipping program) is all over the weight-for-age Cox Plate and you also gets a chance to bet for free on the original Tipstars website, http://www.tipstars.com.au/ (www.tipstars.com.au) Pig the postie is delivering winners rain, hail or shine. Which is what the weather is predicted for the weekend!

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Randy Hales is back with the 80th Episode of Memphis Memories Podcast and, as always, he tries to educate you and entertain you with Memphis Wrestling Memories.  Our guest is the grandson of Christine Jarrett, Brennon Martin.  He is the author of a book that is a tribute to his Grandmother, called Teeny Professional Wrestling's Grand Dame.  Hear stories on Christine Jarrett Living a Real Life Rags to Riches Story, stories about Nick Gulas, Roy Welch, Pat Malone, Jerry Jarrett, Koko Ware, Jerry Jarrett, Jeff Jarrett. Eddie Marlin, Vince McMahon and the Death of Kay Fabe and much more.  Fantastic show loaded with Memphis Wrestling History.  

Each week we go around East Clare to find out what's happening. This week host Jim Collins is joined by Betty O’Halloran from Bodyke talking about recent and upcoming events including the recent passing of Pat Malone and the shop closing in the village. Parents association have an upcoming 5-10k walk and run on the 9th of February as well as news on the proposed Bodyke Development plan. Around the Parishes is sponsored by Tom Collins engineering Scariff 

Pies is out and about getting the big guests so The Producer is on his Pat Malone with Big Zacko joining him via telephone hook up. Short and sweet show this week. The boys whip around the grounds to catch up on BBL, Soccer, Rugby and NRL Trials. Then Pies is on location with Glebe Dirty Reds President Darren Flynn to discuss the upcoming Return to Wentworth Park Festival of Footy. Get out to Wenty Park this Sunday to check out some great Rugby League and see the Dirty Reds, Norths, Sydney University and Newtown jerseys all in the same place, possibly for the first time in 90 years! 0:00:00 - Cricket 0:16:00 - Soccer 0:27:00 - Rugby 0:29:00 - NRL 0:31:00 - Glebe Dirty Reds Part of the No Phony Podcast Network nophonynetwork.com Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @brendansmith05 Josh - @PiesJosh Zac - @BigZacko Mendy - @BigMendy180 No Phony Network - @phonyno Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/

Igniting courage podcast is the place you go for a boost of courage, either to make a huge leap in life, or to just get through the day! Listen to my friends, who are each regular old people (but also unbelievable badasses) share what courage means to them, how they developed it, and how it plays into their lives every single day. Be inspired in their, and then your own every day courage. Then go transform your life. In this interview with 19 year veteran of the Chicago FD Pat Malone, we discuss courage, and Pat gives some unexpected answers to what is most scary in his life. Enjoy!

Glory Days sports bar in Alexandria wouldn't put the Mystics game on the TVs on Sunday when Natasha Clouds' family (a guard on the team) asked them to change one of the 40 TVs over to the WNBA. She got wind of it and blew up their spot on Twitter. We talked to Pat Malone, an ambassador for the bar who said they are not only super sorry, but they're actually throwing a huge pregame Rally tonight for the team. Listen to his interview.   

It’s time for a brand new episode of “Shootin’ The Shiznit!” Brian Tramel is joined by Brennon Martin for Episode 145. Martin, the author of “Teeny: Professional Wrestling's Grand Dame”, & BT talk about the family tree, running shows all over the Memphis area, Pat Malone & Roy Welch, Andy Kaufman, the book’s cover, Jerry Jarrett as a wrestler, a shoot on live TV, Steve Austin, and much more. A fun 41 minutes! All the archive episodes are at stspod.club. Sponsored by @Cloud9VaporOx!

