Podcast appearances and mentions of pete frates

WBZ's Jordan Rich says in December, folks plunged for Pete Frates to find a cure for ALS.Get all the news you need by listening to WBZ NewsRadio 1030 on the free #iHeartRadio app! Or ask Alexa to play WBZ NewsRadio on #iHeartRadio.

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Von Bill Gates bis zu Helene Fischer, einfach alle haben mitgemacht: Vor genau zehn Jahren ist eine der größten Internet-Challenges viral gegangen - die “Ice-Bucket-Challenge”. Was dabei manchmal untergegangen ist, ist, dass es bei der Aktion eigentlich um eine gute Sache gegangen ist. Aber konnte die riesige Ice-Bucket-Challenge irgendetwas Positives bewirken? Und wie ist das generell mit Online-Aktivismus? Hier kann man genau nachlesen, was man darüber weiß, wie die ALS-Challenge entstanden ist: https://slate.com/technology/2014/08/who-invented-the-ice-bucket-challenge-a-slate-investigation.html Ein Nachruf auf Pete Frates: https://www.npr.org/2019/12/09/786423846/pete-frates-a-driving-force-behind-the-viral-ice-bucket-challenge-dies-at-34 Wie der Grünen-Politiker Cem Özdemir durch die Ice-Bucket-Challenge Probleme gekriegt hat: https://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/hanf-pflanze-im-video-staatsanwaltschaft-ermittelt-gegen-oezdemir-a-1013543.html Die Geschichte, wie in den USA ein Verbrecher durch die Challenge erwischt worden ist, gibt es hier: https://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/web/ice-bucket-challenge-fluechtiger-gewalttaeter-gefasst-durch-video-a-988092.html Wer mehr über die Nervenkrankheit ALS erfahren möchte, kann das hier tun: https://www.dzne.de/aktuelles/hintergrund/amyotrophe-lateralsklerose-als/ . Die ALS-Association schätzt den Erfolg der Ice-Bucket-Challenge als sehr hoch ein: https://www.als.org/stories-news/ice-bucket-challenge-dramatically-accelerated-fight-against-als Hier kann man nachlesen, wie ein Angehöriger eines ALS-Erkrankten die Ice-Bucket-Challenge damals bewertet hat: https://time.com/3107510/ice-bucket-challenge-als-we-need-to-do-better/ Die Spendensumme, die sie ALS-Association durch die Ice-Bucket-Challenge gesammelt hat: http://web.alsa.org/site/DocServer/Vision_Winter_2015.pdf?docID=122341&_ga=2.43202924.855738741.1567482896-1424647728.1558037434 Und das sind die Clips der Folge: Kermit der Frosch macht die Ice-Bucket-Challenge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmax3yEZX58 Helene Fischer macht die Ice-Bucket-Challenge: https://www.facebook.com/Helenefischerfansdanmark/videos/helene-fischer-ice-bucket-challenge/356413232520244/ George W. Bush macht die Ice-Bucket-Challenge: https://www.facebook.com/georgewbush/videos/770491572993237/ Die Rede von Pete Frates, einem der Ice-Bucket-Initiatoren: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHdVDZMEhi4&t=195s Donald Trump macht die Ice-Bucket-Challenge: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/B1H00iVHKnQ Baseballer und ALS_Erkrankter Lou Gehrig verabschiedet sich 1939 von der Öffentlichkeit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNLKPaThYkE Stephen Hawking nimmt indirekt an der Ice-Bucket-Challenge teil: https://time.com/3206976/als-ice-bucket-challenge-stephen-hawking-video/ Grünen-Politiker Cem Özdemir macht die Ice-Bucket-Challenge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REOA3xXR8tI Host: Magdalena Pulz & Dennis Kogel Redaktion: Tatjana Thamerus Executive Producer: Michael Bartlewski Produktion: Christoph Brandner und Joé Fleischhauer Für Podimo: Executive Producer: Juliane Rinne Marketing: Majbritt Doege Cover Gestaltung: Tim Schöll Browser History ist ein Podcast von Podimo, produziert von Kugel & Niere.

(0:00) Mike Pitts who is in charge of the Pete Frates foundation joins the show to talk about the 10th anniversary of the ice bucket challenge and the awareness Pete and the foundation have brought to this horrible disease.  (16:10) Joe reacts to Greg Cosell's comments on Drake Maye and why he doesn't believe there is any bust factor in Drake Maye's game.   

(00:00) CEDRIC MAXWELL is part of the Celtics Radio Network on 98.5 The Sports Hub and joins Toucher & Hardy to talk some hoops (17:46) It's time for what might be the show's most popular segment. Some would even say it's the most popular on the entire station. It's time for The Email Bit! (35:19) THE STACK: It's time to dive into all the stories we didn't cover during today's show. Plus, Michael Pitt from the Pete Frate Family Foundation joins Toucher & Hardy. CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & HARDY: linktr.ee/ToucherandHardy For the latest updates, visit the show page on 985thesportshub.com. Follow 98.5 The Sports Hub on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Watch the show every morning on YouTube, and subscribe to stay up-to-date with all the best moments from Boston's home for sports!

