Tigers Tailgates and Friends

Tigers Tailgates and Friends

by Brian Garner
Season 2
STL Gateway Gold Pro Softball
We’ll speak to head coach Kyle Mclellan to learn how this pro softball team came about, how they selected the players and whats in store in this exciting window of opportunity. We’ll also talk to six players who have roots in the state of Missouri and my conversation with media relations intern Emily Geary about how she got involved with the STL team. You’ll get the home gsme schedule for this week. Dont miss this exciting information.Also listen to our new segment “ you cant make this stuff up”
Road to 100: My Prosthetic Leg, My Voice, My Podcast
Why is 100 episodes a milestone in podcasting. I answer the 2 questions Ive been asked the most. I’ll go in depth on the first and share the reasons why i feel as strongly as i do on the subject. I’ll then share the second most asked questions, the readons how and why and 3 friends share their thoughts. A fun informative episode which will spark interest, thought and msybe a smile
Sophia Mullins: From Broken Beginning To Champion Finish
My sitdown interview with Sophia Mullins, a cross country national level runner at Jefferson Junior College. Her story of enduring a life of constant relocation, an alcoholic mother and a mentally abusive childhood. You’ll hear about her coping mechanisms and perseverance into becoming a champion runner, a model student and a model of what a young woman can be as well as an example to all.
What the Mizzou Columns taught us about living well into our 70’s
The year you turn 55 is when life quietly decides what kind of old person you’ll become. 5 categories lead you to your habits of old age. I give you these categories and respond to each one and how ive dealt with each. Ill also share the history of Mizzou and the occurrences and events from 1811- 1890 affecting the history of Mizzou from Geronimo, the electric light bulb fire, a rare missing book, the civil war, Emperor the Elephant and the destruction of and rebuilding of the columns are a testament to Mizzou’s history and a factor in the life deals us.
Championing St. Louis Sports: A conversation with St. Louis Sports Commission President Marc Schreiber
Marc Schreiber worked his way to become the President of the St. Louis Sports Commission. Youll find out what major sports events he and his staff have brought to the city. Learn the bidding process, how long it takes and how much planning goes into it all. We’ll discuss the challenges, the rewards the ways the community leaders can help suuport the commissions efforts. Find out about what events are in the plans and why a missed phone call by Bob Costas meant so much to Marc.
Chairman Kurt from TMA on 101 ESPN talks music,social media and Napa film production
Chairman Kurt form TMA on 101 ESPN morning radio tells us how he wrote some of the hottest Cardinal songs going. He also discusses his social media presence, and how both came to be. Youll also hear how he went to Napa in Northern California to work as a production assistant on a film. Find out his role and how you can contract Kurt to do some social media work for your business.
Queen of the Gridiron: Inside the Life of a Womans Tackle Football MVP
Kelly Kozlen was the backbone of the defense in the early years of the St. Louis Slam womens professional football team. Learn how she got her start and rose to stardom in the most storied WFA team in history. Grit, grime,determination and injuries all played a part of her great career. WFA League MVP, League Champion, 1st female MSHSAA high school boys football coach and moving on to a great career in administration in the Hazelwood School District. You dont want to miss this inspiring interview.
Legends:The Coach, The Cookiemaker,The Seamstress
I have 3 segments for you this week. The first is an interview with former Mizzou football coach and retired Chiefs Super Bowl coach Andy Hill. We talk Mizzou, Chiefs,retirement and hunting. Segment two is the story of Mrs. Fields cookies and her relationship with the Oakland As professional baseball team and how she started her business. Segment three is the story of “The Patch Lady” who has been sewing the womens college world series patches on the players jerseys for over 25 years.
Josie Kespohl: Unbreakable Rhythm
Mizzou featured twirler and award winning competitor Josie Kespohl joins me to share her incredible story of pride, passion and commitment to excellence in her craft. Learn how she got her start, being coached by her grandmother who also was a champion twirler. You’ll hear about her international competition and honors and how she came to Mizzou. Find out how i came to find out about Josie and her incredible skill set. Find out how you can get lessons from Josie and what it takes to be a champion.
Darwin Dalmacy:Built Different Below The Rim
This Jefferson Junior College Viking basketball player was raised by a single mother. This young man is the most talented point guard Ive ever witnessed in the game. High energy, speed, quickness smart and highly motivated. Though this man is 5’9, he trains, plays, speaks and coaches while on the floor like a player that is 6’9. His ability to see the court and play one step ahead of the competition is uncanny. Darwin is a Dog, and will go as far in life as he wishes. Drive, determination, intellegent and hardworking, why wouldnt he be successful at anything he does? Being a communications major, at the end,he became the interviewer and i became the interviewee. Hes got game folks.
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