21 Burst results for "Kevin White"
The Paul Finebaum Show
"kevin white" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"How game day was built. Game day didn't have four state and Notre-Dame back in 1993 when they went on the road for the first time. So, you know, I think that that's our intention, but I'm not naive Paul. I don't know if you know four or 5 years down the road. If it becomes much like the NFL model and I realized those studio shows don't go on the road, a very often. But even when they do, you wouldn't see the network that broadcast the AFC being at an NFC game. I don't think that will happen in the foreseeable future. I hope that it doesn't, and now or every intention right now is to continue on with the same model and try to go to the best story, the best scene, the best venue for the show every week. And that doesn't always mean the game that has the two highest ranked teams no matter what. Most of the time, that's the way it is. It sort of falls in in those two or one and the same. But sometimes sometimes it's not. It's a common parlor game guessing where game day goes every week. How does that happen? I know before the season you can look at a couple of dates and figure it out. It's not difficult, but sometimes it is pretty complex. It is a programming departments involved, our lead fitting Steve ackles set markman, all of our executives who run college football are involved. They consult with those of us on the show to see what we think would be the best thing. And it's a discussion. Now, most of the time, you're down to a couple by Saturday night. Sometimes it's obvious where you're going the next week. But there was even one year. I believe it was in 2015 season of memory serves. That carried into Tuesday because we wanted to go to Philadelphia for temple Notre-Dame and do it independence hall. But you had to negotiate with the city of Philadelphia. Could we get everything we needed for the venue to put both stages there and all of those types of things. So it dragged into Tuesday in that regard. But typically, it's typically we know by Sunday and it's a product of a discussion and we've sort of hashed it out and if we disagreed, we've come to a consensus that everyone can live with. Reese, before we go, I would like your thoughts on next week because that is the biggest game of the day and it's critically important and a lot of the pundits to think it won't be very close. That's not your issue. Your issue is hosting the show, but how serious do you think Ohio State based on what you know and have seen could be to this juggernaut that we call Alabama? Oh, look, I think they could be a threat to them for sure, but Ohio State is going to have to improve quickly on defense because Alabama will score too. A lot of the state is going to score on everybody. And when you have the type of weapons that they have, then they certainly, you know, if we, if it comes to that at the end of the season, Alabama and Ohio State, they're a legitimate threat. The new defensive coordinator at Ohio State will help but how quickly will he have the personnel at all three levels, not that they don't have great players and have it recruited great. They have. But how long does it take him to get them to get the players comfortable with the scheme, how quickly until they're affected. And then, you know, how often will they see an offense prior to that that has all of the weapons that are now Alabama would throw at them in that type of matchup. But I do think they're very serious threat to them. I still think Georgia is too. I do think Alabama is the best team. I think they have a chance to have a generational type defense because they have the best player in college football and the best quarterback in college football will Anderson and Bryce young. And that's a heck of a place to start. And Paul, I know like me, you saw Derek Thomas play. So Cornelius Bennett. Derek Thomas is the only Alabama player that you could put the same realm or put will Anderson in the realm with Derek Thomas. And it will as a season approximating what he has. The first two years. He might be the greatest defensive player ever to play at Alabama, which by definition when you're talking in the realm of Derek Thomas makes him one of the greatest ever to play college football. Reece Davis, we will see him tomorrow and every Saturday on college game day. Reach many thanks. It's so great to see you. And thanks for making time. All right, Paul. Rich David is joining us and one more thing before we get to the break. We mentioned Alan green is out at auburn, someone who he was very close to is Kevin white. Who just stepped down recently as the athletic director at duke and let me say this about Kevin white, he is one of the most respected and beloved people in intercollegiate athletics. In fact, his son is the athletic director at the university of Tennessee. Kevin white just issued a statement about Alan green and according to a copy obtained by Pete SAML. He uses the terms terribly disturbing, utterly shameful, and he called auburn's called auburn's he called auburn, said it's political, he called out auburn's political dysfunction as truly legendary. And this is within moments of the announcement being made out of auburn. So one of the most respected people in the industry calling this disturbing and shameful you heard what re Davis said there, meanwhile, there is some booster behind the curtain right now, probably snickering and going through his speed dial, probably calling lane kiffin or Q freeze or somebody to make sure to see if they're available to take over. You
WGN Radio
"kevin white" Discussed on WGN Radio
"So bad to the outside Why don't you bite on that That's a hard throw Don't give away the inside of me Never you never give away the inside I don't care if you're on your own 35 yard line When you're playing against the whiteout you always play the inside You play as inside shoulder because that's easier if he takes the slant or does a post you can run with him If he goes for an out pattern you're right there and more often than that you can jump the route but you've got to take him from the inside Folks take the films today taken from last week to week before Watch where our defense our cornerbacks come up They will line up two three yards off of them or 5 or 6 or 7 years off them but they're head up on them Or slanted to the outside That's not the position The position is if you're two or three yards off or if you're 7 yards off you take away the inside You line up on his inside shoulder You're outside shoulder on the receivers inside shoulder And you take it away And we don't do it No and we bite on the outside fake and let him run the 8 yard slant for a touchdown Here's the other thing When you have Xavier Crawford already burns and all these other Narrator wells trying to play you're scared to death to getting up there and bump and running No so you play a soft zone which basically is Aaron Rodgers laughing at him throwing it for 8 yard outs all the way down the field Listen that falls on That runs back to pace Our secondary if you look at what the bear look you're missing Mac and that's not that's not Ryan pace's fault but you're missing back You're missing a team hicks but you give up that $29 a year of calorie and cap space for a guy that hasn't produced like he did the first year he was here That's a fact And that trade at best with the Raiders is a wash You did not And the reason we had to sign him is because drafted Leonard Florida and he couldn't play for us That was another All these and our receivers well we had to go sign Alan Robinson because we couldn't draft a receiver Kevin white couldn't play So all these holes that his miss draft picks you know create Now we got to go sign pass rushers and wide receivers And linebackers And it never ends Three one two 9 8 one 7200 We got an hour to go here We'll get to your calls after this quick check and news 45 to 30 the packers put up 24 in the second half and beat the bears to improve the ten and three as the bears are four and 9 at 7 20 WGN When.