Podcast appearances and mentions of Roy Masters

After five painful years of Maroon dominance, 1985 was the year New South Wales said “enough.” They turned to Canterbury’s fearless halfback Steve “Turvey” Mortimer - a man with blue blood and an unbreakable will - to lead the charge. From stirring pre-game speeches to that unforgettable chair-lift off the SCG, Mortimer’s passion and grit didn’t just win a series - he rewrote Origin history and brought the Blues their first ever series win. Sometimes, you’ve just gotta want it more. Featuring Laurie Daley, Mark Geyer, Andrew Johns, Peter Wynn, David Middleton and Roy Masters.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After five painful years of Maroon dominance, 1985 was the year New South Wales said “enough.” They turned to Canterbury’s fearless halfback Steve “Turvey” Mortimer - a man with blue blood and an unbreakable will - to lead the charge. From stirring pre-game speeches to that unforgettable chair-lift off the SCG, Mortimer’s passion and grit didn’t just win a series - he rewrote Origin history and brought the Blues their first ever series win. Sometimes, you’ve just gotta want it more. Featuring Laurie Daley, Mark Geyer, Andrew Johns, Peter Wynn, David Middleton and Roy Masters.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 45th year of rugby league’s fiercest rivalry, Stories of Origin is back with its most emotional season yet - Magic Moments: As Voted By You, thanks to TAB. Across six epic episodes, fans chose the plays that made them shout, cry and believe again, and the legends who lived them tell every raw detail. We kick off where Origin itself began: Arthur Beetson’s thunderous return to Lang Park in 1980. A weary warrior summoned home, Beetson strapped on the captain’s armband and, in eighty unforgettable minutes, turned a fledgling concept into the greatest spectacle in Australian sport. Hear rare archival audio, inside-the-sheds reflections, and fresh insight from Wally Lewis, Phil Gould, Roy Masters and more as they relive the night one man’s pride and power put State of Origin on the map. Narrated by Mathew Thompson. Game 1 of the 2025 State of Origin series is live and exclusive on Nine & 9Now, Wednesday 28 May.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We chat with former Rugby League coach and current media personality Roy Masters. We chat with Roy about how he revved up his troops as a hard lined coach and the current state of the game. We also gather insights into the culture of Melbourne Storm and how they were robbed by the refs in the previous weekends 'Magic Round.'

