Podcasts about south dade

On this weeks show Larry Blustein talks to Vic Balmeeda Wrestling Coach at South Dade, talks to Julius Sandi head boys basketball head coach art St. Thomas Aquanis and Steve Quinn Managing partner at FBU university Football.

Coach Patrick Burrows the new Head Football Coach for South Dade joins Blu to talk about his excitement on getting back to coaching. He talks about what he is excited about and what everyone should be looking forward to for this South Dade Football Program.

Join Alex Wisdom in this special collaboration with The Florida Wrestling Room as we unveil the Top 10 Pound-for-Pound Boys Wrestlers and Teams across the Sunshine State!

In this episode of "Grinding for Greatness," host Ricky Cheese sits down with Blaine Ison, the renowned head coach of Palmetto Ridge High School's wrestling team. Blaine's journey from high school wrestler to influential coach is filled with inspiring moments and valuable insights. Blaine's Wrestling Journey: Blaine shares his beginnings in wrestling, from being unsure about joining the sport to becoming a pivotal figure in the Palmetto Ridge wrestling program. Coaching Challenges: Blaine talks about the obstacles faced while coaching at a public school, including strict zoning rules and the impact of rezoning on his team. New Beginnings: He discusses his decision to leave Palmetto Ridge and start a new program at St. John Neumann, a private Catholic school in Naples. Building Youth Programs: Blaine emphasizes the importance of strong youth programs and a supportive coaching staff. Rivalries and Duals: Insights into the South Dade dual and the upcoming rivalry with First Baptist Academy. Impact of Other Sports: The influence of other sports on wrestling and the importance of mental health and seeking counseling. Dealing with Tragedy: Blaine opens up about the tragic loss of a wrestler and how he and the wrestling community supported each other through the difficult time. Family Atmosphere: Creating a family-like environment within the team, and how he and his staff are always there for their wrestlers, both on and off the mat.

Register for the Miami Hawks Wrestling Camp here!! June 6th-9th, 2024 In this episode, Ricky Cheese interviews Pat Lugo, a successful wrestler from the University of Iowa and South Dade. They discuss Pat's early wrestling career, his mentors, and his decision to attend Edinboro University and later transfer to Iowa. Pat shares his experiences with the Brands brothers and the unique connections he has with his coaches. They also talk about Pat's participation in the Big Ten tournament and his mindset going into matches. Finally, they discuss the sacrifices and lifestyle of being a Division I wrestler. Pat Lugo discusses the tight-knit family atmosphere in the Iowa wrestling room and the importance of teammates and non-starters. He also reflects on the disappointment of the cancelled 2020 season and the lessons he learned from it. Lugo shares his plans for the future, including starting his own youth wrestling club in Miami. Takeaways Having mentors and coaches who are more than just wrestling coaches can have a profound impact on an athlete's life. The decision to attend a particular college for wrestling is influenced by factors such as the coaching staff, training partners, and the overall fit of the program. The Brands brothers, Tom and Terry, are passionate coaches who deeply care about their athletes and push them to succeed. A strong mental game and a love for the sport are crucial for success in wrestling. The Iowa wrestling room is like a family, with teammates pushing each other to be better and forming strong bonds. Non-starters are just as important as starters, as they provide valuable training and support to the team. The cancelled 2020 season was a disappointment, but it taught Lugo resilience and the importance of mindset. Lugo is starting his own youth wrestling club in Miami, the Miami Hawks Wrestling Club, and is excited for the future. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grindingforgreatness/message

