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On this episode of the It's All Your Fault podcast presented by Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee, Jeremy K. Gover and Emma Lingan discuss: Is Minnesota Wild center Marco Rossi a good fit for the Preds?How realistic is it for Nashville to acquire Rossi?Tanner Molendyk's season comes to an end in the Memorial Cup FinalThe Milwaukee Admirals can't escape elimination against TexasDoes Admirals Head Coach Karl Taylor deserve an NHL shot?How impactful is it when a "quiet leader" gets loud?Follow both of our hosts on Twitter at @ItsGovertime & @emma_lingan and then follow the show @IAYFpodcast !

On this episode of the It's All Your Fault podcast presented by Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee, Jeremy K. Gover and Emma Lingan discuss: Could Buffalo Sabres defenseman Bowen Byrum be a fit for the Preds?We welcome in special guest Milwaukee Admirals forward Ozzy Wiesblatt and ask him:What's it like to make your NHL debut?What does it mean to play meaningful hockey again?Did the San Jose Sharks give up on him too quickly?Are the Wiesblatt brothers the next Sutter brothers?How is Head Coach Andrew Brunette's system different from other's he's played in?How crazy was that playoff series against Rockford?Follow both of our hosts on Twitter at @ItsGovertime & @emma_lingan and then follow the show @IAYFpodcast !

