Podcast appearances and mentions of Alex Mendez

Today, we're joined by Alex Mendez, owner of ARM Landscaping in Grand Rapids, MI. Listen in as Alex shares about their business success over the last three years, including their approach to pricing lawn and landscaping work profitably.   Lawntrepreneur Academy LIVE 2024   Purchase The Whole Ball of Wax (use code LAL2024 to receive $250 off and one free ticket to LAL 2024)   Get Brian's Free Newsletter   https://www.lawntrepreneuracademy.com/   LINK Membership   Brian's Lawn Maintenance On YouTube     Brian's Lawn Maintenance On Instagram     Register for EQUIP 2024 (Save 50% with code Brian)     Ballard-Inc.com (Brians10)     KUJO (Brians10)     Equipment Defender (Brians10)     https://gpstrackit.com/brianlm/     www.brandedbullinc.com Mention Brian and get $100 off a new website.     www.CycleCPA.com mention code: Brian to save $200.     www.PostcardMania.com/Brian     Zero to $100K!: The Complete Guide on How to Start a Successful Lawn Care Company     https://golmn.com/ (Use Code: BRIAN)     https://www.exmark.com/    https://www.instagram.com/STABILBRAND/   https://www.yardbook.com/

1:00 They discuss how government censorship, particularly in banning books, restricts access to knowledge and different perspectives, questioning why the government has the authority to control what information people can access or contemplate.5:00 Noor reflects on her opinion about the situation in the Middle East, acknowledging that her views are largely shaped by her upbringing in a Muslim household. They emphasize the impact of one's upbringing and environment on their perspective.8:00 They express admiration for opinionated individuals, highlighting the unique aspect of freedom of speech that allows people to express opinions even if they are poorly informed.12:00 They reflect on the importance of approaching discussions with a rational yet empathetic mindset, suggesting that emotions can be channeled into empathy. 15:00 They discuss the importance of free speech in society, emphasizing how it allows for collective interpretation and the exploration of diverse ideas. They draw parallels to dystopian novels like "1984," where control over speech leads to control over truth.18:00 They discuss the issue of generalization and its impact on hate crimes and highlight how generalizations about certain groups lead to unfair blame and prejudice against entire communities.20:00 They emphasize the importance of courage in freely expressing ideas and opinions, even if they may be wrong, and encourage a willingness to change one's mind. Alex suggests that being wrong is acceptable and that the goal is to reach a consensus or understanding, echoing themes of philosophical inquiry into truth.Support the Show.Twitter: @talkpopc Instagram: @talkpopc

2:00 They reflect on the notion of free speech in their personal life, noting that as Americans, they feel relatively unrestricted in their ability to express themselves. While they believe in the importance of free speech, they emphasize the need for understanding the potential repercussions of one's words.5:00 They highlight the issue of entitlement regarding free speech, particularly noting that disenfranchised communities and working-class individuals, especially people of color, often understand the consequences of their speech.7:00 They discuss John Stuart Mill's perspective on free speech, highlighting its virtues as outlined in Professor Schaun-Kirk's book. Alex questions whether these virtues of free speech remain intact when negative consequences, whether legal or social, are imposed on individuals expressing their opinions.10:00 They discuss how anti-capitalist sentiments may face legal repercussions, citing historical examples like the Red Scare. While acknowledging the potential harm of hate speech, they differentiate between harmful speech aimed at individuals and discourse challenging societal systems.12:00 They the permanence of statements made on the internet, using Kanye West as an example of someone whose controversial remarks, particularly those deemed anti-Semitic, have lasting consequences on his reputation.15:00 They discuss the complexities of social consequences resulting from freedom of speech, particularly in political discourse. While acknowledging the straightforward cases where individuals may choose to leave relationships due to racist beliefs or behavior, they express interest in instances where political disagreements lead to exclusion or shunning.18:00 They discuss the disparity between individuals' abilities to express themselves freely based on their social context. They suggest that while legal consequences for hate speech may be minimal, social repercussions can be significant, raising questions about the balance between allowing free expression and preventing harm caused by bullying or hate speech.22:00 They discuss the limitations of physical spaces for exchanging ideas, noting that public places like libraries often have restrictions. Also, they emphasize how individuals' exposure to different viewpoints online is influenced by algorithms, leading to a skewed understanding of free speech.26:00 Alex introduces philosopher Miranda Fricker's concept of epistemic injustice, which focuses on instances where injustices occur in how individuals are perceived as credible knowers or sources of knowledge. They explain that biases, whether conscious or unconscious, can lead people to view others as not credible sources of information based on their opposing viewpoints.30:00 They discuss the impact of social media and the internet on the dynamics of free speech, particularly among younger people. They highlight the potential limitations of free speech in online environments, questioning whether it fosters the same virtues as face-to-face conversations.33:00 They express concern about the divisive nature of American society, where individuals are often pitted against each other rather than working together to solve common problems. They advocate for a shift in societal mindset towards collaboration and problem-solving as a team, rather than viewing others as adversaries.Support the Show.Twitter: @talkpopc Instagram: @talkpopc

