Podcast appearances and mentions of tony campbell

In this episode, join us as we dive into the flourishing creative scene of Iowa with filmmaker Jeff Rodriguez and up-and-coming comedian Polly Tucci. Sponsored by various local businesses, this episode highlights Jeff's impressive journey in the film industry, starting from humble beginnings and rising to create meaningful films like his upcoming project, "Obscure." Alongside Jeff, Polly shares her transition from a New York background to exploring the exciting realms of acting and improv in Iowa. Together, they honor the legacy of Tony Campbell, a pillar of the local arts community, through diverse projects and celebrations like the upcoming Juneteenth event. Tune in to discover the vibrant tapestry of arts and entertainment emerging from Southeast Iowa.

East Kentucky Power Cooperative's Tony Campbell joined President Donald Trump for a White House ceremony on April 8 to sign four major actions to boost power reliability and affordability. Campbell's invitation to speak at this event is a high-profile recognition of the role that co-ops have played in shaping the national conversation about grid reliability. Hear from Campbell as well as NRECA CEO Jim Matheson about the impact these executive actions will have on co-ops.

Welcome to an action-packed episode of Roundtie Radio, recorded live from the Hound Dome in Fort Madison, Iowa. This thrilling game features the Holy Trinity team making their short journey to face local rivals Fort Madison. We have special guest Scotty Melvin joining the commentary team along with your host, Dave. This episode is dedicated to the memory of the late Tony Campbell, a beloved figure in Southeast Iowa's music scene and a great supporter of local sports. Today's game is sponsored by Partners for Profit Fundraising out of Morning Sun. As the game unfolds, listeners are treated to exciting play-by-play coverage, with highlights including standout performances from key players like Nathan Vox, "the hay baler," and Luke Helige. Fort Madison's physically dominant team battles Holy Trinity's finesse-driven squad in one of the most intense games of the season. With celebrity referees Burl Ives, Leonardo DiCaprio, and John Malkovich officiating, the stakes are high and the energy is palpable. Stay tuned as the teams display their prowess on the court and see who can claim victory in this fiercely contested matchup. With in-depth analysis and spirited commentary, this episode is a must-listen for basketball fans eager to catch the excitements of high school sports.

Join Dave and Scotty Melvin on the special New Year's Eve edition of Round Guy Radio as they dive into the Power Five basketball teams poised for success this season. This episode celebrates reaching 100,000 downloads, thanks to the support of listeners and sponsors like Helena Hayes, Davis Salons, Packwood Locker, and more. Scotty offers insights into standout teams, including Notre Dame Nikes, Holy Trinity, and the Keokuk Eagles, each vying for a top spot. Discover the potential game-changers like Billy Kendrid, impressing with remarkable performances this basketball season. The episode also pays tribute to Tony Campbell, a dear friend and contributor to the show, highlighting his lasting impact on the community. Stay tuned for upcoming basketball match-ups and enjoy the nostalgia as the hosts reminisce about a memorable year on Round Guy Radio, looking forward to another year of riveting sports coverage.

Join us for an exciting episode of "Showtime with Coop," where former NBA player Michael Cooper sits down with Tony Campbell, a standout scorer and former teammate. In this candid conversation, Campbell shares his journey from a diverse suburban upbringing in New Jersey to being drafted by the Detroit Pistons in 1984. He reflects on the fierce competition of the "Bad Boys" era and the invaluable lessons learned from legends like Isiah Thomas and Bill Laimbeer. As the discussion evolves, Campbell highlights the transformation of the NBA and his current ventures, including a cannabis business aimed at empowering those with criminal records. Tune in for an inspiring look at basketball, community, and the importance of hard work! 0:00 - Introduction to Tony Campbell 4:31 - Toughest players faced 6:30 - Thoughts on NBA career 8:10 - Advice for young players 10:14 - Joining the Pistons 13:49 - Coaching Experience 16:00 - Best Cities Played 19:00 - Hardest Players Guarded 20:44 - Good Person, Good Friend 24:57 - Magic Johnson's Leadership 26:36 - Bill Laimbeer's Impact 28:55 - Entertainment vs. Basketball 34:39 - Game of Men 38:23 - Culture Craft Cannabis Showtime with Coop is presented by: Prize Picks! Get in on the excitement with PrizePicks, America's No. 1 Fantasy Sports App, where you can turn your hoops knowledge into serious cash. Download the app today and use code CLNS to get $50 when you play $5! PrizePicks, run your game! Go to https://PrizePicks.com/CLNS Gametime! Take the guesswork out of buying NBA tickets with Gametime. Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code CLNS for $20 off your first purchase. Download Gametime today. What time is it? Gametime! Terms apply. Go to https://gametime.co ! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

