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Steve Jamison shares how studying the Bible can help you discover your calling.  https://livesteadyon.com/ Email Angie at: steadyonpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: @livesteadyon Instagram: @angiebaughman421 Looking for something not listed? It's probably here: https://linktr.ee/livesteadyon  https://stevejamisonministries.textretailer.com/qc/iUpAufNzBziZN https://www.instagram.com/stevejamison/?hl=en  Steve Jamison and his wife, Cheryl, serve as the Lead Pastors of Eastridge Church, a dynamic multi-site church with two campuses in the Seattle, Washington area (Issaquah and West Seattle) and one in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Prior to pastoring Eastridge Church, Steve served as an evangelist ministering on six continents. Steve has a unique ministry blend, having led Jammin' Against the Darkness, an evangelistic outreach which featured NBA players, award-winning music, and the message of Jesus Christ in premier venues such as Madison Square Garden, The Verizon Center, and T-Mobile Park. He and his wife live in Sammamish, Washington and have three adult children, a daughter-in-law and son-in-law, and four grandchildren. Steve's book, “The Most Valuable Catch: Risking It All for What Matters Most,” is available most anywhere books are sold.  Theme music:Glimmer by Andy Ellison

It's time for the 18th episode of our trip through SNME 2007-08, and it's been a fun ride. We are finishing our drive into the SATURDAY NIGHT'S MAIN EVENT catalog as we make another stop in the DELOREAN. Episode 18 of Season 5 is this upcoming Friday, and as per usual, ACEFIELD RETRO returns with MIKE BELCASTER to chat about an retro filled happening! We start our journey at Saturday Night's Main Event XXXV on August 13, 2007, in New York City, New York, in Madison Square Garden main event by Batista and Kane vs. Finlay and The Great Khali (w/ Ranjin Singh) & Saturday Night's Main Event XXXVI from July 28, 2008, at the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C.. main event by John "Bradshaw" Layfield, Kane, Ted DiBiase and Cody Rhodes vs John Cena, Batista, and Cryme Tyme (Shad Gaspard and JTG). We chat about all the usual WWE happenings like titles changes, new debuts, and just the importance of this working relationship with NBC & WWF.  The celebrities & goofy presentation attempt to bring in the casual fans and tie in popular culture with some of the biggest names in WWE history.  Don't forget to grab your weekly Shot of Nostalgia at 7 PM Eastern to continue Flashback Friday on the trailer. As always, tip your bartenders & learn from the past!

Steve Jamison is the Lead Pastor of Eastridge Church in Issaquah, WA, a multi-site church with two campuses in the Seattle area and one in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Before coming to Eastridge in 1999, Steve served for 14 years as a full time evangelist; his travels have taken him into 37 nations on six continents. Steve is a member of the International Media Ministries Board (Madrid, Spain) and Convoy of Hope National Pastors' Committee. He previously served as a member of the Assemblies of God World Missions Board. He is the co-founder of Jammin' Against the Darkness, an evangelistic outreach featuring NBA-style hoops, award-winning music and the message of Jesus Christ. He has led Jammin' in some of America's premier venues including two events in Madison Square Garden, the Verizon Center, and Safeco Field. Jammin' has seen thousands of people make commitments to Christ and events have been broadcast worldwide. Steve's speaking schedule takes him to a variety of audiences each year ranging from professional sports athletes, business and government leaders, and people building their lives and families. He is a graduate of Northwest University, where he earned his undergraduate degree and a Masters in missional leadership. Steve and his wife Cheryl have three adult children and make their home in Sammamish, WA. Email Pastor Steve Jamison.

Steve Jamison serves as the Lead Pastors of Eastridge Church, a dynamic multi-site church with two campuses in the Seattle, Washington area and one in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Prior to pastoring Eastridge Church, Steve served as an evangelist ministering on six continents. Steve has a unique ministry blend, having led Jammin' Against the Darkness, an evangelistic outreach which featured NBA players, award-winning music, and the message of Jesus Christ in premier venues such as Madison Square Garden, The Verizon Center, and T-Mobile Park. He grew up fishing the treacherous waters off the coast of Alaska, which was both thrilling and full of adventure. It was in the thick of these adventures when he heard the voice of God for the first time, calling him into ministry, and realized there's no greater thrill than discovering God's calling on your life. He unpacks this and invites us into a deeper life in his new book, The Most Valuable Catch.In this episode, Steve and Stephen talk about Steve's adventures fishing the treacherous waters off the coast of Alaska where he heard the voice of God for the first time, calling him into ministry. He unpacks some of the valuable lessons he has learned along the way, including realizing there's no greater thrill than discovering God's calling on your life. Enjoy the episode!Follow Steve on Instagram | @stevejamisonCheck out Steve's website | themostvaluablecatch.comPurchase The Most Valuable CatchFollow us on InstagramAsk a Question or Suggest a Guest | goingsomewherepod.com/contactSubscribe to us on YoutubePodcast Music: Electric Ten by Broke in SummerGoing Somewhere is a resource of Northview ChurchStephen's Instagram & Blog

