Podcast appearances and mentions of ray rivera

Il corpo senza vita del trentaduenne Ray Rivera viene ritrovato nella Conference Hall dello storico Belvedere Hotel di Baltimora. Per cercare di trovare la soluzione del caso gli inquirenti scavano nei trascorsi lavorativi della vittima. A distanza di quasi 20 anni nessuno è riuscito ancora a trovare la chiave di questo mistero ancora irrisolto.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Un matrimonio felice, una carriera in ascesa come sceneggiatore, una nuova vita a Baltimora...Eppure, quando il corpo senza vita del trentaduenne Ray Rivera viene ritrovato senza vita nel maggio 2006 nella Conference Hall dello storico Belvedere Hotel, le autorità non sono riuscite a trovare una spiegazione plausibile, tra bizzarri indizi e circostanze inspiegabili. Questa è la storia di Ray Rivera.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gather round, sports fans and community enthusiasts alike, as we bring you a conversation with the man behind Sylmar's championship-winning baseball team, Ray Rivera. The roar of the crowd, the team's unwavering grit, and the overwhelming support from the community, students, and alumni have led Ray to believe that this victory had always been within their grasp. In a heartening chat, Ray opens up about the unforgettable journey to the championship and the role of community support, which according to him, was the lifeline that propelled the team to the finish line.Being a coach isn't simply about training and winning games, it's about shaping young men into responsible human beings. Ray Rivera, with his unwavering commitment, not only steers these young players towards victory but also imparts life-changing lessons. From stressing the importance of punctuality to emphasizing on doing things right, Ray is a stickler for discipline. But don't mistake his stern persona for harshness, it's his way of preparing his players for the wider world. Ray also talks about the changing dynamics of the game, the significance of teamwork, and how hard work always triumphs over talent.Victory may be sweet, but the journey to it is often filled with tough lessons. Our chat with Ray concludes on a reflective note as he shares how the initial disappointment of missing the open division playoffs turned into a teaching moment for the team. The celebration that followed their eventual victory was not just about the win, but about the resilience and determination that got them there. Ray's journey as a coach is not just about baseball, it's about molding his players into upstanding men, and through every triumph and defeat, his unwavering passion for coaching stays unabated. Pull up a chair and join us in celebrating a coach's journey to championship victory and the life lessons we can all learn from it.

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Rays' upbringing was difficult. His childhood was more of chasing his dad and less of chasing his dreams. His resilience and grit forced him to overcome the impossible. He now offers valuable advice to many baseball players on the importance of being good human beings. He has inspired many students and baseball players to be better and to stay focused on their dreams. 

Ray Rivera was in corporate America for about 18 years. He wanted to start his own business, and launched Temperature Control Solutions. TCS is   a residential and commercial air conditioning and heating company serving Broward and Palm Beach Counties, as well as The Treasure Coast.    With over 14 years in the service industry, TCS is dedicated to providing the best HVAC services in the area.  They value their integrity, professional technicians and quality service at a fair price… proving it with every job they do.  Their goal is to make a positive impact on each customer with their services so their customers feels confident they chose the right company for their Residential HVAC or Commercial HVAC-R needs. Address: 5710 S. Dixie HwyWest Palm Beach, FL 33405Phone: 561-819-4554Website:  www.tcspalmbeach.comContact Page: www.tcspalmbeach.comAbout Page: www.tcspalmbeach.com/about- * - *- * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - Howard Lebeau - Originally from Long Island. Howard went from college to a small plastics manufacturing company. The owner recruited Howard, and he eventually took over the business. He's been there more than 40 years now. They make counter displays for retailers, as well as a range of other products. Howard says that in some respects it feels like four years ago, while in other respects, it feels like 400 years ago.Address: 216 N. Main St. SteE. Freeport, NY 11520Phone: 516-867-0200E-mail: hlebow@form-tec.comSupport the show

