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Tom Penn, CEO of SDFC Joins The Guys. Charles Barkley weighs in on Bill Belichick's odd relationship.
Tom Penn, CEO of SDFC Joins Jon And Jim.
SDFC CEO Tom Penn Joins The Show! We saw something today that we haven't seen all spring for the Padres…
SDFC CEO Tom Penn Joins The Show To Talk About The Teams Upcoming Home Opener On Saturday And More
SDSU beats New Mexico in an almost must win game. Luka takes down the Mavs with help from LeBron James. Trade rumors continue to swirl around the Padres. Sean McVay makes it clear he wants Matt Stafford back. SDFC CEO Tom Penn joins the show. 4:00 Torrey holistic shoutout 12:00 buzz for lakers with luka 15:00 lakers not trashing AD 21:00 lakers were not winning a ring with AD 27:00 prize picks 32:00 scott with myles garrett 43:00 rams have a number for stafford 55:00 sdsu beats new mexico 1:00:00 blenders meet and greet 1:13:00 ABS in MLB Tom Penn 1:39:00 the sdfc vision 1:43:00 cultivating a culture in san diego 1:47:00 what to expect first game saturday 1:53:00 sdfc the brand/merch 2:00:00 prize picksSupport the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
SDSU beats New Mexico in an almost must win game. Luka takes down the Mavs with help from LeBron James. Trade rumors continue to swirl around the Padres. Sean McVay makes it clear he wants Matt Stafford back. SDFC CEO Tom Penn joins the show. 4:00 Torrey holistic shoutout 12:00 buzz for lakers with luka 15:00 lakers not trashing AD 21:00 lakers were not winning a ring with AD 27:00 prize picks 32:00 scott with myles garrett 43:00 rams have a number for stafford 55:00 sdsu beats new mexico 1:00:00 blenders meet and greet 1:13:00 ABS in MLB Tom Penn 1:39:00 the sdfc vision 1:43:00 cultivating a culture in san diego 1:47:00 what to expect first game saturday 1:53:00 sdfc the brand/merch 2:00:00 prize picksSupport the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
SDSU beats New Mexico in an almost must win game. Luka takes down the Mavs with help from LeBron James. Trade rumors continue to swirl around the Padres. Sean McVay makes it clear he wants Matt Stafford back. SDFC CEO Tom Penn joins the show. 4:00 Torrey holistic shoutout 12:00 buzz for lakers with luka 15:00 lakers not trashing AD 21:00 lakers were not winning a ring with AD 27:00 prize picks 32:00 scott with myles garrett 43:00 rams have a number for stafford 55:00 sdsu beats new mexico 1:00:00 blenders meet and greet 1:13:00 ABS in MLB Tom Penn 1:39:00 the sdfc vision 1:43:00 cultivating a culture in san diego 1:47:00 what to expect first game saturday 1:53:00 sdfc the brand/merch 2:00:00 prize picksSupport the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
San Diego FC are set to join MLS in 2025 as the 30th club. They're following a familiar expansion playbook: Find an underserved market, bring investors on board, and get a stadium. But as CEO Tom Penn—who also helped start LAFC—points out, there are a couple things that make this club different. For one, they're the first major men's pro team in the U.S. to have a Native tribe, the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation, as part of their ownership group. Additionally, the club is banking on its youth academy program, which aims to recruit the best players from San Diego and Tijuana. On this week's episode, Taylor sits down with Tom to talk about the new club and why he wanted to do this whole thing again. Offside With Taylor Twellman is a Major League Soccer podcast, produced by Apple TV and Rain Delay Media. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts.Want to talk to Taylor? Call (646) 571-8496 or email offsidepodwithtaylor@gmail.com with questions.http://apple.co/Offside-MLSSeasonPassSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
LA Times' Kevin Baxter on the MLS cup, perception of Tom Penn, Copa America, SOFI stadium and why the richest stadium in the world can't host anything better than a group stage match
We're honored to have the CEO of the new San Diego MLS franchise, Tom Penn, join the show! We've really raised The Cooligans' intelligence level with our last few guests (shoutout Franklin Leonard and KEVINCHO), so you know we had to keep the trend going! Tom Penn, CEO of the new San Diego MLS franchise and former owner of LAFC, stops by the show to discuss his new project and get a few marketing tips from Christian and Alexis. We touch on all the important points, including lounge chairs in the stands and Cali burritos in the concessions, as well as the new team's hope of building a vibrant soccer culture in San Diego. The guys also break down Tuesday's El Trafico win for LA Galaxy and give their thoughts on the shocking stabbing at the Gold Cup. What should CONCACAF do to stop this crazy violence? Let us know what you think in the comments! Exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/SoccerCooligans This is where we put everything we shouldn't say
