Podcast appearances and mentions of tyler cox

In episode 205 of Beyond The Story, Sebastian Rusk is joined by Tyler Cox, Director of Marketing and Growth at VaynerSpeakers. They discuss the evolving world of public speaking in the content creation era and how personal brands are leading the way. Tyler also shares his insights on the importance of authentic communication and avoiding regurgitated content.Tune in for an engaging conversation on disrupting the traditional world of public speaking and building a personal brand.TIMESTAMPS[00:02:15] The World of VaynerSpeakers.[00:04:51] Building a Brand with Substance.[00:08:21] The Adjustment Period of Content Creation.[00:10:30] Brand Authenticity and Differentiation.[00:16:02] Shifting to Providing Value.[00:23:15] The Art of Storytelling.[00:27:40] VaynerSpeakers in 2024.In this episode, Sebastian Rusk and Tyler Cox delve into the significance of personal brands in the content era, emphasizing the increasing importance of reputation. This underscores the idea that how you present yourself and the content you create online will shape your reputation and how others perceive you.QUOTES"Mindsets change. They're doing something different because of the way and what our speakers are talking about and how they bring it to the table." - Tyler Cox"And we get that information and it's really exciting to pass along to our speakers and exciting for us as a team to see, because, there's not only compliments for our speakers and what they are doing on the stage, but there's compliments to the process as well." - Tyler Cox“Your brand is simply what people are talking about you when you're not in the room. Right now, if you're just out there creating noise and you're not providing value, then I don't care for your brand now.” - Tyler Cox“Now there's nothing wrong with replicating something else from somebody else. That's honestly how a lot of people become successful these days. But when it comes to our speakers and making sure that the ones that we bring on our side and the ones that we are bringing out there have a background that is unique.” - Tyler CoxSOCIAL MEDIA LINKSSebastian RuskInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyondthestorypodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BeyondTheStoryPodcast/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sebastianrusk/Tyler CoxInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tylermcox/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tyler.cox.9421/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-cox/WEBSITESBeyond The Story Podcast: https://www.beyondthestorypodcast.com/VaynerSpeakers: https://vaynerspeakers.com/==========================Need help launching your podcast?Schedule a Free Podcast Strategy Call TODAY!PodcastLaunchLabNow.com

Wanna talk dirty?! Tonight we dive into the dirt racing life of Tyler Cox from Paris TN! Listen to him tell us his story of his passion for racing!

USMC PFC Tyler Cox of Dike, Iowa, died "unexpectedly" at Camp Lejeune, NC April 29, 2020, of a "training accident." Truth be told, his mother, Sara Cox, received a phone call days later from his company commander stating that Tyler was shot in the back of the head at the weapons range. He retracted his statement, and NCIS stepped in and said he was shot point-blank in the temple. Yet again, the story changed, and they claimed that 19-year-old PFC Tyler Cox shot himself in the forehead with a long rifle. The investigation was completed and closed within two months. That is expedient for any wrongful death in the military. His chain of command never personally contacted the family after the initial phone call. The unit was put on a gag order. No one was allowed to talk to the parents. WHY? If it was only a suicide? There was never even a memorial service for this young Marine. This young man was a victim of negligent homicide, and his legacy was disrespected by the United States Maine Corps. This military branch has been losing an average of one Marine a month on US soil due to "training accidents." This was no accident. The weapons range leadership put these Marines in a circle with loaded weapons pointing at one another and their was a discharge that went straight into Tylers temple. No one was held accountable. This was a yet, another complete coverup by the USMC.

Former Program Director for WBAP, Tyler Cox, joined the show on WBAP's 100th Anniversary. What has WBAP meant to you over the years? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nov 16th, '20 - Eric Sizemore, Tyler Cox, Michael Le Buhn, George Cruikshank - Disputed Election, Sec of Defense fired, ppl leaving FB & Twitter for Parler

On this episode of the Navigating Blindness podcast, Tyler Cox shares how Bosma's Salesforce training course helped prepare him for a career as a Salesforce administrator.

Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 190 features an interview with Andrew Lund and Tyler Cox of Thought Leaders. My thanks to Andy and Tyler for speaking with me, and to all of you for listening. Music In This Episode: "Gold Soldiers" taken from the EP Wires Crossed "Radiator" taken from the split single with The Tunnel "Burning Glass" "Desire Reserve" taken from the album In Wastelands Thanks for listening! Interviews, reviews, and more at www.dreamsofconsciousness.com

We are back with more Marvel Magic. This time Gigi, Craig, Hannah and Tyler are taking the time to discuss all things Antman and we guarantee you that this is one of the wildest episodes we have done so far. Ants Ants Ants! CRAIG: https://twitter.com/NotSoGrumpCraig https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyPX9B3BxBKruX5EfXKHIPQ HANNAH: https://twitter.com/H_Whyman1 https://www.instagram.com/h_whyman1/ TYLER COX: https://twitter.com/TylerPhillipCox https://www.instagram.com/tylerphillipcox/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoU5-h0iI4ERAzN9B7DksXQ TYLERS PODCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/0CVTuM7qwSjx1gSi5ZXmvu?si=Aff4zlsBSaK-CXjLvDb-AA SOCIAL MEDIA: GIGI: https://www.instagram.com/iam.lolahamilton/ SAGI: https://www.instagram.com/_abbyll/ REVSERIES: revolution-series.com https://www.instagram.com/revseries/

Now that it's grillin' season I thought I'd revisit one of my favorite Roker Radio episodes as my old co-host Tyler Cox and I talk with Dr. BBQ! He gives us his tips for all of your Summer grilling, plus his foolproof secret for fall of the bone ribs! I've tried it many times, and it's the bomb! So get ready for a masterclass on grilling, it'll be your go-to! And if you're ever in the Tampa/St. Pete area, make sure you stop by Dr. BBQ The Restaurant! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rokerradio/support

Facebook for the Blind Eric Sizemore, Michael Lebuhn, George Cruikshank and Tyler Cox covering what happened today with inside info from a former White House employee (Michael)...

In this episode Gigi has Tyler Cox back as guest and they talk about all things around the TV show Gotham. Gigi and Sagi – world explorer, wisdom and shenanigans. Two creatives of the REV Collective take on the world by sharing experiences in the industry and talking to experts of all kinds. A podcast full of everything life changing from relevant topics to make a change in the world over to nerdy episodes of deeper insights into books, TV shows, movies and anything that is worth talking about. Gigi and Sagi is a platform for any ethnicity, gender, sexuality and interest with voices from all around the world. Gigi und Sagi - Welterkunder, Weisheit und colaterales Chaos. Zwei kreative Seelen des REV Collective erkunden die Welt und geben euch Einblicke aus den kreativen Industrien und quatschen mit Experten aller Art. Ein Podcast voller lebensreicher Ereignisse von relevanten Themen, die die Welt verändern bis hin zu nerdy Episoden, die einen tieferen Einblick in die Materie von Büchern, Serien, Filmen und anderen relevanten Themen geben. Gigi und Sagi ist eine Plattform für alle Ethnien, Geschlechter, Sexualitäten und Interessen mit Stimmen aus aller Welt. TYLER COX: https://twitter.com/TylerPhillipCox https://www.instagram.com/tylerphillipcox/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoU5-h0iI4ERAzN9B7DksXQ TYLERS PODCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/0CVTuM7qwSjx1gSi5ZXmvu?si=Aff4zlsBSaK-CXjLvDb-AA SOCIAL MEDIA: GIGI: https://www.instagram.com/lchamiltonarts/ https://www.instagram.com/revmentoring/ SAGI: https://www.instagram.com/_abbyll/ REVSERIES: revolution-series.com https://www.instagram.com/revseries/

In this episode Gigi has Tyler Cox as guest and together they talk about the Walking Dead and Conventions. Gigi and Sagi – world explorer, wisdom and shenanigans. Two creatives of the REV Collective take on the world by sharing experiences in the industry and talking to experts of all kinds. A podcast full of everything life changing from relevant topics to make a change in the world over to nerdy episodes of deeper insights into books, TV shows, movies and anything that is worth talking about. Gigi and Sagi is a platform for any ethnicity, gender, sexuality and interest with voices from all around the world. Gigi und Sagi - Welterkunder, Weisheit und colaterales Chaos. Zwei kreative Seelen des REV Collective erkunden die Welt und geben euch Einblicke aus den kreativen Industrien und quatschen mit Experten aller Art. Ein Podcast voller lebensreicher Ereignisse von relevanten Themen, die die Welt verändern bis hin zu nerdy Episoden, die einen tieferen Einblick in die Materie von Büchern, Serien, Filmen und anderen relevanten Themen geben. Gigi und Sagi ist eine Plattform für alle Ethnien, Geschlechter, Sexualitäten und Interessen mit Stimmen aus aller Welt. TYLER COX: https://twitter.com/TylerPhillipCox https://www.instagram.com/tylerphillipcox/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoU5-h0iI4ERAzN9B7DksXQ TYLERS PODCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/0CVTuM7qwSjx1gSi5ZXmvu?si=Aff4zlsBSaK-CXjLvDb-AA SOCIAL MEDIA: GIGI: https://www.instagram.com/lchamiltonarts/ https://www.instagram.com/revmentoring/ SAGI: https://www.instagram.com/_abbyll/ REVSERIES: revolution-series.com https://www.instagram.com/revseries/

