I migliori Plump podcast (2024)

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Episode 38 - Leadership Lounge - Creating a People Centred Culture 1:06:37

2d ago1:06:37

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What is the power of being people centred in our organisations? If we really support and develop our people can it also help us to raise standards in our organisation?Joining me today, we have Colette Firth - Executive Head; Ross Colley, Head of school at Winyates, Alice Braxton, teacher at St Johns and Connor Knowling, Head of school one day a wee…

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Episode #89 (with guests Analog Mutants) 1:20:02

4d ago1:20:02

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Yo-ville! It’s episode #89 of The Allergies Podcast. And on the show this month we have a side of our new 45 to play you. Forthcoming heat from DJ Mark Ski. And some accelerated rap gymnastics from Sam Redmore and Abdominal. Plus, a Tune of The Month from The Gaff. And a guest mix and chat from the tantalising trinity of Phill Most Chill, Snafu & G…

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Episode 219 - Early Professional Micro-Leagues 16:16

5d ago16:16

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The NBA would be what it is if the early professional leagues had not proved that basketball was entertaining enough to sell tickets. These early leagues were the toddler phase of pro basketball development. Most of these leagues were each based in one city and the play style was closer to pro wrestling. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer…

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Episode 218 - Lew Alcindor: High School Phenom 18:48

12d ago18:48

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Lew Alcindor was one of the most hyped high school players of all time. He was nationally famous at the age of 15. If social media and ESPN existed back in his day he would have his highlights all over the place. Even Wilt Chamberlain predicted greatness for Alcindor. Of course, Alcindor is known today at Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, one of the greatest pl…

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Episode 579 – The Coitus Towel 1:00:50

15d ago1:00:50

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Factoid of the Week: During prohibition, in an attempt to dissuade people from drinking illegally, the US government changed the formula for industrially-produced alcohol (which bootleggers often stole to redistill) to make it poisonous, resulting in thousands of deaths. That’s a bold strategy! Man chugs 39oz of liquor after traffic stop, cannot be…

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Episode 217 - The Lost Teams of the ABA, pt. 4 20:12

19d ago20:12

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Today, we share the story of the New Orleans Buccaneers, who later moved to Memphis, and then Baltimore. In all they had six different names in just eight seasons of play. But they also had some great players come through the organization like Doug Moe, Larry Brown, and Steve “Snapper” Jones. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice …

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Episode 578 – Ds Make You Dead 40:43

22d ago40:43

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Factoid of the Week: Pregnant women in their 3rd trimester actually lose gray matter in their brain. Don’t worry, it comes back Surgeon operated with penknife he uses to cut up lunch Words of Wisdom: Don’t join an HOA – Stephen Our show is listener supported… tell EVERYONE about the wackiness! EVERYONE! Even your grandmother! She needs penis jokes …

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Episode 216 - The Buffalo Germans 15:51

26d ago15:51

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The Buffalo Germans were the original powerhouse team in basketball history. They started out as 12- and 13-year-old German immigrants from a YMCA in Buffalo, New York. They later won the Olympic Tournament in 1904 as grown men. They were miles ahead of other teams. But things changed as the original players started to retire and were replaced by y…

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Episode #88 (with guest Ohmega Watts) 1:30:01

30d ago1:30:01

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Yo-ville! Welcome to episode #88 of The Allergies Podcast. On the show this month we have a coupla joints off our brand new album, Freak The Speaker, to play you. That’s gonna be available to stream, download and buy on wax and CD, so treat your ears (or a loved one) to a copy. Then, more new music from the homies Pete Cannon & Dr. Syntax, a Smoove…

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Episode 215 - Utah's Original Fab Five 16:57

1M ago16:57

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Just about every basketball fan knows about the University of Michigan Fab Five. But nearly 50 years earlier, the University of Utah had their own Fab Five that won the 1944 NCAA Tournament. And Utah was last minute replacement when another school dropped out. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor, producer, a…

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Episode 577 – Bangin’ For The Nation 43:18

1M ago43:18

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Ashley and I have no idea what we’re doing. What we do know is that we’re trying to figure out how to make this show easier to manage. And by WE, I mean ME. I have to figure out where to move this thing and how to do it gracefully. Who are we kidding? We’re Horseshoes & Hand Grenades and no amount of branding was ever going to change that. So here’…

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Episode 37 - Thresholds 1:03:21

1M ago1:03:21

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We often find ourselves in moments of transition. Moments of moving from one thing to another, whether that is a new job, a new moment in life, a new approach at work or a new way of doing something. The moment when we process this transition is the threshold. Thresholds can feel scary, but Trevor in his new book ‘The Gift Of Thresholds: Flourishin…