In the 45th year of rugby league’s fiercest rivalry, Stories of Origin is back with its most emotional season yet - Magic Moments: As Voted By You, thanks to TAB. Across six epic episodes, fans chose the plays that made them shout, cry and believe again, and the legends who lived them tell every raw detail. We kick off where Origin itself began: Arthur Beetson’s thunderous return to Lang Park in 1980. A weary warrior summoned home, Beetson strapped on the captain’s armband and, in eighty unforgettable minutes, turned a fledgling concept into the greatest spectacle in Australian sport. Hear rare archival audio, inside-the-sheds reflections, and fresh insight from Wally Lewis, Phil Gould, Roy Masters and more as they relive the night one man’s pride and power put State of Origin on the map. Narrated by Mathew Thompson. Game 1 of the 2025 State of Origin series is live and exclusive on Nine & 9Now, Wednesday 28 May.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 45th year of rugby league’s fiercest rivalry, Stories of Origin is back with its most emotional season yet - Magic Moments: As Voted By You, thanks to TAB. Across six epic episodes, fans chose the plays that made them shout, cry and believe again, and the legends who lived them tell every raw detail. We kick off where Origin itself began: Arthur Beetson’s thunderous return to Lang Park in 1980. A weary warrior summoned home, Beetson strapped on the captain’s armband and, in eighty unforgettable minutes, turned a fledgling concept into the greatest spectacle in Australian sport. Hear rare archival audio, inside-the-sheds reflections, and fresh insight from Wally Lewis, Phil Gould, Roy Masters and more as they relive the night one man’s pride and power put State of Origin on the map. Narrated by Mathew Thompson. Game 1 of the 2025 State of Origin series is live and exclusive on Nine & 9Now, Wednesday 28 May.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 45th year of rugby league’s fiercest rivalry, the Stories of Origin podcast returns with its most emotional series yet - Magic Moments: As Voted By You, thanks to TAB. From the unforgettable to the unbelievable, these are the moments that made you shout, cry, and believe again. Chosen by fans and told by legends, this six-part series takes you inside the most iconic plays in State of Origin history - straight from the mouths of those who lived them. From Arthur Beetson's thunderous first steps onto Lang Park in 1980 to Tedesco’s last-second heroics in 2019… From Coyne’s miracle try to Ben Hunt’s runaway redemption... hear rare and never-before-heard audio, raw behind-the-scenes reflections, and the emotion that makes Origin what it is - passion, pride, and power. Narrated by Mathew Thompson, featuring Wally Lewis, James Tedesco, Brad Fittler, Phil Gould, Ben Hunt, Roy Masters, Billy Slater, and more. Season 4 drops Monday April 28 on 9Now and wherever you get your podcasts. Game 1 of the 2025 State of Origin series - live and exclusive on Nine & 9Now, Wednesday May 28.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A soul still burns for trash. We've pulled lovely assistant Amalia Larson out of a hat for an extremely specific category of cartoon: mid-90's stage magic stars using real sorcery to fight skeletons or whatever. There's also maybe a Wolfgang Puck anime?Today's Episode Sponsor: Deli-Style Candles Cut Up Like Meat™THIS WEEK'S EPISODES:Siegfried & Roy: Masters of the Impossible Episode 1, “In The Beginning”Princess Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic Episode 5, “The Stone of Destiny”Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/StaYgR7HW2Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/satamtuesdays Our Website: http://www.satamtuesdays.com/The Hosts: Andrew Eric Davison, Austin Bridges, Rory VoieAudio Production: Andrew Eric DavisonFabulous Guest: Amalia Larson

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (11/18/24), Hank answers the following questions:David Jeremiah teaches that the pre-tribulation rapture is clearly taught in Scripture. What are your thoughts? Marjorie - St. Louis, MO (1:22)Did you ever say that the Presbyterian Church was a cult? Marjorie - St. Louis, MO (3:51)Since the topic of the rapture is such a sensitive subject, how should we discuss this with other people? Sharon - Spokane, WA (5:50)Do you think Pharaoh's daughter is with the Lord since she rescued Moses and raised him? Christy - Atchison, KS (8:58)How were the scribes who translated the Bible chosen? Robert - Tehachapi, CA (15:13)What are your thoughts on Roy Masters? Robert - Tehachapi, CA (18:57)At what point in time will the world end in correlation to the book of Revelation? Vicky - Victoria, BC (21:57)

Our Great Coach on this episode is Roy Masters. Roy is an Australian sports journalist and former rugby league football coach.He started life as a schoolteacher in the NSW countryside coaching school sides and by 1974 had been appointed as the Australian coach of the Australian School boys' team. He then became coach of a youth team at the professional club Penrith Panthers before becoming the Head Coach of the Western Suburbs Magpies in 1978. He was a Head Coach for 10 years, and on three occasions, he was coach of the year and twice runner-up on Grand Final Day. He then walked away from Coaching and started life as a journalist. In 2012, he was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for services to sport and journalism. If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you; please contact us at paul@thegreatcoachespodcast.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Stormcast, Stormy Daniel had the pleasure of sitting down and chatting with renowned Rugby League journalist and former Rugby League Coach, Roy Masters AM. Many Storm fans and members would be recognise Roy Masters, who is often seen in the dressing sheds post game, singing the victory song with the team after a win, but Roy's affiliation with the Storm goes well beyond being a fan. Stormy Daniel discusses how Roy Masters became involved and invested in the Melbourne Storm, his relationship and bond with Head Coach Craig Bellamy and Roy's thoughts on what makes the Storm the sporting franchise they are and why they have and will continue to have sustained success. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The popular magic act was known for their use of white lions and white tigers, but the partnership would end in tragedy after more than two decades. 