Nuestro estudiante destacado es Tyler Cox, estudiante senior de Glencoe. ¡Ha recibido un nombramiento para la Academia Naval de los Estados Unidos con otro posible nombramiento en camino de parte de West Point! Los nombramientos de la Academia Militar de los Estados Unidos requieren la nominación por parte de un senador o representante de los Estados Unidos y el senador de Oregón, Jeff Merkley proporcionó esa nominación para Tyler. Consulte nuestro sitio web para obtener más información sobre la experiencia de Tyler en sus propias palabras. ¡Así se hace, Tyler! ¡Nos haces sentir orgullosos de ser HSD!

Our Featured Student is Glencoe senior Tyler Cox. He has received an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy with another potentially on the way from West Point! U.S. Military Academy appointments require nomination by a U.S. Senator or Representative, and Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley provided that nomination for Tyler. See our website for more information about Tyler’s journey in his own words. Congratulations and way to go, Tyler! You make us Proud to be HSD!

Former Rush Limbaugh Program Director Tyler Cox joins the Hammer & Nigel Show to talk about what it was like to work with Rush Limbaugh and his legacy.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A day after the passing of Conservative radio icon Rush Limbaugh, Tyler Cox, his former colleague and former Program Director for WBAP, joined the show to offer stories from the good 'ol days.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What Makes Cox Tile a Good Neighbor...Cox Tile, Inc. has been a family owned and operated business since 1948, dedicated from its inception to providing its customers with the highest quality tile installation in a wide variety of applications. Howard Cox built the company from the ground up in Toledo, Ohio together with his son Jim who eventually took over firm when Howard retired.In 1986 Jim moved the company to Naples, Florida and quickly established himself in this burgeoning market by combining quality craftsmanship with honesty and integrity. This simple formula allowed Jim to develop a lasting reputation as the gold standard in tile craftsmanship and quality with local contractors, designers, and homeowners in the Naples region.Cox Tile works both with residential and commercial customers, and handles just about any tile job imaginable—both indoor and outdoor. The experience and attention to detail that characterizes our work can be seen in our photo gallery which we proudly invite you visit.To learn more about Cox Tile, go to: https://coxtilenaples.com/Cox Tile1895 Seward Ave · Suite 1Naples, FL 34109(239) 598-4961Support the show (https://goodneighborpodcast.com)

The First Take Welcome to Halfback Dynasty! We are thrilled to release our pilot episode. In this episode, you will get to know our Co-Hosts, Tyler Cox and Brendan Schmidt. To us, it's important that you get to know both Co-Hosts so you feel like a member of the podcast. We want you to trust our opinions and enjoy our conversations based on our personalities. This episode will feature information about NFL team identities, possible coaching changes and an assortment of player evaluations. Who has exceeded expectations so far this season and who has NOT exceeded expectations? Which teams have an absolute JUICY matchup in week 5? Listen closely as you might here some worthwhile advice! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/halfback-dynasty/support

Chris and Kyle take a trip down to Chattahoochee Avenue to chat with Elliot Hall, CEO and Co-Founder and Tyler Cox, Head Brewer at Fire Maker Brewing Company. They chat about how they got started, where the name Fire Maker came from, beer trends, and of course sample some of their beers.

Mark's former manager Tyler Cox joins Mark to discuss the passing of Bill MackSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last Dance, Up and Coming Squads, Ball Game, Mock Draft

The boys finally bite the bullet and address the Trump impeachment probe- with help(?) from returning champion, Fake Alex Jones! Also: Death Metal Road Trip, "El Camino" Impressions, "Joker" Followup, and THE COX REPORT With special guest Tyler Cox!

