Podcast appearances and mentions of vince morris

Now in his seventies, with more than 60 years Martial Arts experience, Vince Morris is a leading authority in the world of karate and his effective no-nonsense approach to his art has earned him worldwide respect. He regularly taught Tactical Officer Protection courses at the Antwerp Police Academy and for a variety of other Law Enforcement agencies which has brought him many commendations and citations for his extraordinary skills along with the acknowledgement that these skills have saved lives!Always concerned with making the art of karate as effective as he knew it could be, Vince developed Kissaki-Kai Karate, and by utilising his knowledge of pressure points and the “Rules of Combat” has seen it develop into a well-rounded system of personal protection.Vince Morris has influenced many of today's leading instructors both directly and indirectly via his teaching and numerous books and videos on applied karate. Kissaki-Kai has branches worldwide, in Europe, China and the USA.Now based in France, Vince continues to oversee the development of Kissaki-Kai Karate-Do International.​I hope you enjoy our chat as much as I did.I'd be grateful if you could leave a review for the Living Martial Arts podcast using the following links: Apple podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/living-martial-arts/id1558703179Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3MDv2bt1ORsKpD4158cqLA?si=Q9Klv5iQQhOaXiXwhp-OdAPodchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/living-martial-arts-1629450https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/living-martial-arts-1629450Sign up for the newsletter now! at; https://www.livingmartialarts.com

