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Nick Johnson's ENS vote sparked days of backlash. He and co-founder Alex Van de Sande join Uneasy Money to explain what actually happened. ======================================================== Thank you to our sponsors! ⁠Cape: Your biggest crypto vulnerability isn't your wallet, it's your phone number. Cape is America's privacy-first mobile carrier that rotates your SIM identity daily and blocks SIM swaps before they happen. Get 33% off your first six months at ⁠https://cape.co/unchained⁠ (use code: UNCHAINED). ======================================================== A routine two year renewal for the ENS DAO's Security Council failed on chain this week, and Nick Johnson, founder and CEO of ENS Labs, voted against it with roughly 50% of the active supply. Some users on X have since cast him as the villain seizing a $130 million treasury. ENS co-founders Nick Johnson and Alex Van de Sande join Kain Warwick and Taylor Monahan to untangle what the vote means, and to defend a new proposal handing day-to-day treasury and protocol decisions to a foundation instead of the DAO. They trace how ENS's governance fight mirrors Aave's, why its treasury has trailed a savings account, why Johnson never trusted ETH-weighted voting, and why his conviction in token governance has weakened. The conversation lands on the question hanging over every well-funded DAO: once a protocol accumulates enough money to matter, can any voting mechanism decide who controls it? Hosts: ⁠Kain Warwick⁠ - Host of Uneasy Money and Founder of Infinex and Synthetix ⁠Taylor Monahan⁠ - Co-host of Uneasy Money and Security Expert Guests: Nick Johnson - Founder and CEO of ENS Labs Alex Van de Sande - Cofounder of ENS Timestamps

Nick Johnson's ENS vote sparked days of backlash. He and co-founder Alex Van de Sande join Uneasy Money to explain what actually happened. ======================================================== Thank you to our sponsors! ⁠Cape: Your biggest crypto vulnerability isn't your wallet, it's your phone number. Cape is America's privacy-first mobile carrier that rotates your SIM identity daily and blocks SIM swaps before they happen. Get 33% off your first six months at ⁠https://cape.co/unchained⁠ (use code: UNCHAINED). ======================================================== A routine two year renewal for the ENS DAO's Security Council failed on chain this week, and Nick Johnson, founder and CEO of ENS Labs, voted against it with roughly 50% of the active supply. Some users on X have since cast him as the villain seizing a $130 million treasury. ENS co-founders Nick Johnson and Alex Van de Sande join Kain Warwick and Taylor Monahan to untangle what the vote means, and to defend a new proposal handing day-to-day treasury and protocol decisions to a foundation instead of the DAO. They trace how ENS's governance fight mirrors Aave's, why its treasury has trailed a savings account, why Johnson never trusted ETH-weighted voting, and why his conviction in token governance has weakened. The conversation lands on the question hanging over every well-funded DAO: once a protocol accumulates enough money to matter, can any voting mechanism decide who controls it? Hosts: ⁠Kain Warwick⁠ - Host of Uneasy Money and Founder of Infinex and Synthetix ⁠Taylor Monahan⁠ - Co-host of Uneasy Money and Security Expert Guests: Nick Johnson - Founder and CEO of ENS Labs Alex Van de Sande - Cofounder of ENS Timestamps

Building a recognizable audience with more than 34,000 Instagram followers, Alex continues her varied professionaljourney posting quick-witted random thoughts of the day while walking in her East Nashville neighborhood. TheBrooklyn native's resume begins with modeling, speaking candidly about the one job that helped her but also led totypecasting. With twenty-seven music videos to her credit, along with TV shows and commercials, the former NashvilleModel of the Year details her most memorable movie role appearing in The Wolf on Wall Street. Add stand-up comicand animal rights activist to her long list of accomplishments and you'll learn how the actress landed in Nashville andwhy the pandemic almost killed her. AMONG THE TOPICS: HOW 9/11 CAUSED HER FAMILY TO MOVE, POSING FORAN ICONIC BRAND, WHY SHE'S A VEGETARIAN AND HOW INJURING HER KNEE CHANGED HER LIFE.