1999 – First Year Was working at a KFC in the Grafton section of Yorktown, Va. Got a call from Mike Newbern. “Twink, Gary Alcon (ref) can't make it, do you want to go to Fargo?” That right there changed it all. Everything. Stayed in Reed Johnson Hall. Virginian Christian Smith made the Cadet Freestyle finals at 83.5 pounds. He ended up being a 3x state champion and NCAA qualifier for Duke and Liberty (He took down Nickerson in 2007 to open up the tournament). There was no Buffalo Wild Wings. There was a Bison Turf, there was a mug and I may or may not have been from Alabama. Or named Kevin. Shared a dial-up line with Sara Koenig from NCMat.com (you know her now as one of the tournament directors for the Super 32. Rob Sherrill vouched for me for a media credential. Thankfully, I'd met him in Virginia at the Virginia Duals when I was in high school. Don't remember much about the competition since I was still pretty new to the national scene. We had the Dream Team Classic in VA that year, so I paid attention to guys like Foley Dowd, Jason Powell, Clark Forward — and two of those Team USA guys met in the finals, Damion Hahn beat Jason Potter. 2000 – Year 2 Buffalo Wild Wings Opened. Taco Bell re-opened, it was closed the year before for renovations. Harry Lester vs. Mark Jayne, Junior Greco. Jayne was returning JR. Champ, Lester won cadets the year before. 3-5-3 (BOOM). 132 pounds. Virginia had two cadet champs – Christian Staylor and Albert Childress (almost bookends) Kid named Tyler Safratowich of Minnesota won at 83.5 pounds, did a backflip, then he started eating. Mary Kelly going 2-2 in Cadet Freestyle and Micah Amrozowicz, now the head coach at the Newport News Apprentice School, having to come from behind to beat her 8-7. 2001 – Year 3 Started doing freelance work for TheMat.com and wrote features on the Dibbern triplets, Mary Kelly wrestling against the boys in the Juniors. Cerebral Palsy kid J.C. McMaster – his e-mail address was pimp_limpin@ something another dot com. Jeff Courtney, a deaf All-American from West Virginia ? and TRAVIS EFFING LEE. Lee “leis' greco gold. Beat Nick Simmons. Stopping Simmons from becoming just the second guy to win 4 JR FS titles. As of right now, it’s only Alan Fried. 2002 – Year 4 – Drove from ODU. FIRST YEAR OF FEDERATION WEIGHTS. WENT FROM 96 AAS TO 120 IN JUNIORS 104-136 Started bringing my radio equipment and doing the webcast for USAW with Rob and the late Jon Ponwani. Cleveland – NO Chicago – Driving down Addison, game over Milwaukee – Karaoke at a Friday's in Brookfield, WIS Minneapolis – Twins vs. Angels, Milton vs. Washburn, preview of ALCS First year of Junior Women — Malinda Ripley beat Mary Kelly in the finals. Who the hell is Malinda Ripley? Natasha Umemoto was 3rd. She got the first pin of the tournament ever. Poeta beat Metcalf in Cadet FS. Only finals loss in Metcalf's Fargo career. Stepovers, if I recall correctly for exposure. Decent year from VA, Anthony Burke from my club was 5th in a bracket with Coleman Scott, Mike Rowe, Garrett Scott, Mike Rodrigues, Jake Kreigbaum and Eric Albright. I think I had a team PA jacket on when I gave Burke a high five after beating Albright for 5th. Patrick Bond won Cadet FS. Todd Meneely was the OW, beating Teyon Ware. Some guy with an Afro won Junior FS at 171. Herbert was 3rd. Afro guy recently lost a fight. VANS WARPED TOUR WAS OUTSIDE. 2003 – Year 5 – Drove from ODU on short notice Got up, went to Jiffy Lube and boom. Drove to Milwaukee – was using an old atlas, so I didn't know about the cut through via Rockford and kept adding 90 more minutes to my ride. Went to the same Fridays to sing karaoke again. Sat on top of my truck after a session and listened to a Willie Nelson concert at Newman Outdoor Stadium. Years later, Doc Jim Porter would crap all over my Nelson story and say he went and ended up hanging out with him. All-Southern Cadet final as Nick Marable of Tennessee beat Ben Fiacco of Georgia at 145 Cormier vs. Morrison wrestle-off. I slept through the first one. Not a great moment, but indicative of my 20s. 2004 – Year 6 Rode the bus with team Virginia, wrote a blog as we went all week for the old Mat Talk. Won the Connect 4 championship on the bus, beat Josh Wine 51 consecutive times in Connect 4. Finished up my last college class two weeks after getting home. Finishing up 7 years in college. Henry Cejudo beat Spenser Mango in the Greco finals, was up 9-0 or something and thought he'd gotten the tech, then Mango bombed him for 3 (should have been 5) before Cejudo finished it 13-3. 2005- Year 7 – Hired at InterMat. Pretty sure I flew. Stayed at either the Econo Lodge or the Best Western near Bucks. I still hear the bullhorn go off whenever I hear Mony Mony. Florida had a monster year, although I got into an “argument” with Rob Sherrill about who Franklin Gomez counted for — Florida or Puerto Rico. I say PR, because that's who he was representing. Robby Smith beat Cody Gardner in Freestyle, which stunned us from VA. Justin Wren won in Greco, but when Luke Ashmore won, they all climbed over the railing to celebrate, then trying to go back, Wren got into an argument with a security guard and got thrown out. Couple of Wyoming kids met in the Greco finals, but one had moved to Ohio. Tyler Cox pinned David Taylor in Cadet Greco. Taylor beat BJ Futrell to win cadet FS at 91 ? pounds. 