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We are honored to bring this episode to you. You might say it's a story of "hoops to heroes". Last year, Melissa Miles, Cameron-Brooks alumnus from 1994, approached Cameron-Brooks and shared with us a project that she and West Point teammates Melody Lutz and Dena Caradimitropoulo were working on. Melissa (Miss) and Dena were USMA class of '81, and Melody was USMA class of '84. Miss, Melody and Dena were among the first graduating classes with women at West Point (the first class with graduating women cadets was the class of 1980.). Basketball was the first varsity athletics team that women formed at West Point. Those three, along with many others, were pioneers as some of the original members of the Army Women's Basketball team. A few years ago, Miss and Dena formed a nonprofit organization with the purpose of commissioning a professional writer to tell this special story, as seen through the eyes of West Point leaders, team supporters, coaches, and Army women's basketball players. It covers from the start of the program in 1976 to the present day. It also covers players' military and professional careers and contributions. Among the book's themes are leadership, service to country, resilience through adversity, athletic accomplishment, diversity, inclusion and more. The story of women at West Point has been told from several angles but never from the viewpoint of the Army women's basketball team. It tells the story of how the team helped acclimate women to the academy, gain their acceptance and further the institution's athletic and academy ideals — literally going from hoops to heroes. In addition to Miss and Melody, Royd Lutz, USMA '84, also joined the conversation. He and Melody were classmates and have been married for nearly 40 years. He, too, is a Cameron-Brooks alumnus (1989) and brings an excellent perspective to the conversation as someone who had a front-row seat as women started attending West Point and the Army Women's Basketball team was formed. Fun fact: Royd and Melody's son, Cliff, is also a Cameron-Brooks alumnus (2017). I hope you enjoy listening to the history of Army Women's Basketball. You can grab a copy of the book, as well as learn more at www.hoopsandheroesbook.org. We plan to record additional episodes in the future highlighting more stories and experiences from the book. For now, enjoy! If you're interested in learning more about your transition options, contact us. You can also check out our Transition Guide on “5 Common Mistakes Junior Military Officers (JMOs) Make Transitioning and How to Avoid Them” for additional transition tips. To stay connected, we'd recommend subscribing to our YouTube Channel and following us on LinkedIn.

Bull Ride and Bareback Champion turned Rodeo Judge, Royd Doyal joins Luke today on his show. They talk about how the industry has changed for the better. @lukebranquinho #lukebranquinho @royddoyal #royddoyal @cattaneobros #cattaneobros --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bandit-productions/support

We promised big things for this episode and Royd delivered!! In this episode, we are joined by Grail Hunters Australia member, comic and original art collector, Royd Burgoyne! For close to 15 years Royd's worked with Supanova Comic-Con & Gaming to recruit and host international comic artists during Australian events. The list of talent he's worked with is longer than Neville's.... we'll. It's very long.    Royd starts by reflecting on his first purchases back in the 80's, and how, when he got hooked on original comic art (not to mention his loving partner playing part in his first purchase! It was literally the dark ages, pre internet and Royd talks about how he found the artists, formed relationships across the pond, and how those relationships became not only the foundation of what he does at Supanova but also his personal collection. Ben and Neville get lost in the 'what-if's of original art collecting, before Royd shows off and talks through some of his favourite pieces and stories behind them (eg. John Byrne Shanna, Ashley Wood pieces etc.) and then  generously offers advice on sourcing and collecting original art, published pages and commissions. We then discuss tips about displaying and storing artwork before jumping into assessing value of art pieces both personal and market value and discuss how personalising art impacts value    To be honest, we could have gone for hours, and we'd love to have Royd back for a part two where we can field members questions! As always, sit back, crack a beer and enjoy the show.

