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The podcast currently has 330 episodes available.
Welcome to another episode of Steve Cully's Festivus of Sports Show. Shane Stafford and Steve recap the NFL week and talk about an article saying QB play has declined this season. Where do the Giants go from here? Brian Daboll, is he going to survive the season? Sam Darnold is having a resurgence with the Vikings. Baker Mayfield goes at it with Tom Brady. UConn, Syracuse, and Rutgers are taking care of business-winning games this weekend. Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce is having drama with Brittney Mahomes and Travis Kelce. Buffalo losing was a blip on the radar. The Jets were disappointing, but both should bounce back.
Co-host Shane Stafford is a legend and one of the best Quarterbacks in UConn Football History. He led and captained the 1998 team, which was the best in school history; they won 10 games, including their first playoff victory ever, and defeated eventual National Champions UMass twice in the same season. Shane went on to an impressive ten year pro career playing for the Tampa Bay Storm and Orlando Predators of the Arena Football League. Along with one season in NFL Europe with the Scottish Claymores, allocated over by the New England Patriots. He was also the Arena Football Offensive Coordinator and Junior College Coordinator.
In this episode of Small Town Life, Dave Warner interviews Teri Chace with 'Team Cheese' of the Little Falls NY Cheese Festival and Jeremiah Timmins and Rachael Banks with the New York State Cheese Council. They discuss the upcoming Little Falls Cheese Festival on October 5, 2024, from 10 am to 5 pm, the after the festival event from 5:30 to 6:30 pm at Rock Valley Brewing Company, and then the New York State Cheese Council meeting the next day in Dolgeville at Creative Designs by Tiffany.
In this episode of Steve Cully's Festivus of Sports Show, he and Shane Stafford, Quarterback & Coach, discuss everything sports, including NFL Football, the Giants, Jets, and more. Thirty of the dumbest people in one room? And a lot more.
In this episode of the Trailway Tales podcast, host Dave Warner interviews Erica Schneider and Dylan Carey from Parks & Trails, New York. They discuss the trail system, its economic impact on communities, the Empire State Trail Town program, and much more.
Ralph Renzulli interviewed Assemblyman Robert Smullen on this edition of The Inside View. In this wide-ranging interview, they discussed Smullen's background, 9/11 and our withdrawal from Afghanistan, the legislative process, how a bill is created and brought up in the legislature, and a multitude of other subjects.
In this episode of Steve Culley's Festivus of Sports Show, he talks MMA with Tyler 'The Marauder' King. They talk about 'the hater's' the best fighters in the business, and more. They even get into pre-historic creatures that resemble snails when referring to the haters.
On this episode of Small Town Life, Dave Warner interviews Julie Webster about the upcoming Mohawk Valley Garlic and Herb Festival, which will be held in Little Falls on September 14, 2024, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
She goes over how it started, where to park, what to do for handicapped parking, what kind of vendors will be there, and the music and horse drawn carriage rides.
For more info, you can visit them at https://mvghf.com or https://www.facebook.com/mohawkvalleygarlic.
In this episode of Steve Cully's Festivus of Sports Show, Frank Cristiano and Steve Cully discuss week 0 college football. After the break, Coach Dave Schuman has to sub to finish the discussion.
All this and more in this football-filled show!
In this episode, Dave Warner speaks with Steven Hickey, owner of the S&H Bicycle Store. He's an avid cyclist, who has two repair shops, rides many different trails, and even sells bicycles.
In this episode of Small Town Life, we speak with Scott Flansburg and discuss the progress The Herkimer 9 Foundation has made in the last four years, establishing Herkimer as the birthplace of basketball. We cover Scott's background and why he became so focused on basketball and Herkimer. We also wanted to know if there was an 'ah ha' moment that really told him he was onto something big.
Scott details some of the progress the Foundation has made when it comes to the Quackenbush building, the Herkimer Originals basketball team, the Lambert Will legacy and his entry into the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame, and the NYS State Assembly Legislative Resolution #1052.
We also cover the Herkimer DRI and their participation, what's next for the team, and the Foundation's continued push to set the record straight.
The podcast currently has 330 episodes available.