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Episode 214 - Dave Stallworth's Heart Attack 16:36

1M ago16:36

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Dave Stallworth of the New York Knicks suffered a heart attack during a game against the Warriors in 1967. His doctors forced him to retire immediately. However, after two years of working out and increasing his activity, his cardiologist cleared him to return to the Knicks in 1969. He was the first NBA player to return to his sport after a heart a…

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Episode 213 - The Lost Teams of the ABA, pt. 3 18:06

2M ago18:06

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Today we share the story of the Pittsburgh Pipers who later became the Pittsburgh Condors. The team only lasted five seasons before going out of business, but they relocated twice, went through 8 head coaches, and 3 name changes. But they will always be the original ABA champions when they featured Connie Hawkins as their leading scorer. CREDITS Ri…

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A New Start 2:04

2M ago2:04

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There comes a time in every podcast’s life where you have to make a change. That time has come for Horseshoes & Hand Grenades. The little podcast that could is sunsetting itself. We’ve been largely off the air for the past few years and despite our best efforts, we haven’t been able to pull it together. So it is with sort of heavy hearts that we la…

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Episode 212 - Bobby Plump, pt. 2 19:35

2M ago19:35

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Bobby Plump went on to have a full life after winning the 1954 Indiana State Championship. He played in the NIBL, then started a successful company, opened a restaurant, and won a seat to the Indiana State House of Representatives. He came to represent hope for the underdog. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Edit…

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Episode 211 - Bobby Plump, pt. 1 20:19

2M ago20:19

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Bobby Plump is the real life player that was the basis for the character of Jimmy Chitwood in the movie “Hoosiers.” But his life far more than a single game winning shot. In part one of Plump’s story, we will go through the end of high school and the Milan Miracle. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor, produc…

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Episode #87 (with guest DJ Katch) 1:24:18

2M ago1:24:18

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Yo-ville! And welcome to episode #87 of The Allergies Podcast. On the show this month we get to play you the title track from our forthcoming album – Freak The Speaker. Some great new music from Dillon & Batsauce featuring Grand Puba, The Gaff, and a Tune of The Month from Smith & The Honey Badgers. Plus, our special guest is DJ Katch from the Resi…

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Episode 210 - The History of the Big Man 18:28

2M ago18:28

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When basketball was first invented, nobody thought about height being an advantage. Most coaches looked for players who were fast and athletic. It wasn’t until the 1930s that some coaches started looking for height. Today, the NBA has 70 players that are 7-feet tall or taller. We go through the history of how we got from pro players who averaged 5-…

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Episode 209 - The Lost ABA Teams, pt. 2 17:32

2M ago17:32

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The Minnesota Muskies could not catch a break. After one year they relocated to Florida and became the Miami Floridians. No matter how hard they tried, they could not get people to come watch the games. In the end they only lasted five seasons before closing down. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor, produce…

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Episode 208 - Selecting the 1960 USA Olympic Team 19:33

3M ago19:33

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The 1960 Olympic Basketball Team was selected using a tournament format where four NCAA teams, three adult amateur teams, and a military team competed in hopes of getting their players on the Olympic roster. The AAU was in charge of the selection process, but they saw their power diminish when the college players dominated the AAU players. CREDITS …

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Episode 207 - Larry Costello: The Last Set Shooter 16:35

3M ago16:35

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Larry Costello was the last NBA player to employ the two-handed set shot. The one-handed jump shot had taken over basketball in the 1940s, but Costello was still using the old-fashioned shot even in the 1960s. Later during his tenure as the Bucks' coach in the 1970s, he invented the idea of watching game film to study an upcoming opponent, an inval…

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Episode 206 - Pete Newell's Big Man Camp 18:57

3M ago18:57

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Pete Newell was one of the greatest coaches of all time. In the summer of 1976, he took time to help Kermit Washington improve his low post skills. That became the start of his Big Man Camp that he ran for nearly 30 years. Every summer some of the greatest players in the NBA took time to learn from Pete Newell; players like Shaquille O'Neal, Hakeem…

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Episode #86 (with guest Emma Noble) 1:29:50

3M ago1:29:50

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Yo-ville! It’s episode #86 of The Allergies podcast. On the show this month we have our latest single – ‘No Flash’ feat. Ohmega Watts to play you, new music from Common & Pete Rock and Muja & Dub Sonata, and a classic from RJD2. Plus, a Tune of The Month from the Legofunk label, and a guest mix and chat with Miss Emma Noble. Enjoy!…

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Episode 36 - Targeting Talent and Cultivating a Continuous Learning Culture 56:41