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kevin white" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Reaction perhaps no surprise Deutsche Lufthansa is down 9.8% right now Airbus also something 9.9% And tui is off by 8.7% These are the sort of major airline firms and travel and leisure companies and they have taken perhaps the biggest hit but obviously it's not just them It's others It looks as if investors are kind of selling first thinking later Well there's clearly a huge impact on travel First of all psychological impact but also probably a real impact I think that goes beyond that though if you're looking at we've seen a couple of countries locked down and if there's obviously concern that more countries will have to implement stricter measures that's going to have an effect across the economy across the economies of Europe as everybody sort of retreats back into some amount of the defensive crouch that they spend other parts of the past year and a half Yeah absolutely I mean it looks that way too in bond markets I mean I wonder whether you have a view on the ECB We've had so many ECB speakers this week talking about the pandemic era program would end in March on schedule I mean is there any chance that this might affect pep Well I mean I think everyone's been waiting to see what happens in the next month or two I mean if you look at what's happened in the UK the spike there were spikes that did actually start to tail off Now the question is going to be are we are we seeing the worst of where Europe is right now or is it going to be just continue to get worse And I don't think there's any way to know that yet but in a month or two I think it'll become a lot clearer whether this is something that was a blip It was a temporary thing whether the immunity levels are sort of fast enough I do think it's going to put a lot of pressure on governments to try to roll out boosters much faster to rollout shots to young kids now the European medicines agency has proved it for 5 to 12 year olds But obviously that's where the idea of a new variant has people quite nervous because no one really knows how well vaccines are going to respond to any given new change in this So I think that's sort of where you're seeing the extra level of concern sparked by this by this and it's going to be a little while before we really know Kevin thank you so much for your time Thank you for being with me and giving me that full briefing on what's happening in Europe that is Bloomberg's Brussels bureau chief Kevin white law on Europe's response to this new COVID variant amidst already a pandemic with a big number of cases.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kevin white" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Restrictions that have been put in by various countries when it comes to the either the full lockdown and Austria or limits on restaurants and other things operating in the Netherlands Kevin thank you so much for being with me for explaining this year breaking news story developing story Kevin white law is Bloomberg's Brussels bureau chief there on travel for Europe and the latest details Let's get over to Billy Berkeley and guerins though who has all the world news for us and this terrible incident in the channel good morning Caroline good morning yes events unfolding yesterday Boris Johnson is accusing France of not doing enough to stop small boats crossing after at least 27 people died while trying to cross the English Channel Bloomberg's Chelsea has more on yesterday's tragic event Johnson said the UK has had trouble persuading the French to do things in the way they think the situation deserves He said the UK is prepared to provide more support to the French to help patrol beaches to stop boats leaving The French focus on the human tragedy last night with president Emmanuel Macron saying he will never let the channel become a graveyard More than 25,000 people are estimated to have arrived in the UK in small boats this year nearly three times the number last year In London Charles cape will Bloomberg day rogue Europe In Germany the number of deaths from coronavirus has now gone over 100,000 The country pass a grim milestone at a time when the latest wave of the pandemic has led to a record pace of infections battling the pandemic will dominate the early stages of Germany's new government Now in Australia 84 backpackers are currently locked down in a hostel after just one COVID case was discovered Bloomberg's Georgina Mackay reports The backpack is hostile in Byron bay is being guarded by police who are making sure guests and staff remain inside for 48 hours This comes after just one woman from Victoria state who was living at the hostile tested positive Barnes vaccination rate is lagging sparking fears there could be an outbreak in the area as New South Wales reopened following months of restrictions In Sydney I'm Joe Jana Mackay Bloomberg daybreak Europe And Sweden's first female prime minister magdalena Anderson has been forced to resign as hours after her historic appointment The resignation was triggered after junior coalition partner left her government over the loss of next year's budget.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kevin white" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"30 a.m. here in London 9 30 a.m. in Paris a very good morning I'm Caroline hep gu listen to blueberry daybreak Now he's travel across Europe about to get more difficult more restricted if you haven't been recently vaccinated We're going to discuss that with Kevin white law just in a moment Let's also take you to the markets though this morning So yes it's acquired today It's Thanksgiving in the U.S. of course a U.S. market's closed but here in Europe what four tenths of 1% on the U.S. stock 600 there was a rotation yesterday because of the COVID overhang in terms of stocks This morning though much more positive 3100 also just about impulsive Turkey set to Dax which had been the underperformer gains three tenths of 1% even though we've seen German GDP sort of revised lower for the last three months Let's also tell you about FX markets We beg dollar spot index down a tenth of 1% after a very strong couple of weeks the Euro which has been battered gains two tenths of 1% at one 1221 and Italian bonds advanced this morning a focus on the ECB minutes that we will get and also plenty of ECB speakers today including Christine Lagarde Okay that is a market roundup for you Let's go to our top stories though because we had the minutes from the fed's last meeting out yesterday They showed essentially that officials were open to removing policy for support at a faster pace to keep inflation in check in America That came even before data showed that price pressures are accelerating in America A number of these officials noted that the Central Bank should be ready to tweak the tapering pace and also to raise the target range for the fed funds rate sooner than currently expected That is if inflation continues to run higher U.S. economic data yesterday showed the highest inflation pace since 1990 And speaking of central banks the bank of career race interest rates for the second time since August and signaled that it will further pare back stimulus this in an effort to avert asset bubbles and also prevent inflation from escalating further in South Korea here is the governor Ye Lee giulio Today's decision was driven by expectations of consumer price inflation continuing to rise while the domestic economy shows sound recovery despite global supply constraints As well as the strong need to monitor risks from financial imbalances Governor Lee said that interest rates are still accommodative suggesting that further tightening is in the pipeline.
