Podcast appearances and mentions of Ryan Drummond

Direct from the retro convention in Louisiana comes the experience of voice actors for Sonic the Hedgehog featuring Ryan Drummond, Scott Dreier, David Humphrey, and Mike Pollock.

The Dreamcast has its very own Holiday classic, and it's called Blue Stinger. Regulars Brian, Harvey and Lewis are joined by friend of the Junkyard Dominic (Dreamcast Enjoyer on YouTube), to talk all about this misunderstood (and absolutely nuts) Dreamcast launch title that features crazy weapons found in vending machines, an acid trip of a Christmas department store, and Dogs Bower. As a gift to our incredible listeners, keep an ear out for a very special appearance by the voice of Eliot Ballade (and original video game voice of Sonic the Hedgehog!) Ryan Drummond.This episode originally premiered on the 15th of December 2024 as part of RadioSEGA's WinterFest 2024, as part of the event's tenth anniversary celebrations. This here is the extended, uncut version. It's exactly what Dogs would've wanted.Relevant links:Dream Disc '24 Game JamDreamcast Enjoyer's Blue Stinger videoBlue Stinger: On a Hello Market Slay RideWorker's Wiki entryWIND T-shirt (GGDreamcast)WIND T-shirt (SpreadShirt)Remembering Shinya Nishigaki (Game Developer) (Info here about potential Xbox port and current IP ownership) DCJY on BlueskyDreamcast Enjoyer on BlueskyLooking for more Dreamcast Junkyard goodness? You can check out our blog, join our community on Discord, follow us on Twitter, like our Facebook page, and subscribe to our YouTube channel. You can support us on Patreon, donate on Buy Me A coffee or buy our merch to help us with hosting costs. Thanks!More from DCJY: The Top 200 Dreamcast Games (2023) The Top 25 Dreamcast Indie Games (2024) The outro music from episode 114 onwards was created by our friend Pizza Hotline! You can stream or purchase Pizza Hotline's latest EP "Anti Gravity Tournament" on all major music platforms by clicking here.

Imagine pedaling through the thrills and spills of competitive cycling with a rising star as your guide. That's exactly what we're bringing to your ears as Ryan "Ry Ry" Drummond, a prodigious cyclist from Oklahoma City/Bentonville, joins us to share his journey from mastering bunny hops to conquering international races. Ryan's narrative isn't just about the bike; it's a family affair, with a National Champion dad, Pro Racer sister and mom who is working to help develop the next generation with USAC. Together, we unpack the contrasts between American and European cyclocross, with Ryan's firsthand experiences highlighting the unique demands of each racing culture. Turning the gears through the episode, we get an intimate look at the mechanics of what drives a young cyclist. Ryan's evolution through the ranks, from junior races to elite challenges, reveals not only the physical trials but also the mental fortitude required to excel. His musings on the technical acumen needed for cyclocross, his unwavering passion, and the juggling act between fun and competition offer a candid glimpse into a racer's soul. Moreover, Ryan's reflections on the cycling communities of Oklahoma and Arkansas showcase how regional dynamics can shape a rider's path and personal growth. Through injuries and racing discipline transitions, he has emerged with a broader, more rounded perspective on the sport he loves.As we cruise to the finish line of our chat, Ryan's enthusiasm shifts to his future aspirations and the practical steps he's taking to achieve them. He's ready to share the strategies behind his adrenaline-fueled 24-hour races and the rewarding experiences he's had mentoring young cyclists in Bentonville's bike school. With sights firmly set on the USA team and the professional circuit, Ryan doesn't hold back on his dreams or the hard work ahead. His European racing tales are just a precursor to the goals he's pedaling towards, with each pedal stroke fueled by dedication, strategy, and the sheer joy of cycling. For enthusiasts and dreamers alike, this episode is not just a window into an athlete's world; it's a pedal-powered inspiration.Instagram @Ryan_drummond