3M ago56:41

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Creating a high performing team is what every leader dreams of to accomplish their vision for their organisation. Key to this is both growing and nurturing talent and getting the best from everyone so that the team is greater than the sum of its parts. So, today in our podcast Colin Tapscott will explore with Ashley Bowdler, Managing Director at FO…

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TFGOTI EP-83 - Wally Finale (06-14-24) 38:49

3M ago38:49

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The very final-est Wally Stories, Nick No joins us for tales n' howls n' gags n' fun n' romps n' hijinks n' life lessons, n' coping mechanisms n' fire n' real feelings n' sharp stuff n' laughter n' good times n' your greatest fear n' 3 orgasms n' fun!Di TFGOTI

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Episode 205 - The ABA Lost Teams, pt. 1: The Anaheim Amigos 19:48

3M ago19:48

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The ABA started in 1967, and one of the original teams was the Anaheim Amigos. They later changed their name to the Los Angeles Stars and then moved to become the Utah Stars. Unfortunately, they did not make it to the merger with the NBA, but we tell their story anyway... CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor,…

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Episode 204 - Indiana High School Basketball 18:11

4M ago18:11

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In Indiana, high school basketball is the most popular sport -- and for good reason. In many rural towns, it is what brings a community together. Fans still talk about the Milan Miracle in 1954 when a rural team upset a big city school for the state championship. So when the state legislature decided to split the state up into four divisions, it wa…

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Episode 203 - ABA Contracts 16:39

4M ago16:39

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In order to compete with the dominant NBA, the old ABA had to get creative with their contracts in order to attract players. To do this, the ABA promised their players massive amounts of money, more than even the NBA could offer. What most players did not understand is that they would not get most of that money until 20 years in the future... CREDI…

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Episode 35 - Mastering the Minimum 56:45

4M ago56:45

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Our topic today is ‘Mastering the minimum’. As a leader, we are encouraged to ‘paint the picture of the future, go there and people will follow’ as Seth Godin put it. We are the artists of the culture we want to create. In reality, we know that painting the picture we want established is not always followed. People have their own ideas and standard…

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SHN Presents: This Day in Sports History - SHN Trailers 2:56

4M ago2:56

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When Football Is Football is part of the Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Sports Yesteryear. HIGHLIGHTED SHOW: THIS DAY IN SPORTS HISTORY Relive the greatest moments in sports every day of the year. From the triumphs to the tragedies, the first to do it to the last time it happened, the unbelievable to the strange, This Day in Sports H…

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Episode 202 - Old School Referees 19:25

4M ago19:25

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NBA refereeing was wild in the early days of the league. Each ref would develop his own styles and tendencies. Some were known to allow fighting, and others were friendly to the away team. There was a lot more flair to the job. Sometimes after games, the referees would even grab a drink with the players and coaches from both teams. CREDITS Rick Loa…

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Episode #85 (with guest Si Cheeba) 1:18:24

4M ago1:18:24

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Yoville! This is episode #85 of The Allergies Podcast. On the show this month we have 45s from DJ Bacon, DJ Pnutz, and Chad Jackson's remix on the Battle Weapons label. We've also got some tasty new bits from Quantic, Leif Maine and Jackson Mathod...plus, a 'Tune of The Month' from Phill Most Chill and Krash Slaughta. And our special guest is Si Ch…

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Episode 201 - The Lost Teams, pt. 5 20:58

4M ago20:58

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Today, we complete our series on the Lost Teams of the NBA. On this episode we cover the Sheboygan Redskins, the Waterloo Hawks, and the original Denver Nuggets. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor, producer, and publisher MUSIC "1940's Slow Dance" by Doug "Horizons" by Roa SPORTS HISTORY NETWORK sportshisto…

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Episode 200 - Kobe's 81-Point Game 17:12

5M ago17:12

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For our 200th regular episode, we are sharing the story of Kobe’s 81-point game against the Toronto Raptors. He was on fire that night, and for some weird reason the Raptors never double-teamed Kobe... CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor, producer, and publisher MUSIC "Flashing Lights" by MokkaMusic "Horizon…

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Episode 199 - Bill Garrett and the Broken Big Ten Barrier 21:12

5M ago21:12

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Bill Garrett is the only person to win an Indiana State High School basketball championship as both a player and a coach. He was also the first black player at Indiana University and the Big 10 Conference. He broke barriers for future players and was one of the best people around. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza…

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Episode 198 - The History of the NBL 21:06

5M ago21:06

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The old NBL paved the way for the NBA in American professional basketball. The efforts of the older league should never be forgotten. The NBL started in 1937, while the NBA did not start until 1946. Today we take a look back at the history of the NBL. Four of their teams are still alive today on the NBA. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer…