The end of the cruel Peace & the start of the desperate War.Based on ‘One In Ten' by FinalStand, adapted into 17 parts. Listen to the ► Podcast at Explicit Novels.A frightened Mother Mouse will devour her young; similarly, a frightened culture will devour its future.It wasn't like a magic force field bubble protected us until our 16th birthday. I couldn't recall all the times after I was 13 some woman asked me, or my Mother, when my 16th birthday would be. Back then, I didn't think much about it. In hindsight, those women were wondering when I would become legally sexually vulnerable. In way too many cases, women with access to teenage boys didn't wait.Even if they did,"It was my Aunt," Barabbas confessed. "She and her boss."You would think a sixteen, or seventeen, year old guy getting to sleep with a Milf would be a trip. It could be. For the boys with better developed empathy, you started to realize a woman you trusted was using your sexuality for their own advancement. Then you began feeling like a whore."She got me a job, but I quit after four months, you know,” he trailed off."Yeah," I sighed sympathetically."Yeah," Lowry snorted, "when the rest decided you should be putting out for free.""That was completely unnecessary," I glared at him."But true," he defied me."True," Barabbas agreed with a familiar degree of rejection."Mom flipped out when she figured out what Tamara; my sister; was doing," Pierre picked up his tale. "I was seventeen by that time. She helped pay for my college." We assumed the 'she' was his sister; the one who pimped him out."I hit one once," Lowry bragged. I found that somewhat difficult to believe."What happened?" Pierre asked."She kicked my ass," he chuckled. "Ex-military Reservist. Beat me like I had a cock." I read somewhere in the old days it was more common to say 'like a little bitch.' Now it was 'like I had a cock' because they didn't like teaching men to be 'too violent' aka how to defend ourselves.No one else felt like inquiring, so Barabbas did the deed."Go to the cops?""For what?" he shook his head. "I threw the first punch, and the second. Fucking Bitch. We both looked pretty rough, but I lost."Another pause."What was it like to hit one with your stick?" Lowry shot me a look."Good, damn good, and stupid. I mean, I could have ended up like you with a crowd of women on a subway kicking and stomping on me and I would have ended up in jail too," I related. "Still, it felt good, just to tell one to keep her hands to herself, ya know?" I got nods all around. We were all young, healthy and relatively handsome."Yeah, you could have gotten your ass kicked," Barabbas reminded me."In fact, one of the major reasons I didn't, gave me the pistol I'm carrying," I twitched it slightly. "The first time they came for me, I asked them ~ the Vanishers ~ to wait, and they did.""Why in the fuck would you do that?" Lowry blurted out, shocked and skeptical."At the time, I didn't trust them since I figured they were nothing more than another bunch of women telling me what to do. I wanted to use them to escape. I didn't want to spend the rest of my life serving them if it meant the same fucked-up existence I was currently living," I shared the enlightenment."What changed your mind?" Pierre's eyes lit up."I figured out their prime motivation, the nature of the conspiracy and that I had no rational chance to escape them," I answered. "Every angle I was figuring out, they had figured out years ago. On the plus side, their core philosophy requires them to engage men as equals for both biological and social reasons ~ which means they are the best game in town. In case you missed it, the Vanishers didn't 'vanish' me. I escaped on my own. They have agreed to join forces with my group; no lie.""Your group has a lot of girls," Lowry drolly noted."Lowry, exactly how was I going to recruit any male to my cause without dropping the entire Metropolitan G E D (Gender Enforcement Division) on me?""Flyers?" Barabbas joked softly."He's got a point," Pierre rallied to my cause. "As far as any of you have confessed, none of us had any guy, or girl, friends. It is why we were selected.""Okay, fine. Now what?" Lowry conceded to the consensus."We wake up tomorrow working toward equality," I huffed. "We are all going to have to learn to fight and shoot because the entire group is going to be in danger for some time to come. Society, as in Global Society, is going to come crashing down. And that means anarchy, lawlessness and barbarism before it violently spasms off into extinction.""We have lived our lives effectively as slaves, though no woman inside that house will admit it truly in their hearts. For the first time in our lives, we can change our futures. I'm sure if we surrender to whomever kills the others, they will enslave us once more and leave us with far fewer illusions about our status. Or, we can chose to fight and, if worst comes to worst, die free. I'm not going back to what I was. That means I will need to learn how to survive; and that means fighting. Not because I hate women, but because there are several I love and respect and I don't want to let them down ~ as their equal.""Tonight, think about what I've told you. Tomorrow morning, I hope you join up with us," I concluded my 'pep talk.'"And if we don't?" Lowry stared defiantly."That is something you are free to do too," I shrugged. "I'm not going to tell you what to do. Let's go back inside. It is late."We'd almost made it back when Lowry put a hand on my shoulder."Can I see the gun now?""This thing? Like this?" I half-turned, made eye contact then flick my eyes down to the pistol then back to him again."Yeah.""Have you ever handled a loaded firearm before?" I requested."Yeah, plenty of times, in my dreams," he mocked me."You are a moron," I felt my blood simmering. "This isn't a game, this (the pistol) isn't a toy, and you have not been paying attention." I put both hands on the pistol, removed the magazine then removed the chambered bullet. Lastly, ass-first, I handed him the empty pistol with my left hand while keeping the ammunition in my right."Moron, huh?" he chuckled. "Gonna give me the bullets?""No, no, I'm not going to give you the bullets because you don't know what you are doing. Unlike you, I actually have had a firearm lesson. More to the point, I won't give you a loaded firearm because I think I've stressed the lady, or ladies, watching over us right now enough for one night.""Huh?" Lowry and Barabbas echoed. Pierre looked around."Wes didn't keep us inside to play '20 Questions' for her own amusement. She kept us occupied so her other teammate, or teammates, could move to this side of the house, so they could watch over us while giving you three the delusion we were alone. They are professionals in camouflage gear with night-vision goggles, so unless they had to move rapidly through the underbrush, we weren't likely to detect them.""I played along because I felt it was necessary for you three to open up a little bit. Life is only going to get tougher over the next few months. None of us want to have a chat with heavily armed women staring over our shoulders, so I took us outside where it would appear we were alone," I explained."You lied to us," Lowry snipped."No. My words were true. What I did was allow you to deceive yourself as to our level of security and amount of company. I did what I did for the good of the group, regardless of gender, Gentlemen. It is how we all need to start thinking. Something else you might want to think about is: everyone I love is with me here today. A good number of people who decided getting in my way was a good thing aren't even