On today's show I interview the Frontman of the Lousiana based Nu metal band, and one of my favorite people, Paul McCoy of 12 Stones!! The band members met in Mandeville, Louisiana, a small city north of New Orleans, and within 15 months were signed to a record deal with Wind-up Records. Lead vocalist Paul McCoy was featured in the Evanescence single "Bring Me to Life", released in 2003, which later went on to win a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance in 2004.[6] Songs from the band have appeared in various films and TV shows. "My Life", from their self-titled album, was featured on the soundtrack of the 2002 film The Scorpion King. "Broken" (also from the self-titled album) served as the official theme song for WWE's WWE Judgment Day pay-per-view in May 2002. "Home" (also from the self-titled album) was the song used for the WWE Desire video for Kurt Angle. "Shadows", from Potter's Field, was used in a trailer for the film Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. "Photograph" (also from Potter's Field) appeared on the soundtrack of the 2005 film Elektra. The band also recorded the song "Let Go" exclusively for the Daredevil movie soundtrack. Songs "Running out of Pain" and "Back Up" were used on Cheating Death, Stealing Life – The Eddie Guerrero Story. In November 2009, the band recorded their fourth studio album, with producer David Bendeth. "We Are One", the first single from the new album, was released on April 6.[7][failed verification] The song Premiered on noisecreep on March 29, 2010.[8] "We Are One" was used by WWE as the theme song for the renegade faction formed by the NXT first season graduates known as The Nexus. The song also was used as the opening to each ACC Network telecast of the 2011 ACC men's basketball tournament.[9] The Washington Capitals hockey team also used the song in the 2010–11 NHL season video played at the start of their home games in the Verizon Center.[citation needed] On August 24, 2010, the band announced that they were leaving Wind-Up after nine years, stating "We felt it was time for a change. We have a vision for this band that we feel is best pursued elsewhere."[10] 12 Stones then signed a record deal with Executive Music Group. The band released their new album Beneath the Scars on May 22, 2012, to digital retailers, however it wasn't released to stores until May 29, 2012.[11] Their fifth studio album, Picture Perfect, was released on July 14, 2017.[12] The title track was premiered on Loudwire on June 14, 2017.[13] Smoke and Mirrors, Volume 1, a five-song EP, was released on November 13, 2020   for more info on the band please visit them below INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK WEBISTE   PLEASE SHARE AND FOLLOW ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIAS CHRIS JOHNSON - PRODUCER SERGIO POLLOCK - ENDING MUSIC AUSTIN - INTRO SONG   TO BE IN THE STREET TACO BAND PLEASE EMAIL AT JOHNNYTACOSPODCAST@GMAIL.COM

Steve Jamison and his wife, Cheryl, serve as the Lead Pastors of Eastridge Church, a dynamic multi-site church with two campuses in the Seattle, Washington area and one in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.Prior to pastoring Eastridge Church, Steve served as an evangelist ministering on six continents. Steve has a unique ministry blend, having led Jammin' Against the Darkness, an evangelistic outreach which featured NBA players, award-winning music, and the message of Jesus Christ in premier venues such as Madison Square Garden, The Verizon Center, and T-Mobile Park.He and his wife live in Sammamish, Washington and have three adult children and four grandchildren.

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley wishes a happy 80th birthday to iconic singer-songwriter Barry Manilow, who was born on June 17, 1943. Manilow is currently performing a residency in Las Vegas where you'll hear hits like “Mandy,” “I Write the Songs” and “Copacabana.” He briefly spoke to Jason in 2015 for what was then thought to be his farewell tour at the Verizon Center, now called Capital One Arena in Washington D.C.. (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion") Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley wishes a happy 80th birthday to iconic singer-songwriter Barry Manilow, who was born on June 17, 1943. Manilow is currently performing a residency in Las Vegas where you'll hear hits like “Mandy,” “I Write the Songs” and “Copacabana.” He briefly spoke to Jason in 2015 for what was then thought to be his farewell tour at the Verizon Center, now called Capital One Arena in Washington D.C.. (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion") Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's another We Were There episode!! This time, Tim attended the 2011 event Capital Punishment from the then Verizon Center in Washington, DC. We continue to not like Edge. We note that CM Punk and Rey Mysterio steal the show. We complain whenever possible about Michael Cole who is now heel??? Rich also shares the tales of his military service (sic). We also talk about the joys of government work and praise the bureaucracy and proletariat! Plus, special appearance by President Faux-bama! Thanks for listening!

In Episode 3 of "Told it Here!" Joe Beninati and Craig Laughlin reminisce about one of the most exciting times in Caps history, the birth of the "Rock the Red" era in Washington, which has lived on at Verizon Center ever since. But before they relive the fun times, they look back at the tougher times that led to the drafting of Alex Ovechkin and everything that has happened since. You'll hear stories about the day Jaromir Jagr was traded, why Mel Anglestad was a highlight of the 2003-04 season, and how Bruce Boudreau's arrival ignited the Caps' resurgence. Later, Joe and Craig discuss many of the highlights of that time, including Sergei Fedorov's series-winner against the Rangers. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of Pigeonhole Hockey: The Sunday Morning Coffee Series, Chris & Ben catch up between Copenhagen and San Francisco while Chris never gets around to his points about M.A. Fleury or the Green Turtle Bar in Verizon Center. Recorded p.m. CEST, Saturday, December 11, 2021.The Sunday Morning Coffee Series features the hosts either (a) interviewing someone in the hockey world or (b) just catching up on life between Copenhagen, Ottawa, San Francisco, Phoenix and Colorado Springs.  These episodes don't occur every week and may or may not involve some hockey chatter!  Regular hockey episodes are featured weekly on Wednesday mornings. Let us know what you think on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PHHOfficialSound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com NON-PROFIT OF THE PODCAST:GO FUND ME for CP Canadians U18 player James Patchell, diagnosed with cancer in June 2021: #PedalForPatchell

This episode explores the notion of genius and Immanuel Kant's concept of the aesthetic idea. The aesthetic idea is shown to be the distinguishing element that differentiates natural beauty from art beauty. Progressive Rock is then discussed as a genre that self-consciously courts the label of genius and takes seriously the espousal of ideas (aesthetic and otherwise). "Pantagruel's Nativity" and "Black Cat" by Gentle Giant are discussed along with a brief overview of "Supper's Ready" by Genesis. The episode art is a photo of Genesis at the Verizon Center taken by Andrew Bossi, CC BY-SA 2.5 , via Wikimedia Commons