Gun Talk
"kevin white" Discussed on Gun Talk
"After this, it'll make a lot more sense onto his why I did not dedicate the time to get myself an antelope. I struck out. I've had two people ask me like, wait a minute, can you just tell me that KJ coordinates and he didn't like, yeah, but they do understand why. I was like, KJ first off, KJ was involved in was it three or four guys? Four of us guys, including my first, well, three of us with our first three. Tom, because you were a Thomas. I was with Thomas. And he had his second second my first Ryan Ryan his second and then Kevin white's first. And then Kevin wants first. So two first and two seconds. Yeah, okay. Still. So pour out of the 6 guys, I was with. They all shot their antelope. Right. And that's not because it's just because I wanted to be there. I wanted to guide and I felt like I was hunting. And at the same time, you were also the most experienced in that terrain from that area. So it made sense and a lot of that whereas when we just to kind of give a quick background to everything, when we started, the first morning, you Ryan Kevin, and Darrin and Darren. It went off together, whereas Thomas Gary and myself went. And our focus of Thomas and I, Thomas and I have obviously more experienced hunters, Gary, killingsworth, our web guy. Has gotten into big game hunting. Has not killed anything yet. So our focus was like, get him on it first. He did, and he did it in true Gary killing for a fashion of first shot was 308 yards. Oh my 422 through the heart dead. It was like, okay, now that's the Gary we know the shooter. You sit there and go. How did you miss the short shot, right? Oh, yeah. He did. He actually missed a 225 yard shot. Oh, I did not know that. That was the daybreak. We missed the first round just over 200. And then he hits at three O 8 and then kills it four 22. Yeah. So but then later we get Darren and we were on his for and Darren was a listener, and he was great. And he put one through and down, and it was a blast. And that was day one. Yeah. We had four goats down on day one, and that was an absolute blast. That was and it is fun. And then the work started the next day. Then the work started. So we'll start on your antelopes. We kind of started out on this place that we that is public, but there's a railroad track before the before between the highway and the property. Yes. So that is railroad property. Railroad right away. Federal federal ground. Federal ground, okay? And there are a lot of rules and a lot of finite rules that you may not be aware of. And I caution you caution you caution you caution you. Yes. You look into those rules beforehand. And look into the rules by talking to locals and local law enforcement because we had Onyx and we all and every one of us had an on X map that was specific to Wyoming. And we had the antelope units marked public landmark. And when you pull it up, it shows from highway to the back of that property is all public grants it. Which shows physically shows the aerial map of the railroad cutting through, but it blocked out as all public land. And that's not the case. No, and I'm going to caveat this and saying, this is not an Onyx problem, because spoiler alert, we talked to local deputy sheriff and the conservation officer. Yes. And they both chuckled at us when we told them what happened and all of this and they're like, yep, we know it's an issue. And so we asked them, what's a better source and they flat out said, there really isn't a source other than talking to us, us the law enforcement and here's what it is. Now, to get into the story since it was my goat and whatever, you and I are with, we've driven by the highway, we saw a nice buck with some windows and we're going to Thomas dropped us off. We go through a tunnel. So what is you guys have probably heard of this, you should probably see these ant wild game animal bridges out west. Well, in Wyoming here, in certain places, there is these wild game and cattle tubes. Because the public ground is also got grazing rights on. And these farmers and ranchers can run their cattle underneath the railroad tracks across the highway into a pasture on the other road. Well, that's public ground is what we confirmed what the deputy. Because the fence goes up and around it. So you can go through that tube into the property, which we've been doing all.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"kevin white" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"You had a chance to actually watch football and be a fan these past three days? I try to do it truly. I try to do it in the second half. Try to get all of the kind of business related items done pre game and in the first two quarters and then really try to zero in and even in the first two quarters. I don't want to be inattentive to a conversation. But, um, I'm a peer over his shoulder in between pauses of you know the conversation. It's so fun and so great to have college football back and and what I witnessed in each of those stops. Was this this I think new page that people are hopeful that it will continue and that is Chance to be together. Relationships reunited alums coming back fans, the student athletes who craved a chance to play in a venue like this or in South Bend at Notre Dame Stadium. You can't put the value of what that means right now, especially in the world We live in with, with so much going on and the unstable nous that everyone feels. This is a chance for 3 3.5 hours. To get back to that normalcy that we've so loved in American sports, and we expect over 70,000 here today, Jim, So no matter the outcome, it's going to be a fun and energetic 3.5 hours feel a lot different than what we all watched last year. Notre Dame fans certainly recognize your name You an associate athletic director in South Bend from 2000 and 2000 and four You've moved on from there You were the A D at Northwestern For a dozen years. Now you're leading the way at the A. C. C. What is one thing or maybe a couple things that you learned in South Bend that you've always taken with you every step of the way since I was so blessed to work. For Kevin White athletic director at Notre Dame. And.