Frank starts the show by talking about is it worth getting the Covid vaccine booster shot and then Tony Orlando, legendary singer, producer, songwriter and radio personality heard every Saturday night at 10PM joins him to discuss helping veterans, the timelessness of great music, and his career. After, Frank talks about President Biden claiming he was in New York the day after September 11th, 2001. Then, Frank talks to Kenny Bollwerk, tour guide showcasing rat locations in NYC and the creator of Rat Tok about rats in NYC and rat tourism. Later, Frank talks about a man named Ryan Drummond whose house was broken into by the escaped convict in Pennsylvania, and much more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A huge shoutout goes to Leslie Vickrey and Megan McCann for making the introduction to our next guest, Ryan Drummond, the VP of Partnerships at Game Plan.  They are a software and services company that integrates eLearning, mentorship, and career services for competitive athletics organizations. Since 2016, Game Plan has become the most widely used education and development platform for high school, collegiate, and professional athletics departments.   Their software is used by the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL.  Additionally, they power the NJCAA opportunity center supporting 500 institutions and 60,000 athletes.  Before joining Game Plan, Ryan's company, The Athlete Book, was acquired by Game Plan.Ryan was the youngest of three siblings growing up, and competition was everywhere for him!  His father was a professional football player and spent time with the Cowboys and the now, Commanders.  Ryan was a fantastic lacrosse player growing up and would go on to play in college as well.   He and his wife have three kids under the age of 10, which keeps them busy.   Ryan would also share the story of their journey with IVF too, which I thought was very authentic and vulnerable to share.  One thing his parents taught him that he will teach his kids is the power of #belief and the power of #visualization.    After sports, Ryan shared how he got into mountain biking, where he dropped some wisdom that he learned, "your bike will follow your eyes."  That advice hit home for me, as it's true for many aspects of our life!  One area of our conversation that hit home as a talking point was around the word #practice.  The ability to instill practice with our kids is so important regardless of what they choose to do in life.  As we finished up, Ryan would remind us all that, as dads, we must practice the art of active listening, lean in on empathy, and don't always react.  You can visit him here to learn more about Ryan or watch his TEDx talk.Lattitude Sitka Our sea adventures cover fishing, wildlife tours, beach excursions, scuba diving, snorkeling, paddleEstablished in 2006, Acme Homes WA One of the most value-based home builders in the state of Washington! Go Check them out!Please don't forget to leave us a review wherever you consume your podcasts! Please help us get more dads to listen weekly and become the ultimate leader of their homes!

Being an athlete is competitive and never a guaranteed career. As many commit time and effort to perfect their sport through High School and College they're often left with an identity crisis when their careers as athletes can't extend into their adult life. Game Plan solves exactly that by making sure you have a Game Plan for any scenario. By providing software and integrating eLearning, mentorship, and career services for competitive athletics organizations they guide the athlete's journey on and off the field. VP of Brand and Employer Partnerships, Ryan Drummond, gives us his growth marketing insights in the industry and his love for marketing automation.

We're pleased to announce the recent merger of The Athlete Book into GamePlan!  "This is a huge strategic initiative for us," states Max Wessell, Chairman of the Board.  The industry leader in the space, GamePlan was founded nearly 14 years ago with the idea of helping athletes get jobs. Currently with 300+ athletic departments, over 100,000 athletes averaging ~1,400+ e-learning courses a day, GamePlan counts the NBA, NHL, MLB, NFL and others as partners. "We help an athlete move through their entire journey experiencing campus," states McCaffrey. "What better place is there than the HALO sector for an athlete to land?"  "We are Mission aligned, with Ryan" says Wessell. "We're trying to improve the student athlete experience, and a big part of that means a better outcome after college, and having employers value their athletic experience in college."  Ryan Drummond, Founder of the Athlete Book, has appeared on HALO Talks twice previously (interviews here and here) and is now part of the GP team. He touches on the (very substantial) number of benefits recruiting college athletes, "According to the National Association of College of Employers, over 80% surveyed said the number one trait they want in candidates is the ability to work in a team!" The challenge has always been, how employer brands could find their way to get in front of these prized candidates. "It's far more than just a transactional, job board approach," he continues. "It's building the relationships with the right employers who see the benefit of a proactive, long term, pipeline strategy to bring athletes into their organization and educate them at the same time."  To that end, in the summer 2022, GamePlan will launch GamePlan Academy focused on career development skills with two courses--the first on B2B sales, and the second on management training with more already in development.  There is nobody else in the market doing what GamePlan is doing and no better opportunity for HALO sector brands to tap into this incredibly driven talent pool from the beginning of their college years and beyond.  Contact Ryan Drummond now (ryan@theathletebook.com) for more information and to explore all available options.  Click here to download transcript. 

