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The FlintStory Podcast

Nard Fox & Greg Smalley

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Flint Michigan has had a history of bad press. The FlintStory Podcast will shine a postive light on the city through the stories of Flint living legends that come from every walk of life. The Podcast is guaranteed to have you on the edge of your seat each and every episode.
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3 Point Podcast

3 Point Podcast

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3 guys, 3 generations, all from the same mid-Michigan town of Corunna. We all played multiple varsity sports at a high level and are currently working as members of the sports media. Ted, the Baby Boomer of the bunch, attended Central Michigan University and since the mid 80’s has hosted The Sports Forum radio show and called high school play-by-play of a multitude of sports. Our Generation-X co-host, Matt Burns, moved on from Corunna where he was a record setting wide receiver and graduated ...
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Happy 4th of July 3PP Listeners! We have a special episode for you this week -- It's the annual Tooncast! (trademark pending) live from Ted's pontoon out on Lake Manitou! The fellas share a few drinks, some laughs, some sports takes, & more out on international water where anything goes. We talk about the Tigers, Malik Beasley, Summer in Michigan, …
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The YES Fund supports Manhattan's youth through after-school programming, creating opportunities for young people and strengthening the community since its founding in 1993 following devastating floods. • YES Fund originated when community leaders recognized that youth lacked meaningful after-school activities • Annual campaign generates approximat…
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Karla Hagemeister of the Flint Hills Breadbasket shares remarkable statistics about their new facility and the rising need for food support in Manhattan. After moving to a larger location in May, they're now serving record numbers. With over 2,000 family visits in June alone, Karla reflects on both the community's generosity and growing economic ch…
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In this powerful and unfiltered interview, Mike Moy—a former made man in the infamous Fuk Ching Syndicate and later a 25-year NYPD officer—breaks down the bloody history of Chinese-American gangs in New York City's Chinatown during the 70s, 80s, and early 90s. From underground gambling parlors, prostitution rings, and extortion rackets, to the $1 b…
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I went down to the Mexican state of Coahuila to train with a highly specialized tactical group that successful went to war with the notorious Los Zetas cartel and WON. They are so effective that there is no presence of major criminal organizations in the entire state. I wanted to see how Mexico's greatest group of cartel hunters trained firsthand a…
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The Salvation Army's 360 Life Center in Manhattan, Kansas, represents a groundbreaking approach to community service as the first rural pilot program of its kind in the United States. Director Susan Evans and volunteer Carla Johnson share how they've expanded from helping 25-30 people monthly to over 1,000 by identifying and filling service gaps th…
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The Art Press Fund is transforming Manhattan's cultural landscape by bringing diverse events to the community while renovating a historic Art Deco building into a 400-person indoor venue to complement their successful outdoor space. • Eric Kleiner, musician with Headlight Rivals, leads the organization alongside Derek Richards and his sister • The …
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The heat wave has swept the country, and with the Thunder winning the NBA title, officially wrapping up the NBA season, we are on to the dog days of summer. How long can the Tigers stay atop the MLB standings? Also, Aaron Houle of Flint Prep Fan joins us in the Prep Spotlight as football season is only a couple months away. All that and plenty more…
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While the Sinaloa Cartel has been in headlines for the capture of infamous leader El Mayo Zambada and the infighting that is causing it's own fracture, another cartel has begun to rise to the top and take control of the country- The New Generation Jalisco Cartel aka CJNG. We went to Guadalajara- the home base for CJNG- to see what's REALLY happenin…
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Riot season in LA? Or just another media fear campaign? In this brutally honest breakdown, we expose how the LA protests and ICE raids are being manipulated by both mainstream and alternative media to stoke fear, division, and justify an Orwellian surveillance future. From exaggerated riot footage to biometric tracking and Palantir’s billion-dollar…
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Rich Jankovich, Chapter President of the Fort Riley-Central Kansas AUSA chapter, explains the organization's mission to serve America's Army, veterans, National Guard, Reserves, and their families through education, professional development, and advocacy. • AUSA's Fort Riley-Central Kansas chapter covers from east of Topeka to the western Kansas bo…
