Podcasts about penn state hockey

Art Rooney II said the Steelers feel good about Aaron Rodgers and Rodgers signing. Ben Roethlisberger has his own thoughts on signing Aaron Rodgers on his podcast. Penn State men's hockey forward and Pittsburgh native Matt DiMarsico joined the show. DiMarsico is from Wexford, played for Pens Elite, and scored the game-winning goal to send Penn State hockey to its first Frozen Four.

Penn State men's hockey forward and Pittsburgh native Matt DiMarsico joined the show. DiMarsico is from Wexford, played for Pens Elite, and scored the game-winning goal to send Penn State hockey to its first Frozen Four. DiMarsico shares what it was like scoring the game winner, his dream of playing at Penn State, and playing at the Regional in Allentown.

Send JD a text message and be heard!HEAD. PLANTED!!! @abreg_1 face plant.  @d__brown15 & @charles_brown_lll what's up with @redsox @rafael.devers 0-19 and 15 #strikeouts conspiracy theorists saying he's doing it on purpose.  @mets won last night & need @companyadjace @kevdu_theman going to @yankeestadium after @yankees put up 20 Saturday with him in attendance.  Host @dbacks tonight.  @robparker1980 @anthonyyacc @thomaswdonovan @call_me_tca_prez @doctor_midnite & @nyquil_inthe_flesh talked @nyrangers @gabeperreault44 finally joining the team & @nikkischwartz_ and I @keenssteakhouse then @thegarden get the W!  Tommy love @capitals newest addition @ryan.leno_4 drinking beers with @aleksandrovechkinofficial last night.  OVI 5 from passing @waynegretzky @nhlbruins tonight. @mets @polarpete20 #homerun and 4 RBI's plus three other solo shots.  Get another W tonight vs @marlins with @kodai_senga_ vs @sandyalcantaramph on the hill in a great #mlbpitching matchup.  @braves sign @profarjurickson suspended 80 games with no pay for PED's and was he taking anything with @padres last year? Look at the stats get back to me.  @nyknicks @sixers & @zionwilliamson #nbaseason done after 30 games.  #nfl #tushpush @brandonfurtado2 agree other teams need to stop complaining. One coach said stop them & kickoffs not returned ball comes out to 35.   Let's make it a the 50.  Working on technology for ball placement.  That to me needs to happen.  Both teams getting the ball in OT it's still only 10 minutes.   #sportstrivia at the finish.  Do you say “We” when talking about your sports team?   You don't play on the team.  Why say it?All sports. One podcast. (even hockey) PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST

In their return to the Bryce Jordan Center last night, Penn State basketball got a massive win with a 90-86 victory over Iowa. Reporter Dave Eckert joins the BWI Daily Edition to give his thoughts on the game. Host Thomas Frank Carr starts Eckert at the end of the game where Iowa, down for most of the game, forced overtime. How unusual was the play that extended the contest to two overtimes? Eckert details what happened in the final minutes of a game that Penn State controlled for most of the evening. After that, they discuss the overtime period and how the game-tying tip-in from Keegan Murray affected Penn State in the extra minutes. Finally, Eckert details the key players in overtime and how head coach Micah Shrewsberry navigated had his team respond. From there, they work back to regulation and discuss just how rare the performance from big men John Harrar and Greg Lee was. Both were outstanding on the night to a level that, according to Eckert, Penn State hasn't seen in quite some time. However, they had to do the bulk of the work to get Penn State in position to close the game out in the final minutes becuase one key element was missing from the Nittany Lions attack. Eckert details what that was and how it led to a slum in the middle minutes of the game. After wrapping up their discussion about last night, they move on to Penn State's upcoming game against Wisconsin this weekend. Eckert previews what waits ahead of the Nittany Lions in Madison and how the game might unfold. From there, they move on to discuss Penn State Hockey. The team has struggled this season, and Eckert gives his thoughts about what has been going on for head coach Guy Gadowski's squad. Why has the team played better as of late? Why hasn't it translated into wins? Finally, they break that down and forecast the team's postseason chances. Lastly, they discuss the Senior Bowl. In Mobile, practice started earlier this week for several former Penn State players who hope to improve their stock in the 2022 NFL Draft. T-Frank and Eckert discuss Jesse Luketa's change in weight, Arnold Ebiketie's insane measurements, and Jahan Dotson's absence from the event. #PennState #NittanyLions JOIN Blue White Illustrated: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/join/?plan=annual SUBSCRIBE to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube and enable alerts - new highlights and videos uploaded regularly: https://www.youtube.com/c/bluewhiteillustratedvideo?sub_confirmation Bookmark our homepage: https://www.on3.com/teams/penn-state-nittany-lions/ Subscribe to BWI Magazine and Newsletters: http://bluewhiteonline.com Download our podcasts: https://bluewhiteillustrated.podbean.com/ Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BlueWhiteIllustrated/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/PennStateOn3 Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andrew Sturtz, former Penn State hockey player and Right-Wing for the Maine Mariners in the ECHL, talks about his rise through the league and his thoughts on his future in the NHL. To listen more, please go to: http://podcast.retiredfromsports.com/paid-podcast/You can also find more Richard Listens content on Instagram (@RichardListens), Facebook (@Richard Listens), and RichardListens.com. Support the show (http://patreon.com/Richardlistens)Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/richardlistens/donations

