NO HOLDS BARRED

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Three members of the 2008 U.S. Olympic wrestling team, Daniel Cormier, Dremiel Byers, and Marcie VanDusen, along with Eddie Goldman of No Holds Barred, will be guests on the nationally-syndicated "Joey Reynolds Show" Friday night/Saturday morning June 20/21.

Daniel Cormier, 29, is originally from Lafayette, Louisiana, and trains in Stillwater, Oklahoma. This is his second Olympic Games, as he finished fourth in the 2004 Olympics at 96 kg/211.5 lbs. in freestyle wrestling. He won a bronze medal at that weight in the 2007 World Championships. He is also a fan of boxing and mixed martial arts.

Dremiel Byers, 33, who has been in the U.S. Army for over a decade, is originally from Kings Mountain, North Carolina, and now trains at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He was the world heavyweight champion in Greco-Roman wrestling in 2002, and won a bronze medal at heavyweight in the 2007 World Championships. He is also a seven-time U.S. national champion in Greco, and a member of a motorcycle club. This is his first Olympics.

Marcie VanDusen, 25, is originally from Lake Arrowhead, Calif., and now trains at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Wrestling at 55 kg/121 lbs. in women's wrestling, she was a 2008 World Cup champion, a 2007 and 2008 U.S. national champion, and a 2007 Pan American Games silver medalist. Her international accomplishments include a victory over the 2004 Olympic champion and five-time world champion, Saori Yoshida of Japan. Currently, she attends the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, where she is studying health care management. This is her first Olympics.

The "Joey Reynolds Show" is a national radio broadcast in New York on WOR 710 AM and on 100 other stations via the WOR Network. The show airs live beginning at midnight EDT and runs to 5 AM EDT. We are presently scheduled to come on towards the end of the show.

You can also listen to the "Joey Reynolds Show" online. For more information on the show's webcast, go to http://www.wor710.com/.

For more information on the "Joey Reynolds Show," go to http://wor710.com/pages/46370.php?contentType=4&contentId=157588.

For more information on show producer Myra Chanin, go to http://motherwonderful.com/.

Labels: Daniel Cormier, Dremiel Byers, Eddie Goldman, freestyle, Greco-Roman, Joey Reynolds, Marcie VanDusen, Olympics, radio, women's wrestling, WOR, wrestling

Shawn Tompkins, coach of Team Tompkins of the International Fight League (IFL), and Eddie Goldman of No Holds Barred will be on the nationally-syndicated "Joey Reynolds Show" Wednesday night/Thursday morning, April 2/3. Eddie is also the boxing correspondent for the "Joey Reynolds Show".

On this segment, however, the subject will be mixed martial arts and the next major show by the IFL, which takes place this coming Friday, April 4, at the Izod Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey, popularly known as the Meadowlands. This card will be televised live on HDNet.

The "Joey Reynolds Show" is a national radio broadcast in New York on WOR 710 AM and on 100 other stations via the WOR Network. The show airs live beginning at midnight EDT and runs to 5 AM EDT. We are presently scheduled to come on towards the end of the show.

You can also listen to the "Joey Reynolds Show" online. For more information on the show's webcast, go to http://www.wor710.com/.

For more information on the "Joey Reynolds Show," go to http://wor710.com/pages/46370.php?contentType=4&contentId=157588.

For more information on show producer Myra Chanin, go to http://motherwonderful.com/.

Labels: boxing, Eddie Goldman, IFL, International Fight League, Izod Center, Joey Reynolds, mixed martial arts, MMA, radio, Shawn Tompkins, Team Tompkins, UFC, ultimate fighting, WOR

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Eddie Goldman of No Holds Barred and SecondsOut Radio was on the nationally-syndicated "Joey Reynolds Show" early Thursday morning, Feb. 14. Eddie is the boxing correspondent for this show.

Along with guest John "Cha Cha" Ciarcia, the noted radio host, restaurateur, actor, producer, and former boxing promoter, Joey and Eddie had a spirited and humorous discussion about the woes of boxing, Wladimir Klitschko, and the continuing mess regarding the distribution of media credentials for boxing events. Also announced was the relaunch of The Boxing Standard.

You can listen to this segment here.

The "Joey Reynolds Show" is a national radio broadcast in New York on WOR 710 AM and on 100 other stations via the WOR Network. The show airs live beginning at midnight EST and runs to 5 AM EST.

For more information on the "Joey Reynolds Show," go to http://wor710.com/pages/46370.php?contentType=4&contentId=157588.