alive anymore. I will gladly embrace any one of you as brothers. If you are an obstacle, I will fucking see you gone, one way or another; clear?""We are guys," Lowry insisted smugly. Old thinking: women protected men."I; don't; care," I glared back. "You may be a sperm-shooter, but inside me is the only surefire cure for the Gender Plague. I repeat: people I love, and there are several, are all alive today because I cared and took an active hand in their survival. My enemies are mostly dead. Being a man will save you from the women in there. It won't save you from me.""You'd kill us?" Pierre whispered."Pierre, my Mother died over a year ago. Where are your Mother and Sister? You don't give a damn about a single fucking human being and yet you expect me to trust you? Why?" I challenged him. "I've already proved to multiple people I can reach beyond my shell and give a fuck. Until you rejoin the Human Race, I value the rest of those battling alongside me far more than you, or anyone else regardless of whether they have a penis, or a vagina. I'm not going to snap your neck, stab, or shoot you. I'm simply not going to bother trying to save you. The World is doing a bang-up job of killing the rest of Humanity off, without my assistance.""I really ought to punch you," Lowry threatened."Give it your best shot," I took a step toward him. That wasn't what he, or I, was expecting. I put down my poor judgment and combative demeanor to exhaustion."Don't, guys," Barabbas interceded."You are an Asshole," Lowry snarled."And you are consistently ignoring reality," I snapped back. "For instance, we are not alone out here, plus we are also at the door." I knocked once. The door swung open to reveal a rather attentive and unhappy Wes Prince. I handed her the bullet and magazine."You were listening in?" Lowry turned his anger on her. Wes' eyes went from me, to him, out into the darkness then back to me, though her words were to Lowry."Yes. Of course I was listening in. I wouldn't call him an Asshole. I'd go for Smart-ass." To me, "Do you enjoy being annoyingly correct?""No. I'd be ecstatic to realize I was completely wrong about everything and had lapsed into a mad delusion," I related, my own anger seeping away. "Being right means I have to keep appreciating and respecting you and your compatriots and taking responsibility for my own clumsy contributions to our current situation, which I don't want to do. I want to go to bed.""Come on in and go to bed then," she softened. She made a slight hand gesture. "My pistol, please, Mr. Pritchard?" she requested of Lowry. Grudgingly he gave her the firearm. She stepped aside. Lowry went first, Barabbas second. Pierre gasped slightly because as he went up the steps he noticed the two Vanishers coming toward us from outside ~ the ones I had predicted to be watching us.I went in after Pierre. Wes followed along. Capri and Kuiko were waiting. The lights had already been dimmed throughout most of the rest of the dwelling."Who were those other two guys?" Wes stopped me."Sergeant Major Daly was a Marine N C O and improv poet renowned for his battlefield musings. His most famous philosophical insight into the fighting spirit of men came in World War One. In his words "Come on, you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever?" He also won two Medals of Honor, so he must have had some talent.""Company Sergeant-Major John Robert Osborn was a Canadian; that was the country which now makes up the northern third of our current Federation; who found himself misplaced on the island of Hong Kong in late 1941; him, a handful of lads from Winnipeg and a shitload more Japanese. He and the Japanese ended up in a game of grenade tag,”"Grenade tag?" one of my two 'silent' guardians interrupted."Yes ~ grenade tag. Apparently in the olden days, grenades didn't airburst, or explode on impact. You pulled a pin and threw it at the enemy, then waited for the fuse to burn out and the grenade to go 'Boom!.' Quick, brave, and or stupid people could grab that grenade and toss it back. In some cases, one grenade might make two, or three trips before detonating.""Anyway, the Japanese were so very rudely throwing grenades into the position he and his Winnipeg Grenadiers were defending, so he kept returning them. After eight and a half hours of such fun, he came across one he couldn't toss back in time. He covered it with his body to shield his comrades from the blast, dying instantly. The British Empire gave him something called the Victoria Cross for his actions. He was the first Canadian in World War Two to receive it.""Why do you know such stuff?" she grinned. "Oh, I'm Scar and this is Nat," she indicated the third member of the Wes-Scar-Nat Vanisher trio."I considered myself a coward, so I read a lot about brave men. I was kind of hoping to figure out how I could be brave myself, one day," I disclosed."Mission success," the third one smiled. "Go to bed."I gathered up Capri and Kuiko and did as instructed. As I rested my head on the pillow, lights out and my mind gratefully shutting down."Less impressive sex, Bitch," Capri teased."No," I groaned."They definitely think you've got the 'sexy'," Kuiko enlightened me."Can we please just go to sleep?" I begged.Capri rolled onto her side, back to me, gave me a bump in the hip with her ass, then moved away a tiny bit. Kuiko wiggled close, kissed me lightly on the cheek, and then did the same. Unconsciousness took me before any other worries could steal my much needed slumber.The Larger World:As I struggled for sleep a second time, events unfolding in three different places around the Globe (Asia, the City and the Capitol) would impact my fate.Asia:First; the brutal agony still going on as the Sun disappeared over the horizon wasn't over when I woke up the next morning. It was largely misunderstood for some time afterwards, but was referred to as; the Battle for Shanghai.Five Chinese regular force divisions fought the garrison division of Shanghai, its 'reserve' division, hastily gathered volunteer female formations and a hodge-podge of ancillary forces the United Nations could throw into the fray. The goal for both sides was to seize a mother and her unborn child. Within them were the only other active resistant viral factory killing the T2 Gender Plague. By the time I woke up, both sides were sure the other side had killed them both, pretty much insuring the extinction of all sentient life in Eurasia.I say 'Eurasia' because by dusk of the previous day, the Federation knew for sure I, the other source of a cure for the T2, was still alive and kicking, as were my sons. My sons held a nebulous promise for a future date. I was of immediate importance since my adult body could produce enough antivirals to protect tens of thousands of people on a relatively continuous basis, or so it was projected.With, or without the mother and child, China was done for. Japan and Korea were rapidly circling the drain. North of China, the Plague was racing across Siberian Russia. Central Asia had never really recovered from the first round of the Gender Plague all those years ago so, now off the beaten path, would be longer in dying. India had too many outbreaks to even dream of containment. Pakistan, Iran, Turkey and the Levant Republic all had reported cases as well.Europe:Beyond the Urals, the Europeans were grappling with the looming fear of a global economic collapse along with the Specter of Death though 48 hours into the crisis, there were no cases to report yet. Civil order was teetering. Several nations had either closed their borders, or were considering doing so. Women began hording food, and men.Africa:

