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Bob and Randy Walker chat with Steve Acho (website), a versatile professional with experience spanning technology recruiting, music, public speaking, and consulting. Steve shares his journey in various fields, discusses the importance of networking, effective job recruiting, and finding meaningful work. He also dives into his experiences in music, including achieving close to 60 million streams on Spotify. Steve emphasizes the importance of actionable insights, storytelling, and continuous self-improvement in both professional and personal growth.
This episode is quite literally the top of my mountain, my crown jewel moment, the summary of every podcast and every Comic Con I have attended. At the Great Lakes Comic-Con, I got to spend the entire weekend with Sam J. Jones himself, better known as Flash Gordon, Quarterback, NY Jets and Savior of the Universe. Growing up, Flash Gordon was on the same level as Star Wars to me, and I was not only star struck, but in awe of what an amazing person Sam Jones is. They always say, "Don't meet your heroes.", but in this case, I am so happy I was able to. I spent the entire weekend talking with Sam, but got to record our conversation for about 20 minutes where we talked about Hollywood, Flash Gordon, his appearance in Ted, his family, and life in general. This was bittersweet however, as the founder of Great Lakes Comic-Con, Mike DeSantis, tragically passed away a couple days before the event. I didn't get to thank him for this opportunity, but I am sure I will one day. RIP Mike. A million thank yous to my producer and co-host Randy Walker who spent hours cutting up 2hrs and 45 minutes of raw footage (because I didn't know how to work the Zoom mic).
It was a pleasure chatting with Randy Walker Director of Wayne County Veterans Services. Please check out the show and share with a Wayne County Mi veteran. Enjoy!
Discover More ATW!On this episode the guys discuss Kurt Okraku's failed attempt to motivate the Black Stars and the current state of football in Ghana. Co-Owner of Crafte United, Randy Walker, also talks about his experience with starting a football club in Ghana.After The Whistle: Dominate The ConversationA GCR Production - Africa's Premiere Podcast Network
Discover More ATW!The ATW boys have a conversation with Randy Walker, Co-Owner of Crafte United FC, to discuss why he started a football club in Ghana, their journey so far and their ambitious aims to win the CAF Champions League.After The Whistle: Dominate The ConversationA GCR Production - Africa's Premiere Podcast Network
Sitting in for Gregory today is Jessica Johnson from Clearbrook Restaurant, and her guest host, Jim Babcock from Coast 236 Restaurant and Bar and Isabel's. CJ is back on the soundboard today! Show guests today include: Cathy North, the mayor of Douglas and Randy Walker, council member of Douglas and owner of Lakeshore Pet Boutique; life coach, Andrea Bjorkman; and Bob and Lori Sandford from Urban Threadz Boutique. Happy Sunday Funday! 9-15-24.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This Sunday Funday, Gregory and friends: Jim Babcock from Isabel's Market + Eatery, Coast 236 Restaurant & Bar chat in the early morning before Emily Jipp running for 48th Circuit Court Judge comes on to share her experience, followed by Eric Peterson from Retro Bakery, closed by Randy Walker from Lakeshore Pet Boutique for Community Pride, MI. Happy Sunday Funday! 5-26-24See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week we sit down with Randy Walker to dive into the world of WordPress and ask the question, why is WordPress still important? Before we start in on WordPress, Randy has a new podcasting mic to talk about, the M2 MicTrak from Zoom. We then discuss staging for upgrades and development work, focusing on transitioning to full-site editing on WordPress. Along the way, we’ll explore some indispensable plugins such as Redirection, Podcast Importer, and the dynamic duo of Contact Form 7 + Flamingo. So, grab your headphones and join us as we unravel the mysteries of staging, upgrades, and all
This week we sit down with Randy Walker to dive into the world of WordPress and ask the question, why is WordPress still important? Before we start in on WordPress, Randy has a new podcasting mic to talk about, the M2 MicTrak from Zoom. We then discuss staging for upgrades and development work, focusing on transitioning to full-site editing on WordPress. Along the way, we'll explore some indispensable plugins such as Redirection, Podcast Importer, and the dynamic duo of Contact Form 7 + Flamingo. So, grab your headphones and join us as we unravel the mysteries of staging, upgrades, and all
This week we sit down with Randy Walker to dive into the world of WordPress and ask the question, why is WordPress still important? Before we start in on WordPress, Randy has a new podcasting mic to talk about, the M2 MicTrak from Zoom. We then discuss staging for upgrades and development work, focusing on transitioning to full-site editing on WordPress. Along the way, we'll explore some indispensable plugins such as Redirection, Podcast Importer, and the dynamic duo of Contact Form 7 + Flamingo. So, grab your headphones and join us as we unravel the mysteries of staging, upgrades, and all
In this episode, we were joined by Tom Lawrence of Lawrence Systems and CNWR IT Consultants. He was on the show over a year ago, and his YouTube channel has just kept growing since then. In fact, it's become so successful that he's merging his business with CNWR so he can continue to focus on the YouTube channel while CNWR manage the business projects. Recently, Meta launched Threads and Tom shared his take on the various social networks and how he uses each one. Finally, Tom talked about how he uses AI like ChatGPT to help him manage his business. Bob and Randy played around with ChatGPT and Bob got it to generate this poem: In Detroit's vibrant heart, a celebration did ignite, Randy Walker's 40th birthday, shining ever so bright. Amidst the city's rhythm, where dreams intertwine, Tocororo awaited, a venue so divine. The night air was filled with excitement and cheer, As friends and loved ones gathered, drawing near. Randy, a soul adored, a beacon of light, Guiding others with kindness, a true delight. At Tocororo's threshold, the ambiance embraced, A tapestry of laughter and joy interlaced. The melodies of Motown danced through the air, Celebrating a milestone, a life lived with flair. The walls adorned with memories of days gone by, Each photograph a testament, reaching for the sky. From humble beginnings, Randy had soared, Touching countless lives with the love he poured. In the dimly lit room, candles flickered with grace, Illuminating the journey etched on his face. Friends raised their glasses, toasts filled with cheer, Honoring Randy's presence, a treasure so dear. The aroma of delectable cuisine wafted in the breeze, Tickling taste buds with flavors that pleased. From soulful barbecue to savory delights, Every bite a testament to culinary heights. The laughter echoed, resounding like a symphony, As stories of shared adventures unfolded with glee. From youthful escapades to wisdom's embrace, Randy's path had intertwined with every trace. A live band struck up a vibrant tune, Swaying bodies beneath the luminescent moon. Feet tapped to the rhythm, hearts beating in time, Celebrating Randy, a friend so sublime. As the night waned on, memories etched in hearts, Randy's spirit shone bright, never to depart. With gratitude and love, the celebration drew near, For forty years of existence, cherished and clear. And so, in Tocororo's embrace, Detroit's soul did sing, A testament to friendship and the joy it brings. Randy Walker's 40th birthday, a moment held tight, In the tapestry of time, forever alight. Randy had ChatGPT generate a biography of Bob, and this is what it came up with. It's not very accurate. Bob Waltenspiel is a renowned podcaster and entrepreneur known for his captivating storytelling and insightful conversations. Born on April 12, 1980, in a small town in Michigan, Bob developed a passion for communication and technology from a young age. Bob's journey into podcasting began in the early 2000s when he co-founded a podcast network called "Podcast Detroit." With his innate ability to connect with people and a keen eye for emerging trends, Bob quickly gained recognition in the podcasting community. Under his leadership, Podcast Detroit grew into a thriving network that showcased a diverse range of shows across various genres, attracting a loyal and dedicated audience. Beyond his involvement in Podcast Detroit, Bob became a prominent figure in the podcasting industry through his own show, aptly named "The Bob Waltenspiel Podcast." Known for its in-depth interviews and thought-provoking discussions, the show featured a wide array of guests, including entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, and thought leaders. Bob's natural curiosity and insightful questioning made each episode a compelling experience for listeners. As an entrepreneur, Bob was also involved in several successful ventures. He co-founded a technology startup that revolutionized the way peopl...
Sam and Greg start the hour with Sam's local sports update. Next, they are joined by Randy Walker to breakdown Wimbledon and the landscape of Tennis. To finish the hour, they dive into Max's World, where they discuss the athletes with two iconic jersey numbers, rule changes in sports, and Jon Jones having a final fight!
Tennis Author, Randy Walker, joins Sam and Greg to discuss Wimbledon, his book, and all things Tennis!
Some great information for Wayne County veterans from Randy Walker, Director of Veteran Services. Please share with a veteran and take advantage of this great benefit you have earned.
Imagine a story told to you from childhood, that your biological mother died and your biological father decided to relinquish you? And the people who adopted you rehomed you to another couple, where you found abuse and neglect? Randy Walker, 48, has lived such a life and re-examines his trauma and discusses how negative family experiences can shape one's future relationships.