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"kevin white" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"This. I think we've seen enough of both where I get your premise, but concern can still be a valid emotion. Like Ryan Pace, Regardless of who the head coaches has swung. Had four separate swings at the quarterback situation. Okay, they collect or five. Aren't we counting Glennon too? Well, I got Glennon Mitch foals. Who else am I looking at? I'm missing Dalton Fields, right? Okay and Dalton But like the fields, yes. I mean, I'm saying prior to drafting fields, you had four you had you had Glennon, Mitch Falls and Dalton. The offensive line has been neglected for years, right? And so there's your personnel situation. I can go through the other list of things. Whether it's Kevin White's It's You know, Now that Kevin Jenkins back issue I mean, you go through the long list of mistakes that they've made. In the drafting front, and you can also look at Matt Nagy knots getting the best out of Mitch or nuts, putting Mitch in a position to take advantage of what he did do well, so you can find fault in both guys as they function on their own, of course, think that they're going to come together and produce magic. And I say this, though, with all this inheriting stuff he's right about But his conclusion is wrong. The big breasts for 20. Plus years have made new coaches work with the old quarterback or a new quarterback. Work with an old coach, then get a new coach and all this stuff and it's rinse. Repeat. All that is, it shows you how bad they are at the top. That's all this. It's It's 20 years of this nonsense. Hey, We've got to find a guy who likes Mitch Travis Key. We can't hire any other coach. Another coach doesn't like Mitch Travis Key. We can't bring him here because you're limiting yourself, and they've been doing this for years. They did it with Cuddy to why I was going to say that when their general managers with with Chris Ballard when they found you got to be able to work with with with Cardi You know, I want to get rid of cutting. You don't get the job, Phil Emery or Ryan paste us. And all that shows you is how bad it is at the top. Well, now flawed there. Yeah, And look, I guess the premise of what he was saying is that this is the first time they've been on the same page being able to To to draft a quarterback that the coach listen. You can maybe it will work out. Maybe this will be the the light at the end of the tunnel, But to be skeptical, is not. I think an unreasonable feeling or emotion at this time, because individually they have both done things that leave you wanting more wanting more. All right. We will want more of your would you rather entries last call for them right now? Hashtag ws, Would you rather you can still sneak it in on Twitter. Send it to a dollar or black. We will read them when we come back. You're listening to Waddle and Sylvia on ESPN 1000 Chicago's home for sports. We know he.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"kevin white" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Fantasy Football convention Saturday. Looking forward to it, all of us will be out there. It's going to be a really good time at 1, 15 Bourbon Street and marionette parked a big, big place. So we'll be given away some tickets if you would like to join us. All right, so I texted our friend. My longtime partner back down the dial many years ago before he came over here to work with Sylvie. It is the great the awesome Tom Waddell, who played in the National Football League, and I said Hey, buddy. This is the question. I asked Wieder. Do you think that players not hitting as much actually doesn't get them in football shape. Dan wisdom all over that. Take I disagree with Dan. Here's what Tommy said. And he has said this on his show, but I want to a part of the our audience who may not have been able to hear him say it. Sure, I think there's a happy medium. What we did back in the day was way too much. I believe the pendulum has swung a little too much to the current days of very little to no hitting. You cannot get into true football shape without doing all the football activities. I do believe the huge number of soft tissue injuries they have experience has to be in some way, a result of not doing enough football related training throughout the year. I always believe the best way to get into football shape. Stay safe at all the have all the necessary resources to be the PQ is to be at the facility as much as possible within reason, By the way, you're right. Every time you go against Sylvie. I don't think that says that. I think you just added that at the end, and I don't I don't think Sylvie appreciates that. Take that. All right, so, But okay, So let me can I respond to that? We embark that all right? Well, let me just tell you that we've had so many people over the years that says we don't need all these preseason games. Just give me just passed for me to the regular season. You know why that is. Because of fantasy football purposes because the gambling purposes and and being selfish, those three things right Celtic football player. Yeah, go ahead because most of those people you're talking about have never played true. Because you just want your football and by the way as a fan, I understand that you want your football college football is like in less than 15 days. I cannot wait for college football can't wait for the NFL season, but the bottom line is that the preseason actually mattered. To the players. You know you have ex players that you've worked with. I'm sure Hampton said as well and we didn't need 56 preseason games. We just want to, but you need to be able have some kind of skin in the game. That feeling of okay. I'm not hitting my teammate. I'm hitting someone else in anger. Where if I heard another guy Well, it's on the other team. It's not my guys, right? How often have you covered a practice capital, which the defense is just dominating the offense? So is with the Bears. Right? All. I mean, we've seen it ourselves. Platteville, Bourbon. A. We've seen this right And so the the idea that well preseason games don't matter well as a fan may not mean anything to you, but it means them to the players to be able to get their strength to be able to say I'm taking another team in preseason, and so I feel like I'm ready to go. That's why preseason matters. And so when you just kind of just not have the hard practices when you're not having pads and you're not hitting anyone in anger, all of a sudden, now you're pulling up lame. It makes it seem like the bears not in shape, and you know that they are correct. So what? I'm saying that the priest he's actually does matter to get yourself