10.12.24 - Tony Campbell // Shawon Bernard by Crosstown Conversations

Psalm 112 reminds Rev. Tony Campbell of taking pleasure in reading and studying Scripture.

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Frank sits down with Tony Campbell, the Poolwerx Knoxville Tennessee Franchisee. Tony and his lovely wife Kristi were the 2022 Franchise Partner of the Year. Tony discusses his pool business and the pool industry in his market, and his transition from an independent business to joining up with the Poolwerx organization. Tony has 3 retail locations, is a Hot Springs and Bullfrog spa dealer. Tony is also builds new pools, and is one of the very few pool builders that build gunite, vinyl, and fiberglass pools.

Hello and welcome to Front End Chatter Episode 172, hosted by Simon Hargreaves and Martin Fitz-Gibbons and supported in their noble endeavours by Bennetts, the bike insurance gurus, and bikesocial.co.uk, the world wide web of wokorcycling.  Bit of a special episode of FEC – c'mon, keep it light – as we visit the Motorcycle Industry Association annual conference and speak to the head of the MCIA, Tony Campbell, to find out what the great and the good of the British motorcycle industry are doing to prepare for the UK government's proposal to ban the sale of new petrol-engined bikes in just over a decade from now. It's not all bad news, but some of it might be.  Thanks for listening, and please email your thoughts, reactions, questions and opinions to:  anything@frontendchatter.com Get us on the socials:  @SimonHBikes @Mufga

Further and Higher Education Minister Simon Harris is encouraging families to avail of the rent-a-room scheme that allows for income of up to €14,000 a year tax free. Tony Campbell from GetDigs.ie, joined Kieran to discuss the on going issues surrounding student accommodation in this country.

11.12.21 - Tony Campbell & Matt Vis // David T. Baker by Crosstown Conversations

Interview with UNO Art Professor Tony Campbell The journey of being an artist can be highly introspective; a long process of evaluation and revaluation. The resulting pieces of art are a direct result of these internal value structures we create. This was evident during a recent visit to The Mint, home to the New Orleans Jazz museum and a small permanent installation about currency on the ground floor, our ultimate destination. Helpful Links https://www.neworleans.com/plan/streets/saint-claude-avenue https://www.britannica.com/event/Hurricane-Katrina http://www.barristersgallery.com/ https://www.tate.org.uk/art/art-terms/b/biennial#:~:text=A%20biennial%20is%20a%20large,exhibition%20held%20every%20two%20years. https://www.genericartsolutions.com/ https://www.uno.edu/profile/faculty/anthony_campbell https://www.experienceneworleans.com/facts.html https://www.prospect5.org/faq https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Orleans_Mint https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/multimedia/collection_6a2d4f48-abab-11eb-b53b-1f7af19742ed.html

Actor and music producer from Burlington Iowa. Talks about his new movie coming out Dangerous and working with BET and Lil Wayne. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Derek and Chad watch the Wolves first home game ever on YouTube against Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls and commentate on the proceedings. Bill Musselman is a Bond villain, Scott Roth is Nikola Jokic's doppelgänger, and Tony Campbell goes off. 

