Podcasts about pinkerton academy

The Week 2 Player of the Week and Nashua Silver Knights pitcher Tom Rioux joins Back to the Futures! He talks about the start to his 2nd year in Nashua, playing so close to his hometown, his relationship with his manager and more! Rioux also talks about his experience at Colby, playing at Pinkerton Academy, his goals outside of baseball and much more!

Sherm Chester is joined by Roger Brown of the Union-Leader and they handicap the upcoming Granite State basketball championships and discuss one of the most dominating players in the tourney, Pinkerton Academy's..Jackson Marshall. Roger gives his take on the upcoming high school baseball schedule….proposed legislation to protect high school sports officials and the guys discuss the announced retirement of Exeter High School Athletic Director…Bill Ball. The Division 1 & 2 boys and girls championship games are scheduled for Sunday 3/10 at UNH ‘s Lundholm Gym in Durham. Check NHIAA.org for the official schedule and times.

Bill graduated from Pinkerton Academy in 1994 and continued his education at The University of New Hampshire in Durham, where he graduated with two degrees. With a passion for Real Estate, Bill got Licensed in New Hampshire & Massachusetts, specializing in residential real estate helping buyers and sellers. Boasting a 13-year career with Keller Williams Realty, Bill is an award-winning top agent in NH. Over his career, he was awarded the Double Golden Medallion Award, multiple times from Keller Williams for his stellar performance in sales volume. In 2021 Bill formed the BurkeLord Real Estate Team with partner Jennifer Lord. Bill was born in Chester, NH and has lived in a variety of NH towns including Hooksett, Londonderry, Manchester, and Nashua. He currently resides in his hometown of Chester. Outside of real estate, Bill enjoys spending his summers on Lake Winnipesaukee, skiing in the winter, playing golf when weather permits, and attending Patriots games at Foxboro. Membership Affiliations: Greater Manchester/Nashua Board of Realtors® (GMNBR) New Hampshire Association of Realtors® (NHAR) National Association of Realtors® (NAR) Northern New England Real Estate Network (NNEREN Member) MLS Pin (MA MLS Member) Career Highlights Keller Williams Realty Agent Leadership Council (ALC/Board of Directors) 2016 & 2017 Keller Williams Double Gold Medallion Recipient For Sales Volume & Units Closed Presented with The Keller Williams Emerging Leader Award Member of the Millionaire Club of KW Content: 00:00 - Show Intro 01:01 - Welcome Bill Burke 04:10 - Rebranding 07:24 - Bill before real estate 13:34 - Getting into real estate in 2008 16:48 - Set a schedule 19:11 - Activity produces results 22:00 - Staying ahead with the next thing 25:59 - Young blood in real estate 28:25 - Exposure on TikTok and Youtube 32:59 - Last years challenges in a sellers market 38:34 - Business & life partners 42:11 - New tech 44:00 - What's next for BurkeLord RE? 51:19 - Connect with Bill

EPISODE 67: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:44) Since 2018 Republicans have spent at least $227 Million on TV advertising to get somebody to try to kill Nancy Pelosi and now we know how they finally got their money's worth with David DePape (2:15) They're not calling it a confession, but that's what it is (3:44) A confession to political terrorism versus the Democratic Party, engineered stochastically by the Republican Party. And every Democrat and every news organization that does not say that is an accessory after the fact (5:13) And this has all be inevitable since January 21, 2010 - since "Citizens United" when the Roberts Court ruled all curbs on how much money corporations could spend on political advertising illegal (10:33) What INFINITY MONEY would do to American politics, and America, was so obvious that night that even I was able to predict much of it on Countdown. If anything, I understated the impact (12:38) Which leaves us this question: if the corporations and the men who run them want more attacks on more Nancy Pelosis - who's going to stop them? B-Block (20:41) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Pearl in Nashville (21:25) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: On top of everything else, Clarence Thomas is an idiot, and the producers of "2000 Mules" have been jailed! (23:49) IN SPORTS: It's simple. The NBA is going to have to ban Kyrie Irving, We've had the traditional Philadelphia World Series rainout. And I called Hoberg Hoiberg but not Zoidberg (26:16) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Tara Reid can't tell hearts from diamonds. She and Anti-Vax Nut Sherri Tenpenny compete with Don Bolduc - who actually NAMED a school where he thinks this "Litter Box" nonsense is happening - for the honors. But Bolduc is the only one likely to be sued. C-Block (30:48) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: I thought I had met Bill Maher 22 years ago this month. Turns out the date was much, much earlier. But it took 31 years and two near-fistfights to figure it all out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julianna Megan won the state am last week at Concord Country Club at age 17. As a rising senior at Pinkerton Academy, Julianna has recorded some big tournament wins. We discuss her final few holes of the state am, a recent tournament she played in at Pinehurst, how she is approaching her college search process and why her 60 degree wedge is her favorite club in the bag. I really enjoyed talking with Julianna and I hope you enjoy the conversation!  Song is Good Vibe by Ketsa is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

With championship games for Division I and II coming up on Saturday, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman decided to a special podcast taking a look at the matchups for each game. In D1, Londonderry will take on Winnacunnet, while in D2, Milford plays Timberlane; both games kickoff at 1 p.m. on Saturday, with the D1 game at Exeter and the D2 game at Pinkerton Academy. As always, you can send us your questions and feedback by sending an email to nhhighschoolsports@gmail.com or on Twitter at @nhhssports. You can listen to the show Tuesday morning at nh-highschoolsports.com.

Doug Cullen, Manager of Career Services at Pinkerton Academy, and Donna Smith, Video Production Teacher, CTE, at Pinkerton Academy, join the program to discuss their experience with launching their podcast, Top of the Tower. Doug and Donna share why they decided to launch a podcast, the benefits that podcasting has provided to their organization, and share advice for any organization interested in starting their own podcast.       

From Top of the Tower Podcast: In this panel conversation you'll hear from an excerpt of New Hampshire's leading manufacturers and our state's preeminent Manufacturing professional association, the New Hampshire Manufacturing Extension Partnership, highlighting training and career exploration initiatives that prepare students for a career in manufacturing.   Discover how Pinkerton Academy and other New Hampshire students are being positively impacted by manufacturing businesses and the importance of developing a talent pipeline. You'll also learn about how the COVID-19 pandemic has increased the need for trained manufacturing professionals. 

Dave & Maureen Boak are a married couple who met during their athletic careers at Bryant University. Dave played football there from 2002-2005 and Maureen played both lacrosse and field hockey there from 2002-2006. They talk about growing up in New Jersey & New Hampshire, how they got into their respective sports, their excellent high school careers at Bergen Catholic and Pinkerton Academy, and their recruiting process to Bryant. Dave talks about his great football career, being a top player on the team in tackles, and playing with one of his best friends from high school, while Maureen discusses balancing two sports, being All-Conference in both, and being inducted into the 2013 Hall of Fame. They both explain how they met, dating in college, the proposal story, the wedding, what their lives are like now living in New Jersey with 2 beautiful children, and their continued support of Bryant Athletics.

Hear from 3 professionals from Pinkerton Academy about the future of education and the innovation that is happening during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Ring Of Honor Wrestling's "The Kingpin" Brian Milonas and referee Mike Crockett are about to participate in Milonas' first venture as a promoter, AstroMania in Derry, New Hampshire this Saturday night, and in these final moments, we're going to talk about everything that goes into running a pro wrestling event in 2019. How was his partnership with Todd Sople and Liberty States Wrestling forged, and what were the benefits when it came to the bottom line? How did they pull off such a great venue? What's with the state athletic commission? Get a crash course on promoting (as well as find out what the ORIGINAL plan for The Bouncers was) as Brian recounts his journey to the big show this weekend at Pinkerton Academy. Plus, this Promo About Nothing is other-worldly, The Kingpin goes BALLISTIC on another wrestling podcast, and we say goodbye to Elwood "Big Woody" Apt. Promo About Nothing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybNBsTmeqzA Get our weekly episodes, our t-shirt and more info on the podcast at TheWPAN.com. Leave a voicemail and be a part of the podcast! Call 401-584-9726. Follow @TheWPAN, @BrianMilonas & @crocksox on Twitter. #WPAN

In the second episode of ACTE’s Career Exploration in Middle School podcast series, Doug Cullen, manager of career services at Pinkerton Academy in Derry, New Hampshire, discusses what it means to manage career and technical education at a comprehensive high school in middle school and beyond. You can follow Pinkerton Academy's CTE Department on Twitter and Facebook.

This week is a real fun and lively chat with musician, Greg Nahabedian, of the art-punk/hardcore band, Dérive. Greg is an incredibly interesting human being and a multi-talented musician, who also teaches piano to people of all ages. Greg and their fiancee, Chelsea, came over to my apartment to record this episode, and we got into a lot of different topics - from Greg's early days breaking into the music industry as a drummer-for-hire, to attending Hampshire College for music composition, and into their life as a DIY punk artist traveling the country on self-booked tours. We also get into a bit of faith, queer issues, as well as why piano and classical music isn't dead! You also get to hear a lot of music from his band's new album, "Instantly Black the Goodness," so get ready for some tunes on this one! EPISODE NOTES: (NOTE: Visit craigbidiman.com/edupunxpod for full links and images.) - You can check out Greg's brilliant undergrad thesis/melologue, by visiting their bandcamp page at gregnahabedian.bandcamp.com. This is truly one of the most unique pieces of music you'll hear. - There is also a video of them performing the entire melologue with an orchestra they put together. - Greg, Chelsea, and I get into the complexities of identifying as a queer person while functioning and presenting in a hetero relationship, something I have written about in the past! - Since we're both fans of the band, mewithoutYou, I knew it was only a matter of time before we were discussing Sufism and the part it plays in the band's fourth album, "It’s all Crazy! It's All False! It's All a Dream!," as well as in Greg's life. - Listen to more classical music like Charles Mingus, George Crumb, Philip Glass, and Meredith Monk. - Greg attended the independent, collaborative high school, the Pinkerton Academy. - In keeping with the tradition of using unique artworks as inspiration, Greg remembers the widely imaginative “Blood and Guts in High School,” by Kathy Acker, as a book that sticks out most vividly to them. - Greg urges folks to check out "Atlas: An Opera in Three Parts," by Meredith Monk. MUSIC NOTE: - This week's music is provided by Greg's band, Dérive, and its new album, "Instantly Black the Goodness," which was released on August 25 through Howling Frequencies Records. - You can stream and download the album for FREE on the band's bandcamp account at derive.bandcamp.com! - If physical music is your thing, you can snag a vinyl copy, a CD, or a cassette through Howling Frequencies Records - which is a label started by the drummer of Dérive, Paul DeGrandpre. The label has already released new tunes from Space Camp, Perennial, and the new release is this Friday with Paul's new sludge band, Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean. For more information, definitely check out howlingfrequency.bandcamp.com! ADVERTISING NOTE: - I hyped up BoyNirvana.com, which is the freelance art-creation service that Greg's fiancee, Chelsea, offers. If you need any unique merch and/or flyering work done for your band, organization, or office, reach out to Chelsea at BoyNirvana.com! FOLLOW, RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE, AND SHARE! - Any love on the iTunes app helps! CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE ITUNES STORE! - Follow along on Instagram and Twitter @eduPUNXpod! Thanks so much for tuning in and I'll see you next week!

Authors, Hunter Maats and Katie O'Brien, join us this episode to talk about their book, “The Straight A Conspiracy.”  They explain their take on why students fail and share their strategy on how to help them succeed. About Katie O'Brien A native New Englander, Katie graduated first in her class from Pinkerton Academy, a New... The post EP 55 – Hunter & Katie, authors of The Straight A Conspiracy appeared first on Greed for Ilm.

Intermission with Merrimack hockey alum and Pinkerton Academy head coach Casey Kesselring '98.

Merrimack alum Casey Kesselring '98 talks about his Pinkerton Academy team and the Warriors' upcoming series with BU.