Admirals forwards Jake Lucchini and Ryder Rolston discuss the team's predicament and Aaron wonders why we're SO negative.

Wayne Larrivee for the last time before summer, Let's Go's & Oh No's & Jon Greenberg of the Admirals talking Game 4 tonight vs. Texas at UWM Panther Arena.

A recap of the Admirals win in Game 2 of the Central Division Finals, which evened the series 1-1. Also, goalie Ethan Haider explains what it's like to be a "Black Ace" in the playoffs.

Czabe, Butch & Luddy pick Win or Loss on all of Green Bay's 2025 games. Also, Aaron Sims checks in from VERY HOT Cedar Park, Texas ahead of Game 1 tonight for the Admirals.

Sports with Rod 5-14-2025 ...Will Pete Rose now get into the Hall of Fame? …Pacers advance …Admirals knocked out

On this episode of the It's All Your Fault podcast presented by Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee, Jeremy K. Gover and Emma Lingan are joined by the voice of the Milwaukee Admirals Aaron Sims an they discuss:Are we seeing that NHL experience pay off for the prospects in Milwaukee?What are teams looking for when NHL-hopeful players are assigned to the AHL?What was it like calling that Calder Cup Playoff series between Milwaukee and Rockford?How much does luck factor into winning -- or losing -- in the playoffs?Follow both of our hosts on Twitter at @ItsGovertime & @emma_lingan and then follow the show @IAYFpodcast ! Also, be sure to follow Aaron Sims at @aaronadmirals as well!

In this action-packed episode of the Experience Milwaukee podcast, we kick things off with John Blust from Visit Milwaukee delivering the scoop on this month's can't-miss events – from Mother's Day festivities to the metal-meets-birds contrast of Milwaukee Metal Fest and the Brew City Birding Festival! Then, tech guru Peter High from Metis Strategy drops knowledge bombs about AI's future and shares how "infinite interns" might just be the perfect analogy for understanding today's tech revolution. Our newest Hometown Voices segment partner, Habush Habush & Rottier, gives us the inside story on personal injury law with some wild examples (jet ski injuries – who knew?). We wrap with an electrifying conversation with the legendary voice of the Milwaukee Admirals, Aaron Sims, who'll make you want to rush to Panther Arena on Sunday, May 11th to catch playoff hockey at its finest – even if you've never watched a game before!Experience Milwaukee is presented by Summerfest and Crescent 9 THC Seltzers and our official beer partner is New Barons Brewing Cooperative.Thanks for listening.Love you, Milwaukee.

