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Jessie Cervantes en Vivo
Entrevista con César Costa - 04 Septiembre 26

Jessie Cervantes en Vivo

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2026 21:31


Acompaña a Jessie Cervantes en un encuentro histórico con el gran César Costa. En una charla llena de nostalgia, la leyenda del entretenimiento repasa sus inicios musicales y su salto al rock and roll con Los Camisas Negras, el divertido caos de improvisar en La Carabina de Ambrosio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liturgia de las Horas
Vísperas - Viernes de la XXI Semana del Tiempo Ordinario

Liturgia de las Horas

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2026 11:26


Nació en Tagaste (África) el año 354; después de una juventud algo desviada doctrinal y moralmente, se convirtió, estando en Milán, y el año 387 fue bautizado por el obispo Ambrosio. Vuelto a su patria, llevó una vida dedicada al ascetismo, y fue elegido obispo de Hipona. Durante treinta y cuatro años, en que ejerció este ministerio, fue un modelo para su grey, a la que dio una sólida formación por medio de sus sermones y de sus numerosos escritos, con los que contribuyó en gran manera a una mayor profundización de la fe cristiana contra los errores doctrinales de su tiempo. Murió el año 430.

Lectio Divina del Evangelio
San Agustín, Obispo y Doctor

Lectio Divina del Evangelio

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2026


San Agustín Mt 23,8-12 23,8 En cuanto a ustedes, no se hagan llamar 'maestro', porque no tienen más que un Maestro y todos ustedes son hermanos. 23,9 A nadie en el mundo llamen 'padre', porque no tienen sino uno, el Padre celestial. 23,10 No se dejen llamar tampoco 'doctores', porque sólo tienen un Doctor, que es el Mesías. 23,11 El más grande entre ustedes será el que los sirva, 23,12 porque el que se ensalza será humillado, y el que se humilla será ensalzado». Memoria de San Agustín Benedicto XVI nos habla sobre San Agustín Quiero volver a las meditaciones sobre los Padres de la Iglesia y hablar hoy del Padre más grande de la Iglesia latina, san Agustín: hombre de pasión y de fe, de altísima inteligencia y de incansable solicitud pastoral. Este gran santo y doctor de la Iglesia a menudo es conocido, al menos de fama, incluso por quienes ignoran el cristianismo o no tienen familiaridad con él, porque dejó una huella profundísima en la vida cultural de Occidente y de todo el mundo. Por su singular relevancia, san Agustín ejerció una influencia enorme y podría afirmarse, por una parte, que todos los caminos de la literatura latina cristiana llevan a Hipona (hoy Anaba, en la costa de Argelia), lugar donde era obispo; y, por otra, que de esta ciudad del África romana, de la que san Agustín fue obispo desde el año 395 hasta su muerte, en el año 430, parten muchas otras sendas del cristianismo sucesivo y de la misma cultura occidental. Pocas veces una civilización ha encontrado un espíritu tan grande, capaz de acoger sus valores y de exaltar su riqueza intrínseca, inventando ideas y formas de las que se alimentarían las generaciones posteriores, como subrayó también Pablo VI:  «Se puede afirmar que todo el pensamiento de la antigüedad confluye en su obra y que de ella derivan corrientes de pensamiento que empapan  toda  la  tradición doctrinal de los  siglos  posteriores» (AAS, 62, 1970, p. 426:  L'Osservatore Romano, edición en lengua española, 31 de mayo de 1970, p. 10). San Agustín es, además, el Padre de la Iglesia que ha dejado el mayor número de obras. Su biógrafo, Posidio, dice:  parecía imposible que un hombre pudiera escribir tanto durante su vida. En un próximo encuentro hablaremos de estas diversas obras. Hoy nuestra atención se centrará en su vida, que puede reconstruirse a través de sus escritos, y en particular de las Confesiones, su extraordinaria autobiografía espiritual, escrita para alabanza de Dios, que es su obra más famosa. Las Confesiones, precisamente por su atención a la interioridad y a la psicología, constituyen un modelo único en la literatura occidental, y no sólo occidental, incluida la no religiosa, hasta la modernidad. Esta atención a la vida espiritual, al misterio del yo, al misterio de Dios que se esconde en el yo, es algo extraordinario, sin precedentes, y permanece para siempre, por decirlo así, como una "cumbre" espiritual. Pero, volvamos a su vida. San Agustín nació en Tagaste, en la provincia de Numidia, en el África romana, el 13 de noviembre del año 354. Era hijo de Patricio, un pagano que después fue catecúmeno, y de Mónica, cristiana fervorosa. Esta mujer apasionada, venerada como santa, ejerció en su hijo una enorme influencia y lo educó en la fe cristiana. San Agustín había recibido también la sal, como signo de la acogida en el catecumenado. Y siempre quedó fascinado por la figura de Jesucristo; más aún, dice que siempre amó a Jesús, pero que se alejó cada vez más de la fe eclesial, de la práctica eclesial, como sucede también hoy a muchos jóvenes. San Agustín tenía también un hermano, Navigio, y una hermana, cuyo nombre desconocemos, la cual, tras quedar viuda, fue superiora de un monasterio femenino. El muchacho, de agudísima inteligencia, recibió una buena educación, aunque no siempre fue un estudiante ejemplar. En cualquier caso, estudió bien la gramática, primero en su ciudad natal y después en Madaura y, a partir del año 370, retórica en Cartago, capital del África romana:  llegó a dominar perfectamente el latín, pero no alcanzó el mismo dominio en griego, ni aprendió el púnico, la lengua de sus paisanos. Precisamente en Cartago san Agustín leyó por primera vez el Hortensius, obra de Cicerón que después se perdió y que se sitúa en el inicio de su camino hacia la conversión. Ese texto ciceroniano despertó en él el amor por la sabiduría, como escribirá, siendo ya obispo, en las Confesiones:  «Aquel libro cambió mis aficiones» hasta el punto de que «de repente me pareció vil toda vana esperanza, y con increíble ardor de corazón deseaba la inmortalidad de la sabiduría» (III, 4, 7). Pero, dado que estaba convencido de que sin Jesús no puede decirse que se ha encontrado efectivamente la verdad, y dado que en ese libro apasionante faltaba ese nombre, al acabar de leerlo comenzó a leer la Escritura, la Biblia. Pero quedó decepcionado, no sólo porque el estilo latino de la traducción de la sagrada Escritura era deficiente, sino también porque el mismo contenido no le pareció satisfactorio. En las narraciones de la Escritura sobre guerras y otras vicisitudes humanas no encontraba la altura de la filosofía, el esplendor de la búsqueda de la verdad, propio de la filosofía. Sin embargo, no quería vivir sin Dios; buscaba una religión que respondiera a su deseo de verdad y también a su deseo de acercarse a Jesús. De esta manera, cayó en la red de los maniqueos, que se presentaban como cristianos y prometían una religión totalmente racional. Afirmaban que el mundo se divide en dos principios: el bien y el mal. Así se explicaría toda la complejidad de la historia humana. También la moral dualista atraía a san Agustín, pues implicaba una moral muy elevada para los elegidos; quienes, como él, se adherían a esa moral podían llevar una vida mucho más adecuada a la situación de la época, especialmente los jóvenes. Por tanto, se hizo maniqueo, convencido en ese momento de que había encontrado la síntesis entre racionalidad, búsqueda de la verdad y amor a Jesucristo. Y sacó también una ventaja concreta para su vida:  la adhesión a los maniqueos abría fáciles perspectivas de carrera. Adherirse a esa religión, que contaba con muchas personalidades influyentes, le permitía seguir su relación con una mujer y progresar en su carrera. De esa mujer tuvo un hijo, Adeodato, al que quería mucho, muy inteligente, que después estaría presente en su preparación para el bautismo junto al lago de Como, participando en los Diálogos que san Agustín nos dejó. Por desgracia, el muchacho falleció prematuramente. Cuando tenía alrededor de veinte años, fue profesor de gramática en su ciudad natal, pero pronto regresó a Cartago, donde se convirtió en un brillante y famoso maestro de retórica. Con el paso del tiempo, sin embargo, comenzó a alejarse de la fe de los maniqueos, que le decepcionaron precisamente desde el punto de vista intelectual, pues eran incapaces de resolver sus dudas; se trasladó a Roma y después a Milán, donde residía entonces la corte imperial y donde había obtenido un puesto de prestigio, por recomendación del prefecto de Roma, el pagano Simaco, que era hostil al obispo de Milán, san Ambrosio. En Milán, san Agustín adquirió la costumbre de escuchar, al inicio con el fin de enriquecer su bagaje retórico, las bellísimas predicaciones del obispo san Ambrosio, que había sido representante del emperador para el norte de Italia. El retórico africano quedó fascinado por la palabra del gran prelado milanés; y no sólo por su retórica. Sobre todo el contenido fue tocando cada vez más su corazón. El gran problema del Antiguo Testamento, de la falta de belleza retórica y de altura filosófica, se resolvió con las predicaciones de san Ambrosio, gracias a la interpretación tipológica del Antiguo Testamento:  san Agustín comprendió que todo el Antiguo Testamento es un camino hacia Jesucristo. De este modo, encontró la clave para comprender la belleza, la profundidad, incluso filosófica, del Antiguo Testamento; y comprendió toda la unidad del misterio de Cristo en la historia, así como la síntesis entre filosofía, racionalidad y fe en el Logos, en Cristo, Verbo eterno, que se hizo carne. Pronto san Agustín se dio cuenta de que la interpretación alegórica de la Escritura y la filosofía neoplatónica del obispo de Milán le permitían resolver las dificultades intelectuales que, cuando era más joven, en su primer contacto con los textos bíblicos, le habían parecido insuperables. Así, tras la lectura de los escritos de los filósofos, san Agustín se dedicó a hacer una nueva lectura de la Escritura y sobre todo de las cartas de san Pablo. Por tanto, la conversión al cristianismo, el 15 de agosto del año 386, llegó al final de un largo y agitado camino interior, del que hablaremos en otra catequesis. Se trasladó al campo, al norte de Milán, junto al lago de Como, con su madre Mónica, su hijo Adeodato y un pequeño grupo de amigos, para prepararse al bautismo. Así, a los 32 años, san Agustín fue bautizado por san Ambrosio el 24 de abril del año 387, durante la Vigilia pascual, en la catedral de Milán. Después del bautismo, san Agustín decidió regresar a África con sus amigos, con la idea de llevar vida en común, al estilo monástico, al servicio de Dios. Pero en Ostia, mientras esperaba para embarcarse, su madre repentinamente se enfermó y poco más tarde murió, destrozando el corazón de su hijo. Tras regresar finalmente a su patria, el convertido se estableció en Hipona para fundar allí un monasterio. En esa ciudad de la costa africana, a pesar de resistirse, fue ordenado presbítero en el año 391 y comenzó con algunos compañeros la vida monástica en la que pensaba desde hacía bastante tiempo, repartiendo su tiempo entre la oración, el estudio y la predicación. Quería dedicarse sólo al servicio de la verdad; no se sentía llamado a la vida pastoral, pero después comprendió que la llamada de Dios significaba ser pastor entre los demás y así ofrecerles el don de la verdad. En Hipona, cuatro años después, en el año 395, fue consagrado obispo. Al seguir profundizando en el estudio de las Escrituras y de los textos de la tradición cristiana, san Agustín se convirtió en un obispo ejemplar por su incansable compromiso pastoral:  predicaba varias veces a la semana a sus fieles, ayudaba a los pobres y a los huérfanos, cuidaba la formación del clero y la organización de monasterios femeninos y masculinos. En poco tiempo, el antiguo retórico se convirtió en uno de los exponentes más importantes del cristianismo de esa época:  muy activo en el gobierno de su diócesis, también con notables implicaciones civiles, en sus más de 35 años de episcopado, el obispo de Hipona influyó notablemente en la dirección de la Iglesia católica del África romana y, más en general, en el cristianismo de su tiempo, afrontando tendencias religiosas y herejías tenaces y disgregadoras, como el maniqueísmo, el donatismo y el pelagianismo, que ponían en peligro la fe cristiana en el Dios único y rico en misericordia. Y san Agustín se encomendó a Dios cada día, hasta el final de su vida:  afectado por la fiebre mientras la ciudad de Hipona se encontraba asediada desde hacía casi tres meses por los vándalos invasores, como cuenta su amigo Posidio en la Vita Augustini, el obispo pidió que le transcribieran con letras grandes los salmos penitenciales "y pidió que colgaran las hojas en la pared de enfrente, de manera que desde la cama, durante su enfermedad, los podía ver y leer, y lloraba intensamente sin interrupción" (31, 2). Así pasaron los últimos días de la vida de san Agustín, que falleció el 28 de agosto del año 430, sin haber cumplido los 76 años. A sus obras, a su mensaje y a su experiencia interior dedicaremos los próximos encuentros. Benedicto XVI

