Podcasts about Stadium Events

On today's episode 2023 Grey Cup Festival General Manager and Vice President of Stadium Events & Operations for the Hamilton Sports Group Gerry Fonzo sits down with Brayden Neville to go over the Economic Impact Assessment for this year's Festival and game. Ticats 2023 first-round pick and offensive lineman Dayton Black also joins the show to discuss year one and gearing up for an even bigger sophomore season.

Do you like running fast, jumping hurdles or competing in family fun and fitness?.... Yeah, we don't either, but if you think you are fast and you want to talk about the proverbial "great white whale" of the NES (ironically he lost his leg and we are talking about a running game...Ahab lost the leg, Mike and Jay are talking games) then you are in luck. Buckle up it's a wild ride, this episode is packed with collecting, stories of the chase, math lessons and rants.... Did we find a copy of Stadium Events? You will have to listen to find out. Thank you for listening. We appreciate you all!

In this episode of “Inside the Oval” presented by Dignity Health, Emily Eskin spoke about her journey to the 49ers, discussed starting her sports career in ticketing, shared a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to book a concert at Levi's® Stadium and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of “Inside the Oval” presented by Dignity Health, Emily Eskin spoke about her journey to the 49ers, discussed starting her sports career in ticketing, shared a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to book a concert at Levi's® Stadium and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Getting the right experience early in your sports industry career is critical to establishing yourself to future employers, and minor league sports is one of the best places to do so. Minor league organizations run on lean staffs and budgets but are expected to put on a major-league quality sporting event regardless. Those expectations lead to staff members wearing many hats and fulfilling various roles (ticket sales, marketing, fan engagement, media relations, and broadcasting) throughout each season. That versatile experience is why minor league sports should be part of everyone's sports internship strategy.Today's guest on the WorkInSports Podcast is Greg Kigar, Lansing Lugnuts' Assistant General Manager for Stadium Events and Operations. Kigar has spent nearly three decades working in minor league and college sports and has also taught aspiring sports professionals as an adjunct professor. Throughout his career managing stadiums and facilities, he has supervised hundreds of workers at countless sporting events and observed the traits of those who reach their career goals and those who fizzle out of the industry early. He and VP of Content and Engaged Learning Brian Clapp discuss:• What a typical game night looks like in Minor League Baseball stadium operations• How Kigar identifies and develops talent for minor league sports jobs• How MiLB helps MLB evolve, and how else baseball can modernize itselfEnjoy the full episode to learn more about Kigar's experiences and who he looks for when hiring his staff each season. Also, subscribe to the WorkInSports Podcast for more sports career advice, and check out more content on our YouTube channel!

Its a busy week of events at Highmark Stadium and Donny Tomasulo takes us through what is bringing concert goers to the shows this week.

We're talking about the games the prevent people from completing their sets or even the games that prevent people from trying to collect a set to begin with. From bona fide checklist-ruiners like Stadium Events to fuzzier games in other sets, we're determining what's worth complaining about and what isn't.

If you've ever been to a sporting event, you've probably held your breath, closed your eyes, and had the shared human experience of using a porta potty. But behind this unglamorous, stomach-turning necessity are the companies and people responsible for supplying and cleaning them, especially on NFL gamedays. Ryan Hockensmith traveled to Orchard Park for a Buffalo Bills game and tailgate, and went behind-the-scenes with a sanitation company on a typical Sunday. He shares his reporting with us, and takes us inside the industry: the sights, sounds, smells, and sucks of porta potties.

Greg Kigar joins the show to talk about what he's up to this offseason, being an adjunct professor, his lack of beer pouring skills, a pregame situation probably like no other, and a lot more!

Join us as we head to Huntsville, Alabama! Our guest today is Chelsie Bingham, Manager, Stadium Events at the Rocket City Trash Pandas. Chelsie is a Barcelona '17 Living Sport Alum, and she embodies everything that we preach here at Living Sport. You'll learn how and why Chelsie took an opportunity in sales and earned a full-time gig in another department. If Chelsie didn't get out of her comfort zone to try sales, she would never be in the spot she is today! We'll chat about working for the Trash Pandas, and how every step along the way in her career lead to this opportunity, the importance of sales experience in developing young professionals in this industry, and how the Living Sport family has shaped her personal and professional career.

