Podcast appearances and mentions of steven birnbaum

Wait, didn't we just do this? Just 48 hours after a 5-0 shellacking of Charlotte, LAFC was back at it again as Wayne Rooney and the club from our nation's capital, DC United, took the 300-mile journey West to the Banc. While this wouldn't end 5-0, 3 points is 3 points, and LAFC runs their winning streak to 7 with a hard-fought 1-0 victory on a strange Tuesday night.The first half was a series of missed chances and solid runs ending in disappointing finishes for LAFC. DC may not have had many chances, but there were enough to keep you on your toes. But everything would change at about the hour mark, and the Black and Gold would find magic in Mahala once more.After picking up his first yellow of the match just 10 minutes earlier, DC's Steven Birnbaum collected a second at the 60-minute mark, resulting in some quality time with Team Security Paul as he was escorted off the pitch.  Two minutes later, Mahala would sub in for Brian Rodriguez, injecting LAFC with a much-needed spark. Five minutes into his shift, Mahala would find paydirt, as passes from Carlos and Chicho found their mark for an easy tap-in for Opoku. LAFC would go up 1-0, and that would be all Maxime Crepeau and co. would need.  Though it was much closer than predicted. LAFC walks out with all 3 points and their sights still set on breaking records and setting standards.Also on this episode, Jamie Jarrin, Panda, and Nina all share the pitch pregame, keeper kits are here, Chiellini and Bale are out, and we look back at a moment in LAFC history that may have set the bar unrealistically high for a young Brian Rodriguez. Enjoy Episode 209, and stay tuned for a fantastic interview with DJ Flict on Episode 210!

I had the privilege of interviewing Berkeley alum and current D.C. United captain Steven Birnbaum! After growing up in Southern California, Steven chose to move up the coastline to Northern Cal to play for the Golden Bears. He was later drafted by D.C. United with the second overall pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft. Since then, despite some rumors about a potential move to Europe or Israel, Birnbaum has been a key member of D.C. United. This MLS season, Steven has played every minute of every game for the Black and Red and leads the league in aerial duels won. In our interview, we discuss his experiences at every stage of his career. Topics include: why he chose to attend Cal Berkeley, the gaining popularity of MLS, new additions to D.C. United, the most difficult type of striker to face, representing his country on the field, his MLS Draft experience, what it means to be a captain, and more! A big thanks to Steven for doing this interview and I hope you all enjoy!

The former Norway international Solveig Gulbrandsen reflects on an 8-nil loss for her country. Finland midfielder Emma Koivisto shares her experiences of Euro 2022. And the D.C. United captain Steven Birnbaum reacts to the return of his good friend, Wayne Rooney, as coach. Picture on website: Beth Mead of England celebrates scoring against Austria during the UEFA Women's Euro 2022 (Photo by Thor Wegner/DeFodi Images via Getty Images)

Robert started his design career in Atlanta at the age of seventeen with women's accessories, and by age 19 he was designing women's clothing under his own label for a local boutique. Age 23 he moved to New Orleans to launch a small manufacturing venture to produce children's clothing for a local company. This proved to be highly fulfilling personally, as well as professionally. In 1990, Robert moved to New York and launched ‘Robert Bullock Hats'. Within the first few months he, with his millinery line, were featured on the cover of Women's Wear Daily. In 1993, Birnbaum and Bullock, a Couture Collection of Bridal Gowns, was launched with design partner Steven Birnbaum. Robert Bullock Bride was launched in 2009 and continues to grow to this day. Robert has enjoyed every step of his career, the relationships along the way and the joy he brings to countless brides on their most special day. Connect with Robert Bullock: www.robertbullockbride.com www.instagram.com/robertbullockbride Connect with Leona: www.leonamorelock.com www.instagram.com/leonamorelock www.pinterest.com/leonamorelock

Join me, for the 1st time in a long time, on my own as I go through the news over the last week and chat with Steven Birnbaum about preseason and goals for 2022, hint, it's winning MLS Cup. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast to be kept up to date on all new shows. All things DCUK - https://bio.link/dcunitedkingdom Membership – http://bit.ly/DCUKmember Merchandise - https://dcuk-merch.creator-spring.com/ Intro Song - Mike Stringer - Shake The Rattle - https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/jltVgYTQvn Outro - Mike Stringer - Hit and Run - https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/1eKcv02Vyf/ MLS 101 Theme - https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/UhiPA5VzUG/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dcunitedukfans/message

D.C. United are back at it at Audi Field, coming up just short of getting a result against the Shield chasing Revs. Join your Tried and True crew to break down the game, discuss if we should panic yet, and analyze what the rest of our playoff push needs to look like.After the conversation you'll hear D.C. United's post-game press conference. Head Coach Hernan Losada and captain Steven Birnbaum are available to the media after this tough loss.

Well, do you want the Good News or the Bad News on this episode of Filibuster? After telling some grandpa stories, Jason, Adam, and Ben give you the good news first: the District of Columbia will allow 2,000 fans for D.C. United games at Audi Field, and we get to keep hearing more and more about Hernan Losada's coaching philosophy, and that makes us excited. But there's also the bad news: Steven Birnbaum had a second surgery on his ankle, and all of a sudden D.C. United's back line is looking shakey. We also discuss the wild decision to make the performance in the first 3 MLS regular season games be the qualifier for who gets into this year's smaller US Open Cup. Give it a listen! 0:00 Intro 9:51 The Good News 39:09 The Bad News Thank you for listening to Filibuster! You can find everything that we write on Black and Red United, and if you like what we do you can support us monthly on Patreon or tip us any time on Pinecast. “Intro” is always the first chapter, so if you want to get straight to the soccer, check the time codes.