Randy Walker joins us this week as a first-time guest and long-time listener. We get to know Randy and discover he is a contributor to two different Podcasts, The Daily Detroit Podcast and IT in the D Podcast. We spend some time working thru his home automation plan and ask if you can even do HA in an apartment effectively? Lots of great conversation and great to have Randy on the program! Thanks for listening! Full show notes, transcriptions (available on request), audio and video at http://theAverageGuy.tv/hgg563 Join Jim Collison / @jcollison for show #563 of Home Gadget Geeks
Randy Walker joins us this week as a first-time guest and long-time listener. We get to know Randy and discover he is a contributor to two different Podcasts, The Daily Detroit Podcast and IT in the D Podcast. We spend some time working thru his home automation plan and ask if you can even do HA in an apartment effectively? Lots of great conversation and great to have Randy on the program! Thanks for listening! Full show notes, transcriptions (available on request), audio and video at http://theAverageGuy.tv/hgg563 Join Jim Collison / @jcollison for show #563 of Home Gadget Geeks
Randy Walker joins us this week as a first-time guest and long-time listener. We get to know Randy and discover he is a contributor to two different Podcasts, The Daily Detroit Podcast and IT in the D Podcast. We spend some time working thru his home automation plan and ask if you can even do HA in an apartment effectively? Lots of great conversation and great to have Randy on the program! Thanks for listening! Full show notes, transcriptions (available on request), audio and video at http://theAverageGuy.tv/hgg563 Join Jim Collison / @jcollison for show #563 of Home Gadget Geeks
Tempo offense has been in the mainstream of football thinking for about a quarter of a century now when guys like Randy Walker and Rich Rodriguez made it popular, but it still is, in many ways an underutilized and under-coached aspect of an offensive attack. Today's "best of" episode shares the ideas of 11 coaches on maximizing the advantages of tempo by how it is structured, the plays run with it, how it's game planned, the mechanics of playing fast and how it even can become engrained in culture. -Hawaii offensive coordinator Ian Shoemaker - tempo as a stressor to the defense -Kansas Offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki - Using tempo to create multiplicity, game planning tempo, paying attention to what plays work most efficiently with a fast pace -New Wisconsin Offensive Coordinator Phil Longo points out that you can move as fast as the officials, so understanding what their pace is can allow you to build your procedures and call plays that can be executed within that 12 or so seconds that it takes for the ball to be put into play. -Texas passing game coordinator and receivers coach Brennan Marion views tempo as a part of their attack which wears a defense down and forces them to play a fifth quarter in terms of the amount of reps. -USFL New Orleans Breakers OC Noel Mazzone was at the forefront of tempo and continues to utilize it but he points out how he teaches it and the types of plays he likes -Incarnate Word University assistant Keith Barefield ran the statistically fastest offense in football while he was the offensive coordinator at Quincy and it helped them turn an offense around and break records. In this segment, he explains how tempo should be coached as well as the mechanics of running the fastest offense. -Tennessee OL Glen Elarbee was part of one of the most explosive offenses in the country in 2022. #1 in Total Offense 538.1 #1 in scoring 47.3. He explains why he loves tempo for the offensive line and provides the details on coaching the mechanics of tempo with the offensive line in this segment from Lauren's First and Goal. -Arkansas OL Coach Cody Kennedy believes that training for tempo has to start in the meeting room and be carried over to walk through in getting linemen to think and make their calls. -McMurry University Head Coach Jordan Neal joined us when he was the coordinator of the #1 offense in D3 in 2016 averaging over 600 yards per game. He explains his 10-10-100 and perfect play drills which teach his players to line up and play fast as well as get into shape to play at a fast pace. -Tempo is not reserved for no huddle only. Army TE Coach Matt Drinkall joined us on the podcast in 2017 when he was the head coach at Kansas Wesleyan which had one of the most potent offenses in NAIA. He discusses how tempo can be utilized from a huddle to stress a defense. -We finish up with the Head Coach of Klein Cane HS in Texas James Clancy. He started the program at this new high school in 2017 and immediately made being uptempo a part of their culture. It's something they live in everything they do. He also explains how they coach tempo in practice. This has allowed them to have success on the field. Episode links and clinics at coachandcoordinator.com
The Grass Court Cutting King Maurice Gardner gives us the secrets to what makes great courts… and that's grass courts. Former Head Groundskeeper at Wessen Lawn Tennis Club in Pontiac, Michigan, Gardner takes us through a day in the life of a groundskeeper as well as the cost of the maintaining such a high standard of grass courts. The cost of keeping grass courts appears to be often too high, and in the case it may have been too high for Wessen which went out of business after boasting itself to be the first grass court club built in the USA in over a century. Country Clubs Have The Equipment Gardner, who studied agronomy after working at Wessen, mentions that country clubs already have much of the equipment required for keeping the grass courts. “All you really need beside what the course superintendent has is a painter for the lines,” says Gardner. Is The Allure Of Grass Still There? Randy Walker hosts this week's podcast here at BeyondTheBaselines.com and wonders if people will still want to play on grass, as grass courts are so elusive. “People travel to Newport” just to play on grass, says Walker. “Grass courts can add value to any club.” And he muses, throughout the podcast, if grass court play will grow once again in the United States. It's a dream that, one never knows, might become a reality.
Today's fun Friday has Randy Walker in for Devon who will be back next week. - Nordin Aquavit's Pink strawberry is out, and we have a sip. Each year is different, and this has a great flavor. We also talk a bit about what Aquavit is in case you don't know. - Randy went to Wyandotte's Iron Gate for a Tiki cocktail experience - Everyone's talking about the ZaBot Pizza Robot, but few are saying what it's like. We went with our own money and give it a spin with feedback - There's progress on Target coming to Midtown Detroit at Mack and Woodward. It's still a bit away, with construction starting in December as part of a larger development. It'll be a smaller format store, so getting the product mix right will be key. Feedback: https://forms.gle/MnwUf8uJEtpyG9m2A or dailydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com Want to support the show? Buy us a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dailydetroit
Good show tonight with the Mayor of Garden City. Some good information and much more.Enjoy!
What a way to start a season! Pat Fitzgerald's Northwestern Wildcats upset Nebraska in Dublin, Ireland on Saturday. Now it's back to the home turf in Evanston, Illinois where the long time head coach continues his 17th season but how he got here is just a glimpse of this intriguing part two episode. The death of former head coach Randy Walker vaulted Fitzgerald the top job at the tender age of 31 and he had to learn on the fly.Fitzgerald also remembers, as the defensive player of the year, the pain of missing Northwestern's memorable trip to the Rose Bowl in 1996 due to injury. Plus, he talks turning down offers from NFL teams and his desire to coach all three of his sons of Northwestern too! Tell me a story I don't know is now partnering with Sports Media Watch ( sportsmediawatch.com) so please follow on Twitter @paulsen_smw. Tell me a story I don't know is proudly sponsored by Vienna Beef, makers of Chicago's hotdog since 1893! (viennabeef.com). And by Dynamic manufacturing, honor the legacy, pioneer the future (dynamicmanufacutinginc.com). Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
What a way to start a season! Pat Fitzgerald's Northwestern Wildcats upset Nebraska in Dublin, Ireland on Saturday. Now it's back to the home turf in Evanston, Illinois where the long time head coach continues his 17th season but how he got here is just a glimpse of this intriguing part two episode. The death of former head coach Randy Walker vaulted Fitzgerald the top job at the tender age of 31 and he had to learn on the fly.Fitzgerald also remembers, as the defensive player of the year, the pain of missing Northwestern's memorable trip to the Rose Bowl in 1996 due to injury. Plus, he talks turning down offers from NFL teams and his desire to coach all three of his sons of Northwestern too! Tell me a story I don't know is now partnering with Sports Media Watch ( sportsmediawatch.com) so please follow on Twitter @paulsen_smw. Tell me a story I don't know is proudly sponsored by Vienna Beef, makers of Chicago's hotdog since 1893! (viennabeef.com). And by Dynamic manufacturing, honor the legacy, pioneer the future (dynamicmanufacutinginc.com). Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
What a way to start a season! Pat Fitzgerald's Northwestern Wildcats upset Nebraska in Dublin, Ireland. Now it's back to the home turf in Evanston, Illinois where the long time head coach continues his 17th season but how he got here is just a glimpse of this intriguing part two episode. The death of Randy Walker vaulted Fitzgerald to head coach at the tender age of 31 and he had to learn on the job.Hear more of Pat's long term love affair with the "Cats in purple coming on Tuesday.Tell me a story I don't know is now partnering with Sports Media Watch ( sportsmediawatch.com) so please follow on Twitter @paulsen_smw. Tell me a story I don't know is proudly sponsored by Vienna Beef, makers of Chicago's hotdog since 1893! (viennabeef.com). And by Dynamic manufacturing, honor the legacy, pioneer the future (dynamicmanufacutinginc.com). Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
What a way to start a season! Pat Fitzgerald's Northwestern Wildcats upset Nebraska in Dublin, Ireland. Now it's back to the home turf in Evanston, Illinois where the long time head coach continues his 17th season but how he got here is just a glimpse of this intriguing part two episode. The death of Randy Walker vaulted Fitzgerald to head coach at the tender age of 31 and he had to learn on the job.Hear more of Pat's long term love affair with the "Cats in purple coming on Tuesday.Tell me a story I don't know is now partnering with Sports Media Watch ( sportsmediawatch.com) so please follow on Twitter @paulsen_smw. Tell me a story I don't know is proudly sponsored by Vienna Beef, makers of Chicago's hotdog since 1893! (viennabeef.com). And by Dynamic manufacturing, honor the legacy, pioneer the future (dynamicmanufacutinginc.com). Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Ann talks about the impact of the legendary Serena Williams, on and off the court, with tennis historian and publisher Randy Walker, as the 23 time Major winner decides to step away from her 28 year pro career. Ann also visits with Damon Goddard, Sports Conditioning and Nutrition Coach for Jordan Spieth, Will Zalatoris and other top athletes, on how he works with elite athletes, maximizing fitness while preventing injuries.