In this episode of The Science of Fishing, we dive into the world of building skiffs and share thrilling fishing adventures. Our host, Mark Farag, is joined by Louis Perrero from South Dade Skiff and Mac Waller from Seafarer Custom Boat Apparel. Join them as they discuss the process of: ●     Building skiffs ●     The challenges and successes of starting a boat building business ●     The importance of using high-quality materials and craftsmanship Louis shares his journey of starting South Dade Skiff, a skiff-building business. He explains how his passion for fishing and his desire to build boats led him to create high-quality skiffs. Louis talks about the challenges he faced in the early stages, including building the first prototype and refining the design. He also discusses the infusion process and the attention to detail he puts into each skiff. Mac, on the other hand, shares his experience in the fishing industry and his transition into the custom boat apparel business, which is Seafarer Custom Boat Apparel. He talks about the importance of quality and personalization in boat apparel and how his brand, Untold Agency, aims to provide unique and high-quality products for boat owners. ICEY-TEK: 15% off code: "CCOSOF" - ⁠https://icey-tek.com   Sponsors: 1. Seamule: https://seamule.com 2. Black Reef Spearfishing: https://www.blackreefco.com   If you have any requests, want to be a guest, or even just want to chat about fishing feel free to reach out to Mark via: markfarag@thescienceoffishing.com   For merch, check out our store: thescienceoffishing.com   Science of Fishing: ●     Follow us on Instagram: @scienceoffishing ●     Take a look at our TikTok: @scienceoffishing ●     Check out our Youtube: @scienceoffishing   ●     Like us on Facebook: The Science of Fishing ●     Follow us on Twitter: @scienceoffish   Center Consoles Only: ●     Instagram: @centerconsolesonly ●     Facebook: Center Consoles Only ●     Twitter : @CCOboats ●     Website: centerconsolesonly.net   Enjoyed this episode? Be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

Chris Reid, Head Coach, South Dade

Head Coach Chris Reid of South Dade High joins Larry Bluestein talking about there summer trips they're doing with the kids and more 

Coach Vic Balmeceda, South Dade

Mario Benedetti proved his acumen with decades of success in the automotive industry in his native Venezuela, then proved his resilience with his move to the US. Mario's family has been in the car business for nearly a whole century, with three generations managing Venezuela's Prosperi Cumana dealership since its founding in 1924. Mario worked as a mechanic and in accounting at the family business before taking the reins, but in 2009, feeling bad prospects for business under Venezuela's government, he moved to the United States intending to start a new dealership from scratch. Thirteen years later, Mario owns dealerships across Dade County - and Prosperi Cumana is still up and running.On this episode, Mario talks with our host Derek D about the differences between the Japanese (and Venezuelan) car sales business model and the American one, what a stint selling vehicles door-to-door taught him, and the challenges that came with starting a new business with a recession in full swing. Plus, he discusses navigating a major Toyota recall, what happened when he asked to buy a dealership on a whim, why one of the models sold at South Dade Kia dealerships is one of his favorite-ever cars to drive, and more.South Dade Toyota | South Dade KiaEpisode Highlights:Why Mario compares his work to being an orchestral conductorThe philosophy of kaizen - continuous improvement - and how to make it work at a car dealershipThe shortsighted tactic Mario calls a “bread for today, hunger for tomorrow” moveWhy the current situation of low vehicle supply is a good opportunity to change customer perception about the dealership“Even though it's the same brand and the same business model that we had in Venezuela with Toyota, it's two different markets.” — Mario Benedetti|| Dealer News Today is a DCG Media production

Maggie E. Kanzki is a proud mother, wife, daughter, public speaker, and ICF certified life coach. Maggie retired from American Airlines after a 27 year-long career. Today, Maggie spends her days as a social worker, relationship coach, and CEO of O.M.D (Owning My Destiny) LLC,. In addition to this, Maggie is also the founder of Educating Children and Families Inc.—a (501c3) non-profit. Through that organization, Maggie created “walk in each other's shoes” a program which provides footwear to several orphanages and churches in the United States and abroad. Maggie is also a supporter of Powerhouse in Hileah, Be Strong, Dr. Flore-Island TV, CBBA in South Dade and many others. She and her husband Rudolf, currently reside in Miami, Florida where she devotes much of her time to serving in several women's organizations. Maggie hopes that readers of Owning Your Destiny will be inspired by the transparency and authenticity of her work and that it leads them to discover abundant victory in their own life.