Ariana Francesca Thomas- SOREN LIT Summer issue 2021 Ariana Francesca is a Black, mother poet of the Deep South, born and raised in Jonesboro, Georgia. Her work explores the positions, reflections, and interconnectedness of Black motherhood, womanhood, spirit and epic memory. With roots as a performance poet, Ariana's work has been featured at The Kennedy Center, The Verizon Center, The National Black Arts Festival, on America's Next Top Model, The HistoryMakers, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and other international stages, recordings and compilations. Ariana is also a Queens University of Charlotte MFA, Poetry candidate and Watering Hole Poetry Fellow. Her work is featured or forthcoming in/on Netflix's Strong Black Lead, Burrow Press, Jelly Bucket Magazine, and elsewhere. SOREN LIT podcast host- Melodie J. Rodgers www.sorenlit.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/melodie-rodgers/message

Villanova head coach Jay Wright takes his turn talking to the Coaches with both a technical and humorous look at today’s game and The Verizon Center opens for the hot shooting Wizards games, also opening the opportunity for in-game betting from your seats.

CHARLENE DREW JARVIS, PhD In her long and distinguished career, CHARLENE DREW JARVIS has held positions as a neuroscientist, legislator and university president. She received a BS from Oberlin College (1962), an MS from Howard University (1964), and a PhD in Neuropsychology (1971) from the University of Maryland, all the while balancing the demands of a wife and mother of two active young boys. Dr. Jarvis' educational background led to a career as a neuroscientist at the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, Md. (1971-1978). Her research with co-investigators appeared in scientific publications such as the Annals of Neurology; Neuroscience Abstracts; Brain Research, the Journal of Neurophysiology, and Brain, Behavior and Evolution. Responding to the need to help re-build the economy of Washington, DC after the riots following the death of Martin Luther King, Jr., Councilmember Jarvis ran for public office and was elected 6 times to the Council of the District of Columbia (1979-2000). Her work as Chair of the Committee on Economic Development for more than 20 years was pioneering. The Housing Production Trust Fund, The Washington Convention Center, the Verizon Center, Business Improvement Districts, Tax Increment Financing, and legislative initiatives designed to prevent red-lining by commercial banks stand as important, and collaborative, contributions. Dr. Jarvis was appointed in 1996 as president of Southeastern University, founded by the YMCA in 1879. True to the mission of the YMCA, her goal was to give students both theoretical and practical applications of knowledge. Thirteen years later, in 2009, she orchestrated a unique merger of the University with the USDA Graduate School in Washington, DC. The Honorable Charlene Drew Jarvis was named one of the most powerful women in Washington by "Washingtonian Magazine” in 1989, 1994, and 2007 and by "The Washington Business Journal" in 1985. Jarvis' legacy as the daughter of Dr. Charles R. Drew, the blood bank pioneer, has given her a special perspective as an advocate for science and health education. In her association with the American Red Cross, Dr. Jarvis has traveled to many Red Cross and Bone Marrow sites around the nation to speak about her father's accomplishments and to encourage the participation of minority blood and marrow donors. Among her treasured awards, on 2014 Dr. Jarvis was given an award for her service from the Washington, DC Chapter of the American Red Cross. Dr. Jarvis is the recipient of more than 100 awards for her leadership, including honorary doctorates from Amherst College, George Washington University, Oberlin College, and a Distinguished Alumni Award from Howard University. Charlene Drew Jarvis is valued for her analytical skills, intellectual rigor, probing questions, and pragmatic approach to problem solving. These traits made her advisory contributions much in demand by dozens of major organizations and commissions. Describing herself now as the “working” retired, Dr. Jarvis serves or has served during this period: on the Executive Committee of the Federal City Council, with its Executive Director, former Mayor Anthony Williams; on The Advisory Committee of the Newseum; as Senior Advisor to the Jarvis Company, LLC and Jarvis Commercial Real Estate on the Board of Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio on the Board at Edmund Burke, an Independent School as a Senior Advisor to a charter school with high performing students, KIPP DC; on the Transition Committee of Mayor Muriel Bowser on the board of the University of the District of Columbia until 2024 on the Cross-Sector Task Force on Charter and DC Public Schools led by Deputy Mayor for Education 2017-2019 Co-chair, with American University President Sylvia Burwell, of Mayor Bowser's Our Schools Leadership Committee to make recommendations for the selection of the next Chancellor of the District of Columbia. Public Schools. 2018 on the Advisory Committee of...