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Michael Stubbs, president of Mount Mitchell Prairie Guards, shares the inspiring 20-year journey of preserving a historically and ecologically significant 165-acre park. From rescuing the land from potential development to creating accessible trails where visitors can experience wagon ruts from the 1840s and diverse prairie ecosystems, this volunte…
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We're in full summer mode on 3PP, with up north trips, summertime concerts, Tigers games at Comerica Park, golf in Michigan, backyard grillin', and 4th of July fireworks around the corner. We get into all of that and more on Ep 365, give it a listen and hit us up @3pointpod!Thanks to: Memorial Healthcare Wellness Center, Rivals Taphouse & Grille, N…
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In this raw and unfiltered episode, we sit down with Peter Shue, one of the biggest drug kingpins that has ever lived in New York City, as he shares his powerful life story—growing up in the notorious Hunts Point neighborhood of the Bronx. From a childhood surrounded by drug dealers, violence, and poverty, to a youth torn between basketball dreams …
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Manhattan Area Technical College has transformed from a vocational technical school into an enterprise center for workforce training, offering both traditional college pathways and flexible skills-based education through their Tech Plus program. The college boasts an impressive 98-99% job placement rate with graduates earning $50-70K+ right out of …
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Kitty Pursley joins us to discuss the third annual Little Apple Splash, the world's premier canine aquatics competition coming to Blue Earth Plaza this weekend, featuring dogs jumping from a dock into a pool competing in three disciplines. • Manhattan hosts the national competition as a qualifier for the world championship in Dubuque, Iowa • Compet…
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Baseball has become a big part of the podcast, and not just because the Tigers are the best team in baseball right now. After taking 2 of 3 from the Cubs, is it time to think World Series run? Streaming or cable, a couple series finales, NFL Films and more in Tedertainment Tonight too. Also, Jim Koenigsberger @Jimfrombaseball joins us for a great c…
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Step inside the walls of one of America’s most notorious prisons through the firsthand experiences of Mario Sanchez. Mario opens up about the true stories of survival, resilience, and reform having endured years in California’s harshest solitary confinement unit. He gives chilling insight into the psychological and physical toll of life in the SHU …
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The Flint Hills Summer Fun Camp offers inclusive summer camp experiences for all children regardless of their abilities. Founded in 2010 by mothers of children with autism, the camp has grown to serve approximately 40 children from three school districts with professional staff and community support. • Started in 2010 by mothers who wanted camp exp…
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Thrive, a relatively new nonprofit organization, works to break cycles of poverty by building community support systems, increasing financial stability, and teaching essential parenting skills to families who would otherwise feel isolated and overwhelmed. • Founded by Jamie Morris Hardeman in response to patterns observed at CASA, where families in…
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You know on 3PP we love to support and hype up our partners and local sports teams. Well along those lines is a local stock car short track, Owosso Speedway, and over the last few years owner Rex Wheeler has turned that venue into the event to be at during race days. He joins us on Ep. 363 for a great chat about everything Owosso Speedway! Also, th…
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In this interview with weed kingpin Corvain Cooper, we dive deep into the untold stories of hustlers, street codes, and the evolution of the game. Corvain shares raw and unfiltered experiences from the streets of Inglewood and South Central LA, the challenges of growing a multi-state weed operation, and the harsh realities of the legal system — fro…
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In this powerful interview, Carlon Robinson shares his raw and inspiring journey from growing up during the crack epidemic in London, to serving serious time in high-security prisons like Belmarsh, and ultimately turning his life around through education, writing, and entrepreneurship. Carlon speaks candidly about life on the streets, gang rivalrie…
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Memorial Day Weekend 2025 is in the books, and our baseball guy Ted got to experience Fenway Park for the first time. The Tigers scuffled a bit vs Cleveland, the NBA Conference Finals heat up, and will flag football be an Olympic sport with NFL players?? Prep Spotlight, Tedertainment Tonight, and more! Take a listen and hit us up @3pointpod!Thanks …