In this episode host, Ryan Drummond sits down with co-founders Najee Good and Jonathan Ohliger of Veep.io. Najee recently retired as a ten-year NFL professional linebacker. Finishing his career with the Jacksonville Jaguars. In addition to being the co-founder of Veep.io, Najee also holds the title of Director of Digital Technology and Strategic Marketing with the NFL Alumni Association. In this episode we discuss how the NFL Alumni's technology and partnerships will impact the emerging NIL market. veep.io The Athlete Book's Open Jobs Where athletes can apply to become apart of the NIL community

"One thing campus recruiters, athletes, and professionals don't have a lot of is time," states The Athlete Book Founder, Ryan Drummond. In this update, Ryan takes us through their new point-based system focused around consuming content and creation of a leaderboard which puts coaches on the map of an athlete's career path and development. "Nobody wants to be on the bottom," he says. Among many other advantages, this also provides the employer the opportunity to tell the story of what they're looking for. It puts education about the company and culture ahead of the application links. Perhaps most exciting is their new, full integration with Remo's incredible event planning software which Integrity Square will be utilizing for an event, March 2021. 

"If I owned a fitness facility and needed trainers, sales or membership staff, what better person would you want than a college (or former college) athlete?" states CEO & Founder, Ryan Drummond. One year later, progress has been phenomenal! With Crunch currently on a pilot program, The Athlete Book has Amazon, Tesla, Yelp, JP Morgan, Mass Mutual, and others on the platform. Hiring for fitness facilities has always been a pain point, and TAB solves it through virtual hiring events, highly detailed employee profiles & personality assessments, and much more. Join their early beta for $199 per month, per location. Click here for more info. See you at IHRSA 2020! 

KPFA theatre critic Richard Wolinsky reviews “Groundhog Day: The Musical” directed by Susi Damilano, at San Francisco Playhouse through January 17, 2020 SF Playhouse website Text of review (differs from the edited audio version).. The entertainment world has always used branding to sell its products. Adapting best-sellers and hit plays to the screen, and adapting films to television has been going on for decades, using the same name as the book or the film to draw audiences into the new iteration. For Broadway, it hasn't quite worked that way. Musicals tended to take on new names. So Pygmalion became My Fair Lady, Anna and the King the King and I, Seven and a half cents the Pajama Game. But after Giuliani, Bloomberg and the Walt Disney Company turned Broadway into a corporate cash cow, branding now rules the street. Whether jukebox shows or film adaptations, the bigger the name the greater the hedging of bets by producers. But still, three quarters of all shows flop. Which brings us to the musicals Pretty Woman, Tootsie, King Kong, and Groundhog Day – and this last one is getting its Bay Area premiere not in a touring company but in a production at San Francisco Playhouse directed by the company's own Susi Damilano. Here's the thing, though – putting aside the Disney adaptations of animated musicals — the successful ones, like Kinky Boots or The Band's Visit or Light in the Piazza, came about not because the brand was so great, but because the story itself could sing. Groundhog Day and those other shows came about because the names were brands. What Groundhog Day, and its three compatriats all have in common is that the musical iteration, despite good reviews for all except Kong, failed to find audiences, and flopped. Familiarity apparently breeds not contempt, but indifference. Producers hedged their bets, and played not to lose. And as a character noted in the film Crazy Rich Asians, hopefully never a musical, if you play not to lose, you lose. So Groundhog Day saw its shadow, went into hiding, and never went on tour, which allowed regional theaters like SF Playhouse to pick up the mantle. Luckily for the Bay Area, this production is very good indeed. Ryan Drummond takes the Bill Murray role in a new direction; he owns the part of Phil Connors in a way one might have thought impossible given Bill Murray in the film. Elizabeth Apostal as Rita, Phil's foil and eventual lover, easily outshines Andie McDowell. In fact, the entire cast, the set, the revolving stage, all bring this show as close to a Broadway touring version as its going to get. Which helps a lot, because the songs by Tim Minchin aren't memorable, and the script by Danny Rubin is constantly fighting itself to both be original and still maintain the iconic scenes that made the film a classic. It works, kind of, but also doesn't work. Ultimately, the story of Groundhog Day could also be a metaphor for Groundhog Day the musical. It's hero Phil Conners, who sees the same day, over and over and over again, eventually achieves an epiphany. The audience of Groundhog Day, sadly, isn't as lucky. Groundhog Day, the musical, directed by Susi Damilano, plays at San Francisco Playhouse through January 18th. For more information you can go to SFplayhouse.org. I'm Richard Wolinsky on Bay Area theatre for KPFA>. The post Review: Groundhog Day, the Musical, at San Francisco Playhouse appeared first on KPFA.