Building a recognizable audience with more than 34,000 Instagram followers, Alex continues her varied professionaljourney posting quick-witted random thoughts of the day while walking in her East Nashville neighborhood. TheBrooklyn native's resume begins with modeling, speaking candidly about the one job that helped her but also led totypecasting. With twenty-seven music videos to her credit, along with TV shows and commercials, the former NashvilleModel of the Year details her most memorable movie role appearing in The Wolf on Wall Street. Add stand-up comicand animal rights activist to her long list of accomplishments and you'll learn how the actress landed in Nashville andwhy the pandemic almost killed her. AMONG THE TOPICS: HOW 9/11 CAUSED HER FAMILY TO MOVE, POSING FORAN ICONIC BRAND, WHY SHE'S A VEGETARIAN AND HOW INJURING HER KNEE CHANGED HER LIFE.

Hot Topic Topic: Why the Constitutional Court Blocked Parts of the National Health Act Guest: Professor Alex van der Heever: Wits School of Governance

Scott gives an update on the podcast break and interviews his college teammate and new Falcons QB coach, Alex Van Pelt. They discuss AVP bringing Deacon Frey to a Falcons practice, his playing career with Joe Montana and Jim Kelly, and much more. Plus, he is joined by Gary Cooper from Mountain Trust Realty. Support the show: http://kaplanandcrew.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott gives an update on the podcast break and interviews his college teammate and new Falcons QB coach, Alex Van Pelt. They discuss AVP bringing Deacon Frey to a Falcons practice, his playing career with Joe Montana and Jim Kelly, and much more. Plus, he is joined by Gary Cooper from Mountain Trust Realty. Support the show: http://kaplanandcrew.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott gives an update on the podcast break and interviews his college teammate and new Falcons QB coach, Alex Van Pelt. They discuss AVP bringing Deacon Frey to a Falcons practice, his playing career with Joe Montana and Jim Kelly, and much more. Plus, he is joined by Gary Cooper from Mountain Trust Realty. Support the show: http://kaplanandcrew.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Met het onverwachte overlijden van Astrid H. Roemer verloor de Nederlandstalige literatuur een van haar meest eigenzinnige stemmen. Een avond over haar nalatenschap met letterkundigen en schrijvers Dr. Karin Amatmoekrim en Dr. Cynthia Abrahams-Devid, journalist en correspondent Nina Jurna, emeritus hoogleraar Caraïbische geschiedenis Professor Alex van Stipriaan, kunsthistoricus en dichter Christl Wolfram en moderator Stuart Kensenhuis.In haar literaire werken en uitspraken gaf Astrid H. Roemer woorden aan de koloniale erfenis, migratie, familieverbanden, racisme en het vrouwelijk en queerperspectief – altijd scherp, poëtisch en soms heel persoonlijk. Want Roemer was voor niemand bang, schuwde geen controverse en liet zich niet de mond snoeren door kritiek.Deze avond bespreken we onder meer haar doorbraakroman Over de gekte van een vrouw, haar bekroning met de P.C. Hooft-prijs, de controverse rond haar uitspraken over Desi Bouterse bij het winnen van de Prijs der Nederlandse Letteren, haar reis naar Brazilië en haar betekenis voor veel vrouwen.Programmamaker: Britt van RossumModerator: Stuart KensenhuisZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you've ever felt like fisheries management was too complicated, too political, or too far above your pay grade to matter — this episode is for you. Jamie sits down with Alex Van Hine (Fish Northwest) and Phillip Olson (Badger Fishing) for a straight-talk conversation about what's actually broken in Washington's salmon fishery management process — and what you can do about it.In this episode:Why the North of Falcon process is brokenHow exploitation rate math gives one side a negotiating advantageThe advisory group issue: who's in the room, who should be, and why it mattersWhy showing up in person to public meetings — even silently — changes the outcomeHow to get involved starting right now, even if you've never been to a meetingTimestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 01:00 – Philip's background and how Badger Fishing took off 08:00 – Alex's background: La Conner, San Juans, and getting serious about NOF 14:00 – What's actually broken in the North of Falcon process 18:00 – The Stillaguamish fin-clip problem explained 25:00 – The structural problem: time, scheduling, and communication 29:00 – The Puget Sound Sport Fishing Advisory Group: what it is and what's wrong 43:00 – How to get involved and why your voice matters 56:00 – Fish return numbers, NOF2 in Lynnwood, and the road to June 01:04:00 – Closing tradition question and where to follow Alex and PhilipKey Takeaways:The North of Falcon process is broken by design, not by the people inside it.The most constrained stock in Puget Sound is a hatchery-marked fish we're actively keeping — that needs to change.Exploitation rate numbers aren't equal between co-managers, and that shapes every negotiation.The advisory group needs active NOF participants, not appointed seat-fillers.800,000 people buy Washington fishing licenses — 1/10th of 1% showing up would change everything.You don't have to speak to matter. Just being in the room sends a message.Your voice matters more than you thinkResources & Links:Fish Northwest: https://www.fishnorthwest.orgBadger Fishing (Phillip Olson): Search "Badger Fishing" on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or Facebook @badgerfishingnwAlex Van Hine (Instagram): @reelpnw_avhWDFW: https://wdfw.wa.gov/aboutWant the full structured learning experience? Join the waitlist for Anglers Unlimited Gold membership at https://anglersunlimited.co/goldAbout the Podcast: Fishing for a Reason is the Pacific Northwest saltwater fishing education podcast for new anglers and families who want to catch more salmon, halibut, lingcod, shrimp, and crab in Washington waters. Hosted by Jamie & Scott Propst from Anglers Unlimited, each episode delivers practical techniques, local knowledge, and expert insights to help you get off the couch and into the fish. Perfect for relocated professionals, military families, and boaters who are just getting into fishing.