In this episode, the Tablerock duo, Alex and Julie, rock the table with Royd Carlson, The Teff Company Marketing and Agriculture Manager. Alex also works with Teff as the marketing coordinator. Teff is the national food of Ethiopia and one of the earliest domesticated plants. Teff seeds were found in a pyramid in 3350 B.C. Teff planting and distribution was started in Idaho by Royd's father in Caldwell. Today, Royd and his brother Gareth, who is CEO, mill the seeds and distribute Teff flour as well as grain across all fifty states. Join us as the Tablerock duo talks about Teff, a super-food. Where to sample it and buy it in Idaho. Learn how to start a business with just a vision and a Washington D.C. phone book. Why would Royd like Idaho to become known as one of the largest Teff distributors in the country. Teffric! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-table-rock/message

This week's interview includes New Mexico local producer and Executive Director of the New Mexico Film Foundation, Terry Futschik. Her projects include producing Behind the Yellow House (directed by Joel Vallie) and Baron and Toluca (directed by and starring Brendan Fehr). She has been immersed in the local independent film industry and has a passion and commitment for the advancement of women and youth in film.   Learn about upcoming events by the New Mexico Film Foundation and find out more information at nfilmfoundation.org About Royd McCargish: Tune in to Cinema Scope for a conversation with local New Mexico actor and producer Royd McCargish. Royd has been acting for many years and has executive produced two feature films, available on Amazon Prime. His work includes Back to Billy, The Final Trial of Billy the Kid and 30 Seconds in Hell.   Royd is an all rounder with lots of experience in different aspects of filmmaking, from crafty, location scouting, set construction, producing and more.

The founding of Teff Co is a story that bridges rural Idaho to the horn of Africa. Teff Co was started by Idaho native, Wayne Carlson after a trip to Ethiopia. Wayne's sons, Royd and Gareth, are now the operators of Teffco and scaling the business to new levels.  A staple grain Ethiopia and Eritrea, Teff it is naturally gluten free and a hardy crop.  Teffco sells both Ivory and Dark Teff. Teff is a fine grain that is about the size of a poppy seed.  It is much smaller and glitter than traditional crops and milling it requires different techniques and he discusses the journey his family has taken in growing their milling operation. Teff does well with dryer condition that traditional US crops.  Talked about smaller scale milling market opportunities and the benefit to add crop diversity.  Also the benefits of crop diversity with speciality crops that are also regenerative by nature.  Adding a specialty crops to a family farm using smaller mill options allow business growth.To learn more about Teffco visit teffco.com.  You can find recipes and more information about the grain. 

In this week's episode, Michael sits down with local author and documentarian, Royd Anderson, to talk about his new book, "New Orleans Disasters: Firsthand Accounts of Crescent City Tragedy"

Scarborough aim to bounce back at Silver Royd after a heavy defeat last week- head coach Matty Jones spoke to Charlie Hopper...

Nikki Bedi and Richard Coles are joined by Monica Galetti: chef, judge on Masterchef and chef proprietor of her own restaurant, judge on the BBC programme MasterChef: The Professionals since 2009 and has presenter of Amazing Hotels... In the studio we have Raymond Antrobus, one of the most exciting and acclaimed poets working today whose journey includes discovering he was deaf aged 6 and finding his passion for writing. Royd Tolkien's brother Mike was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease aged 37 and very sadly died a couple of years later. Before his death, he told Royd about a bucket list he'd written for Royd to do, which included some pranks and stunts and took Royd on an emotional and physical journey. In January 2020, listener and mum of four Wendy Searle left her office job and reached the South Pole after a 42 day journey alone, dragging all her kit and food with her on a a Pulk (sled). She became only the 7th woman in the world to complete the journey. She did the journey to show that anything is possible… and now plans to go again next winter…. We also have the Inheritance Tracks of Jack Dee who chooses Downtown by Petula Clarke and Really Free by John Otway and Wild Willy Barratt and your Thank you. Producer is Corinna Jones

The Scarborough News pundit on a different sort of sporting contest at Silver Royd today...

Royd Tolkein - There's a Hole in my Bucket: The Journey of Two Brothers... with TRE´s Selina MacKenzie

Royd Tolkien is the great-grandson of JRR Tolkien - writer of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Growing up, Royd and his younger brother Mike were very close, but also very different - Mike was the adrenaline junkie who loved skydiving and bungee jumping, whereas Royd liked nothing better than a cup of tea in the garden. But that would all change after Mike died of Motor Neurone Disease in 2015. He left a bucket list of 50 daring tasks for Royd to complete after his death, and completing them gave Royd a reason to carry on. Royd has written a book about his experience called There's a Hole in my Bucket: A Journey of Two Brothers. He's also made a documentary, There's a Hole in my Bucket, which will be released later this year. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Jo Fidgen Producer: June Christie Picture: Royd Tolkien taking on the bucket list Credit: Royd Tolkien Productions