This week: screaming over the peak, game state simulations, DLo Schröder, considering your options, this guy sucks, stopping Zion, 7/8 decision time, bad impersonations of the 2016 Cavs, the Alonso-Slater plan, get back East, Balkan beareotypes, Sisyphus' job satisfaction, so much for that Patreon pledge, has KD ever run a play, New Words With Beeso, latitude-dependent shooting, the worst kind of loss, the worst coach left in the playoffs, JJ's audition tape, selling the show, as a franchise a record label and a MFin crew, a momentary dip in our usual levels of Knicks positivity, remembering random Dubs, a great philosopher once said, the two Wemby problem, Godzilla vs Kong, having NO crowd, insurance fraud crackdowns, feels-casting the rest of the first round, not-so-bulletproof Monk, rage against the dying of the machine, scheduling Boston's annual meltdown, two sad teams being sad at east other, proving playoff cliches, sticks through the spokes, the front fell off, this sounds racist, guts injuries, fantasy-drafting the New Sonics, should Ben Simmons wear 45, ZUBAC CHAT, is Nikola Jokic the best-conditioned player in the NBA, a Filo Mixed Touch World Cupdate, you can't win anything with kids, the Roy Masters school of coaching and minding the game. Find us on: Spotify Podcasts | Apple Podcasts | Omny StudioRSS feeds: Just sports | Just music | EverythingContact: Twitter | Facebook | EmailSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patrick takes queries from callers about specific meditative practices and their compatibility with Catholic teaching, from a Hawaiian meditative practice and the use of the word "chakra" in essential oils to using meditative tapes that were popular in the 80's. Patrick also offers guidance on dealing with personal and family matters, such as how to approach a son's behavior with his fiancée and whether it's appropriate to have a plot of land blessed for interring family members' remains. Mary Ann – Patrick, you have brought more clarity and I'm closer to God because of you. Thank you! Jessie - Ho'oponopono is a Hawaiian practice of forgiveness, is it okay for us to practice that? Jane - I am related to a Catholic woman whose ashes will be scattered on her property when she dies. If I am able to get the ashes, can I have a priest bless my land and keep the ashes here? Patrick responds to a listener who is disappointed in the show for missing an opportunity when talking to a young man who called in earlier today Mike - There is an ancient form of meditation by Roy Masters. Is that okay for me to do? Danna - My mom was thinking about getting buried in a Mormon cemetery. Is that okay? (25:47) Chris - How do you deal with a sister who lives in the past and is there a good bible verse about this? Judith – Should I use essential oils that use terms like “chakra”? Glenda - My daughter's father died and requested he be scattered in the black hills. What should we do? Maria - Instead of complaining today, people should be thankful that we have Relevant Radio and not to judge others but look inwardly. Mike - Blessing of same sex couples seems like the camel's nose under the tent. Vincent - Son is engaged to a woman who is disrupting the family. What should we do? (47:18)

