Podcast appearances and mentions of shaquille o'neil

Jenaia has been a NBA fan ever since she can remember. She loved basketball so much that she thought she was going to be the first woman in the NBA. She is from the Chicagoland area (Joliet, IL) and grew up during the Michael Jordan/Scottie Pippen era with the Chicago Bulls. She was more of a Pippen girl! Then Jenaia became fascinated with Shaquille O’Neil. She had his action figure, plaques of him in her room and Orlando Magic sheets. She felt he was just such a dominate player shattering backboards and tearing down rims. So when Shaq went to Los Angeles Lakers so did Jenaia. She is a Lakers fan through and through. She even lived in LA in 2010 and that is when she went to a Los Angeles Dodgers game and saw some women her age rocking LA Dodgers baseball hats; NEW ERA® 59FIFTY®. She thought to herself, “Bet, I can rock a baseball hat and look cute too.” She shortly moved back to the Chicagoland area for a new job and the first two NEW ERA® 59FIFTY® baseball hats she purchased from Lids were LA Dodgers and Chicago White Sox. She grew up going to Chicago White Sox games with her mom. If you are from the Chicagoland area you know you have to pick a side lol! Northside – Chicago Cubs; Southside – Chicago White Sox!!! You already know what it is…..White Sox, everyday, all day! This is the one Chicago team Jenaia is truly loyal to! Jenaia is such a huge sports fan she got married at U.S. Cellular Field at home plate. From there she knew she wanted to work in sports but was not sure how. Three weeks after getting married she moved to Texas and soon after moved to San Antonio. She ended up volunteering at the UTSA football games in the press box as a Media Communications Runner. That opportunity lead volunteering in a few UTSA men’s basketball games to the Alamo Bowl to Men’s NCAA Final Four that was hosted in San Antonio. Then came her position as the Media Credential Will-Call Coordinator for the San Antonio Commanders. She also participated in a contest called Rock The Mic ESPN San Antonio was first runner up out of one hundred men. She was the only woman. Leaving that competition she received a text message from a friend telling her that there was a spot open for a Media Communications Runner with the Houston Texans. She immediately interviewed for the job and landed it. She still currently works for the team, but took the season off due to Covid. Jenaia also worked for the San Antonio Spurs as a 50/50 Raffle Representative and last, but not least she interned at Sports2Nite; a San Antonio sports TV show. Now, Jenaia is ready to focus on Sports By The Numbers and all the other assignments God has her on in 2021.https://twitter.com/JenaiaNicolehttps://twitter.com/SBTN930

Music from Steve Aoki, ALRT, Ben Nicky & Yellow Claw. DOWNLOAD: https://hypeddit.com/track/0gnvej TRACKLIST: 1. Steve Aoki, Ben Nicky, Spyro, Maikki - Like It Like That (Dim Mak) 2. Alex Prospect & Hartshorn - Playing Games 3. X-Fadid - In This Bitch (Contagious Records) TURNT AF TRACK 4. Alex Prospect & Jack Midify - Sweet Harmony 2020 5. Steve Aoki & Timmy Trumpet - Tarantino (feat. STARX) (Dim Mak) 6. Mandidextrous - Mañana2 7. ALRT - See The NRG (Deadbeats) 8. Spyro - Pull The Plug 9. ALRT - Touch Me (Deadbeats) 10. Yellow Claw & RayRay - Lasergun (Barong Family) 11. Spyro - NYC 12. ElyOtto - SugarCrash! THE MIX 13. Henry Fong & Knock2 - What’s The Move (feat. General Degree) (Tisoki Remix) (Dim Mak) 14. Ashnikko - Daisy (Tisoki & Minesweepa Flip) 15. Dabow & LYNY - Caliente 16. Space Laces - Kaiju (Rickyxsan Remix) 17. Wuki, Shaquille O’Neil, Skrilla King - SHUTUP (HARD Recs) 18. Ian Universe - Meadow 19. Steve Aoki & Gammer - Incoming (Dim Mak) 20. Wuki & Softest Hard - Family (HARD Recs) 21. Jakka B & Macks Wolf - City Of Angels 22. Technikore - Another Day (Xploded) ROOTS n FUTURE 23. Alex Prospect - Twat 2008 24. Danny L Harle & DJ Danny - On A Mountain 25. Wavedash - Dummo Loop ONE MORE CHOON 26. DJ Fingerblast - Guvnors On The Dancefloor ▼ Follow Spyro: Insta: www.instagram.com/yesspyro Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCFLT3MrzlE0cgVU2XhpGcqw Soundcloud: @yesspyro Facebook: www.facebook.com/yesspyro Twitter: twitter.com/yesspyro TikTok: yesspyro Snapchat: yesspyro

Press Play for:  Grasping your Child's Learning Styles Importance of Basing Learning Centered around a Child's Interests Crushing the Stigma of Homeschooling Daily Routines to Maximize Productivity Private Schools vs Homeschooling The Importance of Child Play Tips if You Are Interested in Homeschooling your Children   We Meet: Jessica Mead, Founder & CEO, Brandlync | Homeschooling Expert   Straight Truth:  There's educators that probably shouldn't be educators and there are also parents that shouldn't be parents.   Episode References:  Ricks Homeschooling Program  Laurel Springs  Homeschooled Students Statistic Sunday's Best - Surfaces    Connect: Connect with Rick: https://linktr.ee/mrrickjordan Connect with Guest: https://jessicamead.com/   Subscribe and Review to ALL IN with Rick Jordan on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify  Subscribe and Review on Stitcher  About Guest:   Jessica Mead has been homeschooling for over a decade and has become one of the foremost experts in alternative, supplemental, and customized education; she is not your typical "stay-at-home-mom." She is seldom seen without her children as she homeschools them full time; pioneering curriculum that is enviable by both traditional teachers and alternative education experts.   While fully dedicated to her children’s education, Jessica is the Founder and CEO of Brandlync, a managing partner of Drivonic and the co-founder of The Epek Companies and Mead Holdings Group with a combined valuation toppling 100M, and a portfolio of angel investments that encompasses more than 20 companies. She has been featured alongside Richard Branson, Shaquille O’Neil, and in publications like Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Money.   This Disney fan turned helicopter pilot, and emerging Millennial-Mom-Influencer is both a business mentor and a pioneer of Intentionally Designed Life Plans. Regularly, Jessica is asked to comment on the power of the female investing dollar, public school reform, homeschooling your children while advancing your own career, and how to scale companies from the inside out without giving up control. With two amazing children, a 20-year marriage, more than 20 companies in her business portfolio, and an emerging women’s empowerment movement appropriately titled Still Orbiting, Jessica exudes business and life mastery.

