Podcasts about toyota park

Play List: 0:00 Chris Rea - Driving Home for Christmas 4:30 Keni Burke - Risin' to the Top (7" Version) 6:30 Phyllis Hyman - Ain't You Had Enough Love 10:30 Lionel Richie - Serves You Right (Album Version) 17:00 Cherrelle - Saturday Love (feat. Alexander O'neal) [Extended Version] 18:00 Midnight Star - Midas Touch 19:00 Jimi Jones - Say What Again 22:00 A Taste of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie 28:30 John Davis & The Monster Orchestra - Ain't That Enough For You (Extended Disco Version) 32:30 Jojo Effect - Echo Valley 36:00 The Trammps - Can We Come Together (Joey Negro Philly Dub Excursion) 40:00 Tavares - Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel 43:30 Pockets - Come Go With Me (Dave Lee's Found a Place Mix) 48:30 AC Soul Symphony/Dave Lee - Metamorphosis 54:30 Sade - Nothing Can Come Between Us 57:00 Sade - Smooth Operator 1:02:30 Soul II Soul - Back to Life 1:06:00 Womack & Womack - Life's Just a Ballgame 1:11:00 Barry White - Cant Get Enough Of Your Love Baby 1:13:30 The Soul Crusaders - Just Get It 1:19:00 Womack & Womack - Teardrops - Edit 1:23:00 Willie Hutch - Brother's Gonna Work It Out 1:25:30 Lionel Richie - Love Will Find A Way 1:31:30 Bill Withers - Lovely Day 1:35:00 Christopher Cross - Sailing (2001 Remaster) 1:39:00 Billy Preston - My Sweet Lord 1:44:00 Sting - Fields Of Gold 1:47:30 Joe Cocker - You Are So Beautiful 1:49:30 John Lee Hooker - Chill Out (Things Gonna Change) 1:53:30 UB40 - Kingstown Town 1:57:00 Bob Marley & The Wailers - Satisfy My Soul 2:07:00 UB40 - Red Red Wine 2:08:00 Genesis - Hold on My Heart (2007 Remaster) 2:20:30 Rhythm Walker - John Jazzle 2:22:30 Crossroads Guitar Festival - Crossroads Guitar Festival 2010 Part 2 (Live at Toyota Park, Bridgeville, IL, 2010) 2:26:30 Jazz Instrumental Club - Heart That Cannot Be Reversed 2:33:30 Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight (2015 Remaster) 2:37:30 Brian Owens & Thomas Owens - A Change Is Gonna Come 2:50:00 Nathan East - Why Not This Sunday (feat. Ruben Studdard) 2:55:30 Fourplay - Magic Carpet Ride 3:00:30 Bread - Make It with You 3:03:30 Christopher Cross - Ride Like the Wind (2001 Remaster)

Alan is joined by DJ and Tim to recap what went wrong in a loss to DC in a blustery Toyota Park. Tim discusses the chances of Chicago making the playoffs. The Fire return to Solider Field to take on the Red Bulls of New York. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mir97/support

JB caught up with 6 time 2024 Golden Guitar Nominee, Travis Collins. Travis will be performing at TRECC on Friday Jan 26. JB chatted to Travis about kids TV shows, Bluey, as a kid watching Lee Kernaghan on the big stage in Toyota Park... and then doing exactly that.. and having Lee join him (!). Listen to the full interview here!

In this episode, we look in detail at the updated program of free concerts in Country Music Capital's Bicentennial Park... or Toyota Park as it is known during the annual festival.

This week's guest is Chris Toler. Toler and I met at a party in college and instantly clicked with each other and bonded over our love of Phish. In addition to sharing some fun stories from the road, we talked about Toler's first show at Toyota Park in 2010, why '94 is his favorite year of Phish, and the iconic 10/31/94 Reba.     

In this episode, we look forward to the upcoming festival and cover in detail news of Toyota Park free entertainment which will run every night of the festival… including the giant opening concert on festival day one… Toyota Star Maker on the first Sunday evening… the huge Back to the Bush Concert mid week and the busking championships on the last Sunday.

2010 festival The 2010 Crossroads festival was held at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, IL on June 26, 2010. Team UNPLUGGED.

