Podcast appearances and mentions of Randy Allen

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Send us a Text Message.Have you ever wondered what it takes to build a high school football dynasty? Join us for an exclusive interview with the legendary Coach Randy Allen, the most successful active high school football coach in Texas. Recently honored with the renaming of Highlander Stadium to The Randy Allen Field, Coach Allen shares his journey, the significance of his iconic fedora, and the unwavering resilience that has come to define Highland Park football.In this episode, Coach Allen gives us an insider's look at the upcoming football season, highlighting thrilling matchups against top contenders like Rockwall Heath, Lovejoy, Jesuit, and even Cherry Creek from Colorado. He also delves into the rigorous selection process for the starting quarterback and the intensive training programs, including the Scott Maker program, power lifting, and summer performance courses, all designed to prepare his team for success.Beyond the X's and O's, Coach Allen opens up about balancing his professional and personal life, shares heartwarming stories from his early career, and reveals the secret to his strong connection with the team—whether through humor, magic tricks, or his literary works on coaching and character development. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about football, community, and the remarkable journey of a coach who has left an indelible mark on Highland Park.This episode is sponsored by: Kathy L Wall State Farm Agency, SA Oral Surgeons, Hello, Nanny!, and Manorly. Please show your support for the show by visiting our amazing sponsors.

Season 5 - Episode 8 Carolinas GCSA Past President, Randy Allen, joins host Tim Kreger. Tim queries Randy on all things from being a superintendent and his career path to becoming a salesman for Modern Turf. Randy offers some great perspectives on this episode. The Carolinas GCSA is committed to provide its members with the opportunity to excel professionally and enhance the game of golf through responsible turfgrass management. carolinasgcsa.org

Rutherford County's Habitat for Humanity is celebrating its 35th anniversary. Answering questions from the public on this broadcast are Habitat's COO Randy Allen and Marketing

Ahead of tonight's big game against McKinney, we wanted to re-run this very special episode with Coach Randy Allen, Head Coach of the Highland Park Football team. Join us for an exciting episode with the legendary Coach Randy Allen, the #1 winningest active high school football coach in Texas. Get ready to dive into the captivating 100-year history of Highland Park football as we chat with Coach Allen about his personal journey, unique style (yes, we address the fedora!), and his undying passion for the game. We'll relive the exhilarating moments of seeing former player Matthew Stafford win the Super Bowl under Coach Allen's guidance! Discover how Coach Allen's dedication to nurturing talent and instilling core values played a pivotal role in creating champions. As we gear up for the upcoming football season, Coach Allen's infectious optimism will leave you energized and excited! We'll also delve into the changing landscape of the game, discussing the impact of NIL and transfer portals, as well as the importance of safety measures. This episode goes beyond football, offering life lessons, insights on growth, and the power of resilience! Don't miss out on this enriching journey with Coach Randy Allen and please share with friends.The Scots are on a mission to win their seventh State Championship when they go up against the McKinney Lions this Friday, November 17 at 7PM at SMU's Ford Stadium. Be sure to come out and cheer the Scots on at 4PM Friday at Highlander Stadium to cheer on the team as they board the buses to SMU.Purchase tickets here:https://ow.ly/JtUP50Q7AU8This episode sponsored by Kathy L Wall State Farm Agency, KidBiz and TheBiz and SA Oral Surgeons. To learn more about our sponsors visit Kathy L Wall State Farm Agency and https://www.saoralsurgeons.com/ and https://www.kidbizusa.com/

When you start a new job, it can take a few days to settle in, but what if you had all the tools you needed to work and be productive on day one? That's the goal of the Ready on Day One effort. Welcome to Airwaves, the official podcast of the Naval Air Systems Command. And on today's podcast, you're going to meet a group who found a way to get real, get better, and improve the onboarding process at NAVAIR. Joe Incorvia, Deputy Director for the Digital Group, Randy Allen, Senior Staff Advisor for NAWCAD, and Lori Delaney, Innovation and Culture Team Lead at the NAVAIR Digital Department.