Press Play for:  Grasping your Child's Learning Styles Importance of Basing Learning Centered around a Child's Interests Crushing the Stigma of Homeschooling Daily Routines to Maximize Productivity Private Schools vs Homeschooling The Importance of Child Play Tips if You Are Interested in Homeschooling your Children   We Meet: Jessica Mead, Founder & CEO, Brandlync | Homeschooling Expert   Straight Truth:  There's educators that probably shouldn't be educators and there are also parents that shouldn't be parents.   Episode References:  Ricks Homeschooling Program  Laurel Springs  Homeschooled Students Statistic Sunday's Best - Surfaces    Connect: Connect with Rick: https://linktr.ee/mrrickjordan Connect with Guest: https://jessicamead.com/   Subscribe and Review to ALL IN with Rick Jordan on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify  Subscribe and Review on Stitcher  About Guest:   Jessica Mead has been homeschooling for over a decade and has become one of the foremost experts in alternative, supplemental, and customized education; she is not your typical "stay-at-home-mom." She is seldom seen without her children as she homeschools them full time; pioneering curriculum that is enviable by both traditional teachers and alternative education experts.   While fully dedicated to her children’s education, Jessica is the Founder and CEO of Brandlync, a managing partner of Drivonic and the co-founder of The Epek Companies and Mead Holdings Group with a combined valuation toppling 100M, and a portfolio of angel investments that encompasses more than 20 companies. She has been featured alongside Richard Branson, Shaquille O’Neil, and in publications like Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Money.   This Disney fan turned helicopter pilot, and emerging Millennial-Mom-Influencer is both a business mentor and a pioneer of Intentionally Designed Life Plans. Regularly, Jessica is asked to comment on the power of the female investing dollar, public school reform, homeschooling your children while advancing your own career, and how to scale companies from the inside out without giving up control. With two amazing children, a 20-year marriage, more than 20 companies in her business portfolio, and an emerging women’s empowerment movement appropriately titled Still Orbiting, Jessica exudes business and life mastery.

Michael Jordan, Dennis Rodman, Shaquille O´Neil, Ray Allen, o Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, entre otros. Todos ellos grandes jugadores de la NBA, pero además tienen algo en común, y es que no solo se limitaron a jugar en la cancha, sino que también saltaron a la gran pantalla como actores; ya sea en un papel protagonista o secundario. En esta ocasión, el Escuadrón quiere traer de vuelta algunas de esas películas y comentarlas, como de costumbre, a su particular manera; con mucha infamia de por medio. Coge tu perrito caliente, tus cacahuetes, y ponte cómodo/a, que este lunático partido va a dar comienzo y no querrás perdértelo.

One week after his shocking debut, Sting spoke for the first time in AEW, what did he say? Also AEW/Impact with the clickbait has rubbed me the wrong way and Shaq speaks on AEW.AEW Dynamite full show review, results, and highlights for Wednesday, December 9, 2020, featuring:- MJF vs. Orange Cassidy for the Dynamite Diamond Ring- Sting speaks after his AEW Dynamite debut- Shaq addresses AEW- Fallout from Kenny Omega's appearance on Impact Wrestling- Inner Circle's Ultimatum- FTR vs. Varsity Blondes- Dustin Rhodes vs. Preston "10" Vance- Abadon in action- The Young Bucks vs. TH2- Lance Archer & the Lucha Bros. vs. Eddie Kingston, The Butcher & The Bladeand more.

Host "The Man They Call" Meathead has joining him once again Dameon Nelson to talk about AEW and NXT last night, AEW  announces Shaq may be getting involved, new champ on NXT wins North American belt and more for Thursday, November 12th 2020

Jessica Mead has been homeschooling for over a decade and has become one of the foremost experts in alternative, supplemental, and customized education; she is not your typical “stay-at-home-mom.” She is seldom seen without her children as she homeschools them full time; pioneering curriculum that his enviable by both traditional teachers and alternative education experts. While fully dedicated to her children’s education, Jessica is the Founder and CEO of Brandlync, a managing partner of Drivonic and the co-founder of The Epek Companies and Mead Holdings Group with a combined valuation toppling 100M, and a portfolio of angel investments that encompasses more than 20 companies. She has been featured alongside Richard Branson, Shaquille O’Neil, and in publications like Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Money. This Disney fan turned helicopter pilot, and emerging Millennial-Mom-Influencer is both as a business mentor and a pioneer of Intentionally Designed Life Plans. Regularly, Jessica is asked to comment on the power of the female investing dollar, public school reform, homeschooling your children while advancing your own career, and how to scale companies from the inside out without giving up control. With two amazing children, a 20-year marriage, more than 20 companies in her business portfolio, and an emerging women’s empowerment movement appropriately titled Still Orbiting, Jessica exudes business and life mastery. Connect with Jessica - www.jessicamead.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/visionarywomenpreneurs/message

In a nation searching for leader who will tell the truth in difficult times… Charles Barkley & Shaquille O’Neil set an example that others ought to emulate.  We’ll talk about it.