Warning: Listening discretion is advised. We hold a serious discussion about the first truly controversial arcade game - Death Race. What led Exidy to release this death simulator upon an unsuspecting public? How did something so outrageously graphic make its way into the American arcade? Who was responsible for shining a bright light on this dark subject? Along the way we do cover some less serious topics like how to properly ship arcade parts, the rarity of Stadium Events, Roger Corman films, the use of Pooneh Ghoddoosi as a safe word, and “Je suis la jeune fille!”

Warning: Listening discretion is advised. We hold a serious discussion about the first truly controversial arcade game - Death Race. What led Exidy to release this death simulator upon an unsuspecting public? How did something so outrageously graphic make its way into the American arcade? Who was responsible for shining a bright light on this dark subject? Along the way we do cover some less serious topics like how to properly ship arcade parts, the rarity of Stadium Events, Roger Corman films, the use of Pooneh Ghoddoosi as a safe word, and “Je suis la jeune fille!”

It's a mailbag episode with a slick new title! Is Super Volley Ball the Stadium Events of Sega Genesis? What are our game store pet peeves? Is it better to have a ton of loose carts or very few CIB? These questions and more on this exciting episode of CQP!

Pour terminer l’année 2020 en beauté j’ai fait l’acquisition de Stadium Events, l’un des jeux le plus rares au monde. Son arrivé dans ma collection fait naître en moi des réflexions importantes sur ma passion pour les jeux vidéo et sur la vie en général. Bonne écoute!

The holiest of NES holy grails arrives this week: Stadium Events by Human Entertainment and Bandai. This game is worth relatively little in its European release, and has almost zero value in its reissued "World Class Track Meet" version. But stumble across the original U.S. release and you've basically paid for your retirement. Special thanks to Steve Lin for allowing me to include actual photography of this rarity here. For contrast, the backup feature: Winter Games, a complete botch job of the PC sports classic by Epyx. It has no intrinsic value, either as a game or as a collector's item. Video Works is funded through Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/gamespite) — support the show and get access to every episode up to two weeks in advance of its YouTube debut! And be sure to check out the Retronauts podcast (http://www.retronauts.com), where I (and many others!) tackle a much wider array of classic gaming topics each week.

In this  gaming episode Matt, Ya Boi Joe and The Man You Call Dukes discuss all things gaming. We discuss,  The best-selling games of June 2019 in the U.S. The 10 best-selling games of 2019 so far. Stadium Events found in $100 lot.  Rare Konami Game Dumped. Disney Collection Aladdin and Lion King.  Nintendo Switch Direct.  Please leave us 5 Stars on Podbean,  I-tunes and Stitcher. The Nerd World Order Broadcast  is the official podcast of the Nerd World Order community.  To connect with us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter search #iamnwo on social media, I-Tunes and Stitcher. Merchandise Available at www.iamnwo.com

Incroyable, mais vrai, une cassette de Stadium Events a été trouvée au Québec et on m’a offert de l’acheter. Je vous raconte la fascinante histoire derrière cet événement unique. De nouvelles arcades font leur entrée chez Arcade MTL et j’aurai une première arcade chez moi, remontée par John’s Arcade lui-même! Bonne écoute !

MCU news from D23, Stadium Events found in a game lot, Intellivision Amico followup, automatic translations in emulators, Coleco tabletop Kickstarter, and more! Support us on Patreon! If you'd like to help support us and also be able to watch full videos of the podcast, please click here! Check out our sponsors: FlexProMeals - Save 20% on your first order with code CUPODCAST   Nord VPN - Save 66% on internet privacy & protection

The idea for this episode was to talk about some bad games that have little intrinsic value, but some amount of cachet in the collecting world, basically terrible games that collectors buy for *reasons*. You know, like Stadium Events. But we all kind of interpreted this episode in a different way, so some of us might be talking about questionably "bad" games... such as good games. Fixed 10 seconds of missing audio!

For a mere $30k you can own your very own copy of WORLD CLASS TRACK MEET...I mean STADIUM EVENTS! FOR MORE NESTALGIA as well as show notes and links check out www.NEStalgiacast.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nestalgia/support

On this game show-ish episode, Johnny is asking Tyler and Stephan opinion-based questions and he's going to judge which answer he likes more. We'll have to justify our opinions on CIB vs loose collecting and perhaps even NWC vs. Stadium Events. Johnny says it's like the show Around the Horn which I (Tyler) have never heard of, so you'll have to take his word on that one.