1:00 The conversation begins with a focus on free speech and censorship, prompting them to share their thoughts on whether these concepts are prevalent in society.5:00 They discuss the potential social consequences of expressing differing political views, particularly in the context of the 2016 presidential election.8:00 They discuss the concept of echo chambers in politics and social media, where individuals tend to surround themselves with like-minded individuals, reinforcing their own beliefs and ignoring opposing viewpoints.12:00 They explore the multifaceted nature of the conversation surrounding free speech, suggesting that it extends beyond just legal and moral rights to encompass social dynamics as well.14:00 They discuss how differing opinions, regardless of political affiliation, can lead to further division among people, and how this can inhibit open communication of ideas.16:00 They raise questions about whether our conception of free speech should adapt to different social contexts, noting that discussions about free speech often yield varied conclusions depending on the specific examples and social contexts considered.20:00 They discuss the limitations of the Socratic method in addressing the persistence of falsehoods and misconceptions over time. Alex suggests that societal beliefs may evolve through ongoing discourse and debate, leading to collective agreement on certain truths over time.24:00 They discuss the consequences of censorship -- the phenomenon of cancel culture, noting its evolution from holding individuals accountable to resembling the Salem witch trials, where minor actions could lead to a disproportionate backlash on social media.28:00 They explore the peculiar phenomenon of cancel culture, highlighting its dual nature. Alex questions the ethical implications of cancel culture and reflects on its damaging effects despite its origins in free speech.30:00 They discuss the concept of cancel culture as a form of social censorship rather than a legal one. Alex argues that cancel culture often denies individuals the opportunity to defend themselves or redeem their actions, thus hindering their ability to speak freely and engage in meaningful dialogue.Support the Show.Twitter: @talkpopc Instagram: @talkpopc

According to a new charging document that just came out of the New Jersey Attorney General's office, there has allegedly been some serious election fraud in the city of Paterson. Among other things, this document charges the current president of the Paterson City Council with running a criminal conspiracy in order to get himself elected.

Today's topics all fit within the context of whether you are ready to condemn or to condone. We just found out that aides close to President Zelenskyy of Ukraine admit that “people there are stealing like there's no tomorrow.” Why hasn't an Inspector General been assigned to Ukraine funding? Why is the Biden regime refusing to have an audit performed? The leader of Hamas has proclaimed that they want their own women, children and elderly to die in Gaza. Why? Because they know they can use those deaths to manipulate Leftists around the world. They will gain sympathy from the weak-minded and then there will be pressure put on Israel to stop. This must not happen. In the meantime, in the Little Dictators Club, also known as the United Nations, did you know Iran is set to chair the Human Rights Council Social Forum? The world's leading state sponsor of terror is going to chair discussions over human rights. The New Jersey Attorney General has charged a Democrat City Council President in Paterson, and his wife, for stealing mail-in ballots to rig the 2020 election. Alex Mendez and his wife were previously charged in 2021, but the new charges are a lot more serious. The charges include conspiracy to commit election fraud, forgery, falsifying records, and witness tampering. Yet we need to remember, the 2020 election was as perfect and as pure and the wind-driven snow. The National Archives now says they have pulled at least 82,000 pages of emails from Joe Biden's pseudonym email accounts he used while he was the Vice President. That dwarfs the 55,000 Hillary Clinton had on her own private server before she used Bleach Bit on it. The Oversight Committee is still plugging away at all of the “loans” that have been moving in and out of the accounts of the Biden Crime Family. As Jonathan Turley says, it's like that scene out of “It's a Wonderful Life,” when George Bailey has to explain that all the money in the bank is actually tied up in other people's houses. Only, in this case, it's all in the House of Biden. By the way, remember last week when Rep. James Comer sent that letter to ranking member Jamie Raskin, demanding he apologize for lying about the FBI 1023 form? Unsurprisingly, the new designated liar told Comer to pound sand. Don't they know lying is considered a resume enhancement for the Democrat party? In positive news, 9 governors have signed a letter to the NCAA asking them to protect women in sports. It's a great start, but it would be nice for more governors to get on board with making sure women only compete against other women. Joe Biden thinks he's been gone abroad for a long time. The reality is, he only spent one day abroad this entire month. Seem the more dementia settles in, the more he loses track of time. Governor Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) weighed-in on the EventBrite canceling Riley Gaines' event, yet continue to allow pro-Hamas, pro-Palestine, anti-Israel events to be booked. So, Youngkin canceled their account and will use someone else to schedule events. I then spend a few minutes discussion American Exceptionalism. I use the same seven core principles Speaker Mike Johnson discussed when he took over the gavel. I think it is something more Americans need to consider and understand before they choose which side of the aisle they prefer. Finally, I close with some comparisons of my generation, GenX to the younger ones. Maybe the reason we can deal with life so much better is we learned how to deal with adversity at a much younger age. It's something for parents with younger children to consider if you want to give them the tools for success. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, X, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page!