A 36-year-old mother from LaPorte, Indiana, Thessalonica Allen, has been sentenced to spend 63 years in a state correctional facility for the brutal slaying of her husband, Randy Allen.  LaPorte County Circuit Court Judge Thomas J. Alevizos delivered the severe sentence following a swift trial in which a jury found Allen guilty on multiple charges, including murder, abuse of a corpse, and altering the scene of a death.  The jury deliberated for less than 30 minutes in July before reaching their verdict. Judge Alevizos, [Al-uh-VEE-sohs] in his sentencing decision, emphasized the aggravating factors in the case, stating that they far outweighed any mitigating elements. These aggravating factors included evidence of premeditation both before and after the tragic event and a stark lack of remorse on Allen's part, as documented in court records.  Judge Alevizos underscored the significant psychological impact on Allen's two young children, who were forced to participate in the gruesome aftermath of their father's murder. He noted that Allen even went so far as to place blame on her youngest child.  The grim events unfolded on July 27, 2021, when Allen fatally shot her husband inside their family home while their children, under 16, were present. The children reported hearing a "loud bang" and discovering their mother lying on the floor, urging them not to call 911 and sending them back to their rooms.  Later that night, Allen woke her children and instructed them to assist in moving their father's lifeless body outside the house and into his car. However, the weight proved too much for them to handle. Subsequently, Allen resorted to even more macabre methods to dispose of the body.  According to the children's statements to detectives, Allen acquired cleaning supplies and an ax the following day, using it to dismember Randy Allen's corpse. She then enlisted the help of her children in placing the body parts into a tote bag. Despite their efforts, the body remained too heavy for them to move. Allen allegedly expressed her intention to drive to a location in South Bend, where she planned to set the body on fire.  The police became involved when a man, who had been in a previous relationship with Thessalonica Allen and was the father of one of the children, reported the gruesome situation. He claimed that Allen had called him, alleging that Randy Allen was abusing their child. Upon arriving at the apartment, the man discovered Randy Allen's lifeless body, prompting Thessalonica Allen to confess to the murder.  Despite being asked to assist in moving the body, the man declined and asked to be driven back home. During the drive, he claimed that Allen threw a gun out of the car window. Thessalonica Allen was later located by police in the parking lot of an Ace Hardware store in LaPorte, where she tearfully confessed to killing her husband. She claimed it was in self-defense after he allegedly choked her.  In a chilling revelation, Allen admitted to cutting off Randy's legs when she couldn't fit him into the tote bag. The children corroborated this account during police interviews. The argument leading to the murder allegedly stemmed from Randy Allen confronting Thessalonica about a website she had been using, though no specific details about the site were provided.  During the trial, Allen's defense attempted to mount a claim of self-defense, alleging that Randy Allen had lunged at her during the fight. Prosecutors countered by revealing that Thessalonica Allen had lied to obtain a protective order against her husband. Additionally, investigators found a handwritten note in the apartment outlining tasks related to getting rid of Randy Allen's body, further suggesting premeditation.  The note said:  1. Spray s— in face, hit him in right knee w/ hammer  2. Hit w/hammer/stab him  3. Roll body up in sheets & plastic bags Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