Great to catch up with John Scorse who is now a familiar member of the Sky team as he covers meetings on twelve tracks in the South East and Southern Districts. He talks of his relationship with the local jockeys and trainers. John explains that the sad passing of race caller and form analyst Tony Campbell led him to his long time role. He acknowledges the contribution of his co presenter Chynna Marston, a former jockey and devoted horse lover. John takes us back to childhood days and the inspiration he received from older brother Alan “Groovy” Scorse who was one of Sydney’s best apprentices. He pays tribute to Alan’s achievements as a jockey and trainer. He looks back on his initial apprenticeship to Jack Denham when he was one of an army of junior riders. John reflects on his multifaceted indentureship. Denham was one of five trainers with whom young “Scorsy” spent time. He remembers his first win and his initial city success. John talks of his big decision to go all the way to Perth for a stable retainer with Wally Mitchell. That fortuitous move led him to the best horse he ever rode- the horse to give him a famous Victorian sprint treble. He acknowledges another Gr 1 win on Western Pago, also a member of the Mitchell team. John talks of his wonderful ten year association with trainer Barbara Joseph and a special mare called Ain’t Seen Nothin’. He reflects on his realisation of a “tipper’s dream”- to pick the card at a Canberra meeting a few years ago. John brings us up to date with the progress of his jockey son Patrick who battles weight but has the lion’s share of talent.

We have an amazing guest on this weeks podcast! We had the honour to sit down with Tony Campbell from Project Control Simplified & discuss absolutely everything to do with project management. Tony is a well-respected project manager consultant with tons of experience in that field. Tony has controlled over £4 billion worth of project, its absolutely amazing all the detail he goes into on this podcast. So if you are looking to become a project manager or manage your own projects then I couldn't recommend this podcast more!!  SPECIAL MENTIONS: https://www.instagram.com/project_control_simplified/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-campbell-projectdeliveryspecialist/ https://www.facebook.com/tony.campbell.75685962 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/premium-property-podcast/message

With the entirety of pro sports in unprecedented lock-down mode, we offer some respite with a rewind back to the curiously borderline major league Continental Basketball Association (1946-2009), and one of its most successful franchises – the original Albany Patroons (1982-92). Video production firm owner/sports doc filmmaker/Cap City native Brendan Casey (“The Minor League Mecca”) helps us trace the story arc of a team that spent ten memorable seasons punching above its weight both on and off the hardwood. On the court, the Patroons won two CBA titles (1984, 1988), five Eastern Division crowns and complied a league-smashing 50-6 regular season record (28-0 in home games) in its penultimate season – becoming a launching pad for eventual NBA coaching standouts like Phil Jackson, George Karl and Bill Musselman.  And a weigh station for notable big-league players past and future such as: Scott Brooks, Tod Murphy, Tony Campbell, Sidney Lowe, Mario Elie, Vincent Askew, and Michael Ray Richardson. In the stands, the Pats routinely squeezed sellout crowds into the city’s 1890s-era Washington Avenue Armory – a reliably intimidating environment where Albany’s rabid fans found themselves intimately part of the action.  The team’s quick success at the gate became the aspirational force for the construction of a new region-defining 15,000-seat Knickerbocker Arena (today’s Times Union Center) in 1990 – only to see attendances dwindle and the franchise eventually drown against a backdrop of rising costs and CBA expansion.

With scandal after scandal in Baltimore including 2 Democratic mayors resigning in a decade, why can’t the Republican Party make any inroads? Hear what Tony Campbell of the MD GOP had to say about the longest of long shots in Baltimore…

In this week's episode, John Focke and Cal Soderquist discuss the extended tear Karl-Anthony Towns has been on, John sits down with Wolves legend Tony Campbell, we meet a member of T-Wolves Gaming, and Cal previews the back-end of the homestand.

Angela McIntosh has devoted her life to public service.  For 13 years, she was active duty in the US Army, and is a veteran of the 1991/1992 Persian Gulf war.  Upon being honorably discharged from the Army, she transitioned to a position as a General Scientist with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), where she remained for 17 years until retirement in May 2017.  Angela's volunteer activities include membership in Christians United for Israel, the largest pro-Israel advocacy group in the nation; serving as a panel member for the Heritage Foundation to help develop voter guides; service as the Secretary and Treasurer for the Republican Women of Frederick County; teaching children at her church, and, in 2018, serving as Coalition Director for Maryland senatorial candidate, Dr. Tony Campbell.  Angela's education includes technical training in Health Physics and Preventive Medicine along with a Bachelor of Science degree in Healthcare Management from Southern Illinois University, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude.  Angela is the recipient of multiple awards received during her service while in the Army and at the NRC.

