Podcast appearances and mentions of wes burdine

Wes Burdine, co-founder of Minnesota Aurora FC, joins the show to make the closing pitch for this round of Community Ownership Shares that closes on Friday, January 31st (mnaurora.com/become-a-community-owner-2024). Wes also talks Black Hart of St. Paul, MNUFC and takes his shot at Loon or Loonlet. Matt and Dan then catch you up on the state of the roster, especially with the news that midfielder Hassani Dotson is requesting a trade away from the team.     Quick Hits Around Soccer - 5:05 Wes Burdine Interview - 11:35 Wes Tries Loon or Loonlet Trivia - 16:48 Roster Updates - 1:00:15 Loon Droppings - 1:25:55   ------------------   Connect with us on Blue Sky (@loonybindpodcast.bsky.social), email us at theloonybinpod@gmail.com or find us at www.theloonybinpod.com.    Dan Elias (@oyvey2you.bsky.social) Matt Leaf (@loonlet.bsky.social)  

On today's addendum pod, Justin talks shop with Wes Burdine. What to expect this weekend vs Minnesota? Let's get into it.

It's Extratime history! Andrew Wiebe, David Gass, and Charlie Davies guide us through our first every live show! The guys recap an insane weekend of MLS and then look ahead to an exciting All Star Week. Along the way we're joined by Jeff Rueter, Michele Giannone, Susannah Collins, Jillian Sakovits, AND plenty of our loyal listeners!  Big thanks to Wes Burdine and The Black Hart of Saint Paul for hosting us and thank you Minnesota for showing up and being such a great crowd. 

Brotherly Game managing editor Matt Ralph chats with Wes Burdine, an Emmaus, Pa. native who lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota in this podcast extra. Burdine is a host of the Fifty Five One podcast, owns The Black Hart of Saint Paul bar and is one of the founders of the new W-League club Aurora FC. Links: Twitter.com/MnNiceFC FiftyFive.one blackhartstp.com mnaurora.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Soccer is rapidly capturing the attention and hearts of American viewers. Major League Soccer (MLS) saw viewership grow by 38% from 2019 for its 2021 championship cup game. And the United States women's national soccer team won the 2019 Women's World Cup for the fourth time. In Minnesota, Wes Burdine was very familiar with the popularity of soccer. He owned a bar across from a major soccer arena, gathering fans together for drinks and camaraderie. But Wes also recognized that there was an unanswered need in Minnesota's soccer community. There was no women's team. In this episode of KingsCrowd Startup Investing Podcast, Chris Lustrino welcomes Wes Burdine in to tell us about how he and his fellow co-founders decided to bring women's soccer to Minnesota. Wes believes there's more work to be done in ensuring that women's soccer teams receive the recognition they deserve. And he tells Chris how the Minnesota Women's Soccer Team stayed focused on grassroots growth and community investment as part of that effort. Wes believes that soccer can be sustainable – a mission that more than 3,000 investors agreed with. This episode of the KingsCrowd Startup Investing podcast is sponsored by TWO12. If you're a founder in need of a cap table management solution, check out TWO12. Special Offer Founders can use the discount code KINGSCROWD25 to receive 25% off the first year ($60 saving). Sign up at https://sigma.TWO12.co/sign-up.

Chris Lustrino talks to Wes Burdine, co-founder of the Minnesota Women's Soccer Team, about building sustainable soccer.

This week, Our Stories. is spending some time thinking about stepping forward and into the next phase of the COVID-19 pandemic and what comes after. Wes Burdine, owner of the Black Hart of St. Paul, joins us to share his pandemic story of closing down, trying new things, and now stepping forward. For our Minnesota United FC fans listening, check out Wes's podcast, FiftyFive.One. Oh, and if you haven't been to the Black Hart, I recommend a visit when it's safe for you!

The Daves you know are joined by Wes Burdine for some Heath criticism, some team politics criticism, and to celebrate an incredible and improbable Daves I Know charity soccer triumph.

A special interview conducted by Katie of Women Drinking Beer!  Wes Burdine, owner of the newly named Black Hart of St. Paul Bar (formerly Town House) asked WDB to sit down with Deb & Jill of Urban Growler.  We discuss new beer releases, plans for distribution, and a few upcoming events.  Deb & Jill opened the first female owned microbrewery in MN and are very active in their St. Paul, LGBTQ, and Beer communities.  Special thanks to Wes Burdine for his equipment and editing the interview!