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It's Friday, July 15, 2022, and this week your news roundup episode is coming to you from Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina! Your news and events, however, are from Dayton. As always, there's a lot happening tonight, so be sure to listen soon so you can hear about all of the cool thing happening this weekend and beyond! Show transcript: Hello and welcome to the Discover Dayton Podcast, the show that's all about the Gem City's past, present, and future. My name is Arch Grieve and I'm your host, and today I'm actually recording this episode six hours ahead of you in Sarajevo, one of Dayton's sister cities, where I'll be through almost the end of the month, so you might hear unfamiliar sounds, like the water running next to me. It's a beautiful city and you should visit! But today of course is Friday, which means it's time for your news roundup episode, where I read the news so you don't have to, so stay tuned for that as well as upcoming events in just a moment. And now for last week's news: Early voting for Ohio's August primary started this week and election security is a bigger concern than ever. Montgomery County Board of Elections infrastructure engineer Adam Lawson says security is an every-day concern, not just on election days. According to Lawson, Dayton's election cyber-security is strong, but attackers are always changing and evolving, so security measures also have to continue to grow. Ransomware is of particular concern lately. More traditional security measures are in place as well, such as keeping voting machines under lock and key, video cameras all around voting and counting areas, and ensuring that members of both major parties are present at all times. When auditing the results of the May 3rd primary, Montgomery County found the results to be 100% accurate. The county is also participating in a pilot program with the state of Ohio to further upgrade their security measures.  Premier Health's Barbershop Health Clinics will be running through August for anyone interested. These clinics aim to raise awareness of chronic illnesses and promote healthy living in Black communities in the Miami Valley. There will be food compliments of Sugarcreek Food Truck, various health screenings, and free fresh produce. To see when and where the clinics will be, visit premierhealth.com.  The City of Dayton is seeking grants to construct a footbridge across the intersection of U.S. 35 and Abbey Avenue. Many pedestrians, including children, have to cross 8 lanes of interstate traffic to get to the West Branch library, which has area leaders worried. Dayton City Commissioner Shenise Turner-Sloss in particular spoke about the danger recently on social media. There are some short-term safety measures in place, but city officials say a permanent solution would be much better. Though there is no record of pedestrian crashes at the Abbey-35 intersection, other accidents are fairly common. Many motorists drive much faster than the 50 mph speed limit and the Dayton Daily News observed many running red lights. Further development in the area will likely only increase pedestrian traffic. Public works is seeking $3.5 million for a bridge over the interstate.    The Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy, a plan over one year in the making, has been approved and already secured about $13 million in federal funding for the Dayton region. The CEDS was developed with input from business owners, government leaders, and community members in partnership with the federal Economic Development Administration. The new five-year plan includes equity and inclusiveness as core values, a first for the plan which was last updated in 2012. Greater West Dayton Incubator director Whitney Barkley believes the program will help small businesses most with sustainability by making certain resources more readily available. The CEDS laid out five priorities for the area: workforce development, infrastructure, diverse communities, small business support, and a resilient, diversified economy.  The Dayton Metro Library Main Branch is running art workshops through the month of July as part of the Ocean of Possibilities summer challenge theme. Artist in residence Delora Buford-Buchanan will be transforming the Opportunity Space windows into a 3D aquarium, and you can help her fill it up with creatures of all sorts. There are five remaining workshop days and registration is not required. For more information, check out dayton-metrolibrary.org/programs.  Crime is down a bit overall in the Dayton area, but Dayton Police Chief Kamran Afzal says it's no time to celebrate. While crime overall is down 1% and Part 1 violent crime is down 10%, other offenses are on the rise, and Dayton remains high in crime in Ohio. Homicides and aggravated robberies are up from last year, though aggravated assaults and non-aggravated robberies are down. Dayton Police noted that violence most often occurs between people who know each other, like family or romantic partners, and rarely happens between strangers. There have been a number of fairly successful gun reduction initiatives in the Miami Valley, bringing firearm-related incidents down by quite a bit. The most common and rising crimes are burglaries, both in homes and of automobile parts. Police encourage locking of doors and installation of security cameras and extra outdoor lighting if possible to deter would-be thieves.  The House of Bread is looking for volunteers to help serve warm meals to the Dayton community every day between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Anyone over the age of 16 who is fully vaccinated is welcome to help out, and you can e-mail JudithMoore-HOB@gmail.com to sign up. They are also always accepting food and money donations, for more information about that visit houseofbread.org.  Link: Dayton Bike Share recently received a shipment of 140 new electric bikes that are expected to be rolled out in the Miami Valley within the next week or so. This more than doubles the ride-share's bike supply which can be found at 37 Link hubs across the Miami Valley. The electronically-assisted vehicles make riding easier, especially up hills, and are checked out about twice as often as Link's non-electric models. Also, every Wednesday in July, the unlocking fee will be waived and you can ride for one hour for free.   The Dayton Police Department's plans to implement automated license plate readers in the city may have hit a few roadblocks as a community coalition raises concerns over the department's transparency. There is a public hearing scheduled for July 20th regarding the technology, but the Coalition on Public Protection is asking that it be delayed, saying Dayton PD has not yet shared crucial and impartial information proving that plate readers will have an impact on reducing crime and furthering other law enforcement goals. Other members of the community have pointed out the negative impact the implementation could have on minority communities and privacy in general. Last year the Dayton City Commission passed a resolution requiring Dayton police to publish impact reports on proposed surveillance initiatives before they are considered for acquisition. Opponents of the technology say they have not yet done that for automated plate readers, pointing out that the published reports contain more opinions and unchecked claims than data, and what data there is was not provided by independent, non-law enforcement sources.   The Dayton planning board has approved the plan put forward for the old Good Samaritan hospital site. Construction will now go forward on the facility including a YMCA, various health clinics, nonprofits, and an athletic field. Many have praised the plan and the benefits it will bring to the community, but some believe it doesn't quite reach the vision many in the community had for the space. Planning board member Matt Sauer called the plan “unambitious,” and he's not alone in wishing that the facility had, for example, a full-service medical center. Others have raised concerns about parking and pedestrian safety, pointing out that the plan includes a large parking lot even though the site contains an unused parking garage. The YMCA of Greater Dayton will occupy about half the space, with the rest taken up by Premier Health, Wright State, United Way, Care-Source, County Corp, and Goodwill Easter Seals. More tenants may also be planned for the future.  The Dayton Foundation awarded over $1.2 million in charitable grants last year to 43 Miami Valley organizations. Large grant recipients included the YMCA of Greater Dayton for the Good Sam site, the Dayton Art institute, Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, Greater Dayton Union Cooperative Initiative, WYSO Public Radio, and St. Anne's Hill Historic Society. They also provided smaller grants to 23 organizations for quicker, more immediate projects and improvements. To learn more about the Dayton Foundation and its grant programs, visit daytonfoundation.org.  Dayton Birria Fest is happening tonight from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Yellow Cab Tavern. Entry is free and there will be a wide variety of food vendors selling tacos and other birria-inspired dishes for you to enjoy. There will also be a live DJ spinning party music from the 80s and 90s.  Rock and roll musician Will Hoge will be at the Levitt Pavilion from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight, bringing his unique mix of blue-collar sound and rootsy stomp. As always, admission is free.  For a more classic rock feel, head to the Little York Tavern at 8 p.m. to see Dayton locals Counting Skeletons playing rock covers from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.  If you're in the mood for comedy tonight then head over to Wiley's Comedy Club to see Vince Morris perform standup at 8pm. Tickets are $15 and can be found at wileyscomedy.com.  On Saturday, the Epilepsy Foundation is holding a mud volleyball tournament to benefit people with epilepsy in Ohio. The event is from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Wegerzyn Gardens. For registration information, go to ohiomud.com.  Also on Saturday, you can visit the Dayton Metro Library at 11am for their Q+ommunity Day of Support from 11am to 3pm, a free event for individuals who support the LGBTQ+ community and want to have connection-affirming conversations and good food.  At 11am on Saturday the 16th Bock Family Brewing will be hosting a 5k beer run to support local non-profits. The run starts and ends at the Bock taproom, and all participants will receive a free craft brew and a commemorative pint glass or seasonal swag item, and there will be door prizes, games, and giveaways all day. Participants don't need to be 21 to run but of course do to drink, but underage participants will get a voucher for a free non-alcoholic drink instead. You can find more information at mailchi.mp/breweryrunningseries/faq or by e-mailing sara@breweryrunningseries.com.   If visual art is more your speed, Wholly Grounds is hosting an art and wine show Saturday night from 6 to 9 p.m. For $30 you can taste four wines and see displays from local artists, with food available and a silent auction to take home one of your favorite pieces. There will also be a live jazz band. Call 937-367-1344 for more information.  The Dayton Metro Library is holding a Q+ommunity Day of Support and celebration event for LGBTQ+ people and aspiring allies in the Dayton area at the Bassani Theater on Saturday at 11am. There will be on-site yoga, roundtable discussions, and lunch provided. The event is free but RSVP is required, and you can find a link to their eventbrite registration page at dayton937.com. Neo-soul artist Sarob is performing at the Levitt Pavilion from 7 to 9 p.m. on Saturday. His music blends hip-hop with earnest self-reflection and rap inspirations, and you can, of course, enjoy it for free.  Well on Monday, the 18th, the Flying Ghillies Scottish Country Dancers invite you to learn the jigs, reels, and strathspeys of Scotland in a comfortable and laid-back atmosphere every Monday afternoon from 3-5pm at the Michael Solomon Pavilion on Berkley St. in Dayton. The first class is FREE and after that classes are $5.00. For more information visit their Facebook page: “Flying Ghillies Scottish Country Dancers.” On Thursday, the 21st, Lily's in Dayton will be celebrating their 9-year anniversary with Fat Head Brewing Company. Tickets are $65 for five courses with five beer pairings, with seatings at 5:30 and 8 p.m. There are two menus, one omnivore menu with meat and seafood and one vegetarian menu. Visit exploretock.com/lilys to see the menu and make a reservation.  All right well that about does it for your news roundup episode. I do want to apologize for not being able to get out Wednesday's episode on time, but I will get it out ASAP, I promise! I also look forward to hopefully getting at least one episode recorded with a special guest here in Sarajevo, so stay tuned for more on that. If you enjoyed this episode, please be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend. Thanks so much for listening, and stay funky, Dayton.