Mexico Business Now
'Are You Leaving Money on the Table Due to Your Coffee?' by Arturo Ambrosio, Founder, Café Cielo de Oro

Mexico Business Now

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2026 9:49


The following article of the Agribusiness & Food industry is: 'Are You Leaving Money on the Table Due to Your Coffee?' by Arturo Ambrosio, Founder, Café Cielo de Oro. 

ARTMATTERS
#80 Spectacular! Leo Ambrosio, ARTMATTERS' Youngest Guest (Bonus Episode)

ARTMATTERS

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 6, 2026 27:56


Welcome back to a very special episode of ARTMATTERS: The Podcast for Artists. This BONUS mini episode celebrates Episode #80 of the Pod - and features a very special guest. The youngest one in ARTMATTERS history, in fact.Before we begin, I want to take a moment to say thank you. To everyone who's listened, shared the show, supported on Patreon, and to all the artists and friends who kept telling me to keep going over these past four years. Because projects like this are funny. They don't come with obvious signs that they're working. There's no paycheck. And because it takes so much time, out of my own studio practice and out of the time artists generously give me, there have definitely been moments where I've had to ask myself not whether I believe in it, but whether the value is worth what it costs everyone involved. And whenever I've hit those moments, there have always been people who reminded me that these conversations matter. Thank you.Since we're hitting 80 this week I'll also mention that incorporating video into this project has definitely added to the overhead and time the show requires. So in the spirit of an NPR pledge drive, if you've been here a while and you're in a position to support, becoming a patron or making a one-time donation would mean a lot. I want to keep this show listener supported and ad-free as long as I can so if you'd like to help, that's the best way to do it. My guest today is Leo Ambrosio. Leo is eleven years old, going into the sixth grade, and he recently exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum. It began with a program called the Basquiat Project. The Basquiat Project is an arts education program developed by the Brooklyn Nets in partnership with the New York City Department of Education. It ran in fifty Brooklyn middle and high schools, asking students to make work about bullying, anxiety, and how you move through it. Out of everyone who submitted, about a hundred pieces made it into the show at the Brooklyn Museum.Leo was one of them. For today's episode, Leo and his mom joined me in my Bushwick studio. Leo got his hands dirty and helped me prepare some new paintings, then we sat down with the mics and had this conversation. We talk about Leo's mixed media painting that was selected for the Basquiat Project, about finishing a painting and second guessing yourself, about Frida Kahlo and the Knicks trophy and drawing hands and art camp.  Enjoy the episode!The Basquiat Project Patreon Isaac MannLeo Ambrosio 

El Ocaso De Roma
Ep 114. Los concilios de Aquilea y Roma (381 - 382) + La rebelión de Magno Máximo.

El Ocaso De Roma

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 2, 2026 70:02


Se tambalea el imperio occidental, aquejado en sus fronteras, mientras en los salones de las capitales se libra una guerra muy distinta: la del poder y los dogmas. Oriente ha movido sus piezas. Teodosio, mediante el Concilio de Constantinopla, ha elevado su capital a la cima de la cristiandad. Pero Occidente no va a arrodillarse sin más ante la "Nueva Roma". Así, de la mano de dos figuras titánicas, el obispo Ambrosio de Milán y el astuto papa Dámaso, Occidente lanza su contraataque. Nacen así los concilios de Aquilea y de Roma. Auténticos "contraconcilios" diseñados para recordar a Constantinopla que la primacía espiritual no se dicta por decreto político, sino por la sangre de los mártires. Asistimos al preciso instante en que la Iglesia toma las riendas de un Occidente huérfano de liderazgo. Porque, amigos, mientras los clérigos debaten y el pusilánime emperador Graciano se aleja de las funciones de gobierno, el tejido social se desangra. A los soldados curtidos en el barro del Rin y de Britania no les importan las sutilezas teológicas; de los concilios no se come. Las legiones claman por orden y por un líder férreo que les devuelva la dignidad perdida. ¡Exigen un Teodosio para Occidente! Y esa chispa, esa esperanza, brilla en las brumas de Britania. Allí, un general hispano, invicto y de la vieja guardia, observa la mediocridad reinante mientras algo se prepara en los cuarteles. El golpe de mano, el giro brusco de timón por parte de los soldados descontentos, es solo ya cuestión de tiempo. Bienvenidos al episodio 114 de El Ocaso de Roma Enlace a "Los resúmenes de El Ocaso de Roma": https://go.ivoox.com/sq/2833753 Web oficial de EODR: http://www.elocasoderoma.com Web oficial de Vestigia: www.vestigiapodcast.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carlosdemiguelpodcaster/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elocasoderoma/ Canal de Telegram: https://t.me/elocasoderoma Canal de WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb3LiUYLSmbTrjIjmJ0x Twitter (X): @elocasoderoma Novelas: https://www.planetadelibros.com/autor/carlos-de-miguel/000057983#bibliografia Mapas y cartografía: https://ko-fi.com/elocasoderomacartografia Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Cleaning Up. Leadership in an age of climate change.
Is Australia Finally Turning Its Back on Coal? Lily D'Ambrosio | Deep Dive Australia 04

Cleaning Up. Leadership in an age of climate change.