Today on Midday, we continue our series of Conversations with the Candidates. Tom's guest for the hour is Tony Campbell, the Republican candidate for the United States Senate. He is an adjunct professor of political science at Towson University and is one of four candidates running for the seat currently held by Democrat Ben Cardin. Dr. Campbell won a crowded primary that included 11 candidates. Long involved with Republican politics, he served on the Executive Committee of the MD Republican Party and on the Charter Review Commission of Baltimore County. He ran in the Republican Primary for Baltimore County Executive in 2014, losing to the eventual nominee, George Harmon, by only 20 votes. An African American, Dr. Campbell supports President Donald Trump, citing in particular the tax cuts enacted last year and President Trump’s handling of foreign policy with North Korea and China. Dr. Campbell served in the United States Army as a Chaplain and he received his doctorate from Liberty University Seminary. He is the author of two books, America Today and A More Perfect Union. Dr. Campbell is the father of two children and lives in Baltimore. We live-streamed this show on the WYPR Facebook page. If you missed that video, check it out here.Election Day is Nov. 6 and early voting begins on Oct. 25. Please remember to get out and vote!

Today we continue our series of Conversations with the Candidates with three people who will be on the ballot in November -- who are neither Democrats nor Republicans.The Democracy Fund Voter Study Group reports that for the first time in the last 25 years, 2/3 of Americans see the need for a third party. This support for alternatives to Democrats and Republicans grows out of dissatisfaction with what many see as a dysfunctional two party system, but as to which third party that should be, or if there should be more than one, there is much less consensus. Today, we’ll talk to an Independent, a Libertarian and a member of the Green Party about the reasons behind their candidacies, and their views on the future of third parties moving forward.Joining Tom today in Studio A are:David Lashar, a Libertarian running for Congress in Maryland’s Third District. His opponents are the Democratic incumbent, Congressman John Sarbanes and a Republican, Charles Anthony. Mr. Lashar, a former Republican, is 55. This is his first run for public office;Ian Schlakman is the Green Party candidate for Maryland Governor. In 2016, he ran for Baltimore City Council, and in 2014, he ran for Congress. His opponents are the incumbent, Republican Larry Hogan, and the Democrat, former NAACP President Ben Jealous. Mr. Schlakman has started a couple of tech consulting companies, and he was a founding organizer of the Baltimore B Note, which allowed people to participate in the local economy without relying on the U.S. dollar. He is 33; andNeal Simon is an Independent candidate running for the U.S. Senate seat now held by Democrat Ben Cardin. The Republican in that race is Tony Campbell. Mr. Simon is the CEO of the Rockville-based investment firm Bronfman Rothschild and the chairman of the board of the Greater Washington Community Foundation. He is 50 years old. He is a former registered Democrat, who is now unaffiliated with any party.We livestreamed this conversation on the WYPR Facebook page. To see that video, click here. By the way, today is National Voter Registration Day. Click here for a list of events and to register to vote.

Somewhere in the Middle welcomes Marcus Tony Campbell, author of Rich City Thug-Life Marcus Tony Campbell was raised, along with his brother, in a single-parent home in Richmond, Virginia. As a young man, he got involved in the street life and in the process was eventually incarcerated. While incarcerated, a friend he knew from the street suggested he try writing since he read so much. Not paying any attention, it took for Marcus to get out and get reincarcerated before he gave writing a try. After reading Zane's Sex Chronicles, he thought to himself, I can do that and thus his first novel Club S.E.X. was written. After another setback, he wrote Rich City Thug-Life. He does all his own writing, editing, proofreading, typing, and printing. The true meaning of self-publishing. So far, he has gotten Rich City Thug-Life into his home library system and has been featured in a magazine and at Author Speaks at his main library.