Hello, thanks for inviting me to participate on SoU, it's an honour to be part of it!   In this mix I'm showcasing unreleased material I have almost exclusively performed on my 200e system, these jams illustrate some of the moods and sounds I'm looking for when making music on my own or collaborating with other artists here in London.    The first track is a recording i did after hours of meditation on a Buchla patch together with my friend Vince Morris, we spoke the bare minimum and kept slowly developing the patch for hours focusing on capturing the sound of each oscillator separately while giving each of the outputs a very  defined function in the landscape, it turns out more than one year after  this track is going to be pressed on 180g vinyl and released on Titrate Records ( and you can pre-order it on bandcamp) ! [ shameless promotion allowed? haha ]   The second track is actually the first track I made using the 296e which I'm very happy to finally have with me - that's definitely the module that I have been dreaming about the most! I was very pleased with the saturation you can get from driving the inputs, not to mention feedbacking the comb out into itself... Really powerful module which surely will help me make the Buchla sound a lot more rude! The effects here are provided by the 2H9 made by the lovely peeps from Northern Light Modular - shout to Sascha who without a doubt is one of the biggest legends in the space, my system wouldn't be the same without all the technical support and advice from him.   The third track ( starting at 31 minutes ) is a collaboration with my friend Steven McInerney who played some acoustic instruments and processed them on his eurorack and my friend Rin who played some mad electro-acoustic-ish instruments while i played the 250e...   The following track was a very special jam I had the pleasure to record with my friend Adrian who I met online when studying his amazing open source granular ( definitely one of the most impressive granulars i ever seen ) and we ended up becoming best friends when he moved to London..   Last but not least I have two drone-ish tracks, one of which is exploring two simple oscillators out of tune being heavily processed on the H9 and another one where I solely used the 259e ( and loads of verb and delay )!   I hope you enjoy it! ps: To listen to some of my dj mixes and other tracks i have released check out my soundcloud