Tyler Aki and Mike Gilligan chat to Mike Mendez about everything going on in Illinois golf. They also play a little trivia with callers.

Alex says Maria is disrespectful and on one occasion tore up his $800 dollar collector's card. Maria says Alex pays more attention to his hobby than her and she's over it.

In this episode of the Designated Players Podcast, the guys are back to continue the series where we talk about some of the biggest headlines in MLS/USMNT in the news recently. This week, as if the topic couldn't be more obvious, Messi has been rumored to be joining MLS soon (again)! We talk about what his joining MLS would mean for the league and for Inter Miami. Would this garner the league more respect and attention? Listen in to find out what we think. We also talk MLS player salaries this episode, as recently the salary data was released for all players. Who is the top earner, and who are some of the best value players? Finally we wrap things up talking about some of the dual nationals potentially moving away from the USMNT, such as Richie Ledezma, Gaga Slonina, and Alex Mendez. Are the US struggling to land dual nationals? Let us know your thoughts on all of the topics!  Recorded on: 5/17/2022  Let us know your thoughts and if we got it right or right!  Send any emails with questions or comments to: thedppod@gmail.comFollow the Pod on Social Media! Website: https://thedppod.buzzsprout.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDPPod1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/designated_players_podcast_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDPPod

Breaking the Lines co-founder Zach Lowy joins to talk about Alex Mendez, Alejandro Alvarado, Vizela's chances of staying up and the incredible achievement that would be, Portuguese football in general, and whether the European market for young American talent is overheated.5:00 Alex Mendez, Alejandro Alvarado and Vizela in general28:10 Reggie Cannon and Boavista40:00 Portugal's World Cup prospects47:00 the European market for U.S. talent57:00 Zach on Berhalter@ZachLowy on Twitter, and his podcast is called Cortalinhas: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cortalinhas-episode-27-part-1-how-vizela-have-shaped/id1568598999?i=1000556461098support Scuffed on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scuffedjoin the Discord: https://discord.gg/X6tfzkM8XUbuy our merch: https://my-store-11446477.creator-spring.com/drop us a question at this link and we'll try to answer it: https://forms.gle/rfzSEZJwsvnWSCxW7

In this episode of Stroke Stories, we spoke to Alex Mendez, who suffered a stroke at the age of 41 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zach speaks to prominent American soccer agent Gary Kleiban, founder of 3four3 (@3four3 on Twitter) about Alex Mendez's progress at Vizela and how Vizela have shaped up in their second season in the top-flight in club history --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breaking-the-lines/message

We start a brand new campaign! Our heroes are all in the underground city of Casse-Croûte Ville attempting to get a series of blueprints. Unfortunately nobody has told them they are all after the same goal. Things quickly get out of hand and a race is afoot. But who will win and what will the need to do to survive together?To learn more about the Land of Yumm, the subclasses and races follow the link below.https://www.cheesygorditanetwork.com/blog/categories/land-of-cheese-sauceListen to the Cheesy Gordita Bunchhttps://www.cheesygorditanetwork.com/cheesy-gordita-bunchJoin the Fight for Trans Equality with Mermaid!https://mermaidsuk.org.uk/Support Drinking Gourd Farms !https://www.drinkinggourdfarms.org/Suicide Prevention Helpline1-800-273-8255Produced by Nick Ortiz and Jacob CordasMusic by Karn_Kayuhttps://www.fiverr.com/karn_kayuWritten by Jacob Cordas and Alex Mendez

A rundown of the action from the weekend with Vince, Watke and Belz. McKennie plays a key role in a huge win for Juventus, Pepi debuts for Augsburg, Dest's camp signals he wants to stay in Barcelona, and lots of other things to discuss.0:30 intro and McKennie's big weekend in Rome7:45 Pepi's debut24:45 January Campsupport Scuffed on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scuffedsign up for our weekly newsletter: https://scuffedweekly.substack.com/ join the Discord: https://discord.gg/X6tfzkM8XU buy our merch: https://my-store-11446477.creator-spring.com/drop us a question at this link and we'll try to answer it: https://forms.gle/vEatDVE6wsMzekep8

Host Ives Galarcep takes an in-depth look at the starting lineup options for the U.S. men's national team heading into its Gold Cup opener against Haiti. Episode 308 of The SBI Show also discusses Americans Abroad transfers, including rumored links as well as the recent moves made by Sebastian Soto and Alex Mendez to Portugal. MLS topics are also discussed, including the recent firing of Chris Armas by Toronto FC, and Charlotte FC's recent coaching hire.