2006 – Year 8 First year of the garbage rules. Hit a rainstorm coming through O'Hare and spent the night there. Connor McDonald took my spot on the last plane to Fargo from O'Hare. Then he wins the tournament. The little shit. ODU had two signees in the Fargo finals — James Nicholson at 119 and Adam Koballa at 130. Eric Grajales bombed Donte Butler and during my interview, Butler cut through it talking some trash. Grajales goes “I just fived you!” in response. Butler has the unique distinction of being the ONLY five-time finalist to never win a title. Eli and Michaela Hutchison become first brother-sister combo to win Junior titles in the same year. 2007 – Year 9 Oregon's Norman Richmond with the breakout performance splitting finals with Jason Chamberlain Helen Maroulis wins a chicken, Nicole Woody goes nuts and ruins my interview. Hayden Zillmer and Jade Rauser at the same weight — 84 pounds — Zillmer doubled at 84 pounds. Alton brothers, Josh Kindig from PA. Nasty. 2008 – Year 10 – Last year at InterMat Drove straight through from PA to Minnesota. Stopped in St. Cloud for about 2 hours, missed the first session. 2009 – Year 11 – Wrestling 411/USAW “That just happened” – This was the finals where Mark Grey was about to start giving an interview, then he was brought back to the mat to re-wrestle the last few seconds of a second period, only to have Ben Whitford score, force a third and then win the title with a third-period win. Man, those rules sucked. 2010 – Year 12 – USA Wrestling F-Rod's Triple Crown Ringer over Ness Grant LaMont makes Greco finals at Juniors as a first-year Cadet. He doesn’t wrestle on Sundays and Cadet Greco kicked off on a Sunday. Well, let’s move up. 2011 – Year 13 – USA Wrestling Parker VonEgidy makes finals with TWO losses. Ended up with 3. Situation – Abounader, VonEgidy, O'Donnell- won by Ricky Robertson. I think I’ve rehashed this on every single show I’ve had Dom Abounader on. Pat Downey with limited FS experience wins over Jordan Rogers at 171. This looks a lot better now than it did then. 2012 – Year 14 – USA Wrestling Zain vs. Zane at 132. Retherford would win cadet WC that year. Cox/Snyder – J'Den wins Freestyle, Kyle wins Greco. Brett Haas wrestles them both. Willie crashed on my couch and squatted all week during his TOM era. 2013 – Year 15 – AWN/TOM Did the interviews on short notice. Elijah Oliver's gross cauliflower ear Stephanie Hampton making fun of my clothing choices. Jake Marnin was a JV kid and won the cadet triple crown 2014 – Year 16 – Mat Talk Coltan Williams from Texas, OMG that throw in Cadet FS vs. Wilson Smith of NC Johnny Blankenship and Trey Meyer going through my table, and through me — no STWP tonight folks. 2015 – Year 17 – Mat Talk How good those cadet champs were. Gable Steveson, Schwartz, RBY, Raimo, Warner. Wittlake's shoes. Interviewed the Mayor of Fargo for Short Time. He lied about there not being any construction around town. 2016 – Year 18 – Mat Talk Turf burned down. Nothing else matters. 2017- Year 19 – Mat Talk Alabama’s Sam Latona won the state’s first Junior freestyle championship. The soon-to-be Virginia Tech signee claimed gold at 106 pounds. Two months before they would win Cadet World Championships, Will Lewan and Aaron Brooks won Fargo titles. No Turf, so Herd & Horns was the replacement venue for mugs. There weren’t nearly as many shenanigans there, simply because it was cleaner, neater and had better food. 2018 – Year 20 – Mat Talk The Turf re-opened. There was again cornhole to be played. Willie, Spey and myself championed the first ever Wrestling Trivia night. Spey dropped some quality knowledge, all the while Willie answered ONE question, then paraded around the restaurant like he was the freaking MVP. Entries here were 4,999, just one below the elusive 5,000. Carson Manville represented Pennsylvania, however that works, and won double Cadet titles. Jakason Burks was mighty impressive, winning Nebraska’s first Cadet freestyle title since Thomas Gilman represented the state in 2010. Super beastly crop of champions on the Junior freestyle side of things too with pretty much everyone being a hammer. Introduced Earl Smith to Fargo. Ashley Sword showed me that I could get free nachos with the Buffalo Wild Wings app. I was also interviewed by Wayne Fish. Zach Elam generally thought I was mad at him. Discovered Labby’s has Castle Cream Ale on draft – the last night we were there. 2019- Year 21 – Mat Talk The mug turns 21. The bartenders at The Turf are tired of hearing that story. Things I can't remember the year, but are of note. — The year the first session wa

