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My podcast is about me and my opinions on everything from sitting in a parking lot to homeless living, politics, sports, art, music, dance, media and family. Everything under the sun. Nothing or something. Books and interviews. Truth is I dont even know. Gods plan.
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Welcome to the Brain Over Booze Podcast, hosted by Australia’s leading addiction recovery coach and men’s sobriety specialist. On this podcast you'll find a mix personal stories, interviews, and information for understanding addiction and developing and unstoppable mindset for recovery. Got questions? Join the Brain Over Booze FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/brainoverbooze
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The 100 Most Memorable Sports Moments of the 1990s is a podcast series produced by the Sports History Network that will look back at sports moments from the 1990s that live on in the collective imagination. Moments will include but are not limited to Buster Douglas upsetting Mike Tyson, Christian Leattner’s buzzer beater against Kentucky, the baseball strike of 1994, Cal Ripken surpassing Lou Gehirg for the most consecutive games played, the numerous exploits of Michael Jordan, and the US Wo ...
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From Haymakers for Hope, this is Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell. Haymakers for Hope exist to knock out cancer the only way we know, fighting for a cure through charity boxing. Thanks to generous supporters and more than 1,000 ass kicking do-gooders, Haymakers has raised over $22 million for cancer research, care, awareness, and survivorship. But the march towards a cure continues long after the last bell of each event. Hosts, Julie Kelly and Todd Buster Paris, know firsthand because they a ...
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YearOne offers a very transparent behind the scenes look at the lives of individuals who have decided to take the leap of faith and forge their own path in business. These are the risk takers, the trail blazers, the exceptional and ordinary people who are following their north star and making their dreams a reality. We discuss the highs, the lows, and everything in between during these intimate conversations, leaving you with nuggets of advice, guidance, and inspiration. If you are an aspiri ...
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The 100 Most Memorable Sports Moments of the 1990s is part of the Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Your Favorite Sport's Yesteryear. EPISODE SUMMARY (Summary goes here.....) ABOUT THE SHOW The 100 Most Memorable Sports Moments of the 1990s is a podcast series produced by the Sports History Network that will look back at sports moments …
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This episode features Ray Tomsick, a fighter training with coach DeVarel Williamson at TOS Boxing in Denver for the upcoming Haymakers for Hope event, Rumble in the Rockies on June 13th. Ray shares how he got involved with Haymakers through his friend Chase, who fought the previous year. He discusses the impact of cancer and other illnesses on his …
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This episode touches on why some people struggle to control and manage alcohol.
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This episode of Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell features Jeff and Katie Scola sharing their inspiring story. In 2016, at age 27, Katie was diagnosed with breast cancer. Just over a year later, while in remission, she ran the Boston Marathon. Then a month after that, Jeff fought in a Haymakers for Hope charity boxing event to raise money for the El…
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This episode features Rachel Hogan, an alumni fighter from the Bells of the Brawl 2019 event. Rachel discusses how she got involved with Haymakers for Hope by first attending EverybodyFights gym and taking photos at Haymakers events. She was inspired to sign up as a fighter after seeing her then-boyfriend (now husband) go through the training proce…
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A supporter's journey to raise a shit ton of money and make his wife proud with Benjamin Heller
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This episode of Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell featured Ben Heller, a 49-year-old boxer training to fight in the Haymakers for Hope charity boxing event to raise money for cancer research. Ben's motivation comes from his wife Amanda's battle with metastatic breast cancer. Ben shared his family's history with cancer, including losing his father to…
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This episode of the "Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell" podcast features an interview with Luke Gambale, who will be fighting in the upcoming Liberty Bell Brawl charity boxing event in Philadelphia to raise money for cancer research. Luke was diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer when he was 30 years old. After undergoing chemotherapy and immunotherap…