Vince Morris is the President of OneDigital's retirement & wealth division as well as its registered investment adviser, OneDigital Investment Advisors. Vince is a rock-star within the industry, providing key insights and guidance as OneDigital supports holistic workforce strategy conversations surrounding the convergence of health, wealth, and retirement. Today he joins the show to have a conversation about the state of retirement industry trends and what advisors should look for when considering an M&A partner.Listen in as the origins of resources investment advisors as part of the Bukaty Companies and how they got into the aggregator business. You will learn about the M&A tear he and the OneDigital team have been on over the past 12 to 18 months, the importance of partnering with the right record keepers, and how managed accounts are enhancing the overall retirement experience for employees.

It's an encore presentation of Episode 50, featuring Vince Morris.  Also, a brand new Song of the Week from MK. LINKS: Fangirl's blog. Nearly Liza YouTube channel. Check it out! PF, Fangirl, and Lizzie on the Travel Channel. Follow Liz Draws Ink on Instagram @nearlyliza Buy a T-shirt from Cincy Shirts OR Old School Shirts, it helps the show! Be sure to click over to Fangirl's NEW blog, CheckCheckHey! and her photo blog. Follow P.F. on Twitter @PF66 and like this podcast on Facebook. PF's Tape Recorder logo designed by Dan Koabel

There's nothing like a Comic that scares the audience & that is what Vince Morris does when commands the stage. When I say "scare", I mean jokes that are so well written, pack an acerbic punchline & nail a subject with such pinpoint accuracy that there is no escaping the truth that was told. Put it this way, Vince could write a joke about your momma & you couldn't get mad because of its gut holding punchline & truth that was spoken. I always said at one point in time , Morris was the best comic in the Country, bar none, of course I was biased having been apart of a Comedic Quartet with Morris being a key role in the group. I hadn't talked to Vince in awhile but after 5 minutes it was apparent, "tha kid still had it.....all of it!" I loved this Chat. It was personal, it was educational & as always, hilarious! Enjoy this Conversation with one of the greatest minds in Comedy!

You've seen him on HBO's Def Comedy Jam, BET's Comic View and he has his own half hour special on Comedy Central - Vince Morris has A Drink With Derek talking passing out in his friend's car at an L.L. Cool Jay concert, navigating the waters of L.A., and wanting his dream role as Black Fonzie. An absolute hammer on stage, find out when he's in your city vincemorris.com and follow him on social media.

