Podcast appearances and mentions of randall stephenson

Phil Pinti is about 18 days out from toeing the start line of the Arizona Monster 300!! Once the gun goes off, he will have a week to take on this insanely long adventure that traverses the deserts of southern Arizona. This will be it's inaugaral year and is organized by the awesome Candice Burt and Destination Trails. In this episode, we talk about his mindset a month out and his training up until this point before being joined by Randy Stephenson, Phil's crew chief for this event. We also talk about the absolutely beautiful Route 66 Ultra put on by Heather and Marshall Ulrich, which is a race I HIGHLY recommend people check out! (My experience wasn't as beautiful but that had nothing to do with this amazing community of runners and the beautiful event they put on!) Other possible titles for this episode: "What's a Macho Man....without a Randy" "From Route 66 to Badwater, Randall Stephenson...the Man for the Job" "I'm Afraid"- Philly

Gabe Ikard and Teddy Lehman discuss OU hiring Ben Arbuckle to be the offensive coordinator and discuss what stands out to them about Arbuckle's offensive scheme. Josh McCuisition joins to break down OU's 2025 recruiting class led by Michael Fasusi. McCuistion discusses his favorite players in the Sooners 2025 signing class and also mentions what players he think could help the Sooners as true freshman. Ikard and Lehman discuss OU's annoucement that Randall Stephenson will be helping OU football move to an NFL style front office and discuss some of the details of the structure they are putting in place. They preview the Power 4 championship games: Georgia vs. Texas in the SEC championship game, Penn State vs. Oregon in the Big Ten championship game, Clemson vs. SMU in the ACC championship game & Iowa State vs. Arizona State in the Big 12 championship game. 00:00 Intro 2:42 Reaction to OU hiring Ben Arbuckle to be the new offensive coordinator 25:20 SoonerScoop's Josh McCuistion on Oklahoma football's 2025 recruiting class 51:51 Discussion about the NFL style front office OU football is implementing 1:07:27 SEC championship game preview: Georgia vs. Texas 1:16:20 Big Ten championship game preview: Penn State vs. Oregon 1:25:06 ACC championship game preview: Clemson vs. SMU 1:33:05 Big 12 championship game preview: Iowa State vs. Arizona State Official Site:  Watch the podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZD_-HH4_zI ·Upgrade your wardrobe instantly and save 20% off with code OKBREADOWN at https://www.publicrec.com/okbreakdown •Go to hellofresh.com/freeokbreakdown for 10 FREE meals. Applied across 7 boxes, new subscribers only, varies by plan. Part of “The Oklahoma Breakdown with Ikard and Lehman” podcast series. Follow The Oklahoma Breakdown on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OklahomaBreakdown/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ok_breakdown/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/OK_Breakdown TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ok_breakdown Connect with Gabe Ikard: https://www.instagram.com/gabeikard/ https://twitter.com/GabeIkard  Connect with Teddy Lehman: https://twitter.com/tedlehman11 #oklahomafootball #collegefootball #secfootball #benarbuckle Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest: Randall Stephenson It is an old adage that words have weight and, once said, they cannot simply be undone. But what if these words are untrue, insulting, or damaging to a person's character, reputation, or integrity? While the legal remedy of defamation certainly exists can it really undo the injustice suffered? In this episode Christopher Murphy talks to Randall Stephenson about defamation in the context of the 2024 US Presidential Election. Together, they look at an election campaign that has been marked by its very personal nature. In discussing how the laws of defamation apply to politics, Randall not only provides insights into the past but also discusses the present and the future, with a particular focus on whether the United States' defamation rules are fit for the contemporary political era. Link to Randall's article: https://verfassungsblog.de/untying-the-gordian-knot/

Chris brings out his inner child for MLB All-Star Week and points out the similarities between first overall draft pick Paul Skenes and All-Star starter Gerrit Cole. He also goes over the Tigers' combined no-hitter and Allisen Corpuz's historic U.S. Open win. However, this week also marks the resignation of PGA Tour board member Randall Stephenson in protest of the LIV Alliance, the Senate hearing regarding said alliance, and Pat Fitzgerald's firing from Northwestern amid hazing allegations. The NBA also makes two significant and overdue rule changes and Chris breaks down what's left on NHL free agency.

