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I was asked to appear on a podcast hosted by WEE_ Boston radio host Fitzy this week to offer my perspective on the Seattle Seahawks as they head to Gillette Stadium Sunday to take on the also-undefeated New England Patriots and had a blast. Hope you enjoy! Here's how you can support the Seahawks Forever channel: SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube Channel for video versions: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKP7ohrtTc8P0a4YIBUTfdg Buy me a coffee, or a beer! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dviens08w Join YouTube Premium! Watch ALL videos across the app AD-FREE (a portion of the fees comes back to the channel) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Every Pete Sheppard fan should download this podcast.  It will bring you back to the glory days of The Big Show on WEEI Sports Radio and his time with Glenn Ordway, Fred Smerlas and Steve DeOssie. He shares his favorite memories of the Patriots and Red Sox. Pete can now be found on ESPN Radio Southwest Florida: Shemon & Sheppard Show, 2-6pm.

Fitzy is on WEEI Radio, doing Facebook live posts, interviewing Patriots Fans, hosting events at Gillette, riding in a Patriots Championship Duck Boat and performing at comedy shows.  If you are a true fan of the Patriots, you have probably met him, heard him or watched some of his numerous and hilariously funny social media posts.  GFY and Go Pats!

Jerry is a die-hard Patriots fan who has written 3 books "From Darkness To Dynasty", "5 Rings", and "6 Rings".   You have heard him on WEEI Radio and continue to read him on Barstool Sports.  If you live in the Boston area, you have probably seen him perform as a stand up comedian. He co-hosts the "NFL Laces Out" podcast as well. Jerry shares many hilarious and relatable stories of his being a Patriots fan his entire life.

On this episode of Slapshot Sweethearts, we welcome Dale Arnold of New England Sports Network and WEEI Radio! Dale has been hosting the Bruins and other professional sports teams including the New Jersey Devils and New England Patriots for over 20 years. Shan and Meg take on their first guest discussion by diving right into reporting during a pandemic, the inside scoop of the Bruins locker room, the pros and cons for the B's in the 2021 season, and more.Support Slapshot Sweethearts by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/slapshot-sweetheartsFind out more at https://slapshot-sweethearts.pinecast.coSend us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/slapshot-sweethearts/f7561259-3ab8-4747-a1ff-654eb2af41b8

Hour 4: Dale, Keefe, and Andy begin by allowing Keefe to explain why he has a bone to pick with Christian Fauria and Andy is supported by an unlikely national sports talk host.  The guys go live to Fenway as Alex Cora is introduced as the Red Sox next manager. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another guest appearance from a familiar Boston sports media face. Apparently people like talking to us? Or they're really bored. Either way, we are very much here for it. Honestly we'd interview an actual basketball if it's willing to speak into a mic and be on camera. But without further ado, we've got veteran Boston media extraordinaire Greg Dickerson. You know him from WEEI Radio in Boston and more importantly, if you're a big Celtics fan you'll remember him patrolling the sidelines from Pierce/Big 3 to the Isaiah Thomas era. Also was a regular contributor to daily sports talk shows on NBC Sports Boston. 8:17 – My Redskins team name suggestions - how viable are my submissions, according to Greg? 15:05 – Still not done with the above segment, but Greg and I pause to discuss our budding friendship – and how it may come to a halt over name change suggestions thus far 17:36 – Final name change suggestion (and I assume this is where Greg decided whether or not to continue the interview) 21:30 - Celtics bubble chances/Kemba and how the Celtics have historically disclosed injuries to major players 27:00 – 1-800-Snitch-Hotline 33:00 – Hedging on a pick – does that play turn Greg on? 35:15 - Kevin Garnett stories (arm wrestling/hating Roy Hibbert/meeting Seth Mcfarlane from Family Guy and yelling at him) 49:50 – I accidentally roasted Greg about not being on TV anymore, and he considers ending it all. At this point, he had just gotten home and could have easily pulled into his garage, locked the door, turned the ignition and ended it all. And when I say “it”, I mean “it”… 50:38 – I play the Tommy Heinsohn clip and make Greg explain it Again, big thanks to Greg. He can be found on WEEI Radio and on Twitter at @GregDickerson13 As always, please follow us on Instagram @themorsecodepod, as well as our personal handles on both Instagram and Twitter @CambodianPrince_ & @DJMorse126. Lastly, please subscribe/like/review our YouTube channel and our podcast, all of which can be found at http://aliasconnect.co/morsecodepod

Episode 61 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features three guests: First up is a boxing roundtable with Mike Coppinger, a staff writer covering boxing for The Athletic who formerly covered the sport for USA Today and Ring Magazine, and Lance Pugmire, a senior writer covering boxing for The Athletic who previously spent 19 years at the Los Angeles Times as their lead boxing writer. They are followed by Chad Finn, the sports media writer for the Boston Globe.  In this podcast, Pugmire and Coppinger discuss the most enjoyable and most challenging thing about covering boxing in 2019; who the most important people are for them on the boxing beat; the transparency of fighters, promoters and TV executives; the kind of access they get as writers; the rise of DAZN as a player in the sport and what it means; Al Heymon’s power; how they define Boxing Twitter; what exists in the podcast space and their upcoming podcast; what it is like covering a sport where there are few reporters, and much more.   Finn discusses Sunday Night Baseball and why so many viewers are expressing displeasure with the broadcast; the changes on the morning show at WEEI Radio in Boston; how the Celtics will look with Kemba Walker and without Al Horford and much more.  You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Radio.com and more.