On this episode, we have Vince Morris (HBO's Def Comedy Jam, Comedy Central). Vince Morris is a guy I heard about the second I got into comedy. A friend told me that I needed to watch Vince live if I ever wanted to get better. And he wasnt wrong. From the first time i talked to Vince in a comedy club, he's been dropping jewels to me. From how to conduct myself off stage with other comedians and club staff, to the correct persona to have on stage as well. Vince has be a mentor and friend of mine for years, so it was a pleasure to talk to him about comedy and soak up some more advice. Enjoy the show. Support this podcast

When OneDigital acquired Resources Investment Advisors in early 2020, it was the first of One Digital's deals to bring retirement plan consulting and wealth together with healthcare benefits under the OneDigital brand. Join Ross as he talks with Vince Morris, President of OneDigital Retirement + Wealth. Vince discusses the firm's name change, how to approach plan sponsors when offering personal financial planning, post-pandemic plans for remote working for the firm's team, and whether “purist” 401(k) advisors will find it harder to compete in the future.Resources:OneDigital Retirement + Wealth

This charismatic man tells of his early life, teaching and competing in dance, singing, and acting. He does it all.

Vince Morris is the President of OneDigital’s retirement & wealth division as well as its registered investment adviser, OneDigital Investment Advisors. He provides key insights and guidance as OneDigital supports holistic workforce strategy conversations surrounding the convergence of health, wealth and retirement. With Vince’s leadership, OneDigital strategic consultants and advisors offer employers of all sizes […] The post Vince Morris with OneDigital appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

This week we are joined by two comedic greats Vince Morris and Tyrone Hawkins to talk about the state of comedy before covid, and what we think it will look like coming out of this! We will be temporarily pausing regular episodes until spring, but you can sign up for our patreon for weekly episodes at patreon.com/thunderslime! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thunderslime/support

If you are involved in applied karate you'll know who Vince Morris is (and if you don't know who Vince is, you are not really involved in applied karate)

Episode 6 of Behind the Deal features Mark Bruno's in-depth interview with Vince Morris, president of Resources Investment Advisors. Vince offers insights into OneDigital’s acquisition of Resources earlier this year – one of the largest deals of 2020 – and details how the companies are bringing multiple teams and organizations together in a remote world.

In memory of a true legend in the comic world I sit down and talk to Vince's sister Amber as she gives us a glimpse into the life story of one of the most prolific indie comic creators of our era.

In this episode, we talk with veteran, professional stand-up comedian, LOUIS RAMEY, who is regularly featured on TV shows like “Last Comic Standing”, “Comedy Central Presents” and “Comics Unleashed w/ Byron Allen”.THOUGHT #1Put blinders on and not compare yourself to others.THOUGHT #2Imitation doesn’t require Courage, Innovation, Risk or Vision…Be Original.CONNECT:Website: www.louisramey.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/louis.rameyInstagram: louisrameyTwitter: @louisramey1Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/louisrameyBRAND & RESOURCE MENTIONS:Comedy Central – www.cc.comNBC’s “Bring the Funny” – https://www.nbc.com/bring-the-funnyThe Beatles – www.thebeatles.comKISS – www.kissonline.comDavid Bowie – www.davidbowie.comWhite Snake – www.whitesnake.comKurt Cobain (Nirvana) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_CobainHard Rock International – www.HardRock.comRock ‘n Roll With It: Overcoming the Challenge of Change (Brant Menswar)– www.RocknRollWithIt.comCulture That Rocks: How to Revolutionize Your Company’s Culture (Jim Knight)– www.CultureThatRocks.comCannonball Kids’ cancer – www.CannonballKidscancer.orgKeppler Speakers - www.KepplerSpeakers.comCertified Rock Star - www.CertifiedRockStar.comThoughts That Rock – www.ThoughtsThatRock.comSpectacle Photography (Show/Website Photos) – www.spectaclephoto.comJeffrey Todd “JT” Keel (Show Music) - https://www.facebook.com/jtkeelLOUIS RAMEY’S BIO:Louis Ramey is an American stand-up comedian from Atlanta, Georgia. He started performing comedy while in college after being dared to perform by his friendsHe was featured in his own episode of Comedy Central Presents in 2001. It was filmed at the Hudson Theatre, in New York City. In 2008, he was a finalist on Last Comic Standing 6. On July 31, he was voted into the top 5. He finished in 5th place. He was then the host of the Last Comic Standing tour, in which he performed along with the 4 other finalists.He briefly worked for Nickelodeon as a member of the Nick at Nite "Road Crew".Comedian and former Daily Show correspondent Wyatt Cenac named Ramey as one of his comedy influences, saying that "I remember seeing guys like Vince Morris and Louis Ramey do stuff that wasn’t what you saw on ComicView".