We're honored to have the CEO of the new San Diego MLS franchise, Tom Penn, join the show! We've really raised The Cooligans' intelligence level with our last few guests (shoutout Franklin Leonard and KEVINCHO), so you know we had to keep the trend going! Tom Penn, CEO of the new San Diego MLS franchise and former owner of LAFC, stops by the show to discuss his new project and get a few marketing tips from Christian and Alexis. We touch on all the important points, including lounge chairs in the stands and Cali burritos in the concessions, as well as the new team's hope of building a vibrant soccer culture in San Diego. The guys also break down Tuesday's El Trafico win for LA Galaxy and give their thoughts on the shocking stabbing at the Gold Cup. What should CONCACAF do to stop this crazy violence? Let us know what you think in the comments! Exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/SoccerCooligans This is where we put everything we shouldn't say
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Tom Penn joined Coach to discuss what fans can expect from San Diego's new MLS team.
Tom Penn, CEO of the new MLS club Joins The Show. Will Flemming Voice Of The Red Sox Talks With The Guys.
“Jon and Jim” with Jon Schaeffer and Jim Russell is live on San Diego Sports 760weekdays from 3 - 6 p.m. The hosts of the Wrap-Up Show can now be heard daily with a show that's tailored for today's San Diego sports fans focusing primarily on Padres baseba
“Jon and Jim” with Jon Schaeffer and Jim Russell is live on San Diego Sports 760weekdays from 3 - 6 p.m. The hosts of the Wrap-Up Show can now be heard daily with a show that's tailored for today's San Diego sports fans focusing primarily on Padres baseba
Tom Penn, CEO of the new MLS club Joins The Show. Will Flemming Voice Of The Red Sox Talks With The Guys.
Managing Covid tests and mask mandates can get complicated even for a small gathering—but what about a high-profile series of events across multiple venues, in which you're testing everyone from frontline workers to Lady Gaga herself? That's the situation event planners found themselves in as they prepared for the grand opening of Los Angeles' Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. To pull off this feat, health-testing company Co-Protect had to manage thousands of tests, masks and other services, ensuring the numerous galas, press events and openings went off without a hitch. On this custom episode of Eventful: The Podcast for Meeting Professionals, we discuss this event with Darren K. Green, the chief sales officer for the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board, and Tom Penn, cofounder and CEO of Co-Protect, as well as cofounder of the Los Angeles Football Club and a longtime sports analyst for ESPN. We delve into the specifics of the Academy Museum opening, what lessons it offers for meeting planners, and how Co-Protect's partnership with LA Tourism is helping elevate the security and safety of every event held in the city. Among the topics discussed in this episode: How Tom Penn's experience in the professional sports world helped him identify the potential of customized face masks for events, including business events (2:25) What Co-Protect and LA Tourism's partnership means for meeting planners (4:40) How the complex and high-profile opening of the new Academy Museum was held with a high level of safety and minimal logistical challenges thanks to this partnership (7:00) Why a consistent, comprehensive approach to testing is key for large-scale international events such as E3, Adobe and Japanese Anime, all being held in Los Angeles in the next year (14:05) How planners can navigate the frequently shifting mandates on vaccines and testing, particularly for international events (15:05) This episode was created in partnership with Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Shield season continued to splutter into life with a stalemate between Tasmania and Queensland, which saw Tassie decline Usman Khawaja's offer to manufacture a result and bat out the final day. The crew review Tim Ward's arrival as a Shield player, Bryce Street's continued development, and some novelty bowling at the death. Australia & India's multi-format women's series also has also come to a close, with Australia taking the mantle 11 points to 5. Willem and Dona review a series that promised plenty, delivered a fair bit, but fell short of delivering an all-time classic finish. Finally with England releasing their 17-man squad for the Ashes tour this week, The Pinch Hitter's Tom Penn returns to the program to assess the old enemy's chances of causing a boil-over sans Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer.