Tim Neverett, one of the voices of the Boston Red Sox on WEEI Radio, joins RSB to talk what he's seen out of this year's spring training. Will JD help that much in 2018? What's Hanley's role really going to be? Tim answers to the pressing questions about your 2018 Red Sox as opening day is right around the corner!

Ralph Dangelmaier is the CEO of BlueSnap, a leading global e-commerce payments company. He is a 'FinTech payment veteran' with a wealth of experience creating innovative product solutions for retailers and financial institutions worldwide. He has a strong track record of growing private and public companies, both organically and through M&A activity. Ralph formerly served as the President of ACI Worldwide, a billion-dollar global provider of payment software and solutions. Before joining ACI, Ralph was the CEO of P&H Solutions who in 1997 pioneered internet banking for businesses. He grew the VC-backed company to be the leader in the space. Ralph's career has focused on using technology to innovate and simplify payments for businesses and consumers around the world. He has authored numerous articles leading to television and speaking appearances, including features on Bloomberg, NPR, 21st Century TV with Donald Trump Jr., WEEI Radio with Barry Armstrong, World Business Review with Alexander Haig, New England Cable News, PYMNTS.com, and Cowen PayFac Reporting. He has also written popular guest posts in TechCrunch, GigaOm, TechCity News, and VentureBeat. Ralph is frequently invited to speak at industry and investment conferences that focus on payments, mobile, and technology. His speaking engagements include Zuora Subscribed, PYMNTS Innovation Conference, Card Not Present Expo, Mass Innovation Technology Exchange (MITX), Mobile Monday, TiECon East, Sibos, Goldman Sachs Future of Finance, William Blair, Credit Suisse Future of Commerce Payments, Gerson Lehman Group, Citi FinTech Conference, and Pacific Crest.

A host at the station I work at in Boston, WEEI, is in trouble for disparaging comments he made on the air about Tom Brady's 5 year old daughter.

Episode 131 of the Sports Illustrated Media podcast features a sports media roundtable featuring Chad Finn, the sports media writer and general columnist for the Boston Globe and Boston.com, and Sports Business Daily media writer John Ourand. On this podcast, we discuss Jay Cutler leaving Fox Sports for the Dolphins and what that means for Fox Sports; Disney’s plans for an ESPN OTT (over-the-top) streaming service and what the future of ESPN might look like; what happens if cable keeps shrinking and digital TV companies don’t invest in sports content; why Fox Sports has kept Katie Nolan off its airwaves; what ESPN will do in terms of replacing Dan Shulman; whether Pete Rose will stay employed by Fox Sports; whether stories about Colin Kaepernick drive eyeballs and page views; Chad’s battles with Boston-based WEEI Radio and whether he is a fawning profile writer; what a sports journalist should do when a subject or someone close to a subject compliments a piece you wrote; how often you should give an organization a heads up, if ever on a negative piece you a writing; and much more.   The podcast also features an interview with Dari Nowkhah, the lead host of the SEC Network and co-host of ESPN Radio’s weekly Dari and Mel Show (Saturdays). For this segment we discuss how Nowkhah approaches his role for SEC Now; whether SEC viewers expect him to be a fan of the conference; what SEC program has the most rabid fan; why he left Bristol to be the host of ESPNU; whether Nick Saban gets favorable treatment both locally and nationally; how his agent submitted his resume and tapes to ESPN without him knowing; being the son of an Iranian immigrant; losing his child (Hayden Michael Nowkhah) after 39 days and how he and his wife, Jenn, channeled that grief; the non-profit he and his wife are part of that financially assists families of children awaiting a life-saving organ transplant; the significance of the Alabama-Florida State opener, and much more.   You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  Brandon and Nick are very excited to give you an extended Playoff Preview Show tonight with Mr. Sean Grande. Grande is the play-by-play voice of the Boston Celtics. He has been featured on NBATV, the NBA on TNT, his home is WEEI Radio - the radio home of the Boston Celtics. Grande, Gelso and B-Paul will be giving you a playoff preview of the Boston Celtics. We will be taking your calls throughout the 2 hour broadcast and will be chatting it up in the CelticsBlog chat room.

Former NBA official, Tim Donaghy, recently appeared on WEEI Radio in Boston. Donaghy scrutinized the officiating from game 1 of the Celtics/Heat playoff series. Game 2 was not much better for the Celtics. Tonight, Donaghy will be breaking down games 1 & 2 on his own show right here on CLNS Radio. Technically Speaking will go live at 8 pm, EST. Donaghy will be joined by his co-host Mike “The Scotsman” Munger. “Scotty” is renowned throughout Celtics Nation for his criticisms of the NBA's referees. The former NBA ref and the ref-basher will be taking your calls throughout the entire broadcast. Call in to talk with the hosts: 347-215-7771