Novena emissió de la catorzena temporada de Per determinar inaugurada per la veu del nostre amic i humorista radiofònic i presentador dels programes “Las noches de Ortega” i “Transmite la Ser”, el Juan Carlos Ortega. Hem parlat amb el nostre amic meteoròleg, l'Alex Van der Laan, que ens ha explicat la seva experiència signant el seu primer llibre al Sant Jordi d'enguany. I ens ha fet la previsió de temps de l'estiu. Hem conegut a l'Enric Palà, l'aventurer Manresà que ha decidit emprendre l'aventura d'anar desde Manresa fins a Japó en bici. Hem parlat de l'aventura i tot el que està suposant per ell. I ens acompanyat per 4a vegada el nostre amic i 128è President de la Generalitat de Catalunya, el molt honorable Jose Montilla, amb qui ens hem posat al dia, hem parlat de l'actualitat i l'hem fet una sorpresa amb la trucada de la Montse Tura, qui va ser consellera de Justicia a la seva etapa com a President. Una estona per compartir anècdotes i política. A la pregunta de convidat a convidat la cuinera Gessami Caramés, la presentadora del programa Cuines de TV3, li deixa una pregunta. I com no, per acabar el programa el Joan Camps porta el seu "Punt i final".

Duane Inglin is joined In-Studio by Guest Phillip Olson (Badger Fishing) & Alex Van Hine (Fish Northwest) The North of Falcon Process The guys navigate their way through the complexities involved with the Salmon Season Setting Process that is known as North of Falcon (NOF). Is the process broken, are there any good options coming out of this process or is it time for a reset. Tune in and listen to these gentlemen discuss their experience this year and some of the take-aways... Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In aflevering 274 nemen we jullie mee terug naar de fantastische Zoo Inside-dag van begin februari. Tijdens een boeiende paneldiscussie met Marc Damen, Alex van Hooff en Erik van Vliet bespraken we diverse stellingen en deelden zij hun unieke inzichten. ➤ Ga in 2026 mee op dierentuinreis! Meer informatie op: www.zooinsidereis.nl ➤ Volg Zoo Inside op Facebook: www.facebook.com/zooinsidepodcast ➤ Volg Zoo Inside op Instagram: www.instagram.com/zooinside_podcast ➤ Abonneer Zoo Inside op YouTube: youtube.com/@zooinside?si=-8dI12S9Fx24Bm_l