Sneak Peek into RichardListens & Making the Jump Lorenda Philips present Episode 11 with former Penn State hockey player Andrew Sturtz on Transitioning to Your Post Career SelfThe Release Date of the Show is Monday, December 20th. Listen in for more amazing nuggets from former Penn State hockey player Andrew SturtzYou can also find more Richard Listens content on Instagram (@RichardListens), Facebook (@Richard Listens), and RichardListens.com. Support the show (http://patreon.com/Richardlistens)Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/richardlistens/donations

In the third edition of A Sports Student Interview, I chat with Penn State Hockey and Baseball Play-by-Play Announcer, Brian Tripp! Brian has over 10 years of experience being a play-by-play announcer and has even served as a national radio play-by-play voice for the Frozen Four! In this podcast, Brian will share how he got into the sports media industry and also provide some valuable advice on what makes a proficient play-by-play broadcaster! Instagram: @w.epps_23

Is college hockey coming to save Atlanta hockey? Or is college hockey going somewhere else? Key Players: Illinois-Chicago Hockey, Long Island University Hockey, Arizona State Hockey, Spelman College, Southern Illinois Football, Kent State Hockey, Nashville Predators, Hampton University, Morehouse College, Penn State Hockey, Tennessee-Chattanooga, East Tennessee State University, Southern University, Howard University, Saskatoon, University of Tennessee, Maryland-Eastern Shore, Middle Tennessee State University, Vanderbilt University, Belmont University, Alabama A&M, Missouri State Football, Florida A&M, Weber State Football, Nashville, Tennessee Titans, North Dakota Football, Long Island

Blue White Illustrated's resident jack of all trades David Eckert visits the show to talk about the present and future for Penn State's men's basketball and ice hockey teams, two programs that, each in their own way, struggled through tough years after helplessly watching historic seasons get cut short by the pandemic in 2020. Is new head coaching hire Micah Shrewsberry the leader to finally break PSU's cycle of futility in hoops? Can Guy Gadowsky build on a rocky rebuilding year and keep his young hockey team on an upward trajectory? Can Kevin win Mailman's March Madness survivor pool? Possible answers to at least some of these questions await. HOSTED BY: Brandon Noble, Mike Herr, Kevin Horne, Chris BuchignaniGUEST: David EckertSupport Our Great Sponsors:Sign up for a free 30-day trial of Audible: audibletrial.com/ObligatoryPSUForward your registration email to obligatorypsu@gmail.com & be entered to win a signed Adrian Amos mini helmet!Happy Valley Adventure Bureau: HappyValley.comCentral PA Tasting Trail: CentralPATastingTrail.com

Hour 2 – Guests: ESPN College Basketball Analyst Fran Fraschilla, he says seven teams can win the Big 12 Tourney and its crazy to think one of those teams will have to play a play-in game, Big Ten play, and more; Penn State Men’s Ice Hockey Radio Play-By-Play man Brian Tripp, on the team finally back on the ice from COVID, what the postsason looks like and more.

