# Bill Forrester
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William Ronald Forrester Jr. (born December 18, 1957) is an American former competition swimmer, Olympic medalist, and former world record-holder. He represented the United States as an 18-year-old at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, Quebec, where he won a bronze medal in the 200-meter butterfly, finishing behind U.S. teammates Mike Bruner and Steve Gregg.
193 Finding Bill Forrester
Dave is lost in transportation. Jeff is zoning out in the clouds. Mikey's turning pals into pets. A featured friend of the pod returns from retirement. The Nation goes full beast mode. This is one for the books, baby!
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ToyCast – Episode 99 – Transformers: Legacy The Art of TF Packaging
A Crossover between ToyCast and All Things Transformers! PecanCtMichael joins TFG1Mike to review Transformers Legacy. The new art book by Jim Sorenson and Bill Forster! After they discuss the awesomeness that is Legacy the hosts catch up on toy collecting and more. So tune for one final time as we …
Decepticon’s Exit - The Finale
So we have re-disposed of the Decepticon’s exit our heroes through the front door stage right! In Episode 20 of Transformation Animation Podcast, Steve, Mike, Michael, and Kevin put a exclamation point on the Transformers podcast coverage for now. However there is a surprise at the end of this epis…
#193 Eddie Reese the GOAT
Eddie Reese is the Head Coach of the Men's Swimming & Diving team at the University of Texas. He arrived in Austin, circa 1978, after 6 seasons at the helm of Auburn University. Since then, the Men's Swimming & Diving team at the University of Texas has won forty-two (42) straight Conference Champi…
Bill Forrester: Who the F Cares?
In the Bill Forrester episode Peter and Dale talk:
*Meaningless loss to the Lions
*Regular season MVPs
*Todd interviewing for an NFL job
*Week 1 of the playoffs
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Celebrating civil rights activist and beloved Nashville native King Hollands
King Hollands had his first experience as a civil rights leader in 1954 as one of the first of 14 Black students to desegregate Father Ryan High School. Just a few years later, after participating in training for non-violent protests, he was part of the sit-in movement at Woolworth's that sought to…
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