I avsnitt 52 av Afonso Alves-podden intervjuas Minnesota United-supportern, skribenten, poddaren och sportbarsägaren Wes Burdine.

I avsnitt 52 av Afonso Alves-podden intervjuas Minnesota United-supportern, skribenten, poddaren och sportbarsägaren Wes Burdine.

This Show has been discussed on MLS Soccer's Podcast List Article http://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/11/23/guide-mls-podcasts-updated Two Hour American Soccer Show discussing the game in our country. Our Clubs, Leagues, Players, National Team and other Fabulous moments My guests will be Kevin Kinkead from the Philly Voice and now Crossing Broad .com as he discusses his last article on the frustrations of the Philadelphia Union, Jason Longshore radio voice of Atlanta United, Soccer Down Here on Blog Talk Radio and Dirty South Soccer on SB Nation as Atlanta United open the brand new Mercedes-Benz Stadium to a sell out crowd. 2nd Division Segment as Wes Burdine of fifty five .one discusses US Soccer stripping second division status from the NASL for the 2018 season in a Recorded interview  Red Bulls Hour: Recapping USL Bulls win at Toronto FC II & MLS Bulls Draw at Chicago Fire.

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Big news in the Twin Cities. Ahead of MLS and Minnesota United’s major announcement on Friday(Live stream at MLSsoccer.com, 7 pm ET), the guys bring in FiftyFiveOne’s Wes Burdine to give the lowdown on soccer in Minneapolis-St. Paul, the ethos of the club and its fans and the stadium designs that have the Dark Cloud’s hyped for the future. In the second segment, it’s back to the business at hand. The MLS Cup Playoff races are in full swing, and there are plenty of marquee matchups this weekend that could push teams above or below the red line. With the Galaxy headed to the Bronx, who’s having the better season: Frank Lampard or Steven Gerrard? With the Sounders and Nicolas Lodeiro set to host the Timbers, which side will walk away with their heads held high in what amounts to a six-pointer? Plus, Atlantic Cup action and a Toronto-Philly matchup that could be a preview of the Eastern Conference Championship.  The mailbag begins with some USMNT news in Europe, then the guys ponder questions about Kei Kamara’s role in Crew SC’s tough season and Jozy Altidore’s resurgence as he comes back from injury.

This week in the New York Times Magazine, Jay Caspian Kang published a confused mish-mash of a story claiming, among other things, that “crowds who gather in M.L.S. stadiums and bars and sing songs inspired by groups who shove black men off subway trains and travel to foreign cities to taunt Muslim immigrants” are the reason “why so many Mexican-Americans choose not to root for the United States.” What? We’re using the occasion to speak with Simon Evans (Washington Post, Reuters), who has actual knowledge of English and Italian supporter traditions and is also familiar with the Americans trying to adopt them. He joins George and Bobby for a more informed discussion of American fan culture. Simon, who traveled to France for the knock-out rounds, also helps George convince Bobby that Euro 16 wasn’t boring. Next, Wes Burdine talks about the $700,000 transfer of Poku from NYCFC to Miami FC and what purchases like this reveal about the NASL. The country’s second division is struggling to keep pace with MLS and is now being squeezed from the USL below. In Tiki Talka, Bobby explains the phrase "penis bandit” (sorry everyone). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bruce McGuire, Wes Burdine and David Martin join Nach and Jeff to analyze Minnesota United's 2015 season. The highlights, the lowlights, the stuff we didn't see because One World Sports didn't put it in the highlights, it's all here.

This week our usual cast (Kendra, Blog Smith, Ryan and Jon) review the friendly against the Glasgow Rangers. We talk about yet another loss in the NASL against Carolina Railhawks away, as well as preview our next game in the league vs. Minnesota United. For this preview, we have special guest Wes Burdine from the DuNord Podcast to give us his view. We also talk about the women’s team, comment on the W controversy, answer listener questions and much more.

This week Jon, Ryan and Blog Smith discuss the first ever NASL-match the Fury played in South Florida and the Ottawa Sun’s Chris Hofley pays a visit to give us his experiences of covering the match in person. Also paying a visit was DuNord Podcast host Wes Burdine, to give us a glimpse of the Fury’s next matchup against the Minnesota United as well as other NASL topics.