A 36-year-old mother from LaPorte, Indiana, Thessalonica Allen, has been sentenced to spend 63 years in a state correctional facility for the brutal slaying of her husband, Randy Allen.  LaPorte County Circuit Court Judge Thomas J. Alevizos delivered the severe sentence following a swift trial in which a jury found Allen guilty on multiple charges, including murder, abuse of a corpse, and altering the scene of a death.  The jury deliberated for less than 30 minutes in July before reaching their verdict. Judge Alevizos, [Al-uh-VEE-sohs] in his sentencing decision, emphasized the aggravating factors in the case, stating that they far outweighed any mitigating elements. These aggravating factors included evidence of premeditation both before and after the tragic event and a stark lack of remorse on Allen's part, as documented in court records.  Judge Alevizos underscored the significant psychological impact on Allen's two young children, who were forced to participate in the gruesome aftermath of their father's murder. He noted that Allen even went so far as to place blame on her youngest child.  The grim events unfolded on July 27, 2021, when Allen fatally shot her husband inside their family home while their children, under 16, were present. The children reported hearing a "loud bang" and discovering their mother lying on the floor, urging them not to call 911 and sending them back to their rooms.  Later that night, Allen woke her children and instructed them to assist in moving their father's lifeless body outside the house and into his car. However, the weight proved too much for them to handle. Subsequently, Allen resorted to even more macabre methods to dispose of the body.  According to the children's statements to detectives, Allen acquired cleaning supplies and an ax the following day, using it to dismember Randy Allen's corpse. She then enlisted the help of her children in placing the body parts into a tote bag. Despite their efforts, the body remained too heavy for them to move. Allen allegedly expressed her intention to drive to a location in South Bend, where she planned to set the body on fire.  The police became involved when a man, who had been in a previous relationship with Thessalonica Allen and was the father of one of the children, reported the gruesome situation. He claimed that Allen had called him, alleging that Randy Allen was abusing their child. Upon arriving at the apartment, the man discovered Randy Allen's lifeless body, prompting Thessalonica Allen to confess to the murder.  Despite being asked to assist in moving the body, the man declined and asked to be driven back home. During the drive, he claimed that Allen threw a gun out of the car window. Thessalonica Allen was later located by police in the parking lot of an Ace Hardware store in LaPorte, where she tearfully confessed to killing her husband. She claimed it was in self-defense after he allegedly choked her.  In a chilling revelation, Allen admitted to cutting off Randy's legs when she couldn't fit him into the tote bag. The children corroborated this account during police interviews. The argument leading to the murder allegedly stemmed from Randy Allen confronting Thessalonica about a website she had been using, though no specific details about the site were provided.  During the trial, Allen's defense attempted to mount a claim of self-defense, alleging that Randy Allen had lunged at her during the fight. Prosecutors countered by revealing that Thessalonica Allen had lied to obtain a protective order against her husband. Additionally, investigators found a handwritten note in the apartment outlining tasks related to getting rid of Randy Allen's body, further suggesting premeditation.  The note said:  1. Spray s— in face, hit him in right knee w/ hammer  2. Hit w/hammer/stab him  3. Roll body up in sheets & plastic bags Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

The guys were joined this week by a very impressive trio of TopoDot influencers! Jennifer Triana, TopoDot Business Development Director, Randy Allen, TopoDot Director of Training & Support and Josh Miller, David Evans & Associates Delivery Leader and TopoDot superuser all added a ton of value to an already packed show. Some of the items discussed include how TopoDot has become an industry standard, AI advancements, the new ground extraction tool, unique user success stories, and the many ways TopoDot continues to support the geospatial industry. Peter H. Diamandis was quoted. Music by Bad Bunny!!!

