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After Brian reacts to the latest news around professional Wolverines, he continues to introduce the new men's basketball freshmen by talking with Moussa Diabate, who talks about learning the English language (6:30), his basketball journey starting at the age of 12 (8:40), the reason why he came to Michigan (14:45), and his self-critique as he prepares for his freshman year (18:30). Then, soon-to-be-junior Maddie Nolan of Michigan women's basketball stops by to discuss her thoughts on the summer work the team is getting (25:00), the team turning the page from last season (29:00), and growing up in the basketball-crazy state of Indiana (31:15).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hello all. Today our good friend and ace Olympic Reporter, Brian Pinelli, from Around The Rings.com and The New York Times joins us to tell us some inside stuff on what's going on at the Olympics. And just when you thought The Nightfly Podcast was becoming relevant, don't worry. After Brian, we'll discuss what the greatest romantic comedy is according to the Box Office. Obviously, I love this stuff and the answer was quite shocking. Spoiler Alert: It's NOT Notting Hill. What the. . . .?This is Brian's 8th Olympics he's covering. You can find his daily articles at Aroundtherings.com AND his New York Times and other articles at #pinelliarchives on twitter and instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After Brian discusses a few memories of the four former Wolverines eligible for Thursday's NBA Draft, we begin our introduction of the new freshmen with Michigan men's basketball by welcoming Caleb Houstan to the podcast. Houstan reflects on his experience with Team Canada in the FIBA U19 World Cup (13:15), breaks down his recruiting process and his decision to come to Michigan (17:30), dissects some key aspects of his game (22:40), and answers a handful of non-basketball questions (24:45).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

During last year's "Mainstream May" episodes, we drank all of the mainstream Hard Seltzers. Now, we jump into Craft Hard Seltzers as more and more craft breweries are jumping on the Hard Seltzer train. After Brian explains how a seltzer is made, you'll understand exactly why! Seltzers are taking shelf space away from beer and we think that they are here to stay for a long time.

After Brian discusses the ongoing department-wide pause, Franz Wagner stops by to talk about the mindset of the team during this two-week quarantine (9:00), assess the season to this point and his potential areas for improvement (14:00), and break down the play of some of his teammates, including Hunter Dickinson, Eli Brooks, and Mike Smith (19:00).

The hosts of 2fast2forever make a pit stop on High School Slumber Party's side of the road as the Godfather himself Joey Lewandowski and Joe Two return to the podcast to chat Better Luck Tomorrow. After Brian's listener acclaimed turn discussing the film on their show this week, the Joe's return the favor by breaking down the high school elements of the movie that put Justin Lin on the map and that Roger Ebert screamed at a person in support of. Starring Parry Shen, Jason Tobin, Roger Fan, John Cho, Karin Anna Cheung and of course Sung Kang playing the Fast and Furious's Han for the very first time, Better Luck Tomorrow is a formative films in both Asian-American and teen cinema. 

We have a full breakdown of Michigan's victory at Nebraska on Christmas. After Brian shares his opening thoughts, he welcomes Terry Mills (7:30), Head Coach Juwan Howard (11:00), and Franz Wagner (16:30) to discuss the Wolverines’ strong performance. We conclude with a full highlight recap of Michigan's seventh straight win (20:15).

AL and Tom speak to one of the biggest contributors of culture on the planet, Brian Graden.Not only is Brian a co-creator of South Park, but he ran...RAN MTV for 13 years, during the transition from just a music channel, to the MTV we know today. Making Brian responsible for some of the greatest TV shows in our lifetime. The Osbournes, Jackass, Jersey Shore, Pimp My Ride and of course South Park.We find out how everything started for Brian, how a show like South Park was pitched, what was it like making those changes to MTV to turn the network into what we know it as today and what is he working on today.After Brian leaves us, we get through the Disney Plus announcements with one word reactions to the new shows and movies on offer.

Michigan earned a gritty 62-58 win over Penn State on Sunday in the Big Ten opener. After Brian shares his key observations from the victory, he catches up with Terry Mills (6:45), Hunter Dickinson (9:45), and Head Coach Juwan Howard (13:00). Our episode concludes with a full highlight recap of Michigan's sixth straight victory (18:00).