Troy Main Street sponsors Sculptures on the Square every other year. In 2021, the theme of the event is Taking Flight. Artists were invited to submit sculptures with a theme of flight - planes, birds, people, ideas. Troy Main Street selected 20 sculptures to be on display on downtown sidewalks from June 18 until October 4, 2021. Troy Main Street conducted interviews with artists whose work is on display as part of the event. The interviews are made available so people can learn more about the artist and their artwork. This episode is an interview with artist Alex Mendez. The title of his sculpture is To Bee, or Not To Bee.

Alex Mendez -- Goldenboy himself -- joins Greg to talk about his commentating career, AEW, and working with The Rock.

En esta edición numero 35, nos enfocamos en sonidos un poco mas underground, ya que la repercusión del Live Streaming que realizo el Sr. Hernan Cattaneo desde Argentina, conmovió a toda la industria, adjunto una entrevista hecha en argentina por la revista “Lo que va”, https://www.instagram.com/loqueva/ donde el mismo Hernan comenta todo sobre la experiencia vivida, su cuarentena y sus proyectos, ademas nos deja algunos consejos de como preparar las sesiones. Habra premiere exclusivos que llegan a nuestros inbox. Interview a uno de los djs, mas conocidos de Tenerife, el Sr. Alex Mendez, que nos cuenta cosas interesantes sobre su historia y el gran descubrimiento que realizo durante el confinamiento. Special Edition Erick Morillo R.I.P. Espero lo disfrutéis y no dejes de enviar tus tracks o inquietudes a nuestro inbox, contacto@coworkdj.com. Para ver todo el contenido, síguenos en Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/RESET-Podcast-Radio-103589281474116 Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/reset.podcast_radio/

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Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Cari Champion and Alex Mendez of NBC's The Titan Games. NBC's hit athletic competition series “The Titan Games” returns for its second season on Monday, May 25 with a two-hour episode from 8-10 p.m. ET/PT. Beginning June 1, “The Titan Games” will begin airing in its regularly scheduled 8-9 p.m. timeslot. The 13-episode season from Universal Television Alternative Studio, A. Smith & Co. Productions and Seven Bucks Productions will offer everyday people the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to compete in epic head-to-head challenges designed to test the mind, body and heart. This season the competition breaks down into three regional brackets: West, Central and East. Within each region, Dwayne Johnson has selected one male and one female professional athlete to serve as Titans. The pre-selected Titans are two-time Olympic gold-medal winning and current undisputed boxing world champion Claressa Shields, NFL Iron Man Legend and 10x Pro-Bowler Joe Thomas, Super Bowl champion Victor Cruz, Olympic gold-medal winning snowboarder Hannah Teter, professional stunt woman and star “American Ninja Warrior” Jessie Graff and five-time UFC champion Tyron Woodley. All have all accepted the challenge to join the competition. During regional competition we will see two contenders of each gender battle in a best-of-three competition on epic new and fan-favorite obstacles. They are fighting for the chance to compete on Mount Olympus, Johnson's all-encompassing final obstacle that tests strength, speed, stamina and heart. In order to become a Titan, the competitors will need to defeat one of Johnson's professional Titans and then maintain that position on top of Mount Olympus.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Cari Champion and Alex Mendez of NBC's The Titan Games. NBC's hit athletic competition series “The Titan Games” returns for its second season on Monday, May 25 with a two-hour episode from 8-10 p.m. ET/PT. Beginning June 1, “The Titan Games” will begin airing in its regularly scheduled 8-9 p.m. timeslot. The 13-episode season from Universal Television Alternative Studio, A. Smith & Co. Productions and Seven Bucks Productions will offer everyday people the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to compete in epic head-to-head challenges designed to test the mind, body and heart. This season the competition breaks down into three regional brackets: West, Central and East. Within each region, Dwayne Johnson has selected one male and one female professional athlete to serve as Titans. The pre-selected Titans are two-time Olympic gold-medal winning and current undisputed boxing world champion Claressa Shields, NFL Iron Man Legend and 10x Pro-Bowler Joe Thomas, Super Bowl champion Victor Cruz, Olympic gold-medal winning snowboarder Hannah Teter, professional stunt woman and star “American Ninja Warrior” Jessie Graff and five-time UFC champion Tyron Woodley. All have all accepted the challenge to join the competition. During regional competition we will see two contenders of each gender battle in a best-of-three competition on epic new and fan-favorite obstacles. They are fighting for the chance to compete on Mount Olympus, Johnson's all-encompassing final obstacle that tests strength, speed, stamina and heart. In order to become a Titan, the competitors will need to defeat one of Johnson's professional Titans and then maintain that position on top of Mount Olympus.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Cari Champion and Alex Mendez of NBC's The Titan Games. In addition, on The Total Media Network's What's Your Perspective Show, Keith Harris of LENSEC and The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Guy Grace of The PASS.