Most of us in the esports industry tend to have crazy journeys to how we got there. Join Chris as he talks with Josh Inman about Grassroots Esports to Stadium Events. (Operations Manager at ESL Australia) Show Notes: https://www.bigesports.gg/31 Josh Inman Twitter ESL Australia BIG Esports Links Podcast Episodes Discord Facebook Discussion Group Host: www.twitter.com/smithymayo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/big-esports/message

We're talking with Deniz Kahn, the President of Wata Games, about certification, grading, and where the collector's market for video games may be headed. If you're not about encapsulating your games and think they're only meant to be played, we're still talking about Wata's educational efforts like their recent comprehensive NES black box guide, and tackling the classic issues like NWC vs Stadium Events. This episode is super long so I bet we also got an iam8bit Mega Man jab in there somewhere. Also you can use coupon code "collectorsquest" for 10% off on a Wata submission. No, we don't get money from that, we just think it's cool. And we'll probably use it ourselves.

The Game Awards, Nintendo Universal theme parks, Stadium Events ESPN story, Tecmo Super Bowl 25th Anniversary, and more on this #CUPodcast!   The #CUPodcast has a Patreon campaign! If you'd like to help support us and also be able to watch full videos of the podcast, please click here!   Listen to the #CUPodcast on Podbean! Listen on iTunes! Listen on Google Play Music!   Want to see video clips? Check out the youtube page and the CUPodcast playlist! Video clips from the latest podcast are released throughout the week!   Want to advertise on the #CUPodcast? Send an email to cupodcast@thepunkeffect.com for details!

In the sixth episode of the Collect Call series, Trav interviews Nintendo Age user Benihana, and gets to know some of his greatest wins as a collector including rarities, homebrews and more! Check it out! 

Nintendo pushes back Legend of Zelda Wii U to launch with NX in 2017, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare trailer, Stadium Events NES news, and more on this Pat-solo #CUPodcast! The #CUPodcast has a Patreon campaign! If you'd like to help support us and also be able to watch full videos of the podcast, please click here! Listen to the Completely Unnecessary Podcast on iTunes! Listen on Stitcher! Listen on Google Play Music! Want to see video clips? Check out the youtube page and the CUPodcast playlist! Video clips from the latest podcast are released throughout the week!

Batman V. Superman has hit theaters, and it has inspired the SAG crew to talk about other Vs. games throughout history. And there have been a lot of them! Plus, someone breaks Super Mario World beyond belief, Konami still hates you, and what's the deal with that sealed case of Stadium Events? Show Notes Useful Links Sealed case of Stadium Events?New Contra game for mobileFlappy Bird in Mario WorldMiitomo launches March 31stPS4.5?www.stoneagegamer.com Social Stuff FacebookTwitterInstagramYouTubeTumblrTwitchWebsiteContact Us

Nintendo releases Miitomo app, Wii U Production coming to an end in 2016, sealed case of six Stadium Events confirmed, Batman v Superman early reviews, Jim Sterling sued, and more! The #CUPodcast has a Patreon campaign! If you’d like to help support us and also be able to watch full videos of the podcast, please click here! Listen to the Completely Unnecessary Podcast on iTunes! Listen on Stitcher! Want to see video clips? Check out the youtube page and the CUPodcast playlist! Video clips from the latest podcast are released throughout the week!

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-Discussion on last episode’s golf announcer -Bill wants Joe to do his own drywall -Joe’s 72 pin connector and 10NES chip -Bill’s still trippin on Mario Galaxy -Joe quotes Ram Vox -We all know about Stadium Events -Discuss the return of Guitar Hero and Rock Band -Bill sets his man hands on a Wii U -Joe throws another party Bill isn’t invited to -Bill works out how big Joe’s house is using party guest mathematics -Joe doesn’t read his medication’s instructions and pays for it - What we’ve all been waiting for BALL TALK -We get to the bottom of Joe’s balls with actual audio from a vasectomy consult       Twitter: https://twitter.com/STCPod  STCPod Blog: http://stcpod.blogspot.ca/ F*Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100006274216567  OR this Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Start-To-Continue/1502185040051240?ref=hl  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEvAlOYbvVgwgIWWijdbS7Q  iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/start-to-continues-podcast/id944544803  Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=56723&refid=stpr  Podcast URL: http://starttocontinue.podomatic.com  RSS: http://starttocontinue.podomatic.com/rss2.xml