IntroductionHello folks, and welcome back to Major – Stories of NCAA Scandals, the number one hotspot for the most gripping, gruesome, and groundbreaking scandals in the history of the NCAA. My name is Chris Brown and I’ll be your host, guiding you through every twist and turn these stories have to offer.For the last nine years, I’ve worked in NCAA Rules and Regulations, including four years on the NCAA staff.  If you are anything like me, you love a good sports scandal. I started Major, as a way of exploring both well-known and unknown NCAA scandals. But enough about me, let’s start the show.On today’s episode we’re covering what many call the hotbed of college sports scandal, the holy grail of rules breaking, the place where the shady stuff tends to go down….Recruitment. It’s easy to imagine why this is the case. Getting the right player, putting together the right team, it’s the foundation of a championship season. Given college sports has grown into a multibillion-dollar industry a lot is at stake. While there is an appreciation for a coaches ability to nurture young athletes and to ensure their athletes are graduating, a coaches job is dependent upon wins and losses.But how far will some coaches go? What does it take to turn on a rival? On a another player? Well listen up and listen good cause we’re taking you all the way back to the Midwest in 1988 where the chase for basketball recruit Deon Thomas pitted big ten members against one another and brought out the inner espionage of one coach: Bruce Pearl. DiscussionThe Background In the 1988 season at Chicago’s Simeon High school, one Junior basketball player was at the height of his appeal. Deon Thomas had just led his team to a Chicago Public League title and would go on to cap of his senior year with being named Illinois Mr. Basketball and staring in the McDonald’s All-American Game, alongside future superstar Shaquille O’Neil.Now if Thomas’ accolades were not enough, he was coming from an elite high school program. Simeon High School is recognized as one of the best programs for producing basketball talent, including the number one ranked player in the country Ben Wilson and NBA point guard Derek Rose. Unsurprisingly a player of this caliber catches the attention of schools across the country. However, the Big Ten, took a particular interest in Deon Thomas. Specifically, two teams, the University of Iowa and the University of Illinois went full throttle in the all-out war for Thomas’ commitment. When it was all said and done, and the dust had settled it was Jimmy Collins, the assistant coach for University of Illinois that had made the big score, except… the dust hadn’t really settled quite yet. Bruce PearlNow to understand what happens next, you have to really get to know Bruce Pearl. Pearl is originally from Boston, Massachusetts and attended Boston College, graduating in 1982. While at Boston College, Pearl served as a manager for the men’s basketball team. The time Pearl spent with the Boston College program, is considered by most the darkest time in the team’s history.In 1979, the BC men’s basketball team was implicated in a point shaving case involving former Mafia member: Henry Hill. If you don’t know what point shaving is, go back and listen to episode two. The scandal resulted in a player going to jail and embarrassment for Boston College. Now it is hard to say whether or not this would have an impact on Pearl’s moral compass but it is certainly a unique experience for a 20 year old aspiring men’s basketball coach. Following his time at Boston College, Pearl would move on with Coach Tom Davis at Stanford University. When Davis accepted the head coaching job at the University of Iowa, Pearl, one of his top recruiters, would follow him. Now depending on the side you take it was either a desperate act of self-preservation or a ruthless attack against a rival program that led University of Iowa assistant coach, Bruce Pearl to throw the University of Illinois and Deon himself right under the bus. But before we dive deeper into that infamous call it’s important to do a little review on NCAA recruitment regulations and the relationship between Pearl and Deon. As discussed in a previous episode, there are very strict regulations for how recruitment can take place between a coaching staff and an athlete. Without going too deep, the core of these regulations revolves around the very simple idea that you can’t pay prospects. One more time, you can’t pay prospects. Let’s say it all together because it keeps happening, you can’t pay prospects. It’s common that the biggest scandals in sports boil down to money and luxury to pull in a big recruit. Whether you agree with the rules or not, these are the regulations coaches agree to follow. It was an accusation of breaking said rules that allegedly put assistant coach Bruce Pearl on the defensive. Pearl had failed to sign Deon Thomas. While Thomas had verbally committed to the Hawkeyes, he ended up signing with the University of Illinois. Now something to keep in mind, when it is comes to recruitment a verbal commitment mean absolutely nothing. Athletes commit and decommit multiple times throughout the recruitment process. Until a prospect actually signs a National Letter of Intent, a school is never guaranteed that they will play for them. The RecordingPost failed recruitment, Pearl started hearing rumors that he had violated NCAA rules in his efforts to acquire Deon. On top of that, Bob Hambric, the head coach of Chicago’s Simeon high school and presumably not a fan of Pearl’s, had called the University of Iowa’s head coach to tell him that Bruce Pearl had made an improper offer to Thomas. Hambric would later go on to criticize Pearl further by saying “high school coaches in Chicago know how Iowa operates. Iowa's not going to get anybody out of here. And if you're in the Big Ten, you need Chicago.”Hambric would further criticize Pearl of inappropriately crashing a tournament trip to Amsterdam and giving Deon money while he was there. Regardless of what it was exactly that led to the incident, according to Pearl it was fear of his own reputation that led to him to hatch a plan to catch the University of Illinois in its recruitment of Thomas. The plan was simple, Pearl would call and record Thomas admitting to receiving impermissible benefits when being recruited by the University of Illinois. The recorded call began with Pearl asking if he had done anything wrong during his recruitment process, to which Thomas replied that there had been no wrongdoing on Pearl’s part. Onto the bombshell, the call then moved over to his recruitment and commitment to Illinois. Pearl asked if Thomas had been promised payment of eighty thousand dollars alongside the gifting of a new car, for his commitment to Illinois. While he would later refute it, Thomas seemed to confirm this as true, a major violation for the University of Illinois who were finishing up probation from football violations committed a few years prior. Outside of the whether or not the claims made on the tapes were valid, there was a question of legality when it came to recording the call, because the recording was made in secret. This boiled down to where Pearl was when he made the call.In Deon’s state of Illinois, it’s illegal to record a call without the consent of both parties, however in Iowa, where it was later proven Pearl was when he made the call, it is only required that one party consent to a recording before a call is made. Regardless of the legality, many inside and out of the NCAA believed Pearl’s actions to be unethical, something we’ll cover a little deeper in the aftermath. The Scandal This is where things get sticky so prepare for a whole lot of, he said she said. The release of the tapes by Pearl were apparently brought out once again by means of self-preservation. According to Pearl, NCAA investigators approached him over misconduct in the recruitment efforts of Deon Thomas and Pearl in a plea for his own innocence shared what he had recorded. Illinois claimed that this was a targeted effort to dismantle the recruit of a rival team by inviting the NCAA investigator, but a reliable NCAA informant told me that’s most likely untrue as it’s common for these investigations to occur around high profile recruits. The release of these tapes led to a strong counterattack by both Deon and his father. Deon claimed that he had only made the statements about the Illini’s recruiting violations get Pearl of off the phone. He would then later go on to claim it was Pearl himself that had offered the eighty thousand dollars and car, something that Pearl simply denied, stating “it was an effort to discredit the witness”. On top of all that, Deon’s father went on to claim that Pearl had offered to move Deon’s mother to Iowa as part of the deal and had threatened false accusations against his son if he didn’t commit to Iowa. While it is hard to know whether or not any of these accusations are true, one thing remained certain, if Illinois was found guilty of a major violation such as this one it would mean a strong possibility of an NCAA death penalty, being shut down for at least a year, and the firing of Illinois assistant coach Jimmy Collins.  The Verdict After passing a lie detector test, in which Deon stated clearly that he had not been offered the money or car by Illinois, the NCAA found Illinois not guilty of the violation, stating the evidence provided was not credible or compelling enough to warrant penalty. However, in a strange twist to the story, the NCAA investigation did uncover several other violations made by the Illinois coaches. Among these was Illinois’ third major violation in a six year span, giving the NCAA cause and reason to charge them with “lack of institutional control” resulting in several recruitment violations and a one year ban on post season play. While things could have been much worse for the University of Illinois, it left a sour taste in the mouths of many Illini fans.The AftermathWhile the penalties we’re powerful, the real aftermath of this scandal was the lasting affect on relationships and reputations. Deon Thomas went on to be the all time leading scorer for University of Illinois and the overall 28th selection in the 1994 draft by the Dallas Mavericks. Although this is true, Deon never actually played a single game in the NBA, rather he went on to play in an Israeli league, a country strongly tied to his nationality. Once there he continued to reject offers for the NBA and go on to become one of the most successful all time American pro’s in a European league. While for most, this would have ended their coaching career, Bruce Pearl actually landed another job. After coach at the University of Southern Indiana, Pearl would land the head coaching job at the University of Wisconsin Milawkee where he would face an old foe: Jimmy Collins.During their four -ear span coaching for opposing teams in the horizon league, neither Pearl nor Collins ever gave the other a post-game handshake. Deon when later asked whether he had forgiven Pearl for the recording went on to state, “it was hard to forgive a snake”. And many among the industry blackballed Pearl from ever becoming part of their coaching staff. College Basketball Analyst Dick Vitale went as far as to call Pearl’s actions “completely unethical” and compared it to “committing career suicide”. However, as you will learn in next week’s episode, this wasn’t the last time Bruce Pearl would be involved in a major violation.  ConclusionFor better or for worse, this week is another example of the whistle getting blown on and off the court. Was Pearl wrong in his actions? Did he act in self-interest? Will there ever be a level playing field in an industry with so much money involved? We’ll leave that for you to decide. In the meantime, We at Major - stories of NCAA Scandals hope you enjoyed part 1 of Bruce Pearl. Join us next week when we explore how a BBQ landed Pearl in hot water. If you want to keep it going, give us a follow on our social media at brown_athletics on twitter or @major podcast on Instagram. Thank you everyone for tuning in, again I’m your host Chris Brown wishing you a good day and life free of scandal! Sourceshttps://vault.si.com/vault/1990/02/19/tale-of-the-tape https://www.sbnation.com/college-basketball/2019/4/4/18295241/bruce-pearl-final-four-timeline-infractions-auburn-lowa-deon-thomas-wire-milwaukee-violations https://www.rockmnation.com/2017/3/20/14949360/cuonzo-martin-missouri-purdue-illinois-deon-thomas-bruce-pearl https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/news/story?id=5714649 https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/news/story?id=6243862 https://www.al.com/auburnbasketball/2019/10/bruce-pearl-not-worried-about-potential-ncaa-notice-of-allegations-confident-in-auburns-process.html https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/news/story?id=5575856 https://247sports.com/college/tennessee/Article/Documents-describe-interviews-that-sank-Bruce-Pearl-at-Tennessee-32452/

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The coronavirus outbreak has given us plenty of reasons to drink. But that doesn't mean that it has been kind to local breweries.We talk about that on this week's episode of the Access Louisville podcast. Reporter Haley Cawthon recently penned a story on how breweries have been hurt by the outbreak, primarily as a result of restaurants, bars and tap houses being closed to encourage social distancing. Those on premise sales are a huge part of the business that breweries do. Some pivoted to retail sales but that can only offset the loss so much.As always, we discuss a couple of different topics on the show. At the top of the program we talk about how our shopping habits have changed. We also discuss the best advice we've heard from local leaders during the outbreak. And — for a little noncoronavirus news — we talk about Papa John's relationship with Shaquille O'Neil during the last year.Time stamps are below:• How shopping habits changed —1:00• How breweries are handling quarantine — 6:28 • Best advice from local business leaders — 18:08• Papa John's relationship with Shaquille O'Neil — 23:51Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. In addition to Cawthon, this week's show is hosted by Digital Editor David A. Mann and Editor-in-Chief Shea Van Hoy.