In the second hour the guys are joined by Ryan Drummond, who was promoting his one man show Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus, which is being performed at the Westport Playhouse May 17th & 18th. While on the show Ryan discusses why he prefers live theater over other type of work, how he got started in the business, and what it was like being the original voice of Sonic The Hedgehog. The hour ends with Fair Or Foul.   Follow @weareliveradio on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter for the latest WAL updates Check out www.midcoast.media for studio, production, apparel, and media capabilities. WAL@weareliveradio.com for inquiries   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

We talk 'Avengers Endgame' with Bret Hoffman of Marcus Theatres! Then we snap into an interview with Jim Starlin! Next we learn about the upcoming ToyMan Toy Show with owner Chris McQuillen. After that we talk to actor Ryan Drummond about his new show coming to The Westport Playhouse! Finally, we chat comics with Justin Burnette of Justin's Comics!

We talk 'Avengers Endgame' with Bret Hoffman of Marcus Theatres! Then we snap into an interview with Jim Starlin! Next we learn about the upcoming ToyMan Toy Show with owner Chris McQuillen. After that we talk to actor Ryan Drummond about his new show coming to The Westport Playhouse! Finally, we chat comics with Justin Burnette of Justin's Comics! Support the show by clicking through to Amazon via our affiliate link and then shop like you normally would bit.ly/geektome

This episode features the CEO and Founder of The Athlete Book & Host of the Well Played Podcast, Ryan Drummond. Ryan was recently interviewed by Pete Moore. Pete founded Integrity Square, the leading advisor and a seed investor to the Health, Active Lifestyle & Outdoors ("HALO") industry, in April 2010. In this episode we talk about the importance of hiring college athletes and how The Athlete Book plans to disrupt talent acquisition & campus recruiting with an event based SAAS model for both employers and athletic departments.

86% of athletes recruited into their first jobs are promoted within 18 months. However, 64% are graduating without a job in hand. 97% are not receiving a job through relationships with the Athletic Department either. The Athlete Book is going to change all of this & will connect athletes to employers in a way that's never been done before. It's the brainchild of Ryan Drummond, former captain of his lacrosse team at the University of Delaware and veteran in the recruiting world. Amazon, GE, Under Armor, Mass Mutual, Yelp, JP Morgan Chase are already customers. This game-changing platform plans to remake how D1, D2, and D3 athletes transition into the work world.  

Former elite hockey player, Yale alumnus now the current Head of Sales & Director of Research at Hedgeye. Sits down with host Ryan Drummond to talk career progression.