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Dive deep into the incredible—and brutal—life of Peter "Pistol Pete" Rollock, the most feared Puerto Rican gangster in New York City history. Raised in the South Bronx during the 70s and 80s, Pete was running heroin shooting galleries by age 12, founding the notorious Sex Money Murder gang in his teens, and leading prison riots at Rikers Island bef…
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Matt reflects on his journey with the Greater Manhattan Community Foundation, sharing insights from his time as Board Chair and the innovative initiatives that have positioned the foundation for future success. • Joined GMCF after moving to Manhattan in 2005, serving first on the grants committee before joining the Executive Board • Spearheaded an …
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The Manhattan Optimist Club is launching an instrument drive to collect gently used band and orchestra instruments for students whose families can't afford them. This initiative brings together the Optimist Club, K-State's instrument repair specialist, and local school music directors to ensure every child has the opportunity to participate in musi…
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Tara Clausen, CEO of Kansa United Way, discusses their upcoming Community Investment Day where volunteers help decide how donor funds are allocated to programs supporting ALICE families (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed). • Community Investment Day on July 23rd is a full-day event where volunteers review grant applications and hear from …
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We're approaching Memorial Day Weekend, and that means MLB is hitting it's stride, the NBA Conference Finals matchups are set, and the 2025 NFL schedules have been released. We talk about our Tigers staying hot as well as thoughts on the Lions' tough road schedule this season. The PGA Championship had some drama off the course, spring sports postse…
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When people think of Mexican cartels, names like Sinaloa dominate the headlines. But hidden away in the vast deserts of Coahuila, a much darker, more violent history unfolded — the rise and brutal reign of the Zetas. In this special report, we travel to the front lines with Mexico's elite security forces who purged the Zetas from the region and con…
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The Tigers have taken the MLB by storm, and one of the key reasons is Javy Baez turning things around. We give thoughts on Detroit's early season success, as well as MLB reinstating Pete Rose to be eligible for the Hall of Fame. NBA Playoffs, Prep Spotlight updates, Tedertainment Tonight, and plenty more. Take a listen and hit us up @3pointpod!Than…
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The Symphony in the Flint Hills prepares for its final concert on June 14th after 20 remarkable years of bringing music to the Kansas prairie. This signature event has faced growing challenges, including weather disruptions and rising costs, but remains committed to celebrating and raising awareness about one of the last tallgrass prairies in the w…
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The Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce's HYPE program creates a community for young professionals through social events, professional development, and nonprofit engagement. Rebranded five years ago, HYPE (Helping Young Professionals Emerge) focuses on building connections and making Manhattan a place where 18-40 year olds want to live, work, and pl…
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In this powerful and raw episode, Johnny sits down with legendary New York rapper Maino, who opens up about his turbulent journey from the violent streets of Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, to becoming one of the most consistent voices in hip-hop. Maino reflects on growing up during the crack epidemic, getting involved in crime at just 14, and doing a 10-year …
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The 3 of us linking up can be a challenge sometimes, but we make it work every week! The NBA Playoffs are on to the 2nd round; our Pistons didn't make it but what can they do to build on this season's success? The Tigers stay hot in large part to Javy Baez's big start to the season, can he keep it up? Spring sports updates in the Prep Spotlight, an…
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Manhattan Area Technical College receives prestigious Carnegie Foundation classifications, positioning it among an elite 8% of institutions nationwide with outstanding student outcomes including 97% job placement rates and 86% of graduates remaining in Kansas. • Carnegie Foundation classifications include Applied and Career Studies (top 8% of insti…
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ECM at K-State creates an inclusive campus community through student-driven programming and a mission of "all humans welcome, no strings attached." The organization fosters belonging while addressing important topics like sustainability, community building, and inclusive dining. • Friday Real Food Lunches provide vegan, gluten-free meals for 20-30 …