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St George historian and author of the Spirit of The Red V books Geoff Armstrong drops by the podcast, to have a retrospective look back at the 1980's for St George and Illawarra. We have discussions about Baths Babe's, Roy Masters, the heartbreak of the 1984 Preliminary Final loss, moving to the SCG and the Dragons fall from grace in the late 1980's. Plus we announce the winner of our giveaway, latest Dragons news (Connor Tracey rumors) and answer your fans corner questions. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all good podcast platforms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We conclude our chat with former Dragon Wally Fullerton-Smith on this week's podcast. Wally chats Roy Masters, Panasonic Cup win, Brian Smith, the SCG and returning to Kogarah. Plus the latest on Shane Flanagan's Dragons Way tour, Dragons history and fans questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We begin our off-season interview series this week on the podcast, with part 1 of our chat with former Dragon Wally Fullerton-Smith. Wally chats about his childhood in Roma, boarding school, playing for Redcliffe at 17 + QLD call ups, Australian tours and his thought's on former St George coach Roy Masters. Plus latest Dragons news (Update from CEO Ryan Webb including Shane Millard announced Recruitment and Pathways Manager, NRLW awards, CoE update and latest on Ben Hunt) And a lot more. Listen on Apple podcasts, Spotify and all good podcast platforms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is just a preview of our exclusive Patreon bonus episode. You can hear the full episode by becoming a supporter at: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Returning guest, Marissa Hackett was born in 1979 in Los Angeles, California. At the time of her birth, her parents were involved with a group called the Foundation of Human Understanding, a right-wing cult led by Roy Masters. When Marissa was 11 years old, she moved with her family to Southern Oregon, where Roy moved the headquarters of the group and opened the only school Marissa attended in her childhood, Brighton Academy. As a black family, this experience created unique challenges for Marissa as she navigated life. Today, Marissa lives in Seattle and identifies as a fierce progressive. She's a proud auntie, sister, daughter, niece, godmother, and friend. She shares a life with her partner and husband, Aaron. Marissa absolutely loves music and being in nature. She currently resides in Seattle, Washington where she is a grad student in Couples and Family Therapy at Antioch University. In this follow-up conversation, Marissa provides updates on her familial relationships and healing journey since sharing her story for the first time. She offers insights on how she's been able to successfully reconcile a relationship with her father while maintaining her perspective on the damaging experiences she suffered as a child. Find Marissa's blog on Substack here: marissahackett.substack.com/ Thanks to all of our Patreon supporters for making this episode possible!

On this week's episode of Behind the Roar we are paying tribute to Western Suburbs great Tommy Raudonikis, two years after his passing. Roy Master's joins Chris to reflect on our club legend. Roy and Tommy were not just coach and player, they were the best of mates.  In Episode 7 of BTR, Roy tells a few tales about the mighty number 7, who passed away on April 7 two years ago.

Marissa Hackett was born in 1979 in Los Angeles, California. At the time of her birth, her parents were involved with a group called the Foundation of Human Understanding, a right-wing cult led by Roy Masters. When Marissa was 11 years old, she moved with her family to Southern Oregon, where Roy moved the headquarters of the group and opened the only school Marissa attended in her childhood, Brighton Academy. As a black family, this experience created unique challenges for Marissa as she navigated life. Today, Marissa lives in Seattle and identifies as a fierce progressive. She's a proud auntie, sister, daughter, niece, godmother, and friend. She shares a life with her partner and husband, Aaron. Marissa absolutely loves music and being in nature. She currently resides in Seattle, Washington where she is a grad student in Couples and Family Therapy at Antioch University. In this emotional discussion, Marissa speaks publicly for the first time about growing up as a young black woman in a patriarchal right-wing cult in rural Oregon. She explains to Rachel the lasting impacts of her constant struggle to fit in and the difficulties in finding true community. They discuss why the current political landscape of right-wing rhetoric is so triggering for Marissa and how her time in the group actually helped to shape her own progressive politics. Before You Go: Rachel points out the hypocrisy inherent in the restrictive rules that are often imposed on only one gender in high control religious groups. Find Marissa's blog on Substack here: https://marissahackett.substack.com/ You can purchase Rachel's webinar series LIVING IN FREEDOM here: rachelbernsteintherapy.com/webinar.html To help support the show monthly and get bonus episodes, shirts, and tote bags, please visit: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Prefer to support the IndoctriNation show with a one-time donation? Use this link: www.paypal.me/indoctrination Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: twitter.com/_indoctrination Facebook: www.facebook.com/indoctrinationpodcast Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/@indoctrinationpodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/indoctrinationpodcast/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/rachelbernsteinlmft You can always help the show for free by leaving a rating on Spotify or a review on Apple/ iTunes. It really helps the visibility of the show!

