Two Dates and a Dash Podcast

Andrew Cohen is a 22-year veteran of college football. He has been a head coach at Hamilton College and coordinator at the following colleges Bucknell, Columbia, Fordham, Stony Brook, and Bowdoin. He moved to the Philadelphia area with his family and left college football as a coach. In August of 2014 Andrew took his passion and knowledge of recruiting in a new direction– he created Get Recruited Consulting.

Coach Cohen's reputation as a top-notch recruiter has enabled him to built an extensive network of college coaching connections, which has resulted in, the placement of a 100's of student-athletes nationwide. Coach Cohen currently has placed players at schools in the: Big Ten, SEC, ACC, PAC-10, MAC ,CAA, Ivy, Patriot & Pioneer Leagues ,as well as at many of the top academic D3 schools in the county.

From foster care to living in too many shelters to count, depression and suicidal attempts, Carlotta Taylor, author and speaker, knows that it was nothing but the grace of God that kept her from jail, the streets or worse. Transferred from 26 various foster care homes because of abuse and neglect, she learned early on that if she didn’t transform her mind, she would be consumed by the chaotic world around her. Realizing that nothing just happens—and that God uses even our suffering to be a blessing—Carlotta seeks to inspire others to press beyond their breaking point, even if she only touches one person. For more information please visit her website at www.carlottataylor.com.

In Episode 61 with Bronwyn De Maso, we talked intimately about who Cmdr Job Price, former Commander of SEAL Team 4 was as a person, his lifetime of service to our country and a little bit about the suspicious nature of his death in Afghanistan on 12/22/12. After reading every available document relative to his death investigation, I have so many issues with the entire investigation. I have investigated thousands of crimes. I have worked hundreds of active crime scenes, to include suicide by firearms and murders. This episode of the Two Dates and a Dash Podcast will further outline the unethical, immoral, inept and intentional actions of Job's fellow SEAL's, the investigating NCIS agents and the subsequent autopsy findings. I will share how, as a cop for more than 26 years, I cannot simply chalk it up to a rushed investigation. In my opinion, there was a cover up of epic proportions and I would venture to guess, probably not the first one either. The truth will come out. We simply need to begin to ask the right people, the right questions. I'm all in.

Commander Job Wilson Price was a graduate of Pottstown High School where he played football and wrestled - taking great pride in his school. Job was an excellent student and was accepted to many prestigious universities, including Yale, but Job wanted to give back through service to his country and made the decision to go to the United States Air Force Academy, cross commissioning into the United States Navy SEALS after he graduated. One of the many things that made my brother exceptional was that he was not only a Navy SEAL, but also a United States Army Ranger.

During his 20-year career Job served a total of 13 deployments to places such as Central and South America, Kosovo, the Middle-East (specifically Iraq and Afghanistan), and Africa, as well as many places we probably don’t know about. Job was assigned to SEAL Teams Two and Four, U.S Special Operations Command (SOCOM) and Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC). Job received numerous medals including four Bronze Stars yet he was never one to speak of it. My brother lost his life on December 22 2012 in Tarin Kowt, Afghanistan while serving as the Commander of SEAL Team Four. Job always wanted to belong to the best and be a part of something far greater than oneself. To his credit, he achieved those goals.

Job's death was "officially" ruled a suicide, however after further investigation in the 7 years since his death, there are more questions than answers as it relates to the nature of his death and how it was handled by the Navy. In the years since his death in 2012, there have been numerous confirmed reports of systemic corruption and criminality within the SEAL community. This podcast was designed to bring to light Job's amazing life, his service to our great nation and the serious concern over the validity of the "official cause of death" and how the US Navy handled it. The vast majority of all the heroic men and women who serve our great nation are worthy of the praise and recognition they deserve. However, it appears as if a small segment of the US Navy SEAL community is bringing a negative light onto an otherwise prideful community of dedicated war-fighters. We honor those who served honorably and only wish to expose those who did not.

Nyeisha Dewitt is the Founder and CEO of Oakland Natives Give Back Fund, Inc. Her passion for #education and better choices in communities stems from her own background. Nyeisha struggled in #school, dropping out before graduation.

The birth of her children propelled her to make a new choice about her own education. She went on the achieve her doctorate degree in Organization and Leadership. When her mother passed away, Nyeisha was compelled to return to the very #community she had grown up in to give back to the place her mother loved. ✊🏾

She founded Oakland Natives Give Back, a non-profit working to improve the lives of #Oakland children. She began the mission by working with the city to provide 900 backpacks and school supplies to local children. She self-funded her company’s flagship event for many years because it did not receive support. That event has been delivering supplies to #children in need for over 12 years and has now given children over 19,000 backpacks and school supply kits. Through her volunteer work, she began to uncover the greatest crack in the foundation of a child’s success, #ChronicAbsenteeism. 📚

As a dropout and an #educator, Nyeisha tackles the challenges of chronic absenteeism in a way very few people have the experience to understand. She persevered in her efforts to be a reliable and consistent resource that the community has grown to count on. Nyeisha is a cornerstone of Oakland’s culture and a national expert on how communities overcome chronic absenteeism. 🚫

Nyeisha speaks at live events, has appeared on television and radio channels, and loves spreading her message via #podcasts and online channels.