Andy and Brendan recap an eventful week in golf, but first there are some questions about the winning caddie now all of a sudden getting a trophy or award and how that is judged. This is a cause to talk about the massive weekend for Jay Monahans, one the winning caddie of the U.S. Women's Open and the other returning from his leave of absence. They discuss Allisen Corpuz's breakthrough win at that event, praising her and Charley Hull's Sunday rounds. There is time dedicated to Annika's sketchy drop on Friday night. They also discuss Pebble's place as a steward of the game, and whether its presentation and the USGA setup this week are a good example of that. There is great delight in the Sepptic Tank rumbling his way to a John Deere win, and what it means for Sqairz coming to the Ryder Cup. News closes it out with the announcement that Monahan is coming back to be Commissioner next week, and that Randall Stephenson has resigned his spot on the PGA Tour Policy Board. They ponder a motive for that and what it means in the elbowing to get the framework settled or scuttled. 

Jim Cramer and David Faber discussed a volatile week for both stocks and cryptocurrency, with the major indices extending Thursday's gains. Cramer explains why he believes the linkage between moves in crypto and the broader market is going to end soon. The anchors also explored where the potential regulation of crypto comes into the picture -- and how SEC Chairman Gary Gensler has his hands full on many fronts. A twist in the aftermath of the WarnerMedia-Discovery merger deal: Jim puts AT&T CEO John Stankey and his predecessor Randall Stephenson on Cramer's "Wall of Shame." AT&T did receive a pair of Wall Street upgrades. The stock has taken a hit since the deal was announced. The anchors previewed what to expect when Apple CEO Tim Cook takes the stand today in the trial pitting Apple against "Fortnite" creator Epic Games -- the dominance of Apple's app store at the center of the dispute. David and Jim also reacted to media mogul Barry Diller's comments to CNBC about Apple -- saying the tech giant overcharges companies in a "disgusting manner." Also in focus: Nvidia setting a 4-for-1 stock split, and analyst Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley says people should listen to Cramer's message on the "speculative nature" of investing.

The man of many talents dives deep into his latest horological obsessions.Show Notes11:00 Bixby Coffee11:15 The History Of Omega With Nick Foulkes11:30 Time Tamed By Nicholas Foulkes13:00 The Andover Shop14:15 Coffee With The Greats14:30 HODINKEE Radio With Jeremy Kirkland15:15 Roger Staubach on Coffee With The Greats23:20 Randall Stephenson on Coffee With The Greats28:15 The Harvard Krokodiloes31:15 Final Destination 531:30 @milesfisher 37:00 The New Accutron41:30 HODINKEE Magazine, Volume 141:45 My Watch Story46:10 HODINKEE Radio With Mark Cho49:15 Luminox Navy Seal Watches52:15 The Watch, Thoroughly Revised57:13 Trivial Pursuit, Fine Watchmaking58:15 TOM CRUISE 2020 - Presidential Campaign Announcement1:03:00 Pasha De Cartier Golf1:05:40 HODINKEE Radio With Eric Wind1:07:45 The Omega Speedmaster Caliber 321 'Ed White' In Stainless Steel1:11:25 The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition1:18:20 The Swatch Group Manufacture Tour

Randall Stephenson joins to discuss emotional quotient, the value of diversity, and how uprooting his family to Mexico served as the catalyst to becoming CEO of the world’s largest telecommunications company, AT&T. ** Coffee with the Greats is produced by Blamo Media

AT&T's CEO Randall Stephenson's massive retirement plan. Meet the Press Moderator Chuck Todd apologizes for analyzing comments from Attorney General Bill Barr out of context ESPN gets a big payday from UFC 249 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, our #ForeverGuest, Rebekah Kennedy is back to co-host with the guys, and chats about her upcoming guest starring role on Station 19!! This makes her 8th appearance on Inside The Crazy Ant Farm!! In industry news, we're talking all about the "war of words" going on between Universal Pictures and AMC Theaters (plus Regal Cinemas), Walt Disney World's strict guidelines/restrictions for when they reopen, The Oscars' new rules for eligibility for films being nominated during the Covid-19 pandemic, the new round of delays for Marvel films, Disney Plus' big plans for "Star Wars Day", Randall Stephenson's upcoming exit from AT&T, Kevin Smith's Mallrats sequel, Tom Hanks, and more!! Our guest this week, from NBC's hit show, Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, is producer and choreographer, Mandy Moore!! Plus we have our "Top 5 Favorite ___________"!! segment; this week it's our All Time Favorite Ensemble Casts, and of course, we have the latest IMDbPro Starmeter toppers!! Be sure to follow us on all social media platforms @crazyantmedia, also visit our website www.crazyantmedia.com to purchase some #crazy merch!!