For more information on show producer Myra Chanin, go to http://motherwonderful.com/.

Labels: boxing, Boxing Standard, Cha Cha, Eddie Goldman, Joey Reynolds, John Ciarcia, Madison Square Garden, radio, Sultan Ibragimov, Wladimir Klitschko, WOR

Eddie Goldman of No Holds Barred and SecondsOut Radio will be on the nationally-syndicated "Joey Reynolds Show" Wednesday night/Thursday morning, Feb. 13/14. Eddie is the boxing correspondent for the "Joey Reynolds Show".

We plan to discuss the numerous important boxing cards coming up, including the heavyweight title unification bout between IBF champ Wladimir Klitschko and WBO champ Sultan Ibragimov Feb. 23 at Madison Square Garden, plus whatever else may come up. This fight will be televised live in the US on HBO.

The "Joey Reynolds Show" is a national radio broadcast in New York on WOR 710 AM and on 100 other stations via the WOR Network. The show airs live beginning at midnight EST and runs to 5 AM EST. We are presently scheduled to come on towards the end of the show.

You can also listen to the "Joey Reynolds Show" online. For more information on the show's webcast, go to http://www.wor710.com/.

For more information on the "Joey Reynolds Show," go to http://wor710.com/pages/46370.php?contentType=4&contentId=157588.

For more information on show producer Myra Chanin, go to http://motherwonderful.com/.

Labels: boxing, Eddie Goldman, Joey Reynolds, Madison Square Garden, radio, Sultan Ibragimov, Wladimir Klitschko, WOR

Dr. Lydia Hartunian, a professor of humanities and philosophy at a college in Iowa and the author of Godless: A Female Face for Atheism; Dr. Michael Shermer, founding publisher of Skeptic magazine and the executive director of the Skeptics Society; and Eddie Goldman of No Holds Barred, will be guests on the nationally-syndicated "Joey Reynolds Show" Wednesday night/Thursday morning, November 14/15.

The subject will be the Great American God-Out, which takes place Thursday evening, November 15, in New York. Dr. Hartunian is the founder and director of this event.

Dr. Hartunian has described the Great American God-Out “as a 24-hour respite from religion.... The purpose of the event is to live as if there is no God, at least for one day. It seeks to raise awareness of non-theism and acknowledge that morality, ethics and goodness can exist outside of a religious framework."

"People want to see this movement as fun," she added.

Another goal is to draw attention to and advocate for a clearseparation of church and state.

The party for the Great American God-Out will take place at Metro 53 at 307 E. 53rd Street in New York City on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2007, beginning at 7 PM EST. Tickets are still available.

The "Joey Reynolds Show" is a national radio broadcast in New York on WOR 710 AM and on 100 other stations via the WOR Network. The show airs live beginning at midnight EST and runs to 5 AM EST. We are presently scheduled to come on towards the end of the show.

You can also listen to the "Joey Reynolds Show" online. For more information on the show's webcast, go to http://www.wor710.com/.

For more information on the "Joey Reynolds Show," go to http://wor710.com/pages/46370.php?contentType=4&contentId=157588.

For more information on show producer Myra Chanin, go to http://motherwonderful.com/.

Labels: agnosticism, atheism, Eddie Goldman, Great American God-Out, Joey Reynolds, Lydia Hartunian, Michael Shermer, radio, religion, separation church state, Skeptic, WOR

Eddie Goldman of No Holds Barred and SecondsOut Radio, author Jane Bernard, and entertainer Paul Dver were guests on the "Joey Reynolds Show" Wednesday night/Thursday morning, November 7/8. The "Joey Reynolds Show" is a national radio broadcast in New York on WOR 710 AM and on 100 other stations via the WOR Network.

Among the numerous topics discussed was the Miguel Cotto-Shane Mosley fight scheduled for this Saturday night, November 10, at Madison Square Garden.

Here is the audio of their segments.

Labels: boxing, Eddie Goldman, Jane Bernard, Joey Reynolds, Madison Square Garden, Miguel Cotto, Paul Dver, radio, Shane Mosley, WOR

Eddie Goldman of No Holds Barred and SecondsOut Radio and Keisha Morrisey of Bloodline Boxing Entertainment will be guests on the nationally-syndicated "Joey Reynolds Show" Wednesday night/Thursday morning, November 7/8. Eddie is also the boxing correspondent for the "Joey Reynolds Show".

We plan to discuss the Miguel Cotto-Shane Mosley fight scheduled for this Saturday night, November 10, at Madison Square Garden, as well as whatever else may come up.