South Dade's Vic Balmeceda joins the podcast for the first episode and the legendary coach dives into many topics.We discuss the come-from-behind state IBT championship in 2022 and how his team was prepared for that scenario.The podcast also centers on the high standards and traditions that have developed at South Dade and how each team tries to live up to those levels. Balmeceda talks about his relationship with his Hall-of-Fame assistant coach Humberto Reyna and what makes the two of them work so well together.Other topics include designing plans for each individual wrestler, the rise of girls wrestling and a few secrets that go into South Dade's preparations.  Link to the Orlando Sentinel article discuss in podcast.Kabra+ members can check out bonus coverage at KabraWrestling.com.Bonus coverage includes more talk about "Duck" Reyna, the historic streak breaking victory at Brandon and he's asked his favorite drills to use in practice. 

South Dade Shoutout - Lucia Soria and friends celebrate military appreciation month!

South Dade Shoutout with Les Burke featuring special guest Luis Alvarez, former Marine, to discuss his life during and after his service

Julio Guzman talks with Tony Seeperstad & Katherine Rubio from the Seminole Theater in Homestead.

South Dade Shout Out LIVE with Dr Les Burke with Special Guest Lynne Arguelles of MDC Homestead Campus

Kerry Black of the South Dade Chamber of Commerce talks with Colonel David Biggs of HARB

“Creativity is thinking new things. Innovation is doing new things. If your actions create a legacy that inspires others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, then, you are an excellent leader.” Tune in to hear Miami-born attorney, small business owner, mother, and District 8 Miami-Dade County Commissioner Danielle Cohen Higgins discuss the future of digital currency, plans for transportation advancements in Miami-Dade, sustainable economic development, the challenges of balancing beauty and brains, and more! How Will Cryptocurrency Transform The Future of Business Forever? If you haven't quite yet warmed up to the idea of cryptocurrency, you are certainly not alone. Only about 15% of Americans currently own some form of digital currency like Bitcoin or Ethereum. And a large portion of these investors bought in the past two years. Regardless of your investment stance, however, there is a strong possibility that cryptocurrency will be impacting you and the future of business transactions. The daughter of Jamaican immigrants who came to the United States in search of better opportunities, she was born at Jackson Memorial Hospital and spent part of her early years living in what is now a Section 8 housing complex called Milton Manors. Commissioner Cohen Higgins knows the importance of a quality education and is a proud product of our Miami-Dade County Public Schools, where she graduated at the top of her class and earned a scholarship to the University of Florida. She became the first in her family to graduate from college and went on to attend law school at Florida State University. After completing her education, she joined prestigious national law firm, before branching off on her own to start her own firm, dedicated to serving small businesses and individuals in our community. She is proud to call South Dade home with her husband, two young children, and their two dogs. #BrittHappens #MiamiDadeCounty #BrittanySharpton #DanielleCohenHiggins Host: Brittany Sharpton

Kerry Black and Grant Miller talk with Jonathan Arias, Esq. from the Onyx Group.

2x District Champ, State Qualifier, Senior at South Dade --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-ward9/support

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Won a State Championship on a broken ankle. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-ward9/support

National Champ 2x FL state placer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-ward9/support

Wrestled at Grand View University Wrestled at South Dade FHSAA State Placer & Team State Champ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-ward9/support

Discussed South Dade Wrestling, Iowa Wrestling, Growth as a Wrestler, and more --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-ward9/support

Wrestling Coach Vic Balmaceda, South Dade 

All over the country, Dominicans are stepping up to meet the leadership crisis of the day and throwing their hats in the ring to run for local office. We'll be spending significant time over the next couple of months talking to candidates and the impact of these races not just on local communities, but also on the next generation of changemakers. Who better, then, to kick things off than longtime South Florida community leader and political player, Doctora Leonarda Duran Buike, who is running for Miami-Dade County Commision District 8 seat being vacated by Daniella Levine Cava. Over the next 40 minutes, hear us as we go back in forth in Spanish, English and Dominican Spanglish to explore her political education in the Dominican Republic under both Joaquin Balaguer and Juan Bosch, how she came to live and fall in love with South Dade and how her dedication to public service pushed her to run. And wait – did she just drop a recipe for morir soñando? This is certainly quintessential mangu for your soul – and ears.