The Fire played at Toyota Park again, and then head coach Rafa Wicky was fired. Are the Chicago Bears really going to leave Soldier Field? Where does that leave CFFC? Results from Chicago House A.C, the Red Stars postpone their match and results from UIC men's and women's teams. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/giovanni-perez/message

Orlando City went on the road twice this past week and came home with a pair of results, running its unbeaten streak to eight matches (5-0-3) after a win at Sporting Kansas City and a draw at FC Dallas. Both were firsts for the Lions, who had never won at Children’s Mercy Park or earned a single point at Toyota Park. We’re breaking down both matches, hitting the key talking points, and awarding our picks for Man of the Match — neither of which was unanimous this week. Ben Cork from Once a Metro stopped by to help us preview Saturday afternoon’s match-up between the Lions and New York Red Bulls. The previously struggling Red Bulls have hit their stride the last two matches and Ben tells us what’s different and what we might expect on Saturday. The Orlando Pride continued their Fall Series schedule in Houston on Saturday and things did not go well. Hey, at least Ashlyn Harris played well. We discuss the match and the current state of the Pride with the Fall Series half over. We also go a little over on our OCB minute after another loss for the Young Lions. This week’s Ask Us Anything segment wants to know about television shows and we like our television shows. If there’s anything — and we do mean anything —you want us to address on our next show, just ask by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. After the mailbag, we give you our key match-ups and score predictions for Orlando City’s match-up Saturday at Exploria Stadium against the Red Bulls. That’s all for this week. Stay safe and enjoy the show! Here’s how show No. 216 went down: 0:15 - The Lions had a pair of successful business trips and we’re here for it. 42:29 - Ben Cork weighs in on the state of the New York Red Bulls heading into Saturday. 1:01:37 - Pride-Dash, OCB, our mailbag, a little Gonzalo Higuain talk, and our key match-ups and predictions for Orlando City vs. the New York Red Bulls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The last place New England Revolution travel to Toyota Park for an Eastern Conference showdown with the Chicago Fire. Tom gets an inside look on Chicago with The Athletic's Paul Tenorio.

Hello! In this timeless episode which may or may not have been recorded in 2018 (See if you can date it), we interview our Retrenders.com host owner and car guy, Eddie. Eddie is a ukelele playing extraordinaire, and car guy without a current project car who has given our podcast a home for the last 2 years. Over an hour and a half we talk about such mature car guy topics as: Michael Jackson's Hair Pokemon... again What it's like to own a Celica, a mkIII Supra, then an ALL TRAC Celica as a young dumb college kid. What it would be like to visit Toyota Park (Think Jurassic Park but with old toyotas instead of dinosaurs) Upgrading from a Miata to a VW Beetle. What it's like to crash a VW Beetle Our updated someday builds and some listener questions! You can find more of Eddie on Instagram at @the_eddie131 All musical stings in this episode are all generously provided by Eddie and Reyson And as usual: Reyson: @yetanotherhero Turtle: @turtle1032 Wes: @thank_you_wes Thank you so much for listening to us ramble about old irrelevant Toyotas for hours. We appreciate it from the bottom of our twin cammed, surface rusty hearts. Stay tuned for more episodes!

Today we are joined by Tesho Akindele who we interviewed in a conference room at Toyota Park while he was a member of FC Dallas. He is now a member of Orlando City, so while we are excited for Tesho we can't help but ask if this was our fault somehow. Several players we interview tend to move on to other clubs. Is it a coincidence? Probably! Or is there a Cooligans curse?!? Segment 1: Soccer Journalism is Deadspin Segment 2: Interview w/ Tesho Akindele of Orlando City Help Jason Saenz Walk Again: https://www.gofundme.com/jason-saenz-recovery-fund-aka-saenz-spinez Thank you to all the Gully Squad members that helped make this episode possible. If you would like to help support the show, join the Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com! Follow us on Twitter! @notalexis @chrispolanco @soccercooligans @ogpodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we are joined by Tesho Akindele who we interviewed in a conference room at Toyota Park while he was a member of FC Dallas. He is now a member of Orlando City, so while we are excited for Tesho we can't help but ask if this was our fault somehow. Several players we interview tend to move on to other clubs. Is it a coincidence? Probably! Or is there a Cooligans curse?!? Segment 1: Soccer Journalism is Deadspin Segment 2: Interview w/ Tesho Akindele of Orlando City Help Jason Saenz Walk Again: https://www.gofundme.com/jason-saenz-recovery-fund-aka-saenz-spinez Thank you to all the Gully Squad members that helped make this episode possible. If you would like to help support the show, join the Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com! Follow us on Twitter! @notalexis @chrispolanco @soccercooligans @ogpodcasts