It's been 10 years since the Ice Bucket Challenge changed the landscape of nonprofit social media fundraising forever.In today's episode host Swim Karim takes a look back at the viral sensation, why the founders Pat Quinn and Pete Frates and the ALS campaign deserve to be in the nonprofit hall of fame despite some of the controversies.Plus, we revisit a topic from the previous episodes about the false belief that for-profit organizations can use checkout donations to reduce their tax hit.And in today's Nonprofit Horror Story segment we read a story from an Insider living in Washington D.C. that was talking major shit during a nonprofit Zoom call. And if, we're being honest, we have all done it.If you're anything like me you like a nice cup of tea to start and finish your day in the nonprofit world. That's why host Swim Karim goes to ArtofTea.com for all his tea needs. Visit Art of Tea for 10% off your next purchase of tea and tea accessories today, right here: https://artoftea.go2cloud.org/SHC

Kap sits down with Nancy Frates. Nancy is an advocate and thought leader in the ALS community and the mother of Pete Frates, the inspiration of and the man who helped the Ice Bucket Challenge become a global phenomenon. Nancy's Ted Talk has amassed over 1 million views on Ted.com, Nancy works closely with organizations that support and provide care to those living with the condition, and is an ALS advisor to various pharmaceutical companies.

Pete Frates and the ALS game, regional projections, ACC standings and a conversation with California-raised Yankees fan and Birdball Friday starter Henry Leake in the latest episode of "Turning Two". See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This without a doubt is the episode I am most proud to put out there into the world. Nancy Frates' son, Pete Frates, was diagnosed with ALS and their family used love to inspire the biggest viral video challenge ever.  You probably remember the Ice Bucket Challenge back in 2014, well her family has been working tirelessly since then to continue to fund a cure of ALS and provide care for those battling it. My uncle, Matt Kurkjian, was diagonosed with ALS in 2021, this episode is dedicated to his fight, I love you.  Don't forget to subscribe and follow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Our intro is composed and performed by Shiffley!

The Biggest Social Media Phenomenon in History: The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.   Pat Quinn was diagnosed with ALS one month after his 30th birthday in 2013. He passed on Nov 2020. He was an inspiration to millions of people around the world for his bravery to raise awareness about a disease that he knew he would not survive.   Pat Quinn and fellow ALS sufferer Pete Frates inspired by another ALS sufferer Anthony Senerchia, have all since passed. They spearheaded a movement that went on to raise $155 million for the ALS Association and over $220 million around the world for ALS research.   In 2014 more than 17Million people around the world took the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise the much needed funds to try and find a cure for this disgusting disease. However as a direct result of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge HUGE Progress has been made!   Pats father Patrick Quinn Sr is carrying on his sons legacy. This years Ice Bucket Challenge resumes at Empire City Casino in Yonkers, NY. on Sunday July 31st Trackside at 1pm. Pat Sr. hopes you'll join in.   Patrick Quinn Sr. joins me today.  

主播：格子嘉宾：蔡磊，渐冻症患者，京东集团副总裁、「互联网+财税」联盟会长、中国电子发票的推动者在 2018 年下半年，蔡磊突然发现小臂上的肌肉开始持续跳动，当时他以为是工作紧张、焦虑引起的，虽有疑惑但并未在意。一年后，经过一系列检查，北医三院神经内科主任樊东升给出了最终的诊断结论——肌萎缩性侧索硬化症，也就是俗称的渐冻症。2014 年，由美国波士顿学院前棒球选手、身患渐冻症的 Pete Frates（已去世）发起的「冰桶挑战」风靡全球，仅两个月就筹募得上亿美元。由此，渐冻症才得以走进大众视野。确诊后，蔡磊开始自学医学知识，查阅了上千篇与渐冻症相关的文献，先后联系了全球多位顶尖医学家。目前，蔡磊已成立了专做渐冻症药物研发的投资公司和公益基金；全世界找寻科学家团队和创新型药企，推动10余条药物研发的管线；建立起一个高效动物实验基地以及囊括数千名渐冻症患者信息的数据平台。本期节目是在去年8月采访并录制的。

Ryan Leahy's baseball journey is as complex as any you've heard of. He started as a player, making his way to the L.A. Angels, when he was diagnosed with recurring thyroid cancer. Not letting the illness define him, Leahy won the Angels' 2008 Courage Award and was friends with BU's Pete Frates, whose ALS diagnosis brought New Englanders together. Leahy has gone on to scout for MLB and found Recruiting Edge, a consultancy for students looking to get an honest assessment and the best match for their baseball careers. 

WBZ's Carl Stevens has more on an auction of Pete Frates' memorabilia collection for a fundraiser.