Royd Tolkien is the great-grandson of JRR Tolkien - writer of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Growing up, Royd and his younger brother Mike were very close, but also very different - Mike was the adrenaline junkie who loved skydiving and bungee jumping, whereas Royd liked nothing better than a cup of tea in the garden. But that would all change after Mike died of Motor Neurone Disease in 2015. He left a bucket list of 50 daring tasks for Royd to complete after his death, and completing them gave Royd a reason to carry on. Royd has written a book about his experience called There's a Hole in my Bucket: A Journey of Two Brothers. He's also made a documentary, There's a Hole in my Bucket, which will be released later this year. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Jo Fidgen Producer: June Christie Picture: Royd Tolkien taking on the bucket list Credit: Royd Tolkien Productions

Episode 9 - Fire In The Aidy Booth(royd)On this week's episode Tony and Matt talk about what they want to see in FM21 from new features, tactics and wonderkids.Below are charities and foundations we at FMT would love for you to consider supporting if you're in a position to do so. Any contributions via the Acast Supporter page will be split between all three. Thank you xBlack Minds Matter UKblackmindsmatteruk.comMindmind.org.ukWar Childwarchild.org.uk/homeTony- YouTube - tonyjamesonFM- Twitter - @tonyjamesonMatt- Twitter - @mrichardshost Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/football-manager-therapy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You may not be consciously aware of it, but you're constantly making decisions. Many of these decisions are in the service of sorting out the truth of what's going on around you. Starting with deciding it's time to get up in the morning, till you decide it's time to go to bed at night, you're making hundreds, if not thousands of these types of decisions, all day. Most of your decisions are relatively mundane and you, literally, don't give them a second thought. But Peter's lunch guest on this edition of Out to Lunch, Chris Cantrall, does. He's very invested in your thought process. And your decisions, large and small. Chris is co-owner of a company called New Orleans Perspectives. There are two main parts to the company. One part conducts focus groups to test out how people interact with consumer products. The other part of the company assembles mock juries and allows lawyers to try out arguments and strategies before getting into a real courtroom. Peter's other lunch guest is also in the business of sorting out the truth. Royd Anderson is a historian and documentary film maker who specializes in making documentaries about tragic Louisiana events that are overlooked by other historians. Royd's films include a documentary about Pan Am Flight 759, one of the deadliest plane crashes in US history, that occurred in 1982 in Kenner. Royd has also made documentaries about The Upstairs Lounge Fire in 1973, the Mother's Day Bus Crash in 1999, the Luling Ferry Disaster in 2006, and others. Out to Lunch is recorded over lunch at Commander's Palace in New Orleans. See photos from this show by Jill Lafleur and more at our website. We've had a number of discussions about the Louisiana film business on Out to Lunch, check out this conversation about a watershed moment in Hollywood South when things were going south, in the negative sense. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You sixy thing! New Zealand squeaked past India, England smashed Australia, and Jason Roy had better become very friendly with the match referee very soon - host Nakul Pande is joined by Jeremy Henderson and Gary Naylor to pick the bones out of two very different semi-finals. Featuring Rashid rhapsodies, the wonder of Williamson, and the joy of Jadeja, and direct hits for days. We talk about New Zealand so much we almost forget to talk about India - take that, superpower! PS: Shortly after we finished recording, it was confirmed that Jason Roy WILL be available for the final. The fact that we had three different answers for who should open in his place tells you how big that is... Get the pod before anyone else at patreon.com/guerillacricket!

ABBI judge, Royd Doyle goes in depth on what it takes to be a professional aged event judge. Listen to what goes in to judging these ABBI competitions and how they get to each number on each bull using a criteria designed by the ABBI.

Tracklist:01. Helion – Happy (Original Mix) [Nelation]02. Jay Eskar & Royd – Around The World (Extended Mix)03. DayNight x DOPEDROP – BOTB04. Roldan Law – Cantina (OriginalMix)05. Treyy G & Theis EZ VS Mestiic – Get into it (Original Mix)06. Theis EZ ft. Sphud – ID07. Tiësto & Mesto – Coming Home (Original Mix)08. AdryxG – Bounce & Love (Original Mix)09. Kodie – Fuckin Fine (Feat. Troy Jamz) (Mike Emilio Remix)10. Uverlaw & LOOK Star – 7th Revolution (Original Mix)11. Tiesto & John Christian – I Like It Loud (feat. Marshall Master & The Ultimate MC) (Club Edit) [Musical Freedom]12. A Billion Robots – ID13. Clinical (Original Mix)14. Will Sparks – Senseless (Original Mix)15. B3nte & Refeci – Arabia (Original Mix)16. Helion – Bounce United (800k) [Nelation]17. Alfons – Simpsonwave (ft. A’ANGELI)18. Behmer – Head Honcho 201719. Mike Emilio – Clown (Original Mix) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

February 2018 : Podcast #137 is jam packed with incredible Urban Anthems, All things House, we open the Bass Box and get geared up with some Festival Flavours! Got an Iphone or Ipad? Download the 'Podcast' app, search 'DJ Richie Don' and subscribe to receive future episodes automatically from #Itunes. For links and more info visit: https://www.djrichiedon.com. Turn it up and enjoy. Richie Don - Podcast 137 Intro Celebration - Barry Harris vs Three Dog ft Kool n The Gang We Run This - Tall Boys ft Missy Elliot Get Busy - GESES Mi Gente Bootleg ft Sean Paul Cola - Doug Forbek n Jon Costa ft CamelPhat n Elderbrook Let's Go Together - Joe Stone New Rules - Cantaffa n Royd ft Dua Lipa Pancake - ID In Da Club - Sidtrus Remix ft 50 Cent Forever Remix - Sigma ft Tinie Tempah n Quavo Ignition - Benzi Try Me Bootleg ft R Kelly >> Urban: Bad n Boujee Bootleg - Steel Bangelz ft Yungen, Migos n Not3s Barking - Ramz Unsigned - Hardy Caprio n One Acen Single Ladies - Freejak Shape Of You Edit ft Beyonce Remember The Time - Skratch Bastid Finesse Blend ft MJ Finesse Remix - Bruno Mars ft Cardi B >> Open The Bass Box: Antigone - Habstrakt n Dombresky Natural Blues - Showtek n Moby If You Really Wanna - Cazztek ft Kiyoshi House Beat - Chusap Riverside Reloaded - Tujamo n Sidney Samson A Sky Full Of Stars - Control-S Remix ft Coldplay River - Charlie Lane Remix ft Eminem ft Ed Sheeran No Diggity - Luke S Remix ft Blackstreet Got Your Money - Charlie Lane Remix ft ODB n Kelis Finesse - James Hype Remix ft Bruno Mars n Cardi B Gonna Make You Sweat - Starvos Martina n Keven ft CnC Music Factory Shape Of You - Jack Wins Remix ft Ed Sheeran >> Festival Favourites Let It Ring - Damien N-Drix n STV The Groovy Cat - PAWSA Be Sharp Say Nowt - Patrick Topping Renegate Masta - Wasabi ft Sugar Hill Let Me Think About It - Fedde Le Grand ft Ida Corr Music Is The Answer - K. K. Gypsy Woman - Homeless ft Bougenvilla, Jared Hiwat Let Me Be Your Fantasy - Paul Morrell Remix ft Baby D Vs Paul Morrell Mans Not Hot - Phibes Remix ft Roadman Shaq Outro.

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Jimmy sat down at lunch with comedian/comic book writer Frankie Boyle when he was in London for Kapow Con. Good pal/fellow podcaster Barry Nugent (Geek Syndicate) came along for the ride to join in the fun. Frankie is known for his "controversial/in your face" comedy so there is some bad language throughout. However, he's a pleasant fellow who knows his comic books well! The guys chat about Frankie's comic in Clint Magazine called Rex Royd, growing up reading comic books, his last comedy tour, his books and overall career. Really great discussion! Jimmy ends with a couple of profile questionairres to sum it all up. This episode is also a crossover with Stated Magazine and will appear on that website some time in the near future. Thanks to Frankie for his time and for lunch! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!