Thank you to all of othe incredible guests that we've had on this podcast and in our clinics over these last six years, and especially thank you to you the listener. We appreciate you showing up and listening on a regular basis to learn from our guests and grow as a coach so that together we can unlock the full potential of this great game. The eight coaches here are truly elite. They are the 10% coach - that part of any bell curve occupied by those who do it right with a standard of excellence above all others. From a statistical point of view, this group has a winning percentage of .818 and a cumulative record of 3,032 wins 663 losses and 10 ties, and together they've won 78 state championships to date. They have all won over 300 games and one is just 8 wins away from 500. Listening through each interview, their stories and outlooks on life and coaching are amazing and certainly an example to follow. Their passion for the game is unquestionable. We share insight from each of these coaches today, and you will hear that there is not a secret formula to what they have done to produce consistent excellence and results. They are deeply convicted and disciplined about their approach and that along with the faith and belief they have in their players and communities put them in a category all their own Shownotes: -Rick Jones ended his high school career with a record of 317-74, a .811 winning percentage which included 9 state championships. He is now the special assistant to Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz. -Webb City HS (MO) Head Coach John Roderique retired after winning his 13th state championship in 2022. He recorded a record of 315-34, a .903 winning percentage. -Randy Allen, the head coach of Highland Park HS in Texas has a record of 424-92-6 an .818 winning percentage with 4 state championships. -Cleveland St. Ignatius Head Coach Chuck Kyle wrapped up the final season of his career. He won an Ohio record 11 state championships while achieving a record of 353 wins, 90 losses, and 1 tie, a .797 winning percentage. He won 3 national championships as well. -Herb Brogan took over the program at Lumen Christi HS in Michigan in the midst of a tragedy for their community in which his head coach and close friend was murdered. His record is currently 395-94 with his 10th state championship coming in 2022. -Ken Leonard retired following the 2022 season and his 6th state championship in Illinois at Sacred Heart Griffin. His record was 419-81, a .838 winning percentage. -Bob Hyland is 8 wins shy of 500 at St. Mary in Wisconsin. His record is 492 wins - 113 losses and 2 ties, an .812 winning percentage. He's won 17 state championships. -8x state champion from Alabama UMS Wright Head Coach Terry Curtis has a career record of 317 wins and 85 losses, a .789 winning percentage. That's a ton of great advice from 8 incredible coaches who provide a tremendous example of what this game can be and how to create consistent success.

Today's episode features an incredible interview from Randy Allen who's son was diagnosed with a rare disease called Creatine Transporter Deficiency Disease. Listen to Randy tell the story of how they found out about the disease, the emotions of the diagnosis and how he and his family have forged ahead and have come to beat adversity. If you are someone who is dealing with adversity in your life, just know you are not alone. Our interview with Randy shows just how anyone who is dealt a bad set of cards can push forward and make it through adversity. Randy's story is compelling and surely one you don't want to miss. Thanks and enjoy!

In Part 2 of our conversation with Randy Allen, the longtime head football coach at Highland Park High School in Dallas and the second winningest coach in Texas high school football history, he highlights how he intentionally emphasizes character and provides insight into his team's six core values. Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

In Part 1 of our conversation with Randy Allen, the longtime head football coach at Highland Park High School in Dallas and the second winningest coach in Texas high school football history, he shares why he is mindful of all the players on his team, based on his own experience, and the inspiration to lead young men, including Los Angeles Rams starting quarterback Matthew Stafford. Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

On this episode, Adam Roach talks to Randy Allen about his impressive career as a football coach.  Randy shares how he started out with programs that needed help and transformed them into winning teams.  He discusses his approach in gaining the trust of the teammates, and how he motivated them to grow and improve as football players and men.  He shares how his passion for coaching came from wanting to give back what his coaches gave to him when he was growing up, and discusses what it's like to be the most winningest high school football coach in Texas.

We have Mayoral Candidate Randy Allen in studio! We are going to be talking about his campaign and his passion for this city! He is the Director of Strategic Investment and Philanthropy at Rutherford County Area Habitat for Humanity. He is a really good human being and will be a great County Mayor! It's an honor to have him in studio! Early voting starts tomorrow! Listen in to hear all about why Randy should get your vote!