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 20, 2026 51:30


Victoria is undertaking one of Australia's most ambitious electricity transitions. The state is aiming for 65% renewable electricity by 2030 and 95% by 2035, replacing ageing coal-fired power stations with renewable electricity, batteries and offshore wind while keeping the lights on and consumers' bills down. This week on Cleaning Up's Deep Dive Australia, Michael Liebreich is joined by Lily D'Ambrosio, Victoria's Minister for Climate Action, Energy and the State Electricity Commission, who has overseen the state's energy transition for more than a decade. Together Minister D'Ambrosio and Michael examine the policies driving the transition, from renewable energy auctions and large-scale batteries, to offshore wind and transmission planning. Michael also challenges the Minister on some of the most controversial aspects of Victoria's strategy, including unpublished modelling, coal closure agreements, and the politics of moving households away from gas. Topics: Victoria's energy transition and the role of state governments Replacing coal with renewables Batteries, electricity markets and falling wholesale prices Coal plant closures and investor certainty Transparency, modelling and political accountability Transmission, community opposition and Renewable Energy Zones Offshore wind and the future generation mix Gas, household electrification and cost of living Leadership, public confidence and delivering the transition Leadership Circle: Cleaning Up is proud to be supported by its Leadership Circle. The members are Actis, Alcazar Energy, Arup, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, Cygnum Capital, Davidson Kempner, Ecopragma Capital, EDP, Eurelectric, the Gilardini Foundation, KKR, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, National Grid, Octopus Energy, Quadrature Climate Foundation, Schneider Electric, SDCL and Wärtsilä. For more information about the Leadership Circle, visit cleaningup.live Links: Lily D'Ambrosio's bio: https://www.victorianchamber.com.au/profile/lily-dambrosio Sign up to our newsletter: https://cleaninguppod.substack.com EnergyAustralia: https://www.energyaustralia.com.au/ AGL: https://www.agl.com.au/  VicGrid: https://www.vicgrid.com.au/ Western Renewable Link: https://www.westernrenewableslink.com.au/ Offshore wind: https://www.energy.vic.gov.au/renewable-energy/offshore-wind-energy/offshore-wind-energy-victoria Gas substitution roadmap: https://www.energy.vic.gov.au/renewable-energy/victorias-gas-substitution-roadmap Open Electricity: https://openelectricity.org.au/ Acronyms: CSIRO: Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation

The Emotional Abuse Recovery Podcast
Bonus EP: Breaking Through Your Financial Limits with Money Mindset and Manifestation Coach Victoria D'Ambrosio

The Emotional Abuse Recovery Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 2, 2026 42:30


Leave a text or voice message so we can respondTo connect with Victoria you can follow her in instagram and tik tok:https://www.instagram.com/victoriadambrozio/https://www.tiktok.com/@victoriadambrozioSet up your Free Call Today! Support the showReady to stop overthinking your past relationship and start feeling like yourself again?Visit www.radiatenrise.com to explore coaching programs, self-paced courses, free resources, and tools designed to help you break free from emotional abuse, rumination, and self-doubt.✍

Mondo Jazz
Zela Margossian, Rosa Brunello, Goran Kajfes, Avin Omar, Michel Petrucciani, Dave Ambrosio [Mondo Jazz 370-2]

Mondo Jazz

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2026 42:52


Engaging, socially engaged, and globally minded: a playlist of new releases from four - or more - corners of the world. The playlist features Zela Margossian [pictured]; David Ambrosio, Donny McCaslin, Ingrid Jensen, Bruce Barth, Victor Lewis; Rosa Brunello; Goran Kajfes, Avin Omar; Michel Petrucciani. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/22557269/Mondo-Jazz [from "In Flight" to "Morning Blues"]. Happy listening!

El Ocaso De Roma
Ep 113. Ambrosio de Milán y el papa Dámaso: los dueños de occidente

El Ocaso De Roma

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 16, 2026 84:51


Regresamos hoy a Occidente después de varios episodios con la mirada puesta en la pars orientalis, donde nos detuvimos en Adrianópolis, en la llegada de Teodosio al poder, en el problema godo y en las grandes convulsiones religiosas de Constantinopla. Pero al volver la mirada hacia la vieja mitad occidental del Imperio descubrimos un paisaje inquietante: emperadores jóvenes, cortes dominadas por camarillas, una economía debilitada, ciudades que comienzan a languidecer y una aristocracia cada vez más poderosa que, ante el desastre que perciben, se refugian en esos sus universos privados que son sus villae rurales. En medio de ese mundo que se agrieta, eso sí, emerge con una autoridad cada vez mayor: la Iglesia. Y al frente de ella, dos figuras colosales están llamadas a marcar el destino de Occidente: Ambrosio de Milán y el papa Dámaso. Uno, antiguo gobernador, aristócrata, político implacable y obispo por aclamación popular. El otro, hispano de la Gallaecia, superviviente nato de intrigas, exilios, violencia urbana y luchas sangrientas por el trono de Pedro. Ambos compiten entre sí, ambos desconfían de Teodosio y ambos comprenden que, ante la debilidad del poder imperial, ha llegado la hora de que los obispos hablen como príncipes. El corazón de de un Occidente frágil, convulso y fascinante nos espera…allá en donde el poder espiritual comienza a levantar la mano sobre las ruinas del poder político. Bienvenidos al episodio 113 de El Ocaso de Roma. Web oficial de EODR: http://www.elocasoderoma.com Web oficial de Vestigia: www.vestigiapodcast.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carlosdemiguelpodcaster/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elocasoderoma/ Canal de Telegram: https://t.me/elocasoderoma Canal de WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb3LiUYLSmbTrjIjmJ0x Twitter (X): @elocasoderoma Novelas: https://www.planetadelibros.com/autor/carlos-de-miguel/000057983#bibliografia Mapas y cartografía: https://ko-fi.com/elocasoderomacartografia Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

All Of It
Jazz Band Civil Disobedience Performs Live in CR5

All Of It

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 10, 2026 36:53


A new project from bassist Dave Ambrosio unearths jazz compositions from the 1960s that reflect the progressive politics and musical spirit of the time. Recorded for the Blue Note label, many of the original songs were shelved for years before being released. A new album titled Civil Disobedience features new versions of those songs recorded by Ambrosio's band of the same name. They will perform an album release show at Joe's Pub on June 11. Cover art courtesy of the band Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Afternoons with Pippa Hudson
DIY with Angelo D'Ambrosio – pipe relining

Afternoons with Pippa Hudson

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2026 40:23 Transcription Available


Pippa Hudson speaks to Angelo d’Ambrosio of IPMT remedial building consultants and Mathew Swarts, GM at Absolute Plumbing. Lunch with Pippa Hudson is CapeTalk’s mid-afternoon show. This 2-hour respite from hard news encourages the audience to take the time to explore, taste, read and reflect. The show - presented by former journalist, baker and water sports enthusiast Pippa Hudson - is unashamedly lifestyle driven. Popular features include a daily profile interview #OnTheCouch at 1:10pm. Consumer issues are in the spotlight every Wednesday while the team also unpacks all things related to health, wealth & the environment. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Lunch with Pippa Hudson Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays between 13:00 and 15:00 (SA Time) to Lunch with Pippa Hudson broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/MdSlWEs or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/fDJWe69 Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Follow us on social media: CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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David Ambrosio

Jazz88

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 29, 2026 6:23


Yonci interviews bassist and bandleader David Ambrosio. Aired May 2026.

WHMP Radio
Ruth Griggs' “All That Jazz” w/ David Ambrosio on “Civil Disobedience,” coming to the Iron Horse.

WHMP Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2026 17:01


4/2/26: Hilary Price, Kelsey Flynn, Kelly Silliman & Ginny Mayer:” A Laugh a Day Keeps Despair Away.” Professors Colin Gleason (UMass) & Taylor Rowley (Williams Coll): their new $6million NASA grant. Congressman Jim McGovern: The War, Trump, DHS funding & No Kings. Ruth Griggs' “All That Jazz” w/ David Ambrosio on “Civil Disobedience,” coming to the Iron Horse.