This episode The Dope Boyz are joined by legendary recording engineer 'D.Shim'. Where they discuss his viral 'Top 50' list of South Dade artists, the future of VibeOut Studios, Shim Wear and how it all began.

Good evening family and welcome back to another episode of #sportsbizmusic the podcast and on tonight’s show I got the chance to sit down and chat with One of Miami’s well known Dj’s DJ Knucklehead. While chatting with home I got the chance to know about his beginnings, his opinions on Miami music specifically the South Miami (Down South) music scene and so much more!

Thank you for listening to the Bonus interview with Liset.  Listet is with the Paranormal group Hanes Paranormal of South Dade.  They have a unique group.  It is Liset, her husband and their son.  Listen to find out why they are extra unique.  If you listened to our episode " Children and the Paranormal" you will see why. paranormalxl@writeme.com

Kionne McGhee is your State Representative for Florida House District 117, and the Minority Leader in the Florida House of Representatives. After growing up in South Dade public housing, Kionne went on to earn a bachelors degree from Howard University and a Juris Doctorate from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law. He is an accomplished attorney and the author of the best selling-book “Conquering Hope: The Life You Were Destined to Live.” Biographical Information City of Residence:  Miami  Occupation:  Attorney  Spouse:  Stacy McGhee of Miami, Florida  Children:  Kionne II, Hayley, Hays  Education:  Howard University, B.S.; Thurgood Marshall School of Law, J.D.  Born:  November 23, 1977, Miami, FL  History:  Representative Kionne L. McGhee is a national motivational speaker, former prosecutor, college professor, and author of a memoir: a mer (e) I-CAN is AMERICAN. He is also President and founder of 2NOIT Media & Publishing.  Religious Affiliation:  Baptist Leadership Roles Minority Leader: 2018–2020 Legislative Service Elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2012, reelected subsequently. Affiliations 2NOIT Publishing, President and founder  500 Role Models of Excellence, mentor  Florida Trial Lawyers Association  Greater Miami Service Corps, board member  Transitions, Inc., President  Wilkie D. Ferguson Bar Association  Y.A.L.E. (Young Advocates Leading by Example), founder Highlights AT&T and Miami Herald, One of Miami’s Rising Voices  Florida Self-Sufficiency Award, 2010   

La Culture chopped it up with Team Dred's Maybach from South Dade, FL. As his single "Bring it on back" rises, we discuss how the Miami star-studded collab came about with Miami rap sensations desloc piccalo and Lil dred, admiration for his favorite rapper turned label-head, and the resilience of graduating college despite the toughest loss for a young man while on the journey to breakout as the next rapper out of Florida with the Miami-wavy sound. - La Culture

South Dade Strength and Conditioning coach and Miami Immortals 7-on-7 founder Rudy Trevino returns to the show to discuss the three recent Canes commits from his school, while also elaborating on future prospects to look out for. A fast-riser on Miami's LB board, New Jersey's Tirek Austin-Cave also joins the program to break down his UM recruitment.

Two weeks back, Miami landed three talented 2020 prospects from South Dade in rapid succession, creating a lot of excitement and buzz just before Paradise Camp. Two of their coaches at South Dade that know them best in Rudy Trevino and Herman Reeves join the show to breakdown just what UM is getting in the South Dade Canes, as well as what's in store for the future at South Dade.