Hello soccer fans! Thanks for stopping by and giving us a listen. In this episode, you'll get a recap of the scores around Major League Soccer along with the latest news from the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup (USOC) and the Canadian Championship. We also analyze Minnesota United FC's possible play-off push, discuss Alphonso Davies' record setting transfer to Bayern Munich, and Mike shares his stories about attending Chicago vs. TFC. Specifically, the hosts break down the final four teams of the USOC and their picks to win. They also take a detailed look at why Portland Timbers filed a protest against LAFC for using too many international players in their quarterfinal match-up. Will Bob Bradley take another expansion team to the finals? You know the press would love to write that story line! Also, the hosts still think the Canadian Championship is Toronto FC's to lose. With their starters getting healthy, they could be poised for a surprising second half of the MLS season. Did you see how MNUFC dismantled LAFC? Our hosts did, but they don't want to make too much of a big deal about beating a depleted LAFC team, especially when 4 of the next 5 games are against Western Conference playoff teams. However, the Loons have all the pieces, starting with Superman Quintero, to make a playoff push. Finally, Mike shares his experience at Toyota Park in Bridgeview as he and his wife (who is a big fan of Alex Bono) saw the Fire host TFC. When he was not exchanging pleasantries with Jordan Hamilton, Mike was learning information concerning the health of TFC's starting goal keeper. Make sure to tune in to the entire episode to hear what might keep Bono from playing at 100%.   Let us know what you think about these, or any MLS topics, in the comments below. Thanks again for listening!

 In this episode of the podcast “Southern Fried Soccer,” the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Doug Roberson and Jason Longshore of 92.9FM and SoccerDownHere.com discuss Atlanta United’s 2-1 win against Chicago on Saturday at Toyota Park.

New York closes RFK Stadium with a win, but can they get by the Fire in Wednesday's Knockout Round? The Chicago Daily Herald's Orrin Schwarz provides a detailed look at the match at Toyota Park. Also: Regular Season Awards.

The gang returns to review the Fire’s 3-2 win against Philadelphia, review the results and standings around the League, preview the regular season finale at Houston, criticize the wacky MLS Cup Playoffs schedule, and touch on the final ever match day for the CONCACAF Hex. Also, Nick files a rare live report from Toyota Park, Gregg calls in from overseas, Nick questions the hierarchy of meats, the gang laughs at another team’s stadium misfortunes, Nick finds familiar hope in the Houston preview, and Gregg joins Nick in cheering for international chaos, Nick has CONCACAF Champions League on the mind, and Gregg knows when to extricate himself from potentially unpleasant situation. Host: Gregg Mixdorf Panelist: Rudy Gomez Producer: Nick Fedora TRT: 63:17

ExtraTime Radio driven by Continental is back in the comfy confines of the Green Room to break down MLS Week 22. The playoff races are heating up, and wasted opportunities and opportunistic results have clubs going opposite directions. New York is blue thanks to David Villa's first-ever MLS hat-trick, a disallowed Gyasi Zardes goal and LA Galaxy loss inspires a Baerantee, The Answer bites Sporting KC, Seattle puts a hurting on Minnesota (complete with Monty Python reference) and the Chicago Fire flame New England at home, their ninth straight win (!!!) at Toyota Park. All 22 teams get a once over!   In the second segment, Howard Webb, who you'll recognize as the man in the middle at the 2010 World Cup final and is now PRO's Manager of VAR Operations, joins Andrew and David to evaluate the first weekend of Video Review in MLS. Though there were more than 100 checks, only two plays were reviewed. Did the referees get them right? Were there kinks in the process? What is a clear and obvious error? How do referees define the attacking phase? All your questions (and more) answered by the man behind Video Review in MLS.   Monday means Andrew and David head to the Baer's Lair for a wild 20 minutes of MLS banter. First up, stories from the NY Derby, big news with a new addition to ETR on the way and then all your calls and texts from the weekend!   Want to be a part of the show? Drop your thoughts in the comment section, email or tweetthe show and call or text the Hot-Take Hotline at 401-206-0MLS and you could appear on ExtraTime Radio or ExtraTime Live! Free advice: Keep it short and sweet and avoid colorful language!  