in football shape. I agree with you and I agree with what Tommy said. There's a happy medium. I'm not saying they should do three days. A full pads all three times a day and oh, take free run at the quarterback. I'm not saying that I I get that. But there's got to be as York said, your body breaks down when you get to camp, you come in. Feeling good. You're in great shape, cardiovascular wise and then on the treadmill, and you've been lifted and all of it. He said. You've got to get your body broken down where you hit that moment where you're just Your body is struggling, and now you bounce back. Damn, I'm ready now. It's football shape. Think that's how Johnny put it, So it makes sense. He and Tommy No, they played. Yeah, This is why we have friends that played the game because they know the regiment. They know the the hot summers to get themselves ready for the fall in winter. You could get more of that insight from Tommy and from Sylvie. Two o'clock every day on ESPN. 1000. So, yeah, it's just really, really insightful stuff from someone who lined up every day and played in the National Football League and did it very, very well. Boy. When did this start? I wish is gonna want to tell me the start of The line of demarcation in which NFL teams and coaches said We have to wrap our players in bubble wrap. We can't get them hurt, right. It's a physical game, man. Physicality is in football football players play. You can't get physicality out of football. But you can be smart. Yes what you do, but sometimes too smart, though, to the point where it's like, man, you guys not going to hit Not gonna It doesn't feel like football, Probably to some of those players, especially those guys on the offensive line. Defensive line. Gonna hit somebody correct. You're correct because you guys hit somebody in the game. Correct. Then you wonder why the first couple of games the regular season? It's got a little little raggedy, right, You know, like that's the thing that I just think that football players just want to do what they do best, and that's be physical on the field. I know Brady said it, but there was another high level quarterback that said it the other day. Yes, I look forward to getting tackled in a preseason game and the reports of that. Why? He said, because I have to get used to getting hit again. He said. I didn't get hit for six months. I got to get hit. I don't want you to dive at my legs. I don't want to get a concussion, but I do need to feel what it's like being taken to the ground. Sam Donald said that that's who it was. Yeah, I read that, too, he said. I have a little experience maybe too much from being the Jets quarterback. But he said, I got to get hit. I'm a football player, man. That's what I do is crazy. Yes. You see Kevin White? By the way, say sidebar may approach you may Kevin White skin in another run. You see this? I did not. Saints head coach Sean Payton gave us a sink answer on Wednesday whether he was asked whether or not he's going to get Kevin went on the team or not. Kevin White. Still a thing I saw a picture of him. I think I maybe Danny showed it to me. A few months ago, Kevin Wright was working out He was outside. Danny, You remember this? He looked like Mr America. I mean, six pack jacked arms, Jeff. I mean, you looked at me. Oh, my God, Who could tackle that dude? Yet he could never make it. Sean Payton says he likes the size of speed combination as the reason for the interest in Kevin White. Back the overall draft pick from 2015 crazy his seventh year in the league, he says he's 100% healthy. He knows more about the game and more about the business than ever before. Wow. I hope he makes it, man. I hear he's a good dude. And so we'll see. It was a dismal failure here, okay? Right now. Like them up, 3123323776. 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Radio Boston
Remembering Boston's Pioneering State Representative, Doris Bunte
"Boston has lost another pioneering legend. Doris bundy died yesterday of cancer at her home. She was eighty-seven bundy was the first black woman elected to the state house of representatives and the first black woman to run the boston housing authority. She was also a mentor. And a friend to many including marie saint floor herself. A former massachusetts state representative now a principal at saint floor communications. Murray thanks for joining us. Welcome to radio boston. Good to be with you to you. Marie you lost a friend and mentor. I'm sorry for your loss. How are you. i'm i'm i'm fine. I think that all of us who are women who were legislators lost the an amazing mentor in an amazing leader today and You know we know comes but when it comes you really feel it and you have regrets that you've stayed as connected as you'd like to have stayed connected in so yeah it's it's a sad day but i'm happy to be able to celebrate her life and i thank her family for sharing her with us all these years. When did you first meet her. And can you tell us a little bit about door. Spongy so i have to tell you. I was eleven years old when i first saw a bar. Doris bundy on television. Now i'll explain. And i think she had just eventually just become state right back in the old days. You only had one. Tv in the house and so you are watching whatever your parents were watching at that time and you here was this woman who was going in to become a state representative in this in in massachusetts as she grew up right in audit. You know she. She had been living in orchard park. I went to saint patrick's so was right down the street. Rama where i went to school every day. There was a sub shop at dudley. That used to walk so you knew you knew the area. So he was this woman who was essentially you know in in places that you identified walked. Who is now going to be in the in the halls of power mistake and she was this tall she was poised in. That was my first introduction. On then i became a state rep and i became a state rep and what i love about her. I did not respond the as an adult. And she reached out on my. I remember when i was running. Decided to run for office. There were a number of people. I spoke with and she offered her wisdom. I remembered when life got rough in the legislature. And i needed questions in that was seeking direction. She's a person that you pick up the phone and you could talk to. And she would share her wisdom. That that's how i remember her. And then she modeled a lot of the things that i think