Podcast appearances and mentions of sam foltz

Sam Foltz and Wes Kinsey with an update on College Everywhere.  Expanded offerings a new expanded timeline option. Program is unique in Virginia. No other community college offers a two-year degree in one year.

You've heard the saying a picture is worth a thousand words. Capturing the emotions of pride, hope, excitement, joy, nostalgia, loyalty, courage, and even pain is what Licensed Husker Artist Ashley Spitsnogle has mastered. Today on Husker Talk, Ashley tells the story of how drawing horses and mermaids as a girl led to painting our Husker heroes. As a native, her passion for athletics was ingrained at a young age, sitting next to her Dad watching the Huskers play on TV every Saturday.  Her passion grew when she attended an art school in Florence Italy. This is where Ashley realized she would be happy to paint for the rest of her life. Ashley's mainstay as an artist is philanthropy: She illustrated the children's book ‘Josh the Baby Otter', which brings awareness to child safety around water. ‘The Last Tunnel Walk' was a painting for Heartfelt Inc. which benefited grieving parents. Depicting Brook Berringer and Sam Foltz, two Husker football players who lost their lives to fatal accidents, as they walk the tunnel walk together toward a bright light. A painting of the legendary coach Tom Osborne and Brook Berringer for the TeamMates Mentoring program that The Osbornes began in 1991. As she said this painting depicts so many aspects of Husker football and mentorship. She even used her talent to shed light on the Nebraskan farmer at a critical moment in time. As they endured flooding and she saw the pain it caused, Ashley painted an unforgettable image titled “Healing the Heartland” depicting how others gathered around their neighbors to help by trucking in loads of hay. I really enjoyed hearing her stories of hope and excitement for Husker Football as she spoke about her extraordinary Husker paintings. Thursday, August 29th Ashley is hosting an art event with all 3 Heisman Trophy Winners in attendance. The event is at Main Street Studios & Art Gallery in Elkhorn, to attend, RSVP https://www.ashleyspitsnogle.com/ and please keep in mind this is not a memorabilia signing event.

Our incredible Glamour Farms model, Sam Foltz takes the mic to open up about her life. She shares about being raised in a Christian home, rebelling a teen, making her faith her own, getting married and losing twins in a miscarriage, and then tackling experiences with church hurt and church abuse. Sam's story is so encouraging to those who have been in similar situations. Listen along! Shop our website: https://glamourfarms.com    Connect with The Podcast on IG: http://instagram.com/glamourfarms.thepodcast/    Connect with Glamour Farms on IG: http://instagram.com/glamourfarmsboutique/    Connect with Haley on IG: http://instagram.com/haleyklockenga/  Connect with Sam on IG: https://www.instagram.com/glamourfarms.sam Shop Refresh Beauty: https://glamourfarms.com/collections/refresh-beauty TAGS: christian, jesus, bible, teaching, learning, scripture, wife, mom, church hurt, Christianity, Church Abuse, overcoming, depression, anxiety, miscarriage, faith, God, Learning,

Here's what happened on the full show available on my Patreon1 – 0:00:00 – Election Day. Steph Curry draining balls. Money Pit Politics. Sponsoring Ken Bone. Ted Nugent music highjacks news coverage. Eric hates the National Anthem (on guitar). Build a wall.2 – 0:25:53 – Dedication to Sam Foltz & Mike Sadler. 30 for 30 on John Daly.3 – 0:36:47 – Cop in trouble for feeding feces sandwiches to the homeless.4 – 0:42:03 – Man ball MSU. Sports updates.5 – 0:56:20 – David from Kentwood calls in; wants mentally impaired not allowed to vote. O'Neil eats Madison's Halloween candy; Eric thought it no big deal. Callers call in.6 – 1:13:00 – Spartan Round Table; episode 5.7 – 1:20:24 – Callers; Say something nice about the other candidate and what you hate about your candidate. Sports updates. More callers follow-up on candidates.8 – 1:38:51 – Ben Street from the Grand Rapids Griffins.9 – 2:00:06 – American Legion vs VFW. Dead student supports Donald Trump.10 – 2:09:09 – 5-in-10 challenge. Sports updates.11 – 2:24:17 – Looking for a mangled mouth.12 – 2:30:22 – Mannequin challenge. Eric wants approval. Julius snark. Replay of Nugent guitar newcast hijack (segment 1) and Spartan Round Table replay.13 – 2:41:59 – Snakes chase iguana. 10 minutes with Huge.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-eric-zane-show-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Adam chats with former Husker kicker Drew Brown about Nebraska's current special teams issues. Brown also shares stories about late Husker punter Sam Foltz.  Support the show: https://www.omaha.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Episode 27 of the No Block No Rock Podcast, Tune in this week as former linebacker Chris Weber joins NBNR. We discuss his experience from being a Walk on to Team Captain, winning Sam Foltz scholarship, locker room culture, and what a successful 2021 season looks like. Please like subscribe and share! Follow us on Twitter & Instagram: @NBNRPodcast Check out our website: https://nbnrpodcast.com/ GBR