St. Louis FC General Manager Jeremy Alumbaugh joins the show to discuss the status of the FC and Toyota Park after the second flood hit the venue in just under two years. Saint Louis FC: http://saintlouisfc.comThe post May 6, 2017 – STL United – Segment 2 appeared first on insidestl.com.

St. Louis FC General Manager Jeremy Alumbaugh joins the show to discuss the status of the FC and Toyota Park after the second flood hit the venue in just under two years. Saint Louis FC: http://saintlouisfc.comThe post May 6, 2017 – STL United – Segment 2 appeared first on insidestl.com.

Crew SC play-by-play commentator Neil Sika and color analyst Dwight Burgess host Inside Crew SC following the team's 1-0 loss to the Chicago Fire at Toyota Park in Week 6 of the 2017 Major League Soccer regular season. Goalkeeper Zack Steffen joins the show after his Acura Man of the Match performance and four saves.

  Norway plans to switch off FM radio. We discuss Norways plan to shut off FM radio and switch to digital only broadcast http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/06/norway-to-switch-off-fm-radio-in-risky-unpopular-shift-to-digital.html   We announce a new show layout coming soon. We will be releasing secondary episodes titled All Around Weird. Instead of mixing our music and weird topics we will be separating them on their own episodes releasing them on Wednesday. Stay tuned!     Updates: Falling In Reverse announce their new album ‘Coming Home’ The Maine announce their new album ‘Lovely, Little, Lonely’ Dashboard Confessional release surprise EP—cover the 1975, Justin Bieber, Julien Baker and more Gorillaz release first new song in six years, politically charged “Hallelujah Money” Sum 41 are releasing their debut album ‘All Killer No Filler’ on vinyl Third Eye Blind announced a twentieth anniversary tour in celebration of their self-titled debut album.         -On the Summer Gods Tour, the band will play the album in full at each show and Silvers Pickups will support. Tickets go on sale January 26th The Killers say new material feels “heavier” than anything they’ve ever done Dropkick Murphys’ new album lands at No. 8 on Billboards Top 200 The second annual Chicago Open Air has announced its lineup for the three-day music, craft beer and gourmet food festival July 14, 15 and 16 at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, IL. Performers include legendary rock artists Ozzy Osbourne, KISS, and Korn, along with Rob Zombie, Slayer, Godsmack, Stone Sour, Megadeth, Lamb Of God, Seether, Meshuggah, Anthrax, Clutch, Body Count, and many more. If you’re into the game Rocksmith, Blink-182 will be coming back with a 5-song DLC pack.   Intro music by CodeBlue https://soundcloud.com/cody-blevins

Hat tricks, ejections and last-second comebacks marked a weekend of MLS action that saw Clint Dempsey feast on the service of Jordan Morris, Jesse Marsch get the boot in LA and Giovinco prove he’s the class of the league – again. Ben the Research Baer jumps on to deliver a hot take on Seattle’s playoff chances, and Nick Rimando makes more history.  Ahead of the US Open Cup semifinals, Chicago Fire general manager Nelson Rodriguez stops by the studio to give a behind-the-scenes look at the club’s transfer dealings, explain why they haven’t splashed the cash – yet, anyway – and dream about winning a trophy in front of the home fans at Toyota Park. In the mailbag, the guys share their MLS origin stories, plus Sounders fans explain what a successful season looks like, even if it doesn’t include the playoffs, and why LA is obviously excluded from the Cascadia Cup.