After Brian receives a tweet from Matthew Modine, he decides to celebrate a new holiday, "Modanukkah," in spite of Jack's objections. The half-brothers watch Backtrace (available on Hulu) and discuss the convoluted plot.

After Brian left during the last episode, the search for him is on... Happy Halloween

Could arguing about money be negatively affecting your intimacy? Brian and Cherie Lowe, authors of "Your Money, Your Marriage," think it can. It certainly did theirs. The Lowes tell how they found themselves $127,000 in debt. After Brian cast a vision for what their life could be debt-free, they started paying off their bills, and as they did, their love life began improving. The Lowes encourage couples to slay the debt dragon and fall more in love! Show Notes and Resources Find more from Cherie Lowe at QueenofFree.net. Find resources from this podcast at https://shop.familylife.com/Products.aspx?categoryid=95. Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network.  https://www.familylife.com/familylife-podcast-network/ Have the FamilyLife Today® podcast and resources helped you?  Consider becoming a Legacy Partner, a monthly supporter of FamilyLife. https://www.familylife.com/legacy

Also available on Spotify and the Apple Podcast App! After Brian writes an incendiary anti-cop Facebook post, a Secret Service member bangs on the door and demands to inspect the Bunker. Brian and Jack are forced to decide how far they’re willing to go to stay out of trouble with the federal government. This episode […]

Brian and Connie tell public restroom stories before Brian threatens to quit the podcast because he cannot use anonymized download data for ulterior motives. After Brian decides to stay on as a host, Connie gives a scandalous genealogy update involving sisters from the 1800s. They review “How to Fix a Drug Scandal” and gush over defense attorney Luke Ryan, before concluding with dark show and tell, replacing teen poets with AI, and Connie’s new friend Gus (a cat). Music: Floppy Disks by Shane Ivers – https://www.silvermansound.com

Brian Hansen, is a 16-year official from Minneapolis, MN who is very passionate about improving at his craft. He recently chose the Crown Refs IPR service to accelerate his growth as an official. After Brian received his report he re-watched his film with the game notes section as a guide and then we conducted a follow-up call to further analyze the takeaways from his game. In this podcast, we discuss dead-ball officiating, being more patient in the lead, and how to impress a college assignor. We hope you get a ton of value out of these new episodes. As always feel free to reach out with any questions or feedback. #Serve the game For more information on our Individual Performance Report email us crownrefs@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crown-refs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crown-refs/support

Welcome back for the 2nd season of the Less Alone Podcast! Today, we’ve got an incredible story to share with you! Joining us for our very 1st interview EVER are Brian and Kelsey McNeill of A Light We Share.  Humans are magnificent beings, as Brian and Kelsey will testify. After Brian’s two near-death experiences, Brian and Kelsey have a new mission through their movement called A Light We Share, and that involves telling others about the incredible support that we can be to one another and the effect we can have in the lives of those around us. They share about their journey of hardship and pain, but more than that, about people’s ability to pull together and support one another.  They also talk about how each person has worth and the fact that each of us brings beauty into the world and that we are all worthy of life. Brian and Kelsey share their in-depth accounts of the months though his illness and how the whole process has transformed their perspective on life and compelled them to share their hope with others.  They have a truly incredible story!  For all this and more tune in to the Less Alone Podcast!  Access the full show notes, links and more at LessAlonePodcast.com   Join the community: LessAlonePodcastGROUP.com    Please rate, review, and subscribe in your favorite podcast player!