Dr. Tony Campbell is a candidate for U.S. Senate in the June 26th Republican Primary.  Dr. Campbell is a Charter School Board Member, Member of the Baltimore County School Board Nomination Commission, and father of two.  This week the Faith Debate discusses enabling the American Dream for all Marylanders, keeping America secure (particularly our schools), and ideas for education reform.  Jon Switzer joins in for this fourth and final show with Dr. Campbell. The panel: Troy Skinner.  930 WFMD Host/Moderator of The Faith Debate. Jonathan Switzer.  Past-President of Frederick’s Evangelical Ministerial Fellowship, Founder of “Frederick 48”, former candidate for School Board in Frederick County, Founder of Crossroads Valley Church, and Co-Founder of The Faith Debate. Dr. Tony Campbell.  Candidate for United States Senate, Author of “America Today” and “A More Perfect Union”, and part of the Political Science Faculty (teaching religion and politics) at Towson University.

On today's show Shannon & Mike discuss the controversy surrounding 'Tender Age' shelters and the impact it's having on Americans and their politics. Also, Charleston, South Carolina apologizes for its role in the slave trade. And, a West Point graduate is given an other-than honorable discharge after online pics surfaced of him posing with his cap that read 'communism will win' written on the inside of it. Then, Shannon talks with republican candidate Tony Campbell about his run for Maryland's State Senate seat. Plus more.

On today's show Shannon & Mike discuss their trip to Orange County California. Also, Shannon speaks with State Senate candidate Bruce Whitaker former mayor of Fullerton City, California about the upcoming June 5th primary election. And, later Shannon chats with Maryland's U.S. Senate candidate Tony Campbell about his run for office, and why he's the best man for the job. Plus more.

Interview with Angela and Beverly

Containers are great. But can they be even better? Simpler? Easier to use? In this episode, Tony discusses the different things system automation can do to make Kubernetes even more magical than it already is.

Join Cali Kim DaBoss tonight on Luv 4 the Locked Down RADIO Her special guest will be Marcus "Tony" Campbell. He will be talking to us about his time behind the walls and what he has going on since returning home. This like all of our shows is definitely one that you DON'T want to miss. Call 347.215.8932 to listen in and press 1 at any time to talk to the host Don't forget to follow us on social media @ luv4thelockeddownradio

In this podcast Saint Xavier students, Sean Anderson and Mia Morgan, interview former Associate Director of Scheduling to President Barack Obama, Gregory Lorjuste. Mr. Lorjuste discusses his background, how he first became politically involved, and his time serving in the Obama White House. We want to thank Dr. Tony Campbell, Tamara Swanson for helping us set this interview up. Mostly, we have to thank Gregory Lorjuste for his time.

14th August - Tony Campbell - As Family We Go by King's Church in Greater Manchester

Adam & Aaron celebrate the 30th anniversary of Michael Jordan's second season in the National Basketball Association. This episode covers: - NBA regular season - December 24, 1985, through January 7, 1986 - Insightful minutiae, all but lost to the annals of basketball history In this episode, we discuss numerous happenings from the next 15-day block of the 1985-86 NBA season. The Chicago Bulls played six games in this span – three wins and three losses. Legendary Philadelphia 76ers Public Address Announcer, Dave Zinkoff, passed away on Christmas Day. Julius Erving remained in Philadelphia to attend the funeral. We discuss his touching eulogy that honored his great friend. We chat about Michael Jordan's plaster cast - it was removed, just after Christmas, allowing him to increase his rehabilitation efforts. Newspapers suggested his on-court return would likely be February 1, 1986. However, Jordan's first game back wouldn't be until March 15. In other NBA news, future Hall of Famer, Jamaal Wilkes, announced his retirement. George Gervin, praising the skills of opponent, Darryl Dawkins, quoted a line from a Memorex advertisement, popular in its day. This led to some interesting podcast follow-up, surrounding the history of the famous ad. This episode continues our coverage of the 1985-86 NBA season. We encourage your interaction. Feel free to suggest specific games, moments and events from within the season, for us to cover in future episodes of the series. Thanks for taking the time to listen to the show. If you enjoy the content, please share it with your friends! Others mentioned in this episode, include: Alvin Robertson, Hakeem Olajuwon, Purvis Short, Dominique Wilkins, Tony Campbell, Sleepy Floyd, Herb Williams, Bob Thornton, Mike Smrek & John Havlicek. Chicago Bulls games discussed: 85-12-26 - New York Knicks @ Chicago Bulls 85-12-28 - Indiana Pacers @ Chicago Bulls 85-12-30 - Chicago Bulls @ Cleveland Cavaliers 86-01-02 - Detroit Pistons @ Chicago Bulls 86-01-04 - Atlanta Hawks @ Chicago Bulls 86-01-07 - New Jersey Nets @ Chicago Bulls Editor's note: sign-up for my monthly newsletter - receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Support Adam via Amazon: click-through and purchase any item (store-wide – within 24 hours) - it helps support the podcast – importantly, at no additional cost to you. Thanks. Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