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Gabriella Ambrosio "Aprile è una strana stagione"

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2026 23:39


Gabriella Ambrosio"Aprile è una strana stagione"Gramma Feltrinelliwww.feltrinellieditore.itLa complessità dell'amore e della sessualità umani ha dato spesso vita, in alcuni magistrali romanzi, a personaggi indimenticabili, capaci di dar voce ai propri desideri e ai propri sentimenti al di là delle convenzioni e dei pregiudizi sociali. Si pensi, ad esempio, a libri come Orlando di Virginia Woolf o a Middlesex di Jeffrey Eugenides. È la magia della letteratura, capace di addentrarsi là dove nessuna indagine psicologica o medica può: nell'impenetrabile problematicità della natura umana e del suo desiderio.In Aprile è una strana stagione è all'opera una simile magia. Gabriella Ambrosio ritrae vita e avventura di un protagonista unico, che fa della duplicità della propria sessualità, dell'attrazione e della fascinazione per i due sessi, la ragione fondamentale del suo essere, la possibilità reale di divenire artefice della sua condotta e di sé stesso. È la storia romanzata di un cineasta italiano realmente vissuto che, nato negli anni trenta, attraversa il Novecento, passando per tre continenti e soprattutto due sessi: dall'infanzia napoletana degli anni del dopoguerra – dove la lingua di Gabriella Ambrosio, napoletana di nascita, si addolcisce in modo struggente –all'adolescenza in un collegio, fino all'età adulta con la paternità e insieme le più violente oscillazioni del pendolo della sua esistenza, amando uomini e donne ed essendo amato da entrambi, vivendo mille vite dentro una sola. Grazie a una scrittura impeccabile, capace di scolpire con parole vivissime le vicissitudini di un'avventura esistenziale, Gabriella Ambrosio dona al lettore una storia in cui trionfa un'unica norma: la legge dell'amore. Gabriella Ambrosio, napoletana di origini, laureata in filosofia, è scrittrice, saggista, copywriter pubblicitaria pluripremiata a livello internazionale e giornalista di cronaca.Ha pubblicato Prima di lasciarsi (Nutrimenti, 2004), un romanzo tratto dalla storia vera di un attentato kamikaze a Gerusalemme, “un viaggio straordinario, ricco di empatia e stile” secondo Colum McCann, tradotto in 11 lingue, e Il garbuglio di Garlasco. Un perfetto colpevole e l'ostinata ricerca della verità (Rubbettino, 2022). Per Feltrinelli Gramma è uscito Aprile è una strana stagione (2026).Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Whistle Talk
COFL's New Era: Fast-Paced and Fan-Focused

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 1, 2026 51:07


In this episode of Whistle Talk, referee Michael D'Ambrosio and league commissioner Mike Kelly explore the exciting new vision for the Continental Football League (COFL), blending nostalgic community football with innovative rule modifications to elevate exposure, speed, and community engagement. Discover how this league aims to give overlooked players a platform, introduce fresh rule sets, and bring the game closer to fans.Main Topics:The origins and vision behind the Continental Football League (COFL)Unique rule modifications, especially for the fourth quarter, to accelerate gameplayThe league's community-oriented ownership model, inspired by Canadian and European leaguesHow rule changes like the shortened play clock and the Rouge aim to enhance excitement and scouting opportunitiesThe coaching lineup featuring legendary figures like Jerry Glanville and Hal MummeThe league's strategy to develop players and scouts, alongside regionalization and logistics of travelInnovations for officiating with regional crews and game pace adjustmentsThe COFL is set to launch in 58 days with eight teams, some with historic ties to the original Continental Football LeagueEmphasis on community engagement through fan ownership, similar to Green Bay Packers and CFL modelsThe league incorporates Canadian CFL rules in the fourth quarter, including a play clock reduction to 20 seconds, three downs, and the Rouge scoring opportunityThe league aims to speed up game flow, increase scoring, and boost fan and scout engagement simultaneouslyRecognized football coaches and scouts see the league as a valuable development and exposure platform for players overlooked by NCAA and pro scoutsThe league's regional approach reduces travel costs, fosters local rivalries, and enhances community tiesCOFL Official WebsiteLinkedInTwitterThe league emphasizes family-friendly environments with cozy stadiums of about 12,000-15,000 capacityRules like the Rouge and no fair catch introduce strategic novelty to the traditional gameThe league is actively recruiting regional officials, coaches, and fans to foster a grassroots vibeTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction: The league's purpose and the importance of understanding football officiating00:36 - Reflections on spring golf day and initial league announcement01:57 - Background of the Continental Football League (COFL) and its nostalgic value03:23 - The league's community focus: youth opportunities & local heroes06:40 - Ownership model based on European soccer leagues and fan involvement09:07 - Details on the inaugural eight teams and their histories11:02 - The league's role in player development and scouting opportunities, including CFL-style analytics12:05 - The Canadian Football League rules and their integration into COFL, especially in the fourth quarter13:41 - Insights on evaluating players differently for CFL and NFL scouts15:24 - Coach highlights including Jerry Glanville and Steve Kaser16:50 - The significance of coaching experience and game planning philosophies22:34 - Officiating structure: Local crews and regional travel logistics23:39 - Play season structure, game frequency, and regional rivalries27:45 - Rules for standard game quarters and the college catch rule27:59 - The "Continental Shift" in the fourth quarter: Faster pace, three downs, CFL rules32:17 - Specific rule updates: scoring, kickoffs, punts, and the Rouge rule35:08 - Special gameplay mechanics: kickouts, no fair catch, and the speed of play39:14 - Off-ball alignments and motion rules for offensive excitement40:28 - Defensive strategies and player conditioning for the CFL-style game42:20 - Transition rules from third to fourth quarter with different downs43:13 - How game pace will accelerate with the 20-second play clock and regional play strategy44:37 - The importance of official readiness, ball handling, and game atmosphere

Motoxpod
The Mixdown | Ft. Evan Ambrosio

Motoxpod

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2026 46:57


In the inaugural edition of the Mixdown, I speak to Evan Ambrosio. Evan is the drummer for the pop-punk band, State Champs. Evan discusses how he got into the band, writing and recording music, and the evolution of jamming in the basement to creating music with band members living across the country from each other. We also talk a bit about touring, and lots more.

Motoxpod
MotoXpod Ep386 | Ft. Pierce Brown, Cullin Park, Doug Dubach, and Evan Ambrosio

Motoxpod

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2026 167:00


This week the MotoXpod features Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Pierce Brown to talk about the opening round of 250 East and where he fits in. Then Phoenix Racing Honda's Cullin Park will join to talk about starting his fifth year as a pro and what his expectations are. Doug Dubach will be on the phone to talk about Yamaha, Dr. D, and more. Then, State Champs drummer, Evan Ambrosio, will help with the FXR Picks for Arlington. You can also email Motoxpodshow@Gmail.com if you want to get in on the Grill Your Ass Off 'Bring the Heat', T-Bolt USA Top 5, FXR Picks, and the X Brand Emails. Watch live on the MotoXpod YouTube channel starting at 4:30 Pacific/7:30 Eastern.

NYPTI Practice Tips
People v Ambrosio – Decided February 17, 2026

NYPTI Practice Tips

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2026 10:23


NYPTI Decisions on the Go Read the full decision on NYPTI Law: https://decisions.nypti.org/Search/ViewItem?file=2026.00824

Whistle Talk
"The Multi-Sport Official — Lessons from Different Fields of Play"

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2026 54:12


In this episode of Whistle Talk, host Michael D'Ambrosio engages with multi-sport officials Les Bagley, Chuck Knaub, and John Devaney to explore the intricacies of officiating across various sports. They discuss their journeys into officiating, the benefits and challenges of being a multi-sport official, and the importance of communication and fitness. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of working with different crews, dealing with assigners, and the cultural differences between officiating male and female sports. The officials share valuable advice for aspiring referees and emphasize the need for continuous improvement and adaptability in their roles.TakeawaysMulti-sport officiating keeps you engaged year-round.Communication is key in officiating across different sports.Physical fitness is essential for officiating multiple sports.Understanding the culture of each sport is crucial.New officials should ask questions and learn from others.Dealing with different assigners can be challenging.Transitioning between sports requires adaptability.Flopping and embellishment are common issues in youth sports.Consistency in officiating builds trust with coaches and players.Continuous improvement is vital for officiating success.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk01:10 The Importance of Multi-Sport Officials04:45 Transitioning Between Sports08:44 Benefits of Officiating Multiple Sports11:29 Challenges of Multi-Sport Officiating13:25 Dealing with Flopping and Embellishment17:39 Crew Dynamics in Different Sports21:00 Maintaining Physical Fitness as an Official24:56 Navigating Different Officiating Styles28:58 Learning from Other Officials29:52 The Rise of Communication Technology in Sports33:00 Advice for Multi-Sport Officials34:15 Understanding Sport-Specific Cultures37:23 Transitioning Between Male and Female Sports41:14 Navigating Assigners and Scheduling Challenges51:24 Final Words of WisdomKeywordsmulti-sport officiating, sports officials, referee tips, officiating challenges, sports communication, referee health, officiating advice, sports culture, youth sports, referee training

Whistle Talk
Recap of the Big Game

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2026 27:49


In this episode of Whistle Talk, Michael D'Ambrosio dives into the recent Super Bowl game, analyzing key officiating decisions and controversial plays. He discusses the implications of various calls, including catches, potential offsides, and sideline skirmishes, while emphasizing the importance of understanding the referee's perspective. The conversation highlights the balance between allowing players to compete and maintaining control of the game, ultimately concluding that the officiating was commendable despite some contentious moments.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk03:07 Super Bowl Game Analysis11:19 Key Plays and Controversies13:42 Sideline Skirmishes and Officiating20:04 Two-Point Conversion Controversy25:24 Conclusion and Reflections