Patrick Bet-David has a virtual sit-down with American sports executive Tom Penn. In this interview they talk about how he became the president and co-owner of the LAFC. Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/9QfdcIpiVNY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valuetainment/support
The Podfam assembles once again to pay our respects to Mauricio “Mo” Fascio. We sadly lost our beloved friend and leader to this past weekend. The S2S crew is joined by Somos LAFC, Heart of LAFC, Dale Black & Gold, FCFC, LAFSin Filtro and Defenders of the Banc to hear the memorial testimonies of the LAFC community. Special guests include Jimmy Lopez, Jaime Camil, Tom Penn, Larry Freedman, Rich Orosco and many many more. A sad show. An emotional show. But Mo was a man who deserved to be honored.
Willem is joined by Tom Penn from The Pinch Hitter to cast an eye towards this weekend's Shield action, starting with Victoria hosting Tasmania from Friday.South Australia's dual Marsh Shield defeats come under the microscope, as does Mitch Swepson's future as he faces an extended stint on the sidelines. Tom also revives the History Lesson with an English twist as he longs for the Shield to produce the next Alan Mullally, while he also answers the age old question: when will we see more from Mason Crane?Don't forget you can support the show at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/shieldinformed......And check out Tom's work and subscribe to The Pinch Hitter at https://twitter.com/LePinchHitter.
The Mightier 1090's Arash Markazi and producer Ji Hae Wiley talk to sports executive Tom Penn about sports being played during a pandemic and what the "new normal" looks like in sports. They also talk about The Arash Markazi Show celebrating its 100th episode and recounting some of their favorite moments. And do not forget to follow or subscribe to The Arash Markazi Show on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, & I Heart Radio. Also check out his daily columns on themorningcolumn.com Music Credit: Alright by Kendrick Lamar Humble by Kendrick Lamar I Get Around by 2Pac To Live and Die in L.A. by 2Pac Social Media Outlets: Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @arashmarkazi @1090themightier & @HaeJho --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-arash-markazi-show/support
The High Performance Zone with John Foley Tom Penn is part owner of the LAFC an NBA executive, an ESPN analyst, an agent a lawyer and sits on the board at St Jude Children Research Hospital. He is previous general manager of the Portland Trailblazers and the Vancouver and Memphis Grizzlies. Tom recently launched a mask company. LAFC - https://www.lafc.com ESPN - ESPN-https://www.espn.com St. Judes Hospital https://www.stjude.org Wow Mask -https://co-protectglobal.comTopics covered and what you will learn- - Using a purpose larger than self to create inspiration and positive change - How to transform problems into opportunities - The power of living authentically - The importance of giving back and starting now by serving your communities - The power of belief levels to close personal and business performance gaps - The meaning and practice of Glad To Be Here - The power of daily routine - Recognizing that our reality is coming from us not at us - How life is a gift Please follow us on- Twitter - @JohnFoleyInc - https://bit.ly/2FRF3G9 Instagram - @gladtobehere - https://bit.ly/2FRXo6a Facebook - @johnfoleyinc - https://bit.ly/33OBtVx Linkedin - @johnfoleyinc - https://bit.ly/33QtCGT Youtube - @JohnFoleyInc.- https://bit.ly/33NDpNZ The Glad To Be Here Foundation - http://www.gladtobeherefoundation.org Johnfoley Inc website - https://johnfoleyinc.com