ETR favorite and LA Galaxy attacker Mike Magee joins the show for some MLS story time ahead of a Sunday tripleheader. Find out what MLS was like back in 2003, what living in New York City was like as an 18-year-old MetroStars rookie, why Bruce Arena threatens to cut him, what the Timbers face in their quest to defend their title and the best ways to roast Sebastian 'Da Boy' Lletget. Plus, all the talking points from #SEAvHOU (4 pm ET, ESPN), #NYCvCHI (7:30 pm ET, FS1) and #LAvPOR (9:30 pm ET, FS1). The second segment starts with a debate: Who is the most underrated player in MLS? After that, the guys wonder whether Seattle finally found their DP attacking midfielder, if Montreal's midfield is good enough as currently constituted and whether Sporting KC will take three points on the road against the Red Bull as they roll through the full weekend preview. In the mailbag, the guys' get a lesson in food safety and Fire fans explain what it was like last weekend in the frigid cold at Toyota Park.

We're all pretty stoked about the Lions getting back-to-back wins. You know what I'm saying? Like, winning is better than losing! We break down the 1-0 victory over Chicago Fire at Toyota Park, giving you our overall thoughts on the match, discuss what Brek Shea's return has meant to the club, and hand out our selections for Man of the Match.  The defense seems to be starting to gel now that David Mateos has played a few matches in purple and that's great to see. And Bryan Rochez has had a couple of super-sub performances off the bench and that could lead to a start this Friday. Speaking of Friday, we are joined by Jason Iapicco from Once a Metro to preview this weekend's game at Red Bull Arena. Jason gives us the RBNY perspective and it's unanimous -- we all want Orlando City to finish ahead of New York City FC.  Here's how the magic happened: 0:26- We're thrilled with more points, excited to have Brek Shea back, and intrigued to see what Adrian Heath does with his lineup on Friday. 15:40- Jason jumps aboard to let us know what's changed with the Red Bulls since the last meeting and discusses what it takes to be successful in MLS. 38:02- Prognostication time! Who will start? What's the key to the match? Who will win? We take our best shot at getting it right for a change, and -- surprise! -- we're split on this. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So that's what three points feel like. It's been awhile. Brek Shea returned and Adrian Winter and Bryan Rochez both opened their MLS accounts as the Lions claimed all the points against former OCSC star Dom Dwyer and his Sporting Kansas City teammates at the Citrus Bowl Sunday. Andrew Harrison joins host Michael Citro to discuss the game's talking points and bask in the glow of victory. Then Hot Time in the Old Town Editor-in-Chief Sean Spence joins us to look ahead to Chicago on Saturday and which players may or may not play at Toyota Park for the Fire. Sean gave us the lowdown on the situation in Chicago and what we can expect on Saturday, plus his score prediction. And we give our key match-ups for the weekend and our not-to-be-wagered-on predictions for the game against the Fire.  Here's how it happened: 0:25- Victory! Andrew and Michael dissect a very satisfying 3-1 home win on Sunday and spotlight the performances by Adrian Winter, Bryan Rochez, Brek Shea, Cristian Higuita, Servando Carrasco and others. Plus our Man of the Match selections. 21:20- Sean Spence jumps on and he's got much to say about the state of the Chicago Fire. He previews Chicago's speedy forwards and midfielders and which ones might sit out the match Saturday. Plus he gives us his take on the NWSL as Orlando City seems on the brink of adding a women's team. 47:36- Our key match-ups and prediction time! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The show that was nominated in 2014 for the best American Internet Soccer Radio Show for the entire year by World Soccer Talk. Join me as I discuss the Red Bulls Mid-Week match up against the struggling Chicago Fire. Trying to break the jinx that is Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Antenna is a 5 piece original rock band from Chicago with a powerful sound and Latin flare. Since 2005, Antenna has graced the stage at the Double Door, Joe’s on Weed Street, Toyota Park, Congress Theater and Concord Music Hall playing alongside Jarabe Depalo, Natalia Lafourcade, and Elefante among others. Antenna’s musical style can be traced back to diverse roots combining Mexican American culture with growing up in Chicago in the 70’s and 80’s. Influencers range from traditional Mexican music, modern Spanish rock, progressive rock, and American and British rock of the 1960’s-90’s. The band boasts a voting member of the Latin Grammies, guitarist Mario Roldán, who is originally from Guatemala City, Guatemala.