Podcast appearances and mentions of aidan cotter

The final four teams for the Men's and Women's College Basketball Tournaments are now set. Which bets stand out for the semifinals at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to break it all down, discussing his read on all four games and whether there are any last-minute futures he wants to snag.

The National Championship picture has been shaken up for the Women's College Basketball Tournament after JuJu Watkins' season-ending knee injury. How should we view USC and the rest of the field after this devastating blow? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to break it down, discussing his view of USC, which futures he's eyeing at FanDuel Sportsbook, and other Round of 16 bets he likes.

Friday's Men's College Basketball Tournament slate features another 16 first-round games. Which bets stand out across the day at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Reserach's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to break it all down, discussing his favorite bets for each region plus which first-round women's bets he likes, as well.

The 2025 Women's College Basketball Tournament features a handful of teams at the top that figure to control the bracket. Which of them should we pick to win it all within our pools? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to break down the bracket, discussing his read on those top teams, strategies for your pools, and his read on each regional.

Both NFL Conference Championship Games have dynamic players tied to fun prop markets. Which player props stand out at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to preview both the AFC and NFC Conference Championship Games, laying out his top props and touchdown picks of the week.

Even with just two weeks left in the regular season, plenty of teams still have playoff hopes and seeding at stake entering Week 17. Which player props should we target after considering all the key factors? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to break it down, discussing his favorite props on Saturday's slate, which yardage props he's targeting, and his favorite touchdown bets at FanDuel Sportsbook.

With Week 12 in the NFL now here, which player props stand out at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to preview the slate, discussing whether he wants to buy low on some superstars, his favorite yardage bets of the week, and which touchdown props stand out to him.

NFL Week 10's slate features the return of Christian McCaffrey for the San Francisco 49ers. How should we gauge his props and those of his teammates at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Reseach's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to discuss his thoughts there before diving into his favorite props, touchdown picks, and SGPs of the week.

Week 7's NFL slate is headlined by a Super Bowl LVIII rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. Which player props stand out within that game at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to dig into that game, laying out his favorite prop before detailing other yardage, touchdown, and SGP picks he likes this week.

Week 4's NFL slate features a couple of spots where fun players are in plus matchups. How much should that alter our view of them in the player prop betting markets? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to discuss the role matchups play in his process, which yardage and touchdown props stand out to him this week, and a same-game parlay that has his eye at FanDuel Sportsbook.

The WNBA has five games scheduled across Tuesday and Wednesday night. Where can we find betting value within those games at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to break it all down, discussing his WNBA betting process, the futures market, and his favorite bets across both nights.

The stage is set for tonight's Men's College Basketball National Championship Game between UConn and Purdue. Where can we find betting value for the game at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter and Riley Thomas join Jim Sannes to preview the game, discussing their read on the spread and total, player props, and their favorite same-game parlay of the night.

The Sweet 16 of the Men's College Basketball Tournament tips off Thursday with four games. Where can we find betting value at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to preview Thursday's games, discussing his read on each of them and his favorite spreads and player props of the night.

The second day of the Men's College Basketball Tournament brings 16 more games we can bet on. Where can we find the best value at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to preview the action, discussing his favorite bets across each region and any futures he wants to snag before the opening tip.

On this week's addition of "Pick & Roll" Carter and Kody are joined by Fanduel researcher Aidan Cotter to breakdwon the entire March Madness breakdown region by region. Listen to this episode to hear there thoughts on every single team in the bracket and some of their favorite prop bets. Bid Stealers and Teams Left Out (2:25) East (10:40) Midwest (47:45) South (1:19:15) West (1:49:10) Final Four (2:18:20) Hosts: Carter Sims and Kody Webb  Guest: Aidan Cotter  Check out more from Aidan: https://www.fanduel.com/research Check out more from Carter: ⁠https://linktr.ee/RoughCut_Pod⁠ Check out more from KHAP: https://linktr.ee/khapodcast Check out The World Wide Webb Blog Page: https://khapworldwidewebb.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/khapodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/khapodcast/support

The men's college basketball conference tournaments heat up on Wednesday. Where can we find betting value at FanDuel Sportsbook? FanDuel Research's Aidan Cotter joins Jim Sannes to preview the day's slate, discussing his favorite bets across the ACC, Big 10, and Big 12 tournaments.

For their second episode of "Pick & Roll" Carter and Kody welcome former KHAP guest Aidan Cotter to break down the entire NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Tournament Bracket. Check out this episode to hear their potential upsets, dark horses, and teams to put money on this March. Seeding (3:02) South Region (11:39) East Region (37:00) Midwest Region (1:01:00) West Region (1:22:31) Final Four Predictions (1:42:08) Hosts: Carter Sims and Kody Webb Check out more from KHAP: https://linktr.ee/khapodcast Check out The World Wide Webb Blog Page: https://khapworldwidewebb.com/ Check out The Rough Cut Retrospective: https://linktr.ee/RoughCut_Pod --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/khapodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/khapodcast/support