LAFC has had several Hollywood endings inside Banc of California Stadium over the course of our first two and a half seasons. Our first match against Seattle. Our first win over Carson. The win over Leon. Capturing the Supporters Shield. So many reasons to celebrate. We entered Derby Day with the expectations that this match against Carson would share the same fate: spectacular play, big moments, great goals. However, this was an entirely different kind of script that played out in front of a fanless-stadium. It was a horror movie in every sense of the word. LAFC was completely outplayed in all facets by the team from Carson. Our offense was non-existant. Our defense didn’t communicate. Our midfield couldn’t string passes together. And to top it all off, Carlos Vela, playing in his first match in months, came off injured in the 58th minute. For the first time in the Derby, LAFC was shut out. For the first time in 12 matches, Carlos Vela didn’t score. And, for at least the next few weeks, bragging rights go to Carson. Yuck. LAFC loses to Carson, 2-0. Hear the minute-by-minute recap on this episode. This Day in LAFC History recounts two more Derbys along with the club’s first international trophy. We say goodbye to our club President, Tom Penn (though he will still certainly be around the Banc) while saying hello to our newest club member, Mohamed Traore. And the episode would not be complete without a few thoughts on the Samba release at 7:00am. (More shoes, please.) Scarf finally picks his EPL side, and it’s a good one. (He almost dies from a sneeze, too!) For some reason, Filly offends the platypus. The Defenders try to exercise the demons (and save themselves from more expensive therapy bills) on the awful loss. And, of course, we look ahead to the next 5 games in the restart of the MLS season. Be sure to check out our new pre-game segment, One More Sleep, on IGTV! Though times are tough, it’ll be just 4 days until we get to play again, and you can count on us here at Defenders of the Banc to bring you all that is LAFC.
Los Angeles Football Club were eliminated from the MLS is Back tournament by Orlando City SC in the quarterfinal of the competition. The Lions made a cinderella run to the final match before falling to the Portland Timbers. LAFC’s Floridian adventure didn’t pan out the way Bob Bradley and company wanted, but as the regular season restarts, the seven points that LAFC earned during the tournament’s group stage leave the club in good standing as it returns to play Saturday against the Los Angeles Galaxy. LAFC dismantled the LA Galaxy 6-2 during the group stage of the MLS is Back tournament to earn three of the seven points collected in Orlando, but the Galaxy were without Jonathan Dos Santos and Javier Hernandez for that match. Chicharito won’t play in Saturday’s match either, but Dos Santos will be on the field for the Galaxy when the clubs face off in Banc of California Stadium. Saturday’s match will be LAFC’s first since the club announced the departures of forward Adam Diomande and club president Tom Penn. Ryan Wallerson of the Los Angeles Daily News, Writer at Large Alex Dwyer and the long lost Josh Gross(!!!) have gotten the original band back together for the duration of the tournament. On this sixth episode since the restart, the crew recaps LAFC’s performance in the tournament and previews the regular season restart against the Galaxy.
With John still out, Mason and Ramona Shelburne opened the show with the new rules that MLB Players must adhere by to prevent the spread of COVID. And, will whoever win the World Series have a big fat asterisk next to their name in the history books? Then, Co-Owner and President of LAFC, Tom Penn, called in to talk about how the team is gearing up for the "MLS is Back" Tournament and how the team as been dealing with COVID.
The guys opened up the show talking about the new "Who Wants To Be A Millionare" with the different rules. And LAFC Owner and President Tom Penn called in to talk about the possiblity of the MLS season starting up again with no fans in the stands. Plus, when will you go back to a Sporting Event once quarantine is over? Also, Today's "710 Senior Spotlight Shout Out" Anyah Shamburger.
Colin gives his reason why he doesn't believe Tom Brady will leave the Patriots, why the Redskins should draft Tua Tagovailoa, his thoughts on the feud between James Harden and Giannis Antetokounmpo, and why it's important who drafts you. Guests include Doug Gottlieb, Tom Penn, Bob Stoops, and Jason McIntyre. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
With stories that span from the Notre Dame swim team to helping buy the Vancouver Grizzlies, our fearless leader Tom Penn graces us in the backyard. Clase Azul is served.
Featured stories told by audience members at Raven Narratives "home" story SLAMs at the Sunflower Theatre on December 6th and the Durango Arts Center on December 7th, 2019. Including stories told by: Bailey Carlson (1:30) Faith Coyote (11:00) Tyler VanGemert (13:20) Jessica Randell (22:56) Tom Penn (29:25) Barbara Noseworthy (36:20) Dan Jenkins (45:23) Nancy Stoffer (55:24)
As 2019 comes to a close, the boys at Defenders of the Banc could think of nothing better than to get together one last time this decade to put a bow on the 2019 season.In this short and sweet 26 minute episode, Scarf brings you one more This Day in LAFC History, Filly discusses our newest Uruguayan donning the Black and Gold, and the boys discuss their New Years’ Resolutions! We’d be remiss if we didn’t congratulate Tom Penn, John Thorrington, and Larry Freedman on their contract extensions, so we do! Also, listen for an early peek into who Filly and The Scarf are most looking forward to seeing at THEIR place in season 3!Finally, we begin to lay out our plan for world domination in 2020 with an announcement about our first episode of the new year, an interview with artist, writer, producer, media mogul, and the Founder of the Think Watts Foundation, Stix. We couldn’t think of a better way to kick off the second full season of Defenders of the Banc!Here’s to many wonderful happenings in 2020 from your friends, Filly and The Scarf!
Edward Norton on his new film Motherless Brooklyn, which he wrote, directed, produced and stars in, as a lonely private detective with Tourette Syndrome in 1950s New York. The film also stars Bruce Willis, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Alec Baldwin and Willem Dafoe, and is based on Jonathan Lethem's 1999 novel. Bristol–based artist Luke Jerram discusses his latest artwork, Extinction Bell, which he hopes will help raise awareness of the issue of biodiversity loss. The bell will toll once, 150-200 times a day, at random intervals, indicating the estimated number of species lost worldwide every 24 hours. It will tour to a number of different venues including museums of natural history, botanic gardens and zoos, and its first location is Bristol Zoo Gardens. Elizabeth is Missing is adapted from Emma Healey's bestselling 2014 novel and stars Glenda Jackson as Maud – a woman struggling with dementia who attempts to piece together what has happened to her best friend. Raifa Rafiq reviews. Midnight Movie is a new play by Eve Leigh which combines British Sign Language, captioning, audio description and the spoken word and opens at the Royal Court this week with Nadia Nadarajah and Tom Penn. Samira Ahmed talks to the play’s director Rachel Bagshaw about the way in which the play explores the impact of the digital revolution on disabled people and the issues that face disabled practitioners working in theatre. Presenter : Samira Ahmed Producer : Dymphna Flynn
College Football Whiparound. UCLA basketball coach Mick Cronin. LAFC President and co-owner Tom Penn on El Traffico and what it meant for Los Angeles
Tom Penn joins us on this week’s episode of the podcast. Tom has had quite an illustrious career in the sports industry. He started out his relationship with sports playing basketball in high school, and then he went on to become a captain of the swim team at the University of Notre Dame. From there, he went on to law school, and after law school he decided to get into the NBA where he became an elite executive for the Portland Trail Blazers. He also served as a high-ranking executive in the basketball operations for the Memphis Grizzlies where he worked alongside Jerry West. Tom also worked for ESPN for a number of years as an analyst and continues to do TV work currently for Turner. Tom also runs LAFC which is one of the the best MLS soccer teams in the league. In this episode, they discuss what life was like for him as a kid (5:50), the values his parents passed down to him (7:40), what he was like as a teenager (11:20), why making the Notre Dame swim team had such a big impact on his life (12:50), his relationship with swimming (14:40), how religion played a role in his life (17:50), when law school became of interest for him (19:00), what his mindset was like as a swimmer (21:00), how he approached leadership at Notre Dame (23:00), what it was like to coach while in law school (24:00), what it was like working with his dad (27:30), where the desire to play in different buckets comes from (29:30), why he was interested in working in the NBA and why he keeps his rejection letters (31:00), how he transitioned from law to sports (36:50), if he thought he wanted to be an agent or an executive for an NBA team (42:30), what basketball was like in Vancouver (46:20), his thoughts on integrating business and operations in the NBA (49:50), the organizations that he looks to as models (54:30), his experience with Memphis and then Portland (56:20), what made Jerry West special (59:10), what makes a great leader (1:01:50), Jerry West and his experience with depression (1:03:30), why he went to TV (1:06:20), how he felt when he got let go (1:11:30), going all in on soccer in Los Angeles (1:17:20), the difference between running teams and being on ESPN and Turner (1:20:40), and what has helped him to get the headspace to manage people (1:24:20). Thank you to Tom for coming on the podcast. If you are ever in or around Los Angeles, we encourage you to check out an LAFC game. Tom is also very involved in St. Jude’s Children Hospital in Memphis, TN which is a 100% free hospital that’s mission is to find cures for children usually fighting cancer or other diseases. You can also find Tom on twitter @TomPennLAFC. Lastly, if you liked this episode and/or any others, please support us at Patreon or follow me on Twitter: @brianlevenson or Instagram: @Intentional_Performers. Thanks for listening. -Brian
It's time for the final episode in May, and what a May it was! Carlitos vaults to the top of the MVP race, LAFC stays at the top of the table, and we end the month with a wonderful early celebration of pride, inclusion, and Soccer For All. LAFC played their last MLS regular season home game for over a month against Montreal. In what turned out to be just as exciting as last year's eight goal thriller, the boys in Black and Gold handle their business at the Banc yet again, taking all 3 points in a 4-2 victory. It was the best atmosphere all season at the Banc! In what will be known as the "Tifo Seen 'Round the World", The 3252 did it again with an incredible "We Will Rock You" Freddie Mercury themed creation that brought everyone to their feet! Pride was everywhere at the Banc, with rainbow armbands, rainbow warm-up jerseys, and our LAFC letters painted rainbow in honor of Pride Month. Roaring out to a 4-0 lead, LAFC's offense put on a show! Christian Ramirez with a wonderful hustle goal after a howler of an effort by Montreal's Evan Bush, the Left Foot of God striking once again, Latif blessing the Banc with a goal, and just as Scarf-strodamus predicted last episode, Tristan Blackmon got the start for the injured Steven Beitashour. After putting in a great first half on defense, Vela found an unmarked Blackmon in the box, who headed it home and the rout was on! Hear all about the 4-2 win, including the boys' "Wait, Whaaaaat?!" moment with Will Ferrell, Matthew McConaughey, and Tom Penn, Montreal fans join in the "Jump For LA Football Club" cheer, the debut of Silly and The Barf, and not one but TWO great giveaways! Enjoy Episode 27 of Defenders of the Banc!
Tough first loss of the season for LAFC up in Vancouver. Max and Vince are here to chat it out. And they have a very special guest, LAFC President Tom Penn joins the podcast. The guys start with a breakdown of the midweek match before Tom joins to talk about memories at Banc of California Stadium, the atmosphere at the Club, and more. Finally, the guys wrap it up with a preview of Sunday's match against the Seattle Sounders (Our apologies, we had major audio difficulties in the last segment but it will be sorted out for future episodes): 2:06 - The Turf In Vancouver 7:04 - Are Trap Games Real? 13:37 - Getting Carlos Vela Involved 16:00 - Tom Penn Joins The Show 19:52 - Celebrating One Year At Banc Of California Stadium 23:19 - What Makes LAFC Different? 32:08 - What It's Like To Work At LAFC 37:37 - LAFC Academy At Generation Adidas Cup 43:04 - LAFC vs Seattle Preview
Filling in for Colin, Doug Gottlieb explains why TE Jason Witten is making a mistake going back to the Dallas Cowboys, why teams should be concerned about drafting QB Kyler Murray, why he feels Los Angeles Lakers F LeBron James is not a top 10 player right now, and why OF Bryce Harper new contract with the Philadelphia Phillies was a loss for the player. Guests include Chris Broussard, Mark Schlereth, and Tom Penn. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Cracker Jack Box storyteller Tom Penn searches for big waves to surf while in Mexico, and he finds them.