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In this gripping, unfiltered interview, Banky Pound shares the raw truth about surviving 33 years in some of Virginia's most dangerous prisons. From witnessing murders on his first day to navigating the brutal inmate hierarchy and corrupt prison systems, Banky opens up about what it really takes to make it out alive. Raised in Washington D.C. durin…
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The 2025 NFL Draft is in the books. The Lions made some strong picks, multiple Wolverines players in the first round, but that wasn't the big story. We give our thoughts on Shedeur Sanders slipping to the 5th round and the draft altogether. The Pistons are on the brink of elimination after a Game 4 controversy, but have they shown they're a team to…
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No Stone Unturned Foundation has moved into their new facility on Tuttle Creek Boulevard in Manhattan, allowing them to start pulling children off waiting lists and expand their pediatric therapy services. Their holistic care model has gained such recognition that therapy organizations from across Kansas are visiting to learn about their approach. …
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The Center of Hope Ministry serves Manhattan's homeless population as a warming shelter, providing dignity and safety during the harshest winter months. This volunteer-run organization now offers nightly cots, meals, and life-changing support to up to 30 guests. • 100% volunteer-operated with working board members covering overnight shifts • Recent…
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From the gritty streets of Harlem to hip-hop tours and legal dispensaries — this is the untold story of Shiest Bubz, the underground legend who introduced high-grade haze to the East Coast and changed cannabis culture forever. In this deep, raw, and unfiltered conversation, Shiest breaks down: -Moving 400 lbs of weed a month out of his NYC apartmen…
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The Tigers are at the top of the AL, the Pistons won a playoff game for the first time since '08, and the Lions aren't picking at the top of the NFL Draft? Is this real life?! Also, co-producers of the upcoming film Harsens Island Revenge, DJ Perry and Tony Hornus, join us to talk about their new project, their careers in the industry, shooting the…
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Be Able Community Center provides life-changing support to Manhattan residents facing adversity, offering essential services and a compassionate community. The center is celebrating its fifth year of operation while preparing to launch a crucial supportive housing program to bridge a significant gap in local resources. • Located at 431 South Fifth …
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Good Shepherd Home Care and Hospice hosts their 19th annual Promenade on Points fundraiser this Thursday, allowing participants to visit nine downtown Manhattan businesses for food and beverage tastings while supporting end-of-life care for those regardless of ability to pay. • Two and a half hour event features nine participating businesses offeri…
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In this raw and unfiltered episode, Sose the Ghost takes us deep into the gritty realities of street and biker life. From growing up in the violent streets of the South Bronx as a Grape Street Crip to doing time on Rikers Island and eventually becoming a 1% outlaw biker with the Thug Riders MC — Sose shares it all. He opens up about: -Life-or-death…
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April is a busy month in the sports world, tv shows and movies, but also a big month travel! We give our thoughts on Rory finally getting his green jacket, completing the career grand slam, as well as the Tigers staying hot and the NBA Playoffs getting underway with the Pistons taking on the Knicks. Also, some spring sports updates in the Prep Spot…
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Lori Feldkamp reflects on her 30-year career at Big Lakes Developmental Center as she prepares to retire, while introducing her successor, Liz Hawley, who brings 18 years of experience with the organization. · Big Lakes has grown from 100 to over 200 employees during Lori's tenure · The organization faces a statewide waiting list of 4,500 people ne…
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Emily Wagner, Executive Director of Manhattan Emergency Shelter, discusses their fundraising initiatives and the challenges of securing consistent funding for homeless services in Kansas. • Manhattan Emergency Shelter collaborated with the Center of Hope Ministries to provide a warming shelter during the difficult winter • The 21st Annual Bids for …
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From the streets of Lancaster to the heart of South Central LA, Tyler Corcoran made the unthinkable choice at 14- he ran away from home and joined the 120 Raymond Crips — as a white gang member in one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in America. By 17, he was sentenced to 80 years to life under California's Three Strikes Law. What followed was a…
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