some of us tried to do. I'm once we were in office. What kind of modeling murray. So for me. Dr is modeled. What it meant onto work across the divides weather. It's across racial lines She she she modeled. That i mean you saw that in her work in the legislature. You saw that in her work in the boston housing authority. She was willing to listen. I mean the leadership of the boston housing authority. While she was there was predominantly white. She was she had a clear vision about what she wanted to elevate the rights of people of color in that space but she again She would probably she would call them on formidable adversaries but she was up to the challenge and she was willing to sit listen and work through it one of the things. I never observed due to demonize. That's not was not her style. She was firm to knew what she wanted to go and she left the table always with the door open that i learned from her. I really did. I get this sense marie that she was really tough. Steely she came to boston. According to the globe in nineteen fifty-three three with ninety eight cents to her name at one point. She really locked horns with boston. Mayor kevin white when she was at the boston housing authority. He was a formidable opponent. And in the end through the courts. She won her dispute with him about her leadership at the boston housing authority. She helped integrate Boston public housing. Did you see her as a as a tough woman. And did she model that for other black women leaders coming up behind her as well to me she was. She was smart and she was donations. And what. I appreciate about her that she stood in her power so yeah kevin white could have had his point of view. She had hers two and she believes she was right and she acted on it. Issue was not boastful. She just acted in did what she believed So yeah i think she was a formidable opponent but she but she worked to build consensus so she was acting with the support of those on She was representing so. Unfortunately i you know. I you know a mayor while at the time did not respect that she was tough event. She'd smile. I mean. I remember for me. Remember a smile you know and particularly when she wanted to probe you on something further because she knew there was more there and you could see it so she. She's she's not she she. You might misjudge because you look at or height and you then you see that. She's a woman and it would be to your detriment if you misjudge the staleness of her character on our intellect in her tenacity
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"We didn't obviously try to give them more than they could. at sapped emotionally at any given time You know we ended up having to turn the van back over to the bank. And i didn't rub that experience of having to walk the keys into the bank manager's office in their face and traumatize them with the pain and the agony of that but but at the same time they. They knew enough of the details to note the while. We're not being able to drive that car anymore. And things like that but But then the value of just really pivoting from from Being concentrated on our own needs to being free to look at the needs of others. And just that's really where we try to model faith in front of them. That our faith is god's got us he has promised to take care of our needs. But there's these people that don't yet know that in their life they don't stand on that kind of promise and those are who. We are called to go help and and to love and to care for and and just modeling it with them and so when when that would go out to deliver food they would go with me and they would hell they weren't slaves or you know wasn't a sweatshop but but They would they would definitely have a part of it and it was a family project and so now the values of that project really take root in their heart and they all have spirits of generosity on them And and you know just An appreciation to steward life and steward their resources well but Live open handedly and not hold onto it with a sense of insecurity but To even let it go. If that's what god calls them to. Yeah which hey. That's easier said than done sometimes. Yeah but buddy. I hear you say hey just living life. Yeah please don't hear that. Wow this is a perfect Mom and dad that did this..
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"Sir. Wow that's a lot. What what did people not know about. India what do they not know them are. There's it's sensory overload And the people just like us. I mean i really think most of americans that i've encountered Understand at this point they have met probably somebody from india now Where twenty years ago. There was no one in north carolina from india. Now i'm actually as recording this interview. I'm in mooresville north carolina and the largest minority in mooresville are in the nationals here living in the usa and so things have radically changed over. That and I i really think people probably don't know that that is no small act of god That the globe has now become accessible. And we can go over to indian. God can also bring indians here and obviously it's for that high that high mission of extending his presence into people's lives but at this point we've probably all smelled the curry in. We've all heard the dialect and we've realized that they definitely are not from our community but we haven't necessarily got to know them on a first name basis is that they're humans just like us. They have families just like us and they have a lot of values that we could really benefit from And that we could. We could really Us but You know. I need needing to get to know your absolutely. But i love your point to that. There is a absolutely should be able to see the opportunities in the technology that we have right like. Well one thing i think maybe goes overlooked. Sometimes is we were a little critical of rome when we read the new testament because they just sort of took everybody over but the other thing that they did is they built roads right some of which still exists today. That's how good they were. I don't think i eighty is gonna still be there in a two thousand years but their roads still are and what that did is it. Allowed the gospel to travel throughout the entirety of rome in ways that it never could have in the centuries before the same thing is happening today right. Whether whether to your point it's we can fly across the world and be there in a few hours or half a day.