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week's biggest stories in sport is Corbin Middlemas, Roy Masters

In this episode of Face-To-Face from Fox Sports Australia Matty sits down with Legendary coach of the 70's and 80's, Roy Masters To read about everything that's talked about in this episode of The Matty Johns Podcast, and for everything Matty.....go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We look back into our 'SBFs Stories' archives and pull out some of our favourite highlights. Roy can lend his mind sharply to the keenest of issues, here tackling the idea of the game globally. Listen to the whole chat here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0O9IckauKgquRg2Ch0GNiz?si=AQpHzslZSX6oC7o6MmYKbg From The Bench https://www.cardsfromthebench.com.au/ Big Ts Tees can also be found here https://www.mehink.com.au/product-category/bigt-tees/

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the biggest stories in sport this week is Jamie Pandaram, Sharni Norder and Roy Masters.

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the biggest stories in sport this week is Roy Masters, Samantha Lewis and Paul Kennedy.

On this episode we got to talk to two individuals that grew up in the same cult But have two completely different experiences --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/burbeckandgarretson/support

The moment that could have changed your life but slipped away, MG's top 5 biggest NRL press conference blow-ups & Roy Masters joins us to remember the great John Raper. #sydney #triplem See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the Winter Olympics takes its place on the world stage, there are fears another long-running sporting event the Commonwealth Games could come to an end later this year. Sports columnist Roy Masters says Victoria has been approached to host the 2026 event, but discussions have hit a snag putting the event's future in doubt.

We chat with Australian sports journalist and former rugby league coach Roy Masters about some of the fierce battles back in his coaching days in the 1980s. Roy chats about his work as a journalist covering 11 Olympics and some of the fun they had behind the scenes. Sam also gets Roy's take on the current state of affairs in Australia and where things are headed.

On Episode 99 of the Red V Podcast, we continue with our interview series of former players. This week Chris Guider drops by to talk about his career at St George. We talk playing footy in the country, what the feeling was like when he came to St George, Roy Masters, his infamous three grand finals in one day and loads more. Plus we wrap up the latest Dragons news with a look at Matt Nicholson picking up the Jersey Flegg Best and Fairest Award, Josh Kerr's future, Junior Rep draws released and a quick dive into the Dragons top 30 squad. We also answer your fan questions. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and all good podcast providers. #redv

It's been a rollercoaster build-up to the NRL Grand Final! Will Penrith atone for last year's defeat? Or will Wayne Bennett guide the Rabbitohs home? Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the biggest stories in sport are Alistair Nicholson, Fatima Kdouh, and Roy Masters.

Who is best placed of the final four teams in the AFL? Can anyone stop Tom Trbojevic?How will we remember the Tokyo Paralympics? Can Naomi Osaka get her career back on track? Should COVID vaccines be mandatory for professional athletes? Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week's biggest sports stories are Roy Masters, Caroline Wilson and Nick Morris.

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week's biggest sports stories are Leisel Jones, Roy Masters and Caroline Wilson.

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week's biggest sports stories are Kim Brennan, Caroline Wilson and Roy Masters.

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week's biggest sports stories are Caroline Wilson, Roy Masters and Alister Nicholson.

