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E165: Jason Day – Golf Strategies, Stories, and Insight
Jason Day is back for another visit (last visit EP-146). Sharing strategy, telling stories and offering some insight on what’s currently happening in golf. Follow Jason on Twitter @JDayGolf and on Instagram @jasondayofficial
E164: Aaron Rodgers – Passing Time during COVID-19
No intro needed here. Aaron Rodgers comes back for a 3rd visit to “pass” the time during COVID-19. Previous Episodes: 85 and 61
E163: Larry Lawton – Ex Gangster and Reformed Jewel Thief
Larry is the author of Gangster Redemption, a TV Personality, Speaker, Prison Expert & Law Enforcement Consultant. Larry developed the nationally recognized Reality Check Program to help young people make better choices and connect Law Enforcement with the community. Larry...
E162: Dean Blandino – Ex-NFL Senior VP of Officiating
Dean is a football rules analyst for the NFL and college football games on Fox Sports. He previously served as the NFL’s Senior Vice President of Officiating from 2013 to 2017. In May 2018, Blandino took on an additional role, as...
E160: Dr. Chrisanne Gordon, MD – Traumatic Brain Injury Survivor
Her resume appears as preparation for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): training in science, internal medicine, and treatment of trauma; expertise in physical medicine and rehabilitation. She was already widely published in these fields, an invited lecturer and speaker, Board-certified in...
E159: Brenda Tracy – Gang Rape Survivor & Activist behind Set The Expectation
Brenda Tracy is many things; a mother, a nurse, an advocate, an activist, a lobbyist, and a survivor of a gang rape by four football players. After coming forward with her story in 2014, she quickly realized that educating, engaging,...
E158: Matt Iseman – Host of American Ninja Warrior, Doctor, Actor, Comedian, and Celebrity Apprentice
Life is short, do what makes you happy.” That’s the advice that Matt got from his Dad-a world renowned physician-when Matt quit medicine to pursue stand up comedy. And those words still guide Matt today. He talks ninjas, tells jokes...
Who are the guests on the Hawkcast?
Other notable guests include: Aaron Rodgers, Charles Barkley, Tom Segura, Logan Paul and more. From the podcast website, on his hopes for the show: “The HawkCast was created out of my passion for learning about the most interesting people in the world and wanting to know what made them who they are today.
Where is Hawk's cancer center?
Being the Ohio man that he is, Hawk joined forces with the James Cancer Center in Columbus, a hospital that has a partnership with an organization called Wigs for Kids. The foundation provides wigs to children who have lost their hair from cancer treatments and other medical conditions.
How many tackles did Hawk have?
Hawk is the Packers all-time leader with 922 total tackles, he was so well-known for his tackling that a fan once asked him to tackle him at a golf event. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images) After nine seasons in Green Bay, Hawk was released and signed by the Bengals.
Does Hawk host a podcast?
On top of hosting his own podcast, Hawk also does a weekly show with Pat McAfee called McAfee & Hawk Sports Talk. In addition to the duo’s weekly show, Hawk also makes daily appearances on “The Pat McAfee Show.”. Whenever McAfee needs a day off, Hawk will often step up and host the show.
How many tackles did Hawk have in Week 4?
In Week 4, Hawk recorded 12 combined tackles (nine solo), two pass deflections, and intercepted a pass by Lions' quarterback Shaun Hill during a 28–26 win against the Detroit Lions. In Week 6, he collected a season-high 13 combined tackle (five solo) during a 23–20 loss to the Miami Dolphins.
When did Hawk sign with the Packers?
On March 2, 2011, the Green Bay Packers officially released Hawk as he was due $10 million for the 2011 NFL season. On March 3, 2011, the Green Bay Packers signed Hawk to a new five-year, $33.75 million contract that included $9.50 million guaranteed and a signing bonus of $8 million.
Who grew his hair out for the Buckeyes?
Before the 2005 season for the Ohio State Buckeyes Hawk, along with fellow starting linebackers Bobby Carpenter and Anthony Schlegel and center Nick Mangold, grew their hair out long to honor Pat Tillman.