Whistle Talk
The AD's Playbook: Communication and Conflict in Sports Officiating

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2026 58:43


Join host Michael D'Ambrosio as he dives into the world of sports officiating with a panel of experienced athletic directors: Daniel Chamberlain, Andrew Mitchell, Dave Ryden, and Brandon Davis. In this episode, they explore the critical role of communication in managing conflicts on the field. From high-stakes football games to everyday challenges in sports administration, our guests share insights on how clear communication can turn potential chaos into understanding and trust. Discover the unique dynamics of six-man football in Texas, the importance of pre-game communication, and how officials and coaches can work together to create a positive sporting environment. Whether you're a coach, player, or sports enthusiast, this episode offers valuable lessons on the human side of sports officiating.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk04:20 Meet the Athletic Directors11:40 Conflicts with Officials16:15 Communication with Officials23:21 Game Day Protocols and Responsibilities27:46 Game Day Operations and Communication29:52 The Role of Officials and Their Experience35:00 Blacklisting Officials: A Necessary Measure?39:09 Preseason Preparation and Communication with Coaches50:44 Engaging with Officials: Setting Expectations56:58 Closing Thoughts and Future Collaborations

Whistle Talk
The Hidden Truth About Offensive Line Play

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2026 62:46


In this episode of Whistle Talk, host Mike D'Ambrosio engages with coach Tony Shiffman of @HogFBChat and players Joey Spina (2026) and Zach Nina (2025) to delve into the intricacies of football officiating, particularly focusing on the offensive line. The conversation covers various topics including the importance of understanding rules, the challenges faced by offensive linemen, and the nuances of penalties. The guests share their experiences, insights on coaching techniques, and thoughts on potential rule changes that could benefit the game. The episode emphasizes the collaborative relationship between officials and players, aiming to enhance the overall football experience.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk02:39 Meet the Guests: Coaches and Players07:28 Understanding Offensive Line Rules11:38 Exploring Penalties and Techniques18:17 Defining Holding and Its Implications30:44 Teaching Techniques in Football32:31 Understanding Offensive Lineman Rules36:52 Challenges of Refereeing39:00 Memorable Penalties and Calls55:21 Desired Rule Changes for Offensive Linemen

Whistle Talk
Game Day Drama: Bills vs. Broncos Breakdown

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 21, 2026 57:41


In this episode of Whistle Talk, host Michael D'Ambrosio and Daniel Chamberlain dive deep into the recent high-stakes football games, particularly focusing on the controversial officiating decisions that have sparked heated debates among fans and analysts alike. They discuss the implications of these calls on the outcomes of games, including a pivotal matchup between the Bills and Broncos, where officiating decisions played a significant role in the narrative surrounding the game. The conversation highlights the challenges referees face in making split-second decisions and the impact of social media on public perception of officiating.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk01:20 Game Predictions and Excitement06:09 Analyzing the Bills vs Broncos Game07:49 Controversial Touchdown Discussion11:51 Interception Analysis and Opinions20:01 Referee Decisions and Game Management22:06 Defensive Pass Interference and Roughing the Passer29:53 Analyzing Key Penalties31:12 The DPI Controversy33:08 Unsportsmanlike Conduct Discussion35:11 Expert Opinions on Officiating37:51 The Catch Rule Explained40:06 Trust Issues in the NFL52:35 The NFL as an Entertainment Business

Whistle Talk
Navigating Tax Season for Football Officials

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 14, 2026 53:11


SummaryIn this episode of Whistle Talk, host Michael D'Ambrosio welcomes tax expert Jeff Conrad to discuss the intricacies of tax reporting for football officials. They cover topics such as income reporting, the importance of 1099 forms, allowable deductions, self-employment tax, and the significance of meticulous record-keeping. Jeff shares insights on navigating tax season, avoiding common pitfalls, and understanding the implications of hobby loss rules. The conversation emphasizes the need for officials to stay organized and informed as they prepare for the upcoming season and tax obligations.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk03:16 Meet Jeff Conrad: The Tax Expert04:12 Understanding Officiating Income06:48 Navigating 1099s and Tax Reporting10:40 Expenses and Deductions for Officials14:15 Self-Employment Tax and Hobby Loss Rules20:39 Record Keeping and Audit Preparedness27:28 Multiple Sports and Deductions34:54 Home Office Deductions and LLCs39:31 State vs. Federal Tax Considerations40:04 Avoiding Gray Areas in Tax Reporting44:19 Final Thoughts and RecommendationsAbout Jeff ConradProfessional:Tax Partner at FGMK, LLP Licensed attorney and CPA for 30 yearswww.fgmk.comFootball Officiating:- Licensed 38 years- 91 playoff games, including 6 state finals- IHSA Football Clinician 20 years- Illinois - 2023 NFHS Football Official of the Year - Southwest Prairie Conference Football Assigner- Athletic Officials Association - football division president & Executive Board Vice  President- Joliet Football Officials Association - Board Member- IACO Football Clinic - Past Chairman- Referee Magazine - 2 articles publishedIn addition, for the last 8 years, I have prepared video based training for all IL associations, and I have assisted Sam Knox with a training video series - Football Focus -  you can find on Youtube.  I also speak/present at 10 to 12 football clinics each year.

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Episode 2156: SANTOS PADRES, San Agustín. Florilegio De A) a B=

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 11, 2026 10:03


Agustín de Hipona o Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (en latín, Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis),1​ conocido también como San Agustín (Tagaste, 13 de noviembre de 354-Hipona, 28 de agosto de 430),2​ fue un escritor, teólogo y filósofo cristiano. Después de su conversión, fue obispo de Hipona, al norte de África, desde donde dirigió una serie de luchas contra las herejías de los maniqueos, los donatistas y el pelagianismo. Es considerado el «Doctor de la Gracia», además de ser el máximo pensador del cristianismo del primer milenio y, según Antonio Livi, uno de los más grandes genios de la humanidad.3​ Autor prolífico,4​ dedicó gran parte de su vida a escribir sobre filosofía y teología, siendo Confesiones y La ciudad de Dios sus obras más destacadas. Es venerado como santo por varias comunidades cristianas, como la Iglesia católica, ortodoxa, oriental y anglicana. La Iglesia católica lo considera Padre de la Iglesia latina o de Occidente y el 20 de septiembre de 1295 el papa Bonifacio VIII lo proclamó Doctor de la Iglesia por sus aportes a la doctrina católica, junto con Gregorio Magno, Ambrosio de Milán y Jerónimo de Estridón.5​ Su fiesta litúrgica se celebra el 15 de junio en las iglesias ortodoxas y el 28 de agosto en la Iglesia católica. 

ARTMATTERS
#67 with Sarah D'Ambrosio

ARTMATTERS

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 8, 2026 72:43


Welcome back to ARTMATTERS: The Podcast for Artists.My guest today is Sarah D'Ambrosio. Sarah is a Brooklyn-based artist who earned her BFA from Brooklyn College and her MFA at University of New Hampshire. She also studied at the Mount Gretna School of Art in Pennsylvania. Most recently Sarah has exhibited at the New York Studio School Projects at DUMBO and NADA Miami and her first solo exhibition was at MARCH Gallery in 2025.Swimmingly convenient as it turned out, Sarah is my neighbor. So after convincing her to join me for this episode, I packed up my microphones and took a brisk 10 minute walk to her live work space in Greenpoint. It's nice to be back in New York!This conversation was a blast. Sarah discusses her love of Yellow Medium, and how color historically comes later in her work - Sarah is a drawer first. She talks about scale, observational painting, painting as a physical act, sincerity, why formula's are boring, drawing from Titian, the search for quality and the importance of criticism. We also discuss why painting needs life not just more painting, color value and the “harmony of mud,” analysis paralysis, failing on higher and higher levels, when a painting stops buzzing, also Lucian Freud and Donald Duck. And that's just to get started. Enjoy my conversation with Sarah D'AmbrosioSupport this podcast by clicking HERE and becoming a Patreon Supporter!If you're enjoying the podcast so far, please rate, review, subscribe and SHARE ON INSTAGRAM! If you have an any questions you want answered, write in to artmatterspodcast@gmail.comhost: Isaac Mannwww.isaacmann.cominsta: @isaac.mann guest: Sarah D'Ambrosio www.sarahdambrosio.cominsta: @sarah_dambrosio_Thank you as always to ARRN, the Detroit-based artist and instrumentalist, for the music.

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Episode 2147: SANTOS PADRES, San Agustín. Plegaria a la Sma Trinidad (Sobre Trinidad XV 28)

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 1, 2026 7:11


Agustín de Hipona o Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (en latín, Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis),1​ conocido también como San Agustín (Tagaste, 13 de noviembre de 354-Hipona, 28 de agosto de 430),2​ fue un escritor, teólogo y filósofo cristiano. Después de su conversión, fue obispo de Hipona, al norte de África, desde donde dirigió una serie de luchas contra las herejías de los maniqueos, los donatistas y el pelagianismo. Es considerado el «Doctor de la Gracia», además de ser el máximo pensador del cristianismo del primer milenio y, según Antonio Livi, uno de los más grandes genios de la humanidad.3​ Autor prolífico,4​ dedicó gran parte de su vida a escribir sobre filosofía y teología, siendo Confesiones y La ciudad de Dios sus obras más destacadas. Es venerado como santo por varias comunidades cristianas, como la Iglesia católica, ortodoxa, oriental y anglicana. La Iglesia católica lo considera Padre de la Iglesia latina o de Occidente y el 20 de septiembre de 1295 el papa Bonifacio VIII lo proclamó Doctor de la Iglesia por sus aportes a la doctrina católica, junto con Gregorio Magno, Ambrosio de Milán y Jerónimo de Estridón.5​ Su fiesta litúrgica se celebra el 15 de junio en las iglesias ortodoxas y el 28 de agosto en la Iglesia católica. 