Joey Cascio joins me again to discuss all of the latest news and action surrounding the USMNT program. In this episode, we discuss: USA’s 4-1 in the CONCACAF Nations League over Canada The brief, but exciting time that Alex Mendez and Richie Ledezma shared together on the field for the U23’s American-born Efra Alvarez starting […] The post Episode 233: Here’s Why USMNT’s 4-1 Win Over Canada Was NOT Progress. appeared first on 3four3.

Golden Boy Alex Mendez is one of the leading play by play commentators in the world of esports and is now rapidly making inroads into the world of pro wrestling, recently signing with AEW. Hear how Alex broke into the commentating, how his attitude and work ethic have been key to his success and about living his dream by wokring with those who inspired him. Find GoldenBoy on social media Twitter Instagram Find Andy on social media Twitter Instagram

With the USA's elimination from the U20 World Cup, Taylor and Travis discuss what comes next for eleven of the team's key players. What did we learn about/what should the immediate future hold for... 1) Timothy Weah 2) Sergino Dest 3) Chris Durkin 4) Chris Richards 5) Sebastian Soto 6) Chris Gloster 7) Alex Mendez 8) Ulysses Lllanez 9) Konrad de la Fuente 10) Richie Ledezma 11) Paxton Pomykal Do they need a move? More minutes? A strong preseason? All the above? We go deep!

Taylor talks to The Athletic's Joe Lowery about his three favorite topics: the US U20 national team, the senior US mens national team, and Major League Soccer. The amount of knowledge in his brain is legitimately absurd.  For the U20s, we focus on realistic expectations for an incredibly talented squad, who might start where, and whether or not Alex Mendez has the best left foot in the US player pool. After that, we take a look at some of the teams that are having strong seasons so far in Major League Soccer and some... that are not. We use the patented thumbs up/down method to get to the bottom of things, and also take a moment to sing the praises of Bob Bradley and DaMarcus Beasley. Lastly, there's some Gold Cup roster conversation. Who is Joe most excited to see and what's his preferred starting lineup if the US were to make it to the final.

Real Monarchs, RSL and U.S. U20 goalkeeper David Ochoa joins the pod to talk about how he learned to be a goalkeeper from his dad, his path from Oxnard, Calif., to Chivas, to Real Salt Lake, his decision to sign a Homegrown contract with RSL and how he practices saving Alex Mendez free kicks. Then Matt Hartman (@mattshartman) joins to talk about the USA’s U17 Concacaf Championship roster. Omissions, strengths, weaknesses, you know the drill. 0:30 David Ochoa 24:30 the U17 roster

San Antonio FC head coach and technical director Darren Powell joins the pod to talk about the signings of teenage attackers Ethan Bryant and Leo Torres to the club, the viability of USL as a pathway to elite professional soccer, and many other things. Then Belz goes solo on Brian Kleiban's ouster at the LA Galaxy, a big weekend for a few US U20s, and the signing of Danny Leyva. 0:30 interview with Darren Powell 38:30 Kleiban's ouster, and good weekends for Sebastian Soto, Alex Mendez and Richie Ledezma 41:45 Danny Leyva's signing, including audio of Garth Lagerwey's

19-year-old (almost 20-yr-old) centerback Mark McKenzie joins the pod for a conversation about centerbacking, his breakout 2018 for the Philadelphia Union, January Camp, and the U20s' dominant showing in World Cup qualifying in November. Then Greg and Belz run through the player pool news, Fabian Johnson's revival (?), the USWNT She Believes roster, etc. , etc. 0:30 Mark McKenzie interview 42:10 Short Corners: Weston McKennie versatile, capable, but maybe injured Tyler Adams and his passing Christian Pulisic injured in 0-3 loss to Tottenham Josh Sargent quiet (oh wait he started a game after we recorded) Timo Weah fiery Alex Mendez, Richie Ledezma and Paxton Pomykal Midweek CCL discussion Fabian Johnson revived USWNT She Believes roster NWSL TV deal U17 qualifying and U20 World Cup draws Black Soccer in North America roundtable, in which McKenzie participated: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jOnn1EpmEo