Season six of “Tell me a story I don't know” commences with these two words, ”Go cats!” That's Pat Fitzgerald's signature phrase after every interview and pretty much, any conversation. And the Northwestern Wildcats have pretty much gone in the right direction since “Fitz” took over has head coach in 2006. He was the youngest head coach in division one at the time (31) having been named after the untimely death of then current coach Randy Walker.Fitzgerald is a native of the Chicago area and attended Northwestern where he was an all American linebacker and defensive player of the year under Gary Barnett. In part one of this very entertaining episode, the outgoing and energetic Fitzgerald discusses some of his idylls, why he's a rabid Chicago sports fan and how trying to be Superman at a very young age taught him a very valuable, if not certainly painful lessonTell me a story I don't know is now partnering with Sports Media Watch ( sportsmediawatch.com) so please follow on Twitter @paulsen_smw. Tell me a story I don't know is proudly sponsored by Vienna Beef, makers of Chicago's hotdog since 1893! (viennabeef.com). And by Dynamic manufacturing, honor the legacy, pioneer the future (dynamicmanufacutinginc.com). Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Season six of “Tell me a story I don't know” commences with these two words, ”Go cats!” That's Pat Fitzgerald's signature phrase after every interview and pretty much, any conversation. And the Northwestern Wildcats have pretty much gone in the right direction since “Fitz” took over has head coach in 2006. He was the youngest head coach in division one at the time (31) having been named after the untimely death of then current coach Randy Walker.Fitzgerald is a native of the Chicago area and attended Northwestern where he was an all American linebacker and defensive player of the year under Gary Barnett. In part one of this very entertaining episode, the outgoing and energetic Fitzgerald discusses some of his idylls, why he's a rabid Chicago sports fan and how trying to be Superman at a very young age taught him a very valuable, if not certainly painful lessonTell me a story I don't know is now partnering with Sports Media Watch ( sportsmediawatch.com) so please follow on Twitter @paulsen_smw. Tell me a story I don't know is proudly sponsored by Vienna Beef, makers of Chicago's hotdog since 1893! (viennabeef.com). And by Dynamic manufacturing, honor the legacy, pioneer the future (dynamicmanufacutinginc.com). Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Season six of “Tell me a story I don't know” commences with these two words, ”Go cats!” That's Pat Fitzgerald's signature phrase after every interview and pretty much, any conversation. And the Northwestern Wildcats have pretty much gone in the right direction since “Fitz” took over has head coach in 2006. He was the youngest head coach in division one at the time (31) having been named after the untimely death of then current coach Randy Walker.Fitzgerald is a native of the Chicago area and attended Northwestern where he was an all American linebacker and defensive player of the year under Gary Barnett.Hear more on his story coming Tuesday!Tell me a story I don't know is now partnering with Sports Media Watch ( sportsmediawatch.com) so please follow on Twitter @paulsen_smw. Tell me a story I don't know is proudly sponsored by Vienna Beef, makers of Chicago's hotdog since 1893! (viennabeef.com). And by Dynamic manufacturing, honor the legacy, pioneer the future (dynamicmanufacutinginc.com). Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Season six of “Tell me a story I don't know” commences with these two words, ”Go cats!” That's Pat Fitzgerald's signature phrase after every interview and pretty much, any conversation. And the Northwestern Wildcats have pretty much gone in the right direction since “Fitz” took over has head coach in 2006. He was the youngest head coach in division one at the time (31) having been named after the untimely death of then current coach Randy Walker.Fitzgerald is a native of the Chicago area and attended Northwestern where he was an all American linebacker and defensive player of the year under Gary Barnett.Hear more on his story coming Tuesday!Tell me a story I don't know is now partnering with Sports Media Watch ( sportsmediawatch.com) so please follow on Twitter @paulsen_smw. Tell me a story I don't know is proudly sponsored by Vienna Beef, makers of Chicago's hotdog since 1893! (viennabeef.com). And by Dynamic manufacturing, honor the legacy, pioneer the future (dynamicmanufacutinginc.com). Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Jim Fausone, hosts this month's VA Benefits program hour with the following guests: Brig Gen Carol Ann Fausone (ret) – Legal Help for VeteransRandy Walker, New Wayne County Michigan, Director of Veterans Services
Really good interviews tonight with two good guests! Chelsea Nicole and Mayor Randy Walker. Enjoy!
We have with us today a returning guest in Randy Walker, a sports marketing, communications and media specialist – and the Managing Partner of New Chapter Media – based in New York City. Randy is most noted for his work in the tennis industry, highlighted by a 12-year stint in the Marketing and Communications division of the United States Tennis Association that featured work on 13 U.S. Open championships, 22 U.S. Davis Cup ties and three Olympic Games. Sportsillustrated.com went as far to label Randy as “the Roger Federer of tennis publicity.” Randy is also the person who is responsible for introducing David to his co-host, Hall of Famer, Steve Flink. Enjoy this fun discussion! Find "Court-Side with Beilinson Tennis": Tennis Channel Podcast Network: https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/10/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/courtsidewithbeilinsontennis Instagram: https://instagram.com/court_side_with_beilinson Twitter: https://twitter.com/Court_Side_w_BT Website: https://www.beilinsontennis.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We hope that you'll join us when we welcome back Garden City Mayor Randy Walker. We'll be discussing roads and the road bond, Schoolcraft College purchase, his decision to run for re-election and much more. Also Joe Bartley with another Tax Talk segment for you, Tom with this crazy weather forecast and Mike with some community announcements. All live on Facebook at www.facebook.com/gcchat 8pm Thursday!