Hour 2 – Guests: ESPN College Basketball Analyst Fran Fraschilla, he says seven teams can win the Big 12 Tourney and its crazy to think one of those teams will have to play a play-in game, Big Ten play, and more; Penn State Men’s Ice Hockey Radio Play-By-Play man Brian Tripp, on the team finally back on the ice from COVID, what the postsason looks like and more.

After dropping its first five games, Penn State has won three in a row, including a pair of overtime games last weekend against Arizona State.Nittany Lions head coach Guy Gadowsky joins hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly) and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) to talk about his young team, COVID-19 adjustments, rule changes this season, and playing in an empty Pegula Ice Arena.

This week, Penn State men's hockey radio play-by-play announcer Brian Tripp joins the show to discuss his path, his career, and Penn State hockey. Darian and Steve discuss wearing jerseys, Penn State's 4th straight loss, and also, Steve's fire alarm goes off. Like us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @StuffSomersSays and @SteveSampsell

Roar Lions Radio: The Puck Podcast is finally back. After along hiatus, Nick and Doug are back to break down the 2020 Penn State team as the regular-season opener at Minnesota fast-approaches. The guys break down who needs to step up among the forwards, defensemen, and goalies after the team lost a ton of starters from a season ago. They also talk about expectations for this young team, what they expected during Phase I of the schedule, and what success looks like for this team in 2020.

On episode 16 of The Latke Room, your favorite jews go over some Jewish slang words. Then Sara Civian, a Carolina Hurricanes Writer for The Athletic joins the podcast (10:31) to talk about her experience working in hockey as well as some of her fun Penn State memories.

In this episode, I'm joined by Fred Pletsch as we chat with Penn State Hockey Coach Guy Gadowsky who was hired to help start the Nittany Lions program 9 years ago. We chat with Gadowsky about his hockey roots in his hometown of Edmonton, Alberta, he grew up as the Oilers glory years with Wayne Gretzky were starting, we also discuss his path to playing in the WCHA at Colorado College, his playing career after college, which included some time in minor league hockey and playing pro roller hockey, We also discussed Gadowsky's coaching path and his rise through the coaching ranks, which started in roller hockey and eventually led him to his first college hockey job as the head coach at Alaska-Fairbanks. It was in his tenure at UAF, that Gadowsky had a very meaningful conversation with the late, great Ron Mason, the head coach of Michigan State at the time, a conversation that has stuck with Gadowsky to this day. We also talked about his time as the head coach at Princeton, a program he helped turn around in his tenure, and his hiring at Penn State in 2011, since then he's led the Nittany Lions to a pair of NCAA tourney berths. We also chatted with Gadowsky about a very special hockey stick he wanted as a kid for Christmas, great conversation all the way around!

Earlier this month, the Blackhawks announced the signing of 2017 3rd round pick, Penn State's Evan Barratt. Jay Zawaski talks to the voice of the Nittany Lions, Brian Tripp to get a scouting report on the Blackhawks top forward prospect. All that and more on Locked On Blackhawks. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.All music by Greg Henkin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Earlier this month, the Blackhawks announced the signing of 2017 3rd round pick, Penn State's Evan Barratt. Jay Zawaski talks to the voice of the Nittany Lions, Brian Tripp to get a scouting report on the Blackhawks top forward prospect. All that and more on Locked On Blackhawks. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day. All music by Greg Henkin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It is March, which means it's tournament time for hockey and (soon) basketball. Penn State's men's hockey team got the weekend off but celebrated its first outright Big Ten regular season championship. Meanwhile, the men's basketball team had another tough game as their own Big Ten tournament outlook has taken a slight change for the worse as the Michigan State Spartans come to Happy Valley. Also discussed in this episode, to get your March started: James Franklin's contract details were revealed, and how he compares to other coaches Penn State men's lacrosse scores in OT thriller in Philly against No. 6 Penn Penn State football loses a commitment, but don't hit any panic buttons Stay connected with the podcast by subscribing in your favorite podcast app. Also follow the podcast on Twitter, like the podcast on Facebook, and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Friday 1/17/20 Hour 1 – Topics: We preview the AFC and NFC Championship games. Guest: Brian Tripp, Penn State Hockey and Baseball Play-By-Play/BTN, on Penn State hockey’s big game with Michigan and more.