This week the show receives a warning call from friend of the show Fake Alex Jones! Also, DSNews and The Cox Report with Tyler Cox.

Walt Disney was a twisted individual. Disney movies contain super dark content. There are obscene messages hidden in these kids' movies. The boys and Tyler are on the case!

The Science Olympiad team is loaded with dedicated, innovative, and competitive students. Steve talks with Jason Zheng '20, Anthony Bogar '19, Josh Frank '19, and Tyler Cox '19 about what it's like to be a member of the team. Produced by Steven Zucca '20

Want to know how to play like a professional? Find out how high-level musicians obtain, maintain, and utilize their technique in Matt's conversation with pro tech-death guitarists Tyler Cox (Simulacra) and Nick Padovani (Equipoise)!

Join the full studio this week as the boys chat with Tyler Cox (of SImulacra) and Nick Padovani (of Equipoise)on Weebs, Technical Death Metal, Dave and Tyler's distaste for furries, and much more!

In this special sneak preview, catch technical death metal guitar gurus Nick Padovani (of Equipoise) and Tyler Cox (of Simulacra) in an enlightening conversation on Tech Death, accessibility in complex music, and Justin Bieber! Catch the full episode featuring a full studio discussing Weebs, Death Metal, Furries, and much more on 3/26!

In this episode, we sit down with Tyler Cox of Outer Light Brewing Company to discuss their recent rebranding, canning and the importance of social media.  We also discuss the Great American Beer Festival that took place last weekend and Joe has One for the Road.

37.2: Strategies for Homework by Dr. Barbara Taylor Cox

37.1: From Elementary to JR High, from JR High to High School by Dr. Barbara Taylor Cox