Today Pastor Brian Headrick is a passionate minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, but for 24 years of his life he was a severe criminal and drug addict who estimates he may have committed over a million felonies in his lifetime.   Brian started life in a tough situation. He was the son of a single mom and was molested as a kid. He poured everything into sports but after a motorcycle accident ended his sports career at 17, he quickly fell into drugs. This, in turn, led to a life of crime in order to support his habit.   Throughout the 24 years of this sordid life, he was in and out of prison for over 50 felony convictions and arrests for hundreds more. He estimates that it was common to commit hundreds of felonies in one night as he struggled to support an incredibly expensive habit. At one point, Brian and his wife’s habit cost $700/day.   After meeting his wife, the two settled down together, started a legitimate business and had kids, but after a period of time, the habit came back and this landed them both back in jail. This particular go-around was hard on Brian, as now his kids were fatherless just as he had been growing up.   This was the tilled soil God decided to use to pursue Brian. One day, not long before he was busted and sent back to jail, he heard God speak to him audibly and tell him the two paths that laid before him. When Brian found himself back in jail, God, once again, audibly spoke to Brian saying, “And this is going to be about faith.” God did more than just speak to him in that moment, though, Brian felt his heart heal supernaturally. He testifies that he didn’t even know how sick his heart was until God graciously reached down and healed it and he knew in that moment that all the drugs he’d ever done were to cover up the wound God just healed. He also knew, now that God had healed him, he would never get high again.   This began a seven-month journey where Brian went searching for God in every type of religion. He read the Koran, the Book of Mormon, and the Jehova’s Witness writings. He attended Jewish services and Buddhist meditation hours. He didn’t know anything about Jesus or Christianity. Brian just knew God spoke to him and he wanted God, Whoever He was.   During this time, God kept gently leading Brian back to the Bible–in spite of there being no Christian ministry in his jail. Finally, Brian had a supernatural encounter with the Book of James in the Bible where, through a series of circumstances, God led Brian to read this passage of scripture and then pray with faith, as it instructs. Very quickly Brian saw a miraculous answer to his prayer and knew from that time forward that the Bible was set apart as more than a mere religious text.   Eventually Brian served some of his time in the Pierce County Jail, where he began to be discipled by ministers of the Gospel. After Brian’s sentence was up, he began attending a small church whose pastor recognized Brian’s fire for the Lord and encouraged him to attend seminary. Brian didn’t know what seminary was and had no plans to become a pastor, but was excited to spend much of his week reading the Bible, praying and worshipping. Two years into seminary, God used certain circumstances to open Brian’s heart towards the idea of being a pastor and eventually led him to pastor the church he currently leads.   HIGHLIGHTS Brian describes the voice of God as thundering, loud and simultaneous outside and inside him. The math Brian used to calculate the amount of felonies he may have committed is thus: It only takes 10 nights of committing hundreds of felonies a night to reach 1000 felonies. Over the period of 24 years of doing this night after night, this could easily add up to a million. Brian is the pastor of a Calvary Chapel in Tacoma, WA. During the same exact prison stint, God reached Brian's wife and she also became a believer. This, in spite of neither of them knowing about the other's transformation. 

After Brian’s beautiful daughter Shayna passed at the age of 15, Brian made it his mission to help others who are dealing with death and a fear of death. He became a co-leader of Helping Parents Heal, the remarkable online group dedicated to assisting bereaved parents by providing support and resources to aid in the healing process. He is also a Life Coach and a Grief Partner, consulting with people both to help them find their way through grief and find purpose in their lives. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/griefandrebirth/support

After Brian backtracks, he and Brendon try to sway Vargas to their side on which pop princess wins the day with Christina vs Britney. All while enjoying Cinder Block's Prime Extra Pale Ale. Enjoy!

Gary Pinkerton talks with Brian Kolfage, US Air Force veteran, triple amputee, co-founder of Military Grade Coffee and President & Founder of Build the Wall, Inc, about his time in the military and what he's been doing since leaving the service. Brian's company, We Build the Wall, has been raising money to build the border wall President Trump promised, but using private money and private property to do so. Listen in as Brian discusses how important it is for first responders and military veterans to stay involved in their community even after leaving service. Key Takeaways: [5:14] Brian was a part of the first Air Force unit on the ground in Iraq after 9/11 [8:42] After Brian's injury he decided to get a degree in architecture, then started up a coffee business as well as getting involved in politics [11:22] How Brian's GoFundMe for the border wall has transitioned over time [15:26] Whether you're a first responder or a military veteran, you took an oath to protect the people of this country, and Brian thinks it's an oath that isn't broken just because you've left the service. You have to keep standing up to help keep your country strong Website: www.WeBuildTheWall.us

Brian, Sam and Chase reconvene for another episode of the HERO Sports FCS Podcast in the wake of some big rivalry games. After Brian starts the pod with an update on Christion Abercrombie, the guys talk about Missouri Valley Football and craziness on the coasts. They also clarify how they approach building a poll in the wake of South Dakota State's loss to NDSU. Mailbag: who would be ranked in the top 2 if the Bison lost a conference game? Plus: Sam asks Chase how this year's JMU team compares to last year's national runner-up squad. Brian and Sam think UC Davis is being underrated. Don't sleep on Princeton.