Be sure to join us Thursday night 8pm, when we do our year end review with Garden City Mayor Randy Walker. Also big news from our weatherman Doppler Tom, Mike with some announcements and much more. We'll be LIVE at www.facebook.com/gcchat
Please join us this Thursday night, 8pm when we welcome back Garden City Mayor Randy Walker. He'll share with you the latest updates for the community including: roads, GCU, veterans day ceremony, the golden book and much more. He'll also be available to answer any questions you may have. See you Thursday October 28th. LIVE on www.facebook.com/gcchat
Good morning, it's Monday June 28th and this is The Herald Review's Daily Chirp podcast. We're bringing you a closer look at one of our top stories, along with other important things going on in our community. Today - Dozens upon dozens of people from around the country flocked to a private ranch on the border late Friday afternoon to rally for immigration reform in the United States. But first, a quick message from our sponsor [insert sponsor audio] - Before we begin, some local history. Did you know that Canelo has several buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places? One of them is The Canelo School which was opened in 1912 and is one of the few remaining one-room adobe schoolhouses in the state. Originally serving 20 students, their first teacher, Miss Fern Bartlett, would ride her horse eight miles each way to instruct the pupils. 36 years later, the school closed when just one student arrived. Since then, the school has served as a community center, a country store, a church and a funeral home. This and other historic Canelo sites are just a short drive away. NEW -- Today's history is brought to you by Benson Hospital - they're doing more than treating illnesses in Benson, they're building a healthier community. Benson Hospital is now collaborating with the Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona to provide diaper assistance to families in need. For more information visit their website at bensonhospital.org. Also, The Daily Chirp podcast is giving away 5 Amazon Echo Dots - one every month now through July. You can enter for your chance to win twice a day! Today's code is FIREFLYS and find the other codeword in our “Daily Chirp Podcast Alert” e-newsletter. To enter the sweepstakes go to myheraldreview.com, again today's codeword is: FIREFLYS - Now, our feature story. Dozens upon dozens of people from around the country flocked to a private ranch on the border late Friday afternoon to rally for immigration reform in the United States. Rancher John Ladd had invited members of an organization called the Federation for American Immigration Reform to his massive property off State Route 92 between Bisbee and Palominas for the three-hour event. F.A.I.R officials claim they're a non-partisan entity. According to the organization's website, their objective seeks to reduce overall immigration to a more normal level. It also says that reducing legal immigration levels from well over one million at present to a very generous 300,000 a year over a sustained period will allow America to manage growth, address environmental concerns, and maintain a high quality of life. About 10 miles of the Ladd ranch is right along the U.S.-Mexican border and the rancher is no stranger to undocumented migrants traipsing through his land daily. Ladd has also found several dead undocumented persons on his ranch over the years, people left behind by their human smugglers. But the running theme throughout the rally was not one of anti-immigration, but one about entering this country legally and becoming a lawful and productive member of society. While the event was titled “End the Biden Border Crisis Rally,” it centered more around the suffering of the parents, relatives and friends of people who have died at the hands of undocumented migrants inside the U.S. Many of those families, referred to as Angel Families, were at the rally Friday afternoon. Banners with photos of the deceased were spread out on the rocky ground in front of a raised stage where several speakers. Speakers included Tom Homan, a former director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the Trump administration, and Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels. There were about 30 sheriffs from around Arizona and other parts of the country at the rally. In fact, the event was schedu led for Friday because it coincided with the end of the National Sheriffs Convention in Phoenix. That meant many of the law enforcement officers who attended the convention then headed to the Ladd ranch for the rally. Also in attendance were also four members of a group called Advocates for Victims of Illegal Alien Crime. All of them were visiting from other states and each had lost either a child, a friend or another relative to a violent death caused by an undocumented migrant. - Thanks for listening, before we continue, a quick message from our sponsors, Prestige Family Living. Next - Twenty-one years ago, Douglas High School principal Randy Walker arrived in Douglas ready to start a new chapter of his life. Now he is about to enter the next chapter of his life, retirement. brought to you by ApexNetwork Physical Therapy in Benson and Sierra Vista. They're doing more than just treating patients, they're helping patients get back to living their daily lives. Using extensive knowledge, their therapists treat each patient one-on-one, focusing on individual care. To learn more, go to ApexNetworkPT.com. Twenty-one years ago, Douglas High School principal Randy Walker arrived in Douglas ready to start a new chapter of his life. Now he is about to enter the next chapter of his life, retirement. Walker announced earlier this year he would be retiring; his last day with the Douglas Unified School District will be June 30. Walker, who has 36 years in education and has worked for two school districts, came to Douglas from Illinois. Three years after arriving here he was named DUSD's athletic director and since has been an assistant principal at Douglas High School and principal at DHS and at Paul Huber Middle School each for two years before returning to Douglas High School two years ago. Upon his initial visit to Douglas High School he saw possibilities and hope for what the training room could be like. He knew then this would be his new home. Walker feels he is leaving the athletic program and the high school in good hands but won't deny these past two years have been a challenge dealing with COVID and the gun incident at DHS two years ago that led to the clear backpack policy. Walker admits he's going to miss the students and the teachers but adds he and his family are not going anywhere and they will still be around. The last week of school some of the staff at DHS threw Walker a surprise luncheon and presented him with some very nice gifts. But now,Walker says he is looking forward to following his son, who is 4, as he begins participating in youth sports. Get ready for this weekend, there's a lot going on. Like the Tombstone 4th of July Parade, Car Show & Pin Up Contest. The parade will be in Tombstone over the 4th of July!! It'll start at 11:00. And there is NO ENTRY FEE FOR PARTICIPATING IN THE PARADE!!! They're also putting out a special invite for the children to decorate their bikes and compete for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places!! Kids 15 and under are eligible. ALSO....they'll have a couple of car clubs coming to show off their own cars!!! If you'd like to enter contact Marge at 702-290-5290. Finally - we'd like to remember the life of Loretta Rose Bowman. Lorie was born in Plattsburg, New York. She served 3 years in the U.S. Air Force where she met the love of her life and soulmate, Clarence. She always supported Clarence while he continued to serve 22 years in the Army, traveling the U.S. and overseas with five children, while she sustained her career in the U.S. Government Civil Service in Finance and Accounting for more than 30 years. Lorie loved the outdoors, camping and fishing while her children were young. She was an avid crocheter and enjoyed doing crafts with her daughter. She loved watching her children and grandchildren participate in sports and competitions and was ALWAYS their number 1 fan. Even at 85 she still would cheer her loudest. She was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother who will be tremendously missed. She is survived by her best friend and husband, Clarence, her sons and daughter, and her 6 grandchildren. Thank you for taking a moment with us today to remember and celebrate Lorie's life. Thanks for tuning in to the Herald Review Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.com/site/forms/subscription_services/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We are back from our week off, and we hope you'll join us Thursday 8pm when we do our GFL Recycling show #533, and our tour of the recycling center with Mayor Randy Walker. We may even have a special surprise guest as well
Time for some high proof barrel pick/store pick fun. Talking about trends in bourbon in 2021 Barrel Picks from stores are quite the rage. We grabbed a set of twins from Yellowstone to try. We had the regular shelf version of Yellowstone Select and a Single Barrel Store pick from Tony at the Wine Garden. The Barrel Pick coming in at 115 proof and the regular at 92. Joining us for the Just a Taste are Bob Waltenspeil and Randy Walker from Podcast Detroit - IT in the D. We talk Bärenjäger and Leroux Jezynowka Polish Blackberry Brandy and more. http://www.thewinegardenscs.com/ http://limestonebranch.com/spirits/yellowstone-select-kentucky-straight-bourbon/ https://barenjagerhoney.com/ http://www.itinthed.com/ https://linktr.ee/ManCaveHappyHour www.ManCaveHappyHour.com Jamie Flanagan @DJJamieDetroit Matt Fox @fox_beazlefox Merch www.WearingFunny.com
Saugatuck on Sunday is a community-based program hosted by Gregory Muncey. Gregory interviews local civic and business leaders, along with everyday people about what is happening in the Saugatuck/Douglas area. This week Gregory welcomes Phyllis Yff from the Interurban as co-host. Together they talk with Robin Satterthwaite from Water Lilly Gallery, Randy Walker from Lakeshore Pet Boutique, and Cheryl Whitfield from The Book Nook. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join us Thursday night 8pm, when Garden City Mayor Randy Walker will be here to give us some city updates. Including updates on, the Garden City Library, Parks & Rec status, GFL Recycling, State of the City Address, Road Construction Season and much more. Joe Bartley from J & J Taxes and More will be back with tax talk information, Tom with the weather and Mike will have community announcements. Lot's to get to. See you Thursday on www.facebook.com/gcchat LIVE!
Ross Richmond: Figurative Elements and Symbolic Objects In sculpting realistic figures of humans and horses adorned with color and pattern, Ross Richmond demonstrates how an artist can push his medium beyond its normal boundaries. The artist creates beautiful and expressionistic sculpture using gesture to convey narrative. Communication has always been the main source of Richmond’s inspiration, whether it be with oneself or between others. Richmond discovered glass in 1991 during his time at the Cleveland Institute of Art, where he received a BFA in glass, with a minor in metals. He is considered one of the top glass sculptors in the field today and has worked with (and for) some of the greatest glass and non-glass artists including William Morris, Jane Rosen, Preston Singletary, KeKe Cribbs, and Dale Chihuly. Richmond studied and taught at The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass (CMoG), Penland School of Craft and the Pilchuck Glass School. The artist was awarded residencies at the Tacoma Museum of Glass, Toledo Glass Museum and CMoG. His work is represented by a number of galleries across the country. Working as an apprentice in 1997, Richmond became a member of Morris’ glassblowing team in 1999 and worked alongside him until his retirement in 2007. Morris encouraged teamwork and working outside the box – lessons reflected in both the surface and shape of Richmond’s exquisite horse figures. All of Richmond’s work is blown and hot sculpted, meaning that nothing is casted or mold blown – all pieces are made by hand while hot on the pipe in the glass shop. First, the main shape of the piece is established then allowed to cool. Working it in a colder state affords the artist a more “solid core” to work from. If the piece is too hot, the shape will distort as the details are brought out. A small oxygen-propane torch is used for all of the detail work, which allows for a greater variety of flame shapes and sizes to work with. Heads are typically blown, whereas all hands are solid. With a blown shape, Richmond is able to inflate areas or suck areas in as needed. Hands are made solid so that delicate fingers do not collapse or distort. All colors are applied in layers of glass powders, and the finished piece is coated with an acid to remove the shine for a matte finish. The inspiration for Richmond’s figures made between 2015 and 2018, was derived from ancient Egyptian sculpture, Japanese prints and Art Nouveau graphics, which all use or are inspired by natural scenes and landscapes. All of these different time periods and genres produced works that were highly ornate, yet simplistic in form and composition. Richmond used color and pattern to decorate and adorn the robes his figures are wearing to create imagery and convey a setting or scenery, to place the figure in a natural environment. Imagery of blossoming flowers or trees convey growth or growing to create the feeling of springtime bliss, awakening after the winter slumber. Carved imagery or applied components provide a bas relief and texture to an otherwise flat and smooth surface. Richmond says: “The figure has always been a major theme in my work, and in this series, I am breaking down the human form into a basic shape as if it were draped in fabric. This keeps the eye from focusing on the details of anatomy, and lets the viewer follow the sweeping gestural lines of the form. The basic shape of the body along with its quiet contemplative facial features, gives these figures a calm meditative feel.” In 2016, Richmond and Randy Walker were awarded a collaborative residency at CMoG. Having worked together on the Morris glassblowing team, the two artists utilized well-learned teamwork combined with strengths in form, color, and the ability to push the bounds of the material. Walker created objects that seemed to grow out of and be part of the natural world, while Richmond sculpted realistic figures adorned with color and pattern. Marrying their aesthetic, objects were transformed from natural objects into figurative works. Over the last few years, Richmond has been slowly building his own hot glass studio in Seattle. From March 4 through 27, Traver Gallery presents a unique exhibition of works by Jane Rosen and Richmond. Though their influence is always visible in one another’s artwork, this is the first time they have shown side by side. This exhibition celebrates and highlights the critical impact of artist friendships and highlights the vital influence each has on the other.
