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Jon didn't start shooting clay targets competitively until he was 22 years old. 203,000 registered targets later he was able to win the US Open 8 times, was on the All American team 23 times and won 7 team gold medals shooting for Team USA. Jon was also the first inductee to the NSCA Hall of Fame in 1998 and shot on the PSCA for 2 years. After Jon's accident in 1989, he went on to win 40 straight tournaments that lasted about 13 months. He is definitely a legend in American sporting clays and is still coaching today. We were so glad to be able to talk with him and look forward to the next one.

Just in time for the midweek round of 2nd-tier fixtures (Round 9), Jon Steele looks back over the weekend's J2 action (Round 8) in a solo pod this time. After Jon talks happily to himself for about 18 minutes, Mike Innes brings you up to date on J3 and Emperor's Cup qualifying news in the regular  'J-Talk: Short Corner segment'. Happy listening, and enjoy the midweek games!

And we turned to the Snowman Gods and said, “Not Today!” After Jon tried to lose his file at the final moments of the episode, we were able to reclaim it from the depths of an alternate dimension and reassemble it into an episode! The film is the 2001 cult classic Donnie Darko. Directed by Richard Kelly and picked by Ben, we try and come to grips with this movie 20 years later, and I think we all agree we might not be quite as high on it as we were in our younger years. Still, plenty to discuss, Kelly is obviously talented, and it is a shame he hasn’t made anything in a decade; no matter his post Darko track record. Download. Listen. Enjoy. The Categories: (Time:Stamp) 8 Words or Less/The Elevator Pitch/General Thoughts (1:30) Star Ratings/Performance Prize (22:15) Let’s Talk About That Ending.../But, Why? (28:30) The Hot Take Theater/Repeat After Me/Expert Opinions/The Upgradeables/To Infinity & Beyond?/Would Recommend/Catch All/Bonus Rounds (35:00) One Last Pitch/Wrap Up to Next Week... (44:00) @middleofrow #nothe

After Jon had the AUDACITY to have a baby last week, he and Greg return to the podcast scape to cover all the biggest news over the past week. This week, the boys cover in depth: Go Shiozaki defending the GHC Heavyweight Championship against Katsuhiku Nakajima Kenny Omega's torn labrum Cody Rhodes vs Shaquille O'Neil Cody Rhodes vs Rando internet stranger War Games Survivor Series And OF COURSE we discuss our favorite Undertaker matches and moments on this jam packed episode.

Our debut episode of Michigan Football Classics spotlights the Wolverines' thrilling win over Notre Dame in 1991. After Jon and Brian break down the matchup, the play-by-play coverage begins at the 16:30 mark. The start of the drive that ended with "The Catch" comes at 1:26:00. You can listen to a full highlight recap, with Jon's analysis, at 1:51:00. Then, Jon chats with Desmond Howard about "The Catch" and this great victory at the 2:03:00 mark.

After Jon and Brian discuss some college football news, the "fully virtual" NFL Draft, David DeJulius' decision to enter the transfer portal, and a new dog in the Jansen household, Jon welcomes former U-M Athletic Director Bill Martin to the podcast (29:30). They discuss the current and future impacts of the pandemic on collegiate athletics, along with plenty of other topics.

After Jon and Brian praise some of the red-hot Wolverines teams around campus, like men's basketball's 2-0 week and baseball's #1 ranking, Jon breaks down the final units on the offensive side - wide receivers and tight ends. He talks about the growth potential for Nico Collins, Ronnie Bell and Nick Eubanks and identifies some young players who will be vital to the Wolverines in 2020. Then, Offensive Coordinator Josh Gattis joins the show to discuss the pass catchers and the offense as a whole before we finish with some interesting national topics.

Jon Manning started Arthur Ellis in 2017, naming this movement after his Grandfathers. Arthur Manning and Ellis Graham. Ellis suffered with Schizoaffective Disorder. Without anyone knowing how to deal with this enduring illness, Ellis deteriorated to the degree where he sadly spent most of his life in hospital. After Jon suffered with a mental illness for 20 years without being able to access meaningful support, he decided to set up Arthur Ellis to change the way we see and support mental health. To ensure that we create a culture where if someone is experiencing any difficulties, we individually have the knowledge to practically help. In this episode Jon shares his on story and struggling with mental health and how one incident changed the way he viewed how to manage his mental health. He now uses his journey and message to help others with his lead role at Arthur Ellis: Mental Health Support. He does this by training schools, businesses and other organisations in the use of evidence-based, practical tools, strategies and methods to improve mental health directly, alleviating pressures on the services and creating a country that is #IndependentFromIllness. Over the last few years, we have seen a huge increase of referrals into specialist mental health services which are now unable to cope. Referrals have increased by 300% in some areas of the country. Alongside a lack of funding, around 75% of children and young people that are referred are denied from accessing these services. There simply isn't room! So why are we relying on signposting?? 10% of children and young people between the ages of 5 and 16 years old have a diagnosable mental health problem but 70% are unable to access the appropriate intervention. With 50% of mental health issues being established by the time our children are 14, early intervention is key. This lack of support or lengthy wait for support leads to mental health issues getting further embedded as we grow older with 75% of mental health conditions established by 24 years old. With over 110,000 children in this position of not accessing help last year, Arthur Ellis are improving the mental health of children and young people in the UK with our 1:1 Mentoring service which provides children with 8 sessions of 1:1 support with a qualified and trained Mentor. Where we can help that child or young person learn positive strategies and discuss their issues to help them long term into adolescents or even adulthood. We want our service to be there for these children and families within 48 hours of receiving their referral and to develop into a free, nationwide support system for these children and families who are currently unable to access help. In addition to providing companies with our training and support, we support adults with paid sessions which fund children's sessions. We also work with amazing companies and organisations to sponsor children that we work with to ensure they get meaningful support when they need it! An also and award-winning Social Entrepreneur, Keynote Speaker and normal chap changing the way the nation sees, prevents, manages and supports mental ill health. Listen now to find out more about the incredible work Jon is doing in the Milton Keynes area and beyond. To find out more about Arthur Ellis here: Website: https://www.arthurellismhs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArthurEllisMHS/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/arthur-ellis-mhs-schools/?originalSubdomain=gh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arthurellismhs/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-10kmonth-podcast/message

It's Jon's favorite episode of the offseason, because it's time to preview the offensive line! After Jon shares his thoughts on Jalen Mayfield's strong 2019 season and the four other spots up for grabs, he chats with Offensive Line Coach Ed Warinner about some of the same topics (23:20). We finish up with some Super Bowl talk and Jon's thoughts on the XFL.

After Jon explains his Super Bowl pick and celebrates the Chiefs win, we talk realignment for football, volleyball and basketball (plays from 3:33-21:09). Basketball and swimming are recognized in 3 stars (21:09-23:39) before our busy week is outlined in where we’ll be (23:39-28:20). Looking forward (28:20-29:48) and shoutouts (29:48-end) wrap up the episode.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After Jon recaps the musical ‘Cats,’ we take a look at the county’s football playoff picture (plays from 3:10-21:28). Volleyball and cross country are the focus of ‘3 stars’ (21:28-25:46), then the week’s coverage plan is outlines in ‘where we’ll be’ (25:46-29:06). ‘Looking Forward’ (29:06-32:35) and ‘Shoutouts’ wrap up the episode (32:25-end). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After Jon runs into a douchbag lambo driver, Randy takes the throne as The Street Judge as we decide the correct consequence to road douchbaggery. Randy gets harassed by a high school teenager, Jon gets coaxed into running the M against a mustang, and can you believe an entitled ass kid destroys a brand new BMW M3 because he didn't get a Jaguar. First of all, a Jaguar?! We wrap with the newly unveiled Acura Type S, Type Sexy if you ask us!

The day of reckoning has come. After Jon goes on a little rant, he's joined by actor David Futernick to help him process the KD news (26:20), by writer extraordinaire Robert Silverman to get some big picture perspective (41:20), and finally by Knick Film School himself Jeffrey Bellone, where they both learn the news of Dolan nixing the max deal to KD and Julius Randle signing with the Knicks in real time (1:05:30). Stay till the end...you won't regret it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After Jon and Brian share their thoughts on John Beilein's departure, Jon sits down with former Michigan great and fellow #77 Jake Long. Also, be sure to stay tuned for some great news at the end of the podcast.

After Jon answers some fan-submitted questions, we catch up with the Wolverines' top two quarterbacks - Dylan McCaffrey (25:30) and Shea Patterson (37:15). Plus, Carlo Kemp (39:45), Andrew Stueber (43:15) and Aidan Hutchinson (47:30) stop by to discuss Saturday's open practice and what’s ahead for the Wolverines.

After Jon reviews all three entries in the Eastrail 177 trilogy (Unbreakable, Split, and Glass) and The Favourite, he breaks down why he likes superheroes so much.

After Jon shares his initial thoughts on Michigan's matchup with Florida in the Peach Bowl, Lloyd Carr stops by the show to reminisce about 1997 and discuss Charles Woodson's induction into the College Football Hall of Fame (26:00). Jon also talks about the situation at Ohio State, the bowl schedule for the Wolverines and his favorite Christmas movies and songs.