On this week’s episode of “Da” Podcast, Steve is joined by the author of NBA Jam (the book) Reyan Ali as they talk about how the idea of writing NBA Jam came to be, arcade nostalgia, all the little details and research that went into writing NBA Jam, pinball games being illegal in the 40’s, the stigma behind arcades in the 80’s & 90’s, the evolution of NBA Jam the game, the easter eggs Midway would put in their games, the secret players, a strategy guide, how much info didn’t get into the book, interviewing 68 people, NBA Jam folklore, WWF Wrestlemania the game, Jean-Claude Van Damme almost being a character in Mortal Kombat and talking to Shaquille O’Neil about Shaq Fu. The guys also talk some wrestling, specifically about AEW, good story telling, NXT, Survivor Series, CM Punk, The Dumbass of The Week and so much more! If you’re looking for “Da” Podcast merchandise, and want to support the show directly, please visit http://tee.pub/lic/KrIMP441400 We have tees, hoodies, onesies, phone cases, pillows, mugs and more! Go to www.blackbeltcbdproducts.com for all your CBD needs and use promo code: Dapodcast25 to receive 25% off! If you’re into wrestling collectables, autographs, comic books, action figures, sports cards and more, make sure to visit www.firstrow.ca and use promo code: DAPODCAST20 to receive 20% off! For the best women clothing and apparels online go to www.poppyapparel.com and use promo code: Dapodcast to receive 10% off! You can follow Steve on Instagram & Twitter @fingastylz and “Da” Podcast on Twitter @dapodcastdap Send your questions and comments to dapodcastdap@gmail.com Make sure to subscribe, rate, like, follow or review on ApplePodcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, TuneIn and SoundCloud.

Pod-Crashing Episode 30: Are We There YetWe’ve talked about it multiple times. Podcasting’s history. It’s been trudging along since the late 1980’s. Gained some speed during the birth of the iPod generation and has lightly floated around at an uneven pace without any real race. Podcasting’s always been that nearly next to underground thing comedians, politicians, home studio junkies and maybe a few teachers have done. Hey man you can say anything. Play anything. Make it your own thing or copy someone’s pretty good thing. Those dropping vocals on the platform clearly stayed true to their ambition, “We aren’t radio. We are us.”Better technology and cheaper data lifted listeners to a new level of connection. Millennial’s that loved NPR started gravitating toward podcasts because of the power of choice. We are that layer of people that dig it when we can get it on demand. It’s completely natural to think we’re living in the Golden Age of content consumption. Whoa whoa slow down. Not a lot of people on this side of the microphone are leaping onto that idea just yet. I mean compared to my early steps through hairy jungles and bitterly cold snowcapped peaks of 2012 forward, the information generation has latched onto some huge support from iHeart Radio, Radio One, NPR and small terrestrial station owners that think it’s a cool way to give advertisers an added benefit. Buy our radio station and we’ll toss your commercial onto a podcast free! Podcasting’s gettin some love and affection but it feels like we’re only six month into a marriage. The endorsements are coming in. Just today on Bob Pittman’s Math and Magic podcast, the legendary Walter Isaacson totally lifted his hat and praised the platform because it’s bringing the world back to storytelling. Who better to know that then the writer and creator of Disgraceland Jake Brenna. I asked him if we were living in the pioneering days of AM Radio mid 1920’s. From his heart he believes this new age of tossing out thoughts and journey’s is still 40 years from becoming a true super power. He used my mid-1920’s reference while explaining how long it took terrestrial radio to true become a part of the entire nation. Movies the same. Where we are today with motion pictures is lightyears beyond those initial first shots. So it got me thinking. Technology over the past 100 years has pushed the human mind and spirit further than any other time in history. Why would it take another 40 years of podcasting to truly be seen as a powerhouse form of entertainment, communication, teaching, building and making money? Because it’s still a guessing game. Those that should be doing aren’t. It’s not part of their threads of success because the old way is still working. There’s no interest. Bob Pittman loves the idea that teens and adults in their 20’s are hopping onto the podcast scene. Remember he’s the dude that created MTV. The I-Gen generation is fearless and has spent the past 15 years getting exactly what they want on demand. As each member of the I-Gen team grows inside their careers they’re bringing with them an experience. This is how podcasting worked for them as a creator and as a listener. Once a position of decision making is reached that opens the field of communication to be replanted. As of right now there’s way too many podcasts on the platform that should be making money but where’s the sales staff? You can’t keep pouring a lot of energy into an idea if nothings coming back. Podcast creating demands time. Thirty plus episodes feels fun. Advertisers need hundreds with huge listening and download numbers. Those fronting the advertising budget need a return on their investment. Sixteen hits a day isn’t exciting enough for businesses to play. Here’s what makes the game even tougher. Where is your listening audience? Johnny’s Burger Shack on Broadwater Ave isn’t interested in building a relationship with folks in a town 2,000 miles away. Talk about a buzz kill right? No! It needs to be talked about. Super Mega podcast connections like PodcastOne went the route of bringing in the big dogs like Adam Carolla, Laura Ingrahm, pro wrestler Steve Austin, Dr Drew, Shaquille O’Neil and more. Big names bring in clients. It’s moments like this that you gotta pull off an out of control but completely natural gut check. Is David available to take on Goliath one more time? Jake Brenna from Disgraceland is onto something. He knows how pretty the podcast adventure smells right now cuz for the first time terrestrial radio bosses are seeing the potential of money being made. How do you jump onto that gravy train? Let me ask you this? Are you sure you want to? Don’t forget what we talked about a few paragraphs back. Podcasting is nearly next to being underground. There’s been a lot of pride put into the roots of this machine from people that still believe, “We aren’t radio. We are us.” I learned one very important rule during my 37 years on that tower of power. Radio sales people are hungrier than the on air talent they’re selling. Somewhere out there are budding ad agencies searching for podcasts that have healthy analytic numbers. More importantly… podcasts that are destine to stick around and not suddenly disappear from the map because you weren’t the mood to perform this week and the one before that too. What we need are podcast lifestylers that want to make money away from their corporate radio job. To step out at night or during lunch and pull off something that’ll probably get them fired. You know… conflict of interest. But you can’t put your home front on the line until you’re comfortable with the writers, producers and performers that are addicted to the podcast sickness.I’ve yet to meet another me. Not conceited. A man of truth. In the studio everyday 530am til 4 pm and later. Hundreds of people write to me about needing to make money from their podcast. I always ask, “When did you post your last show?” Um last month. Maybe next Thursday. No wonder an army of sales executives aren’t marching this way. Marc Maron gives us two shows a week. Joe Rogan the same. They travel the world every week and still pull off episodes that are longer then every Star Wars movie combined. If you don’t have the time then think about creating a twelve show season. Hit the streets promoting the crap out of it. Make a lot of noise and shake up the atmosphere with your art. The podcasting trail is no longer a little chunk of land with patted down grass. There’s dirt where there was once green. One day the greenway maybe paved. In order to call it a success the path can’t be a half mile long. I hike Kings Mountain State Park for a reason. Over 20 miles of incredibly different leg busting lung piercing trails designed to kick your ass. That’s what’s gonna catch the eye of a chance taking sales force. Cause a conflict of interest.