NO HOLDS BARRED KARATE Vince Morris Interview Vince Morris talks about what he's learnt over decades of training. WHAT has been LOST in KARATE? WHAT does he THINK of CHI BALLZ? WHAT's the DIFFERENCE between SPORT and REAL KARATE? CAN he SING? IS he ELVIS incognito? He dispels the myths about the correct use of points, pressure and grabs that when applied properly can work with devastating effect. No CHI BALLZ are used or deployed. He is an accomplished musician and singer. Vince Morris BA(Hons.) 9th Dan Kissaki-Kai (9th Dan I.S.O.K.) Now in his seventies, with more than 60 years Martial Arts experience, Vince Morris is a leading authority in the world of karate and his effective no-nonsense approach to his art has earned him worldwide respect. He regularly taught Tactical Officer Protection courses at the Antwerp Police Academy and for a variety of other Law Enforcement agencies which has brought him many commendations and citations for his extraordinary skills along with the acknowledgement that these skills have saved lives! Always concerned with making the art of karate as effective as he knew it could be, Vince developed Kissaki-Kai Karate, and by utilising his knowledge of pressure points and the “Rules of Combat” has seen it develop into a well-rounded system of personal protection. Vince Morris has influenced many of today’s leading instructors both directly and indirectly via his teaching and numerous books and videos on applied karate. Kissaki-Kai has branch Dojo all over the world, in Europe, China and the USA.

The “Take a Tour Bus on the B35” episode, where standup story human (and singer) Vernon Payne tawks about being a 16-year-old goth from a very musical family,* the difference between being upstate funny and NYC funny, and why it’s Leighann Lord's “fault” he got into comedy. With tunes from #EddieKendricks, #ChildishGambino, #KendrickLamarr and #TheDanleers, and additional shoutouts to Vince Morris, Morgan Pielli and Gastor Almonte. (*Nat McCune from the Danleers is Vernon's grandfather!) #artistsofcolor #artistsIknow #NYCartists #livingartists #supportlivingartists #VernonPayne #storytelling #fishoutofagua #MicheleCarlo

Episode189 with comedians Vince Morris & Michael Blaustein and this episode is by far the most extensive chat on racial relations ever. Vince has a very interesting take on this as he has seen and lived through people who were racist and also to his father who fought in Korea. Yes, it was a different time but when you grow up in that kind of environment yes, it does make a difference. It's a good one folks and it's all at Howienave.com

Episode 176 is up and loaded with comedians Vince Morris & David Gee or Mr. Non-PC meets Mr. More Voice Impressions Please on Howie's High Sierra Comedy Vault Podcast @ Howienave.com All episodes are recorded in the high Sierra in South Lake Tahoe. Howie's High Sierra Comedy Vault Podcast always features the best comedians exclusively be it nationally known or worldwide. Many of the comedians are performing at the Improv Lake Lake and other venues as well.

Summary Host Mary Juetten talks with Jason Velez at 1Law. They cover an innovative technology called Aux.ai which is using Artificial Intelligence for legal websites. Jason shares how this legal aid tech problem was discovered and how it was developed. For the latest topics, trends and tech in the legal industry, subscribe to Evolve Law Podcast: A Catalyst for Legal Innovation. Listen as legal experts and leaders share insights about the legal industry. For more information, questions, or suggestions about our podcast feel free to email us at info@evolvelawnow.com!   ShowNotes 00:00 Introduction 00:16 Jason Velez with 1Law talking about Aux.ai an innovation in articifical intelligence 01:03 The initial product launched in March of 2016 01:46 They have been working with Vince Morris and other legal aid evangelists to spread this technology 02:20 Jason explains how he discovered this legal aid tech problem 04:03 Talking about the technology development and vision process 05:18 Case study example with a large national personal injury firm 07:09 Metrics about 1Law