Drew Meyer is a Special Teams Analyst at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. This episode covers his outlook on kicking and punting. The episode covers how the late Nebraska punter Sam Foltz and Michigan State Punter Mike Sadler made an impact on how he recruits kickers and punters. Meyer highlights that he is looking for characters that resemble the remarkable qualities of two souls that left us too soon. Meyer walked on as a punter at the University of Wisconsin and he shares how his playing experience has transferred to coaching and recruiting kickers as a Division 1 special teams college analyst. Early in his coaching career, Meyer is taking lessons learned from college teammates Russell Wilson (Seattle Seahawks) Monte Ball (Denver Broncos) and what he learned from top punters at camps like Thomas Morstead, Tommy Townsend, and many others. Not only does he have 4 seasons under his belt coaching at the highest level of college football, but he has deep relationships with the best punters and kickers in the game. This episode covers what attributes he looks for in a kicker, memorable stories from Kohl’s Kicking Camps, and gratitude. Meyer drew insight from listening to the Podcast with Thomas Morstead, who is the punter for the New Orleans saints. You can find that episode here: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWIIAxJ_48k Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/28yUdlW2w3LYuJtRtUCeOr?si=R3VdTcUJRUGLv9BuFaYqQg Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/simple-kicking/id1521447540?i=1000499982952 Google Play: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jack-fox-nfl-punter-detroit-lions/id1521447540?i=1000499982952

Sam is with Fulton Realty in Minneapolis, MN. Sam helps Fulton Realty's clients navigate the complex steps of residential real estate transactions as their strategic partner. Sam's integrity, strong work ethic, and timely communication puts his clients at ease with the understanding that they have a truly professional ally in the buying and selling processes. Welcome Sam Foltz of Fulton Realty --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/angeltalamantes/support

This is definitely gonna be a sensitive episode but that's how we roll. We talk abut the hard stuff. That's why everyone gets their news from The Big Red Cobcast and not "real" news sources with "actual integrity"  and "a code of ethics that they have to follow". This week someone asked us on Twitter how we feel when companies use the #27 to advertise or they tweet about it or they have memorials that sometimes seem as a way to get fans into their stores. So, we obliged and tried to be honest but also sympathetic as we cover this topic. It's not an easy one to talk about sometimes. We also discussed all the things we're excited about now that Fall Camp is underway. Diaco's new defense, Tanner lee, Tyjon Lindsey and the ever impressive DICAPRIO BOOTLE! It's gonna be a good season Husker fans. Stick with us and we'll make sure you only get the info that's important us. Follow us on Twitter @BigRedCobcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan and Bryan discuss the banned substance issue circulating around the Dallas Cowboys. We debate is Vick faster than Cam Newton. Dan reflects on the loss of his Husker Brother Sam Foltz

Nebraska head coach Mike Riley shared a few words about Sam Foltz on Saturday following his funeral services in Grand Island. 

We start our tribute show to Sam Foltz by talking about how he touched so many over his time at Nebraska. 

Here is a Sam Foltz tribute to Nebraska punter Sam Foltz and what he meant to so many of his coaches and teammates. 

On the fourth and final hour of "Omaha Sports Insider with Joe Quinn and Nick Handley" the guys are joined by Eric Olson of the Associated Press to talk about the passing of Sam Foltz.

Former Husker and NFL kicker Kris Brown talks about the life of Sam Foltz and how his brother Drew was with him in Wisconsin this weekend. 

Former Nebraska coach and player Jeff Jamrog talked about recruiting Sam Foltz and their relationship over the years they developed. 

In this week's HOL Show we remember the life of fallen Husker Sam Foltz, as we interviewed several different current and former players and coaches. 

On the first hour of "Omaha Sports Insider with Joe Quinn and Nick Handley" the guys are joined by Josh Harvey of Big Red Report.com to talk the tragic passing of Sam Foltz as well as Big 10 Media days.

On the second hour of "Omaha Sports Insider with Joe Quinn and Nick Handley, Nick is joined by Hondo Carpenter of SpartanNation to talk about the passing of Mike Sadler and Sam Foltz.

On the third hour of "Omaha Sports Insider with Joe Quinn and Nick Handley" the guys are joined by Jeff Tomlin, head football coach at Grand Island Senior High school who had the honor of coaching Sam Foltz for four years.

Nebraska punter Sam Foltz and former Michigan State punter Mike Sadler were killed in a car accident over the weekend after coaching kids at a football camp. Joe Tessitore, who was at the camp to watch his son compete, joins Bruce and Stew to remember Foltz and Sadler.