New 3DS XL release date, sealed Stadium Events on Ebay, Ant-Man/Avengers 2 trailers, Rosalina Amiibo hoarder, Microsoft’s Let’s Play guidelines, Wii games on the E-Shop, Nintendo pulling out of Brazil, and more! The #CUPodcast has a Patreon campaign! If you’d like to help support us, please click here! Listen to the Completely Unnecessary Podcast on iTunes! Listen on Stitcher! Want to see video clips? Check out the youtube page and the CUPodcast playlist! Video clips from the latest podcast are added throughout the week! Here is the RSS feed for the podcast: http://thepunkeffect.com/?feed=podcast

This week! Enemy of the show (and author!) Chris Baker joins CJ and Phil to talk video games. We discuss the recent PS Now subscription service and pricing, Nintendo’s “Ambassador” release of the New 3DS in Europe, the Stadium Events auction, a PSP release in 2015, and much more! Support the show via our Patreon! Check out Chris Baker’s book, WRONG! Retro Games, You Messed Up Our Comic Book Heroes!, here. You can also follow him on Twitter @cbake76 or check out his website at christopher-baker.com. Check out Greg's web series Generation 16 (Episode 14 now available) - click here. And take a trip over to Phil's YouTube Channel to see some awesome retro game vids. Own an iPhone/iPod touch? We've got an app for that--the Player One Podcast player app is available now. Play shows new and old, read show notes, access the show Twitter, website, email, and more! Click here to download. Got an Android device? You can now download our app on the Amazon Android Appstore. Find out all about it here. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com/p1podcast. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already! Running time: 1:22:23

Join Derek, Juan, Josh and Shane as they discuss the last week in video games! THIS WEEK: Liberal Arts College in Kentucky making video games an official sport; offering scholarships. Josh was on the show Community! Far Cry 4 vanishes from the Xbox Store. Devolver Digital expresses interest in making a new Seaman game. PlayStation Now subscription details announced. Derek is selling is PS3! The internet in Alaska SUCKS! Shane tells a story of buying an energy sword! The Internet Archive releases 2,300 DOS games, online, FOR FREE! New copy of Stadium Events on NES up for sale on eBay!  PS4 sells 18.4 million units and Sony doesn't know why. Juan has a surprise for Derek. Shane's Ubisoft Rant of The Week. Amiibo Hunter. Papers Please iOS. Monument Valley. Professor Layton VS. Phoenix Wright. Neptunia 2. Destiny. Hyrule Warriors & DLC. Listener Mission Objective of The Week: What games are you most looking forward to in 2015? WE'RE GIVING AWAY A COPY OF CAPTAIN TOAD: TREASURE TRACKER!: To enter, go to the official Geekscape Facebook page and share the image of Captain Toad. You can enter on Twitter, just share with the hashtag #GeekscapeGames Geekscape Games Theme Song: Sunny Day by MmcM

Dear Diary,Well, it happened again. For financial reasons, I’m forced to once again choose between my two greatest needs; either I can buy Final Fantasy XIII or I can pay rent. Why does this always happen to me? Maybe it’s because I only make $200 a week fetching snacks for George Broussard, but hey, at least I’m working in the industry. Maybe I shouldn’t spend all $200 a week on games and gaming accoutrement, but come on, how am I supposed to not buy games? That $100 super collector’s version of God of War III isn’t going to buy itself, you know! I have to buy it. WITH REAL MONEY. I guess I’ll go sell plasma again. That’s got to be worth at least the cost of a strategy guide! I’d try prostitution, but that didn’t work out so well last time. Oh, that reminds me, I TOTALLY got Trisha’s number! Now I just have to buy a phone and then I can call her!Eric is mysteriously absent this week. Perhaps he was abducted by dingos? I hear that’s happening a lot these days. At any rate, the other three “hosts” yak it up about the cost of gaming. Did you know that Spencer spent approximately 6.2 million dollars on games last year? Factory sealed Stadium Events selling for thousands!Valve report on Steam salesHow much it costs to make a modern video gameLooking at the real cost of your game

Wherein we discuss Lost 6x03, Burn Notice 3x13, World of Warcraft server transfers, competitive games, Stadium Events, Kotaku's recent HDTV penetration survey, watching the Super Bowl for the commercials, and movie spoilers (and staying unspoiled). Starring Ryan Scott, Andrew Fitch, Ryan Higgins, and Brock Sager.