Bio Herb Miller founded Western Development Company in 1967 and serves as its Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Principal Stockholder. A graduate in Urban Planning from George Washington University, Mr. Miller's activities at WDC began with the development of six office buildings in Washington, DC from 1967 to 1985. During this time he guided the firm into retail development, taking the lead in developing twenty open-air neighborhood and community centers in eleven states from 1975 to 1987. Herb Miller's on-going interest in his home town led back to Washington and a series of complex mixed-use projects: Georgetown Park, an award winning retail, office and residential project; Washington Harbour, the only privately developed project on the Potomac River; and MarketSquare, two mixed-use buildings with office space, retail space and residential units along Pennsylvania Avenue. Intrigued by the changes sweeping U.S. retail in the mid-1980s. Mr. Miller led WDC to create the Mills Concept – the value oriented super regional mall. Opened in 1985, Potomac Mills in Woodbridge, Va. was the prototype of this concept. By 1987, WDC focused its expertise in expanding the Mills concept to other major metropolitan areas, opening Franklin Mills(Philadelphia) in 1989; Sawgrass Mills (Ft. Lauderdale) in 1990 and Gurnee Mills (Chicago) in 1991. To further expand The Mills concept, Mr. Miller founded The Mills Corporation in 1993, capitalized at $1.3 billion through a NYSE public offering. Mr. Miller retired from The Mills Corporation in 1995 in order to pursue other development opportunities in his hometown of Washington DC. Between 1995 and 1996 Mr. Miller led the Mayor's Interactive Downtown Task Force, a 100-member committee charged with re-vitalizing Washington's central areas. Composed of over 100 key figures from the worlds of government, retail, entertainment, telecommunications,housing advocacy, and recreation, the Task Force identified the development opportunities and economic incentives essential to attract a critical mass of retail, housing, and entertainment to downtown. The Task Force's blue print has resulted in US$ 6.21 billion in private and publicexpenditure including 5,242 new units of housing, 9 million square feet of office space, a new US$ 834 million Convention Center and new Museum of Washington DC within the old Carnegie Library. His involvement with the Downtown Task Force led him to develop Gallery Place, which combined equal portions of retail/entertainment, residential and office space on a site bridging the Verizon Center and Washington's Chinatown when it opened in the Spring of 2004.Herb Miller is actively involved in civic affairs, including his memberships on the Boards of the Third Way and the Chesapeake Crescent, which he co-founded in 2007. In 2006, Mr. Miller was inducted into the Washington Business Hall of Fame. Show Notes Current Current project called River Point (conversion of office building to residential) 480 units next to Fort McNair in Southwest Washington with Chip Akridge and Tom Wilbur of the Akridge Company (3:20)Tall ceiling heights- 9′Includi

Bio Herb Miller founded Western Development Company in 1967 and serves as its Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Principal Stockholder. A graduate in Urban Planning from George Washington University, Mr. Miller’s activities at WDC began with the development of six office buildings in Washington, DC from 1967 to 1985. During this time he guided the firm into retail development, taking the lead in developing twenty open-air neighborhood and community centers in eleven states from 1975 to 1987. Herb Miller’s on-going interest in his home town led back to Washington and a series of complex mixed-use projects: Georgetown Park, an award winning retail, office and residential project; Washington Harbour, the only privately developed project on the Potomac River; and MarketSquare, two mixed-use buildings with office space, retail space and residential units along Pennsylvania Avenue. Intrigued by the changes sweeping U.S. retail in the mid-1980s. Mr. Miller led WDC to create the Mills Concept – the value oriented super regional mall. Opened in 1985, Potomac Mills in Woodbridge, Va. was the prototype of this concept. By 1987, WDC focused its expertise in expanding the Mills concept to other major metropolitan areas, opening Franklin Mills(Philadelphia) in 1989; Sawgrass Mills (Ft. Lauderdale) in 1990 and Gurnee Mills (Chicago) in 1991. To further expand The Mills concept, Mr. Miller founded The Mills Corporation in 1993, capitalized at $1.3 billion through a NYSE public offering. Mr. Miller retired from The Mills Corporation in 1995 in order to pursue other development opportunities in his hometown of Washington DC. Between 1995 and 1996 Mr. Miller led the Mayor’s Interactive Downtown Task Force, a 100-member committee charged with re-vitalizing Washington’s central areas. Composed of over 100 key figures from the worlds of government, retail, entertainment, telecommunications,housing advocacy, and recreation, the Task Force identified the development opportunities and economic incentives essential to attract a critical mass of retail, housing, and entertainment to downtown. The Task Force’s blue print has resulted in US$ 6.21 billion in private and publicexpenditure including 5,242 new units of housing, 9 million square feet of office space, a new US$ 834 million Convention Center and new Museum of Washington DC within the old Carnegie Library. His involvement with the Downtown Task Force led him to develop Gallery Place, which combined equal portions of retail/entertainment, residential and office space on a site bridging the Verizon Center and Washington’s Chinatown when it opened in the Spring of 2004.Herb Miller is actively involved in civic affairs, including his memberships on the Boards of the Third Way and the Chesapeake Crescent, which he co-founded in 2007. In 2006, Mr. Miller was inducted into the Washington Business Hall of Fame. Show Notes Current Current project called River Point (conversion of office building to residential) 480 units next to Fort McNair in Southwest Washington with Chip Akridge and Tom Wilbur of the Akridge Company (3:20)Tall ceiling heights- 9′Includi

I have known Gerardo since the 2013-2014 NBA Season. We were both on "International Row", which was a section in the lower bowl of Verizon Center that was dedicated to International media covering the Wizards.  We had a mutual friend early on, Arnaud Gelb, who connected us and then led our group in motivation as we all ended up doing some pretty great NBA player interviews before and after games. I recall a time where Gerardo, Arnaud, and I, spoke with Dirk Nowitzski for a good 10 minutes after the game and it was a fun conversation. We also met our fourth Verizon Center pal, Roscoe Whalen, from an Australian podcast on the way. We became a close group. Happy hours on days that there weren't games. Constant conversation on a Facebook group. Trips to NBA games. NBA All Star Weekends. Phone calls. Texts.  But then...our friend and glue guy, Arnaud Gelb died suddenly in the middle of the night at 31 years old. It was crazy. Gerardo, Roscoe, and I were grieving hard. We still talk on our thread but it is definitely more bare without the constant barrage of Gelb-isms on there. But we're all still friends. Roscoe has since left the US to pursue a career in producing news journalism on Australian Broadcast Network. I have pretty much "retired" from being a "fake reporter" and will have 2 kids any day now. Gerardo maintains a DC day job and has now successfully started his own journalism company. Just wonder what Gelb would have been up to?