22.02.2026 - Rêves, visions et prophéties (Alex Van Laren) by Eglise La Cité

Session 6 - Testimony (Alex Van Laren) by Eglise La Cité

Session 4 - The Early Days - Panel discussion (Rob Forbes, Lance & Tanya De Ruig, Alex Van Laren) by Eglise La Cité

Rangers are fighting an uphill battle against rhino poaching in South Africa's Kruger National Park. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, poaching is expected to spike, as it did in 2024. Despite dehorning programmes and stronger arrests, convictions, and prosecutions, 35 rhinos were lost in the first weeks of 2025 alone. The pursuit by transnational syndicates remains relentless. To strengthen its response, SANParks has partnered with the Tracker Academy to retrain field rangers in advanced man‑tracking and bushcraft skills. Manager Alex van den Heever told BizNews the initiative is groundbreaking. The focus, he explained, is not on chasing poachers but on tracking the rhinos themselves and proactively protecting them before syndicates strike. It's an approach that has been used before, but the Tracker Academy aims to embed it permanently in Kruger, a park whose rhino population has been decimated by poaching from 12,000 a decade ago to just 2,000 today.

(00:00) The guys react to reports of Drake Maye working out at Gillette in the cold. Zolak says Maye is showing the new brass he's ready for next year. They also talk about Tom Brady and Mac Jones wearing scuba suits to handle the cold during games. (10:30) Zolak and Bertrand ask Milliken why he's not in Fort Myers for Spring Training. They then chat with McKone about his hopes for the weather during the Boston Marathon, past weather patterns on Patriot’s Day, and how he's preparing. They also discuss Alex Van Pelt joining the Los Angeles Rams' offensive staff. (23:30) The crew discusses rumors of the NFL changing the kickoff rules again. Beetle wants to eliminate the kickoff altogether. Everyone agrees the rules from last season were not effective. They also debate what could be done to make field goals more challenging. (35:42) Today’s Takeaways.

HR4 - Back to the conversation about Alex Van Pelt and explaining why the playcalling isn't the biggest issue the Pats need to fix in the offseason. Then, a new segment looking at the latest news in "What Else?" And, the Celtics pulled off a big win in Minnesota, but the Bruins fell to the Rangers.

HR1 - Mego comes out firing off the top about the potential fall guy for the Patriots being Alex Van Pelt and canning the only coach who has improved during the season being a big mistake. Then, all the Patriots need to do to secure the top overall draft pick is to lose this Sunday. Is that the right move? And, it feels obvious from an outside perspective what the Pats should do, but its hard to tell a locker room full of competitors that.

Jones and Keefe talked about the future of the Patriots coaching staff, particularly offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt.

Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt addresses the media on Thursday, January 2, 2025.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(0:00) Should the Patriots bring Alex Van Pelt as Offensive Coordinator in 2025? (9:49) Some draft prospects...and coaching implications...for the Patriots in the Rose Bowl between Ohio State and Oregon. (19:34) The callers weigh in on all that the guys have discussed. (30:24) Are the Red Sox still in the sweepstakes to sign Alex Bregman?

Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt addresses the media on Thursday, December 26, 2024.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(0:00) The second hour opens with discussion on the Celtics loss to the Bulls and Joe Mazzulla being fired up at the end of the game. (10:22) The callers weigh in on an Agenda Free Friday! (18:55) Chris Gasper of The Boston Globe joins the show and talks about the latest with the Patriots. (32:17) Thoughts on the offensive play calling of Alex Van Pelt.

Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt addresses the media on Thursday, December 19, 2024.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Arcand and Hart react to Patriots' offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt's comments about his relationship with the Kraft family. Plus, an ugly season for the New York Jets just got even worse.

Bill Belichick reached out to the Jets before accepting the UNC job, proves the NFL doesn't want him. Is Drake Maye becoming frustrated with Jerod Mayo? Hunter Henry tries to stay consistent regardless of wins and losses.