Friday 1/17/20 Hour 1 – Topics: We preview the AFC and NFC Championship games. Guest: Brian Tripp, Penn State Hockey and Baseball Play-By-Play/BTN, on Penn State hockey’s big game with Michigan and more.

Joe Battista is a former American ice hockey coach and sports executive. He is the author of “The Power of Pragmatic Passion - 7 Common Sense Principles for Achieving Personal and Professional Success.” From 2013 to 2015 he served as the Vice President of Hockey and Business Administration for the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League (NHL) after 26 years at Penn State University. Since 2016 he has been the owner of Pragmatic Passion LLC consulting focusing on Keynote and Motivational Speaking, Success Coaching, and Business Development. Battista graduated from Penn State University Smeal College of Business in 1983 with a degree in marketing. He has a total of 30 years coaching experience, with 512 wins and six ACHA national titles. Battista also coached Team USA in the 2003 World University Games. He is a member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association Hall of Fame, Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, Penn State Hockey Hall of Fame, and the Penn Hills Hall of Fame. Battista has also worked in a variety of sports marketing and management positions with the Pittsburgh Penguins and Culver Military Academy. After his coaching days at Penn State, Battista served as Executive Director of the Nittany Lion Club for the University from 2006-2009. He was awarded the Division of Development and Alumni Relations "Ridge Riley Lion's Pride Award". Later, he became Director of Major Gifts at Smeal College of Business. During his administrative time at Penn State, Battista was instrumental in securing the largest donation in the university's history, an $88 million gift from Terry & Kim Pegula for a new ice facility and to have Penn State Hockey become a Division I team. Battista, serving as Associate Athletic Director for Ice Arena and Hockey Operations, oversaw the building of the new double sheet Pegula Ice Arena and the development of the new Division I Men's and Women's programs. After his successful years at Penn State, he was hired by the Buffalo Sabres, which is owned by Terry & Kim Pegula to become Vice President of Hockey and Business Administration. After 2 years with the Sabres, he left to become a private sports and fundraising consultant. In 2016, Battista would become Executive Director and Chief Development Officer for the Lock Haven University Foundation. Battista left the Lock Haven University Foundation to focus on his own business, Pragmatic Passion, LLC as a Motivational Speaker and Private Consultant. He also serves as the Vice President of Business Development for the National Athletic and Professional Success Academy (NAPSA) https://www.napsacademy.org