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Episode #84 (with guest Gu) 1:29:10

5M ago1:29:10

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Yo-ville! Here’s episode #84 of The Allergies Podcast. We opened the show with our brand new track, ‘One Time’, featuring Dynamite MC. Then followed it with classics from Gang Starr and a Tune of The Month from K.O.G with ‘Live For Today’. Plus, our guest was Gu from Our Label / Origu Records. He stopped by to talk about his new amazing new ‘DJs Ch…

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Episode 34 - Ruling Risk 1:04:46

5M ago1:04:46

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Nobody likes to get it wrong and so sometimes we like to reduce the risk to make no chance of failure. But this can then lead to risk reduction ruling us and stifling innovation. Colin speaks to Adam Golding, who is General Manager at Electroglass, & soon to be Chairman of the Charity Sizewell Hall, to explore how we can get the balance to ensure s…

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TFGOTI EP-82 - Nuts Anyone? (04-27-24) 30:03

5M ago30:03

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Would you enjoy some nuts? Would that be something we could interest you in?Di TFGOTI

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Episode 197 - The Rivalry of Mikan and Kurland 17:45

5M ago17:45

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In the mid 1940s, college basketball was dominated by George Mikan and Bob Kurland. They played at the same time at DePaul University and Oklahoma A&M University, respectively. During their three years they combined for three championships and three national player of the year awards. But once they left college, their careers went in different bask…

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Episode 196 - The Lost Teams, pt. 4 17:22

6M ago17:22

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In today's edition of The Lost Teams, we cover the Baltimore Bullets -- who were the 1951 NBA champions -- along with the Indianapolis Olympians and the Anderson Packers. These teams all came to the NBA different ways and all left in different ways. However, all three were able to give the league steady footing that later led to success as a league…

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Episode 195 - Enforcers and the One-Punch Rule 17:35

6M ago17:35

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From the start of the NBA until the mid-1990s, there existed a role in professional basketball known as an enforcer. Before technical fouls and flagrant fouls, some teams would try to intentionally injure the opponent's star player since it only counted as a normal foul, so enforcers arose to protect those stars and punish anyone who tried to injur…

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Episode 194 - Dennis Johnson 19:33

6M ago19:33

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Dennis Johnson was one of the most underrated players in the NBA. The man was a 9-time All-Defensive Player, a 5-time All-Star, and a starter on 3 NBA championship teams. What's unique is that he was neither a starter in high school nor recruited to any colleges. He was a classic late bloomer who grew six inches in height after he graduated high sc…

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Episode 33 - Team Thinking 56:32

6M ago56:32

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Any leader knows that successfully leading your team is key to success and taking people with you. Leading a team well does not happen by accident. It must be purposeful and responsive. This month’s guest is Dawn Jarvis, Managing Director of Stellar Leadership Group, author of Leading Corporate Clans, and she explains key components for leading you…

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Episode 193 - 5 Basic Principles 17:15

6M ago17:15

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James Naismith invented the game in 1891. In doing so, he followed 5 basic principles for developing his idea. We go through those five principles today and show that they are still being used today in modern form. CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor, producer, and publisher MUSIC "The Stars and Stripes Fore…

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Episode #83 (with guest K.O.G) 1:24:05

6M ago1:24:05

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Yo-ville! Welcome to episode #83 of The Allergies Podcast. On the show this month we have club bangers from Double A. A classic from Mr Scruff. And something from Lava La Rue. Plus, a Tune of The Month from Soul Supreme. And an interview with our special guest, K.O.G. Kweku from Ghana stops by to talk about our brand new single together, ‘Koliko’, …

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Episode 192 - Elgin Baylor's Retirement 18:14

6M ago18:14

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Elgin Baylor retired in 1971 due to his diminishing skills. However, the timing could not be worse for Baylor. The day that he retired, the Lakers started their famous 33-game winning streak and went on to win the championship... CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor, producer, and publisher MUSIC "Disco Funk"…

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TFGOTI EP-81 - Victoria Bitter (03-29-24) 31:54

7M ago31:54

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Hey ya drongo dog's slizz! Get this up ya if yer a fair dinkum type! It's us drongo'ing around!Di TFGOTI

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Episode 191 - The Lost Teams, pt. 3 17:03

7M ago17:03

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In today’s episode we cover the Detroit Falcons, Pittsburgh Ironmen, and the Indianapolis Jets. All three teams only lasted a single season in the NBA. They were all dysfunctional and struggled for wins and fans, leading to their eventual demises... CREDITS Rick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voice Jacob Loayza: Editor, producer, and publishe…

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