In this episode Morehead State University Baseball Coach Mik Aoki shares his experiences in transformational coaching, building culture and how to give those you lead the best chance for success as people, students and players. With a pedigree encompassing more than 450 collegiate wins and more than 50 draft picks by Major League organizations, Mik Aoki is now in his third year as head baseball coach at Morehead State. Aoki (A-Oh-key) led the baseball program at Notre Dame for nine seasons after serving as the head coach at Boston College for four campaigns.  He also held the head coaching spot at Columbia. Forty of his players over his time as a head coach have been named all-conference. Aoki piloted the Irish to 248 wins while seeing 26 of his student-athletes drafted into MLB organizations, including a first-round pick. Four of his players went on to stints with Major League teams, including current Notre Dame alums Caven Biggio (Toronto) and Trey Mancini (Baltimore). In addition to on-field success, Aoki's Notre Dame clubs raised more than $75,000 for charity from 2014-19, including awareness for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS or Lou Gehrig's Disease). In 2018 and 2019, the baseball team won “The Trophy” at ND for the team most committed to community service. In 2018, his team alone logged more than 1,000 hours of community service. His teams also consistently turned in 3.0 or better team grade point averages. Aoki has been a strong advocate for the Pete Frates #3 Fund since the diagnosis of his former outfielder, Pete Frates, with ALS in 2012. Frates was a freshman at Boston College during Aoki's first season as BC and served as team captain on the 2007 Eagles squad which was Aoki's first as head coach. Since Frates' diagnosis and ultimate death from ALS, Aoki has helped raise thousands for the foundation to help offset his medical costs and fund research for a cure to ALS. In this Coaching Matters Group Coaching and Podcast Sponsored By Fundraising University, Coach Aoki will discuss Transformational vs. Transactional Coaching: Using Sport To Teach Life The Coaching Matters Podcast is brought to you by Fundraising University and Brian Cain Peak Performance. Coaching Matters is a nonprofit foundation whose primary purpose is to help coaches, athletes and activities directors succeed in their programs, schools and communities.   Fundraising University works to help you raise the most amount of money, in the least amount of time, with the least amount of interference, to support coaches and activities directors in enhancing the student experience and life-skill development that is a critical component of our educational system. Brian Cain, MPM, the World's leading mental performance coach and former high school athletic director works to educate, empower and energize you to be your best through his 10 pillars of mental performance mastery system. Be sure to join Brian's email list at BrianCain.com/join so that you can stay updated and in the know when it comes to Brian and the forefront of mental performance training. If you are a coach looking to master mental performance coaching, the missing link in your clients and athletes performance, join Brian's MPM Coaches Insiders List and receive his best strategies for coaching mental performance and save $200 off his MPM Certification Course when it opens this fall. If you are an athlete, join Brian's 3 Day Mini Course on Mental Performance at BrianCain.com/free-athletes-course If you are a golfer or golf coach join Brian's FREE Golf Masterclass at BrianCain.com/golf If you are a baseball player or coach join Brian's FREE Baseball Masterclass at BrianCain.com/baseball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dozens of people kicked off Ice Bucket Challenge month in Massachusetts by pouring a bucket of ice over their heads on Friday. WBZ NewsRadio's Suzanne Sausville Reports:

In this special episode I share my chat with ALS Ice Bucket Challenge co-founder Pat Quinn who inspired millions before losing his battle to ALS.  Pat Quinn was the last of three ALS warriors, Anthony Senerchia, Pete Frates and Pat Quinn to be the first to accelerate the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge while living with ALS.  Pat from Yonkers , New York passed away at 37 in November 2020 after a heroic, seven year battle.   He fought with positivity and courage and inspired me and all who knew him.  Pat helped generate awareness and raise more than $220 million around the world for ALS research through the Ice Bucket Challenge.  The campaign had over 20 million videos being created and shared around the world.   Pat changed the trajectory of the ALS fight forever.  He inspired millions to get involved and care about people who are living with ALS.  Even now, his words are inspiring others to face adversity with grace and grit.  In this episode you'll hear a partial interview that Pat and I were in the midst of preparing before he passed away.  You'll wanna hear his powerful words on how to handle adversity and live our precious lives out.  I also catch up with Fernando Vieira CEO of ALS Therapy Development Institute on how the Ice Bucket Challenge advanced ALS research.  I'm so grateful to have this message to share with you.  Thank you for listening, sharing and creating ALS awareness.  Pat would be so grateful as well.  Hugs, LorriFollow:  https://bit.ly/ImDyingToTellYouInstagram and https://bit.ly/ImDyingToTellYouTwitterIf it's in your heart to rate and review this episode, please do.  It really helps new listeners find this special community.  Thank you.