Episode 66 of the Fortnite Podcast, brings together 2Loud, MonsterDFace, and eSports commentary legend, GoldenBoy, (aka Alex Mendez). With the conclusion of the Secret Skirmish, MonsterDFace and GoldenBoy share their behind the scenes experience and discuss how the most recent v7.40 update has changed competitive Fortnite. GoldenBoy also shares his story about how he entered into the world of eSports commentating and journey that it has taken him on.  This episode is sponsored by Elgato.com: Visit Dexerto.com/Elgato to support the show and pick up a HD60s Capture Card today!  Elgato is the leading provider of hardware and software for content creators, leveraging decades of experience to develop widely-accessible products that empower all creators to produce high-quality, professional content.   More on GoldenBoy: Twitter - @GoldenBoyFTW Twitch - Twitch.tv/GoldenBoyFTW   Brought to you by Dexerto.com, & FortniteIntel.com Follow Us On Twitter @FortnitePodcast Troy - @2LoudTX Monster - @MonsterDFace   Checkout more MonsterDFace content: YouTube - youtube.com/monsterdface  Twitch - Twitch.tv/MonsterDface   Email us at FortnitePodcast@gmail.com  Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/eCQM6b2    Background Music for the Elgato Ad: "Rainbows" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

LA Galaxy's academy is one of the top talent centers in American soccer, and U19 head coach Brian Kleiban is in the middle of it. He's now got former players all over the U.S. boys' youth national teams, he's been to two straight Development Academy finals, and he joined the pod for a wide-ranging conversation on everything from the time he spied on Bielsa in the early 2000s, to the MLS draft, the U20 World Cup, the Development Academy, and his long-term ambitions as a coach. 0:30 Kleiban's background, his background as a coach, the Galaxy academy, sneaking in to watch Bielsa trainings, and the way American soccer is changing how it values small, technical players 23:00 how he got connected with Mendez, Llanez and Alvarez, candid assessments of several players (Mendez, Llanez, Alvarez, Araujo, Kobe, Dunbar), the arrival of Dennis te Kloese, and what it means to the LA Galaxy academy to have LAFC active and aggressive in the same market 50:30 US national team discussion: the U20s, Berhalter's hiring, whether Kleiban's brother Gary ever gets him in trouble, and his long-term career ambitions

Ajax and U.S. U20 right back Sergino Dest joins the podcast from the Netherlands for nice little chat. And then Greg and Belz gin up predictions mostly to honor this coming weekend's return of the Bundesliga. 0:30 Sergiño Dest, the 18-year-old attacking fullback who's a standout for one of the world's best academies and a U.S. youth international, talked about the upcoming U20 World Cup, where he needs to improve (in surprising detail), his ambitions, and going up against Diego Lainez. 28:45 spring predictions on Sargent, Pulisic, the USMNT centerback loan army, Soto and Mendez, other players attaining “Weston McKennie status,” Tim Weah, another Tyler Adams coming out of MLS, and finally Concacaf Champions League.

Show Notes: (0:55) Grunt and I speak about the ongoing USMNT January Camp (AKA Camp Cupcake), focusing on players we are excited to see, and discuss an ideal short-term outcome for one key positional battle. (19:30) We then dive into a mini pool of key Dual National players, assessing the likelihood that any of Efra Alvarez, Sergino Dest, Alex Mendez, Konrad De La Fuente & others will wear the senior team shirt, and how soon we think it should be. (46:03) Lastly, in our "PK's" we discuss Frankie Amaya's recent selection first overall in the MLS SuperDraft, including a personal anecdote about him, Josh Sargent's rapid rise... AND Grunt apologizes to Khiry Shelton.

We talk about the Pulisic move to Chelsea and lots of other moves, run down what we’re looking for from January camp, and then (don’t miss it!) interview Martín Vásquez, the dean of the Real Salt Lake academy, which has been a factory of talent for the U.S. U20 team in recent years. Lots of detail in the show notes so make like a honey badger and take what you want. 0:30 Pulisic to Chelsea, Richards to Bayern, Weah to Celtic, Adams at Leipzig, Holmes at Derby County, etc., etc. 26:00 Belz rant on why Ledezma and Mendez should be getting occasional check-ins from Berhalter or Stewart 32:20 January Camp: what Greg will watch for in these friendlies, the battle for the No. 6 spot, players to watch (Long, Cannon, Steffen and a bunch of wildcards) 54:10 three players to watch in the U20 camp (Durkin, Taitague and Cappis) Martín Vásquez interview 1:00:10 His work at the RSL academy 1:16:15 Specific players from RSL: Ledezma, Soto, Ochoa, Arriaga, Pena 1:39:35 Vásquez on the development academy and US soccer development in general

The Full Kit Wankers are joined by Soccershape co-founder and current Cosmos player Johnny Borrajo, as they explore why Copa Libertadores was the biggest bummer ever. Did Soccerleaks target Sergio Ramos this week? They most certainly did, as he's facing doping allegations during the Champions League 2017 final. Unai Emery is a Peaky Blinder, and the US Men's National Team ended 2018 with a croak. US Coach Watch 2018: still no coach, but don't worry, we have Alex Mendez and Tab Ramos' U-20s to cheer on. Hear the Wankers bemoan the MLS VAR circus and why the Red Bulls decided the Eastern Conference final was the time to stop pressing and sit deep in defense. Andrea waxes poetic about Tottenham, but most specifically about this week's favorite 'Son' and his stunning run to a goal. Real Madrid can't stop losing, Dortmund can't stop winning, and the baby boi Pulisic is going to Chelsea? The 2018 US Soccer 5 best female player nominees would make the dopest 5 a side, especially with Julie Ertz as sweeper keeper and listen in as the Wankers weigh in on the situation in Buenos Aires, and what CONMEBOL should do next. Remember chamos, you've got subs if you need 'em. @fullkitwankerspodcast (IG), @fkwpod (Twitter), fullkitwankerspodcast@gmail.com