Brian, Sam and Chase reconvene for another episode of the HERO Sports FCS Podcast in the wake of some big rivalry games. After Brian starts the pod with an update on Christion Abercrombie, the guys talk about Missouri Valley Football and craziness on the coasts. They also clarify how they approach building a poll in the wake of South Dakota State's loss to NDSU. Mailbag: who would be ranked in the top 2 if the Bison lost a conference game? Plus: Sam asks Chase how this year's JMU team compares to last year's national runner-up squad. Brian and Sam think UC Davis is being underrated. Don't sleep on Princeton.

Brian touches on a slew of topics in the introductory segment ranging from college football, the NFL, college hoops, the NBA and UFC 218. Next, Trey Wallace of the Read-Optional.com joins Games Galore 27 from Nashville. Trey fills us in on a number of things from the coaching searches at Florida and Tennessee, in addition to the lack of interest in Louisville's Bobby Petrino. After Brian laments on several Bad Beats in basketball this week, we welcome Russell Smith to the show from Knoxville. Smith, who is the host of The Drive on 101.5 FM Fox Sports Knoxville from 3:00-6:00 p.m. Eastern Monday-Friday, recaps the madness of the last two weeks for Tennessee fans. In the end, Smith endorses the hire of Pruitt (as did Wallace), especially considering how it could've been Greg Schiano or Dave Doeren. Smith also hits on the Vols' men's hoops team, which cracked the national rankings this week and has a sold-out home game against North Carolina on Dec. 17. 

SHOW NOTES   After receiving my copy of the Gift of Injury, the story of Brian Carroll’s return to powerlifting after a horrific back injury, I asked the two authors to be on the podcast. Brian Carroll and Dr. Stuart McGill blend the worlds of science and powerlifting together perfectly… the moral of the story is that if Brian can feel better and win again then many other people/ weekend warriors/ athletes can overcome their back pain. Here’s Brian’s bio: Brian Carroll: Brian is a world class powerlifter with over a decade of elite class lifting under his belt. Coming back from a devastating back injury in 2012 that broke multiple bones that most experts said he would never recover from, he has returned to the pinnacle of world class lifting (while 100% pain and symptom free). He is now dedicated to helping others avoid the same mistakes that he made in the past through private and group coaching Brian flew to Dr. McGill’s lab in Canada for a full assessment and develop a plan of attack. His goal was to be at the top of his game again… better than before his injury. Dr. Stuart McGill was the right guy to see. Here’s his bio: Dr Stuart McGill’s Bio: Dr. McGill is a professor emeritus, University of Waterloo, where he was a professor for 32 years. His laboratory and experimental research clinic investigated issues related to the causal mechanisms of back pain, how to rehabilitate back-pained people and enhance injury resilience and performance. This produced over 240 peer-reviewed scientific journal papers, many international awards, and has mentored over 40 graduate students during this scientific journey. The Gift of Injury was born of their experiences/relationship together. It’s an excellent book packed with examples of loading programs, building tension, and the guy wire system all in an effort to allow Brian’s spine to heal before his push to be at the top of powerlifting again. After Brian’s recovery he was able to he lifted a 2615lbs total at the 2017 Arnold Sports Festival, claiming the 242lbs class open and overall titles for the 3rd time. Get the book today!   www.powerrackstrength.com/ http://www.backfitpro.com/     Social Medias: @backfitpro @briancarroll81   Sebastian’s Youtube Channel   Dr. Sebastian Gonzales is an expert in trouble shooting sports injuries and overuse conditions. This podcast is intended for sports medicine topics to become easier for patients and athletes to understand. Don’t get confused by what your doctor told you in your appointment. If you like in Orange County CA, book an exam with Dr. Gonzales, your Huntington Beach Chiropractor.