David, Sue and Kendra talked with Nancy Frates, mother of ALS Hero and co-funder of the Ice Bucket Challenge, Pete Frates, about today being dubbed Lou Gehrig Day by Major League Baseball. The Boston Red Sox will be honoring The Frates Family on Tuesday June 8 at Fenway Park.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Boston College great Sean Marshall stops by the show to talk about his time at Boston College, his relationship with Al Skinner and much more. Hear about his thoughts on the program, and what kinds of recruits he thinks BC needs to attract to get them back into ACC shape.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON20,” and you'll get 20% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former Boston College great Sean Marshall stops by the show to talk about his time at Boston College, his relationship with Al Skinner and much more. Hear about his thoughts on the program, and what kinds of recruits he thinks BC needs to attract to get them back into ACC shape. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON20,” and you'll get 20% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of the Global News podcast Whatever Happened To…?, journalist Erica Vella revisits the story of the ice bucket challenge. In 2014, social media feeds were flooded with videos of people showering themselves in ice cold water; the goal was to raise awareness and money for ALS. Julie Frates’ husband, Pete Frates, was one of the co-creators. “Our good friend Pat Quinn, who has ALS and lives in New York, he was challenged and in that challenge, he also named one of Pete's good friends,” she said. “Pete saw it immediately and thought, okay … everyone's got to get on this right away and I remember sitting down that night at dinner and he directed all of us to go on Facebook and just continually start challenging people and sharing it.” The campaign went viral; celebrities like Justin Timberlake, Jimmy Fallon and Bill Gates joined in on the dare and globally over $220 million dollars was raised. “It was unfathomable,” she said. “It was shocking for us and it was shocking for everyone in the medical community. Everyone who had spent their whole career trying to research this disease; it was kind of like such a huge windfall. It was amazing and overwhelming and completely hard to grasp.” Pete was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in 2012. The disease weakens muscles and impairs physical functioning. There is no known cure. Erica Vella speaks with the family that started the viral campaign to see what has happened since 2014 and endeavors to answer; did it lead to any positive change? Contact: Twitter: @ericavella Email: erica.vella@globalnews.ca See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boston College men's basketball sits at 1-4, and the outlook for the rest of the season is starting to feel grim. What kind of turnaround does Jim Christian need to have to save his job? On the year anniversary of the passing of Boston College legend Pete Frates we talk about his impact on the world, and some of the great things he did during his battle with ALS. Finally we jump around college football to look at the mess in the Big Ten, and the hilariously bad self imposed penalty LSU tried imposing on themselvesSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order.BuiltGoVisit BuiltGO.com and use promo code “LOCKED,” and you'll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Boston College men's basketball sits at 1-4, and the outlook for the rest of the season is starting to feel grim. What kind of turnaround does Jim Christian need to have to save his job? On the year anniversary of the passing of Boston College legend Pete Frates we talk about his impact on the world, and some of the great things he did during his battle with ALS. Finally we jump around college football to look at the mess in the Big Ten, and the hilariously bad self imposed penalty LSU tried imposing on themselves Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order. BuiltGo Visit BuiltGO.com and use promo code “LOCKED,” and you'll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Life is hard. We face insurmountable odds with so many problems. We get bad news. We mess up. We find out that what we wanted—what we deserve, what is fair—is just not in the cards for us. Think about Pete Frates. In his late 20s, he was hit by a pitch in an amateur league baseball game. At the doctor, shortly thereafter, it was discovered that he had ALS. Talk about “crying, stung by bee.” A sports injury uncovered a terminal diagnosis."Find out what Frates did in response to his diagnosis, and how you can embody his spirit, on today's Daily Stoic Podcast.***If you enjoyed this week’s podcast, we’d love for you to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps with our visibility, and the more people listen to the podcast, the more we can invest into it and make it even better.Sign up for the Daily Stoic email: http://DailyStoic.com/signupFollow Daily Stoic:Twitter: https://twitter.com/dailystoicInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dailystoic/Facebook: http://facebook.com/dailystoicYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/dailystoic

Justin Dunn is currently a starting pitcher for the Seattle Mariners and has played for them since 2019. Dunn was selected by the New York Mets in the 1st round of the 2016 MLB Draft. He played college baseball at Boston College. In this interview, among many topics, we talk about: - Justin's college recruiting process and why he chose Boston College (BC) to play college basketball - How BC helped him as a baseball player and as a human - How he transitioned from reliever to starting pitcher at BC - The key to transforming the BC baseball program into a winning program - Impact of Pete Frates, former BC baseball player who started the Ice Bucket Challenge which raised over $100 million for ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) research, on his life - Being drafted to the NY Mets in the 1st round of the 2016 MLB Draft  - Developing his skills and reps in the minor leagues   - Being traded to the Seattle Mariners and then making his major league debut in September of 2019 Justin Dunn's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dunn_deal35/?hl=en Justin Dunn's Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dunn_Deal19?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor 

On this episode of the Baseball America College Podcast, presented by Rapsodo, Teddy Cahill and Joe Healy are joined by Boston College coach Mike Gambino to discuss his 2021 team, which features a trio of potential first-round picks in righthander Mason Pelio, infielder Cody Morissette and outfielder Sal Frelick, what it's been like to be back on the practice field, BC's new facilities and the legacy of Pete Frates. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Jermaine Wiggins joined Nick Friar and Matt Medeiros at Lord Hobo Brewing Co. for the event honoring the life of Pete Frates. The guys touch on the Celtics' potential All-Stars and David Stern's impact on the NBA following his passing.

Rob Bradford is joined by Lou Merloni for a special podcast at Lord Hobo Brewing Co., celebrating the life of Pete Frates. At the event the pair take a deep dive into exactly what might be going on with the Red Sox and their mysterious offseason. At the heart of the conversation is how both Bradford and Merloni view the Red Sox approach when it comes to David Price and Mookie Betts. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Remembering Paul Volcker, Dr. Margaret Lawrence, Pete FratesPaul Volcker was the Chairman of the Federal Reserve from 1979 to 1987. At a time when inflation was extremely high, he committed to raising interest rates to tame inflation. Although it brought on a mild recession, his strategy worked and he restored balance to the economy. Despite being denied admission to medical school by her alma mater Cornell, Dr. Margaret Lawrence graduated from Columbia and worked with Dr. Benjamin Spock. She became America’s first African-American child psychologist. Pete Frates was the Boston College baseball player who contracted amyotrophic lateral sclerosis - Lou Gehrig’s disease- but he went on to devise the ice bucket challenge to raise awareness and funds to combat the disease.