Whistle Talk
Breaking Down the Seahawks vs. Rams 2 Pt Play

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 24, 2025 18:41


In this episode of Whistle Talk, Michael D'Ambrosio discusses a controversial two-point conversion play from an NFL game between the Seahawks and Rams. He breaks down the play, explaining the rules surrounding backward passes and the significance of the officials' decisions. The episode also includes holiday wishes and a reminder for listeners to engage with the show.TakeawaysUnderstanding the mind of a football official is crucial.The two-point conversion play sparked significant debate.Backward passes are a key aspect of football rules.Officials' signals are important for play clarity.The whistle's relevance can be misunderstood in officiating.Replay reviews can correct on-field mistakes effectively.Controversial calls can impact game outcomes significantly.Players often continue playing despite controversial calls.Engagement from listeners helps support the show.Holiday greetings foster a sense of community among listeners.00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk02:48 Analyzing the Controversial Two-Point Conversion Play17:50 Conclusion and Holiday Wishesbuymeacoffee.com/MikeDtheRefereehttps://www.battlefields2ballfields.org/

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Episode 2137: SANTOS PADRES, San Agustín. La fe de Marñia (Serm 72A 3 7_8)

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 24, 2025 9:39


Agustín de Hipona o Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (en latín, Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis),1​ conocido también como San Agustín (Tagaste, 13 de noviembre de 354-Hipona, 28 de agosto de 430),2​ fue un escritor, teólogo y filósofo cristiano. Después de su conversión, fue obispo de Hipona, al norte de África, desde donde dirigió una serie de luchas contra las herejías de los maniqueos, los donatistas y el pelagianismo. Es considerado el «Doctor de la Gracia», además de ser el máximo pensador del cristianismo del primer milenio y, según Antonio Livi, uno de los más grandes genios de la humanidad.3​ Autor prolífico,4​ dedicó gran parte de su vida a escribir sobre filosofía y teología, siendo Confesiones y La ciudad de Dios sus obras más destacadas. Es venerado como santo por varias comunidades cristianas, como la Iglesia católica, ortodoxa, oriental y anglicana. La Iglesia católica lo considera Padre de la Iglesia latina o de Occidente y el 20 de septiembre de 1295 el papa Bonifacio VIII lo proclamó Doctor de la Iglesia por sus aportes a la doctrina católica, junto con Gregorio Magno, Ambrosio de Milán y Jerónimo de Estridón.5​ Su fiesta litúrgica se celebra el 15 de junio en las iglesias ortodoxas y el 28 de agosto en la Iglesia católica. 

THE BEAR WOZNICK ADVENTURE
BWA732 Maximillian Kolbe Film | Marcellino D'Ambrosio & Son Anthony

THE BEAR WOZNICK ADVENTURE

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 17, 2025 52:06


Bear Woznick speaks with filmmaker Anthony D'Ambrosio about his new film, Triumph of the Heart, a powerful depiction of St. Maximilian Kolbe's passion and his triumph of love in Auschwitz. Anthony shares how his personal battle with chronic illness and insomnia led him to the brink of despair and loss of faith. In that darkness, the story of Kolbe became a lifeline—showing him how suffering, when embraced with love, can become redemptive.Kolbe's courage to enter the starvation bunker not only saved one man's life—it transformed a place of death into a cathedral of hope through prayer and song. Together, Bear and Anthony explore how every man is called to face his own suffering with faith, to find God at “the bitter end,” and to turn even the darkest pain into an offering of love.____________________Catch every season of Long Ride Home - https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detai...Discover Bear Woznick Deep Adventure Ministries: http://bit.ly/BearWoznickNEWEST BOOK "12 Rules for Manliness | Where Have All the Cowboys Gone" on Amazon or Bear's Online Store https://my-site-100622-104377.square....DONATE TO THE CAUSE: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_...

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Episode 2127: SANTOS PADRES, San Agustín. eLServicio episcipal (Serm 320A 1_9)

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 16, 2025 10:15


Agustín de Hipona o Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (en latín, Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis),1​ conocido también como San Agustín (Tagaste, 13 de noviembre de 354-Hipona, 28 de agosto de 430),2​ fue un escritor, teólogo y filósofo cristiano. Después de su conversión, fue obispo de Hipona, al norte de África, desde donde dirigió una serie de luchas contra las herejías de los maniqueos, los donatistas y el pelagianismo. Es considerado el «Doctor de la Gracia», además de ser el máximo pensador del cristianismo del primer milenio y, según Antonio Livi, uno de los más grandes genios de la humanidad.3​ Autor prolífico,4​ dedicó gran parte de su vida a escribir sobre filosofía y teología, siendo Confesiones y La ciudad de Dios sus obras más destacadas. Es venerado como santo por varias comunidades cristianas, como la Iglesia católica, ortodoxa, oriental y anglicana. La Iglesia católica lo considera Padre de la Iglesia latina o de Occidente y el 20 de septiembre de 1295 el papa Bonifacio VIII lo proclamó Doctor de la Iglesia por sus aportes a la doctrina católica, junto con Gregorio Magno, Ambrosio de Milán y Jerónimo de Estridón.5​ Su fiesta litúrgica se celebra el 15 de junio en las iglesias ortodoxas y el 28 de agosto en la Iglesia católica. 

Whistle Talk
Reflections and Growth: Preparing for Next Season

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2025 57:23


In this episode of Whistle Talk, Michael D'Ambrosio and Daniel Chamberlain discuss the intricacies of football officiating and coaching, reflecting on the end of the season and the importance of self-evaluation. They explore effective communication strategies, the significance of building rapport with players and coaches, and the need for continuous improvement in officiating and coaching practices. The conversation emphasizes the value of professionalism, preparation, and the growth mindset necessary for success in sports.TakeawaysUnderstanding the mindset of football officials is crucial.End of season reflections help improve future performance.Evaluating both strengths and weaknesses is essential for growth.Effective communication is key in officiating and coaching.Building rapport with players and coaches enhances game management.Halftime adjustments can change the course of a game.Professionalism is vital in maintaining authority on the field.Continuous learning and development are necessary for officials and coaches.Creating a positive environment fosters better performance.Feedback should be constructive and aimed at improvement.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk02:45 Season Reflections and Officiating Insights05:42 End of Season Evaluations and Reflections08:06 Game Management and Mechanics11:05 Rules, Judgments, and Communication14:05 Coaching and Player Development16:51 Crew Communication and Leadership26:24 Effective Communication in Sports Officiating28:29 Pregame Preparation and Team Dynamics29:47 In-Game Communication Strategies32:33 Halftime Adjustments and Leadership34:13 Setting Expectations and Accountability35:08 Building Rapport with Players and Coaches39:12 Managing Conflict and Emotional Situations44:33 Professionalism and Continuous ImprovementResourcesClick the link for Mike D's and Daniel's documents for end of the season reflectionhttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1M6TA0I6M7akmEJJiYSvd0NpA6J4F5MRV?usp=drive_linkBattlefield to Ballfields Linkhttps://www.battlefields2ballfields.org/

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Episode 2117: SANTOS PADRES, San Agustín. Vivir la pureza en todo (Serm 132 2_2)

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 7, 2025 5:31


Agustín de Hipona o Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (en latín, Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis),1​ conocido también como San Agustín (Tagaste, 13 de noviembre de 354-Hipona, 28 de agosto de 430),2​ fue un escritor, teólogo y filósofo cristiano. Después de su conversión, fue obispo de Hipona, al norte de África, desde donde dirigió una serie de luchas contra las herejías de los maniqueos, los donatistas y el pelagianismo. Es considerado el «Doctor de la Gracia», además de ser el máximo pensador del cristianismo del primer milenio y, según Antonio Livi, uno de los más grandes genios de la humanidad.3​ Autor prolífico,4​ dedicó gran parte de su vida a escribir sobre filosofía y teología, siendo Confesiones y La ciudad de Dios sus obras más destacadas. Es venerado como santo por varias comunidades cristianas, como la Iglesia católica, ortodoxa, oriental y anglicana. La Iglesia católica lo considera Padre de la Iglesia latina o de Occidente y el 20 de septiembre de 1295 el papa Bonifacio VIII lo proclamó Doctor de la Iglesia por sus aportes a la doctrina católica, junto con Gregorio Magno, Ambrosio de Milán y Jerónimo de Estridón.5​ Su fiesta litúrgica se celebra el 15 de junio en las iglesias ortodoxas y el 28 de agosto en la Iglesia católica. 