About The Episode Photography has changed drastically over the past 5 to 10 years; with smartphones and affordable digital SLR cameras, more people are shooting their own images like never before.  Learning how to take great images helps tell our stories.  In this episode, my guest will talk about the importance of photography, why educating yourself and photography workshops are important, the various classes that are offered, and new trends in photography learning.   What to Listen For The Importance of Photography Training. Why Study Photography and the Importance of Photography Workshops. CPC's Typical Students - Discussion on who is taking classes. Discussion on CPC. Course types, new courses, future courses, resources.  Resources Mentioned in the Episode As mentioned on the show check out an image I took with professional sports photographer and Capital Photography Center trainer Mitchel Layton at Washington, DC's Verizon Center. https://danieldouglasphotography.com/blog   Check In with Marie Website - http://capitalphotographycenter.com/ Blog - http://capitalphotographycenter.com/blog Resources - http://capitalphotographycenter.com/resources Instagram - https://instagram.com/capitalphotographycenter Hashtag - #capitalphotographycenter Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CapitalPhotographyCenter/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/capitalphotog/   How to Enter Choose any one of these locations: On the Capital Photography Centers blog.  Click Here On Daniel Douglas Photography blog. Click Here Directly on the contest page.  Click Here The Photographers Notebook Podcast website. Click Here Good Luck!   The Photographers Notebook Giveaway Contest Rules We are truly committed to inspiring as many people as possible to become better photographers regardless of experience. To help with that, Capital Photography Center is giving away a $100 gift certificate to one listener.   General Rules:  No purchase necessary. This contest is open to residents ages 18 and older and living in the United States. Entries can be submitted by selecting any method listed above. Name and email address shall be included in the email The winner will be notified via email and allowed 7 days to respond. Entry is eligible if the submitter has not won a previous giveaway within 180 days prior to that giveaway drawing. Each giveaway opens on the date of the podcast. Each giveaway closes 20 days from opening unless described otherwise in the podcast. Each giveaway has a set number to be given away and will be listed in the corresponding podcast interview. All prizes descr

Nick, Gorms, and AQ Shipley recap one of the best games of the season with the President's Trophy winning Tampa Bay Lightning going into the Verizon Center taking on the defending Stanley Cup Champion Washington Capitals in a potential playoff preview. They breakdown who the real 2nd best team in the league is and attempt to get to the bottom of the Penguins recent late game collapses. There are some mixed opinions on the Carolina Hurricanes Storm Surge celebrations but the guys agree the Canes are for real. Plus a little breakdown for a "slumping" player and what that really means and a playoff projection for both conferences.

So it's JUMP DAY BAY BAY! The Jump Troops are paying DC a visit, but are they going to enjoy their stay, or are they going to get run over by an H Street Trolley? See? DC humor. Smart Pass. Shaw. Verizon Center. Shoot, not that last one.Advertiser:Two Five Films: https://www.twofivefilms.comTwo Loopy Ladies: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TwoLoopyLadiesMusic Credits:Intro/Outro: Eric Calderone

Boston Celtics (39-16) vs. Washington Wizards (31-23) 8 pm ET tip-off, Verizon Center, Washington D.C.  The Celtics won't forget the beatdown that the Wizards laid on them on Christmas, and now the rivals from last postseason meet again on trade deadline day. Neither team made a move, but Greg Monroe did officially sign with the Celtics and will make his debut in the building his former Georgetown Hoyas call home as well. John Wall sits absent for the Wizards injured, but Bradley Beal keeps emerging as an elite scorer. Matt Rury and Calvin Chamberlain discuss the deadline and more 10:30-11:30 p.m. EST. Dial TOLL FREE -- 347-215-7771 to join the show.  Join us after every Celtics game as CLNS Media opens up another season of post-game coverage with reports live from the Garden for all home games. Visit Youtube.com/CLNSMedia for exclusive audio/video coverage.  All shows are available on-demand after their conclusion on iTunes, please subscribe here https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/boston-celtics-post-game-show-powered-by-clns-radio/id1031244168?mt=2. RXBAR is a whole food protein bar. What does that mean? Our bars are made with 100% whole ingredients. We want to be transparent and up front with our customers, which is why we label the core ingredients (egg whites, dates and nuts) on the front of the package and the ingredients that make up texture and taste on the back (100% real cacao, coconut, etc.). Beyond being a go to snack that checks off a number of nutritional boxes, RXBARs actually taste delicious. We found creating a bar made from real, whole food ingredients actually tastes better than anything out there. We don’t need the fillers, the additives, the chemicals or the added sugar. For 25% off your first order, RXBar.com/CLNS and enter the promo code CLNS.

The Nationals have dropped a few games but Mad Max is hitting homers now and several guys are getting very very close to returning to the active roster and daily lineup. FP, Stevie, and Joe talk Nationals bullpen, trades, hitting, NL East lead, and Dodgers and Cubs too in an all-Nationals 12min blitz of content (1-12m) before they pivot to the Redskins (13-21m) and end with a discussion about the Verizon Center's potential new name and Joe shares his thoughts on Neymar moving from Barca to PSG (31-35m). Listen and share your thoughts! (photo credit: Steve Mitchell/USA TODAY Sports)

The Wizards celebrated the re-signing of Otto Porter on Wednesday at Verizon Center and Ben Standig was there for the scene. Ben discusses the main headlines plus hear directly from Porter (What did you think of those Paul George comments?) and Wizards owner Ted Leonsis on John Wall's extension. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fine, the Wizards didn't have a selection, but there's still plenty worth discussing. Ben Standig, Todd Dybas and Adam Rubin did just that from the Verizon Center with thoughts on Tim Frazier, Scott Brooks's comments and more. Plus Ben updates the initial reporting of the undrafted free agents signed for the Las Vegas Summer League. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The NBA Finals is officially over!! The group welcomed Robert Pettis and Sean Brunson to the studio to share their thoughts on KD and Golden State. Pettis is the commissioner of the P.I.T.S League and a friend to the program, Brunson is the commissioner of the Brunson League in Baltimore. The two lead hand picked teams from their leagues into Sunday matinee matchup at the Verizon Center. Listen in to learn about both leagues, get a Mystics update, and of course for a fun Rapid Fire segment!!