Adam & Aaron celebrate the 30th anniversary of Michael Jordan's second season in the National Basketball Association. This episode covers: - Off-season news, notes and quotes - 1985 NBA Draft - Chicago Bulls 1985-86 training camp and preseason games - Insightful minutiae, all but lost to the annals of basketball history We're back with a new series. Starting mid-June, 1985, we discuss a wide array of interesting topics and happenings, from the NBA's off-season. We chat about the Chicago Bulls' moves to sign a new head coach, in the wake of Kevin Loughery's firing. We cover the 1985 NBA Draft and the multitude of deals that Chicago made, to secure Charles Oakley's arrival and the team's future. You'll learn about the 'Schlitz Malt Liquor Summer Basketball League', hosted at Chicago State University, in late June and early July, 1985. Professional players who took part, included Michael Jordan, Isiah Thomas, Reggie Theus, Terry Cummings, Orlando Woolridge & Maurice Cheeks. We also talk about the burgeoning career of (Washington Bullets draftee) Manute Bol. The Chicago Tribune ran a great feature on Bol, covering his then-stint with the United States Basketball League, where he was averaging an astonishing 12 blocks per game. In late July, 1985, the University of Illinois at Chicago, hosted an NBA Rookie Summer League, featuring the Bulls, Hawks, Cavaliers, Pistons, Pacers & Bucks. The teams played a series of exhibitions, open to the public. Players involved - referred to as rookies, free agents and fringe pros - included Spud Webb, Joe Dumars, Kevin Willis, Tony Campbell, Ron Anderson, Antoine Carr, Terence Stansbury & Randy Breuer. To encourage camaraderie and team unity, the Bulls held their (1985-86) preseason training camp at Beloit College, Wisconsin. Aside from basketball, Michael Jordan served as an honorary official (coin toss) at the Beloit-Cornell football game. We detail the Bulls' interest in (free agent) Kyle Macy and the formerly-retired Billy McKinney. Plus, Spencer Haywood made a comeback attempt - attending training camp with the Pistons - two seasons removed from his last NBA game. We recap Chicago's 1985-86 preseason games. They were the only team without a win. We detail the Bulls' interest in (free agent) Kyle Macy and the formerly-retired Billy McKinney. Plus, Spencer Haywood made a comeback attempt - attending training camp with the Pistons - two seasons removed from his last NBA game. To round out the episode, we talk about the Bulls' trade for George Gervin, on the eve of the regular season. That deal had ramifications - for more than one reason. This episode begins our coverage of the 1985-86 NBA season. If you enjoy the content, please share it with your friends! For context, here's our 30-episode series, exploring Michael Jordan's rookie campaign. Others mentioned in this episode, include: Mike Dunleavy, Quintin Dailey, Dave Corzine, Wes Matthews & Adrian Branch. Editor's note: sign-up for my monthly newsletter - receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Support Adam via Amazon: click-through and purchase any item (store-wide – within 24 hours) - it helps support the podcast – importantly, at no additional cost to you. Thanks. Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail