Podcasts about portsmouth high school

On this week's episode, Joe Marchilena sits down for an interview with Ava Martin, a senior from Merrimack High School, and Reilly Collins, a senior from Portsmouth High School. 

In this episode, we sit down with Central High School's head football coach Mike Washington (@teamdolla3) and the talented filmmaker Darion Evelyn (@Evelyn_edits) to discuss their inspiring documentary The Tale of a Knight.The film chronicles the Central Knights' journey to their first-ever Division I Championship in 2021, and Mike Washington's appointment as the youngest head coach in the school's history. We dive into the challenges and victories of the upcoming football season, the making of the documentary, and what it's like coaching in the heart of Providence.

Dillie Keane is one-third of iconic Cabaret trio Fascinating Aida. She is presently in Australia for the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, where alongside her partners in song, Liza Pulman and Adèle Anderson, Fascinating Aida will present a 40th anniversary show. Since their first performance together in 1983, the trio have racked-up millions of internet followers, performed in the world's most prestigious venues and have been showered with awards and plaudits galore. Proving they're still in their glorious prime, these mistresses of their craft ring in this four-decade milestone with their trademark diamond-sharp satire, lyrical wit and belligerent sass.  The bare bones of Dillie's life are these. Born Portsmouth 1952. Father a GP. Three much older, very nice siblings who have done nothing but grace the name of Keane and distinguish themselves in every way. Family despaired of Dillie ever conforming.  Educated at Portsmouth High School (very happy) and then at successive Convents of the Sacred Heart (first Hove, where she was miserable but learned remedial curtseying and sang all the time, then Woldingham where she was utterly and completely miserable and still sang all the time). “She'll come to no good, that girl!” opined one of the nuns as her parents took her away after she was expelled.  Safely at university, she drank and shagged and partied like a girl released from a convent and became a leading light of the drama society and ended her first year being elected Miss Elegance, hahaha! After three years of this divinely crazed existence, her mortal frame nearly gave out. A spell in hospital exposed her complete unfitness for the life of a musicologist. As her parents took her away – she was too ill to take her Part 2 and couldn't face doing 5 years of a 4 year degree – her Professor suggested that a career in Stage Management might suit.  Finally, she took control of her life. A spell as secretary to the Deputy MD of a leading advertising firm in London gave her financial independence, and she secretly auditioned for LAMDA. The day she got her acceptance letter was the best day of her life. Having flunked out of university, her parents were reluctant to fork out for 3 more years of further education, so she wrote to anyone she could think of who might help. Eventually, the fabled Jim Slater of Slater Walker stepped in with a scholarship and paid her tuition fees. Her defeated parents agreed to give her £100 per term towards living costs, and she was able to accept her place on the course.  Those three years were a thrilling ride. LAMDA was everything she hoped for and more, though trying to keep body and soul together was wonderfully crazy. She had a stall in the Portobello Road every Saturday, where she and a friend sold handmade shopping bags, aprons and second-hand clothes they'd collected from friends and strangers. She temped in the evenings and throughout the holidays, became an artist's model, did bar work, biked everywhere in London and hitched everywhere else. She also played piano in various hotels, nightclubs and restaurants, and looking back she thinks she must have cut an odd figure with her homemade clothes and Cole Porter songs. Two summer months in Sweden playing piano in a Stockholm nightclub hardened her for the life to come.  Acting jobs followed. Then the songs started popping out. And with the acting jobs, new friends who also sang and were willing to sing her songs. And with all that came the gigs and the birth of Fascinating Aïda.  The Adelaide Festival Centre presents FASCINATING AÏDA - THE 40th ANNIVERSARY SHOW! Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre, Friday June 7th, Saturday June 8th and Sunday June 9th. The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

The Hottest Football Head Coach in the New England Area joins the EG Pod & discusses stepping down from Westerly, Breakthrough, Mentorship, Camps, What is Wrong with Rhode Island High School Football, How the South is more advance in terms of high school football, social media, cornerback position, track versus basketball and most important grades and how to be eligible for college.Coach Dunbar is the Founder and Director of Breakthrough Elite 7v7, Head Football Coach at Westerly High School and the Director of Breakthrough Football Academy. In his first fall season in Westerly Coach Dunbar's Bulldogs made it all the way to the Division 2 semifinal's where they lost to Coach's alma mater St. Raphael Academy in a tight game.Prior to Westerly, Coach Dunbar was the Head Football Coach at Coventry High School. In his first season as the head coach at Coventry the Oakers broke a 13 year losing streak to Thanksgiving Day rival West Warwick, beating the Wizards for the first time since 2004. For his efforts in his rookie season Coach Dunbar was awarded Division 2B Coach of The Year.A Rhode Island native, he played his high school ball at St. Raphael Academy in Pawtucket. In his senior season he led the Saints to a 13-0 record and a Division 1 State Championship. As the star quarterback for the Saints he was named First Team All-State by the Providence Journal and Rhode Island Gridiron Player and Back of The Year by the Providence Gridiron Club.He went on to play college ball at Dean College for two seasons helping the Bulldogs win back to back conference championships as an All-Conference Defensive Back before earning a scholarship to the University of Rhode Island where he was a two year starter at Cornerback.Coach Dunbar got his start in coaching at Portsmouth High School in Rhode Island and has had coaching stints at American International College, Dean College, Coventry High School and currently at Westerly. Coach Dunbar enjoys seeing his athletes win on the field but more importantly in life!Follow Stanley Dunbar:IG -@StanleyDunbarJRIG - @BreakthroughEliteFBhttps://www.breakthroughelite.orgReach me At:Email: EGPodofThunder@gmail.comInstagram/TikTok: @EGPodOfThunderEfi's Instagram: @ExplorewithEfStream Episode 59 Listen on All Podcast Streaming Services and YouTube. Link is in the Bio! Follow, Like, Subscribe and tell a friend to tell a co worker to tell a friend about us. Appreciate the Love!0:00 - Intro2:33 - Giving What He Wish He Had7:05 - Need That Dog Mentality8:28 - Toughest Position in Football10:15 - Mentorship11:22 - NFL Dreams12:51 - College Guidance14:20 - College Camps17:40 - Breakthrough Originations19:08 - RI High School Football Issues23:20 - Hottest Free Agent Coach28:45 - Breakthrough Events31:40 - Social Media Beneficial?37:11 - Breakthrough Player Shout Outs40:40 - LSA & Upcoming Talent43:40 - Winter Sports50:29 - Dunbar's Jaco Story53:45 - Excuses & Playing Time59:15 - Inspirations1:03:05 - 2023 Plans & Dunbar's Flowers