Hear how a boy born in Sydney's Inner Western suburbs, blooded into a diehard Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs rugby league family, plying his trade in both league and union as a teenager, spends a decade and a half at the powerhouse Canterbury Leagues Club in Belmore during the Super League War, the Bulldogs Salary Cap Scandal, and of course the madness of their 2004 grand final victory, before becoming the C.O.O. of Wests Ashfield League Club. . We also segway into the Sideline Story of Bruce Walsh, David's late father, a prominent figure in the rugby league community in the 1980s for pioneering unique training techniques to develop athletes during rugby league's transition from semi-professional to full-time professional. An Australian Olympics weightlifting coach and strength and conditioning coach under the legendary Warren Ryan and Roy Masters, Bruce Walsh was a well respected man who inadvertently revolutionised the game of rugby league. . David Walsh's knowledge and experience within the greatest game of all is insightful, engaging and an absolute pleasure to listen to. . "You're listening to The Sideline Story: the platform for all rugby league identities to voice their journey; their sideline story" . TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Introduction 03:20 - Born into the rugby league family 08:56 - Bruce Walsh's Sideline Story: Australian Olympics Coach turned S/C coach for Wests Magpies and Balmain Tigers 19:40 - Concord Burwood Wolves (league) vs. St Patricks Rugby Club (union) 29:08 - Hired by Canterbury Leagues Club (1997, the Super League War), the powerhouse of Sydney 35:51 - NRL forms in 1998, listening to the radio in the roulette area during the prelim final. 41:04 - That meeting before the salary cap scandal in 2002 49:47 - The Bulldogs play "their grand final" in 2002 53:40 - "I found the grand final trophy on the floor of the human resources office" (2004 grand final victory) 1:01:50 - Hired as Wests Ashfield C.O.O. 1:05:08 - Rugby League politics at board level 1:09:43 - Playing Rugby Union with St Patricks Rugby Club and Petersham RUFC as a 49yo. 1:11:29 - Quick fire questions / Meeting Wayne Bennett 1:24:55 - "David Walsh, Why did you want to share your Sideline Story?" . FOLLOW US ON OUR SOCIALS: Facebook: @thesidelinestoryrlpodcast Instagram: @thesidelinestoryrlpodcast . Podcast mixed by Daniel Tassone using Garageband. Podcast distributed to all major listening apps using Anchor. Music credit for this episode: 'Lockdown' (royalty free) [prod. by Pold and Baribal] via Youtube Audio Library. Introduction credit to the National Rugby League (NRL) . Logo designed by Tahlia Zaccomer © The Sideline Story: Rugby League Podcast, 2021. . Proudly sponsored by The Rusty Penny Brewing Co. Follow here: https://linktr.ee/thesidelinestoryrlpodcast

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week's biggest sports stories are Alister Nicholson, Catherine Murphy and Roy Masters.

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week’s biggest sports stories are Roy Masters, Tony Armstrong and Corbin Middlemas.

Thoughts on lessons learned in content and info marketing from the late Roy Masters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLyPlpEQFSA Transcription Content Marketing Mastery. I am Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J. Pombo Live. This is a picture of a fellow who just passed away this last week, somebody who I got to know because I got to work with him a little bit early on. In the early days of BrianJPombo.com I got to meet this guy named Roy Masters. And Roy Masters is a very controversial figure. Especially out here in Grants Pass Oregon. So he was when he first came to town, he was running a very large church. It was a church made up of basically followers that had began listening to him over the radio. He was somebody who I got to work with directly and see how content marketing works on a very large scale. So I'm not going to talk about his views. I'm not going to talk about any of the controversial things about this guy, you can go and look that stuff up yourself. But his ability to create content was pretty amazing. And I'm going to tell you about three different three different things that he was a master at when it came to content marketing. Okay, first off, he began in radio back in the 60s, and start started very early did not really know what he was doing, and ended up getting into a situation where he was, in a sense, purchasing radio time. And because of that, he could basically say whatever he wanted, and so he would have these, these he would do, basically whatever he wanted with his show, it ended up becoming an advice based show where people would call in with their issues, and he'd give them advice. But it could go in any direction he can cover politics could cover anything he wanted, which oftentimes would get him into hot water. This was very early on long before talk radio was considered a major deal. And, you know, the conservative talk radio and all that wasn't in existence when he first started out. But he was very early on one of these people that was a pioneer he got out there and just just got in there and did it and was very early on even during a time period when infomercials, infomercials were illegal. He was able to skirt around that being that his his dealt more with religious and, and more, one on one nonprofit help. So because he was able to do that he was able to purchase time on the radio and was able to basically give an infomercial and to be able to sell his books and so on so forth. Which brings me that so the first one is really his ability to be able to go in early and take advantage of opportunities that other people weren't taken advantage of in media. And you got to keep your eyes open, because things are always changing. Laws are always changing and new mediums are opening up all the time, new forms of social media. I mean, if you just talk online, there's new formats always being opened up. Right now when we're recording this in 2021. There's a clubhouse is one that I've been hearing a whole lot about this is I believe it's only on the iPhone, the Apple iPhone, but it is an app where you can go on, nothing is recorded. But there are there are verbal conversations going back and forth with everybody. And people host kind of little radio shows. It's something that did not exist much earlier. But now it is. And now it's a thing and it may morph into another thing. And people are taking advantage of it and they're making money off of it and making relationships and everything else. Here's the second thing that Roy would do. Roy created content in mass. I mean, he pumped out content…so he died at 93, during a period of time when I was doing some work for him, he had and this was as as a contractor for BrianJPombo.om I run into a lot of colorful characters in this line of work you can imagine. And what he had was he had a radio show that was on five days a week, three hours a day,