The last plunge for Pete Frates, the man who inspired the ice bucket challenge, was held in Gloucester on Saturday. Frates died of ALS earlier this month.

Nick Cannon claims there is a video of Eminem having sex with a man and manages to lose a rap battle without anyone even making a response. Pete Frates, creator of the legandary Ice Bucket challenge videos, cure ALS advocate, and close personal friend of many Barstool employees, finally succumbed to the disease and passed away, we pay tribute to him. Another video made the rounds this week, it was discussed.   

Eddie is in for Riggs as the host of Barstool Radio and the week starts out with a remembrance of Pete Frates legacy. Dave reflects on his relationship with the Frates family and how that lead to the massive fundraising that was made for ALS. This month's Barstool Doc was about the Tiko Texas saga so Dave and Dana B re-live that legendary time in Barstool history. Big Ev is removed from the RNR card and Dave didn't appreciate how DVD reacted to that news. All this and more on Barstool Radio.

Barbells, Bootcamps, and Banter, the official podcast of Athletic Based Training. Join Chris and Teddy for an... interesting episode this week. Featuring two of our most colorful guests: Holly LeBlanc and Carrie McGrath, we go on a wild ride covering how Chris and Holly met, Pete Frates, regional accents in Massachusetts, and I guess a bit of Team Fitness Challenge talk. We're rated explicit for a reason! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/athleticbasedtraining/message

This week on OA on Air, we are joined by UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volokh. He speaks with Suzanne about his "Free Speech Rules" web series. In 3-2-1 GO, Ben takes over for Cosmo and talks with Cayenne about the new Brookings Institution report and Megan Rapinoe becoming the 2019 Sportsperson of the year. In addition, NYT best selling author Dave Wedge joins to discuss and honor the Pete Frates legacy. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom reflects on his speech at the annual AICUM dinner.

In this bonus episode we want to call attention to a loss that the ALS community and really the world suffered this week when Pete Frates died at the age of 34.

On their 10th podcast, Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talk about the Patriots' Spygate 2, right out of the gate. HOW could this happen again? Was it a mistake, arrogance or a combination of both. THEN, they talk about the NFL officiating that still affects the outcomes of games. Like the Patriots games. Lynchie says the league will have to fix it AGAIN. Hank is a conspiracy theorist and doesn't think the league cares. All they want is for the masses to be talking about the NFL! Mike told a funny story about an interview with former Patriots' coach with Ron Meyer and how he accidentally got a big scoop.....that wasn't really a scoop. You'll have to listen. Bob then talked about chasing Meyer in a cab. The guys had some good Natalie Jacobson talk about when she and Mike were part of the legendary channel 5 newscast. Oh.....ever wonder how Bob came up with the phrase "Why can't we get players like that?" You'll find out! Lastly, the guys pay tribute to Pete Frates, the former Boston College baseball star who died this week after a courageous battle with ALS. Pete raised hundreds of millions of dollars for ALS research and is a real hero!

Welcome to episode eight of Connecting ALS.

1:35 - Christmas Music is everywhere! What is your favorite Christmas song?  2:44 - Rest in Peace to former Boston College baseball star Pete Frates who passed away this week after a long battle with ALS. Pete was the creator of the Ice Bucket Challenge that raised so much awareness for those battling ALS.  6:26 - Recap of Monday Night Charity Event.  8:35 - Next Monday Night is an event at Target where kids get taken Christmas shopping. Next Tuesday the same thing happens with the Patriots Charitable Foundation taking kids shopping at Bass Pro Shops.  9:22 - Shout out to the Lawrence Massachusetts Pop Warner team for an undefeated season and they will be going to Disney World.  10:51 - Patriots suffered their second straight loss at home Sunday to the Chiefs 23-16. What stuck out to the Twins about the game?  14:02 - How is J-Mac feeling health-wise coming off that groin injury and now back in action?  14:43 - How do the Patriots move forward now with the remainder of the season?  15:15 - Bill Belichick and the team are onto Cincinnati! AGAIN. 17:03 - This is a must win game for the Patriots as they battle to keep the #2 seed and the bye week in the AFC Playoffs.  17:53 - LeVeon Bell spotted bowling Saturday night before the game and did not play.  19:32 - How do we feel about the Raiders final home game in Oakland?  20:23 - Would you want to be a rookie in the NFL in Vegas next season?  21:47 - Baker Mayfield takes shots at the Athletic Training staff in Cleveland regarding the handling of Odell Beckham Junior’s injury.  23:30 - Hearts go out to Chris Smith of the Browns as he lost his girlfriend. The entire NFL Family and players support him.  26:40 - Is the ageless wonder Adam Vinatieri really done? We discuss his future or maybe retirement from the game.  27:38 - LSU vs OU / OSU vs CLEM - The College Football Playoff and who wins it all?  28:40 - Lane Kiffin is back in the headlines as he becomes the new head football coach at Ole Miss.  29:25- Troubles in Carolina after Ron Rivera fired now Dante Jackson critical of the Panthers front office and staff.  32:13 - Lebron James went viral with an epic travel that was ignored by officials. How many steps did the dude really take?!  32:41 - OBJ may be trying to shoot his way out of Cleveland after only one season.  34:10 - Who Lost The Weekend?  34:57 - Who Wins The Weekend?  35:27 - NormaTec Comeback Player of the Week - Ryan Tannehill  36:24 - Tiger Woods and his NormaTec boots.  36:40 - More Than An Athlete - Bobby Wagner of the Seahawks takes fans Christmas Shopping. Khalil Mack of the Chicago Bears pays the outstanding bills of hundreds of families at a local Wal-Mart helping them afford Christmas Gifts.  37:50- What’s Cooking? 12 Days of Christmas Contest!Subscribe to the Double Coverage Podcast: Produced by: https://malkasports.com  Media Inquiries: kevin@malkasports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bobby and Jared talk about cancelling the movie Elf, their favorite Christmas movies, Daisy Ridley's recent comments, intersectionality, the saga around the banana duct taped to the wall, Winnie The Pooh, the newest trends in the fitness world, and the passing of Pete Frates and how much ALS sucks. Make sure you SUBSCRIBE to the show to stay up to date on the latest releases! You can also find the video show on YouTube by clicking here.