Now that "Avatar: The Way of Water" has become the highest grossing film of 2022, Kody and Korbin invited former guest Aidan Cotter on to celebrate his birthday by talking about Jim Cameron. Despite its commercial success, the boys have some issues with the film and are ready to discuss the entire 192 minute runtime on today's pod. Listen to this episode to find out why Korbin hates high frame rate movies, why Aidan thinks Spider needs his blue paint confiscated, why Kody thinks this is the worst James Cameron sequel, and so much more. As of release "Avatar" is available to watch in theaters. Why "Avatar: The Way of Water" (3:12) Initial Thoughts (4:24) Roll Credits (25:18) The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (35:40) Weird Movie Details Trivia (1:06:25) Welcome to the Academy (1:15:15) Invite, Fight, and Knight (1:20:03) The Recast (1:27:13) Rating (1:32:58) Defeat the Watchlist (1:37:34) We Have a Podgorithm (1:41:09) Weekly Recommendations (1:44:00) Hosts: Korbin Zvokel and Kody Webb https://linktr.ee/khapodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/korbin-zvokel/support

This week we are joined by special guest Aidan Cotter as we discuss the sci-fi epic "Interstellar" from Christopher Nolan. While Nolan's name has come up plenty throughout the shows history, this is an extra special episode because the weekly movie comes from one of K&K's favorite filmmakers, Christopher Nolan, for the very first time. Stick around to the end to hear a special outtake from our ad break. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this week's podcast, we report for Greenore port are more cattle leave for Turkey, interview Bord Bia's chief executive Aidan Cotter and reflect on the march for farmers' rights 50 years on.

In this week's podcast, we report for Greenore port are more cattle leave for Turkey, interview Bord Bia's chief executive Aidan Cotter and reflect on the march for farmers' rights 50 years on.

Part One: Business reporter with the BBC Joe Lynam is on the line to talk about worrying developments in the UK economy including further slides in the pound and suspension of trading in commercial property investment funds. Part Two: The aforementioned slump in Sterling is the main post-Brexit problem for our own critical food industries, say Larry Murrin, CEO of Dawn Farm Foods and Aidan Cotter, CEO of Bord Bia, who both join Ciaran and agribusiness journalist Eoin Burke Kennedy to discuss the unprecedented challenges they now face which threaten jobs and businesses.

Part One: Business reporter with the BBC Joe Lynam is on the line to talk about worrying developments in the UK economy including further slides in the pound and suspension of trading in commercial property investment funds. Part Two: The aforementioned slump in Sterling is the main post-Brexit problem for our own critical food industries, say Larry Murrin, CEO of Dawn Farm Foods and Aidan Cotter, CEO of Bord Bia, who both join Ciaran and agribusiness journalist Eoin Burke Kennedy to discuss the unprecedented challenges they now face which threaten jobs and businesses. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ahead of the 2016 Sheelin Challenge Connie O'Reilly owner of the Crover House Hotel and Aidan Cotter general manager told We Are Cavan how delighted they are to be associated with the event.

Irish Farmers Journal news editor met minister for agriculture, Simon Coveney, for his last interview before the general election, to be published in this week’s edition and at www.farmersjournal.ie. He asked him about the challenges he faced in the past five years, late farm payments and progress at the beef forum.Bord Bia has released its report on Irish food exports for 2015, showing 3% growth to a record €10.8bn. The agency is also to open new offices in Singapore and Warsaw. Chief executive Aidan Cotter answers digital editor Thomas Hubert's questions. Kevin Grier of Market Analysis and Consulting Inc. told news journalist Odile Evans that exporting beef to America may not be as straightforward as it seems.Northern Ireland correspondent Peter McCann met Paul Temple, chair of cereals and oilseed at the UK Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, to get his views on the evolution of grain prices and profitability on tillage farms. Carbon emissions are becoming increasingly important in the way consumers choose their food, and livestock farming has a bad reputation in this area. But Dr John Hyland of Teagasc told Odile Evans that shifting away from meat and dairy is not a solution for environmentally conscious consumers. Ciaran Lenehan talks improving relationships with factories, synchronising cattle and why a breeding focused agenda works for him. Online journalist Amy Fitzgibbon met Diana Bura and Maria Louise Fufezan from Balbriggan in Co Dublin, who won the top prize at the BT Young Scientist exhibition for researching enzymes in animal feed.And Irish Country Living consumer editor Ciara Leahey has advice to help you get your personal finances in order this new year.

Irish Farmers Journal news editor met minister for agriculture, Simon Coveney, for his last interview before the general election, to be published in this week’s edition and at www.farmersjournal.ie. He asked him about the challenges he faced in the past five years, late farm payments and progress at the beef forum.Bord Bia has released its report on Irish food exports for 2015, showing 3% growth to a record €10.8bn. The agency is also to open new offices in Singapore and Warsaw. Chief executive Aidan Cotter answers digital editor Thomas Hubert's questions. Kevin Grier of Market Analysis and Consulting Inc. told news journalist Odile Evans that exporting beef to America may not be as straightforward as it seems.Northern Ireland correspondent Peter McCann met Paul Temple, chair of cereals and oilseed at the UK Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, to get his views on the evolution of grain prices and profitability on tillage farms. Carbon emissions are becoming increasingly important in the way consumers choose their food, and livestock farming has a bad reputation in this area. But Dr John Hyland of Teagasc told Odile Evans that shifting away from meat and dairy is not a solution for environmentally conscious consumers. Ciaran Lenehan talks improving relationships with factories, synchronising cattle and why a breeding focused agenda works for him. Online journalist Amy Fitzgibbon met Diana Bura and Maria Louise Fufezan from Balbriggan in Co Dublin, who won the top prize at the BT Young Scientist exhibition for researching enzymes in animal feed.And Irish Country Living consumer editor Ciara Leahey has advice to help you get your personal finances in order this new year.