The Tried and True crew do a special collaboration with DC SCORES and Screaming Eagles to help raise money for young poet-athletes in the DMV. D.C. United CEO and owner Jason Levien joins the show to give his thoughts on the club's 2020 season, his vision, and what the future holds for DCU fans. The crew give their DCU New Years Resolutions and break down the interview. Steven Birnbaum, Donovan Pines and Griffin Yow drop in to say hey and tell us about their auction items on sedcs.givesmart.com. Auction ends 1/10/21. Vamos!

D.C. United's defender, Steven Birnbaum joins the show to talk about being able to play soccer during a pandemic, as well as their come from behind draw against the New England Revolution. Adam shares his thoughts on the crazy drama involving former Redskins safety D.J. Swearinger and former coach Jay Gruden and the NBA season. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

MLS is Back! With the Disney Tournament officially a go, the Tried and True Crew take a look at all of the details of Thursday's draw. Elsewhere, the Bundesliga is basically wrapped up, but soccer in Spain, Italy, and England is back underway! Later, D.C. United Captain Steven Birnbaum joins the show to discuss #MLSisBack.

The new season of Pitch Pass is here! First guest of the year is D.C. United captain, Steven Birnbaum. It's his second stint as captain of the Black and Red and he tells Roche what he's learned since his first tenure. Then, Roche and Steve discuss the life changing money to be made in MLS now, sitting next to "regular" people on flights, the DCU new boys, being a #GirlDad, and what it's like being Wayne Rooney's friend off the pitch.

Major League Soccer's long-running podcast Extratime is now available on YouTube, every Monday and Thursday at 5 pm ET. In this episode, D.C. United defender Steven Birnbaum joins Andrew, David, Bobby and Susannah to talk baby reveals on national TV, Wayne Rooney’s golf game and impact on D.C. United, Lucho Acosta’s PSG disappointment, Carlos Vela and LAFC and much, much more. The Athletic’s Pablo Maurer stops by as well to explain where Acosta’s contract and transfer prospects stand as time ticks down on his deal. Then the crew previews Week 6, including the bright spots in Vancouver’s rebuild and Bobby’s must-watch soccer nuggets. In the second segment, Real Salt Lake defender Nedum Onuoha joins the crew to talk Soccer For All and racism in sport and society. Get Onuoha’s perspective on the headlines swirling around Moise Kean and Juventus, his own history with racism in life and soccer and his hope for a future without what is a blight on the game and our world. 1:32 – Biggest game of the weekend? Gotta be DC-LAFC 5:58 – INTERVIEW: Steve Birnbaum (DC) talks baby reveal, Wayne Rooney, Lucho Acosta & RFK 19:08 – INTERVIEW: Pablo Maurer (The Athletic) lays out Lucho Acosta’s options 26:18 – Whitecaps bright spots as rebuild begins in BC 30:16 – ESPN+ Game of the Week picks 33:25 – A new tradition! What soccer things are Bobby watching in Wk 6? 34:48 – INTERVIEW: Nedum Onuoha (RSL) gives his perspective on racism in soccer, society 50:31 – MAILBAG: Producer Anders finds love!

The new season of MLS is finally here! One of the marquee match ups during opening weekend is D.C. United hosting MLS Cup Champions, Atlanta United. Defender Steven Birnbaum joins Roche to discuss the #DCU preseason, the rash of weddings in the League this offseason, and Wayne Rooney's golf game. Then, The Athletic's Felipe Cardenas calls in to talk about Atlanta United's CONCACAF Champion's League experience, the pressure on Frank DeBoer to hit the ground running, and Miguel Almiron's outstanding EPL start.

D.C. United got a valuable point out of New York City FC, and Filibuster is here to break it down before we all get blown away by possible Hurricanes (unless we defeat them with music). We talk about our feeling on the bunkering draw, how they prevented NYCFC from having many good chances, and how Steven Birnbaum was really really great. We also discuss the terrible performance of Kevin Stott, the lineup with so many people missing and what that means for tomorrow's game, and check in on Chris Durkin. In the second segment we talk about both Minnesota United and the New York Red Bulls, breaking down the points that D.C. United is going to need to take from both of them. The team will have the advantage of some missing players coming back, so we also wonder how they might fit back in and what their opponents' absences will mean for these games. Give it a listen!

Get to know USA international and D.C. United player, Steven Birnbaum in this exclusive Football Purists interview. Contributor and Talk On host, Joey Vishny, interviews Steve and they discuss USA Soccer, the MLS, and his career so far.     What else can you find on this channel? Purely Arsenal - Arsenal FC Pod Talk On - Liverpool FC Pod Let's Get Hammered - West Ham FC Pod Van Buren Boys - Hilariously Informative Look at EPL Stoppage Time - EPL Weekly Review & Game Show Cafe Football - History & Ideas in the Game   Now on Soundcloud footballpurists.com Want to join the Football Purists team? Email footballpurists@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/purelyarsenal/message

Workers Comp Matters host Alan Pierce interviews Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation lawyers Steven Birnbaum and Amie Peters at the 2014 Workers' Injury Law and Advocacy Group Conference. They discuss the cutbacks in the US Department of Labor and how that affects the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP), the Office of Administrative Law Judges (OALJ), and the Defense Base Act (DBA) cases. Birnbaum exclusively handles Longshore and Harbor workers, Defense Base Act, and non appropriated funds cases and Peters works with Longshore and Harbor and Defense Base Act cases in Seattle.