Rosie tells the story of the life and death of Pete Frates, a former college athlete whose battle with ALS inspired the ice-bucket challenge in 2014 to raise more than $200 million for ALS research. Frates succumbed to the disease on Monday at 34 years old.

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Pete Frates, who inspired the Ice Bucket Challenge, died on Monday after a long battle with ALS. WBZ NewsRadio's Deb Lawler reports.

On this episode:  T&R go over the life and passing of Pete Frates.  Brookline 911 & Mike Gorman

Sources tell CBS News the inquiry, led by Congressmen Jerry Nadler and Adam Schiff, will accuse the president of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. We're in New Zealand, where we'll hear from survivors of the volcanic eruption. Attorney General William Barr says he's not convinced by his own watchdog's review of the investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia. A former manager at Boeing, who says he warned the company about problems with its 737-Max jets before two deadly accidents, plans to testify before a congressional committee tomorrow. Oscar-winner Cuba Gooding, Jr faces new allegations of sexual misconduct. This morning we remember the legacy of Pete Frates, who helped inspire the ice bucket challenge.

Jon Keller on the loss of a hero Bostonian.

Today's Topics: The Democrats have moved forward in presenting impeachment papers against POTUS Trump...how should he proceed? Mitch McConnell & POTUS Trump have very different ideas on how they want to proceed forward. An expert panel says "safety is not a priority at the T"...how does that make you feel as a commuter in Boston? Guest Author Dave Wedge talks to VB about the late Pete Frates and his impact on not only the Boston community but ALS research. Then a new study says that 25% of Americans who have a serious illness, admit to not seeking medical treatment due to the high cost of treatment. Are you one of those Americans? We discuss all these stories as well as a Flash of Lightning and today's "Stories We Love"!

Local inspiration, fighter, and nationally recognized ALS advocate Pete Frates, sadly passed away on Monday. He single-handedly has done more for ALS awareness and raised millions of dollars, than anyone ever has done for this terrible disease. VB talks to Author of "The Ice Bucket Challenge", Dave Wedge about Pete Frates' story, what he did for the Boston community, and all that he accomplished battling this disease.

Good Tuesday morning from Joe Mathieu and WGBH’s Early Edition team. This morning we wonder what happened to winter… and the answer is to wait 18 hours and it shall return. We remember Pete Frates this morning and all he did for ALS research and charities in general. The Bruins remembered Frates after their game last night. Celtics get Gordon Heyward back last night and he looked good in his return. And never underestimate the power of your vote! Have a terrific Tuesday everyone.

Today on Boston Public Radio: Colorado Senator and 2020 Presidential candidate Michael Bennet discussed the House impeachment charges and his hopes for the 2020 race. We opened our lines to talk to listeners about the articles of impeachment announced Tuesday morning by House Democrats. NBC Sports Boston Reporter Trenni Kusnierek discussed the death of baseball player and ALS Ice Bucket Challenge creator Pete Frates.  Former Secretary of Transportation James Aloisi and Chris Dempsey, Director of Transportation for Massachusetts, discussed an independent safety review board’s critical report on the MBTA’s safety priorities. Massachusetts Rep. Stephen Lynch discussed the House impeachment charges, and new Washington Post revelations about what government officials knew around the war in Afghanistan.  TV writer Bob Thompson discussed the passing of Carroll Spinney, who played Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on "Sesame Street,” and a spike in representation for the LBGTQ community on TV.  CNN’s John King discussed the latest news around the House impeachment charges and a revised North American trade deal.  Playwright Ryan Landry discussed the $120,000 banana sold at an art auction, and his Gold Dust Orphan’s production of “Christmas on Uranus." 