Colin discusses why people shouldn't be blaming Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts why Los Angeles Lakers G Lonzo Ball works well with the current team, what Oakland Raiders HC Jon Gruden should try to avoid, and why Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is in a tough spot. Guests include Greg Cosell, Jay Glazier, and Tom Penn. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Rog talks with LAFC's president and co-owner Tom Penn about building a club from scratch in 41 months, the question of established European League stars vs. young South American talent, and Los Angeles as a football city. Plus, the #PlayFerrell movement.
LAFC President and Owner Tom Penn, calls in and talks about The stadium and future player signings. Dave talks about the US Mens national soccer team struggling to qualify to the World Cup. LA Galaxy Legend Cobi Jones, calls in to talk about the LA Galaxy struggles also he's surprised about some teams in the MLS. Cobi says he's still waiting for an apology from Mexico's Rafa Marquez. Stoppage Time. Spy-Gatea¦ Deflate-Gatea¦ now Pie-Gate?
With Andrew on the road and David in Mexico, the guys get together late Sunday night to put a bow on the weekend. Kei Kamara and Federico Higuain certainly weren’t exchanging gifts after a contentious draw that saw Columbus Crew SC’s Designated Players fight over a penalty kick (then air grievances in the media). Sporting KC’s Peter Vermes used the media to challenge his team after another loss, Toronto opened the new BMO Field in style, Jordan Morris can’t stop scoring and the Rapids (!!) are first in the West and the Supporters’ Shield standings. On Friday, LAFC got the go ahead on their sparkling stadium in South Los Angeles. To celebrate, club president and co-owner Tom Penn joined Andrew to give the lowdown on the design and the future of the club on and off the field. The mailbag begins with a Mother’s Day story then the guys mull Cyle Larin’s future and Frank Lampard’s legacy (so far) with New York City FC.
Amin Elhassan, Tom Penn and Kevin Pelton discuss their observations from the NBA Summer League and talk about which players could make an impact when the games actually count.
Marc Stein and Steve Davis welcome Tom Penn to the show
ESPN's Tom Penn comments on taking risks, his career in sports, the NBA playoffs and more with Chad Millman. Plus, Unikrn's Rahul Sood stops by to cover the world of eSports.
Jorge Sedano, Amin Elhassan, David Thorpe, Chad Ford, Kevin Pelton and Tom Penn discuss their expectations for the trade deadline, potential buyout candidates and much more.
We wouldn't dream of leaving you hanging during the holidays, so ETR set about creating four shows to get everyone through the end of 2014. Dec. 22: Referees (PRO's GM Peter Walton and Chris Penso) Dec. 25: Americans Abroad (Alejandro Bedoya, Herediano owner David Patey, Kabul Premier League vet NicholasPugliese) Dec. 29: Expansion (Atlanta MLS president Darren Eales, LAFC president and co-owner Tom Penn) Jan. 1: ETR Book Club (The Numbers Game with author David Sally)In this episode, the guys talk to MLS Atlanta president and former Tottenham Hotspur executive Darren Eales about his time in college soccer, experience in the EPL, arrival in MLS and the league's future in the South. Atlanta will be joined by LAFC in 2017, and president and co-owner Tom Penn is already hard at work to make sure everything goes smoothly. First things first, a name, a logo and a stadium. Finally, in a special expansion mailbag, Armchair Analyst Matt Doyle joins to respond to fan comments and questions. Email us at ExtraTime@MLSsoccer.com or tweet us at @ExtraTimeRadio. And make sure you check out our West Coast brethren at March to the Match every Wednesday!