Stefan goes in-depth on recent recruiting news in the Hurricanes' world, and is joined by special guests in top UM QB target Michael Johnson Jr. and South Dade running backs coach Rudy Trevino.

I’m baaack. This is your high school wrestling update from the Orlando Sentinel for Monday, January 29, 2018 – My name is Brant Parsons – and my podcast did not win a Grammy last night. We’ve hit the stretch run of the season and this past weekend gave us a showcase of big I-B-Ts. Take a big inhale – and let’s go. Let’s start with the Tri-County Invitational at Olympic Heights that saw Fleming Island come in and show the “tri-counties” how it’s done. The Golden Eagles outscored runner-up Miami Columbus by 100 points. Louis Gagliardo, Briar Jackson, Paul Detwiler and Ryan Smenda all won titles for the second-ranked team in Class 3A. The top five was filled with top-10 3A teams with Southwest Miami, Hagerty and Wellington going 3-through-5. South Dade, the top-ranked team in 3A, took its dual show on the road and dominated the North Bay Haven Bash, giving up just 27 points in 8 duals. Palm Harbor University – No. 3 in 3A – took home the title at the Live Greco Invitational ahead of Riverview and Kissimmee Osceola. Lake Gibson, the top-ranked 2A team was off, while No. 2 Riverdale made more history in Southwest Florida. The Raiders won their 14th consecutive Lee County title, nearly doubling the point total of runner-up Ft. Myers. Are you keeping up with all of this? There will be a quiz at the end. The top team in 1A was off too with second-ranked Clay winning the crown at the Flagler Rotary tournament. Springstead, Winter Springs, Palm Coast and Wakulla rounded out the top five. Somerset was the top team at George Jenkins, turning a big semifinal round where the Panthers went 6-0 into the first IBT title of the season. Cardinal Gibbons won another B-C-A-A title, outdistancing Cypress Bay and St. Thomas for the crown. And now the home stretch… Other winners this weekend were Brandon at Diamondback Duals, Mulberry at the Charlie Dart Invitational, Venice at the Venice Duals, American Heritage Delray Beach at Eaglemania Duals and Atlantic Coast at Terry Parker Duals. Locally, Apopka rode five individual champions to the title at the Wolfpack Invitational and Oviedo won the school’s first tournament in over 7 years with a win at Ships and Duels at Palm Bay. And I lied, I’m too tired for a quiz but you can check out the results from all of these tournaments and more at OrlandoSentinel.com/wrestling. And please subscribe to Working the Edge to hear more podcasts like this.

In this edition of the CanesInSight podcast presented by CanesWear, Miami JUCO cornerback signee Jhavonte Dean joins the show to discuss his journey from South Dade to UM. Recent Storm '18 commit Greg Rousseau also joins the show to talk about his announcement over the weekend. I open the show with some of my biggest takeaways from the spring scrimmage last Saturday.

Join "JW" Jon Wasielewski & Nimmond "The Daniel" Lockhart as they return to the Airwaves in the 11th episode of Positive Impact Hero's. Tonight they will break down all of the the events of 2016 and what's new for 2017. Special guest Ray Boylan will also join the show for an annountment on his plans for 2017 and beyond.  Nimmond "The Daniel" Lockhart Bio: Publisher and Operator of "The Monitor". A historic newspaper in the City of Florida City.        "The Monitor" existed for more than a decade supplying hard-nose community news  throughout South Dade, from the City of Florida City to Richmond Heights.          "The Daniel" exemplified by the Biblical Old Testament, Book of Daniels, Chapter 6. (Daniel and the lion's den). My testament :  "Are you a Daniel? "Are you willing to be thrown into a lion's den without fear of walking out again?" Symbolic of a hero.   My saying: " Unless you're perfect...there is nothing wrong with failure. But there is nothing "right" with failing to try."   Positive Impact! Nimmond "The Daniel" Lockhart