Episode 011: THAT Big Fat Greek Wedding Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, email or RSS!   Thank you for listening to the No Name Photo Show!   Connect with Brian Matiash and Sharky James on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (all @NoNamePhotoShow).   Did we mention SUBSCRIBE?!!! Please? ;)   I love the smell of a new episode in the morning. Our 11th installment kicks off with a good ol', wholesome story of a newlywed couple whose NSFW stunt ruined wedding plans for a bunch of other couples. It's another example of why we can't have nice things (check out Episode 005 for more on that). Brian and Sharky clearly have their thoughts on the matter and, as you'd expect, they weren't afraid to lay it out. In an effort to calm things down, Sharky changes the subject to remind Brian about how he failed at implementing a true mobile photography strategy on his recent trip to Grand Teton National Park. Oh, and Brian has a retraction to issue. It's hunting season for Brian, we guess! All that and a new "What's On Your Gear Shelf?" round out this week's episode. Show Notes • A newlywed couple figured it'd be all good if they took a lewd photo of themselves with the religiously devout Greek island of Rhodes in the background and, well, the locals didn't take too kindly. [NSFW via DIYPhotography] • The hosts notice that this is clearly a trend with other similarly offensive incidents occurring at other historic and culturally sensitive areas [NSFW Example 01 and NSFW Example 02 both via DIYPhotography] • Sensing that Brian needed a pick-me-up, Sharky thought it'd be a good idea to see how successful Brian was with his mobile photo strategy during a recent road trip. (Spoiler: he failed completely) [Listen to Episode 006 for more context] • After Brian's wife, Nicolesy, listened to Episode 009, she had a different account of their encounter with a photographer at the historic barns on Mormon Row in Grand Teton National Park. She made Brian issue a retraction and, like a good and fearful husband, he does as he's told.   What's On Your Gear Shelf? Brian: Manfrotto 035 Super Clamp [via

Episode 011: THAT Big Fat Greek Wedding Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, email or RSS!   Thank you for listening to the No Name Photo Show!   Connect with Brian Matiash and Sharky James on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (all @NoNamePhotoShow).   Did we mention SUBSCRIBE?!!! Please? ;)   I love the smell of a new episode in the morning. Our 11th installment kicks off with a good ol', wholesome story of a newlywed couple whose NSFW stunt ruined wedding plans for a bunch of other couples. It's another example of why we can't have nice things (check out Episode 005 for more on that). Brian and Sharky clearly have their thoughts on the matter and, as you'd expect, they weren't afraid to lay it out. In an effort to calm things down, Sharky changes the subject to remind Brian about how he failed at implementing a true mobile photography strategy on his recent trip to Grand Teton National Park. Oh, and Brian has a retraction to issue. It's hunting season for Brian, we guess! All that and a new "What's On Your Gear Shelf?" round out this week's episode. Show Notes • A newlywed couple figured it'd be all good if they took a lewd photo of themselves with the religiously devout Greek island of Rhodes in the background and, well, the locals didn't take too kindly. [NSFW via DIYPhotography] • The hosts notice that this is clearly a trend with other similarly offensive incidents occurring at other historic and culturally sensitive areas [NSFW Example 01 and NSFW Example 02 both via DIYPhotography] • Sensing that Brian needed a pick-me-up, Sharky thought it'd be a good idea to see how successful Brian was with his mobile photo strategy during a recent road trip. (Spoiler: he failed completely) [Listen to Episode 006 for more context] • After Brian's wife, Nicolesy, listened to Episode 009, she had a different account of their encounter with a photographer at the historic barns on Mormon Row in Grand Teton National Park. She made Brian issue a retraction and, like a good and fearful husband, he does as he's told.   What's On Your Gear Shelf? Brian: Manfrotto 035 Super Clamp [via

A MUST-LISTEN episode of The Left Coasters if ever there was one. After Brian explains 'What Had Happened Was' (2:50) to his Lions last week, the boys welcome special musical guest Davie (7:10), whose song 'Testify' you've heard in that Wild Turkey ad with Matthew McConaughey during Sunday NFL football. He's also featured on the Madden '18 soundtrack with his song 'Keep Runnin'. Davie and the boys talk about his new EP 'Black Gospel Vol. 1,' shooting a commercial with an acting legend, hearing your music in a video game, and the difficulties of growing facial hair. Then it's on to all your weekly favorites -- Gravestones (22:00), The Battle for LA (26:30) and our weekly Pick 'Em Challenge (44:35) where we have yet another new leader. Come back Monday 10/16, when we'll post the full director's cut of our extended interview with Davie at our website, theleftcoasterspodcast.com. Davie on Spotify (but you should really buy his EP on iTunes): https://open.spotify.com/artist/3LtkIxt8EHLpuXMOpFYZ06 Wild Turkey ad feat. Davie and Matthew McConaughey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNpfJNaRPGo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh sits down with Flying Squirrel Outfitters founder Brian Carraway. Flying Squirrel Outfitters doesn't just stand out with a unique hammock design, they stand for a cause. After Brian moved from Seattle to Chang Mai in northern Thailand, he fell deeply into the world of entrepreneurship bringing his passion for hammocks with him. With that, he wanted to create a business model that would help raise the quality of life from some of the small villages in northern Thailand. We were lucky enough to sit down and listen to Brian's story; challenges, feats of success, and how his company is bringing steady work, a better wage, and a monumentally more comfortable work environment to seamstresses in the village of Chang Mai.