Rob Bradford is joined by Salem News sports editor Phil Stacey to reflect on the life and impact of Pete Frates. Stacey offers rare insight into the life of his fellow Beverly native, giving a unique perspective on Frates as a star athlete and as one of the world's most impactful ALS patients. The podcast is an important one considering all that Frates accomplished before his passing Monday, leaving a legacy that will live for generations to come. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

ALS is going to take my son away. I have grieved and my family has grieved every day for seven and a half years. We know what the outcome is, but you cannot speak about this journey without acknowledging the gifts we have also been given. -Nancy Frates You've heard of The Ice Bucket Challenge, right? This is the story of how it came about. On March 13, 2012 Nancy Frates accompanied her son Pete to a doctor's appointment. Only 27 years old, he had been a superb, lifelong athlete. In fact, Pete had played professional baseball in Europe following his graduation from Boston College. Now living in Boston and making his way in the insurance industry, Pete had been hit in the wrist by a fastball in a summer league and thought he had a pinched nerve. When the doctor said tests confirmed he had ALS, Petes' mother Nancy admits: “I didn't know what ALS was. I just knew it was bad.” Also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease, after the famous New York Yankees baseball player who died of the disease in 1941, ALS stands for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. There is no treatment and no cure for ALS and the average patient lives 2-5 years after diagnosis. During that time, muscles are rendered useless and ALS is 100% fatal. No one would have blamed Nancy Frates if she shut herself in a dark room and cried for days, weeks, or even months, but that is not what Peter wanted. Instead, he gathered his family and his friends and formed team Frate Train. Using the power of social media, Pete showed the world what ALS was doing to him and was determined to raise awareness and money for research. Pete is the inspiration for The Ice Bucket Challenge, a worldwide fundraising phenomenon that raised 220 million dollars for the ALS Foundation and its global partners. Married and the father of a 5 year old daughter named Lucy, Pete Frates is still alive, experiencing daily moments of joy his daughter and loved ones bring him. His mother remains steadfast in her love for her son and her passion to find a cure she knows will not come in time for him. “My husband and I cry, but we also cry tears of joy because look at what this child of ours has done. Look at the people he has inspired. We are filled with immense pride.” Listen to Nancy's story for a master class in the power of mother love. #icebucketchallenge  @BWME    #storybehindhersuccess    #16LifeLessons    #mydoveproductions

On the 5th anniversary of the Ice Bucket Challenge, Molly and Jacqui are joined by Nancy Frates, entrepreneur, international speaker and mother of Pete Frates, the founder of the viral sensation and international phenomenon that changed the face of ALS research. The trio talk about gender dynamics in personal and professional relationships, the incredibly simple but transformative power of kindness, social media and philanthropy and how authentic personal connections can be the key to building momentum.www.alsa.org | www.spotfund.com | Team FrateTrainAlso, jokes!

Episode 64 is time for my annual Father's Day episode. Though I do this every year, it's not the same every year. Because of a few things going on with people around me and people I'm talking to, this episode kind of caught me by surprise with the direction it took.Unscripted. You got that part of the title of the podcast, right?I almost wrote out a script for this episode, believe it or not. I think if I had, and maybe even did that every day for a week, it would be quite different each time. So, this episode is almost like one of those really cool "long, single takes" that they talk about when you watch a Criterion Collection version of some film.So, unscripted, I went into this episode... and, sure, it shows. But, maybe the pure honesty of it is beneficial because of that? That's what I will tell myself anyway.I recorded this episode (just to document this here) the week that Big Papi (former major leaguer / future hall of famer David Ortiz) was shot in what was an alleged murder attempt. As I talked briefly about him, and how much this all affected me, it led me into a discussion about heroes. I quickly moved from "celebrity" type heroes to real life, (not-so-average) "average Joe" heroes.This had me reminiscing about some of my very recent guests (Rob Gorski from Ep. 61, Bill Protzmann from Ep. 62 and Jon Bailey who will be on Ep. 65). This also dove-tailed into my thinking of some of the other issues and people that have been on my mind a lot for quite some time now.Cancer has always been my "hot button disease", for a lack of a better way to say that. Obviously, I guess, since it took my Dad away from me nearly 29 years ago. But, for maybe two years or so now, I have really been puzzled by this disease I started hearing more and more about: ALS. I don't know anybody personally that has been stricken by this horrifically untethered disease. Yet. But, I have started to follow some of them on social media, and have started to feel more connected to people with ALS (or pALS) because of that. So, it has started to confuse and anger me all the more.So, as I was talking about heroes, I mentioned Pete Frates, the man who the 2014 Ice Bucket Challenge was created because of. Remember that? I also mentioned Brian Wallach. Brian and his wife created iamals.org after Brian was diagnosed with ALS at the age of 37. I honestly cannot even tell you how I stumbled into Brian via Twitter some time ago, but it happened and I am so grateful that it did.In the past few months I have really started to educate myself more and more on ALS and made a point to do what I can to help spread the word and hopefully get even more people active in the fight. I hope that others will get inspired to do whatever they can to help in the fight and the search for treatment and an eventual cure for ALS.I went very kumbaya in this episode. I can't help it. When I start thinking about some of the things that ail this world and all of us living on it, I tend to go to this place. So, I talked about how easy it can be for us to be better. To be more kind. To be more loving. To make changes in the life of that guy over there... or that woman sitting there near you. Yes... that one. Oh, and that other one too. And, hey -- when you do something nice for that guy, guess what? The chances are he may do something nice for that other guy over there. And then both of those guys might be even extra cool while they are at work. And maybe they come into contact with anywhere from 5 to 105 people while they are working. So, all of those people might get an extra boost. Do you see where I'm going with this?I hope you like this little episode. I really do feel like it may contain a little something for everyone. So, in that vein: won't you share it around? I feel like it's the end of Ghostbusters 2 and we're all covered in that slime and we just need to lock arms and sing "Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher and Higher" to make the world better. Or maybe the end of Scrooged when they sing "Put A... Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/daddyunscripted. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Cotuit Kettleers host the Lexington Blue Sox every season before their first game. Cam Hill took a pitch off the head to start the game and walked it off, and later got called out on a pitch to the foot. Both coaches talked about the rivalry, their connection to Pete Frates and the history that connects the two teams. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