People who possibly lie about being domestic violence survivors are vile, disrespectful to true victims and survivors.Thessalonica Allen, of LaPorte, Indiana, made horrible accusations about her husband, Randy, and said she had to kill him due to his abuse towards her and her kids. The evidence, her teenage kids that were there, and his family all paint a much different picture than Thessalonica.The trial is in August of 2022 and I'll be sure to do an update episode when the trial is over.The family's vigil video: https://youtu.be/8hvlIYRwhCQJakelia's GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/dwyf97-help-burying-my-fatherPROMO: 3 Spooked Girlshttps://www.Twitter.com/ReverieCrimePodhttps://www.Instagram.com/ReverieTrueCrimehttps://www.Facebook.com/ReverieTrueCrimehttps://reverietruecrime.tumblr.comContact: ReverieTrueCrime@gmail.comWebsite: https://reverietruecrime.wixsite.com/podcastSOURCES:https://www.scribd.com/document/518687356/Probable-Cause-Affidavit-Thessalonica-Allen https://www.nwitimes.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/update-daughter-of-man-killed-and-dismembered-saw-no-signs-he-was-in-danger/article_44ff5347-06b9-5fc0-8d21-d73cae5d5122.html https://abc7chicago.com/laporte-indiana-murder-thessalonica-allen-randy/10932802/ https://wsbt.com/news/local/laporte-woman-charged-in-gruesome-murder-dismemberment-of-husband https://www.oxygen.com/crime-news/thessalonica-allen-charged-in-murder-of-husband-randy-allen https://lawandcrime.com/crime/indiana-woman-murdered-husband-and-made-her-children-help-move-his-dismembered-body-police/ https://www.wdrb.com/news/graphic-indiana-woman-charged-in-gruesome-murder-and-asking-her-kids-to-help/article_910c047a-f52e-11eb-9db4-6b078353685b.html https://www.abc57.com/news/woman-accused-of-killing-husband-mutilating-his-corpse https://apnews.com/article/shootings-indiana-4eab30976233fc1331baf0c34a4b499a https://themorningnews.com/news/2021/08/07/a-women-gets-teenage-kids-to-clean-up-the-murder-of-their-stepdad/ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9862067/Indiana-mom-murdered-husband-kids-help-load-dismembered-corpse-bags.html https://nypost.com/2021/08/04/woman-allegedly-chops-up-husband-with-ax-asks-kids-to-help-dispose-body/ https://www.wcax.com/2021/08/04/indiana-mother-accused-chopping-up-husband-forcing-kids-help-hide-body/

This week Stacey tells us about the murder of Randy Allen, a 50 year old Indiana man who was murdered by his wife in July of 2021.Sources:https://www.scribd.com/document/518687356/Probable-Cause-Affidavit-Thessalonica-Allenhttps://www.google.com/amp/s/www.oxygen.com/crime-news/thessalonica-allen-charged-in-murder-of-husband-randy-allen%3famphttps://www.nwitimes.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/update-daughter-of-man-killed-and-dismembered-saw-no-signs-he-was-in-danger/article_44ff5347-06b9-5fc0-8d21-d73cae5d5122.htmlhttps://www.google.com/amp/s/wsbt.com/amp/news/local/laporte-woman-charged-in-gruesome-murder-dismemberment-of-husbandhttps://abc7chicago.com/laporte-indiana-murder-thessalonica-allen-randy/10932802/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/ISGDpodcast)

A conversation with Highland Park Head Coach Randy Allen

Highland Park high school football coach Randy Allen joins the boys prior to SuperBowl LVI to talk about his relationship with two of his former players, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and three-time Cy Young award winner Clayton Kershaw, what they're doing to give back to the community, could Matthew have played professional baseball and how he's keeping the legacy of former longtime Cowboys coach Tom Landry alive on the sidelines there in Dallas.

Thessalonica Allen & Randy Allen Laporte Indiana. Thessalonica Allen, 34, has been charged with her husband Randy Allen's death after fatally shooting him and then using an ax to cut off his legs. She then tried to enlist her two teenage children to help dispose of his remains in an attempt to burn the body parts. According to court papers filed, authorities say a man, who lives in Michigan and has a child with Allen, informed police officers about the killing last Thursday after she attempted to get him to help dispose of the body after she showed it to him in her closet. He said that she also claimed that her husband had been beating their child. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ickedmel/support

Randy Allen bring the final message of our Messy Church Series to our first service, wrapping up our study through the book of Acts.

We listen to Randy Allen's (a go fund me supporter and all around great dude) suggestion, The Grateful Dead "Europe '72" We talk about music theory, what makes a "jam band", the hippie experience, and some good ice cream. Listen Here: Spotify Amazon Other Links: The Grateful Dead Wiki Europe '72 Wiki David Dodd Website Live Concert John Mayer with Dead & Co --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegreatestmusicpodcast/support

Nick Reed interviewed Randy Allen who is running for Council member – General Seat A. You can listen to the interview below.