Pat Malone on promoting Washington DC at MLB Expansion meeting - "I just took my whole script and I chucked it . . . I gave my pitch from a passionate fan's point of view of why Washington should have baseball back in DC. When the meeting was over, George Steinbrenner, he comes up to me and says, 'Pat, I got to tell you something. When you took that script and you whipped it in the trash, I looked around the table, and everybody is now watching what you were saying and they were listening to what you were saying.'" Pat Malone, Mr. Baseball, Washington DC A Ockershausen: This is Andy Ockershausen and this is Our Town. We have a special guest today that I attribute the idea, and you can live with it, audience, or not. This man is more responsible than anybody I know to bring baseball back to Washington. When I first met this young man, he was a Sergeant in the United States Air Force. I said, "He ought to be defending us instead of promoting baseball," but there he was. That's Pat Malone. Pat, welcome to Our Town. The Early Years Pat Malone: Andy, thank you so much. I want to tell you something. I'm just overjoyed to be here, really, because this is a part of Our Town which you and I both as Washingtonians- you're a fourth-generation Washingtonian. I'm a second-generation Washingtonian. This is just beautiful. I'm really happy to be here with you. A Ockershausen: Pat, it's about Our Town and you're such a big part of Our Town and I know that. I'll get back to that Air Force uniform first and last. Pat, you're from Punta Gorda, Florida? Pat Malone: Well, I'm from here. I was born at Georgetown University Hospital, so I'm a second-generation Washingtonian. A Ockershausen: What were you doing in Florida? Pat Malone: Dad said you couldn't play golf in the winter, so we moved to Florida. A Ockershausen: Was he a government employee at the time? Pat Malone: No, Dad was a golf pro. A Ockershausen: I didn't know that. Pat Malone: Yeah, sure. He was up at Burning Tree with Max Elbin. He was at Norbeck with Henry Girardi. A Ockershausen: He had all the good clubs then. Pat Malone: Absolutely. Yeah, yeah. A Ockershausen: I used to play a lot at clubs and never, like Nat Allbright. You remember Nat of course? Pat Malone: Yeah, sure. A Ockershausen: Your dad went to Florida and you went with him and you were born in Florida? Pat Malone: No, I was born in DC. A Ockershausen: And moved to Punta Gorda. Pat Malone: Yup. I actually ... A Ockershausen: Went to high school in Sarasota. Pat Malone: Sarasota and in Punta Gorda, yup. A Ockershausen: You graduated and you said ... Why did you come back? Your dad came back to Washington? Pat Malone: No. Actually what happened was I had a graduation present. It was either a 1970 Chevy Impala, a convertible cherried-out, or a one-way ticket back to Washington DC. I looked up and I saw that one-way ticket. I wanted to come home. A Ockershausen: You got back to Our Town. Pat Malone: I came back to Our Town. A Ockershausen: Thank God for that. I'm sort of a, what do you call it? A weirdo. I never left Our Town. Every place I've ever been, I always thought Washington was a lot better than any place I could be. Pat Malone: I'll tell you, Andy, it's when you leave Our Town you really appreciate Our Town. A Ockershausen: You know it and I know it, Pat. Then you went to school at American University. Pat Malone: Yup. Went to AU. Go Eagles. A Ockershausen: You're a marketing manager. It got you in the Air Force. Military Service - United States Air Force Pat Malone: I joined the Air Force. I was actually at Greendale Golf Course in Fairfax County, in the Alexandria part of Fairfax County. I joined the Air Force in 1978 and retired in 1998. A Ockershausen: You got 20 years. Pat Malone: 20 years. Yup. A Ockershausen: You enlisted. Pat Malone: I enlisted.

Episode 5 of the first season of the Get the Knaak podcast - I chat with old military buddy Pat Malone.

Wednesday, April 24, 6pm EDT: The Advanced Energy Conference will be at the Jacob Javitz Center in NYC on April 30-May 1. Today's Advanced Energy Roundtable with feature the following guests:David Winchester of Clean-Tech Rocks and Pat Malone. David Winchester is the founder and Chief Learning Officer of CleanTech Rocks, a company with the mission to stimulate the development and success of clean-tech companies and professionals.  CleanTech Rocks focuses on developing innovative business and learning programs across all sectors of clean technology to provide companies and individuals with a competitive advantage. David has developed and directed the CleanTech Quickstart program to rapidly transition experienced “professionals in transition”, entrepreneurs, students and executives into the CleanTech sector. Pat is the Executive Director of The Center for Corporate Education and Training and the Advanced Energy Institute in the Office of the Vice President for Economic Development at Stony Brook University.  Pat launched the Advanced Energy Training Institute as a resource for offering recognized credentials in a greening economy. Under her direction the institute was a core research partner in the federally funded green jobs study which assessed emerging, existing and transforming jobs in the clean-tech sector. Go to http://www.aertc.org for more information. You can Listen on-line at www.abetterworld.tv Or listen by phone! 602 753-1860 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abwmitchellrabin/support

PointClickFish.com  welcomes Pat Malone from the HT Professional Redfish Series. Pat will discuss with us the secret to his succuss with his HT Professional Redfish Series and what plans he and his team have for the future!  Pat says this tournament has been a passion of his for the past 7 years and HT stands for Head Turners. They strive to do more than just host tournaments they endeavor to bring Head Turning EVENTS to customers, their friends and families, sponsors and to the fans.  

After a chat with Pat Malone, Dex gets some new ideas.

This edition features stories on U.S. Army Soldiers securing Afghanistan during Operation Rock Penetrator to find weapons caches, locating two armed insurgents and investigating suspected bomb makers. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Pat Malone.