The Admirals are gearing up for a Game 4 battle at Rockford. Rookie center David Edstrom joins the show to explain the role the other Lundqvist twin played in his life and career.

Four-Star Generals and Admirals are next in line to face DOGE. Pete Hegseth reportedly wants a 20% cut to the U.S. military. That includes active duty military brass and general officers in the National Guard. He's calling the move “Less Generals, more GIs.”The new Prime Minister of Canada will be at the White House today, working on a trade agreement with Trump. Already, some Trump allies, like Howard Lutnick, are calling Canada socialist and  casting doom on the meeting before it even starts. .We'll run it all past our friend and Pulitzer Prize winning author and investigative journalist David Cay Johnston. There's a new organization called Nature is Non-partisan working to bring people of different political ideologies together in support of shared environmental ideals. From hunters to tree huggers, the goal is to protect the planet. We have Meg Haywood Sullivan stopping by to give us details. The Mark Thompson Show 5/6/25Patreon subscribers are the backbone of the show! If you'd like to help, here's our Patreon Link:https://www.patreon.com/themarkthompsonshowMaybe you're more into PayPal.  https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=PVBS3R7KJXV24And you'll find everything on our website: https://www.themarkthompsonshow.com

What is up with the Admirals in the first two games of the playoffs? That's the million dollar question. What is the answer? Hopefully we find one. Also, forward Jesse Ylonen joins to talk about his hockey life in Finland and North America.

The Admirals get set to tangle with the Rockford IceHogs. Here's some interesting stats and trends to chew on. Also, defenseman Marc Del Gaizo is back and ready to help the team on its quest for the Calder Cup.

Admirals head coach Karl Taylor recaps the season and describes what he learned about his team and himself. Also, some comparisons to the last Admirals team that made it to the Calder Cup Final in 2006.

Admirals owner Harris Turer joins to commemorate the 20th anniversary of his purchase of the Milwaukee Admirals. Goalie Matt Murray was named an AHL All-Star. What other Admirals have had such an honor? Also, Aaron lists his favorite Admirals sweaters.

Hans von Spakovsky talks with lawyer and Navy veteran Cully Stimson about the “abominable” decision of a federal judge barring the Defense Department from revising its military standards on gender dysphoria. He also provides a classic movie review of “Judgment at Nuremberg,” the 1961 movie about the military and the courts and the prosecution after […]

Hans von Spakovsky talks with lawyer and  Navy veteran Cully Stimson about the “abominable” decision of a federal judge barring the Defense Department from revising its military standards on gender dysphoria.He also provides a classic movie review of “Judgment at Nuremberg,” the 1961 movie about the military and the courts and the prosecution after the end of WWII of Nazi leaders for crimes against humanity.Cully's Daily Signal article: https://www.dailysignal.com/2025/03/25/judge-reyes-abominable-transgender-opinion/

Admirals center Cal O'Reilly is happy the milestones are behind him because he's looking for a championship. Admirals head coach Karl Taylor sets the team's record for coaching wins in the AHL and we name the Admirals Three Stars of the Week.

Admirals forward Kalan Lind talks about a youth that entailed farming and hockey. Also, Milwaukee has had strong finishes the last several seasons. How good? Listen here.

This episode serves up a feast of laughs and local gems! Tim and Jeffrey from Milwaukee Wine Academy dish on their mission to make wine less intimidating while hosts joke about finding wines for "beer guys." The tech segment goes hilariously off-the-rails with AI confessions, including Ryan admitting he has philosophical car conversations with ChatGPT about engine braking! Admiral's VP "Bitter" receives hilarious catchphrases like "You're just experiencing the bitter truth!" And VISIT Milwaukee's Ian endures Adam's cringe-worthy Mason Crosby joke: "Right between the Mason jars!" Pure Milwaukee madness you won't want to miss!Listen for more from the people who are making a difference in your city!Experience Milwaukee is presented by Summerfest and Crescent 9 THC Seltzers.

Another big weekend set of games is coming up between the Admirals and Stars in Texas. These teams have had some great matchups for many, many years. Also, Admirals center Jake Lucchini talks about the attitude adjustment he made that has made him a better player.