On Tuesday the 2016-17 Washington Wizards arrived at Verizon Center, met with Scott Brooks, spoke with the media and said their goodbyes. Ben Standig (@benstandig), Todd Dybas (@todd_dybas) and Ava Wallace (@avarwallace) put a bow on the ECSF loss and shared their takeaways on all the interviews. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

GM4 - Celtics v Washington Wizards - Round 2 Full Report from Verizon Center, Player/Coach Interviews - Audio

The Capitals dropped game seven at Verizon Center while the Wizards went on the road to Boston but failed to get off the plane losing game five to the Celtics. The Nationals were able to come from behind to beat the O’s but like most DC sports fans, the Capitals season ending paired with the Wizards losing badly is just absolutely soul-crushing. Special guest Andrew joins Steve and Joe to discuss the rollercoaster of emotion fans are feeling in DC tonight.

GM3 - Celtics v Washington Wizards - Round 2 Full Report from TD Garden, Player/Coach Interviews - Audio

Before John Wall and the Wizards headed to Atlanta for Game 3, they held court at Verizon Center with the media. Listen to Wall (15:48) on the series, his growth, those shrugs, Dennis Schroder and why he's mean on the court. Also, Ben Standig shares his keys for Game 3. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 27 is here and Greg and Brian are talking about the first (and only) Snack Cracker Tournament of Champions. But that can’t be the only tournament discussed. So the guys talk about the Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament in Washington DC. What has gone right for the conference? What hasn’t? And what’s the big picture? NEW YORK, NEW YORK! Look for it in 2018, and a week earlier. Despite the late season slump and the overtime loss to Penn State in the first round of the tournament, Tim Miles is expected to be back next year, as Husker fans learned just moments after the final buzzer sounded Wednesday. Meanwhile, Nebraska Baseball is off to a slow start, but there may be a reason behind that, as we learned that Nebraska has the nation’s toughest schedule so far. And the Husker wrestling team is preparing to send its athletes to St. Louis for the NCAA National Tournament. Plus…Captain D’s and hospitality room food. The Five Heart Podcast Twitter The Five Heart Podcast Facebook Page The Corn Nation Twitter The Corn Nation Facebook Page The Jittery Monkey Facebook Page The Jittery Monkey Twitter Brian Towle Greg Mehochko  Featured Photo: Mar 8, 2017; Washington, DC, USA; Nebraska Cornhuskers guard Glynn Watson Jr. (5) reacts in the final seconds of overtime against the Penn State Nittany Lions during the Big Ten Conference Tournament at Verizon Center. The Nittany Lions won 76-67 in overtime. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke/USA Today The post Corn Nation’s Five Heart Podcast Episode 27: No One Likes Going to Washington DC appeared first on Jittery Monkey Podcasting Network » Five Heart Podcast. The post Corn Nation’s Five Heart Podcast Episode 27: No One Likes Going to Washington DC appeared first on Jittery Monkey Podcasting Network » Five Heart Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Total Tutor Neil Haley and Coach Karen Hall will interview Atlantic 10 Associate Commissioner Jay DeFruscio. Jay DeFruscio is the conference's associate commissioner. He has held that post since August of 2011. DeFruscio is a highly regarded in Ohio Valley basketball circles. He served as head men's basketball coach at Wheeling Jesuit University for 18 seasons while also serving as the Cardinals' athletics director. He left WJU for an opportunity to coach in the NBA. He was an Indiana Pacers' assistant for four seasons before accepting his position with the Atlantic 10, which is based in Newport News, Va. Among his many duties as associate czar, DeFruscio oversees the A-10 men's basketball championships. Last season, the tourney was held in the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. In 2018 it is slated for the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. The Drexel Hill, Pa., native also handles regular-season scheduling, television selections, the Atlantic 10 men's basketball officiating program, marketing, licensing and branding efforts.

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Several weeks ago, we left the Wizards for dead. Now, they're the NBA's hottest team and are dreaming of a deep playoff run. What's changed? We spoke with J Michael (@JMichaelCSN), the Wizards' best reporter for Comcast Sports Net, to get an insider's look at how Washington turned things around. Topics include: Scott Brooks' impact compared to Randy Wittman, the bridging of the John Wall/Bradley Beal "feud" (if that's what we want to call it), the next steps with the roster, the return of fan enthusiasm at the Verizon Center, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Washington Wizards wore all black to Tuesday night's game against the Boston Celtics in preparation for a Celtics funeral as the two teams have had some more than spirited games from this season and last – including a January 11 Celtics win in which Jae Crowder and John Wall exchanged pleasantries at the end of the game. Whether it was the attire or the contempt towards the Celtics stemming from that game, something clicked for the Wizards, as they netted a season-high 123 points in a 123-108 victory over Boston Tuesday night at the Verizon Center in Washington D.C.

Otto Porter's career-best from 3-point range helped the #Wizards exact revenge over the #Grizzlies with yet another home victory. Ben Standig and Todd Dybas breakdown the latest from the Verizon Center. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fresh off the Wizards' 12th straight home win, the Benchers examine that success at Verizon Center. And as we await the announcement of All-Star voting, the squad says John Wall is a lock...but what about Bradley Beal?

The Benchers talk the recent uptick in play from the team, particularly in the Verizon Center, and All-Star voting.