Kosmetik var sannerligen inte allt som den amerikanske fotografen Irving Penn (1917-2009) ägnade sig åt, men när han väl gjorde det så lyckades han bättre än de flesta. Hans reklamfotografier för skönhetsmärket Clinique, där han satte produkter och inte någon person i fokus, banade väg för ett nytt sätt att skildra skönhet både inom reklam och redaktionellt. Likaså gjorde hans stillebenlika skönhetsbilder för amerikanska Vogue. Där jobbade han i över sextio år (han slutade när han var 90). Mer om honom, och hur man på bild visar upp skönhet och skönhetsprodukter idag, berättar vi i veckans program. Irving Penn, som blev hela 92 år gammal, var en av 1900-talets allra mest inflytelserika fotografer vars verk idag är lika självklara på museer, som de till en början var i modetidningar. I synnerhet en modetidning – amerikanska Vogue. Han jobbade faktiskt för dem ända fram till 90 års ålder. Med nästan kirurgisk precision fotograferade han både människor och mode i miljöer kliniskt rena från onödig rekvisita. Med små, men exakta, medel förmådde Irving Penn att fånga essensen hos både personer och plagg – och produkter. Han fotograferade mig inte, han röntgade mig”, som modeskaparen Alber Elbaz, på det franska modehuset Lanvin konstaterade. I veckans program har vi besökt en av världens största samlare av Irving Penns fotografier, formgivaren och Art Directorn Lars Hall i Stockholm. Tillsammans med fotografen Lennart Durehed startade han 1977 galleriet Camera Obscura i Gamla Stan, Sveriges första fotogalleri. Den första utställningen, den var med just Irving Penn. De hade goda kontakter. Lennart Durehed hade jobbat som Irving Penns assistent. Vi får bland annat höra varför fotografiet Mouth for L'Oréal (från 1986), där ett par läppar är elegant nedkladdade med en palett av olika läppstift, är unikt. Vi har också träffat Tom Penn, Irving Penns son, som bor i New York. Han är ansvarig för alla Irving Penns fotografier, som alla är numrerade och signerade så att ingen i framtiden skulle kunna göra kopior. Men familjebilderna hos familjen Penn blev inte många. Om det får vi höra. Det stiliserade sätt som Irving Penn banade väg att fotografera skönhetsprodukter har i mångt och mycket hållit ställningen, men det finns också helt nya sätt att hantera beauty på idag, och i helt andra sammanhang än förr – på nätet. Stort är ett fenomen som ”You Tube makeup gurus” och skönhetsbloggare. En av de konstnärligt mest avancerade kallar sig för psychosandra. Egentligen heter hon Sandra Holmbom och återfinns i – Piteå. Dit har vi rest för att se efter vad hon håller på med. Och så har vi träffat en man som har fotograferat mer smink – framför allt fler sminkade män – än någon annan. Det är fotografen Mick Rock som befann sig mitt i glamrockens epicentrum under 1970-talet. Av en slump hamnade han på en spelning med David Bowie då han gestaltade Ziggy Stardust. Han fotografier ledde inte bara till vänskap med honom, utan Mick Rock kom att lära känna de flesta rockmusiker under denna era – och tog många av de bilder som är förknippade med den. Iggy Pop på omslaget till Raw Power. Omslaget till Queen II, där killarna i Queen ser ut som manliga versioner av Marlene Dietrich med knotiga kindben. Och så var det Mick Rock som filmade videon till Life on Mars där Bowie visar vad blå ögonskugga kan göra för en man.
Craziness! Episode 005 is here, and with it, brilliance from the best--Ben Golliver and Kevin Pelton join me, Josh Thatcher (prezofdeath), on an exciting edition of our community podcast.Topics included Nicolas Batum and his role on this team, draft theory, Tom Penn and whether or not Bill Simmons could run the T-Wolves, point guard talk, round 2 of the playoffs, and even a little Mark Cuban, just to keep things interesting.As always, feel free to drop by and say hey on the thread at BlazersEdge.com.
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