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In this episode of Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell, Todd and Julie interview Brian “Braveheart” Wallace, an alumni and former boxer from the 2018 Hope NYC event. Brian took up boxing for fitness after some time off from work to travel on a personal journey, and his friend Halvo convinced him to sign up for Haymakers for Hope. The episode explores …
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A supporter's fight, marathon, plunge to live up to the motto, "Don't be a Pussy" with Jenna Taylor
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Jenna Taylor recounts her experience fighting for Haymakers for Hope, a charity that raises money for cancer research, care, awareness, and survivorship through charity boxing events. Jenna originally got involved after attending a co-worker's fight in 2017. Inspired by his fundraising effort and the spectator experience, she signed up for the next…
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This episode of "Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell" features Joanne "Killer Bee" Beck, a fighter from the 2023 The Liberty Bell Brawl event in Philadelphia. Joanne talks about how she first heard about Haymakers from an alumni, and decided to sign up as a way to reconnect with herself and find empowerment after struggling with postpartum depression.…
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This episode of "Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell" features Jennifer Markowitz, a Haymakers for Hope charity boxing event participant. Jennifer was motivated to participate in Haymakers after her coach said that she could do it and that he believed in her, giving her the belief in herself. Her connection to the cause is personal, as she lost grandp…
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This episode of the "Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell" podcast features an interview with Mike Castillo, a boxing coach who has trained numerous fighters for the Haymakers for Hope charity boxing events over the past 11 years. Mike talks about how he got into boxing himself after a major weight loss transformation as a teenager. He started competin…
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How understanding our personal values are one of the key to living a positive life after alcohol.
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How my beliefs towards alcohol shifted the years and what that meant for my recovery
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This episode of the Haymakers for Hope podcast features Nikki Joyal. Nikki was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer at age 30 in 2015, shortly after having her first child. She went through intense chemotherapy and a double mastectomy before going into remission. In 2017, Nikki signed up to be a "Belle" for Haymakers for Hope, a charity tha…
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This episode of the Haymakers for Hope podcast features Chris Rohland, a former Haymakers charity boxer. Chris talks about how he first heard about Haymakers through a colleague at the Boston Globe who was preparing to fight. Although skeptical at first, Chris attended the fight and was blown away by the commitment of the fighters and the crowd sup…
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This episode of Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell features Billy Collins. Billy explains how his young son Liam was diagnosed with leukemia at 18 months old during the pandemic. He shares how Liam went through nearly 3 years of treatment with a positive attitude, calling the nurses his best friends and wearing superhero outfits. Billy emphasizes the…
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We are back with season two of Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell. This episode serves as a season 1 recap and season 2 preview. Producers Julian Lewis and Jordan McMillian join Julie Kelly and Todd Buster Paris to reflect on meaningful stories from season 1, including conversations with boxing event participants who shared their journey’s and their …
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This episode of Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell features Cara Goodwin, who is currently training to compete in the Bells of the Brawl 10 charity boxing event on October 12th, 2022. Cara started boxing in 2017 as an outlet during a stressful time in her life. She was originally drawn to Haymakers because it looked challenging and fun. More recently…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Buster Arnwine, Co-Founder of Hair on Fire and Fusion Retail Group. After spending 20 years in the corporate world, Buster decided that it was time to leverage all the knowledge gained during this time, take the plunge and do his own thing. We speak about: Side hustles Opportunities aplenty Perfect partners Co…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Arda Erturk, Founder of Bonfire, an enterprise-grade ChatGPT tool that seamlessly gathers information from various platforms, empowering teams, customers and prospects to easily search and find information related to your organization. This episode explores all the latest and leading technical innovations, inc…