Please connect if you’d like to discuss a speaking opportunity!

https://drnyeishadewitt.com/book-nyeisha/

Sherrie Dunlevy is an author, speaker, and business owner. However, many people may remember her as Sherrie McCutcheon, a popular media figure in the Wheeling, WV- Steubenville, Ohio area for over 30 years. Sherrie served as an emcee for the famous Jamboree USA and Jamboree in the Hills, hosted her own radio talk show on WKKX. and was the main news anchor at WTOV9.

Sherrie’s mantra: “Step into your Greatness” is something she takes quite seriously as she, now after age 50, has totally revamped her life and her career - writing a best-selling book, speaking to audiences of all ages, and managing her own global anti-aging business.

Her new book, “How Can I Help - Your Go-to Guide for Helping Loved Ones through Life’s Difficulties”, was written to simply help people become their best by reaching out beyond their fears and helping those they love and care about in life.

A self-proclaimed personal development junkie, Sherrie loves sharing with audiences what she has learned about breaking through the fear, excuses, and lies we tell ourselves minute to minute that keep us from creating the kind of life we’ve always dreamed of living.

Technology caused tonight's scheduled guest to be cancelled so you get Matt Cubbler solo - with his producer Taylor Kredatus engaging in a really unprepared but authentic show!

What do you see when you think of a woman who is Passionate, Inspirational and Exciting … you see Pix Jonasson! We are very pleased to share this talk time today with Pix and to learn how she uses her ideals of flexibility and freedom to live a successful life.

Rising above personal and professional challenges always requires fortitude – so, when it came to establishing a theme for her branding, Pix found, for her, that courage was the common denominator. Hence, with a clever play on words, the term ‘Couragepreneur’ was born and this has become the flagship of her business.

Our lively discussion with Pix gives valuable life-lessons from her views on mental and physical well-being and how maintaining a focus on goals, self-discipline and personal connections can bring about fabulous successes.

Put simply, success doesn’t come easily. Cultivating a thriving business is not a 9-5 job – the hard yards have to be put in to get the rewards. Across her podcasts, social media and her book ‘Think And Get Rich After Hours’ (due out in 2020) she reinforces this inspirational message.

In this special "crossover episode" - host, Matt Cubbler spends this episode speaking to the co-host of 215 Live, John Crichton about his journey in podcasting and all that entails, his career as a Philadelphia Police Officer and the state of sports in Philly!

About 215 Live:

Hosted by Frank Donahue and John Crichton. 215 Live is a weekly show giving you fan based opinions on the Philadelphia sports landscape with a little humor and ridiculousness added. Hear interviews each week with prominent names in the sports, media, and entertainment business. We air live every Monday night from 7-9pm live on the Squawkr app. You can also download us on all your favorite podcast platforms. Also, you can get show updates, info on giveaways and upcoming live events by following us at @_215live on twitter, 215 Live on Facebook and 215.live on Instagram. #YellowJacketMedia #SwarmBehavior

Selected in the fourth round of the 2005 draft pick out of Saginaw Valley State by the Philadelphia Eagles, Herremans played in 127 regular-season games (124 starts) and eight playoff games (all starts) as an Eagle, spanning the positions of left tackle, left guard, and right tackle. Herremans started four games at left tackle after former Pro Bowler Tra Thomas went down with a back injury late in the 2005 season. The Eagles moved Herremans to left guard in 2006, where he started all 16 games. He signed a five-year contract extension after the season after being part of an offensive line that allowed just 28 sacks in 2006, the fewest for the Eagles since 1981.

When Herremans caught his November 2, 2008, touchdown pass against the Seattle Seahawks, he became the first offensive lineman for the Eagles to catch a touchdown pass since 1934, the franchise's second season. A left guard from 2006 to 2010, the Eagles move Herremans to right tackle for the 2011 season, and to right guard in 2013, where he spent his final two years with the Eagles. Herremans played his final season with the Indianapolis Colts in 2015.

Herremans had 124 career starts over the course of 10 seasons, which ranks him sixth all-time among Eagles' offensive lineman. He is the only offensive lineman in franchise history to register two touchdown receptions (one-yard pass from QB Donovan McNabb in 2008 and a two-yard pass from Michael Vick in 2010).

In 2012, Herremans founded The Herremans Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that provides resources and help for various charitable organizations, to effect positive change in local, national and global communities.

Since retiring from the NFL, Herremans helped co-found Athletes For CARE, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to creating a community where all athletes can find support, opportunity, and purpose in life following a career in sports. Herremans is an advocate for medicinal cannabis as one of many wellness alternatives to traditional forms of pain management such as opioids, to treat chronic pain and sports-related injuries.