We hope you'll join us Thursday for show #513 when Garden City Mayor Randy Walker pays us another visit, to answer your questions and also update the community with the latest news. 8pm Thursday on www.facebook.com/gcchat LIVE!
Merry Christmas Eve! Here's a special episode of the podcast around a virtual fire, talking about the year that was and our hopes for 2020. We also include some podcasting advice because apparently, that's a question we get a lot? This one has Shianne Nocerini, Fletcher Sharpe, Devon O'Reilly, and Randy Walker. Also, major thanks to our members on Patreon who make this show possible: http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit Jer hasn't had a weekday off since the beginning of the pandemic, so he's gonna hang out with the studio dogs for Christmas. Hope that you get to spend time with your loved ones, too. Take care of each other and we'll see you on Monday.
Randy Walker and I have a great discussion about tennis topics including:-Tennis growth during the pandemic.-Book publishing as managing partner of New Chapter Media and working with Bud Collins, Roger Federer, Rod Laver, Steve Flink, etc.-Serving as press officer for the USTA for Davis Cup teams from the mid-90s into the 2000s and for the US Olympic teams in '96, '00, '04 where he interacted with legends such as Billie Jean King, Lindsay Davenport, Monica Seles, Andre Agassi, Andy Roddick, Pete Sampras, the McEnroe brothers, the Williams sisters and so many more.-Experience and thoughts on Davis Cup rookie Rafael Nadal as he debuted against the US and on John McEnroe's dramatic year as DC Captain.-Changes in the Davis Cup format.-Randy's role with the Mardy Fish Children's Foundation.New Chapter Media:https://newchaptermedia.comRandy Walker Twitter:@TennisPublisherServe and Return Podcast Twitter:@serve_returnpodHave a suggestion for a Serve and Return Podcast guest? email Chris at cmtrieste@gmail.comChris' book - 14 Great Coaches: Learn Their Lessons, Improve Your Coaching, Have A Lasting Impact https://www.amazon.com/14-Great-Coaches-Lessons-Coaching/dp/1546856625/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1593552912&sr=8-1Serve and Return Website:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/serve-and-return-podcast-tennis-racquet-sports-more/id1508242968
This week on Inside the Headset we are featuring Northwestern University Head Coach Pat Fitzgerald’s general session from the 2016 AFCA Convention. Coach Fitzgerald highlights his coaching journey, discusses the significance of developing a culture with key cornerstones, and shares insight on the responsibility coaches possess to impact players. Pat Fitzgerald is currently in his 15th season at the helm of the Northwestern football program, making him the second-longest tenured Big Ten head coach. Fitzgerald began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Maryland (1998) after he graduated from Northwestern, where he was a two-time All-American linebacker and winner of the Nagurski Trophy and Bednarik Award (1995 & 1996). After spending the 1999 season at Colorado as a graduate assistant, Coach Fitzgerald joined Idaho’s staff as a linebackers coach. In 2001, he returned to Northwestern, where he initially worked with the defensive backs, but later switched over to linebackers in 2002. Following the sudden passing of Randy Walker on June 29, 2006, Coach Fitzgerald was named Head Coach of Northwestern. He has led the Wildcats to nine bowl appearances, and four of the program’s five bowl victories have come under his guidance. [1:55] Start of general session [3:54] A special thank you [5:12] Falling in love with football [7:08] The influence of high school football [9:47] Northwestern playing days [13:28] The coaching journey [19:42] Perspectives of a head coach [22:28] Building a culture with key cornerstones [39:15] External culture and brand begin with recruiting
Join us Thursday night 8pm when Mayor Walker stops by to discuss the rising COVID numbers, answer any of your questions and much more. Also hoping to have a surprise visit from a good friend of the show, and talk about an event coming up soon. So please tune-in LIVE Thursday on www.facebook.com/gcchat
NU super fan Kevin Stern joins Len and Beave for a spirited countdown of the greatest games in the history of Northwestern University football. We talk the Rose Bowl season, the Cardiac Cats of 2000, and rip Clayton Thorson repeatedly. From the 1995 upset of Notre Dame to the glorious 2018 Holiday Bowl championship, we relive the obvious choices, and throw in a few surprises. You don't have to be an NU football fan to enjoy this latest episode.
Join us for updates about our city with the mayor and much more!
We have with us tonight Randy Walker, a sports marketing, communications and media specialist – and the Managing Partner of New Chapter Media – based in New York City. Randy is most noted for his work in the tennis industry, highlighted by a 12-year stint in the Marketing and Communications division of the United States Tennis Association that featured work on 13 U.S. Open championships, 22 U.S. Davis Cup ties and three Olympic Games. Sportsillustrated.com went as far to label Randy “the Roger Federer of tennis publicity.” We are privileged to have him on with us tonight, please welcome to the pod, Randy Walker. Find "Court-Side with Beilinson Tennis": Tennis Channel Podcast Network: https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/10/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/courtsidewithbeilinsontennis Instagram: https://instagram.com/court_side_with_beilinson Twitter: https://twitter.com/Court_Side_w_BT Website: https://www.beilinsontennis.com/
Take the journey with Randy Walker as he brings the message of transformation from the prisons of Alabama to the governor's mansion. Beginning with just three volunteer inmates and a RoundTable™, Randy was able to ignite an entire move of God that involves more than 1,000 volunteers and has touched the office of The President of the United States. This amazing story is being duplicated in Texas, Florida and Ohio. We are so grateful to see what God can do with His heirloom seed. For free resources, go to www.lared.org and see what God can do with the seeds you plant and a heart that says "yes".
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Digital transformation journeys for financial institutions — regardless of size — present many challenges. Banks have traditionally been more of a follower, rather than a leader, in adopting emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and edge computing. In one area, this is changing rapidly: cloud computing. In this episode of the One Vision podcast, Randy Walker, Global Managing Director, Financial Services, of IBM, discusses the launch of IBM Cloud for Financial Services with Theo and Bradley. He shared with us the many benefits of leveraging cloud computing infrastructure for financial services firms, and how IBM’s ecosystem is growing to meet the needs of their banking clients. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Digital transformation journeys for financial institutions — regardless of size — present many challenges. Banks have traditionally been more of a follower, rather than a leader, in adopting emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and edge computing. In one area, this is changing rapidly: cloud computing. In this episode of the One Vision podcast, Randy Walker, Global Managing Director, Financial Services, of IBM, discusses the launch of IBM Cloud for Financial Services with Theo and Bradley. He shared with us the many benefits of leveraging cloud computing infrastructure for financial services firms, and how IBM’s ecosystem is growing to meet the needs of their banking clients. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Join the Chat Crew for some news you can use and much more. Tonight COVID-19, how is it affecting our communities and businesses. How are residents coping. All this and much more.
On today's episode, Joe (@JoeShonkwiler) speaks with Dr. Randy Walker and Angie Walker of the Walker Family Clinic in De Queen, Arkansas. They describe how they were able to expand staffing and operating hours at their independent primary care clinic to enable more patients to receive the care they need—and how this has prepared them for the COVID-19 outbreak they are facing right now. They also discuss how they were able to step in and serve their community's health needs when the only critical access hospital in the area suddenly shut down. To learn more about the Walker Clinic, please visit their website or Facebook page.