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On this episode of YearOne, we speak to Antonella Satyro, serial entrepreneur, speaker, investor and author. Antonella humanizes and accelerates people, leaders, CEOs, organizations and start-ups. She is: CEO and Co-Founder of Human Skills Manifesto, an edtech that brings awareness and accelerates people, leaders and companies to create better worl…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Energy Rouge’s co-founders Bill Shanahan (Purveyor of Deep Thought) and Brian Pieri (Chief Executive of Happiness). Bill and Brian have been in the Oil & Gas industry for decades and discovered an information gap between companies and people in the energy space. To bridge the gap they started Energy Rouge, a m…
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On this episode of YearOne we speaker to Eugina Jordan. Eugina is not an early stage founder, she is a senior leader, an author and a speaker who is on a mission to make a difference one person at a time. We speak about Gratitude Sacrifice Giving Sponors Personal accountability Balance and boundaries Sit back, buckle up and enjoy the show…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Fahim, CEO of Pukket, a marketing platform to help you build and manage your community, increase retention and reduce the cost of customer acquisition. We speak about: Building an online community The power of the community Different types of communities Industries that are best suited for community building I…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Phil Ossai, founder of Ossai, an ROI focused personal branding agency. Phil works with founders and CEO's to help build their online reputation and more importantly generate the opportunities they're looking for. We speak about: The law of attraction Building a personal brand Personal brand vs company brand Co…
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On the episode of YearOne we speak to Khadija Khartit, Founder of Fujn, democratizing access of women to more dignified and fulfilled lives. We speak about Conviction Infinitesimal successes Dream big Durable, human development Happiness Consistency Sit back, buckle up and enjoy the show.由BLUMEx
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Harry Luscombe, Co-founder of Boodil, a UK fintech that provides a secure open banking payment solution that rewards consumers every time they spend. We speak about: Failure Fundraising Competitors Co-founders Sit back, buckle up and enjoy the show.由BLUMEx
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Alpa Patel, Founder & CEO of 9th House, a hospitality experience, brand development and design studio. We speak about If you don’t believe in yourself, you are finished Willingness to fall Accepting “no” Hiring for weakness Do well and do good Purpose driven Sit back, buckle up and enjoy the show.…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Ben Mak, a multi-faceted business owner with expertise as a mindset coach, NLP, fashion designer and mentor. We speak about Resilience to success Turning optimism into a skill Failure Value first Show your greatness Sit back, buckle up and enjoy the show.由BLUMEx
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About the episode Today’s episode of Not Every Fight Ends At The Bell is a very special one. Julie and Todd talk to Steve and Meg Vaccaro about Meg’s experience with Cancer, which inspired him to sign up and fight for H4H. Tune in and listen to their incredible story. JUMP STRAIGHT INTO: (01:16) - Round 1: How Steve met Meg - “So we hit it off at t…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Laura Hammond, Founder of the People People, a people and culture consultancy. Laura is an absolute powerhouse. We speak about: Mental Health People Management HR Structures Heart-centred Culture Attitude vs Skill Sit back, buckle up and enjoy the show由BLUMEx
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About the episode Can Boxing be a meditation? Steph Kent joins Julie and Todd today to answer this question. In this episode, you will hear three really exciting rounds about why Steph decided to fundraise for cancer research, how she found out about Haymakers and accidentally signed up for a fight. Plus, Steph shares how she confronted her feeling…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Ruben Sardaryan, Founder of Infocratic, a consultancy focused on helping organizations gain more value from information faster. We speak about: Parallel entrepreneurship Consultants vs entrepreneurs Data centric thinking Data as the second most important economic resource in a company Sit back, buckle up and e…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Ankita Sharma, CEO and Founder of Philer, a prop tech startup that automates real estate closing for professionals. Philer helps lawyers, realtors and mortgage brokers better serve homeowners using artificial intelligence. We speak about Sole entrepreneurship Outsourcing Working through the low moments Well be…
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About the episode For this episode of Not Every Fight Ends At The Bell Julie and Todd talk to Adam Glenn about his boxing experience, life lessons and the importance of family. Adam grew up in gyms where his dad, legendary Jimmy Glenn, trained boxers. Later in his life, Adam had to take care of his mother who had lung cancer. Tune in and listen abo…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Dr. Ronke Komolafe, Founder of Integrated Physical & Behavioral Health Alliance. Dr Ronke has 15 years experience in Mental Health and Integrated Health, is CEO and Board Chair of Integrated Physical & Behavioral Health Alliance, Chief Editor of Integrated Health Magazine, Associate Professor at Morehouse Coll…