In tonight’s episode of Crystal’s Nightcap, Shaquille O’Neil, Kim Kardashian runnin into Tristan Thompson, Adele is filing for divorce, Popeyes wants us to bring our own buns, if I let Esteban borrow my car for the weekend, using a boy for what I want, and MORE!

Crisco, Dez and Ryan: After Hours: 290 - It's not about how good the impression is, it's about if you can capture the essence of the person. Well, in Dez's case, neither are accomplished when it comes to her impression of Shaquille O'Neil!

Shaquille O'Neil, Rod Stewart, Phil Collins, Steve Burns and Gary Busey walk into a bar. What do they all have in common? They've all had outlandish rumors spread about them by Sylvester Stallone. Join us as we spin the ridiculous yarns of celebrity urban legends.

Nathalie is known for her grace, fluidity and precision, as well as for her belly dance event, the Annual Miami Bellydance Convention! Nathalie was featured in many music videos and television shows such as Timberland’s Music Video (Indian Flute), R- Kelly’s Music video (Whine for me), MTV music Award 2005, Opening Act for the Cirque du Soleil “KA” in Las Vegas, Fox Sports awards, and many more. She has also performed for many celebrities like Shaquille O’Neil, Gloria Estefan, Emilio Estefan, Jason Taylor, Method man, and Alonzo Mourning. In the summer of 2008 she brought to South Florida the first Miami Bellydance Convention festival held at the Intercontinental Hotel, bringing performers and instructors from all around the world. More than 2,000 people have attended this event during the past 10 years.In this interview we discussed such questions and topics:- How the Miami Bellydance Convention was born.- How Nathalie chooses dates for the event, and coordinates it with the busy schedules of invited artists.- How much in advance does she start preparations for the event.- Struggles of combining motherhood and festival organization.- Visa procedures for artists and participants.- How to deal with stress.- Best advertising for your event.- Nathalie’s advise to starting events.Show Notes to this episode:Belly Dance Life Podcast CHALLENGE: www.ianadance.com/challengeFind Nathalie Hatab on website, Instagram, YouTube, and FB. Information about Annual Miami Bellydance Convention HERE.Find Iana on Instagram, FB, Youtube, website .My Inner Dancer: myinnerdancer.comBellydance Evolution and information about their new program and casting: bellydanceevolution.comPodcast: www.ianadance.com/podcast

This week Car & Ken find themselves here, which is where? Who could say. After Doing A Good Quality Time, they share their recent experience, which leads into the Beefy News of “networking”: What is it? How do you do it right? Why can it be done so wrong? Is it both necessary and gross? More questions than answers, but it taps into underlying issues of insecurity, ego and purpose, which is always important to explore. In Awake & Asleep the friends try to deconstruct the impossible and get derailed by Shaquille O’Neil. Also this week, the friends do an Accidental Learning about Chinese social media and Gigantism. Plus: Ken’s so busy! Car’s got a messy brain & it’s hereditary! Jerry wants to play! Siri has fomo! Yawni DiFranco! SPOILER ALERT: The Throne Zone starts at 46:21 and covers S8 E2 & E3, but mostly covers feelings.

Here’s a Headstart on three business headlines busy professionals need to know for Monday, March 25th, 2019. Learn more at dailyheadstart.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

BREAK YOUR SPEAKERS! In this episode of the podcast we discuss Tim's sweaty reaction to coffee, licence update, charity lifts, guess the new 24/7 Maccas, chicken nuggets, surfing, we invented a game (PEGS), *takes deep breath* coffee and toasties from Lucy lu's coffee Shaquille O'Neil, Christmas customers, Story time - Lightning, ominous clouds, Usain Bolt, *takes another deep breath* genuine dilemma segment, overly long engagements, plans for tomorrow, morning swims, possible deals, what sound does a dolphin make? annnnd Feedback!   Follow us on instagram @almosteverythingpodcastSend us your genuine dilemmas to thealmosteverythingpodcast@gmail.com

Etan Thomas, who played for nine years in the NBA, shares insights from interviews he conducted with fellow athletes for his latest book, “We Matter: Athletes and Activism.” He also talks about how he discovered the power of his platform to advocate for social justice, shares his own experiences with racism and law enforcement, discusses participating in the DISC Sports Diversity & Inclusion Symposium hosted by RISE in Detroit and describes what it was like to guard Shaquille O’Neil and play alongside Michael Jordan.

It's the first episode of Go Fact Yourself recorded in New York! Fashion stylist Stacy London is a New York Times Bestselling author. And for ten seasons, she was best known as the host of What Not to Wear on TLC. And while she still prides herself on being a fashionista, she insists her advice for others… but Helen still remembers when that wasn’t the case. Scott Rogowsky can be seen on the popular app-based trivia gameshow HQ. He’s also known for the theater talk show Running Late with Scott Rogowsky. It’s all helped him reach a level of fame that allowed him to fulfill a lifelong dream: play in the Celebrity softball game where he got to pitch against Shaquille O’Neil. In this episode, we’ll learn about the subtleties of cocktail ingredients, learn about how to have a proper “mid-life renaissance” and why sweet desserts are superior to savory ones. What’s the difference? What’s the difference between “Manhattan” and an “Old-fashioned” cocktail? What’s the difference between “Manhattan” and “New England” clam chowder? Areas of Expertise Stacy London: The best desserts in New York City, the film Tootsie and French existentialism. Scott Rogowsky: The show Seinfeld, Woody Allen movies and minor league baseball teams. Appearing in this episode: J. Keith van Straaten Helen Hong Stacy London Scott Rogowsky With guest experts: Christa LiTrenta, director of culinary training for Magnolia Bakery. Dick Cavett, actor and broadcasting legend. Go Fact Yourself was devised by Jim Newman and J. Keith van Straaten, and produced in collaboration with Maximum Fun. The show is recorded at Caveat in New York City. Theme Song by Jonathan Green Maximum Fun's Senior Producer is Laura Swisher The show is edited by Julian Burrell.