We were happy to catch up with Randy Walker at The Boulevard Tennis Club in Vero Beach, FL. Randy, owner and President of New Chapter Media, is not only a tennis publisher, but also an avid player, marketer and tournament director. Randy directs the annual tournament for the Mardy Fish Children's Foundation. Part of the USTA Pro Circuit, this tournament serves as the biggest fundraising opportunity for Mardy's foundation. Randy discusses with us how he markets and communicates to the many demographics along the Treasure Coast of Florida for the biggest fundraiser for Mardy's foundation. Marketing Secrets From One Of The Best! Randy realizes that each player has a story and that's the first tantalizing or teasing piece of the marketing strategy for his tournament. He has a sound marketing strategy and he shares it with us: "Make your tournament like a mini US Open!" Randy just released the book Juan Martin del Potro: The Gentle Giant this year at the Delray Beach ATP event, and he continues to serve as Communications Director for the Invesco Series. It's one of our favorite tournament series in which we have the opportunity to watch some of the best ever: Jim Courier, Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, and John McEnroe. You can always reach Randy on Twitter @tennispublisher and please visit his publishing firm's website at www.newchaptermedia.com
Happy Friday everyone! On today’s food-focused episode of Daily Detroit for Friday, February 28, 2020. Fort Street Galley is no more after today, after being open for only 14 months. Alley Taco in Midtown is now for sale, you can buy it for $185,000. And finally, Randy Walker joins us for an in-depth taste test of seven new Extra Indulgent Hudsonville Ice Cream flavors. Which ice cream reigns supreme? Don’t forget to tell a friend about your Daily Detroit! We’re on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Yhv8nSylVWxlZilRhi4X9 And although the show will always be free, our members help make it available for everyone else. Become a member on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit
If you’re looking for a bar that mixes Detroit iconography with midcentury modern (along with a dash of west coast garnish) you’ve found it in Hammer & Nail. Located in the old Carpenter’s Union building on Woodward across from the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Hammer & Nail’s drink menu runs the gamut from the crafty to the accessible, venerable, inexpensive beer. So the other day we (Randy Walker, Sven Gustafson and Devon O'Reilly) talked to the General Manager, Rick Paulger, about what the history of the place is, what their thoughts were bringing this concept to Detroit, and how they’re doing so far. Also, the fact that they use real cherries in their drinks. Most cherries you get at bars are actually manufactured and not technically food. We also tasted a few drinks, courtesy of Hammer & Nail, to get a feel for the menu. We rarely approach a new place with the idea of it is “good” or “bad” (unless they truly deserve it), but more along the lines of “if you like X, you’ll like Y.” If you like what you’ve heard, we do this every weekday on Daily Detroit. Subscribe free in Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942 Or on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Yhv8nSylVWxlZilRhi4X9 If you really like what we're doing, consider becoming a member: http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit
This week on Inside the Headset we speak with Pat Fitzgerald, Head Coach for Northwestern University. We discuss building loyalty in a coaching staff, the uniqueness of being the only private school in the Big Ten Conference, and what it was like becoming the head coach at his alma mater. Coach Fitzgerald is in 14th season as the Head Coach of Northwestern, and he was named the Big Ten's Coach of the year in 2018. Fitzgerald began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Maryland (1998) after he graduated from Northwestern, where he was a two-time All-American linebacker and winner of the Nagurski Trophy and Bednarik Award (1995 & 1996). After spending the 1999 season at Colorado as a graduate assistant, Coach Fitz joined Idaho's staff coaching the linebackers. In 2001, he returned to Northwestern working with the defensive backs, but he switched over to the linebackers in 2002, and quickly gained a reputation as a tremendous recruiter. Following the sudden passing of Randy Walker on June 29, 2006, Coach Fitzgerald was named Head Coach of Northwestern. He has led the Wildcats to nine bowl appearances, and four of the program's five bowl victories have come under his guidance. [1:45] Start of interview [3:04] Staff continuity [5:46] Being the only private school in the Big Ten [7:19] Stepping into the head coaching role at Northwestern [11:06] Coaching your alma mater [12:45] Being where your feet are [14:58] Advice to coaches You can follow Pat Fitzgerald on Twitter. Have any questions, comments, or ideas for the show? Send us an email at podcast@afca.com.
Majesty of the legendary rap group Live Squad sat down with Info Minds to explain why his brother Big Stretch and 2pac had a falling out. The Live Squad is a rap group and production team hailing out from Hollis, Queens, New York consisting of brothers Stretch (Randy Walker) and Majesty (Christopher Walker) and DJ K-Low. Live Squad known for their classic song “Heartless”. But also for their many collaborations with 2pac. Live Squad also has close links to E-Money Bags and Prodigy. Majesty explains what caused the rift between Stretch and 2pac, who were once best friends. In 1994 Tupac and Stretch were ambushed in the lobby of of a recording studio. Gunmen shot 2pac five times and stole $40,000 worth of jewelry. Afterwards the late rapper claimed he was set-up. Over two decades since his death, rumors are still floating around regarding the 1994 shooting. Unfortunately, Randy Walker aka Stretch who was born in Springfield Garden, was killed in 1995. His murder still remains unsolved.
Today we take a trip to the near eastside suburb of Grosse Pointe park. There’s a new pizza joint out that way called “The Bricks.” Me, Randy Walker and Shianne Nocerini checked out a preview of this elevated neighborhood spot and had plenty of thoughts. Do they get three thumbs up to give it a shot when they open in August?
We run down your headlines plus Randy Walker joins us to talk about Duck in Novi, Bread at Kroger and Dumplings downtown.
It's the weekend in summer! So we thought with the heat and sun we'd do a rundown of what's hot, what's not, what's new and what's closing around Detroit's bar and restaurant scene. Joining Sven Gustafson is our regular man about town, Devon O'Reilly. Also in studio is Randy Walker and of course Jer. We cover: Tasting the new Momo Cha in the Detroit Shipping Company Capper and Capper pops up in the David Whitney Pao opens in Grand Circus Park Delmar, the new rooftop bar coming to the roof of an old bakery called Delmar in Greektown Is Greektown de-Greekified? Fort Street Galley Stumbles, and what it really takes to make it in downtown Detroit The inappropriate use of the letter "Z" in marketing Izakaya Katsu closing after just six months. Was Detroit ready? The excellence that is Frame in Hazel Park Thanks for listening! If you love what we're doing on Daily Detroit, be sure to become a member at Patreon.com/DailyDetroit.
This time, Tim and Mulele critique: Moderate Mania, issue 1 of a comic about bipolar disorder by Charles Brandon Hayes and Randy Walker; and The Starfall Saga issues 1 and 2, a post-apocalyptic slugfest by Akis Papakonstantinou and Chris Evagelidakis
My guests include Lisa and Randy Walker, Darrell May, and another Commissioners’ Corner with Dom Provisiero --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-asalon/message
Como's, a longtime mainstay of downtown Ferndale, has been reimagined by Chef Zack Sklar. The chef is doing something really cool in elevating pizza and having some creative takes on some old favorites. But, really, how good is it out of the gate? Join us on the podcast for an unbiased first look at the place with one of our contributors, Randy Walker. Please don't treat this conversation as a full review as places need some time to get their legs under them, but it is one of the hottest tickets in Ferndale. And yes, you should check this place out. Also, Ferndale has some great patios. We talk about those, too. We have pictures of the tasty dining adventure up on Daily Detroit. If you enjoy what we do here, be sure to support us on Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit.
Ann broadcasts from the US Open and talks about the first week of action, the men’s and women’s draw and several of the top stories of the week: the Sister Act, Serena vs. Venus; Nick Kyrgios, the ‘Bad Boy’ of tennis; the legendary Roger Federer and much more. Her guests are Mal Washington, former Wimbledon finalist & commentator; Aussie radio commentator Graeme Agars and tennis historian Randy Walker, author of ‘This Day in Tennis History’ & ‘This Day in Golf History.’
Join the Chat Crew when we welcome Randy Walker a candidate for State Representative for District 11.
Join the Crew as they welcome Mayor Randy Walker back for his community updates and much more.
In a world of technological excess and social turmoil, one longs to return to the simple goodness of the earth and its bounty. Like a trip to the local farmer’s market, Jen Violette’s cornucopia of glass fruits and vegetables renews in the viewer a connection with the ground we walk upon and the faith that we remain part of a plan that makes life on earth sustainable. A full-time glass and mixed media artist based in Wilmington, Vermont, Violette is known for her colorful, garden inspired glass sculptures that often incorporate metal and wood. Recreating plant structures with molten glass, the artist has mastered the use of glass powders to mimic the colors and textures found in nature. “Since the growing season is relatively short in Vermont, I enjoy gardening with molten glass to extend my growing season.” A 27-year hot glass veteran, Violette received her BFA in Glass and Metal Sculpture from Alfred University School of Art & Design, Alfred, New York in 1994. She continued her glass art education through courses at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass (CMOG), Corning, New York; the Pilchuck Glass School, Stanwood, Washington; the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island; the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Deer Isle, Maine; and Penland School of Crafts, Bakersville, North Carolina. Her mentors and inspirations include hot glass royalty such as Lino Tagliapietra, William Morris, Martin Janecky, Dante Marioni, Richard Marquis, the late Pino Signoretto, Randy Walker, Karen Willenbrink-Johnsen, Jasen Johnsen, Stephen Dee Edwards, Fred Tschida, Walter Lieberman, and Brian Pike. Violette’s work can be found in private collections worldwide and is represented by a number of fine art glass galleries including Schantz Galleries Contemporary Art in Stockbridge, Massachusetts; Vetri Gallery in Seattle, Washington; Raven Gallery in Aspen, Colorado; Sandra Ainsley Gallery in Toronto, Canada; and Montague Gallery in San Francisco, California. Her work can also be found at Duncan McClellan Gallery in St. Petersburg, Florida, where from October 12–14, 2018, the artist will be featured along with glass artist Claire Kelly in a weekend event including glass demos by both artists. Currently fabricating larger scale installations and glass sculpturesdirectly mounted to the wall, Violette’s aesthetic now includes forest floor imagery with fall leaves and branches. She moves in and out of the seasons, simultaneously creating a spring inspired installation containing fiddlehead ferns and glass trilliums, as well as an homage to summer with black-eyed Susans and sunflowers, and a wall piece featuring large-scale ferns installed at different angles. Upon her return from the Glass Art Society conference in Murano, Italy, in May2018, Violette will participate in a Vermont Crafts Council Studio Tour held during Memorial Day weekend. During August 6–11 the artist will teach her first class ever, a Creative Glass Sculpting Techniques workshop, at the CMOG Studio.