New England Patriots' QB Drake Maye joined WEEI Afternoons with Arcand and Hart to discuss how he deals with frustrating losses, address his relationship with OC Alex Van Pelt, and talk about how much input he has in the play-calling on offense.

Alex Van Pelt is asked about how he forgot about Marcus Jones, Mayo's conservative play calling, whether or not he will be back next season and more!

  (0:00) Thoughts on Drake Maye's performance in the loss to the Colts.  (11:26) The callers weigh in on the Patriots and all that the guys have discussed.  (21:08) are the guys coming around on Alex Van Pelt as the Patriots Offensive Coordinator?  (30:29) More caller reaction to the Patriots loss to the Colts.   

(00:00) Zolak, McKone, and Phil Perry kick off the second hour breaking down the Patriots offense and Alex Van Pelt not using Marcus Jones. (12:03) The crew and Phil Perry come back from break discussing when Robert Kraft will be inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame.  (22:20) Zo, McKone, and Perry get into Read and React.  (35:40) The guys and Phil Perry end the hour discussing Patriots wide receivers.

  (0:00) Alex Van Pelt didn't know Marcus Jones could be involved in some offensive plays?  (15:18) The callers weigh in on the Patriots, Red Sox, and Bruins.  (20:55) More caller reaction to all that the guys have discussed.  (28:18) The latest Mazz's Tiers!  

(0:00) Resetting thoughts on Alex Van Pelt not knowing that Marcus Jones could play on the offensive side of the ball.  (11:50) The callers weigh in on all that the guys have discussed.  (23:10) The Email of the Day!  (34:50) The Final Word!

(00:00) Zolak and Bertrand kick off the second hour by welcoming Albert Breer into the studio to discuss the Patriots' coaching against the Rams. Did coaching lose this game? (10:43) The guys, along with Albert Breer, dive right back in to discuss how Alex Van Pelt has done a better job in his role than Jerod Mayo and Eliot Wolf have in theirs. (19:42) The crew, alongside Albert Breer, wonder where the Patriots should rank in the NFL Power Rankings and which teams they are better than. (30:40) Zo and Beetle, along with Albert Breer, close out the second hour discussing the Patriots' upcoming matchup against the Miami Dolphins.

(00:00) Zolak and Bertrand, along with Albert Breer, kick off the third hour discussing Breer's calls around the NFL to get an evaluation of Alex Van Pelt. (8:53) The crew, alongside Albert Breer, wonders if the Patriots should have cleared house entirely after moving on from Bill Belichick. How much blame should be on Eliot Wolf? (21:51) The guys, along with Albert Breer, get right back to it, discussing Jerod Mayo denying reports that the Patriots sought advice on handling Drake Maye. (31:46) Zo and Beetle, along with Albert Breer, close out the third hour with calls and reactions to everything from the past three hours.  

(00:00) Zolak and Bertrand kick off the fourth hour by discussing CBS Sports' ranking of the Patriots as the 23rd team in the NFL. Are the Patriots overrated? (11:15) The crew gets right back to it, discussing the Patriots' offensive scheme. Is Alex Van Pelt setting this offense up for success? (25:14) The guys jump back into it wondering if you had to move on from either Jerod Mayo, Alex Van Pelt, or Eliot Wolf who would it be? (36:42) Zo and Beetle close out the fourth hour with Today's Takeaways on callers who need guidance.

(00:00) Zolak and Bertrand kick off the second hour by discussing the Celtics' statement win over the undefeated Cavaliers in the second game of the Emirates NBA Cup. (9:06) The guys get right back to it by discussing the coaching situation with the Bruins, how safe Don Sweeney's job is, and whether we could see him gone next. (21:55) The crew jumps back in to discuss Albert Breer's calls around the NFL to get an evaluation of Alex Van Pelt. (29:22) Zo and Beetle close out the second hour by welcoming Patriots center David Andrews to the show to discuss the Patriots as they prepare to play the Dolphins on Sunday.

