Episode 239, The Rant: Ray Valeriano.
Part 2, The Return. Covid-19 and Summer Baseball. To his credit, Ray was an early adopter of Referee Rant, on the ground floor when it was just a passing idea.…
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Episode 238, The Rant: Patrick Cherilus.
Street Photographer | Sports Photographer. Sights and Sounds in the Age of CoronaVirus Last month, Patrick caught up with #therant about taking inspired photos in this uncertain time. In this…
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Episode 236, The Rant: Omari Lawrence.
Trusting the Process. Back Like He Never Left. Pro Basketball Player and Trainer. From Manhattan, KS to Manhattan, NY, Omari has been through a lot. The Rant caught up with…
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Episode 235, The Rant: Bria Jackson.
Graduate Assistant Coach at Hofstra University. High School Bucket and Queens College Legend. Last month, I got to speak to Bria about how life is during the age of Corona…
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Summer 2020: What Was Learned.
LET’S TAKE IT BACK OVER 100 DAYS AGO. It was Memorial Day, and in terms of the United States, it seemed as though everyone, mentally was over the Corona Virus.…
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The irREFutable Pod: Episode 2: Matt Polizzi
Teaching in NYC in the Age of Corona Virus. As a school teacher in NYC, Matt would take his commutes all the way from Long Island to Brooklyn, New York.…
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Introducing: The irREFutable Magazine
A magazine about refs. Made. By. Refs. AS MY MACBOOK is being quarantined at the Apple Store (USB-C Ports don’t work), I have no ability to publish the pods, as…
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Episode 234, The Rant: Maggie Tieman.
NCAA Women’s Basketball College Official, Decorated Field Hockey Coach-Turned-Coordinator, and Dr. And CEO of Mindset Matters. A fellow official once told me all about Maggie, and they were right. Whatever…
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Episode 233, The Rant: Ray Donovan Mckie.
Basketball Player Turned Personal Trainer. From New York to Los Angeles, quarantined currently in Canada. We spoke earlier this summer with Ray Donovan Fit, one of the top trainers in…
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Episode 232, The Rant: Leroy Samuel.
The Return, Part 3. If it wasn’t for the Global Pandemic, I would have seen Leroy many times over in the summer. This summer, it’s still cause to celebrate as…
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