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"kevin white" Discussed on Halfway There | Christian Testimonies | Spiritual Formation, Growth, and Personal Experiences with God
"Twenty five years old out of baba college ministry and i was still trying to appease my dad that i would amount to something and so i was a very high achiever in the youth group would just burst and then the next project. The church gave me just burst. But i was a workaholic. And and i was killing myself. Killing my marriage killing our family and it really never came to a head until i was a church planter. So i've been on staff I ministry. Experience out of college was a youth pastor and then a larger church called me. I was a family life pastor. And then i took a assignment to become a church planter and actually started church from scratch and it now. I'm the leader. And i'm not really following someone else's guidance. I'm having to give guidance to to a staff. And that's when it all sort of blew up and unravel. I literally planted a church for three years. Blood sweat and tears high achievement in this particular group of churches The average trip size was fifty and in three years. We were over one hundred and at that time back in the eighties. That was pretty substantial but Three years into it. That the the government if you will of the church leadership's shifted from the pastor over to a group of of elders and they voted to release me as their pastor and there have been no embezzlement of funds or immorality. It was just the 'cause. I was a maniac for god out of control and i was hurting. An hour is really defensive and hurting down and it i. I really greed later over the them. Fortunate trail that. I had blazed In that guy did work inspired me and he always works inside us. And i'm so grateful for that But it took that experience of them. Having to release the pastor to really put me flat on my face and ministry to a place that i had nowhere to go other than into the presence of god and well sort of went through a job experience. And now i wanna hear arise. Yeah i want to hear more about that so a couple of observe a couple things so first of all.
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"kevin white" Discussed on Halfway There | Christian Testimonies | Spiritual Formation, Growth, and Personal Experiences with God
"Got you get a bible degree. Yes great studying scripture. And probably i'm guessing from waste early probably really enjoyed that Yeah i had a monitoring youth ministry in monitoring music and ositive experience. Said you become a youth pastor. I did i did. I was already a part time youth pastor before. I graduated and as soon as i graduated. They took me full-time And it was very Very nominal pay by It was it was definitely a gift from god to be able to serve teenagers of of that church during that time and we still have deep friendships with a lot of their families and the students and a love how you can connect on facebook and social media with people that you haven't even talked to in twenty thirty siding. I love that. And i. I think a few years ago i messaged my high school youth leader and i just love what i was up to and he was so thrilled right because he obviously invested a ton of time in me and i was glad this shocking when a student From the past you know communicates. I remember how you were there that time and and it just had a profound impact on my life and guy really used you to change my life. And i'm like what when. When did that happen But it's very encouraging 'cause you know at times we just we we really sell ourselves short in general You know whenever it comes to just impact at great when god for a sweet spot yeah rela like mink urging. Let's go okay. So how did How did your relationship in kenya. Discipleship developed their between studying the words that setting bible and doing your degree and then also administering. Because i know that can be that can be sort of sort sorta tough and it's different when you are reading scripture devotional versus studying it for for a paper right. Yeah yeah so in the book. I really talk about having to have some of my life. And how for twenty years. I was a believer in jesus But i really had misunderstanding of of just guides grace and and our y what it meant to be free in christ and to rest and in christ and the let god do the work through was and then the second half of my life of really experiencing the courage and the freedom of guide and the biproduct of that. Bnl days generosity and said. That's the book but what you're really diving deeper into. Is that first half. And and i just want to connect a couple of dots are very turbulent childhood. Really left me with with some significant backpage. And and i really went into bible college then and into ministry Really and a performance driven Relationship with god yeah. I'm meaning that that. I really thought my mission in life was to do a great thing for god and so no offering was enough. No attendance was enough. No event was enough. It always had to be bigger and better because i was really trying to appease guide instead of realizing that the grace of god is i've never done anything to deserve his love and i'll never do anything to lose his life and it wasn't until i was thirty years old that i really understood that for the first time in my life and ministry at that moment Really through a mission trip to india went from being a half to to get to and and so Bobble college those first years of ministry Were glorious but they were also very challenging because my filters of god's purpose and his expectations were were all skewed because of my childhood. Unfortunately my dad's way of discipline was screened. Kevin you'll never amount to anything while. And so i didn't even realize it. Psychologically but here..
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"kevin white" Discussed on Halfway There | Christian Testimonies | Spiritual Formation, Growth, and Personal Experiences with God
"That little old lady Had had without me knowing it had put me in for these Non academic scholarships and she paid for my first year of college. Wow that was a miracle because remember my my father Really challenging me You know if if you want to be a preacher than go to good old baptist school where it's not going to cost so much. Why do you wanna go to a school outside out of out of state And i just said. I just said dad if god is calling me he he'll he'll provide. I'm not don't don't be burdened by this. But he kept giving me a hard time and everything and i just i just kept waiting on the lord and my parents. We had filled out the financial aid and they made too much to help me. But they didn't make enough I mean they made too much to qualify for financial aid. But they didn't make enough to help me and everybody just kept saying how you're gonna pay for college. And i don't know but if he wants me to go he'll take care of it and he paid for my first year and that sort of got me there and then once i got there get a bunch of work. Study and part time jobs and everything. Yeah graduated and still to this day for sibling. My family with a four year degree in my wife was the for sibling and her family with a four year degree as well. And i'm miracle just happen. Yeah wow that's amazing naval so that woman she must have been a believer I don't know we never had that kind of conversation And i think she retired like the very next year but she's sure changed my life. lava okay friends. I just got a. I got a highlight this for us. Because never underestimate the your ability. Just doing what you do to change. Somebody's life you you get that woman. I don't even know if you know her name but she and her name but she helped you in a way that probably you couldn't you couldn't have expected you. You couldn't have like predicted and you may be even had a hard time. You know paying for college but she took care of it in and god used her to provide something just as part of a job right just because she because she was impressed with you. I think that is awesome and friends. I think you can. You can do the same thing i mean. Who can you. Can you help in a way that You know that. Maybe maybe his unexpected. Or maybe god's asking you to your maybe just part of what you do but might have a huge effect down the line. Which i guess. We'll talk about as as we go here. But that's it's a it's a big deal. That's pretty impressive kevin. I i love that story. Thanks for sharing them. Yeah i i've been able to share it so thanks for the. Oh that's fantastic to get to share it. Those are the ones. I love to hear. Because i think in my opinion where my experience anyway. It's easy to think about You know just a humdrum life like your normal life like every day right but when you can see how something you do impacts and changes someone else's life and then maybe changes other people's lives because of that. That's when i started to get excited all that connectivity right. Oh that's that's the way that the gospel goes and this is the way that it's spread throughout the history of the church so cool so you went to school..