(0:00) The second hour opens with some discussion on how bad the Chicago Bears are.  (12:33) Caller reaction to the Patriots win over the Bears.  (23:15) How was the offensive play calling of Alex Van Pelt in Sunday's win?  (32:11) More callers on the Patriots week 10 win.

Tom Curran and Phil Perry react to Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt's press conference on Thursday morning, and more about the team's decision to make the move to Drake Maye at quarterback. 1:05- Tom and Phil offer immediate reaction to Alex Van Pelt's press conference and the decision to go to Drake Maye at QB3:05- Why the team feels confident about Maye's chances of success against the Texans pass rush6:25- Is Alex Van Pelt going to be okay with Maye playing ‘off-script' in this offense?7:35- How much of an issue is it that the news came out before Jerod Mayo was ready to share it?10:45- Is there any chance of an upset vs. the Texans? WATCH every episode of the Patriots Talk podcast on YouTubeFollow NBC Sports Boston:NBCSportsBoston.comX @NBCSpatriotsFacebookInstagramTikTok

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the show discussing what Alex Van Pelt had to say about the Patriots starting Drake Maye.  (15:35) The callers weigh in on the Patriots.  (26:17) Was the loss to the Dolphins the worst loss since Tom Brady left the Patriots?  (32:10) The latest Mazz's Tiers!

(0:00) Should Alex Van Pelt's job as offensive coordinator be in jeopardy?  (13:03) Has Christian Gonzalez been the lone bright spot for the Patriots in recent weeks?  (21:32) The guys reset their thoughts on Jeremy Swayman and his new contract with the Bruins.  (28:35) A lightning round of callers on all that the guys have discussed.

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the show discussing Alex Van Pelt and the job he has done as offensive coordinator so far.  (14:11) The callers weigh in on the Patriots and their coaching staff.  (24:54) Thoughts on what Alex Van Pelt had to say about the offensive line in the loss to the 49ers.  (32:55) The latest Mazz's Tiers!

(0:00) Felger, Mazz & Murray discuss what Alex Van Pelt could do to improve the Patriots' offense. (12:30) Which underperforming team is the most likely landing spot for Bill Belichick next year? (23:33) Commanders are thrilled about landing Daniels over Maye. (36:14) The Final Word!

(0:00) The final hour opens with the guys resetting their thoughts on Alex Van Pelt and the Patriots offense.  (14:29) The callers weigh in on all that the guys have discussed.  (23:46) The Email of the Day!  (36:35) The Final Word!

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the show discussing the Patriots week 1 upset of the Cincinnati Bengals.  (13:06) The callers weigh in on the Patriots big win.  (26:09) Thoughts on the playcalling of offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt.  (33:39) How was the performance of Jacoby Brissett in week 1?

Tom Curran flies solo and breaks down everything we learned from offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt about the status of the QB competition ahead of the preseason finale vs. the Commanders.1:00- Tom reacts to Van Pelt's comments on Thursday and explains why the development of Drake Maye is ahead of schedule7:40- Tom makes the case for why the team is right to go with Jacoby Brissett to start the season (assuming they do!)13:10- Tom shares his thoughts on roster cutdowns and what to expect in the final preseason gameWatch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_lXzTszmiXMSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(0:00) The final hour opens with some discussion on Bill Belichick and the possibility of him being elected into the Hall of Fame as early as next year.  (12:57) Some thoughts on what Patriots Offensive Coordinator Alex Van Pelthad to say to the media yesterday.  (26:53) The Email of the Day! Plus, final callers on an Agenda Free Friday.  (38:04) The Final Word!

(0:00) Murray, Mazz, and McCarthy reacts to Benjamin Solak's ranking of every NFL team's coaching staff  (11:59) The guys share their thoughts about Alex Van Pelt and his development of Drake Maye (23:57) More thoughts on the Patriots and Alex Van Pelt (32:54) Mazz give his tiers of the worst Boston sports head coaches of all time

(0:00) Murray, Mazz, and McCarthy start the final hour giving an outlook on the Red Sox going into September (12:10) The guys reset their thoughts on Alex Van Pelt and the Patriots (21:58) Murray reads email of the day and answer final calls  (35:56) The Final Word!