Shane figured out how to play "Mary Had a Little Lamb" at age three. Too tiny to actually reach the piano keys, he picked out the notes by reaching up and feeling for them with his fingertips. Thus began his lifetime of music. He's created music hand in hand with legends of the recording industry, ranging from Elvis Presley and Paul McCartney to Arif Mardin and Ahmet Ertegun. His diversity as a player, arranger, producer and composer is amazing: pop to classical, jazz to R & B, country to alternative, appearing in one form or another on many thousands of recordings. Born in Huntington WV, Shane began formal classical piano training with Edith Sweeney before reaching his fourth birthday and moved to Portsmouth, Ohio when he was 7. There he continued piano studies in the years to follow with his adored teacher, Dorothy Knost. With her guidance, he began winning the coveted "Guild" piano competition awards year after year. At age twelve, while beginning junior high school, he met the inspirational Ralph Harrison, the McKinley Junior High School Band Director. Ralph asked Shane to join the school's orchestra and the big-band swing band. He also studied and performed choral music with another wonderful teacher and friend, Charles Varney, and with Bob McCoy at Portsmouth High School. Shane also began playing with many local musicians and bands in the Tri-State area. His family moved back to Huntington for his senior year, where he attended Huntington High School and enrolled at Marshall University, where he studied with Mary Shepp Mann. At the end of his freshman year, he left Huntington to "...travel and play music!...". He eventually moved to Dallas TX and soon enrolled in the jazz program at North Texas State University. By age nineteen, he was working in Dallas music production houses and studios, playing piano and organ two to three days a week on everything from film scores and records to radio libraries and jingles. He withdrew from NTSU and, seeking work as a studio musician, moved to Memphis. Within just a few weeks, he was blessed by reuniting with the legendary Jim Stewart of Stax Records and began working as a staff pianist/keyboardist in the Stax Rhythm Section. He also worked as a session pianist at Pepper/Tanner and with producers Al Jackson Jr., Willie Mitchell and Chips Moman. In 1971, Chips asked Shane to join the American Studios Rhythm Section as a staff pianist, where he worked with music icons such as Arif Mardin and many others. Learn more about creating financial and emotional freedom at www.freedomhacknow.com In 1972, Shane was in such demand as a pianist/session keyboardist from his work in Dallas and Memphis that he moved to Nashville. Word of his talent and abilities spread rapidly and he was soon working constantly. In 1974, he was contacted by Paul McCartney and performed on the "Junior's Farm/Sally G" sessions. Subsequently, Shane was called to play on several tracks on Elvis Presley's "Promised Land" album. Presley was so impressed with Shane's keyboard work that he personally requested Shane accompany him as pianist on the forthcoming '76 tour. His studio career continued at lightning speed, as he performed on and arranged hundreds of records for major artists. He also became an early explorer of synthesis and digital recording, purchasing a Mini-Moog in 1971 and purchasing his first digital audio recording system in 1981. In the late 80's, Shane had the great fortune of meeting legendary record mogul Ahmet Ertegun. Ahmet realized Shane's abilities and versatility and recruited him as a staff producer. He worked closely with Ahmet and with many of Atlantic's artists until April 2001, when he started his own independent production company. He returned to Nashville, TN in 2004 and continues to reside there. Shane currently performs live with Lynda Carter and is a member of the Musician's Hall Of Fame. As a producer/arranger, he's been twice nominated for a Grammy and received two Dove awards and one Cleo award. Shane is able to enrich any project he's part of, and he continues to be one of the most sought after talents in the industry.   Break free from whats holding you back from creating financial and emotional freedom! www.freedomhacknow.com    

Joining Matthew this week is Charles Fillingham, Headmaster of Francis Holland School, Regent's Park and Jane Prescott, Headmistress of Portsmouth High School. We discuss how you can teach your child the essential skill of perseverance and why getting a good night's sleep is so critical for us all.Fresh Thinking is the weekly podcast which looks at the issues affecting independent schools and parents today, presented by Matthew Smith, Editor of Attain.

Tom Kozikowski of Portsmouth, N.H., shares a story about two city recreation guys summoned to save the Portsmouth High School athletics department. There were big-time changes ... and a lot of balloons.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Tom Kozikowski of Portsmouth, N.H., shares a story about two city recreation guys summoned to save the Portsmouth High School athletics department. There were big-time changes ... and a lot of balloons.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Newport daily news releases the 2018 all county team. Portsmouth Rhode Island high school student reaches the 1000 point club on her father's birthday. #LexiGreffen Who has committed to play Division I basketball at the university of New Hampshire next season.

Portsmouth High School baseball coach Tim Hopley rejoins the program to discuss Monday's 7-6 win over Goffstown in the Division II championship, and what could come next as his team prepares to elevate back to D-I.

Knee-jerk reactions to a memorable day at UNH, with thousands of community members from three separate sections of the Seacoast filling Lundholm Gymnasium in Durham for Championship Saturday. In the game of the day, Portsmouth captured its second straight D-I title with a win over No. 11 Dover. Ryan O'Leary, John Doyle and Mike Zhe break down Saturday's action on a late Saturday night edition of the Seacoast Sports Weekly Podcast.