Saturday Talk, January 23, 2016. Hour 3 of 3. Saturday Snow Show with WMAL’s Larry O’Connor. Guests: Sharon Bulova, Representative; Barbara Comstock, Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett, Janice Dean, Tim Hemstreet, Chuck Penn, Sue Palka, Vince Morris, David Buck, Ocean City Mayor; Rick Meehan, and Kathleen Leonard. Plus, WMAL's Brian Wilson and Chris Plante, share their snow stories.

Saturday Talk, January 23, 2016. Hour 1 of 3. Saturday Snow Show with WMAL’s Larry O’Connor. Guests: Sharon Bulova, Representative; Barbara Comstock, Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett, Janice Dean, Tim Hemstreet, Chuck Penn, Sue Palka, Vince Morris, David Buck, Ocean City Mayor; Rick Meehan, and Kathleen Leonard. Plus, WMAL's Brian Wilson and Chris Plante, share their snow stories.

Saturday Talk, January 23, 2016. Hour 1 of 3. Saturday Snow Show with WMAL’s Larry O’Connor. Guests: Sharon Bulova, Representative; Barbara Comstock, Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett, Janice Dean, Tim Hemstreet, Chuck Penn, Sue Palka, Vince Morris, David Buck, Ocean City Mayor; Rick Meehan, and Kathleen Leonard. Plus, WMAL's Brian Wilson and Chris Plante, share their snow stories.

Vilmos talks about his recent appearance in Ohio. He also goes into depth about accusations made against comedian Vince Morris.

Vilmos talks about his recent appearance in Ohio. He also goes into depth about accusations made against comedian Vince Morris.

Who’s your Daddy? Vince Morris! Another installment of “It’s Facebook, not FACTbook,” PF’s failed attempt to be the Funniest Person in Cincinnati, and Fake News. LINKS: Vince Morris’s “Scary Dad” full-length version. Cincinnati CityBeat cover story about the Cincinnati comedy scene. Like this podcast on Facebook, follow P.F. on Twitter @PF66 PF’s Tape Recorder logo designed by Dan Koabel. Email the show here. Be a good egg, and rate the podcast here and/or in iTunes. It really helps out with rankings and whatnot. Thanks for listening, and be sure to tell your friends and neighbors about us.

Cash Levy is in town! Mitt Romney Skypes in, Fangirl reviews the Never Shout Never show in Chicago, and Fake News. DATES: Cash Levy is at Go Bananas in Cincinnati Thursday June 28 through Sunday July 1. Vince Morris is at The Funny Bone on the Levee in Newport, KY  (across the river from Cincinnati) Friend of the show “Big” Jim Leugers made it to the next round of the Funniest Person in Cincinnati contest (PF did NOT). Round two starts July 11 at Go Bananas. LINKS: Ca$hing In Podcast with Cash Levy and TJ Miller. TJ Miller on PFTR (Episode 20). Cash Levy on Twitter (@CashLevy). Cincinnati CityBeat cover story about the Cincinnati comedy scene. Never Shout Never website. Like this podcast on Facebook, follow P.F. on Twitter @PF66 PF’s Tape Recorder logo designed by Dan Koabel. Email the show here. Hey, if it’s not a bother, please give us a rating here and/or in iTunes, or both. It would be a big help as far as rankings and so on. Thanks for listening, and be sure to refer a friend.

A pregnant “man” and a visit from Courtney at Adultcon start the show. Then headliner Vince Morris joins us on this episode of Awkward Silence 2.1. Show notes: In the News Kardashians McRibs Pregnant “man” Courtney Leone visits Adultcon Headliner: Vince Morris

A pregnant “man” and a visit from Courtney at Adultcon start the show. Then headliner Vince Morris joins us on this episode of Awkward Silence 2.1.