Join the Chat Crew for some news you can use and much more! Mayor Randy Walker joins us tonight.
RTP Podcast returns for episode 18 with Pat Baker, current Linebackers Coach at Kirkwood HS in Kirkwood, MO, a suburb of St. Louis. Kirkwood and Coach Baker won the Missouri Class 6 State Championship in 2016. Prior to Kirkwood, Coach Baker has had a long and varied background in the game of football, working in many capacities at many different levels. Listen as Rowdy and Walz talk with Coach Baker about working for coaches like Dean Pees at Kent State and Randy Walker at Northwestern. Coach Baker also discusses his great friendship with Josh Boyer, DB Coach for the New England Patriots, and some great insight into working for Coach Belichick. Finally, Coach Baker tells us about the similarities and differences in HS football working in states like Ohio, where he coached and grew up, and Georgia. You can follow Coach Baker on Twitter @pepperleach3. This episode of Run The Power is brought to you by Health IQ. Health IQ is an insurance company that helps health conscious people like runners, cyclist, weightlifters and vegetarians get lower rates on their life insurance. Go to healthiq.com/runthepower to support the show and see if you qualify. This episode of Run The Power is brought to you by Audible. Audible has worked with us and is now offering our listeners a FREE Month and Audio Book of your choice at RTPBOOK.com! They have best selling audio books by and for coach’s, and you can cancel your subscription at anytime with no cost and still get to keep your audiobook as a gift from them. To get your FREE Month and Audiobook visit RTPBOOK.com This episode of the podcast is also brought to you by Team Attack Academy. Team Attack Academy is an online football development site for football players and coaches of all levels. It is the most powerful teaching tool introduced into the game today to raise level of playing and coaching football. After using Team Attack Academy your athletes and coaches will outplay, outwork and outsmart their opponents guaranteed. Visit Team Attack Academy at https://teamattackacademy.com
Join us for some news you can use and much more. Tonight our first monthly update segment with Garden City Mayor Randy Walker.
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Our stories today: An autonomous shuttle is coming to downtown Detroit A historic Detroit mansion is getting a facelift, but there’s a mystery as to why. Detroit is ranked as the number one city in America for pizza fans. Detroit’s own ISP is the nation’s second-fastest. Amazon is searching for a spot for a second headquarters. Could it be Detroit? New housing developments in Ferndale. Hosted by Jer, Randy Walker from IT in the D, and Daily Detroit Happy Podcast host and writer Sven Gustafson. Thanks to Podcast Detroit for their support! http://www.podcastdetroit.com
Join the Chat Crew for some news you can use and much more. Tonight Garden City Mayor Randy Walker will join us to talk about the upcoming Road Millage, and answer any of your questions.
Gary Butterfield, Kole Ross, and Randy Walker read your responses, prompts, and other musings on the Souls series.
Gary Butterfield, Kole Ross, and Randy Walker return to Drangleic to say goodbye to Dark Souls II.
Hi there, we have some news for you about the future of Watch Out for Fireballs! and Bonfireside Chat. We think it’s pretty exciting. The short version of it is that Bonfireside Chat is ending in August, and will be replaced with more frequent episodes of Watch Out for Fireballs!. The long version can be found below. We’ve got a lot of stuff to talk about, and we want to hear what you think. So we’ve set up a survey to gather your input. And we’re giving away three (3) $20 Steam gift cards to some randomly drawn people from the respondents. Please read everything here before you complete the survey, if you could. Here’s a link to the survey: https://duckfeed.typeform.com/to/LDPTnY Table of Contents Bonfireside Chat is Ending How is Bonfireside Chat going to end? What’s Replacing Bonfireside Chat? Watch Out for Fireballs! is Going Weekly WOFF! Will Change Schedules in August What’s Happening to the Crystal Chronicles? What’s Happening to Other Shows on the Network? How is the Patreon Changing? Early Release is getting better. We’re changing the Slack access tier. What are some open questions? We’re holding a survey. Timeline of Changes Not all of this is happening immediately. Here’s a brief timeline so you can know what takes effect when. January: WOFF! expands beyond retro games. May: Brayton replaces Gary on Check It Out, Comrade! Late June: Changes to the Duckfeed Patreon will take effect. July 1: Early Release shifts to 1 week early instead of 1 day early. July 9: Bonfireside Chat Victory Lap season begins. August 1: Watch Out for Fireballs! schedule change takes effect. August 20: Final Bonfireside Chat airs. Bonfireside Chat is Ending It’s strange to begin an announcement about Watch Out for Fireballs! with news for a different show, but the fate of Bonfireside Chat affects everything on the network. We’ve thought about it long and hard, and we’ve decided to end Bonfireside Chat in August of 2017. Bonfireside Chat and the Dark Souls series have both been very good to us. We’ve met a ton of great people doing the show, built an audience, and made some great episodes. But the Dark Souls 3 season kind of broke us. It was the first time we had to spend so much time playing, examining, and talking about a game that we’re not crazy for. We knew the end of Bonfireside Chat would happen some day. As early as a year ago, FromSoft told us that the series was concluding. We entertained the notion of continuing the show by talking about SoulsLikes, but those are of wildly varying quality. And all of our thoughts come back to this: Dark Souls was a game that was so good that we couldn’t *not** do a show about it.* Most of the sequels were as well. But it makes no sense to bind ourself to things that merely imitate something that we love. What if From releases a new SoulsBorne game? E3 is in a few weeks, and it’s totally possible that From will announce something related to Souls. This won’t change our decision. Instead, that game will be covered on Watch Out for Fireballs! The same applies to any really good SoulsLikes. How is Bonfireside Chat going to end? We have a plan for ending Bonfireside Chat, and we’ve alluded to it before. This summer, we’re walking back through the whole series in the opposite order that we’ve covered it. Each game will get an episode + appendix pair, and we’re going to talk about each entry in the broader context of the series now that we know how it ends. So that means the order is as follows: * Bloodborne (July 2) * Dark Souls 2 (July 16) * Demon’s Souls (July 30) * Dark Souls (August 13) These episodes will have guests, and they’re already chosen from our Bonfireside Chat After Dark tier backers. They are John Hurst, Mitch Benes, Randy Walker, and Kilo Pascal. Prior to that, we’re going to cover the remaining soulslikes we’ve committed to covering. Namely, Let It Die, Nioh, and Hollow Knight. You’ll notice that this brings the entire podcast around full circle. We like how appropriate that feels. What Happened to Bonfireside Chat After Dark? We miscalculated when we added Bonfireside Chat After Dark to the Patreon. We had no idea what would happen with the series or the show when we thought that up. We’ll own that mistake, and we also want to make it right… and here’s how. Those backers who would have been guests on Bonfireside Chat After Dark will instead guest on those final revisit episodes. It feels right to get people from the community involved in the victory lap, especially if they are people who have supported us as much as those individuals have. We’ve spoken with them, and they’re cool with it. If you paid for a prompt or question on Bonfireside Chat After Dark, we will use your responses during those recap appendices. Please look for a message in your email inbox toward the beginning of June. What’s Replacing Bonfireside Chat? We’ve gotten a lot of suggestions about what to cover after Bonfireside Chat ends. People were pulling hard for games like the Witcher and Nier. We seriously kicked around the idea of starting up a show that chronologically examined the Resident Evil games. The Crystal Chronicles was on our Patreon milestone goals for a very long time (more on that later). Starting up a new show about a new series of games makes less sense than making big changes to Watch Out for Fireballs!, which has always been our flagship show. What happens if we broaden that umbrella, and make changes to the schedule to allow us to cover more games in greater depth? What’s it look like if the Witcher 3 becomes a game we could cover on WOFF!? You end up with something we’ve codenamed WOFF! 2.0. But we likely won’t use that name in the future. Watch Out for Fireballs! is Going Weekly WOFF becoming more frequent is a huge deal for us. And here’s what it looks like. The first 3 weeks of each month (or the first 4, if it’s a 5 week month) will feature full episodes about short or medium length games, or episodes about portions of larger games (like we’ve done with large games in the past). The last episode of each month will be a collective listener response episode about all of the games we covered that month. This kind of grouping will also let us do themed batches of episodes each month. Hypothetically, this is what “Weird NES Sequels” month would look like. Week 1: Super Mario Bros. 2 Week 2: Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest Week 3: Zelda II: The Adventures of Link Week 4: Feedback episode about all three of the previous games. Other ideas for themed groups of episodes would be a long look at the Wolfenstein series, going from Wolfenstein 3D to the 2008 reboot to Wolfenstein: The New Order. We could also do a Resident Evil cleanup month, with Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, Code: Veronica, and Resident Evil 6. We aren’t promising that either of those will happen right away, but they’re examples. If this sounds familiar, it’s similar to how we’ve treated JRPGs and CRPGs in the past. The Neverwinter Nights II series of episodes was a test model for this, and we think those episodes turned out very well. Looking at the math, our old “tick tock” model of release would usually result in 26 episodes per year. Our multi-part episodes have made us come out with slightly more than that (for example, we released 30 episodes in 2016). Under the new model, you would get 40 mainline episodes per year. Here are a few things that will happen as a result of this: * We will cover more “small” games. The Pac Man 2 episode in the Duck