Just how big is high school football in the state of Texas? Is winning the Texas State Title for football the hardest thing to do in high school sports? Where did his love of the game of football begin and what does the word “Character” mean to Coach Allen.Coach recalls playing in the state championship in 1967 and the controversy of the last second decision the seniors made and the result that occurred. Hear about attending SMU, playing under Coach Hayden Fry and why he feels SMU was the right decision for him and where he is today. What he took from being under Coach Merrill Green who is a Texas HS Football Hall of Fame Coach and how he helped him get a head job. We hear stories from days at Ballinger HS and then the process of getting hired at Brownwood HS following a coaching legend in Gordon Wood. Coach then gets hired back at his alma mater of Abilene Cooper and how he turned that program around along with his feelings of getting them back to the state championship for the first time since his playing days in 1967. What the rich tradition is at Highland Park HS, what he felt after winning his first state championship in 2005 on an undefeated season. From there they have gone on to win three straight state titles from 2016-2018. How the game has changed in Coach Allen's time in the game of football. Coach goes into detail about announcing his retirement in the spring of 2018 only to change his mind 21 days later. We end with Coach Allen's answer to how much longer will he go? Links:Article and Video of Coach Allen's 400th victory: https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/dfwvarsity/prep-football/article236987234.html2021 Highland Park HS Football Schedule: https://www.scotsillustrated.com/sport/football/boys/?tab=scheduleWATCH HPHS Football: https://www.scotsillustrated.com/broadcastsVideo Highlights of 2017 State Championship Game vs. Manvel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUCBq_8uU04 Follow BTL on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beforethelightspodcast/Support BTL and become a member of the Patreon Group to hear 5 more minutes of EVERY show for just $5/month!    https://www.patreon.com/beforethelights The Extra 5How, when, and why Coach Allen wears the fedora hat and suits on the sidelines. Hint: Dallas CowboysHear an in-depth recollection of one of the wildest games he has been apart of which was a state championship game. See links for highlights. Support the show (https://www.beforethelightspod.com/member-areas)

Just how big is high school football in the state of Texas? Is winning the Texas State Title for football the hardest thing to do in high school sports? Where did his love of the game of football begin and what does the word “Character” mean to Coach Allen.Coach recalls playing in the state championship in 1967 and the controversy of the last second decision the seniors made and the result that occurred. Hear about attending SMU, playing under Coach Hayden Fry and why he feels SMU was the right decision for him and where he is today.What he took from being under Coach Merrill Green who is a Texas HS Football Hall of Fame Coach and how he helped him get a head job. We hear stories from days at Ballinger HS and then the process of getting hired at Brownwood HS following a coaching legend in Gordon Wood. Coach then gets hired back at his alma mater of Abilene Cooper and how he turned that program around along with his feelings of getting them back to the state championship for the first time since his playing days in 1967.What the rich tradition is at Highland Park HS, what he felt after winning his first state championship in 2005 on an undefeated season. From there they have gone on to win three straight state titles from 2016-2018. How the game has changed in Coach Allen’s time in the game of football. Coach goes into detail about announcing his retirement in the spring of 2018 only to change his mind 21 days later. We end with Coach Allen’s answer to how much longer will he go?Links:Article and Video of Coach Allen’s 400th victory: https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/dfwvarsity/prep-football/article236987234.html2021 Highland Park HS Football Schedule: https://www.scotsillustrated.com/sport/football/boys/?tab=scheduleWATCH HPHS Football: https://www.scotsillustrated.com/broadcastsVideo Highlights of 2017 State Championship Game vs. Manvel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUCBq_8uU04Follow BTL on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beforethelightspodcast/Support BTL and become a member of the Patreon Group to hear 5 more minutes of EVERY show for just $5/month! https://www.patreon.com/beforethelights

Randy Allen retired from the Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce on July 1 after more than a decade. He reflects on his time with the chamber and how it and Jefferson City has adapted, both during the 2008 recession and the current coronavirus pandemic. He also describes what he sees are the economic challenges and opportunities facing Jefferson City and the chamber.

