Saturdays With Chickenduck

Former Pro Wrestler Paul Olesak joins us in the studio and talks about being trained by Brad Rheingans, his days in ECW, getting sued by WWE, beating up a fan and what he's been up to since stepping away from the wrestling business. All this and much more. chickenduckpod.compatreon.com/chickenduckhttps://teespring.com/stores/chickenduckpodSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/deluxeditionpod)

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Jeff Loeper and Casey Schearer interviewed Tom Morris Jr. of Live PD about a year ago. Here is that interview. Check out Tom's podcast PD Stories. https://www.aetv.com/shows/live-pd/pages/pd-stories-podcastchickenduckpod.compatreon.com/chickenduckyoutube.com/c/saturdayswithchickenduckpodcastSupport the show

Michael C. Boland graduated from Holy Name High School (now known as Berks Catholic) in Reading, Pennsylvania. He spent a year studying Mathematics and Science at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, followed by a year at the prestigious Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio, before temporarily ceasing academic studies. Mr. Boland worked various odd jobs including an Assistant Berks County Planner, spent a year on the production line at a wire factory in Robesonia, and worked as a laborer at French Creek Park. Mr. Boland returned to college on the main campus of the Pennsylvania State University in University Park, PA. By “overloading” credits each term, Mr. Boland graduated in less than 18 months from the Pennsylvania State University. He graduated from the Dickinson School of Law and was admitted to the Bar of Pennsylvania as well as the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.After receiving his law degree, as a new attorney Mr. Boland associated with Alan S. Readinger in the practice of law and maintained an office at 601 Penn Street in the City of Reading for approximately 17 years. During the first two years of his law practice, Mr. Boland worked as an assistant District Attorney in the Berks County District Attorney's Office. He tried a number of criminal cases, which culminated in a triple homicide conviction (against Philadelphia counsel). After that conviction, Mr. Boland resigned from the DA's Office.Mr. Boland has maintained his law office at 147 North 5th Street in the city of Reading for over 20 years.Mr. Boland is a member of the American Bar Association, the Pennsylvania Bar Association, and the Berks County Bar Association. He has served on various committees with the Berks County Bar Association including the Solo and Small Practice Committee, the Pro Bono Committee, and the Criminal Law Committee.Mr. Boland continues to be active in the local bar association and is an avid follower of recent Supreme Court Opinions affecting the rights of individuals. Mr. Boland served as an Assistant Berks County Solicitor and handled the labor disputes for Berks County while also serving as Solicitor to the Elections Board. His labor relations work resulted in his appearance before the Pennsylvania Civil Service Commission, the Unemployment Compensation Board of Review, labor arbitrations and union negotiations.Mr. Boland maintains an Avvo rating of 8.9 or “excellent” in the rating service conducted by Avvo.com. He received a rating of 10.0 for professional conduct.Mr. Boland maintains a general practice of law and would likely be assigned to the litigation division in a large law firm. However, his current practice has been concentrated in the areas of criminal defense, estate settlements and probate, auto and motorcycle accidents, unemployment compensation, and motor vehicle law including adjustments of driver license status. Mr. Boland will also represent clients in custody, support, and divorce.michaelcboland.comchickenduckpod.compatreon.com/chickenduckSupport the show

Kim & Ryan join us in the studio this week to talk about how Kim was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis and what it's like living with UC. They also talk about the 3rd annual fundraiser they are having in which all proceeds go to THE CROHNS & COLITIS FOUNDATION. $25 ticket entry provides beer and soda. There will be liquor and food available to purchase. Chinese auction, raffle, and live entertainment provided by Cooler Full Of Beer. All proceeds will be donated to the Crohns & Colitis Foundation. Contact Ryan at [email protected] for tickets. If you can’t make it out but would still like to hope you can click the link below and make a donation.https://p2p.onecause.com/nationaldiy/personal-event/3rd-annual-crohns-and-colitis-fundraiser?fbclid=IwAR3B6Ss9MLmS9OmP9Bu2f1U8fWfYuRcaj8sGe2y-yCEacVVIGi2SXS1MBRQKevin Brett also joins us in the studio to talk about being diagnosed with MS a few years ago. Kevin is a fine art photographer and you can see his work at The Goggle Works in the City of Reading or check out soul-imagery.comIf you'd like to support our show, follow us on Instagram, twitter and Facebook. @chickenduckpodpatreon.com/chickenduckchickenduckpod.comSupport the show

Jennifer Keller Matten joins us in the studio this week. chickenduckpod.compatreon.com/chickenducknophonynetwork.comSupport the show

Jeff Loeper returns to the studio. chickenduckpod.compatreon.com/chickenduckSupport the show

This week, Danny Rose joins us in the studio and tells us about owning a farm in the Dominican Republic, owning a pest control business and about being a pro wrestler for 8 years. apcusa1.compatreon.com/chickenduckchickenduckpod.comSupport the show

Jim and Casey meet up in Dallas, TX for the 4th episode of On The Road w. Jim and Casey. chickenduckpod.compatreon.com/chickenduckSupport the show

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