"I'm waiting, Andy . . .for the day in a few years not too long when my grandchildren and I will jump on a ferry in Georgetown take it down to the stadium, and before we go into the stadium, on a saturday afternoon game, we're going to change into our bathing suits, dive into the Anacostia, swim and have lunch that's what I'm looking forward to." ~Mark Tuohey Ernie Baur, Wendy Rieger, Mark Tuohey and Lucille Baur Mark Tuohey - a name not well known to the average citizen of Our Town, but he is a key player in the law of some of the most visible trials in local politics over the past 30 years and is one of the people responsible for bringing baseball back to Washington.You’ve probably seen Mark Tuohey sitting in the second row in box seats at the Nats games, in the "Halls of Justice" for some of the city’s more interesting cases or sitting next to the Mayor of our Nation’s Capital, he’s the venable Mark Tuohey and he’s Andy’s guest on Our Town. Born in Rochester, NY, the home of America’s most recognizable brands like Kodak, Xerox and Wegman’s, Mark Tuohey is the son of an FBI agent. He attended Bonaventure and went to Fordham University Law School. In talking to Andy O during this interview, he shared some incredible stories about growing up in upper state New York, sitting next to America’s most famous coach Vince Lombardi and prosecuting such cases as the Columbus Day Bombing Case, White Water, Enron and representing Congressman Bob Ney in the Jack Abramoff Indian lobbying scandal. He’s been referred to as one of Washington's "go-to" white collar defense attorneys. Andy asked Mark Tuohey about current projects he’s working on for Our Town in the Mayor’s office. Mark shared a few thoughtful ideas about RFK stadium - as a great location for the Washington Redskins to return to Washington, bringing to mind the fact that RFK is the very best place to serve the tri-state area. Other places like Sterling or FedExpress Field don’t satisfy the criteria as well as RFK has done. Andy and Mark both agreed that rebuilding the RFK complex is a fantastic idea. The old St. Elizabeth’s site is now going to be the home court facility of the Washington Mystic’s and a practice facility for the Wizards. The soccer stadium is also in the works for completion in the next couple of years. Once completed, Tuohey suggests that the city will see the improvement and development of the community just like the Lerners and the Pollins did with the Nationals' Stadium and the Verizon Center, which will also rejuvenate the Anacostia area in and around the Southeast and Southwest waterfront. Mark gives most of the credit to Mayor Tony Williams who was committed to seeing an area of the city transform. Most recently Mark Tuohey talked to Andy about his decision not to pursue his run for DC Attorney General but dropped out of the race to endorse his friend Karl Racine who he felt was a better fit for the position. Shortly after that he was hired by newly elected Muriel Bowser as her General Counsel. Andy and Mark turned to personal matters acknowledging that Mark has been married to his wife Marty for close to 50 years and they have three boys who have started a foundation using sports to bring young folks between the ages of 8 and 18 together using the notion that if you learn to play together you can live together. It’s a program that is now all over the world in Israel, South Africa, Northern Ireland and on the West Bank and Cyprus. He’s very proud of his boys. We hope you have enjoyed this all new episode of Our Town with Andy Ockershausen and Mark Tuohey. We invite you to listen to each new episode of Our Town as they roll out over the next several months. You can subscribe to the Our Town podcast on iTunes, Google Play, or if you complete the subscription form in the sidebar to the right, you will be notified by email when the next episode appears here on the website.

Joe talks about the results and gives his thoughts from WWE's 14 Annual Tribute to the Troops show. Tribute to the Troops (2016) took place on December 14th, 2016 from the Verizon Center in Washington D.C.

Irene Pollin, a major contributor to the growth of Washington DC metro, is Andy O’s special guest on this all new episode of Our Town podcast. Irene Pollin has recently released her memoirs, “Irene & Abe: An Unexpected Life”. Her book reveals the ins and outs of Irene’s life with her husband and business partner Abe Pollin. Irene now shares her memories with host Andy Ockershausen in this episode of Our Town. Irene Pollin and Abe Pollin were introduced by Irene's Aunt Fanny who happened to be married to Uncle Dan of the Pollin family. Irene was 17 and living in St. Louis with her family. Abe,18, was living on the East Coast. After they met, Abe wooed Irene long distance – writing one letter after another. Irene recalls visiting his family in Washington DC in 1941 at their beautiful home off of 16th Street, NW. Irene and Abe dated more than a few years. Eventually, Abe not only successfully convinced Irene to move to Washington DC to be with him, but he also convinced her entire family to move with her. The two finally married in 1945 after the war. Most know that Abe and Irene Pollin literally built Washington DC. Abe’s Dad was in the construction business through the 30s into the mid 40s. He owned an extremely profitable plumbing and heating business (during the Depression) and that made construction a natural path for Abe and Irene to follow. They built houses and apartments and then years later they found themselves building massive complexes such as the Capital Centre and the Verizon Center. The Pollins had a tremendous influence on Our Town and found it an exciting time of growth for Washington, DC. Before Irene and Abe built the Capital Centre they were owners of the Baltimore Bullets. Irene tells Andy they never had any intention of owning a sports team but buying the Baltimore Bullets was a way to level out their lives. Prior to, they had suffered the loss of their daughter, and then Irene’s parents, so buying and owning the team turned out to be a good diversion. Listen in as, Irene vividly describes the intense feeling the first time they entered the Civic Center knowing that they were the owners. Baltimore was not a basketball town, and their efforts to grow their team didn’t work. After 9 or 10 years, when the Pollins decided to leave, Baltimore did nothing to make them stay. Abe and Irene were builders so they decided to build an arena for their team, and that’s when the Captial Centre came into being in Landover, Maryland. The Baltimore Bullets became the Washington Bullets. Building the Capital Center changed Our Town in major ways. Many big events that couldn’t come to Our Town before, could happen now. One of the most memorable events for Irene was one of Ronald Reagan’s inauguration celebrations. Frank Sinatra was on the bill for that evening, and Irene shares a story of what it took to meet him. Let’s just say she was less than amused. Andy and Irene discuss the travels Irene writes about throughout her book. The Pollins traveled both with their sports teams, and for fun during off season. Together Abe and Irene enjoyed extraordinary trips to Africa, China and the Philippines. On their trip to the Philippines they were guests of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos. Irene laughs as she tells Andy about a wardrobe malfunction and how Wes Unseld held her dress together in the back as she got off the plane in Manila to a crowd of people. In 1997, with a commitment from then Mayor Marion Barry, the Pollins decided to move their teams – the Washington Bullets and Washington Capitols – to inside the city limits of DC. At that time Pollins also decided to change the name of the Washington Bullets to the Washington Wizards. Andy reminds us that both the Capital Centre and the VerizonCenter were built with the Pollins’ own money, they weren’t looking for handouts and incentives from the government. The VerizonCenter, previously known as the MCI Center,