Improvisor and vocalist Kyle Gordon (mydarklittlecorner.com) joins Bill and Brian to discuss Wu-Tang Clan's seminal rap debut Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) [1993, Loud/RCA). After Brian goes off book to name all 9 members of the group (RZA, GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Method Man, Raekwon the Chef, Masta Killa, Inspectah Deck, Ghostface Killah, and U-God), Kyle talks about discovering the group as an angry teen growing up in the suburbs of New York.

On today’s show, Ryan and Howie are honored to have former Imagineer Brian Collins here to discuss his story.  Brian has been a Disney cast member since the early 1990’s and helped create magic daily as he worked both on the front line of customer service at the Contemporary front desk and as a Disney Imagineer.  Listen to his story as he shares how he started at the ground level and worked his way up to the magical dream job at WDI.               During his time at WDI, Brian was a show writer and worked on classic attractions like Jungle Cruise and The Great Movie Ride to name a few.  Brian shares with us some wonderful behind the scenes stories of the teamwork done to pull off the magic and how he loved what he was doing every day, so much so he says he never really worked a day in his time at Disney. After Brian left WDI, he didn’t stop creating and spreading magic!  He founded his own company WDWithMe, whose mission is to share the knowledge he has amassed working for the mouse and helping others be more creative and innovative.  Brian also describes himself as a passionate educator and has served on several different college and university faculties.  Brian has taught courses on entrepreneurship, marketing, innovation, and product development for theme parks.             Listening to today’s show, we know that you will hear the passion and humor that Brian brings to any task he tackles.  There are few places that equal that of Disney when it comes to creativity, innovation, storytelling, and magic, but we all know that it’s the people that really make the magic.  Brian Collins is one of those people and what’s even more magical is that he hasn’t stopped spreading the magic beyond the mouse.  We hope you enjoy today’s episode as Brian shares with us how to think like an Imagineer!

After Brian and Roger shared their favorite Adam Wilk memories, the two got into the Matt Harvey suspension, how the Mets are now handling their injuries, and if the season is over yet. In the mailbag, they were asked things like what Terry Collins binges on Netflix before they were interrupted with the latest Matt Harvey news. They talked some more about Harvey and got back to the rest of the mailbag segment, because they are professionals. Oh and they revealed who was responsible for that youknowwhat in Kevin Plawecki's locker. It's pretty obvious. Thanks to Apples in Stereo for the music. You can find Good Fundies on Twitter @goodfundies and @brianmets. The Instagram handle is goodfundiespod. There's a Good Fundies playlist on Spotify. Good Fundies is also now on Facebook. The latter was 100 percent Brian's idea.

Another whirlwind week in the world of wrestling, as the guys break down some of the strange decisions that were made by the WWE creative staff. They start by talking about the surprisingly great Braun Strowman/Big Show match, where Aaron asks the question of why they're positioning Strowman in this way. They dissect Braun's path, and also talk about the idea of The New Day as Wrestlemania hosts, what the hell happened with Enzo on RAW and if the WWE just made a huge mistake, plus Bayley deciding to hang on to to the title. In segment 2, they talk Smackdown, and specifically the end of the battle royal. Should the WWE have just gone ahead and plowed through with the story they wanted to tell, despite the fact that everyone saw AJ hit first? Plus, Naomi's injury, Alexa winning the title again, Miz/Cena, and more. Finally in segment 3 (59:00) the guys are joined by Lucha Underground wrestler Brian Cage, who will appear for MCW on March 3. We talk about Lucha Underground, and some of the wild things he's been involved with on the program. He then talks about some of the issues around Lucha Underground right now, including the surprise midseason break. Lastly, he gets around to some controversy that's brewing right now between him and CMLL's Sam Adonis, and even challenges him to a match Wrestlemania weekend. After Brian departs, the guys wrap up the show by talking about the passing of George "The Animal" Steele, Ivan Koloff and Nicole Bass, plus DDP heads to the Hall of Fame, and The Rock placed a phone call that didn't go over well with the WWE.

