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I’m Done being quiet. This is insanity. 2023 by @derrectv

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Had this guy on the podcast Nestor Carbonell. Better than expected and I had high expectations. Great guy. Very nice to chat with. #themorningshow taken in Los Angeles, California by @derrectv

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AI has arrived taken in Los Angeles, California by @derrectv

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John Boggs is the President & CEO of John Boggs & Associates (JBA Sports), a full-service Athlete Representation & Sports Marketing company which focuses exclusively on baseball.

Based in San Diego, CA, Boggs has been representing Athletes and Field Managers in baseball for over 35 years. He and his company have negotiated over $900M in playing contracts and marketing deals.

The prestigious JBA client list has included: Hall of Famers Tony Gwynn, Alan Trammel and Paul Molitor, Dodgers’ Manager Dave Roberts, plus Ichiro Suzuki, Cole Hamels, Trevor Williams and Adrian Gonzalez, to name just a few.

A graduate of American University in Washington, D.C., John’s career in the athlete representation business began in 1983 when he was Vice President of Garvey Marketing Group, a sports marketing company founded by former Dodger and Padre great, Steve Garvey. After a successful tenure at Garvey Marketing Group, John left in 1986 to form JBA.

John also has a commitment to charitable endeavors. He is on the Board of Directors for the TAG Foundation (Tony and Alicia Gwynn Foundation), which provides funding for several charitable institutions that care for children in the San Diego area who have been abused or are seriously ill.

John is also a Champion level member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. John’s support helps to ensure that the Hall of Fame will continue to preserve baseball’s priceless treasures, share the rich history of our National Pastime with generations of baseball fans, and reach more than 10-million school children through their education programs.

Personally, John is married to Mary Boggs and has two children, Katie and Steven.

Be sure to join Mick and Mook on July 6th for this highly anticipated interview with one of baseball’s great businessmen. taken in San Diego, California by @derrectv

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Bro…You workout? taken in Aniche by @derrectv

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100th Episode!! A Mick A Mook and A Mic - Frank and Billy Review a Recollection of Funniest Moments. 1pm taken in Los Angeles/Hollywood California by @derrectv

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On the show today at 1pm. Dan Frischman is an actor, comedian, writer, director and magician. Born in Whippany, New Jersey, he is best known for his roles as TV’s first nerd ,Arvid Engen, on the ABC sitcom Head of the Class, and Chris Potter on the Nickelodeon sitcom Kenan & Kel.

Dan is also a member of The Magic Castle and belongs to the Academy of Magic Arts in Hollywood. As a precursor to his television career, he worked as a teenaged magician in New Jersey under the pseudonym, “The Great Houdanny.”

Dan was first noticed in 1982 in an episode of the NBC television series The Facts of Life, and later in the comedy film Get Crazy.

Frischman’s first co-starring role was that of Arvid Engen on ABC-TV’s very successful series Head of the Class, which aired in the late 80’s and early 90s. His character, Arvid, was a ‘nerd’ who was an early connoisseur of computer culture as well as a budding scientist.

Dan’s second co-starring role was the character of Chris Potter in the long-running 1990s Nickelodeon TV series Kenan & Kel, a spin-off of Nickelodeon’s All That.

An author, Dan has written a book, “Jackson & Jenks: Master Magicians”, and had a play produced to rave reviews, “Sex, Faith & Jason Wexler.”

In late 2020, the lifelong bachelor, Dan, was given a tremendous gift when he discovered he had a daughter AND a granddaughter that he never knew about. They bonded and Dan had an instant family. It is a touching and heartwarming story of unification you won’t want to miss.

Be sure to join Frank and Billy on June 15th for what should be an interesting interview with the talented Dan Frischman. taken in Los Angeles/Hollywood California by @derrectv

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Alex Boylan is known around the world for his award-winning TV producing & TV hosting ability. After winning The Amazing Race at 23 years old, he’s been blessed to have an amazing career both in front & behind the camera. On today. 1p YT taken in Los Angeles/Hollywood California by @derrectv

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Donald Warren (D.W.) Moffett has had a long and illustrious career in show business with over 100 movies and TV credits, including starring roles in Friday Night Lights, For Your Love, Switched at Birth, Chicago Med & How To Commit Murder.