The guys recap the Portsmouth High School boys basketball team's big 60-53 win over Winnacunnet at Stone Gym, among other high school and UNH topics. Local sports broadcaster Justin McIsaac helps break down the local high school playoff scene. 

The guys lament a missed opportunity for Tom Brady to get his sixth Super Bowl championship, and welcome guest Cody Graham, a senior at Portsmouth High School who recently set the program's all-time scoring mark. 

Portsmouth High School senior Cody Graham joins Saturday's Seacoast Sports Weekly podcast to discuss breaking the Clippers' all-time scoring record this past week. Graham now has over 1,300 points in his varsity career at PHS. 

The Seacoast Sports Weekly pod returns for 2018 with reaction to the Patriots' "Bomb Cyclone" that was dropped by ESPN on Friday morning alleging internal turmoil between Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and Robert Kraft. The guys welcome Kevin Duffy of MassLive.com back on the show to help break down the drama. Other topics include high school basketball talk with guest Tim Hopley, the girls basketball and baseball coach at Portsmouth High School, as well as segments on UNH basketball / hockey, the Celtics and more! Happy New Year to all and thanks for listening and subscribing! 

NESN broadcaster and longtime Bruins play-by-plan man Jack Edwards rejoins the program at the 30 minute mark. The guys also break down Week 2 of the high school football season with SMG sports reporters Mike Zhe and Jay Pinsonnault. In the second hour, new Portsmouth High School volleyball coach Stefany Shaheen talks about the Clippers' 2-0 start in Division II.

Featuring: Host Mike Vine, Rodger Paxton, Nick Boyle and Heather Boyle. Producer: Rodger Paxton Editor: Matt Carano  News LBRY beta launch https://lbry.io/ New NH Uber Law extinguishes Portsmouth Uber ordinancehttp://www.seacoastonline.com/news/20160710/nh-uber-law-called-minimalist-approach - New law removes authority away from municipalities- Transportation network companies need to register with the NH Department of safety- Individuals don't need to register only the companies they work for. 100 people march from Portsmouth to New Castle to rally to get money out of politicshttp://www.seacoastonline.com/article/20160709/NEWS/160709317/0/SEARCH - Marched from Portsmouth High School to Fort Constitution- Organization is called NH Rebellion inspired by article 10 of the NH constitution- Bipartisan effort to get money out of politicshttp://www.nhrebellion.org/ Bernie endorses Hillaryhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/sanders-finally-throws-his-support-behind-clinton/2016/07/12/c170379c-4833-11e6-bdb9-701687974517_story.html   Freecoast Fest Sponsor Liberty Lobby LLC http://libertylobby.xyz/   Local happenings (5 mins) Startup Societies Summit recap http://www.startupsocieties.com/ Seacoast Microbrew fest recap http://www.seacoastbrewfest.com/ Portsmouth Greek Festival this weekend: http://www.portsmouthgreekfestival.com Greek food: http://www.portsmouthgreekfestival.com/menu.html Greek dancing: http://www.portsmouthgreekfestival.com/events.html Greek marketplace w/ imported foods Glad we have some Greeks here to give us places like Cafe Nostimo   Think Locally, Act Locally (5-10 mins) Local Elections Governor http://www.lfda.org/elections/governor Philosophy of Liberty w/ Mike Vine Law Enforcement Without the State: Is It Possible?   Seacoast History w/ Nick Boyle Oyster River Massacre http://books.google.com/books?id=uD8OAAAAIAAJ&dq=history%20of%20new%20hampshire&pg=PA137#v=onepage&q=&f=false Belknap pp 137-144 https://mikenh.wordpress.com/2009/12/01/marker-50-oyster-river-massacre/ https://minerdescent.com/2013/02/01/oyster-river-massacre-1694/ http://www.nedoba.org/ne-do-ba/menh_or94.html   Social media freecoastfreecast@gmail.com www.thefreecoast.com @freecoastfreecast on Facebook and @freecoastcast on Twitter Please give us Itunes reviews! Like, comment, share and subscribe!