37.3: Summer Reading by Dr. Barbara Taylor Cox

37.4: From Paper to PC, Having fun with the SATs?? by Dr. Barbara Taylor Cox

37.5: Success at School Starts @ Home by Dr. Barbara Taylor Cox

Episode 345 is a solo show where I’m talking about some of the best memories, not all the best, but just some good and maybe some bad memories of my 19 years covering the Cadet & Junior Nationals. Below is the “show notes” which were basically the rough outline for the show Richard Immel and I were going to do from Fargo. Pardon the grammar and lack of actual respectable prose here, it was initially an outline. 1999 - First Year Was working at a KFC in the Grafton section of Yorktown, Va. Got a call from Mike Newbern. “Twink, Gary Alcon (ref) can’t make it, do you want to go to Fargo?” That right there changed it all. Everything. Stayed in Reed Johnson Hall. Virginian Christian Smith made the Cadet Freestyle finals at 83.5 pounds. He ended up being a 3x state champion and NCAA qualifier for Duke and Liberty (He took down Nickerson in 2007 to open up the tournament). There was no Buffalo Wild Wings. There was a Bison Turf, there was a mug and I may or may not have been from Alabama. Or named Kevin. Shared a dial-up line with Sara Koenig from NCMat.com (you know her now as one of the tournament directors for the Super 32. Rob Sherrill vouched for me for a media credential. Thankfully, I’d met him in Virginia at the Virginia Duals when I was in high school. Don’t remember much about the competition since I was still pretty new to the national scene. We had the Dream Team Classic in VA that year, so I paid attention to guys like Foley Dowd, Jason Powell, Clark Forward -- and two of those Team USA guys met in the finals, Damion Hahn beat Jason Potter. 2000 - Year 2 Buffalo Wild Wings Opened. Taco Bell re-opened, it was closed the year before for renovations. Harry Lester vs. Mark Jayne, Junior Greco. Jayne was returning JR. Champ, Lester won cadets the year before. 3-5-3 (BOOM). 132 pounds. Virginia had two cadet champs - Christian Staylor and Albert Childress (almost bookends) Kid named Tyler Safratowich of Minnesota won at 83.5 pounds, did a backflip, then he started eating. Mary Kelly going 2-2 in Cadet Freestyle and Micah Amrozowicz having to come from behind to beat her 8-7. 2001 - Year 3 Started doing freelance work for TheMat.com and wrote features on the Dibbern triplets, Mary Kelly wrestling against the boys in the Juniors. Cerebral Palsy kid J.C. McMaster - his e-mail address was pimp_limpin@ something another dot com. Jeff Courtney, a deaf All-American from West Virginia … and TRAVIS EFFING LEE. Lee “leis’ greco gold. Beat Nick Simmons. Stopping Simmons from becoming just the 2nd guy to win 4 JR FS titles. 2002 - Year 4 - Drove from ODU. FIRST YEAR OF FEDERATION WEIGHTS. WENT FROM 96 AAS TO 120 IN JUNIORS 104-136 Started bringing my radio equipment and doing the webcast for USAW with Rob and hte late Jon Ponwani. Cleveland - NO Chicago - Driving down Addison, game over Milwaukee - Karaoke at a Friday’s in Brookfield, WIS Minneapolis - Twins vs. Angels, MIlton vs. Washburn, preview of ALCS First year of Junior Women -- Malinda Ripley beat Mary Kelly in the finals. Who the hell is Malinda Ripley? Natasha Umemoto was 3rd. She got the first pin of the tournament ever. Poeta beat Metcalf in Cadet FS. Only finals loss in Metcalf’s Fargo career. Stepovers, if I recall correctly for exposure. Decent year from VA, Anthony Burke from my club was 5th in a bracket with coleman scott, mike rowe, garrett scott, joey slaton, Mike rodrigues, Jake Kreigbaum and Eric Albright. I thikn I had a team PA jacket on when I gave Burke a high five after beating Albright for 5th. Patrick bond won Cadet FS. Todd Meneely was the OW, beating Teyon Ware. Some guy with an Afro won Junior FS at 171. Herbert was 3rd VANS WARPED TOUR WAS OUTSIDE. 2003 - Year 5 - Drove from ODU on short notice Got up, went to Jiffy Lube and boom. Drove to Milwaukee - was using an old atlas, so I didn’t know about the cut through via Rockford and kept adding 90 more minutes to my ride. Went to the same Fridays to sing Karaoke again. Sat on top of my truck after a session and listend to a Willie Nelson concert at Newman Outdoor Stadium. All-Southern Cadet final as Nick Marable beat Ben Fiacco at 145 Cormier vs. Morrison wrestle-off. 2004 - Year 6 Rode the bus with team Virginia, wrote a blog as we went all week for the old Mat Talk. Won the Connect 4 championship on the bus, beat Josh Wine 51 consecutive times in Connect 4. Finished up my last college class two weeks after getting home. Finishing up 7 years in college. Henry Cejudo beat Spenser Manog in the Greco finals, was up 9-0 or something and thought he’d gotten the tech, then Mango bombed him for 3 (should ahve been 5) before Cejudo finished it 13-3. 2005- Year 7 - Hired at InterMat. Pretty sure I flew. Stayed at either the Econo Lodge or the Best Western near Bucks. Florida had a monster year, although I got into an “argument” with Rob Sherrill about who Franklin Gomez counted for -- Florida or Puerto Rico. I say PR, because that’s who he was representing. Robby Smith beat Cody Gardner in Freeestyle, which stunned us from VA. Justin Wren won in Greco, but when Luke Ashmore won, they all climbed over the railing to celebrate, then trying to go back, Wren got into an argument with a securitry guard and got thrown out. Couple of Wyoming kids met in the Greco finals, but one had moved to Ohio. Tyler Cox pinned David Taylor in Cadet Greco. Taylor beat BJ Futrell to win cadet FS at 91 … pounds. 