AD sits down with Ryan Drummond, the star of Men are From Mars, Women Are From Venus at the Temple Theater in Des Moines through April 14th!

Welcome to Episode 67 of Nerd On! The Podcast – The Exorcist with Ryan Drummond, Original Voice of Sonic The Hedgehog Collect all the gold rings, the power of Christ compels you! Yes, you read that right. Today the Nerds talk with Ryan Drummond as our childhood would remember his...

An interview I had with Christina Wilson, an independent candidate for the Ottawa-Vanier federal riding. We discussed her platform and how it would affect those who are street involved in the city and country. Find her facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/Christina-Wilson-for-Member-of-Parliament-Vanier-Byward-Market-Rockcliffe-1749511222045370/?hc_ref=SEARCH The website will be up soon You can find our website here: http://www.ottawawrench.ca Our Patreon is here: https://www.patreon.com/TheWrenchOttawa and the music is composed by Ryan Drummond who you can find here: https://soundcloud.com/eethovenan

Welcome to Unlocked, the official podcast of Nancy Drew games by HeR Interactive. Voice-over artists Moriah Angeline and Ryan Drummond join host Tammy Tuckey to discuss Stay Tuned for Danger, and more!Visit Moriah's official website here: www.moriahangeline.netVisit Ryan's official website here: www.ryandrummond.com  Follow Moriah on:- Twitter: @MoriahAngeline- Instagram: @scorpionwind- YouTube: www.youtube.com/ScorpionwindFollow Ryan on:- Twitter: @ryanthedrummond- YouTube: www.youtube.com/RyanDrummond42 Visit us: http://www.herinteractive.com Follow us: http://twitter.com/HerInteractive 'Like' us: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nancy-Drew-PC-Games/48636754130?ref=nf Watch us: http://www.youtube.com/user/HerInteractiveGames Join us: http://www.twitch.tv/nancy_drew_games

If someone was to ask you, “What do you think it’s like to work at ESPN?”, what do you think you would say? University of Delaware alumni, Christina Carestia, was able to give us insight to this question when she sat with AmazingAlumni founder, Ryan Drummond, and gave us a look into the world of Sports Media, and the fast pace life of working at the world’s largest sportscontent network, ESPN. Originally from Monroe, Connecticut, Christina Carestia always loved sports. While attending the University of Delaware, she played on the women’s soccer team and was a undecided business student. By the end of her freshman year, the University of Delaware added a new major, Sports Management. With such a passion and proficiency for sports, Christina knew this is where she should focus her studies.

This week Ryan Drummond, Founder and CEO of AmazingAlumni, decided to take a moment to reflect, and give the listener a window into his life as the host of the AmazingAlumni podcasts. In this Episode, Ryan introduces you to who he is both personally and professionally. In his twenties, he did not love waking up on weekdays; he dreaded Monday morning, he was in credit card debt, and even living paycheck to paycheck. Today, Ryan embraces his job with open arms alongside his wife and daughter. While it's not all roses and laughter, Ryan admits, "it required hard decisions that at the time felt like enormous risks, Yes, I made several mistakes, and I have had some stressful nights where I couldn’t fall asleep, but ultimately visualizing and taking action has lead me to a point of achieving certain goals and milestones". So come take an audio journey with Ryan in episode 14. Who knows, maybe 23 minutes might alter someone’s life course for the better. Do what you want. Wake up happy and go to bed fulfilled.

How do you know if you’re in the right line of work? What do you do if you decide that this just isn’t what you want to do anymore? It’s simple. Do what you love, and if you don’t love it, change it. That’s what Clinton Warren, a graduate of Fairfield University did. Clinton decided to make a change from the life behind a desk, as a financial consultant, to running his own technical workshops. Warren met Ryan Drummond, the leader of AmazingAlumni, while attending high school in Wilton, Connecticut. The two got the opportunity to sit and reconnect, and talk about Clinton’s change of heart, and how he came to his “Accidental Career in Web Design”.

This Week: Electronic Entertainment Expo Expo, Ryan Drummond, and Tetris.