Rev. Randy Allen reminds us that when times are hard, we should examine our hearts and discern how we need to repent.

Randy Allen, head coach at Highland Park High School in Texas, is one of the winningest active high school coaches in America. Known for wearing a fedora in honor of Tom Landry, Allen has impacted his community on and off the field in a positive way. On today's podcast he joins host Keith Grabowski to discuss fun, family, and a number of other aspects upon which he has built one of the most successful careers in the game.

Randy Allen is the 3rd winningest High School Football coach in the state of Texas. He has over 400 wins and 4 state championships. More importantly he's making an extremely positive impact on the lives of so many young adults.

Planning for the future can be an easy conversation. How do you make difficult talks about healthcare a little easier during the holidays? Jo welcomes Cameron Tuttle and Randy Allen from Honor.

Please remember: Like and Subscribe! Catch us everywhere podcasts are heard! UFC's own Jessica Eye stops in to discuss her upcoming fight in UFC245 and her journey in the fight game. Jessica Eye has had an amazing career and is considered the #1 Flyweight contender in the UFC. Jessica Eye was born in Akron, Ohio to Randy Allen and Colleen Joanne Eye. She joined the home with her half-sisters, Jennifer Carlisle-Brunner and Heather Carlisle-Hunter and brother, Randy Miles Eye. Her parents went through a divorce which separated the family when she was only 6 years old. Her mother and sisters were forced to move to the Washington D.C suburbs of Virginia. Eye attended elementary school in Virginia but returned to Ohio as her father earned full custody of her. She then grew up first in Cuyahoga Falls and finished her childhood in Rootstown Ohio; where she graduated high school and was a shining star athlete at Rootstown High. When Jessica was 16 years old, a drunk driver plowed into Eye and her father Randy while they were trying to start her stranded car on the roadside. She suffered a broken back, among other injuries, and was bed-ridden for three months. She credits this incident with creating her drive towards success in mixed martial arts. Eye discusses detailing the abuse she suffered as a teenager from her father. One particular abuse instance when Eye was 14, led to her father being arrested and charged with child endangerment and domestic abuse. Please visit: www.JohnBartoloShow.com Thank you for running in! Visit: www.k-var.com  Host:  IG: @John_bartolo www.JohnBartoloShow.com Twitter: @JJBartolo Video available on:  http://www.youtube.com/c/JohnBartolo Available everywhere podcasts can be heard. Photo's by: Marcy Johnson Branding Produced by: Quinton Foxworth 

Ryan Gibbs is currently the RB Coach at Highland Park HS in Highland Park, TX (Dallas area). He is from Abilene, TX and a graduate of Abilene Cooper HS, where he played for legendary Head Football Coach, Randy Allen. Ryan is a graduate of Hardin Simmons University. He is married to Laura and they have […]

Coach Randy Allen is the Head Football Coach at Highland Park HS in Highland Park, TX (Dallas). He played college football at SMU. He has been coaching for over 40 years. He is married to Carolyn and they have 2 kids and 8 grandkids.

This episode of the podcast is with Randy Allen. Randy is a long time Middle Tennessean that has been working to improve the lives of the residents in Rutherford County and surrounding areas for many years. He has worked as the Former Director of Community Impact at United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties and now is the Director of Strategy and Philanthropy with Habitat for Humanity (Rutherford County). We speak about how he has developed his passion for serving his community, how he maintains a positive outlook in difficult situations, his #grateful4 and much more. The work Randy is doing through Habitat and their efforts are truly commendable. He is definitely an amazing example of everything we are looking to showcase on the podcast. Very thankful to have the opportunity to have Randy on and to have him involved with our overall mission. Thank you for all you do to Spread The Positive Randy.