After Brian's session of flotation therapy, Brian and Chris sit down with Cecil Roebuck, co-owner and operator of Bouyance, Inc. in Huntersville. He talks about the benefits of floating and all the services his spa provides. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/support

After Brian and Roger debated over whether or not anybody will get the references to Wilmer Flores' favorite show 'Friends', they talked Tim Tebow, how the Mets have become unstoppable, and whom to blame for Michael Conforto not being his old amazing self this season. Then they welcomed MetsBlog founder Matthew Cerrone. Him and Brian admitted they thought the season was over two weeks ago before Matt went into how the Mets are employing the rope-a-dope strategy, the origins of MetsBlog, why he's writing a book during a pennant race, dealing with someone with the same name as you, and of course, #Tebow. Then Roger and Brian said goodbye to Turner Field, the worst place in the known universe, before feeling sorry for Matt Reynolds (again) and dipping into the mailbag.

After Brian was picked up by Officer Stims, he was delivered to St. Claire's Hospital where they attempt to fix his leg. New characters join the story, and new, painful struggles ensue.

After Brian was picked up by Officer Stims, he was delivered to St. Claire's Hospital where they attempt to fix his leg. New characters join the story, and new, painful struggles ensue.

After Brian inadvertently causes a podcast crisis, he and Ben try to mend bridges while talking about the Mushroom Kingdom exchange rate, cat emissions, and the DeLorryInn. Listen here!

After Brian gets up out of his sleep cocoon, the boys drop big news. Hint: It's Star Wars again. Short episode, but still a good one!

This week, on Episode 11 of The Hollywood Outsider, we look at the most recent film & TV news; including casting news as Robert Downey Jr eyes another franchise, ESPN saying goodbye to Hank Williams due to his offhanded comments, Netflix ditching Qwikster, A Zorro reboot, as well as the most recent trailers (The Raven, Young Adult and, of course, The Avengers). Aaron reviews ‘Real Steel’ before a quick Box Office recap. Aaron, Justin, Brian and Guest Host Amanda also take a look at next weeks releases – Paranormal Activity 3, The Three Musketeers, Johnny English Reborn & The Mighty Macs. After Brian attempts to ‘Stump the HO’ and a trailer break, we get to our ‘From the Outside In’ topic where this week we complete our Halloween Trilogy with ‘Slasher Flicks’ and why do people love to watch others get theirs. 

After Brian beat Elan in sudden death OT for the Keeping Karlsson Bubble Hockey Championship that took place at the tail-end of the Ottawa listener meetup, Elan was very sad while Brian did a victory dance. As they said their goodbyes, Elan asked Brian to write the introductory text for this brand new episode of the Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast-- which features a listener mailbag, plus the latest injuries/outjuries/line changes/hot + cold streaks-- before the night was done. Brian, being such a wonderful and excellent co-host, and also the best bubble hockey player of the two and thus feeling sorry for his friend who wanted to be champion so badly, obliged. This Tuesday, take on Elan and Brian in our Keeping Karlsson FanDuel listener league! Our contest opens first thing Tuesday morning-- there are limited spots available, so hit the link early to guarantee your spot in our game. Players discussed on this episode include a whole lot of players that maybe will be named specifically in this write-up at some point in the near future, or maybe not. * * * Like what you hear? Support us by telling a friend, subscribing to and reviewing Keeping Karlsson on iTunes, and following us on Twitter (@keepingkarlsson).    Even better, support us by becoming a patron of Keeping Karlsson! Patrons support future episodes of the show and get all kinds of perks in return, like midweek bonus episodes, participation in Patroncasts, an invitation to the secret patrons-only Facebook group, and access to our weekly show notes and more. Check out the link above for all the deets.   The Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast is proudly presented by DobberHockey.    Thanks for listening!Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.