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About the episode It’s time to get back to the ring and talk to a very special member of the Haymakers family, Allison Picott. Allison shares with Todd and Julie about her first experience at the gym, the challenge that it meant to learn a new sport and the unexpected community she found in the boxing world. Tune in and listen to Allison’s inspirin…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Pavel Gertsberg, CEO and Co-Founder of Fluffy. a startup on a mission to make pet care more affordable and less stressful. We speak about Entering a new market The importance of having a co-founder Finding your first users Marketing Team structure and recruitment Mentors vs Advisors Sit back, buckle up and enj…
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About the episode In this episode, Todd and Julie talk to Haymakers Board Member Jon Halvorson about fighting for the cause, his boxing experience, his first match and his passion for what Haymakers is doing. Tune in and listen to Jon’s incredible view of boxing and life, why joining Haymakers is an unforgettable journey and how a phrase changed hi…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Nora DiNuzzo, Founder & President of Pitcher, a brand strategy and GROWTH consultancy for small businesses. We speak about Business Development skills Prospect qualifying criteria Payment terms Importance of your brand Outsourcing what you suck at This is a very practical, advice based episode so sit back, buc…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Jim Boccarossa, Founder and CEO of ProvenAir, a service platform that, dynamically generates back-to-birth trace insights for commercial landing gear and other life limited material We speak about The importance of hard work What should new business owners focus on Relationships Mentors Free lunch metric Given…
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About the episode We are hosting the first-ever Liberty Bell Brawl in Philadelphia! And to tell us all about this really exciting event is Fight Manager Reid Eichelberger. Reid tells Todd and Julie about the reason he decided to sign in and fight, his influences, and his deep commitment to the cause. Tune in to this thrilling episode of Not Every F…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Keely O'Connor, storyteller and founder of Prosperitas Animation Studio. Keely is on a mission to harness the power of animation to educate and inspire people to take action on the world's most pressing challenges. We speak about Ikigai Entrepreneurship Routines Importance of partnerships Holding yourself acco…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Gerry Caron, Principal at Caron Product Management Consulting, where he works with senior executives of small to medium-sized tech firms to develop strategies that strengthen product outcomes, processes, and organizations. We speak about Failure Patents Mentors Scaling a consultancy Product design pitfalls If …
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About the episode Not every fight ends at the bell and if someone understands this is Nicolette Deveau. Today, Todd and Julie talk to Nicolette about how dealing with her son’s cancer and death introduced her to Haymakers and boxing. Join them as they go through Nicolette’s incredible story of how she decided to stand up and fight for the cause and…
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Welcome to the very first episode of Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell a Haymakers for Hope Podcast. Now entering the ring is co-founder, Golden Gloves champion and co-host, make some noise for Julie Kelly. Fighting out of the blue corner is the coach, the legend and co-host Todd Paris. And as a special guest give a warm welcome to Haymakers for Hop…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Nate Shalev, Founder of Revel Impact a consultancy that specializes in social impact and diversity, equality, & inclusion to help business create a more inclusive culture for teams to thrive. Nate speaks about: The importance of inclusivity How to value your service What early stage businesses need to do to se…
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On this episode of YearOne we speak to Doug Pick, serial entrepreneur, investor and founder of DAP Ventures helping to bring products to market, consumer packaged goods consulting and new product development. We speak about Conviction and confidence Sell the sizzle not the steak Building and exiting a business Viability study Doug’s openness and wi…
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From Haymakers for Hope, this is Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell. Haymakers for Hope exist to knock out cancer the only way we know, fighting for a cure through charity boxing. Thanks to generous supporters and more than 1,000 ass kicking do-gooders, Haymakers has raised over $22 million for cancer research, care, awareness, and survivorship. But …
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