Es común pensar que los inversores en Silicon Valley viven una vida cómoda. Que tienen ingresos exhorbitantes, vehículos de lujo, viajes exóticos, pero también viven con un altísimo nivel de riesgo.  Es una actividad donde es vital seguir actualizado con lo último en tecnología y nunca dejar de aprender.  Además, algo de buena suerte a veces también juega un papel importante en en el mundo de venture capital.  Ser inversor no es para todo mundo. Alex es de los pocos, pero ese privilegio no le ha quitado los pies de la tierra. Alex no nació así. Se forjó paso a paso, y este episodio es un relato de ese camino. Éste es el tercer repaso de las mejores entrevistas de la temporada 2017-2018 del podcast, votadas por los oyentes premium que nos siguen aportando unos dólares por mes en Patreon. El episodio con Alex obtuvo la posición #2. Fue increíble la cantidad de emprendedores que nos contactaron buscando conectar con él. Mientras seguimos preparando la tercera temporada, Fernando saca algunas nuevas conclusiones a este episodio: El ecosistema de emprendimiento en América Latina necesita mentores de mayor nivel y accesibilidad. Lo desconocido y/o condiciones desfavorables, pueden ser riesgos medidos y no deben detenernos. ¡Nos escuchamos pronto, en el podcast de Silicon Valley en español! ​LINKS Alex Mendez: Twitter | LinkedIn Storm Ventures: Sitio BÚSCANOS Escucha más entrevistas y encuentra nuestras redes sociales en elvalledelostercos.com HAGAMOS CRECER ESTE PODCAST Tú puedes hacer dos cosas: Aportar unos dólares por mes en Patreon Recomendar el programa a nuevos oyentes con una reseña en Apple Podcasts, un like en Spotify, o mandando a tus amigos y conocidos a elvalledelostercos.com. MÚSICA Pablo Calvi y Demon Verlaine. Escúchala en Spotify. EDICIÓN Mariano Graglia ​​​NOSOTROS Somos Fernando Franco y Diego Graglia. ​¡TE QUEREMOS! ​ #startups #emprendedores #latinos #SiliconValley #innovación #inspiración

We talk about quality of the soccer being played by our U20s in the Concacaf Championship, assess individual performances in some detail, give the new USMNT roster a once-over and welcome Alex Mendez to the podcast. 0:30 how the U20s have looked (not great despite the 26-2 margin of victory) 11:50 the good performers (Mendez, Servania, Llanez, Pomykal, Rennicks, Araujo) 26:00 the ok performers (Lindsey, Gloster, Scott) 29:00 the show-me-more performers (Angking, Real, Fontana, McKenzie, Ochoa, Amaya, Perez, Rogers, Torres) 32:35 the go homes after the group stage (Akinola, Dorsey) 34:50 who might be added to the roster when Ramos makes his changes 36:35 Sarachan’s roster for the USMNT friendlies with England and Italy 46:10 Interview with Alex Mendez, 18-year-old CM for the U.S. U20s and S.C. Freiburg

Let’s start with the bad news. Tyler Adams, Weston McKennie and Christian Pulisic will be absent for the upcoming friendlies against Colombia and Peru, but there are still a bunch of interesting players involved in the camp (Weah, Sargent, Novakovich, Amon, Cannon, Saief). We get into all that and discuss the lineup. 0:30 the big absences 11:29 new additions, Colombia, and the US goalkeeper and defense 24:35 the US midfield, forwards and wings 38:42 Short Corners: USWNT 11, Concacaf 0; Carleton's big upcoming offseason; Alex Mendez & Uly Llanez to Germany; Matias Almeyda to San Jose

Special guest Joey Anthone (@USAprospects) and I do a bare-bones run through the roster options for Tab Ramos. We also discuss the format of the U20 Men's Concacaf Championship, the roster rules and the changes that Ramos might make mid-tournament.