Jon is fired up after Saturday's emphatic win over Wisconsin at the Big House. After Jon's breakdown of the victory, Jim Harbaugh (7:15), Karan Higdon (10:00), Ben Bredeson (12:30), Josh Metellus (14:40) and Lavert Hill (17:20) join the show. Then, Jon shares his initial thoughts on next week's battle with Michigan State.

After Jon and Andrew's spat over who gets to see movies first, Sam shares the top 5 stories she thinks you should know to kick off your Friday, including Michelle Obama telling a bunch of teenagers that she is America's "Forever First Lady."

In this week's episode of "The MindSide Podcast" Dr. Bhrett McCabe takes a look back at three of the best podcasts over the last few years.  We decided to give you a "Best Of" because next week we're launching a whole new podcast called "Exploring the MindSide". We think you're going to like it.  Picking the best three was tough, but this is what we narrowed it down to.  First up is Jon Gordon. Jon is a best-selling author and motivational speaker. He loves sharing the value of positivity and the impact that it can have on your life.    After Jon we have Brandon Sneed. Brandon is a writer for Bleacher Report as well as CNN. He's also a published author with his book ‘Head in the Game'. He gives some of his insights on our minds and the effects that our daily lives can have on the way we think.   After Brandon we have the guys from Mindpump. Sal Di Stefano, Adam Schafer, and Justin Andrews have over 40 years of combined experience in different areas of the fitness world. Their goal is to showcase great people doing great things in the fitness industry. This podcast is edgy and it does have a little foul language. That makes it raw. We hope you enjoy it.   Those are just some of the guests we've had on the MindSide podcast over the last few years. We hope you enjoyed listening to this “best of” edition. Don't forget, next week, the new revamped version of the Mindside podcast will debut. We think you're gonna like it. Thanks for listening.   For more information on The MindSide: Sports and Performance Psychology please visit: www.themindside.com  

Sci-Fi Book Club Podcast Mini Ep #7: Split, Hit, Tilt In which the Sci-Fi Book Club watches Stranger Things Season 1 Episode 7 created by the Duffer Brothers, 2016. After Jon announces that we don't have many segments this episode, we begin the most segment-heavy mini ep yet; later, Steve is content with all of the content.

After Jon breaks down the NBA Preview, minute-by-minute, we jump back into everyone's favorite bits. Rob Lowe's dad is a little racist and Jack recommends something for us, again. Whiner of the week goes through the gauntlet of deliberation before choosing the winner.

After Jon's return from his sabbatical he encourages us from Galatians to keep Jesus at the centre of our lives.

We return with energy, stories, and games played.  After Jon rambles for a while, they actually talk about what they played.  This is followed by the big question of the day: Is Dave a giant cheater? http://dacespace.com/shelved-and-forg... Support Our show on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/dacespace Follow the Show on Twitter https://twitter.com/ShelvedForget Dave - https://twitter.com/Dacespace Jon - https://twitter.com/Jonny_Casino Huge thanks to Justin Masson for his VO work in our intro.

On today's show: Ryan hosts an all new episode from the Dreem2Reality Entertainment Studio with his co-hosts Dani, Jon, and Ray.The show starts with the continuation of the apparent feud of nothing between Ryan and Jon. After Jon completely singles himself out after starting beef with everyone, Ray breaks down the rules to the wonderful adult themed card game called Cards Against Humanity. After a thorough explanation, the gang runs through a practice round. A full on game erupts amongst disturbing conversation.After the break, the gang discusses a hairy situation where a teen is suing their parents for college tuition money. Then, the game continues and we get to learn even more about how the minds of Ryan, Dani, Jon, and Ray work.The final segment involves the exciting conclusion to the Cards Against Humanity game. But, it's time for you, the listeners, to get involved! As the game comes to a finish, they discover that there is a tie. In order to rectify the tie, Ryan suggests doing 1 more round and whomever wins that round is the winner. However, a brilliant idea is hashed out due to Ryan's inability to choose the winning card and the task has been placed in front of the listeners to decide. Please email D2RPodcast@gmail.com and in the subject line enter either A, B, or C to vote. The choices to the game winning phrase are listed below:A - Sexual TensionB - Switching to GeicoC - White PrivilegeThe winner will be announced on an upcoming episode. Votes should be in by Sunday, February 15, 2015. Please SUBSCRIBE to the D2R Podcast on iTunes and don't forget to RATE and REVIEW while you're there.Be a hero - share the D2R Podcast with everyone you know! Your word of mouth is our only advertising and we truly appreciate your support! Thanks for listening and enjoy!!