Raymond Rivera was born in Lansing Michigan. His father and mother moved to East Chicago, Indiana and, when Ray was 14, they began living in Puerto Rico where he started playing drums in church. He studied in The Music School Juan Peña Reyes for three years. I had the privilege to perform in lots of seminars with Peter Erskine, Alex Acuña, Horacio Hernandez, and John Riley. He studied music with the most renowned drums. Ray has three CDs as a drummer and executive producer. Ray performed with Raymond Ramirez, Richard Roberge, Tony Batista, Rafael Torres, Kenneth Morales, and Mariano Rodríguez. Ray teaches drum students at the Luiz & Pena Academy in Humacao, PR. Familia (2021) Tu Verdad (2011) The Miracle (2008) Piano, flute, saxophone Jose Valentino Ruiz Bassist Jose Ruiz www.raymondriveramusic.com www.wijsf.org  

On this Episode... The guys from "Outlook Grim"... Justice Palmer, Andrew Dacus and Ray Rivera stopped by the CobraCast Studio for another fun filled Episode.... The guys got me up to speed on all the current activities going on with the band and upcoming shows.... We played their new lyric video "Daggers" and also played one of their older songs... For more information on the band, please go to https://www.facebook.com/OutlookGrimOfficial Much Love, Enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/   

This week, we discuss the unsolved case of Ray Rivera, whose body was found inside the Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore on May 24 2006. While it's been ruled as a suicide by Baltimore Police, the circumstances around Ray's death are very mysterious. So was it suicide or something more sinister? Listen in all your usual places, and if you like our podcast, please share it with your friends and family.  

What do Sean Connery, Winston Churchill and Ray Rivera have in common? Tune in to this episode to find out!

We all remember exactly where we were on the morning of September 11th, 2001. Listen to a firsthand account from Ray Rivera as he describes what he saw from his news helicopter above New York that day. Footage from that day: https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2018/09/11/911_foia_videos_street_level_footage_aerial_shots_viewer_warning.htmlheros@heroicmentorship.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Heroic-Mentorship-111188747336687/?view_public_for=111188747336687Instagram - @heroicmentorship

This week we’re focusing on mysterious deaths. These are the stories of deaths that leave you scratching your head and concocting all kinds of stoner theories. Nydia tells us more about the new Unsolved Mysteries episode featuring Ray Rivera’s mysterious death. Was it murder? Did it have something to do with the occult? Was it suicide? She explores it all. Dana shares the story of the Yuba County Five. Were they murdered or did they lack the basic skills to survive? We explore these questions and more.For dinner, we had barbecue chicken nachos. Using a rotisserie chicken, this recipe was a last-minute throw together even the laziest home chef can manage. For dessert, we had Puerto Rican quesitos. They are similar to a cheese danish but easier.  Our wine was Force of Nature Zinfandel by Rabble Wines. A deliciously fruity and affordable (under $25) Zinfandel with a little spice but no lingering after taste. You can find the links to the stories and food photos on:www.winedineandstorytime.comCheck us out on Social too!! https://www.facebook.com/winedineandstorytimehttps://www.instagram.com/winedinestorytime/https://twitter.com/WDStoryTimeor call us some time 6093003094

This week we talk about Ray Rivera. He was a family man who moved to a new city to work for a friend. One night he got a mysterious call, left and was found dead. Some say he was murdered and others say it was suicide. Tune in to hear all the details and theories surrounding his death. If you enjoyed the episode please like, comment, and/or share. Make sure to tell us what you think happened. And remember don't have nightmares!

B_ron_X returns to discuss the Nick Cannon situation, the cold case of Ray Rivera & Weed vs CBD. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/MikeBrooklyn/support

The Glitter Girls hash out the re-vamped Netflix version of Unsolved Mysteries this week and dish about the first episode. Find out which super famous actor had his first paying acting gig on the original show & listen to the Glitter Girls theory on how Ray went through that hole?!?!?!So many Mysteries!!!Here's a clip of the famous actor we talked about: https://youtu.be/aDd_qjuwkuwTo watch the full episode click here: https://youtu.be/5ndfHFFi_xwVariety Magazines interview with the Executive Producer of Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix: https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/netflixs-next-unsolved-mysteries-updates-ghosts-1234703225/

We revisit one of the most notorius financial newsletter organizations, Stansberry Research and its "founder," Porter Stansberry. For years we have marveled at Stansberry's ability to weave strands of nonsense and even outright lies into a lucrative newsletter publishing empire. Stansberry had dropped from our radar until we saw the story of the death of his friend and employee, Ray Rivera –under suspicious circumstances – on the Netflix series, "Unsolved Mysteries." So, we decided to check up on Porter and his many publications.Plus, we hear from callers wondering if it's time to sell stocks and what the heck is wrong with small cap value stocks.