The "Joey Reynolds Show" is a national radio broadcast in New York on WOR 710 AM and on 100 other stations via the WOR Network. The show airs live beginning at midnight EST and runs to 5 AM EST. We are presently scheduled to come on about 2 AM.

You can also listen to the "Joey Reynolds Show" online. For more information on the show's webcast, go to http://www.wor710.com/.

For more information on the "Joey Reynolds Show," go to http://wor710.com/pages/46370.php?contentType=4&contentId=157588.

For more information on show producer Myra Chanin, go to http://motherwonderful.com/.

Labels: boxing, Eddie Goldman, Joey Reynolds, Keisha Morrisey, Madison Square Garden, Miguel Cotto, radio, Shane Mosley, WOR

Eddie Goldman has been named the boxing correspondent for the "Joey Reynolds Show", a national radio broadcast in New York on WOR 710 AM and on 100 other stations via the WOR Network.

These duties will include coming on the show prior to major fights, especially those in the New York area, to discuss them with Joey, as well as the overall state of the sweet science.

"Joey Reynolds is a major fan of Eddie's," said Myra Chanin, booking producer and on-air personality for the show. "He finds Eddie's commentaries, interviews, and boxing connections outstanding, and feels he adds a great deal to the sports aspects and general intellectual content of the 'Joey Reynolds Show'."

Added Joey, "I hope to win some more fights with you on the air."

Eddie said, "This is another great opportunity for me to build interest in boxing while at the same time offering critical analysis about the many problems in the sport. I will also be continuing all my other many activities in the media, especially covering the combat sports."

The "Joey Reynolds Show" airs live beginning at midnight ET and runs to 5 AM ET Monday through Friday.

You can also listen to the "Joey Reynolds Show" online. For more information on the show's webcast, go to http://www.wor710.com/.

For more information on the "Joey Reynolds Show," go to http://wor710.com/pages/46370.php?contentType=4&contentId=157588.

For more information on Myra Chanin, go to http://motherwonderful.com/.

For more information on Eddie Goldman, go to http://nhbnews.blogspot.com/.

Labels: boxing, Eddie Goldman, Joey Reynolds, Myra Chanin, radio, WOR

Despite some last-minute drama, Saturday's fight between WBC interim heavyweight champ Samuel Peter and challenger Jameel McCline will take place as scheduled at Madison Square Garden. It will be shown live in the US on Showtime.

The Friday edition of the New York Daily News ran a story quoting an unnamed source alleging that McCline "received more than $12,000 worth of steroids, human growth hormone and related drugs over a 21-month period" from March 2005 to December 2006.

McCline, however, has not been indicted, arrested, tried, or convicted for any of these charges. Plus, like Sam Peter, he will have to undergo both prefight and postfight doping tests by the New York State Athletic Commission.

Thus, the fight is still on.

We discussed this late Friday night/early Saturday morning on the "Joey Reynolds Show" on WOR radio in New York.

To listen to the segment on this topic, click here.

Labels: boxing, Eddie Goldman, Jameel McCline, Joey Reynolds, Madison Square Garden, radio, Samuel Peter, steroids, WOR

Eddie Goldman of No Holds Barred and SecondsOut Radio will be a guest on the nationally-syndicated "Joey Reynolds Show" Wednesday Night/Thursday morning, October 3/4.

We plan to discuss the October 6 heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden in New York between WBC interim champion Samuel Peter and challenger Jameel McCline (plus whatever else may come up). This fight will be televised live in the US on Showtime.

The "Joey Reynolds Show" is heard on over 80 radio stations. This talk show airs live beginning at midnight and runs to 5 AM EDT, on WOR 710 AM in New York. We are presently scheduled to come on right after midnight EDT.

You can also listen to the "Joey Reynolds Show" online. For more information on the show's webcast, go to http://www.wor710.com/.

For more information on the "Joey Reynolds Show," go to http://wor710.com/pages/46370.php?contentType=4&contentId=157588.

For more information on Myra Chanin, who works with the show, and also about Joey and the show, go to http://motherwonderful.com/.

Labels: boxing, Eddie Goldman, Jameel McCline, Joey Reynolds, Madison Square Garden, radio, Samuel Peter, WOR

Labels: boxing, Destiny, Eddie Goldman, Joey Reynolds, radio, Suszannah Warner, WOR

Labels: boxing, Destiny, Eddie Goldman, Joey Reynolds, radio, Suszannah Warner, WOR