Thoughts on lessons learned in content and info marketing from the late Roy Masters. Transcription Content Marketing Mastery. I am Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J. Pombo Live. This is a picture of a fellow who just passed away this last week, somebody who I got to know because I got to work with […] The post Content Marketing Mastery

After hearing about the passing of his long time friend, Roy Masters, MZ invites Andy Anderson and David Masters to discuss the influence that Roy had on KSCO's staff and audience. Roy was a spiritual counselor, radio host, author and founder of the Foundation of Human Understanding. Roy's views would often provoke extreme opinions from listeners. We remeber Roy Masters on this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling".

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week’s biggest sports stories are The Daily Telegraph's Jamie Pandaram, Roy Masters from The Sydney Morning Herald and the ABC's own Catherine Murphy.

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week’s biggest sports stories are The Daily Telegraph's Jamie Pandaram, Roy Masters from The Sydney Morning Herald and the ABC's own Catherine Murphy.

Cross TrainingLet the Lord’s Values Shape Your AffectionsRead or WatchWhen I was little, I loved watching Westerns with my dad. He loved them, so I loved them. We wore cowboy boots, and it brought us closer together. Now, my kids love to share the things I love too. On football Saturdays, we all dress up in our Buckeye gear and watch College Football Gameday together. My daughter even made a drawing of Brutus the Buckeye she hangs next to the TV each Saturday. They don't know much about football, really, but they love it because I love it, and it's something we can share.As we follow Jesus and seek to grow closer to him, we want to bond with him by sharing the things he loves, delighting in his delights. Roy Masters said, "Loving what is right is different than hating what is wrong and feeling right about it." If knowing the truth is the first dimension of discipleship, what comes next in Cross Training to be Jesus' disciple? We need to let the Lord direct our affections so that what Jesus values shapes our whole inner life. What You Need to KnowWhen the Bible talks about the "heart" it refers to the "center and source of the whole inner life, with its thinking, feeling, and volition" (Bauer-Danker-Arndt-Gingrich). So it includes our emotions, but also our thoughts and will. When King David was a young nobody, God sent Samuel to anoint the next king. As each of David's brothers came before Samuel, he thought, "ah, here's the one, I'm looking at the next king of Israel!" But the Lord said to Samuel, "Do not look on his appearance or on the height of his stature, because I have rejected him. For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart" (1 Sam. 16:7). After doing that song and dance seven times, Samuel asked, "Is this everybody?" And they sent for the youngest, who was out tending the sheep. When David ran up, the Lord said, "Arise, anoint him, for this is he" (1 Sam. 16:12). God called David "a man after my heart, who will do all my will" (Acts 13:22). Why did God so value a person "after" his heart? Why does he ignore what we tend to value and look "on the heart" (1 Sam. 16:7)?Your life flows from your heart. "Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life" (Prov. 4:23). Like a fountain, your heart bubbles up and spills out into the world (Luke 6:45). It's no wonder God cares about your heart more than all the stuff that occupies most people's time. What You Need to DoJesus' disciples must pay constant attention to transforming our affections and