Joey Anthone (aka @USAProspects) joined the pod to comb through the U-20 player pool and we didn’t stop. Who will be available for November qualifying? We projected that. What are the biggest challenges for Tab Ramos? We explained them. What are the areas of strength in the pool? We pointed them out. Who will be the 6? Who will be the 9? Who will be the centerbacks? Check, check, check. And then we each gave a 20-man roster and answered several listener questions. Carve out time over multiple days because you won’t be able to handle this in one sitting. 0:30 Intro 8:25 Who will be available for U-20 World Cup qualifying? (Adams, Sargent, Weah. Amon — no; Taitague, Soto, McKenzie, Carleton, Durkin — it’s complicated; Ledezma, Mendez, Llanez, Booth — probably) 58:20 Who will be the No. 6 if DC United makes a run and gets into the playoffs with Durkin at the 6? 1:09:30 Who will be Mark McKenzie’s centerback partner? 1:21:40 Who will be the striker? 1:31:25 Areas of strength in the pool: fullbacks and wingers 1:52:30 How many guys will play up an age group? 1:59:25 Efra Alvarez discussion 2:13:10 Belz and Anthone give their ideal/realistic rosters for November qualifying 2:28:00 listener questions (lots of good ones and lots of good answers from Joey) Get in touch with us. We'd love to hear from you and our email is scuffedpod@gmail.com

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For our 91st episode I had the pleasure of speaking to diverse group of competitive gamers and personalities. We discussed the negative stigma associated with eSports and what steps are being taken to bring this very profitable side of gaming to the forefront. Our guests wereRoberto Bayde aka R0bskii- Roberto besides being a competitive gamer and now coach is also the mind behind R0bskiiTV on YouTube which spotlights tech and gaming. Rob shared a lot of personal insight into his gaming life and also announced that R0bskii TV will be undergoing some changes that gamers will appreciate.Alex Mendez aka Goldenboy- I had the privilege of meeting Alex during the DualShockers event and was impressed by his great color commentary skills during the gaming competition held at the event. Alex is also a competitive gamer and member of team Fear ProStephen Consentino- Stephen is a jack of all trades. Besides being the founder of Unveil NYC he is also a competitive gamer and captain of Team Unveil. Stephen was able to provide great insight into being a pro gamer but also the business side that is involved. Unveil NYC sponsors gamers and has an incredibly diverse profile with music,clothing being part of their brand.In speaking with all three of these guys I gained a greater understanding of eSports culture and the hard work that goes into competitive gaming. The incredible opportunities that present themselves to these guys is something many gamers would envy. Free gear, five and six figure payouts, sponsorships and of course recognition in gaming circles worldwide are definitely incentives to take your gaming to another level. Before speaking to these guys my understanding of eSports was limited and mostly negative due to some egocentric individuals I've come across that left a poor impression on me. I can proudly say I will support eSports as best as I can. I say this not only as a media outlet but as a gamer as well.If have any questions or are contemplating entering eSports I recommend you hit these guys up on twitter. They are friendly and are doing their part to make gaming better and more inviting for everyone.Roberto-@R0bskiiAlex-@GoldenboyFTWStephen-@Unveil_NYCIf you are a gaming and tech enthusiast make sure you check out R0bskiiTV as well.

For our 91st episode I had the pleasure of speaking to diverse group of competitive gamers and personalities. We discussed the negative stigma associated with eSports and what steps are being taken to bring this very profitable side of gaming to the forefront. Our guests wereRoberto Bayde aka R0bskii- Roberto besides being a competitive gamer and now coach is also the mind behind R0bskiiTV on YouTube which spotlights tech and gaming. Rob shared a lot of personal insight into his gaming life and also announced that R0bskii TV will be undergoing some changes that gamers will appreciate.Alex Mendez aka Goldenboy- I had the privilege of meeting Alex during the DualShockers event and was impressed by his great color commentary skills during the gaming competition held at the event. Alex is also a competitive gamer and member of team Fear ProStephen Consentino- Stephen is a jack of all trades. Besides being the founder of Unveil NYC he is also a competitive gamer and captain of Team Unveil. Stephen was able to provide great insight into being a pro gamer but also the business side that is involved. Unveil NYC sponsors gamers and has an incredibly diverse profile with music,clothing being part of their brand.In speaking with all three of these guys I gained a greater understanding of eSports culture and the hard work that goes into competitive gaming. The incredible opportunities that present themselves to these guys is something many gamers would envy. Free gear, five and six figure payouts, sponsorships and of course recognition in gaming circles worldwide are definitely incentives to take your gaming to another level. Before speaking to these guys my understanding of eSports was limited and mostly negative due to some egocentric individuals I’ve come across that left a poor impression on me. I can proudly say I will support eSports as best as I can. I say this not only as a media outlet but as a gamer as well.If have any questions or are contemplating entering eSports I recommend you hit these guys up on twitter. They are friendly and are doing their part to make gaming better and more inviting for everyone.Roberto-@R0bskiiAlex-@GoldenboyFTWStephen-@Unveil_NYCIf you are a gaming and tech enthusiast make sure you check out R0bskiiTV as well.