We are taking a little detour from our usual format to bring you this very special episode. We hosted a conversation between the illustrious sports reporters Gordon Edes and Steve Buckley with arguably the most well know Presidential Historian in the world - Doris Kearns Goodwin. With the 2018 Red Sox World Series Trophy in the room, we talked, sang and celebrated Red Sox Baseball while raising money for the amazing Pete Frates Family Foundation. We would bet that most of you listening either participated in or at least heard of the Ice Bucket challenge. Started by Pete Frates who was struck with ALS a few years ago, with his parents John and Nancy and the millions of people who took part in the challenge, the foundation has raised a ¼ of a billion dollars to fight ALS, which is just astounding. We were truly honored to have John and Nancy Frates join us on that Sunday evening to say a few words as well as Red Sox great Sam Horn, Red Sox Poet Laureate Dick Flavin and the Sox Fenway Park organist Josh Kantor. It was a special night, made all the more wonderful not only by the money raised but the gathering of friends and family.

BJ and Joan visit Fenway Park for the star-studded launch party for "The Ice Bucket Challenge: Pete Frates and the Fight Against ALS," a new book by Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge. We learn firsthand  how several generations of a family facing a terrifying disease come together to make a permanent difference in the world.

In this week's episode, we discuss Daniel Dae Kim & Grace Park leaving Hawaii 5-0; reasons to love Comic-Con; and Pete Frates, the man behind the Ice Bucket Challenge.  Find out why Jonathan's dog needs superpowers, how Kevin wants to buy Antarctica, and what Ron would do with a million dollars.

The Barstool Radio boys came off the extended 4th of July weekend ready to go kicking the show off with some Amelia Earhart hate. The guys discuss Frank The Tank getting caugEht snoozing at a Mets game, and they get into a full discussion on FUPAs. The one and only Rico Bosco calls in for yet another legendary call regarding "Christmas In July". El Pres returns to the show describing his 4th of July weekend and why it may or may not have been his worst holiday ever. Dave talks about being fed the wrong information which led to him writing a eulogy for his friend Pete Frates, who in fact did not pass away, and he also recaps the Minnesota golf trip, where Frankie was labeled a "celebrity golfer". The celtics trade Avery Bradley after signing Gordon Hayward and Coley loses his mind. Octagon Bob and YP go at it over rap battles and it turns into the newest office rivalry. A cube monkey calls in with an ALL TIME story about sending out everyone's salary information to the entire company by accident and the guys go in on the bag of milk that is Lena Dunham.

Barstool Radio kicks off the week on Patriots' Day with Boston Marathon talk and calls about the worst types of Marathon Runners. The guys talk to the one and only Rone about his battle rap championship loss, and Pissed Off Pat calls in to rattle off his latest list of things he is pissed off about. The Barstool rec league basketball team enters a civil war after Coach Nate showed up to the game late which sets Smitty off on a tangent. Francis completely turns heel and goes after Caleb about his athletic abilities. This weeks show also includes a Davey Hair Plug update, a discussion about whether or not height truly matters for picking up chicks, conspiracy theories and more Lebron hate. Andrew Frates calls in with an update on our friend Pete Frates and the ALS Awareness baseball game at Fenway Park.

When Nancy Frates' son, Pete, was diagnosed with ALS in 2012, she was confused. Pete was a 27-year-old athlete and the only people she'd ever known with this disease were elderly already. Ever since that life-changing moment, she and her family have found their sense of purpose in working tirelessly to raise awareness about ALS and to stimulate funding for research. Pete Frates inspired the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, which quickly became a viral fundraising phenomenon. Nancy talks to us about her family, the ways her own life has changed, and how the Ice Bucket Challenge was able to raise well over 200 million dollars. Relevant links and resources: Nancy Frates' TED Talk The ALS Association Pete Frates' website:  https://petefrates.com

John Oates, a Boston College graduate, joins TBT to discuss Skinner's Frate Train, a team of BC alums playing in support of their classmate, Pete Frates, and former coach, Al Skinner. Frates, a BC baseball player and a college roommate of SF Sean Marshall, was diagnosed with ALS in 2012 and has been working ever since to raise awareness and money for finding a cure for this terrible disease. Having inspired the Ice Bucket Challenge, Frates is also a primary inspiration for this reunion of some of the best basketball players Boston College has ever produced. Oates, now the Senior Director of Social Media for the Dr. Oz Show in New York, talks candidly here about his time at BC, getting back together with his college teammates, and the best Hall & Oates related heckling he ever got.