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"I'd i never had a detectable fever But did feel flush and just A little bit achey. But i kept going didn't really have any. I was bedridden. a couple of them actually spent maybe twenty four hours bad just filling my bad the flu. Wow nobody had to go to the hospital or anything you see on the media. Yeah no kidding. That's the scary part when you get into that. Well well i'm glad that That you survive the pandemic congratulations. That's a that's a big deal when you get an interesting story. I want to go through that Let's go back where i know. You're you're north carolina. Now where are you from. Are you from there. originally i am. I was born and raised in rural north carolina in the mountains. Foothills area four. I'm sorry race to a broken and poor dysfunctional family. My parents divorced whenever i was twelve. Fortunately i was raised in the church. And i did give my life to christ understood the gospel in the need for salvation when i was ten and have been baptized but it was just good old southern christianity of you know basically what i what i term is fire insurance and not really a discipleship of a live in relationship with god and so it h. I took my fire. Insurance definitely respected. Jesus a savior. I really had no clue. About the whole lordship part and to our seventeen found myself really yearning for more. And i just prayed a simple prayer guidance. There's more to you than i realized. I wanna know it. And it's like i didn't even know the presence of the holy spirit at that point but looking back god really Poured out the holy spirit on me and he just gave me such a thirst for the word as a seventeen year old..
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"kevin white" Discussed on Halfway There | Christian Testimonies | Spiritual Formation, Growth, and Personal Experiences with God
"So much for being here. I am always grateful that you found the show. You downloaded it and that you're taking a little bit of your time to listen to the story that we are sharing here. Because i deeply believe that the stories that we share a part of god's story what he wants to accomplish in the world and i hope i hope and i believe that encourages you on your journey to be more like him and find yourself in christ as well as always you can find links everything that we talk about here including our guest and any books that we mentioned and all of that kind of thing you ought to remember it just out to halfway there. Podcast dot com. You can get every thing that you need You can also sign up for our mailing list if you wanna do that. And i'll let you know in episodes. Come out and you can always hit that patron button if you want to support the show if you like it and are enjoying it with love and appreciate your support to keep us going all right. Well we have a great guests here today. He is He's a passer is author of a new book called audacious generosity and it is good he's got a ministries can tell us all about. Our guest is kevin. Kevin welcomed halfway there. Thanks eric good to be on the show. I'm excited to have you on the show in. You got a really interesting story which will get into but before we do that until so a little bit. About where god has you right now. What you're up to well Life has been a little different in twenty twenty in the normally. I'm spending four to five months a year over in india and i came back from india january the seventh little. Did i know at that moment that that would be the last time i would go to indian twenty twenty And so we had a scheduled trip in april and obviously that didn't happen and then we thought.
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"kevin white" Discussed on Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"Under center snaps. Spin handoff goes to Williams over the left guard between the hash in down to about 12 and on this drive after the game, the one court that Dylan had a catch and run for 13 Tanyon caught one for seven Lewis the tide and caught one for six. Then we just saw a little short pass to the running back Williams Kurt for 12 as they worked their way from their own 32. Now to the buccaneer 13 not a success and play action once again down here in the red zone and see if they come out with another play. Actions been very successful on this drive. Seen Tampa use it down here now that they're able to run the football little bit Roger's second down nine, keeping his hands warm. Three receivers left two receivers right by guards away from his center. It's a second nine. Shotgun snap taxes right on the side are past their sideline of the six and cramped and out of bounds goes Davante Adams in the late flag on a big hit by Kevin White, about the five in the chalk on the near side line, Gayness, seven for Davante Adams and a conversation among three officials gonna be a helmet to helmet right here. Carlton Davis comes up. Actually, both guys drop their helmets there so it could be called on both but usually call it on the defenders. He comes up and go straight home with the helmet to pass. Personal foul, unnecessary roughness defense 24 going home in initiating contact against an opponent that will be half the distance to the goal line. First down Green Bank. That's one of those. It's always tough right? Because Monday, Adam starts to dip his helmet as well to be ready for the contact Carlton Davis dips his as well Go home with the helmet. But as I said, usually call it on the defense. Big break. Green Bay right there, But you saw they went into an empty set where they could isolate guys and spread this defense out. They got Davante Adams.
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