Born in Highland Park, Illinois and a graduate of Stanford University, D.W. originally had no inclination to become an actor, as he actually set out on a career as a diplomat. A chance meeting with a group of friends started his career.

Moffett learned his craft in stage productions in Chicago with John Malkovich and Gary Sinise before starring in the original New York City production of Larry Kramer’s The Normal Heart in 1985. He subsequently starred in a Broadway production of The Boys of Winter. He made his feature film debut in Bob Rafelson’s thriller, Black Widow, before portraying a serial killer in the thriller Lisa.

Moffett had a supporting role in Bernardo Bertolucci’s drama Stealing Beauty, and went on to star in the network series For Your Love alongside Holly Robinson Peete and James Lesure.

Other film credits include Steven Soderbergh’s Traffic, which earned Moffett a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, and the coming-of-age drama Thirteen.

In 2017, Moffett was named Chairman of the School of Film and Television at Savannah School of Art’s and Design.

He is the father of International Superstar model, Lillie Stewart.

Be sure to join Mick and Mook on June 1 for this extremely interesting interview. taken in Los Angeles, California by @derrectv

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Donnie Hammond is a two-time winner on the Professional Golf Association Tour. He will be joining Mick & Mook on May 18th.

Donnie will recap the Masters Tournament for Billy and Frank and preview the remaining three upcoming majors starting with the PGA Championship at Southern Hills Country Club.

Hammond was born in Fredrick, Maryland and attended Jacksonville University where he was a member of the golf team. He turned pro in 1979 and joined the PGA tour in 1983. Donnie earned his tour card by finishing first at the 1982 Tour Qualifying School by a record 14 strokes.

In 1986, Donnie won the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic and followed up two years later with a 7-stroke victory over Paul Azinger in the Texas Open, where he came within one stroke of the PGA scoring record.

Donnie amassed 40 Top 10 finishes in his career and made the cut in 21 of the 27 majors in which he participated, including a 5th and 8th place finish in the Open Championship. He was in the second to the last group going into the final round in the 1986 Masters, trailing Greg Norman by one shot, before he and the entire field were surpassed by eventual winner Jack Nicklaus’ memorable closing round score of 65.

When he turned fifty years-old Donnie continued his career on the Champions Tour.

Along with NBA great, Artis Gilmore, Donnie is a charter member of the Jacksonville University Hall of Fame.

Be sure to join Billy and Frank on May 18th, as they talk golf with the great Donnie Hammond. 1pm. Link in Bio. taken in Los Angeles, California by @derrectv

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Fred Claire is a former long-time executive with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He served numerous roles with the Dodgers from 1969-1998, including his position as Vice President/General Manager from ’87 to ‘98.

Fred began his career with the Dodgers as an assistant in public relations – and in 1975, he became the VP of Public Relations. During this term, he was instrumental in creating the team branding that became known as the ‘Dodger Blue’ campaign.

A year after being named GM, Claire was instrumental in helping bring the Dodgers to a 1988 World Series win in 5-games over the heavily favored Oakland Athletics.

In the spring of 2015, Fred was diagnosed with skin cancer that later migrated to his jaw. While odds were against his survival, Fred, along with this long-time wife Sheryl, fought the brave fight and found a great new championship team at City of Hope National Medical Center in Duarte, California.

In the book, “Extra Innings,” author Tim Madigan provides us a look at what Fred’s fight with cancer has meant. When treatment at the City of Hope began to show success, Fred and Sheryl began dedicating themselves to raising money and awareness for the cancer research and treatment center.

The Fred Claire Celebrity Golf Tournament continues to raise large amounts of money for the City of Hope.

In addition, to help find new ways to fight cancer, Fred joined USC alumnus, Kurt Colicchio, to establish the Fred and Sheryl Claire Scholarship Fund to support medical students conducting a year of dedicated research in head and neck cancers.

Between a highly successful 30-year career with the Dodgers and a heartwarming, winning battle against cancer, the May 11th episode of A Mick A Mook and A Mic with Fred Claire is one you won’t want to miss. Link in Bio to show at 1pm taken in Los Angeles, California by @derrectv

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