Joe Battista is back for Round 2!Joe is the author of “The Power of Pragmatic Passion - 7 Common Sense Principles for Achieving Personal and Professional Success.” From 2013 to 2015 he served as the Vice President of Hockey and Business Administration for the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League (NHL) after 26 years at Penn State University. [1] He has a total of 30 years coaching experience, with 512 wins and six ACHA national titles.He is a member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association Hall of Fame, Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, Penn State Hockey Hall of Fame, and the Penn Hills Hall of Fame. During his administrative time at Penn State, Battista was instrumental in securing the largest donation in the university's history, an $88 million gift from Terry & Kim Pegula for a new ice facility and to have Penn State Hockey become a Division I team. After his successful years at Penn State, he was hired by the Buffalo Sabres, which is owned by Terry & Kim Pegula to become Vice President of Hockey and Business Administration. After 2 years with the Sabres, he left to become a private sports and fundraising consultant. Since 2016 he has been the owner of Pragmatic Passion LLC consulting focusing on Keynote and Motivational Speaking, Success Coaching, and Business Development.LLC as a Motivational Speaker and Private Consultant. [2] He also serves as the Vice President of Business Development for the National Athletic and Professional Success Academy (NAPSA) https://www.napsacademy.org.Shoutout to the sponsors of the podcast:DDP Yoga www.DDPYoga.comLHTA Wellness Center @ (814) 471-6871All music on this episode is from the amazing JAKE OVER. Find him on Facebook.Listen to the show on Spotify @ https://goo.gl/RPCjD6iTunes: https://goo.gl/3gMfeiStitcher: https://goo.gl/e4fFfqPippa: https://goo.gl/BYNdVwAlso find me on Google Play & iHeartRadio by searching ‘Rob Z Radio’You can call me directly @ (814) 799-0064Please give me a rating on iTunes. It would help the podcast tremendously.How can I make more $$$ for you and/or your business?Message me with "Fix My Social" on any of my platformsTwitter & Snapchat @RobZyoFacebook, Instagram & LinkedIn @RobZRadioYouTube @RobZShowwww.RobZRadio.comMy mission is to help businesses and individuals stand out through their social media networks. I like to describe it as taking a brick and mortar business and turning it into a personality that people can identify with. Giving businesses an identity. Call me (814) 799-0064More about DDP Yoga:Diamond Dallas Page originally developed DDP YOGA for athletes like himself who had suffered years of injuries due to high-impact sports. For the first 42 years of his life, Dallas was a guy who "wouldn't be caught dead" doing yoga, or anything like it.When he ruptured his L4 and L5 spinal discs during the height of his professional wrestling career, he was so desperate to keep his childhood dream alive, he was willing to try anything. So he tried yoga for the first time in his life.Because Dallas (DDP) had so much experience in many other areas of fitness, he quickly started mixing elements of yoga with his rehab and traditional calisthenics. For almost a decade, DDP has refined his program and has become a master at teaching it to others, as well as motivating individuals to believe that anything is possible with dedication and hard work.Along the way, Dallas learned that very deconditioned men and women could do DDP YOGA as well -- he was amazed to see stories of people doing DDP YOGA losing literally hundreds of pounds! As Dallas puts it, "weight loss just happens to be a really AWESOME side effect of DDP YOGA!"DDP Yoga combines the very best of yoga, old-school calisthenics, sports rehabilitation therapy and dynamic resistance to create one of the most effective fitness plans in existence today. It allows anyone to:Get a kick-ass cardio workoutIncrease flexibilityStrengthen core musclesExperience almost no joint impactWhat Makes DDPY Different Than Traditional Yoga and Other Fitness Programs?What separates DDP Yoga from all other kinds of yoga is not just that it is fronted by a celebrity, or that the program combines yoga positions and calisthenics with physical therapy principles, or even that it has an interactive app that lets its users do the workouts from anywhere, but that DDPY is something that anybody at any age or skill level can do. Unlike traditional yoga, DDP Yoga isn't just stretching, it's stretching and strengthening your muscles, ligaments, and tendons.DDP Yoga may have a strong celebrity following (e.g. Darius Rucker, Chris Jericho, A.J. Styles, Gabriel Iglesias), but the program is rooted in adaptability and “making it your own.” Finding the motivation to start doing DDPY is often the major hurdle for people, as it may entail trying things that were not originally part of their lifestyle. In addition to steadily completing the workouts, followers of DDPY are encouraged to reconsider their diets and overall attitude. When following all of these concepts, results are nearly guaranteed. Just ask military veteran Arthur Boorman , who previously walked with crutches and leg braces, or Jared Mollenkopf, who lost around 300 pounds in a little over a year. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The 1st Annual Between The Lions Award Show, dishing out the best ofs for the 2018/19 Football season. Mid season review for Penn State Hockey after splitting with Notre Dame which included a 9-1 victory for the Nittany Lions. Weekend tilt vs Princeton @ Wells Fargo before the winter break.