2006 - Year 8 First year of the garbage rules. Hit a rainstorm coming through O’Hare and spent the night there. Connor McDonald took my spot on the last plane to Fargo from O’Hare. Then he wins the tournament. The little shit. ODU had two signees in the Fargo finals -- James Nicholson at 119 and Adam Koballa at 130. Eric Grajales bombed Donte Butler and during my inteview, Butler cut through it talking some trash. Grajales goes “I just fived you!” in response. Eli and Michaela Hutchison become first brother-sister combo to win Junior titles in the same year. 2007 - Year 9 Oregon’s Norman Richmond with the breakout perforamnce splitting finals with jason chamberlain Helen Maroulis wins a chicken, Nicole woody goes nuts. Hayden Zillmer and Jade Rauser at the same weight -- 84 pounds -- ZIllmer doubled at 84 pounds. Alton brothers, Josh Kindig from PA. Nasty. 2008 - Year 10 - Last year at InterMat Drove straight through from PA to Minnesota. Stopped in St. Cloud for about 2 hours, missed the first session. 2009 - Year 11 - Wrestling 411/USAW “That just … happened” 2010 - Year 12 - USA Wrestling F-Rod’s Triple Crown Ringer over Ness Grant LaMont makes Greco finals at Juniors as a first-year Cadet 2011 - Year 13 - USA Wrestling Parker VonEgidy makes finals with TWO losses. Ended up with 3. Situation - Abonader, VonEgidy, O’Donnell- won by Ricky Robertson Pat Downey with limited FS experience wins over Jordan Rogers at 171 2012 - Year 14 - USA Wrestling Zain vs. Zane at 132. Retherford would win cadet WC that year. Cox/Snyder - J’Den wins Freestyle, Kyle wins Greco. Brett haas wrestles them both. Willie crashed on my couch and squatted all week. Start 2013 - Year 15 - AWN/TOM Did the interviews on short notice. Elijah Oliver’s gross cauliflower ear Stephanie Hampton making fun of my clothing choices. Jake Marnin was a JV kid and won the cadet triple crown 2014 - Year 16 - Mat Talk Coltan Williams from Texas, OMG that throw in Cadet FS vs. WIlson Smith of NC Johnny Blankenship and Trey Meyer going through my table, and through me -- no STWP tonight folks. 2015 - Year 17 - Mat Talk How good those cadet champs were. Steveson, Schwartz, RBY, Raimo, Warner. Wittlake’s shoes. Interviewed the Mayor of Fargo for Short Time. 2016 - Year 18 - Mat Talk Turf burned down. Nothing else matters. 2017- Year 19 - Mat Talk To be determined. Things I can’t remember the year, but are of note. -- The year the first session was canceled because they couldn’t get the first electronic bracketing set. -- When Fargo went from 1 a.m. to 2 a.m. for last call. -- Beating Kendall Cross in Foosball AND Greg Jones in Darts in the same night. -- Mike Newbern driving us to Bucks and bumping a redneck’s truck in the parking lot of a country bar, later determined it wasn’t much of a country bar. -- $2.50 domestics at the Turf. -- The Flo intern who wasn’t old enough to drink. -- The Flo intern who got his fake ID taken -- Drinking dirty martinis and playing silver strike bowling with Jeff Blatnick. -- Ted Witulski standing next to me saying “We’d like to hire him if we could finally get him to graduate” -- this might have been in 2002. -- Bucky Maughan telling me Grain Belt Premium will put hair on your balls. -- The story about how I missed the first Cormier-Morrison wrestle-off. -- Karaoke at Chumleys. -- Midget wrestling at Coaches. -- Coach from Delaware eating glass. Like chewing it up. -- Unnamed USA Wrestling intern thinking it was a good idea to go up to his HS coach at Perkins at 4 a.m. -- Unnamed USA Wrestling intern (a different one) showing up late for noon sessions because of their footwear. -- Doing a story on The Turf. -- Willie taking about an hour and a half to order lunch at B-Dubs. -- The referees chants when entering the Turf. JOIN THE TEAM And if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, become a TEAM MEMBER today. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of team membership. If you like wrestling content -- scratch that -- if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a team member. You'll get some cool stuff too. The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Clothing. And if you haven't already, leave a rating and a review on iTunes. GET DAILY WRESTLING NEWS! You like wrestling news, right? Of course you do. 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Howdy! Well, Janine brings to a close a momentous year. She looks back at the most important events of 2011 and predicts what will happen in 2012. Janine and the gang even counts down the New Year live! Janine is really looking forward to 2012. She thanks the following for making her show happen: daughter and sidekick Juliette; producers Peter Roth and Cathy Gillespie; technical producer Brandon Vanderford; technical director Bill Barnett; KLIF program director Tyler Cox; Cumulus Media VP Dan Bennett; and, of course, YOU! Without you, none of this is possible. Have a fantastic New Year everyone!