Bundle was a test for how this would work. * Split episodes will go away (namely, single episodes that feature two games, like the Starflight/Toe Jam & Earl episode, or the Brawler special). * We’ll be a little more liberal about splitting meaty games into multiple parts (example: Metal Gear Solid 2 is on our docket, and we’re splitting that 12 hour game in 2 because we will have a lot to say). * We’ll have to be more comfortable with some episodes being “only” 60-90 minutes, as we cover some shorter stuff. Two things that won’t go away are poll episodes and executive produced episodes. Those will be folded into the model, and remain unchanged. That means one of those will happen each quarter (or four times per year). Another consequence is that listener response episodes will be much meatier since they’ll cover 3 or 4 games, and there will be a more consistent deadline… namely, responses about all of the games should come in by the 15th of each month. WOFF! Will Change Schedules in August The changes to the WOFF! schedule will begin August 3, with Final Fantasy IV month. That’s right, we’ll be covering all of Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. For reference, here’s the schedule up through that point: Crimson Shroud (May 11) Pilotwings (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilotwings) (May 25) Yakuza (June 1) SSX Tricky (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSX_Tricky) (June 15) NOX(June 29) Metal Gear Solid 2, Part 1 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_Gear_Solid_2:_Sons_of_Liberty) (July 13) Metal Gear Solid 2, Part 2 (July 20) Final Fantasy IV, Part 1 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_IV) (August 3) Final Fantasy IV, Part 2 (August 10) The After Years, Part 1 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_IV:_The_After_Years) (August 17) The After Years, Part 2 (August 24) Final Fantasy IV Responses (August 31) What’s Happening to the Crystal Chronicles? You may wonder what us covering FF4 on WOFF! means for the Final Fantasy show we had planned. It means that show won’t happen. We pegged that show at a very high milestone amount because it would take a tremendous amount of work. But as Bonfireside Chat wound down, we realized we probably wouldn’t hit that total any time soon. And redesigning WOFF! presented an opportunity to cover the Final Fantasy games that were meaningful to us without taking on an unreasonable workload that would harm the rest of the shows. In general, we want to be very circumspect about adding new shows, so we’re going to make some changes to the Patreon campaign to reflect that. Expect more details later. Of note: Heartbeat City will not go away. Gary will record and release a pilot for that soon. What’s Happening to Other Shows on the Network? This change shouldn’t have a huge impact on other shows, but there are some things we’d like to announce/clarify so people know what’s up. Gary is taking a leave of absence from Check It Out, Comrade!, the network’s indie game show. Brayton Cameron from Teenage Dirtbags will be replacing him. Gary made this decision to free up more time for working on his book, and playing things for the new iteration of WOFF! We’re really excited to have Brayton take over his seat. Brayton is hilarious, and has different taste in games than Gary does, so you will see them cover different stuff. Gary will still come back for specific games (think Thimbleweed Park or Torment: Tides of Numenera). File Under Water has an end date. Right now, it’s slated to end in late October. A show about R.E.M. was always going to be limited, because they only put out a limited number of albums. We currently have no plans to cover another band. Radio Free Mid-World is a limited show as well. Once we run out of Dark Tower books, related works by King, and related media (the movies, TV show, whatever else comes) we will end that show. Don’t worry, this won’t happen until 2019 at the earliest. How is the Patreon Changing? We’re making some adjustments to the way our Patreon works, in order to reflect these changes to our show lineup. Chiefly (and logically), we’re getting rid of the $75 BSC Afterdark tier, and removing the “get a prompt on BSC Afterdark” from the $10 tier. We are also removing The Crystal Chronicles as a milestone goal. Both of these will be replaced by something else in due time… Look a little further down to see what we’re thinking of (and to see how you can help). We’re also making two other big changes. Early Release is getting better. Effective around the end of June and the beginning of July, episodes on the Early Release feed will come out a week early, instead of a day early. We are also raising the price of this perk to $5 per month. This is more valuable, we think, and it brings us closer in line with other Patreon campaigns that offer a similar perk. We’re going to make a great deal of these changes in the middle of June, and the “1 Week Early” change will happen for any episode that would have normally come out in July. The only show this doesn’t apply to right now is The Level, which will come out 1-2 days early because of how that show is produced. We’re changing the Slack access tier. Effective sometime in June, Slack invites will only go to backers at $5 and up. If you already have access to the Slack team, or access the Slack team before the change is made, then you will be grandfathered in. We will not revoke Slack access from people. We’re doing this for a couple of reasons. The community is getting very big, and it’s requiring more work and more touch than it did in the past. This will help control that. Additionally, it will reduce the number of drive-bys that happen, as $5 is a bigger investment. Something to note is that the $1 tier will not go away. Those small donation amounts are huge for us. You will still get access to incidental content, and access to Watch Out for Fireballs! polls. What are some open questions? Everything laid out before this paragraph is a decision we’ve already made. We feel like they are good decisions, and we wouldn’t shake things up so much if we didn’t feel so secure in how things are going. But each big decision is accompanied by multiple smaller decisions. And that’s why we’re running this survey… to gather useful information from you, and to hear your thoughts and ideas about how the network can get better at giving you things you want. Here are some questions that have gone unanswered, and we want your help. What’s a good replacement for the $75 tier? That’s a lot of money to give, and we want to make it awesome. Would you want to guest on an episode? Dictate a piece of media for a Try This type show? Dictate the subject of some video content like Let’s Plays? What kind of new milestones goals would you like to see? Should we do another live show each year? Should we hold a virtual DuckCon? Include more guest episodes on WOFF!? Do one-off milestones interest you? Not every milestone needs to be an ongoing commitment. Maybe we could do some actual-play tabletop one-offs. Maybe we could set a goal for Gary and Kole to stream some co-op games. And there are other questions we haven’t even thought to ask. We want to know what would make you a patron if you aren’t one already. We want to know what stuff we do that you care about, and we also want to know what you don’t care about. We’d also like to hear how you feel about the changes to our biggest shows. We’ve already made our decision about ending Bonfireside Chat, but it’s worth understanding how this will impact your listenership and patronage. Something we don’t want to hear is “Stick to Games” or “Stop mentioning politics.” We also don’t want to hear “Be more positive.” Save yourself the time and hassle if that’s what you were going to say. We’re holding a survey. After this novella of a post, we want to know what you think. Use the button below to fill out the survey. It will be a huge help to us. Completing the survey and selecting “Yes, I would like to enter the contest” will enter you for a chance to win a $20 Steam gift card (we are giving out three of them). We are especially interested in your responses if you’re not already a Patron of Duckfeed.tv on Patreon. A link to the survey: https://duckfeed.typeform.com/to/LDPTnY Thank you so much for reading this, if you’ve gotten this far. Your support has meant the world to us, and we are incredibly excited about what these changes mean for the network. Thanks for being along for the ride.
According to CMS, The Comprehensive Primary Care (CPC) Initiative is a four-year multi-payer initiative designed to strengthen primary care. In our latest podcast, Dr. Randy Walker and Angie Walker, from Dr. Randy Walker Family Practice & Allergy Clinic outline their experience with CPC and the steps they took to receive approval to be in the program.
Zach Pereles and Ben Goren talk about Randy Walker's passing and discuss his impact on the program, including the memorable 2000 season which ended with the Wildcats as co-champions of the Big Ten. They then discuss the most important players of 2016 and preview the offensive positions and take your questions.
Episode 144 was our final episode from our current studio, and we couldn't have asked for a better episode to wrap things up. We were joined by Ming Chen from AMC's Comic Book Men, Jimmy McKnight from the Ninja Starship Podcast, and Randy Walker from our networking group and twitter stream. And yep, it's true...we're moving...again. After just a year, we're moving our studio to a new, dedicated building where we'll add more studios, more capacity, and just keep making things suck less bit by bit as we keep rolling... [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/264773443" params="color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] IT in the D On the web: http://www.ITinTheD.com On Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/ITintheD/ On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/IT-in-D-91763 On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ITintheD On Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ITintheD Podcast Detroit is at: On the web: http://www.podcastdetroit.com/ On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PodcastDetroit On Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcastDetroit On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/podcastdetroit
Randy Walker is the vocalist for the band Carletta Sue Kay, where he takes on the persona of front woman Carletta, adopting the name of his cousin who served time for attempting to fire bomb her ex-boyfriend’s apartment. He has a four octave vocal range, and writes songs that are brilliantly moving, often humorous, and […]
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