Randall Stephenson is stepping down as CEO of telecommunications company, replaced by COO John Stankey.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Plus... Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos on Hollywood's production halt; Julie Roginsky and Max Boot on Fox's U-turn; and much more. Jeffrey Goldberg, Sally Buzbee, Matt Murray, Dan Rather, Carl Bernstein, Julie Roginsky, Max Boot, Ted Sarandos and Randall Stephenson join Brian Stelter.

Andrew Ross Sorkin is in New York talking profitability and plans for a “super app” with Uber’s CEO Dara Khosrowshahi. Becky Quick and Joe Kernen are in California at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am with AT&T Chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson. They’re talking streaming, trade, and the global economy.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Pompliano reads Randall Stephenson of AT&T, Inc's 2018 Annual Report This episode of Letters From Wall Street is sponsored by eToro, the smartest crypto trading platform, and one of the largest in the world. Join 11 million other traders and create an account at etoro.com and build your crypto portfolio the smart way.

In this special branded episode of Global Translations, sponsored by Citi, we are revisiting our understanding of global trade. We’ll speak with Mike Corbat, the CEO of Citi, and Randall Stephenson, the CEO of AT&T, about how they are riding the economic shift to services. This episode was crafted by POLITICO Focus, POLITICO’s in-house brand content studio, and Citi. POLITICO's editorial department has no involvement in the creation of this episode.

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson talks with Recode's Peter Kafka about the potential of 5G internet, AT&T's 2018 acquisition of Time Warner and how the company is thinking about sports gambling in the U.S. In this episode: What does 5G internet actually mean for consumers?; when will 5G be ubiquitous in major cities?; why it will eventually replace home broadband; the rise of professional sports gambling; cord cutting and the TV rights to broadcast sports; buying sports games a la carte and leagues becoming direct distributors; competing in video-on-demand with Apple, Netflix and Disney; integrating the cultures of AT&T and Time Warner. Thanks to Microsoft Azure for sponsoring this episode. Get started with a free account and 12 months of popular free services at Azure.com/trial today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson is transforming the telecommunications giant into a modern media company following the merger with Time Warner. He opens up about the challenges he faces with AT&T's debt load and government regulation regarding privacy issues, and defends the company's commitment to a free press. Note: AT&T owns WarnerMedia which owns CNN. This interview was recorded live at The Relevance Conference in Santa Barbara. Produced by Haley Draznin, CNN.

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson talks with Recode’s Peter Kafka at the 2018 Code Conference. Stephenson discusses the company’s pending acquisition of Time Warner, which the U.S. Justice Department has attempted to block. Stephenson explains how — if the deal goes through and AT&T therefore owns content — he would deal with public controversies like the racist tweet that got Roseanne Barr fired. He also discusses AT&T’s decision to pay Donald Trump’s lawyer Michael Cohen hundreds of thousands of dollars, calling it a “bad mistake.” Plus: The story behind his speech to employees about Black Lives Matter and discrimination, which went viral when someone posted it to YouTube.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Despite what Randall Stephenson thinks, the Department of Justice's suit blocking AT&T from acquiring Time Warner's assets in an $85 billion merger is a great moment for antitrust in America. It's late, but it's welcome. WIRED Opinion About Susan Crawford is a professor at Harvard Law School and the author of The Responsive City and Captive Audience. Stephenson, the AT&T CEO, has no one but himself to blame.

I was recently asked to sit down and have a wide ranging conversation with ATT CEO Randall Stephenson to talk about how corporations like his can tap into Faith based organizations like The Potter's House Church. It was a joy to have this opportunity to discuss some cutting edge ideas about how corporations and churches can work together to change lives and make people and our society stronger and better. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I was recently asked to sit down and have a wide ranging conversation with ATT CEO Randall Stephenson to talk about how corporations like his can tap into Faith based organizations like The Potter's House Church. It was a joy to have this opportunity to discuss some cutting edge ideas about how corporations and churches can work together to change lives and make people and our society stronger and better.

CEO Randall Stephenson's $85 billion offer for Time Warner lacks strategic rationale, has politicians of all stripes criticizing it - and has destroyed shareholder value while denying owners a vote. All it lacks so far is an activist shareholder demanding it be scrapped. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In announcing its $85.4 billion agreement to acquire media giant Time Warner, AT&T said this blockbuster deal was very good news for you—the good old American consumer. “We intend to give customers unmatched choice, quality, value and experiences that will define the future of media and communications,” AT&T chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson said in a canned company statement. But don't take his word for it.