Jordan Harbinger is a Wall Street lawyer turned talk show host, social dynamics expert, and entrepreneur. After hosting a top 50 iTunes podcast for over a decade that had nearly four million downloads a month, with guests like Shaquille O’Neil it was all taken away (except the relationships). Now Jordan’s interviews can be found on The Jordan Harbinger Show, where he deconstructs the playbooks of the most successful people on earth and shares their strategies and insights with the rest of us. On the personal side, Jordan speaks five languages, traveled through war zones, and has been kidnapped — twice. He also met his wife because of his podcast. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [2:25] Jeremy introduces his guest, Jordan Harbinger. [4:30] Jordan talks about his wife, Jen and how she impacts his podcast. [15:45] What has it been like rebuilding the podcast from scratch? [26:00] Jordan talks about the team he has built around him. [28:30] What is Jordan’s “Hustle Mode” like? [33:30] Jordan shares why he is so vulnerable about losing his old show. [40:30] Habits and systems that help Jordan succeed. [44:00] What you can expect from Jordan’s new podcast and his live events. [47:20] How Jordan connected with Rob. [51:00] Jordan talks about doing business differently due to his past challenges. [56:15] Low moments and proud moments in Jordan’s career. In this episode… Have you ever had to hit the reset button on something you’ve devoted your whole career to building up? Can you imagine how challenging that process would be? What would you do, press forward or walk away? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from podcast host and entrepreneur, Jordan Harbinger. In his conversation with Jeremy, Jordan opens up about rebuilding his podcast from scratch, how his wife is involved with the podcast, why it’s important to have the right team around you, how he leads with vulnerability, challenges he has faced along the way, and so much more! Don’t miss a minute of this powerful episode featuring Jordan! When you face adversity in life or business, you really only have two choices, let it defeat you or learn from it and move forward. Have you had situations like this in your life? Where did your decision lead you? For Jordan Harbinger, as difficult as the choice was, he decided to push forward and learn from his disappointment. Jordan decided to not only return to broadcasting, but he wanted his show to be bigger and better than it ever was before. He set out to improve every single aspect of his production from audio quality to prep time. His audience noticed and the responses have been overwhelmingly positive. What can you learn from Jordan’s story of resilience and reinvention? Do you have that right-hand person in your organization who you can trust with honest feedback? How do you know that you can really trust their opinion? Have you built that relationship over years of working together? Jordan Harbinger is thankful to have his wife, Jen on his team and providing valuable input that genuinely makes his podcast better. Hearing from Jordan about how they interact, you really get the sense that they enjoy a shared and specific vision of what they want to accomplish. While working with your spouse may not be ideal for everyone, when done well, they can really serve as a priceless asset. It has been said that the best way to get from point A to point B is to realize how unacceptable life is at point A to be willing to make that change. Once you focus on this shift in thinking, then you can really start to go to work and strive toward your ultimate objective at point B. Have you locked in on point B in your life or are you still trying to figure out if you want to stay at point A? Jordan Harbinger is done with point A in his life and he is soaring toward point B in an extream “Hustle Mode.” He is determined to map things out and produce the very best podcast on the marketplace, and he is succeeding! What can you learn from Jordan’s relentless drive toward improvement? When was the last time you heard of someone thriving without a plan in place to make it happen? Let’s face it, success and fame don’t happen by accident! More often than not, as Tony Robbins says, “Success leaves clues.” This saying absolutely rings true when looking at the life and career of Jordan Harbinger. Jordan was kind enough to open up about some of the daily habits he practices that help him to succeed. One of the habits that Jordan mentions is the simple practice of grabbing a contact in his phone who he hasn’t messaged in a while and he takes the time to reach out. Just that simple act has allowed Jordan to build and maintain a robust network of contacts and friends that have helped him to advance both personally and professionally. Resources Mentioned on this episode Check out Jordan's website Follow Jordan on Twitter Connect with Jordan on Facebook Listen to Jordan’s podcast Advanced Human Dynamics John Corcoran Simon Sinek Intro Music by Kidd Russell   Sponsor for this episode Rise25 creates 100% outsourced VIP days for software companies and conference organizers to serve their highest level customers. Rise25 VIP Days have a proven track record of helping companies to get more referrals, increase retention with their VIP customers, and get more engaged new customers without adding extra work to that company’s plate. Rise25 partners and collaborates with entrepreneur-focused communities, with particular emphasis on creating events for high volume Amazon sellers, Walmart sellers, multichannel ecommerce sellers, and founders who want to take their business to the next level. Rise25 has hosted VIP events in cities such as Austin, Chicago, Santa Barbara, San Diego, New York, Sonoma, and Las Vegas to name a few. If your company appreciates the value of bringing your highest level customers together to connect and collaborate, you can learn more and contact us to find out if your company qualifies at Rise25.com. Rise25 was cofounded by Dr. Jeremy Weisz and John Corcoran.

Shaquille O'neil said "I never worry about the problems, I worry about the solutions" This is a motivational one. For more resources on this episode check out the full show notes at www.athletemaestro.com/237 There are a ton of podcasts you could listening to right now but you chose Athlete Maestro. Subscribe for FREE lessons on Itunes: athletemaestro.com/itunes For more on Athlete Maestro visit athletemaestro.com If you have any questions, feel free to send a quick email tola@athletemaestro.com Thanks for tuning in

This episode is an interview with sommelier and Madeira expert Michael Scaffidi. Some of the things we discuss in this wide-ranging conversation include: How Michael changed his career aspirations from music mogul to wine expert, which led him to become a sommelier at some of the most influential restaurants in the country. Why Madeira has such a special place in the world of fortified wines - including stories about 300-year-old bottles, burning islands, and eye-patch-wearing explorers. The principle grapes, styles, and label claims that will help you decide which variety of Madeira is right for you next time you visit the liquor store. The similarities between a master sommelier and an expert Disk Jockey. What to drink when you’re hanging out with Shaquille O’Neil, and much, much more.

On BIV Today... Economist Jock Finlayson (1:29) from the Business Council of B.C. expands on his latest column in Business in Vancouver  examining how the region’s high housing costs are dissuading inter-provincial migrants from moving to B.C. It’s not as if expensive housing is a new phenomenon here, so Finlayson looks at the changes in historical patterns behind this trend. Then KMAC Group CEO Keith McIntyre (14:43) recounts his career landing athlete sponsorship deals with some of the world’s top brands. The author of On Your Mark discusses how working with Wayne Gretzky, Shaquille O’Neil, Catriona Le May Doan and Steve Yzerman influenced the way he does business. See more of Tyler Ortons's work at https://biv.com.

Live from Wasatch Comic Con! Any podcast can talk about the actors that they would love to see play their favorite Super Heroes on TV or in the Movies, but it takes a special, warped sense of humor to cast Bad versions of characters.  Who do we cast Shaquille O’Neil as?  What about Richard Simmons?  And you can’t forget Betty White! In this episode, Nik, Jeff, and Branden get right into the heads of Movie Executives to figure out how... The post Potentially Bad Movie Casting – Live at Wasatch Comic Con appeared first on The Fandom Podcast.

Amy Jo Martin is an American author, speaker, entrepreneur, and founder and CEO of Digital Royalty. Her podcast, "Why Not Now" features the TOP performers in their field, and asks them, "When did you decide- Why not now?" Guests like Mark Cuban, Jessica Alba, Simon Sinek, and Tony Robbins (just to name a very few)open to share their "why not now" moment. In this episode, Amy shares her origin story, which includes a demand from NBA legend Shaquille O'Neil.

Jordan Harbinger (@jordanharbinger) started out as a lawyer, but made a big change. You heard about another lawyer who made a career change, Jodi Ettenberg, back on episode 23. Jodi became a food and travel writer. Jordan Harbinger did something different. He quit his job as a lawyer to become a podcaster. A very successful one at that. If you listen to podcasts, you've probably already heard The Art of Charm. (Jordan now hosts The Jordan Harbinger Show). Jordan examines relationship-building and networking to be more effective in business, and in life. The Art of Charm received a brief mention here on Love Your Work when Hollywood set designer JP Connelly shared his favorite podcasts on episode 91. In this episode, Jordan shares: Law is a prestigious profession with a rich history. Did Jordan hesitate to start podcasting instead? Jordan has interviewed folks such as Shaquille O'Neil, Larry King, and Robert Cialdini. How does he connect with influencers, and how can you do the same? When it comes to building a platform such as a podcast, what really makes a difference in growing the show? Buy The Heart to Start on Amazon You have something to offer the world. Break through fear, self-doubt, and distractions to finally make it real. Buy The Heart to Start. Donate on Patreon Love Your Work currently costs $260 a month to produce, and supporters are covering half of that! Support the show, get early access to episodes, as well as bonus masterclasses and office hours with me. Sign up at kadavy.net/donate. Feedback? Questions? Comments? I love to hear anything and everything from you. Leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Tweet at me @kadavy, or email me david@kadavy.net.     Show Notes: http://kadavy.net/blog/posts/jordan-harbinger-podcast-interview/