attitudes to reflect the Lord's character. In John's gospel, the first words of Jesus are "What are you seeking?" (John 1:37). Have you ever asked yourself that? The reality is, you'll often get what you're looking for (cf. Matt. 7:8). At times, we all fight against our desires to choose the right thing (Rom. 7:19). But a significant change comes in a Christian's life when what we want changes (cf. Rom. 8:5-7). It's not an automatic switch that "just happens" one day. Keeping our heart with vigilance requires us to recognize what's happening in our hearts (Prov. 4:23) and do the daily work of exposing ourselves to God's transforming power. The Psalms begin with a blessing on those who meditate on God's instruction (Psalm 1), envisioning a tree planted by the water. A drizzle on the surface won't change our hearts. Like a tree whose roots get soaked in a flowing stream, we need to get drenched in God's nourishing word. While Bible study helps us understand the truth (Dimension 1), Bible meditation lets it seep into us so that our response begins to change in the moment of action. Take the time to think deeply about it, pray it, and talk about it. Finally, it's a daily practice — catching ourselves going down the wrong mental pathways and redirecting. Our mindset slowly changes from frustrated to grateful, from bitter to forgiving, from covetous to content, and from irritable to patient. God's word gets etched onto our hearts, and his Spirit brings fruit into our lives (Gal. 5:22-24).Through the WeekRead (Mon) — Luke 2:41-52; Prov. 4:23; Acts 13:22; Matt. 7:7-8; Gal. 5:22-24Reflect (Tue) — What do I really want? Is that the same thing that God wants?Request (Wed) — "Lord, create in me a clean heart. Renew a right spirit within me." (Psalm 51:10)Respond (Thu) — Write a letter to yourself describing who you want to be.Reach Out (Fri) — How have your aspirations and attitudes changed as you've matured? What future "heart" changes do you want to make?Support the Show

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week’s biggest sports stories are Australian Basketball Coach Sandy Brondello, Roy Masters from the Sydney Morning Herald and Sports Columnist Richard Hinds.

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week’s biggest sports stories are Australian Basketball Coach Sandy Brondello, Roy Masters from the Sydney Morning Herald and Sports Columnist Richard Hinds.

NFL Week 9 is complete. We provided our thoughts on the Atlanta Falcons squeaking out their 3rd victory against the Denver Broncos, and the Green Bay Packers beating up on the 49ers. The NBA offseason was next on the agenda. NBA Draft, NBA Free Agency, and NBA Season starting December 22. NBA rumors are rampant and we called out a few related to the Milwaukee Bucks and LA Lakers. We gave a shout out to Milwaukee Brewers’ Devin Williams for winning NL Rookie of the Year. To conclude, we discussed the Master’s golf tournament at Augusta National and Lee Elder being named honorary starter in 2021. Lee Elder was the first African-American to play at the Master’s in 1975. Paine College (HBCU)will receive two golf scholarships from Augusta National starting next year, and will support starting a women’s golf team CONNECT WITH US: Instagram: @backporchtalkpodcast Website: https://backporchtalkpodcast.com Twitter: @back_podcast

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week’s biggest sports stories are the SMH’s Roy Masters, former Australian netballer Bianca Chatfield and The Australian’s Peter Lalor.

Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week’s biggest sports stories are the SMH’s Roy Masters, former Australian netballer Bianca Chatfield and The Australian’s Peter Lalor.