The Washington Wizards needed a win and they one thanks to 3-point shooting and impressive defense against New York forward's Kristaps Porzingis and Carmelo Anthony. Ben Standig and Todd Dybas recap win No. 3 from the Verizon Center. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Sharks vs Capitals! Catch the EA Sports NHL 17 simulation play-by-play commentary of Eric Munter for the Washington Capitals as they host the San Jose Sharks on November 8, 2016 at the Verizon Center. Who does EA Sports think will come out on top? Find out in this National Hockey League simulation of EA Sports NHL 17.WATCH THIS EPISODE OF HOCKEY SIMS:https://youtu.be/emrJO98f9e0SUBSCRIBE:http://bit.ly/YouTubeEricFOLLOW on Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/Eric_MunterLIKE me on Facebook:http://www.Facebook.com/OfficialEricMunterHOCKEY SIMSAn Eric Munter presentation.Copyright © 2016 All Rights Reserved.http://www.EricMunter.com

November 9th, 2016: Boston Celtics travel to the Verizon Center to face the Washington Wizards.  Wiz TV play by play voice Steve Buckhantz joins the show. WIN CELTICS TICKETS to November 30th v. Detroit Pistons: SUBSCRIBE, RATE AND REVIEW Celtics Beat on iTunes for FREE entry into the contest!

It's Rangers vs Capitals! Catch the EA Sports NHL 17 simulation simulation play-by-play commentary of Eric Munter for the Washington Capitals as they host the New York Rangers on October 22, 2016 at the Verizon Center. Who does EA Sports think will come out on top? Find out in this National Hockey League simulation of EA Sports NHL 17.WATCH THIS EPISODE OF HOCKEY SIMS:https://youtu.be/DCaROYvM54kSUBSCRIBE:http://bit.ly/YouTubeEricFOLLOW on Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/Eric_MunterLIKE me on Facebook:http://www.Facebook.com/OfficialEricMunterHOCKEY SIMSAn Eric Munter presentation.Copyright © 2016 All Rights Reserved.http://www.EricMunter.com

Host Keith Pompey and special guest J Michael of CSN Mid Atlantic dissect the Sixers' performance in a blowout loss to the Wizards at the Verizon Center. They also discuss why they believe Joel Embiid will be a rookie of the year front-runner and chat about the woeful state of the franchise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Boston Celtics continue their road trip against the Charlotte Hornets and old friend Al Jefferson. CLNS Radio has all of your game coverage! CLNS Radio will be live immediately following the game to break it down after the action at the Verizon Center. Matt Rury and Warren Shaw will have you covered. Nick Gelso will man the social media chair. Call the guys to give your opinion on the game at 347-215-7771 and tweet @CLNSRadio to get your thoughts #OnBoard and you can also get involved in the action by joining the CLNS Sports Hub Discussion Group on Facebook here. Don't forget to download CLNS Radio's new MOBILE APP for a chance to win Celtics tickets! Get #OnBoard today -www.clnsradio.com/iOSfree OR www.clnsradio.com/Android. Support CLNS! We are now entering our 6th year servicing Celtics fans. Support CLNS for less than $1.99 and receive tshirt, travel mugs and/or entry in to our monthly autograph drawing. Click here for more info!

The Boston Celtics continue their road trip against the Charlotte Hornets and old friend Al Jefferson. CLNS Radio has all of your game coverage! CLNS Radio will be live immediately following the game to break it down after the action at the Verizon Center. Matt Rury and Warren Shaw will have you covered. Nick Gelso will man the social media chair. Call the guys to give your opinion on the game at 347-215-7771 and tweet @CLNSRadio to get your thoughts #OnBoard and you can also get involved in the action by joining the CLNS Sports Hub Discussion Group on Facebook here. Don't forget to download CLNS Radio's new MOBILE APP for a chance to win Celtics tickets! Get #OnBoard today -www.clnsradio.com/iOSfree OR www.clnsradio.com/Android. Support CLNS! We are now entering our 6th year servicing Celtics fans. Support CLNS for less than $1.99 and receive tshirt, travel mugs and/or entry in to our monthly autograph drawing. Click here for more info!

The Boston Celtics finish a home and home series with Paul Pierce and the Washington Wizards. CLNS Radio has all of your game coverage! CLNS Radio will be live immediately following the game to break it down after the action at the Verizon Center. Bobby Krivitsky and Rich Conte will have you covered. Cal Lee will man the social media chair. Call the guys to give your opinion on the game at 347-215-7771 and tweet @CLNSRadio to get your thoughts #OnBoard and you can also get involved in the action by joining the CLNS Sports Hub Discussion Group on Facebook here. Don't forget to download CLNS Radio's new MOBILE APP for a chance to win Celtics tickets! Get #OnBoard today -www.clnsradio.com/iOSfree OR www.clnsradio.com/Android. Support CLNS! We are now entering our 6th year servicing Celtics fans. Support CLNS for less than $1.99 and receive tshirt, travel mugs and/or entry in to our monthly autograph drawing. Click here for more info!