Whistle Talk
"Unruly Whistles: The High School Game That Shocked Us"

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 3, 2025 56:39


In this episode of Whistle Talk, Michael D'Ambrosio and Daniel Chamberlain discuss various themes surrounding football officiating, including recent incidents in Texas high school football, the impact of referee behavior on the sport, and the broader implications for officiating standards. They reflect on personal experiences, the importance of maintaining professionalism, and the challenges faced by officials in high-pressure situations. The conversation emphasizes the need for accountability and improvement within the officiating community while recognizing the human element involved in sports.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk05:20 Thanksgiving Reflections and Personal Stories06:31 The State of College Football Coaching Changes08:29 High School Football in Texas: A Unique Culture10:18 Incidents on the Field: The Importance of Officiating19:01 Analyzing a Controversial Play: Referee Decisions23:48 The Aftermath of Ejections and Game Control26:06 The Incident Unfolds28:03 Referee Conduct and Professionalism29:48 The Role of Coaches and Officials31:36 The Impact of Emotions in Sports34:23 Investigating the Incident36:01 Comparative Incidents in Texas Football41:18 Consequences and Accountability45:04 The Human Element in OfficiatingVideos provided by Ben Coker on X and Texoma Broadcasting

Whistle Talk
Stop Abusing Your Sports Officials

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 26, 2025 55:16


In this episode of Whistle Talk, host Michael D'Ambrosio and Daniel Chamberlin discuss the critical role of sports officials, particularly in youth sports, with guest Ed Pomerantz, founder of the Say So foundation. They explore the challenges faced by officials, including abuse from parents and coaches, the emotional impact on players, and the importance of accountability and education in fostering a respectful sports environment. The conversation emphasizes the need for better parenting and coaching practices to ensure a positive experience for young athletes and officials alike.TakeawaysSports officiating is crucial for the integrity of games.Youth sports are often where officials face the most abuse.Education is key to reducing abuse against officials.Coaches and parents play a significant role in shaping sports culture.Emotional reactions from players can lead to violence against officials.There is a growing shortage of sports officials due to abuse.Building relationships with young athletes is essential for their development.Accountability is necessary for both officials and coaches.The impact of COVID-19 has affected youth sports dynamics.True sportsmanship starts with parents and coaches setting a good example.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk02:13 Thanksgiving and Football Season03:05 Introducing Ed Pomerantz and His Mission04:12 Addressing Abuse of Sports Officials06:25 Challenges at the Youth Level10:31 The Role of Coaches in Youth Sports15:04 The Importance of Respecting Officials19:06 Incidents of Violence Against Officials25:02 Understanding Anger in Youth Sports28:43 The Role of Coaches in Managing Emotions33:56 Accountability in Sports Officiating36:49 The Impact of COVID-19 on Youth Behavior43:10 The Need for Respect in Sports47:42 Encouraging Positive Engagement in SportsFor More information goto https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1H7fgRBbbq/

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Episode 2103: SANTOS PADRES, San Agustín. Vivir la pureza en todo (Serm 132 1_2)

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 24, 2025 10:10


Agustín de Hipona o Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (en latín, Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis),1​ conocido también como San Agustín (Tagaste, 13 de noviembre de 354-Hipona, 28 de agosto de 430),2​ fue un escritor, teólogo y filósofo cristiano. Después de su conversión, fue obispo de Hipona, al norte de África, desde donde dirigió una serie de luchas contra las herejías de los maniqueos, los donatistas y el pelagianismo. Es considerado el «Doctor de la Gracia», además de ser el máximo pensador del cristianismo del primer milenio y, según Antonio Livi, uno de los más grandes genios de la humanidad.3​ Autor prolífico,4​ dedicó gran parte de su vida a escribir sobre filosofía y teología, siendo Confesiones y La ciudad de Dios sus obras más destacadas. Es venerado como santo por varias comunidades cristianas, como la Iglesia católica, ortodoxa, oriental y anglicana. La Iglesia católica lo considera Padre de la Iglesia latina o de Occidente y el 20 de septiembre de 1295 el papa Bonifacio VIII lo proclamó Doctor de la Iglesia por sus aportes a la doctrina católica, junto con Gregorio Magno, Ambrosio de Milán y Jerónimo de Estridón.5​ Su fiesta litúrgica se celebra el 15 de junio en las iglesias ortodoxas y el 28 de agosto en la Iglesia católica. 

Whistle Talk
Philosophy in Action: The Referee's Perspective

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2025 79:41


In this episode of Whistle Talk, Michael D'Ambrosio and Daniel Chamberlain delve into the intricacies of football officiating, discussing philosophies, rules, and the importance of communication. They explore how officiating impacts game flow, the balance between strict rule enforcement and allowing players to play, and the significance of adapting officiating styles to different levels of competition. The conversation emphasizes the need for officials to maintain a strong understanding of rules while also applying common sense and ensuring the safety and fairness of the game. Throughout the discussion, they share personal anecdotes and insights, making it clear that officiating is as much about people skills as it is about rules and mechanics.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk01:56 Football Officiating Philosophies07:02 The Three-Legged Stool of Officiating09:04 Balancing Rules and Game Flow17:43 Core Officiating Principles24:32 Specific Play Analysis: DPI and OPI27:27 Understanding Ineligible Players and Downfield Blocking28:53 Challenges of RPOs for Offensive Linemen31:27 Defensive Pass Interference: Key Considerations36:15 Offensive Pass Interference: Defining the Foul41:56 Situational Rules and Game Management48:12 Late Game Strategies and Timeout Management50:52 Navigating the Complexity of Holding Calls53:41 Defensive Strategies and Officiating Challenges55:30 The Complexity of Outside Zone Plays58:45 Understanding Defensive Holding and Its Implications01:00:39 Communication and Play Clock Management01:02:13 Preventative Officiating and Game Management01:04:04 Building Credibility and Common Sense in Officiating01:08:04 Philosophy of Excellence in OfficiatingResourceshttps://www.suburbanofficials.org/1_SOA-HS_Football_Philosophies.pdfhttps://njfoashore.com/

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Episode 2096: SANTOS PADRES, San Agustín. CLo estrordinario de lo ordinario Comentario Ev Jn 8, 1

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 13, 2025 5:36


Agustín de Hipona o Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (en latín, Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis),1​ conocido también como San Agustín (Tagaste, 13 de noviembre de 354-Hipona, 28 de agosto de 430),2​ fue un escritor, teólogo y filósofo cristiano. Después de su conversión, fue obispo de Hipona, al norte de África, desde donde dirigió una serie de luchas contra las herejías de los maniqueos, los donatistas y el pelagianismo. Es considerado el «Doctor de la Gracia», además de ser el máximo pensador del cristianismo del primer milenio y, según Antonio Livi, uno de los más grandes genios de la humanidad.3​ Autor prolífico,4​ dedicó gran parte de su vida a escribir sobre filosofía y teología, siendo Confesiones y La ciudad de Dios sus obras más destacadas. Es venerado como santo por varias comunidades cristianas, como la Iglesia católica, ortodoxa, oriental y anglicana. La Iglesia católica lo considera Padre de la Iglesia latina o de Occidente y el 20 de septiembre de 1295 el papa Bonifacio VIII lo proclamó Doctor de la Iglesia por sus aportes a la doctrina católica, junto con Gregorio Magno, Ambrosio de Milán y Jerónimo de Estridón.5​ Su fiesta litúrgica se celebra el 15 de junio en las iglesias ortodoxas y el 28 de agosto en la Iglesia católica. 

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Episode 2087: SANTOS PADRES, San Agustín. Cuando Cristo pasa Sermón 88, 12-13, 17

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 8, 2025 9:31


Agustín de Hipona o Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (en latín, Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis),1​ conocido también como San Agustín (Tagaste, 13 de noviembre de 354-Hipona, 28 de agosto de 430),2​ fue un escritor, teólogo y filósofo cristiano. Después de su conversión, fue obispo de Hipona, al norte de África, desde donde dirigió una serie de luchas contra las herejías de los maniqueos, los donatistas y el pelagianismo. Es considerado el «Doctor de la Gracia», además de ser el máximo pensador del cristianismo del primer milenio y, según Antonio Livi, uno de los más grandes genios de la humanidad.3​ Autor prolífico,4​ dedicó gran parte de su vida a escribir sobre filosofía y teología, siendo Confesiones y La ciudad de Dios sus obras más destacadas. Es venerado como santo por varias comunidades cristianas, como la Iglesia católica, ortodoxa, oriental y anglicana. La Iglesia católica lo considera Padre de la Iglesia latina o de Occidente y el 20 de septiembre de 1295 el papa Bonifacio VIII lo proclamó Doctor de la Iglesia por sus aportes a la doctrina católica, junto con Gregorio Magno, Ambrosio de Milán y Jerónimo de Estridón.5​ Su fiesta litúrgica se celebra el 15 de junio en las iglesias ortodoxas y el 28 de agosto en la Iglesia católica. 