Admirals forward Grigori Denisenko tells the story of how he got here. Also, the Admirals and Nashville extended their partnership. We'll touch on some of the greatest players to pass through both cities.

How are we already in week 5? We are looking back at all four games form week 4 including wins for the Knights, Cowboys, Crusaders and Minotaurs. Plus looking ahead to another 4 games where Alex and the Mavericks finally kick off their season at home to the Wexford Eagles and Daragh and the Rhinos travel up north to face the Vipers.

In episode 252 of the Simple Flying podcasts your hosts Channing and Tom discuss,Who might lead the FAAEd Force One AviationtagsDelta's Dublin aircraft changesAir France-KLM interest in Air EuropaAmerican Airlines overhauls Admirals Club food

Admirals forward Kyle Marino talks about the opportunity he's getting playing for the Milwaukee Admirals. He also describes how the team is still in the race despite so many roster changes. And, Aaron will list PIM leaders since the Admirals joined the AHL.

Admirals reporter and game host Nicole Sedivy talks about her start with the Admirals and all the hats she wears from sideline reporter at the high school level to hosting Brewers games at American Family Field. She also tells us a little about what Bob Uecker meant to her. Then, we announce the Admirals Three Stars of the Week.

Admirals center Ondrej Pavel talks about why he has a Mechanical Engineering degree. Aaron remembers past stretches of 3-in-3s and some notable games against the Grand Rapids Griffins.

Admirals forward Ozzy Wiesblatt talks about his NHL time and portraying the fictional cowbell connoisieur, Gene Frenkle.

In this week's episode of Activity Quest, Adam chats to Will from the Stratford Upon Avon Butterfly Farm and to Dan from Butterfly Conservation.Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this spirited March 2025 installment of EXP MKE, hosts Steve and Adam celebrate International Women's Month with a lineup of Milwaukee's finest (even though they kick things off with a dude hockey defenseman Kevin Gravel of the Admirals). The tech spotlight shines on Dana, Lori, and Bella, who share their digital triumphs and Women in Tech adventures. Claire buzzes through Milwaukee's March calendar, from fish fry Fridays to NCAA madness,And it wraps up with Julianna from Three Sheeps Brewing who pours details about the Women's Beer & Spirits Collective's charity events. And yes, Adam's still mourning the discontinued Cashmere Hammer beer throughout!Jump in and listen to the people making it happen in Milwaukee!

Admirals forward Kevin Wall talks about the importance of being a great teammate. Also, a cool story about Beloit College welcoming the student-athletes from the soon-to-be-closed Northland College to start hockey in Beloit. And, remembering the Admirals parts in final games for a couple AHL franchises.

To hear the full episode, subscribe at patreon.com/TrueAnonPod --------- We return to Somalia, this time via a close read of book-length interview with Giancarlo Marocchino — The Moroccan. He rubs shoulders with killers, insults Admirals, dodges cannon fire, and delivers unmarked sealed crates (no questions asked) across Mogadishu. Discover more episodes at podcast.trueanon.com.

Chief Dennis Fritz: Why Fire Generals and Admirals?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What constitutional protections exist for retired admirals and generals commenting on political candidates, campaigns, and sitting presidents? What constitutes prohibited speech? What enforcement mechanisms exist for any such prohibited speech? What additional national security concerns exist when retired admirals and generals weigh in on politics?Join leading experts to examine the legal parameters of the persistent use of political speech by retired military officials in American politics.Featuring: Prof. Michael R. Dimino, Sr., Professor of Law, Widener University Commonwealth Law SchoolDr. Robert Leider, Assistant Professor of Law, George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law SchoolJ. Daniel McCarthy, Federal Special Master, US District Court For The District Of ColumbiaModerator: Andrew Darlington, Director, Florida Office of Election Crimes and Security

Admirals forward Chase De Leo tells his true-life Dr. Doolittle story. We also announce the week's Three Stars for the Milwaukee Admirals.

We recap the week for the Admirals and discuss Cal O'Reilly's 1000th AHL game. Also, how good was the 4 Nations Faceoff? Plus, country music star Mitchell Tenpenny joins the show.