Martial arts can have a lasting impact on childrens lives. Randy Allen owner of Inner Dragon Martial Arts joins me on the NH Business Show today to discuss confidence, self defence, and his Hudson, NH Studio. Sponsors: Project Quoting - NHBusinessShow.com/ProjectQuoting Self Authorship - www.NHBusinessShow.com/SelfAuthor Get more from Randy http://innerdragonma.com/ https://www.facebook.com/innerdragonma/ https://www.instagram.com/inner_dragon…/ For more from the NH Business show, check us out at : www.NHBusinessShow.com chrisPastrana.cardtapp.com All NHBS social media accounts: https://clyxo.com/nhbusinessshow

Whiskey & Cigarettes Interview W/Randy Allen by DJ Nik

Country song writer Randy Allen features his new song ‘Saturday Backroad’. I’ve still kept my music real to who I am with that true country feel. I like lots of music and this New EP has some Rock, Country, Bluegrass vibe to it that makes it unique. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 20: Coach Randy Allen by Brett Featherston & Robb Flint

Dr. Dan talks with Major (Ret.) Randy Allen, noted author of Season V, A Novel . Topics of discussion include Allen's military background, the qualities of leadership, and what it takes to be an American soldier. For more information, see post.E71: Randy Allen - Long Range Recon Patrol in the Vietnam War (2 of 3)E71: Randy Allen - Long Range Recon Patrol in the Vietnam War (3 of 3)

Dr. Dan talks with Major (Ret.) Randy Allen, noted author of Season V, A Novel . Topics of discussion include Allen's military background, the qualities of leadership, and what it takes to be an American soldier. For more information, see post.E71: Randy Allen - Long Range Recon Patrol in the Vietnam War (1 of 3)E71: Randy Allen - Long Range Recon Patrol in the Vietnam War (3 of 3)

Dr. Dan talks with Major (Ret.) Randy Allen, noted author of Season V, A Novel . Topics of discussion include Allen's military background, the qualities of leadership, and what it takes to be an American soldier. For more information, see post.E71: Randy Allen - Long Range Recon Patrol in the Vietnam War (1 of 3)E71: Randy Allen - Long Range Recon Patrol in the Vietnam War (2 of 3)

On this edition of the High School Football America Radio Show with Jeff Fisher, who talks with Bishop Gorman head coach Kenny Sanchez. This past season, Sanchez led the Gaels to High School Football America "mythical" national championship. In two years as Gorman's head coach, Sanchez has led his team to a 30-0 record. Also on the show, Fisher talks with legendary Texas high school football coach Randy Allen, who led Highland Park to the Class 5A Division I state championship in December. Allen's lifetime record at four different schools is 361-86-6.

The Association for the Rhetoric of Science and Technology (ARST) celebrated 20 years in 2012. The ARST Oral History Project was conceived to document the institutional history of the organization and the larger intellectual history of the rhetoric of science, technology, and medicine. This interview, with Randy Harris, Professor at the University of Waterloo, features discussion of: *how cognitive structuring patterns shape how we argue, think, and believe *on being drawn into rhetoric of science through coincidence *why anything involving John Campbell tends toward the memorable *how Gaonkar got it all wrong, but why the Gaonkar affair was good for business *on rhetoric vs. communication of science, and why Thomas Kuhn was horrified about the "r" word *why doing good work under the rubric of rhetoric will bring the philosophers, historians, and sociologists around *how the relationships of theorists, rather than theories, create the perception of incommensurability *on science as a symbol system, and how rhetoric ought to be the fundamental discipline to investigate it *what rhetoric adds to studies of science and what science adds to rhetoric *on rhetoric of science, emergent technologies, cognitive styles, and orality *why picking up cognitive directions in rhetoric of science would be useful

Topics of this week's podcast: -Burger House celebrated its sixtieth anniversary. -A HPMS band is playing a concert at the House of Blues. -The UPPD is still collecting donations for the Genesis Women's Shelter. -HPHS head football coach Randy Allen is recovering from ankle surgery.