-Gerald & Alan discuss the mysterious circumstances surrounding Ray Rivera -More importantly Gerald & Alan discuss how things would go if they went missing -How detectives act during investigations -Paulina expects Gerald to text her if he gets abducted -Alan tells us how to act in case he gets abducted  

Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix is very popular; has a viewer cracked the mystery in episode 1 about Ray Rivera's death? We listened to a few classic Dear Diary entries from Little Alexis and Little Dawn.

The Netflix reboot of "Unsolved Mysteries" is very popular especially the first episode "Mystery on the Rooftop" about Ray Rivera's death. He left a letter behind his computer with names of friends and movies. It was very odd, but a viewer of the episode noticed a few things. And of course, we had to talk about it!

EXIT Realty’s Largest Grossing Office (multiple) is a powerhouse for some very real reasons.  Ray Rivera and Sonny Downey are the effective, visionary leaders of EXIT Real Estate Gallery in Florida; a seven-location company with over 400 agents.  In this interview, they share everything with us that has produced such amazing results. This is a fun interview that will fill a page of notes.

On Today's Episode, Craig Sider and Adam Durso interview Dr. Ray Rivera interviewed on his own personal experiences with ministry. As a young pastor, Dr. Rivera asked himself, "Does the gospel we preach respond to personal transformation and systemic transformation?" This question has guided his whole ministry.

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The Mad Mexican of Cowboys Nation, Angel H. Rivera, debuts Los Cowboys Show. The Podcast/Radio Show dedicated to fanaticos of the team that God brought to us from the Heavens: The Dallas Cowboys. This week, Angel along with "John's brother" Ray Rivera examine the biggest question marks facing the Cowboys as Training Camp approaches, including what the Cowboys can expect from Sean Lee as he comes back from injury. The Rivera bros also debate who makes the Dallas Cowboys "Mt. Rushmore." Will legends like Michael Irvin and Roger Staubach make the cut? For more talk on America's Team, check out Los Cowboys Podcast on Latino Sports Talk Radio.

  The Mad Mexican San Antonio Sports Radio Show Episode 18: Host Angel H. Rivera aka The Mad Mexican welcomes brother Ray Rivera to discuss their beloved Dallas Cowboys and San Antonio Spurs.   The Cowboys finally agreed on a long term contract with Wide Receiver Dez Bryant. Will Bryant’s return be enough for the Cowboys to make a serious run for the Super Bowl? What are keys to keep an eye on during Cowboys’ training camp?   The San Antonio Spurs made a lot of noise during summer free agency period signing former Longhorn LaMarcus Aldridge and David West. Will Aldridge presence make Spurs the favorite to get out of the super competitive NBA Western Conference? And is Coach Pop grooming assistant Becky Hammon to become his eventual successor by tapping her to coach the Spurs Summer League team?   For more San Antonio Sports Talk, check out the Mad Mexican Show at Latino Sports Talk Radio.  

EnterpriseLifeRadio welcomes Ray Rivera of The Life Ark (@TheLifeArk), June 14 at 5:30pm cst, to talk about saving moments now to preserve for the future. He will be sharing how a single moment, with his daughter, inspired the beginning for all of us to savor precious moments that will last a lifetime. You will want to tune in to this special event! EnterpriseLifeRadio (ELR) showcases "Everyday People doing Extraordinarily Amazing Things". ELR's focus is having true inner wealth. Mind, Body and Soul harmony as well as passion turned profits... Family, Fun and Funds, Enterprise, Parenting, and Entrepreneurship!

Joining Doug to talk about Afghanistan and reporting on the war is Ray Rivera of “The New York Times”. Rivera is recently back from a year-long stint as a “Times” Afghanistan correspondent.