Admirals head coach Karl Taylor talks after the team's improbable 5-4 win over Springfield. Aaron lists his favorite Saturday Night Live sports sketches and SNL alum Chris Kattan, who will be at the Admirals game Feb. 25 joins to chat about the characters he's created, including his part in the infamous "Cowbell" sketch.

All-time Milwaukee Admirals great Freddy Gaudreau stops for a visit. Plus, a sample of shocking Admirals roster moves over the last 20 years.

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We're back with a new episode that includes four action-packed segments! Milwaukee Admirals President John Greenberg reveals their wild transformation into the "Milwaukee Cowbells" featuring SNL's Chris Kattan. Dive into the city's tech landscape with nvisia's Tracy Barrett, exploring how Milwaukee competes in the global tech arena. Get the inside scoop on February events from VISIT Milwaukee's Claire Hanan, including the Mama Tried Motorcycle Show. Cap it off with Summerfest's Jerrod Woods dropping major news about their earliest-ever lineup announcement. All this plus an exclusive TextMKE giveaway and genuine Milwaukee laughs!

Admirals defenseman Luke Prokop discusses his journey in hockey, and life.

Send us a textSpacemen, once again, we answer your most burny questions. This week, we tackle the dilemma that plagued Lucy and Ricky Ricardo--sleeping in separate beds. Believe it or not, there is some debate around this idea. Luckily, the Admirals of the Space-i-verse put it to...bed? Today, we clarify the context around different sleeping arrangements. Turns out, it's less about the arrangement and more about the communication around the arrangement. Weird. We suggest a conversation. It's almost like all problems in life can be solved with a simple conversation. But before you get to that, listen in. AI promises "Each topic is discussed with humor and personal anecdotes, creating a relatable and engaging dialogue." So you know it's good. Keywordsupholstery, nostalgia, Disneyland, sleep, aging, generational differences, media critique, gift giving, comfort, conversation, sleeping arrangements, couples, relationship dynamics, communication, intimacy, separate beds, marriage, connection, emotional health, family dynamicsTakeawaysA great sofa is essential for home comfort.Nostalgia can enhance the enjoyment of childhood memories.Experiences at Disneyland can be immersive and memorable.Temperature can significantly affect sleep quality.Aging brings about various health concerns and changes.Generational identity can influence perspectives and experiences.Critiques of media often highlight acting quality and authenticity.Gift-giving fosters community and connection among friends.Humor plays a vital role in navigating life's challenges.Comfort in relationships can be reflected in sleeping arrangements. Couples may choose separate sleeping arrangements for various reasons, including comfort and personal preferences.Communication is key in understanding the dynamics of a relationship, especially regarding sleeping arrangements.It's important to maintain intimacy and connection, even when couples sleep apart.The decision to sleep separately should be intentional and discussed openly between partners.Many couples experience challenges in their relationship due to unaddressed issues related to sleeping arrangements.The pressure to connect during limited time together can lead to conflicts in relationships.Understanding each partner's needs and preferences is crucial for a healthy relationship.Couples should be aware of the potential long-term effects of sleeping separately on their relationship.It's essential to create a safe space for discussing sensitive topics in a relationship.Navigating the complexities of relationships requires intentionality and open communication.Spread the word! The Manspace is Rad!!

Admirals alum Tommy Apap discusses his decision to hang up his skates at age 28 and what he's doing to help families struggling with ALS. Head coach Karl Taylor talks about the team's Father's Weekend and we name the week's Three Stars.

Kara Hammer & Max Herz recap three big Predators wins this week, including fight night against the Wild, the largest comeback in Preds history against the Sharks, and perhaps the most entertaining NHL game of the season in San Jose. Plus, Nick Blankenburg evokes Ted Lasso, Zach L'Heureux asks all the right questions mid-fight, and Hammer heads to Milwaukee for Women in Sports Night with the Admirals!

Admirals goalie Magnus Chrona dishes on what it's like to be "Tessa's roommate". He also explains why a young man from Sweden decided a college in the United States would be the best route for him to become a NHL goalie.

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PREVIEW: PRC: PLA NAVY Captain James Fanell, USN (retired), reports on the removal or unexplained absence of two critical PLA Navy admirals from the East Asia command. More tonight. 1890 Peking rooftops