Joe Battista is the author of “The Power of Pragmatic Passion - 7 Common Sense Principles for Achieving Personal and Professional Success.” From 2013 to 2015 he served as the Vice President of Hockey and Business Administration for the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League (NHL) after 26 years at Penn State University. [1] He has a total of 30 years coaching experience, with 512 wins and six ACHA national titles. He is a member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association Hall of Fame, Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, Penn State Hockey Hall of Fame, and the Penn Hills Hall of Fame. During his administrative time at Penn State, Battista was instrumental in securing the largest donation in the university's history, an $88 million gift from Terry & Kim Pegula for a new ice facility and to have Penn State Hockey become a Division I team. After his successful years at Penn State, he was hired by the Buffalo Sabres, which is owned by Terry & Kim Pegula to become Vice President of Hockey and Business Administration. After 2 years with the Sabres, he left to become a private sports and fundraising consultant. Since 2016 he has been the owner of Pragmatic Passion LLC consulting focusing on Keynote and Motivational Speaking, Success Coaching, and Business Development.LLC as a Motivational Speaker and Private Consultant. [2] He also serves as the Vice President of Business Development for the National Athletic and Professional Success Academy (NAPSA) https://www.napsacademy.org.Shoutout to the sponsors of the podcast:DDP Yoga www.DDPYoga.comLHTA Wellness Center @ (814) 471-6871All music on this episode is from the amazing JAKE OVER. Find him on Facebook.Listen to the show on Spotify @ https://goo.gl/RPCjD6iTunes: https://goo.gl/3gMfeiStitcher: https://goo.gl/e4fFfqPippa: https://goo.gl/BYNdVwAlso find me on Google Play & iHeartRadio by searching ‘Rob Z Radio’You can call me directly @ (814) 799-0064Please give me a rating on iTunes. It would help the podcast tremendously.How can I make more $$$ for you and/or your business?Message me with "Fix My Social" on any of my platformsTwitter & Snapchat @RobZyoFacebook, Instagram & LinkedIn @RobZRadioYouTube @RobZShowwww.RobZRadio.comMy mission is to help businesses and individuals stand out through their social media networks. I like to describe it as taking a brick and mortar business and turning it into a personality that people can identify with. Giving businesses an identity. Call me (814) 799-0064More about DDP Yoga:Diamond Dallas Page originally developed DDP YOGA for athletes like himself who had suffered years of injuries due to high-impact sports. For the first 42 years of his life, Dallas was a guy who "wouldn't be caught dead" doing yoga, or anything like it.When he ruptured his L4 and L5 spinal discs during the height of his professional wrestling career, he was so desperate to keep his childhood dream alive, he was willing to try anything. So he tried yoga for the first time in his life.Because Dallas (DDP) had so much experience in many other areas of fitness, he quickly started mixing elements of yoga with his rehab and traditional calisthenics. For almost a decade, DDP has refined his program and has become a master at teaching it to others, as well as motivating individuals to believe that anything is possible with dedication and hard work.Along the way, Dallas learned that very deconditioned men and women could do DDP YOGA as well -- he was amazed to see stories of people doing DDP YOGA losing literally hundreds of pounds! As Dallas puts it, "weight loss just happens to be a really AWESOME side effect of DDP YOGA!"DDP Yoga combines the very best of yoga, old-school calisthenics, sports rehabilitation therapy and dynamic resistance to create one of the most effective fitness plans in existence today. It allows anyone to:Get a kick-ass cardio workoutIncrease flexibilityStrengthen core musclesExperience almost no joint impactWhat Makes DDPY Different Than Traditional Yoga and Other Fitness Programs?What separates DDP Yoga from all other kinds of yoga is not just that it is fronted by a celebrity, or that the program combines yoga positions and calisthenics with physical therapy principles, or even that it has an interactive app that lets its users do the workouts from anywhere, but that DDPY is something that anybody at any age or skill level can do. Unlike traditional yoga, DDP Yoga isn't just stretching, it's stretching and strengthening your muscles, ligaments, and tendons.DDP Yoga may have a strong celebrity following (e.g. Darius Rucker, Chris Jericho, A.J. Styles, Gabriel Iglesias), but the program is rooted in adaptability and “making it your own.” Finding the motivation to start doing DDPY is often the major hurdle for people, as it may entail trying things that were not originally part of their lifestyle. In addition to steadily completing the workouts, followers of DDPY are encouraged to reconsider their diets and overall attitude. When following all of these concepts, results are nearly guaranteed. Just ask military veteran Arthur Boorman , who previously walked with crutches and leg braces, or Jared Mollenkopf, who lost around 300 pounds in a little over a year. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode of the Dynamic Leaders podcast, we welcome former Penn State Hockey Coach and current author of Pragmatic Passion, Joe Battista. Topics include his journey into coaching (6:07), the transition of Penn State hockey to a Varsity program and his decision to leave and go work for the NHL's Buffalo Sabres (10:41), starting his own business (12:28), how he went about getting Penn State Hockey the support it needed to be a Varsity program (13:40), the fast rise of the hockey program to NCAA prominence during a challenging time for the University (21:20), why he (accidentally) got into coaching and stayed in the profession (28:21), coaching influencers  and how he applied those learned principles to his work (36:17), how coaches and administrators can better learn from other coaches and administrators and why keeping a growth mindset is so important (42:56), values that have shaped him the most and having the courage to do the right things and what you want to do most (49:44), and finally, a sneak peak into Pragmatic Passion and what people can learn from the book (58:21). ***Put in Passion5 for $5 off the book!*** Get in touch with Joe: www.pragmaticpassion.com joe@pragmaticpassion.com ------- At Talent 409, we help athletes discover their talent altitude through workshops and seminars while increasing their opportunities for success on and off the field.  Talent altitude is the idea that player development is more than just physical. Learning traits and qualities related to leadership development will help you in competition on the field and also prepare you for life after sports. In addition to student-athletes, we work with coaches and administrators at the high school and collegiate level to enhance their education on how they can positively impact the performance of their teams and programs. Contact us today to see how we're helping today's team leaders become the community leaders of tomorrow.  talent409.com Facebook & Instagram: @talent409 Email: colin@talent409.com ------- Sweat with Stodds HIIT the Gym is one month of 6 workouts per week: 3 HIIT workouts and 3 strength workouts, designed to help you build strength and sculpt your body. The program comes as a downloadable PDF with supplemental videos that demo each move, so you don't have to be an expert to do it! Go to sweatwithstodds.com, click on HIIT the Gym and enter the promo code CCP to get the program for only $30. What can you do with $30 and 30 days? ------- Taylar Digital is a virtual design company that helps solopreneurs get established online with a cohesive image so they can feel more confident in their business. Taylar Digital offers branding, social media design, and Squarespace website design. Go to taylardigital.com to set up your free consultation.