Are you looking to live your best life? Are you clear about what it takes for you to come alive or still searching? Are you looking to step from fear into a place where you have an unfair advantage over mediocrity? During this first episode of the IHML Show, Dr. James Rouse shows us what it means to live life to the fullest and create a life you love. He shares his own story of falling into the trap of “not enoughness” and how his own earth angel helped him finally recognize what he knew all along -- his big purpose to serve the world in the unique way only he can do. He’s now on a mission to support people in moving out of mediocre life into extraordinary. Just listening to this episode will change your life forever, give you permission to shine your own light and transform you in ways your soul is calling out for -- even if you don’t know it yet. Dr. James Rouse is a Professional Ruckus Maker in business and in life. He is on a mission to inspire individuals from around the planet to disrupt mediocrity - in their business and in their lives. He has successfully founded and built four companies in Media, Consumer Package Goods and Nutraceuticals, all of which have gone on to generate millions of dollars in sales. He has written 11 books and has shared the stage with notables such as Dr. Mehmet Oz, Sir Richard Branson, Shaquille O’Neil and Robin Sharma. He has worked with the NFL, the NBA, MLB, Google, Whole Foods, Tegna Media and other High Performing organizations from around the globe. He was a sponsored IronMan Triathlete, he successfully summited numerous peaks in the Himalayas and pushes his own personal limits each and every day. Dr. James lives in the foothills of the Colorado Rockies where he practices High Performance Living, Giving and Growing alongside his wife Debra and their two daughters. For Further Insight: Website: https://www.drjamesrouse.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrJamesRouse/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drjamesrouse/

In Episode 13, Andy and Dave are testing out a new lighting solution in the studio as they prepare for whatever dangers (Star Wars spoilers) exist in the future. This was probably brought on by the unending tales of stupidity they found in preparation for this episode. A man calls 911 for a ride to Hooters. No one knows where chocolate milk comes from. Opium drug rings are run by idiots. And to top it all off, America doesn’t know how to spell.    Or maybe they’re just setting up ambient lighting for their bald, Shakespearean-trained, permanent studio guest…   “NOW THIS IS PODCASTING!”   Dude, did you hear?   We’re drinking Conquista IPA from Coronado and Cigar City Brewing and Golden Helles Lager (aka Bucket Seat Blonde) from Garage Brewing Co. You know, right off the 15. ...Next to THE Shell station.   Quickdraws include a hot new Skittles flavor, an attempted murder of Johnny Cash, the six degrees of Shaquille O’Neil, phone throwing competitions, a T-Rex vs. Chickens fight, and the editor of 50 Shades of Grey.   Andy’s back with more diamond news. This time, a woman buys a $13 piece of costume jewelry at a yard sale and finds out it’s worth A LOT more.   A man called 911 about his grandma having a stroke. He ended up in jail. Somehow, there is a Hooters restaurant in the middle of this story.   A local North Carolina cop was conducting a routine neighborhood patrol and got a lot more than he expected when he knocked on Cody Xiong’s door.   Dave and Andy don’t like to get political but they can get behind several candidates for the British primary election. All hail Lord Buckethead, Mr. Fish Finger and lazy-eyed Elmo!   In a latest national study, the dudes learn that way too many people have no idea where chocolate milk comes from.   McGruff the Crime Dog really likes the taste of crime. He REALLY likes it. One bite was all it took to get hooked on the lifestyle.    Andy recommends the podcast How I Built This. It takes a look at innovators, entrepreneurs and founders of famous brands and movements. It will make you want to quit your job.   Dave recommends Inside Llewyn Davis streaming on Amazon Prime Video. It’s a Coen Brothers movie that has a great cast including: Justin Timberlake, Poe Dameron and Kylo Ren.   Andy generally recommends themed bars. He DOESN'T recommend Bill Cosby roofie themed cocktails for your themed bar.    Dave doesn’t recommend driving distracted. Especially when one of the people driving distracted hit him with their car. He’s shares what the most valuable company in the world is doing about it.   Andy ends the episode highlighting a massive problem that plagues our nation – spelling.       //UNREG_UsEr: STEW4U :// BIN-encryption //YEAR_ZEROARG REF //TNG? PASS: AUTH- ARRAKIS MYDADISACOMPUTER 01010100 01101000 01100101 01110011 01100101 00100000 01110100 01110111 01101111 00100000 01101000 01100001 01100011 01101011 00100000 01100110 01110010 01100001 01110101 01100100 01110011 00100000 01100001 01110010 01100101 00100000 01100011 01101000 01110101 01110010 01101100 01101001 01110011 01101000 00100000 01100110 01101001 01100101 01101110 01100100 01110011 00101110 00100000 01010100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00100000 01101001 01110011 00100000 01100001 00100000 01100100 01101001 01110011 01110100 01110010 01100101 01110011 01110011 00100000 01100011 01100001 01101100 01101100 00100000 01110100 01101111 00100000 01110100 01101000 01100101 00100000 01100110 01110101 01110100 01110101 01110010 01100101 00101110 00100000 01001000 01100101 00100000 01110111 01101001 01101100 01101100 00100000 01100011 01101111 01101101 01100101 00100000 01110100 01101111 00100000 01100001 01110110 01100101 01101110 01100111 01100101 00100000 01101101 01100101 00101100 00100000 01100001 01101110 01100100 00100000 01110100 01101000 01100101 01101110 00100000 01110100 01101000 01100101 01111001 00100111 01101100 01101100 00100000 01110000 01100001 01111001 00101110 00100000 01010100 01001000 01000101 01011001 00100000 01010011 01001000 01000001 01001100 01001100 00100000 01010000 01000001 01011001 00101110    4 8 15 16 23 42 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19  THERE'S NOT ENOUGH TIME! Names are for friends. Names are for friends. Keep quiet or they'll come back. Heat the hot pockets. Heat them right. No speaking when the light is on. The light is always on. Switch off. Switch off. Names are for friends. Keep your teeth tidy so they stay in. Hot pockets should always be heated for friends.  //UNREG UsEr: STEW4U INT?: Force SHUTDOWN Y/N? N SUM-T1K multi phase 973 AUTO SHUTDOWN://BOOTSTRAP

This week on Doghair Presents, Ross and Rory are joined by their friends Dec and Emma from TwoTakes to talk about bad movies, the weather and Shaquille O'Neil. Check out TwoTakes at their channel and on twitter for more bad movie talk and reviews: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8329b3fYwBT0uHUuVzgPbg https://twitter.com/TwoTakesReviews If you want to get in touch with the show tweet us @doghairnetwork or Rory @HangoverReviews or email us thedognetwork@gmail.com

It's now the Greatest Sports Radio Show on the Planet. The greatest journey through sports has taken Beefy and Rob to some far flung places and crossed paths with some incredible people. With these experiences behind them, from the Ashes comes the 365 Days of Sport show. Regular segments include great sporting benders, the worst song in the world and now "So you want to be a World Champion". Media Greatness awaits. This week Newport County's Great Escape, The Backhand Boys and North Wales' Cricket all feature, as does friend of the show Shaquille O'Neil. The founder of the Australian Universities Cricket Team Tim Newhouse joins us to add some class. Sport Sports 365 Days of Sport Greatest Journey Beefy Rob Cricket Melbourne Australia

Join Captain Marvelous and Special guest Wrestlingman as they review the 1997 film classic STEEL starring Shaquille O'Neil