Penn State takes home the NIT Championship for the second time in school history in front of a pro PSU crowd at Madisen Sqaure Garden.  The Nittany Lions will try and parlay their postseason sucess into a NCAA Tourney appearance next year.  That could hinge on the Tony Carr's decision to go pro; Will he go?  Year in review for Penn State Hockey.  Tommy Stevens is coming back!

Guests: Brian Tripp (Penn State Men’s Ice Hockey play-by-play announcer), Amy Dash (CBS Sports Legal Analyst and Host of the Straight Aim Podcast) and Dana O’Neil (College Basketball Senior Writer, The Athletic).

Topics: Bucknell’s Zach Thomas named Patriot League Player of the Year, Penn State hoops wrapped up their regular season with a loss at Nebraska, the NCAA hoops FBI probe and Steve shares a wonderful story on what sports is all about. Guest: Brian Tripp (Penn State’s men’s hockey play-by-play announcer).

Will Penn State lose another coordinator? Brent Pry reportdely the lead candidate for the Louisiana-Lafayette head coach position.  Preview of the football early signing period on Dec 20 and who could be added to the Penn State recruiting class. Penn State Hockey heating up with an 8 game unbeaten streak. Mike Watkins, the real deal!

PSU wrestling retains team title and crowns 5 individual champions; PSU men's hockey wins first conference tournament.  Guest: Matt Leon (KYW/Philadelphia).

JPP signs for $40 million guaranteed with Giants, Geno Smith coming too. Isaiah Thomas was hurt and couldn't play tonight vs Nets. Gabe wasn't happy. Yanks had first no-hitter in Grapefruit league since 1983.