This week, the ladies welcome DMurph and Roy - sports trivia rain men and hosts of the podcast, “Why Not Sports?” Join the panel as they discuss the timeless struggle that is effective communication between men and women and why it’s so hard to get men to open up emotionally.It’s a good thing Dani had her Buttercream on standby… · All they had to do was send a text…· Why it’s okay for a man to cry before he gets in the car…· Who’s higher on the emotional intelligence scale – men, or women?· Love at first sight – just a fire in your loins, or is it legit?· Is it okay to thank somebody for sharing their emotions with you? Listen as DMurph and Roy struggle harder than 2010 Shaquille O’Neil on the free-throw line, to explain…Where’s the Vino? Website - www.betweenusgirlspodcast.comFB - www.facebook.com/betweenusgirlsTwitter - www.twitter.com/girltalkandwineSupport this show on Patreon. As little as $5 a month can make this show bigger and better!!!www.patreon.com/betweenusgirls See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to the Girls on the Sideline pod! Are you over your football hangover yet? This week, the girls chat about where their hearts and minds are after the crazy football season ends as well as a “grab bag” of hot discussions, interesting new changes, and surprising new rules happening in the world of sports. The girls discuss what interesting things Lindsay has learned after attending the Business of Sports conference, hosted by the Sports Business Journal and what fans may be able to start looking forward to at next season’s games. Additionally, they share their thoughts on some of the hilarious, ridiculous, and even embarrassing social media posts being shared by players, coaches, and others in professional sports.   “What’s a good dick pick amongst friends?” – Lindsay Grinstead   Highlights of Today’s Episode: What Tampa professional sports leagues are discussing to improve the fan experience – at home and at the stadium. How political stances and President Trump’s views could impact the international sports economy – and the world of sports in general – at the global level. Christie Rampone officially retires from the United States Women’s National Soccer Team at the age of 41! The NBA’s new social media protocol and New York Knicks’ General Manager, Phil Jackson’s negative tweets about his star player. Dallas Stars, National Predators, and other national sports leagues ridiculous and hilarious tweets with the Cleveland Indians. The law suit being brought to the NFL regarding 1800 former NFL players claiming they were “encouraged” by their team doctors to abuse pain killers. UCONN Women’s Basketball Team playing for their 100th winning streak.   Lindsay’s MVP & LVP of the Week: This week’s MVP awards goes to – Ketchup giant Kraft-Heinz gives their employees the day off after the Super Bowl in lieu of airing a multi-million-dollar commercial during the game as well as Whitney’s amazing dog, Saben, who recently passed away but will always remain as our MVP dog in sports.   Whitney’s MVP & LVP of the Week: This week’s MVP award goes to – The boys on the 5th grade Youth Basketball team in Clark, New Jersey for taking a stand against the unfair new rule by the Youth Organization regarding girls playing on their team as well as Shaquille O’Neil for consistently showing support and pride in LSU, his college basketball team. This week’s LVP award goes to – The Youth Organization in Clark, NJ for telling the coaches and 5th grade team that they couldn’t finish the season if they kept two girls on the team and they’d forfeit their record!   Love the show? Join our fans on the net and leave us your honest feedback!  Tweet Us  Follow Us on Facebook  Check Us Out on iTunes  Tune In on Stitcher  Hang Out with Us on SoundCloud  Visit Our Website   

Kenny Dobbs is a professional basketball player, International Slam Dunk Champion, and the man LeBron James calls "the greatest dunker in the world." He's been a youtube sensation for years, and has appeared on ESPN, Fox Sports, NBA TV, as well as the new TNT show The Dunk King. His spectacular feats of aerial creativity have garnered him sponsorships from Sprite and Nike. Kenny has toured with the NBA and Sprite as a celebrity dunker, performing in front of sold out stadiums during Halftime Shows, Celebrity Games, and NBA All Star Weekends (where he is frequently brought in as a creative consultant for the NBA players). His amazing dunk moves were used as the inspiration for the dunks featured in the NBA 2K13 video game. Kenny is also a motivational speaker, using his foundation "Uprise Youth Movement" to empower youth of all ages with a challenging, yet empowering message of hope. We cover a lot of ground in this episode including:   • Growing up around drugs, alcohol, gangs and crime; landing in jail at 17, and making the decision to turn his life around • The value of taking stock of your life, writing down your goals, and being honest with yourself about whether or not the things in your life are helping you achieve them • Breaking down huge, audacious goals into smaller, bite-sized goals in order to get a plan of action • The sacrifices you have to make when you have a dream you're dead set on accomplishing • Using his past to make recommendations on effective substance abuse and gang prevention, receiving $3 million in grants to create a Youth Advisory Counsel, being appointed chairman for the state of Arizona, and being invited to Washington to speak to legislators • Breaking into big time Slam Dunk events after getting discovered at a local event by Shaquille O'Neil's cousin • Winning the LeBron James-hosted dunk contest at NBA All Star Weekend in Orlando with Kevin Durant and Kobe Bryant watching, and being offered a tryout with the Dallas Mavericks • Learning about training and work ethic from Adrian Peterson  • The value of looking at the bigger picture when dealing with injury • Getting creative inspiration from Dominique Wilkins and Vince Carter • The power of mental barriers, and what it takes to overcome them • Kenny's influence on the current crop of NBA dunkers, and how he's brought in as a creative consultant for them • How a lack of creativity, and an emphasis on props and gimmicks nearly ruined the NBA dunk contest • The subtle techniques Michael Jordan employed to make dunks look more impressive • Investing your time on bettering yourself, rather than wasting it on entertainment

Bud Selig reaches the twilight of his career and Phil hits the twilight of his patience. News News News: Shaquille O'Neil Spends Too Much on Smartphone Apps, Francisco Rodriguez Injures his Foot on a Cactus, Kobe Bryant Will Miss the Rest of the Season. Sketches: Bud Selig on his Last Spring Training as Commissioner. Weird Sportsmen: Terrell Owens (Part 2). Make sure to subscribe on iTunes to the Sports Sports Sports Podcast and if you like the show, please rate and review!

Steel may not seem like a Superman movie, but in the 1990s it was as close as Warner Bros could muster. With Batman ushering in a new age of comic book movies there were many attempts to revive the red caped DC hero. Such names as JJ Abrams, Nicholas Cage, Kevin Smith, McG, and Tim Burton all worked on Superman projects, and all failed to come together. As unlikely as it seemed, the only man of steel we would see in theaters between 1987 and 2006 was Shaquille O'Neil in Steel. Based on a character born from the Death of Superman comic story, Steel is a disillusioned weapons maker who dons a high-tech suit to fight crime. The film was no slam dunk but does it deserve a second chance? Listen to Now Playing's review to find out!

Steel may not seem like a Superman movie, but in the 1990s it was as close as Warner Bros could muster. With Batman ushering in a new age of comic book movies there were many attempts to revive the red caped DC hero. Such names as JJ Abrams, Nicholas Cage, Kevin Smith, McG, and Tim Burton all worked on Superman projects, and all failed to come together. As unlikely as it seemed, the only man of steel we would see in theaters between 1987 and 2006 was Shaquille O'Neil in Steel. Based on a character born from the Death of Superman comic story, Steel is a disillusioned weapons maker who dons a high-tech suit to fight crime. The film was no slam dunk but does it deserve a second chance? Listen to Now Playing's review to find out!

Steel may not seem like a Superman movie, but in the 1990s it was as close as Warner Bros could muster. With Batman ushering in a new age of comic book movies there were many attempts to revive the red caped DC hero. Such names as JJ Abrams, Nicholas Cage, Kevin Smith, McG, and Tim Burton all worked on Superman projects, and all failed to come together. As unlikely as it seemed, the only man of steel we would see in theaters between 1987 and 2006 was Shaquille O'Neil in Steel. Based on a character born from the Death of Superman comic story, Steel is a disillusioned weapons maker who dons a high-tech suit to fight crime. The film was no slam dunk but does it deserve a second chance? Listen to Now Playing's review to find out!