Whistle Talk
The Art of Game Mechanics

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2025 63:51


Join us on this week's episode of Whistle Talk as we delve into the intricate world of officiating mechanics. Host Michael D'Ambrosio, alongside guests Daniel Chamberlain and Tom Barlow, explore the nuances of positioning, communication, and decision-making on the field. From the challenges of spotting the ball to the importance of maintaining the right angles, this episode offers a comprehensive look at what it takes to officiate a game effectively. Whether you're a coach, player, or fan, gain insights into the mechanics that ensure fair play and safety. Tune in for an engaging discussion that promises to enhance your understanding of the game. #OfficiatingMechanics #FootballInsightsTakeawaysMechanics vary by state and association.Positioning is crucial for making accurate calls.Communication among officials is key to effective officiating.Officials must hustle but not rush during games.Spotting the ball accurately is essential for game flow.Goal line mechanics require special attention from officials.Intentional grounding calls rely on the white hat's judgment.Kickoff and onside kick mechanics are critical in close games.Consistency in officiating helps maintain game integrity.Learning from past mistakes improves future officiating. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk01:34 Understanding Mechanics in Football Officiating08:34 The Importance of Positioning and Communication18:04 Analyzing Game Clips: Mechanics in Action27:56 Challenges and Solutions in Officiating Mechanics31:41 Understanding Backward and Forward Pass Mechanics35:11 Communication and Crew Dynamics in Officiating37:38 Intentional Grounding: Who's Responsible?40:25 Kickoff Mechanics and Reverse Responsibilities44:57 Anticipating Onside Kicks: Positioning and Responsibilities47:28 Goal Line Mechanics: Umpire's Role and Positioning51:19 Deep Wings and Goal Line Situations56:32 State-Specific Mechanics and Consistency

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Episode 2077: SANTOS PADRES, San Agustín. Cómo pedir a Dios

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 30, 2025 9:29


Agustín de Hipona o Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (en latín, Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis),1​ conocido también como San Agustín (Tagaste, 13 de noviembre de 354-Hipona, 28 de agosto de 430),2​ fue un escritor, teólogo y filósofo cristiano. Después de su conversión, fue obispo de Hipona, al norte de África, desde donde dirigió una serie de luchas contra las herejías de los maniqueos, los donatistas y el pelagianismo. Es considerado el «Doctor de la Gracia», además de ser el máximo pensador del cristianismo del primer milenio y, según Antonio Livi, uno de los más grandes genios de la humanidad.3​ Autor prolífico,4​ dedicó gran parte de su vida a escribir sobre filosofía y teología, siendo Confesiones y La ciudad de Dios sus obras más destacadas. Es venerado como santo por varias comunidades cristianas, como la Iglesia católica, ortodoxa, oriental y anglicana. La Iglesia católica lo considera Padre de la Iglesia latina o de Occidente y el 20 de septiembre de 1295 el papa Bonifacio VIII lo proclamó Doctor de la Iglesia por sus aportes a la doctrina católica, junto con Gregorio Magno, Ambrosio de Milán y Jerónimo de Estridón.5​ Su fiesta litúrgica se celebra el 15 de junio en las iglesias ortodoxas y el 28 de agosto en la Iglesia católica. 

Whistle Talk
Penalty Enforcement and Playoff Prep

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2025 86:46


In this episode of Whistle Talk, Michael D'Ambrosio and Daniel Chamberlain discuss the intricacies of football officiating, particularly during the playoff season. They cover essential topics such as penalty enforcement, communication among officials, and the impact of weather on game scheduling. The conversation delves into the rules surrounding basic spots for penalties, the differences between live and dead ball fouls, and the importance of understanding automatic first downs and change of possession. The hosts emphasize the need for clear communication and proper enforcement to ensure a smooth officiating experience during critical playoff games. In this conversation, Michael D'Ambrosio and Daniel Chamberlain delve into various aspects of football officiating, focusing on specific rules and scenarios that impact game play. They discuss measurement and spot enforcement, the implications of roughing the passer, and the options available for teams during free kicks and fouls. The conversation also covers special enforcement situations, such as safety and goal line fouls, as well as the nuances of fouls during touchdowns and tries. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the importance of understanding these rules for coaches and officials alike, providing insights that can enhance game strategy and officiating accuracy.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk00:48 Playoff Season Insights04:38 Weather Challenges in Football05:35 Understanding Penalty Enforcement10:30 Basic Spot and Penalty Types11:10 Exploring Basic Spots in Detail12:04 Communication Among Officials14:48 Live Ball vs. Dead Ball Fouls15:42 Understanding Enforcement Spots18:38 Run Play Scenarios and Penalties21:55 End of Run and Foul Scenarios24:43 Advanced Penalty Situations28:13 Fouls in the End Zone30:23 Rule Changes and Exceptions32:31 Understanding Foul Enforcement in Football40:56 The Importance of Communication in Officiating48:23 Special Enforcement Penalties Explained55:15 Navigating Touchdown Penalties and Their Consequences01:00:21 Understanding Penalties and Scoring Decisions01:03:27 Fouls During Extra Points and Kicking Scenarios01:07:22 Navigating Multiple Fouls and Their Implications01:10:30 Kick Catching Interference and Free Kick Options01:13:00 Loss of Down Fouls and Their Consequences01:15:30 Automatic First Down Fouls and Their Signals

Whistle Talk
Unbelievable Plays and Unpredictable Calls

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2025 65:56


In this episode of Whistle Talk, hosts Michael D'Ambrosio and Daniel Chamberlain discuss the excitement of the football season, share insights on officiating, and analyze controversial calls from recent games. They delve into specific rules, including catch rules in high school football, chop blocks, and intentional grounding, while also giving kudos to officiating crews for their performance. The conversation emphasizes the importance of communication between coaches and officials, as well as the challenges faced by referees in high-pressure situations.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Football Season Excitement02:41 Analyzing the Georgia vs. Auburn Game Incident10:56 High School Overtime Catch Controversy22:19 Athletic Plays and Officiating Challenges33:38 Learning from Officiating Mistakes34:29 The Impact of Size Discrepancies in Youth Football36:53 Referee Responsibilities and Game Management38:05 Offensive Strategies and Defensive Adjustments39:35 Intentional Grounding and Safety Rules40:35 Free Kick Options After a Safety43:58 Punt Mechanics and Safety Considerations47:08 Illegal Kicks and Their Consequences49:04 Coaching Decisions: Safety vs. Field Position51:32 Old School Wing-T Offense and Blocking Techniques54:06 Chop Blocks and Player Safety57:15 The Human Element in Officiating

Criteria: The Catholic Film Podcast
Triumph of the Heart director faced glorious trials making great Catholic art - w/ Anthony D'Ambrosio

Criteria: The Catholic Film Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2025 54:31


Anthony D'Ambrosio directed, wrote, and produced the outstanding new film Triumph of the Heart about St. Maximilian Kolbe. In this inspiring interview, he discusses the difficult path he and his team charted to produce this independent film with a low budget, high artistic standards, and deep Catholic spirituality. Film is an expensive medium. Since a high budget requires one to calculate mainstream appeal in order to make one's money back, a low budget can leave more room for artistic and spiritual integrity. Though the production faced many hardships, it was buoyed up by the hope that the project could break a new path for other Catholic filmmakers to follow. Triumph of the Heart is available to screen at your parish, and will start streaming on its official website November 1. Links Show Triumph of the Heart at your parish https://www.triumphoftheheart.com/ Our review of Triumph of the Heart https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/triumph-heart-is-film-worthy-its-subject-st-maximilian-kolbe/ SIGN UP for Catholic Culture's newsletter: https://www.catholicculture.org/newsletters DONATE to keep this podcast going: https://www.catholicculture.org/donate/audio Music is The Duskwhales, "Take It Back", used with permission. https://theduskwhales.bandcamp.com

Whistle Talk
Wild Plays and Wacky Calls: An Unusual Episode

Whistle Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2025 75:10


In this episode of Whistle Talk, Michael D and Daniel Chamberlain discuss various aspects of football officiating, including mid-season reflections, analysis of wild plays, and the importance of communication among officials. They review clips that highlight both mistakes and learning opportunities, emphasizing the need for officials to own up to their errors and improve their game management skills. The conversation also touches on the impact of missed calls and the nuances of specific plays, providing insights into the complexities of officiating in football. In this conversation, Michael D'Ambrosio and Daniel Chamberlain discuss various aspects of football officiating, focusing on high school rules, mechanics of field goals, punt returns, shifts in offense, defensive hits, and unique formations. They analyze specific plays, emphasizing the importance of understanding the rules and mechanics to ensure fair play and player safety. The discussion also touches on trick plays and the challenges officials face in identifying violations during fast-paced game situations.TakeawaysUnderstanding the mindset of a football official is crucial.Mid-season reflections can help improve performance.Visual analysis of plays enhances officiating skills.Owning up to mistakes is essential for growth.Eligibility rules can be complex and situational.Coaching perspectives can bridge gaps between officials and coaches.Communication among officials is vital for accurate calls.Missed calls can significantly impact game outcomes.Unexpected plays can lead to confusion and controversy.Game management requires quick decision-making and clarity. A field goal in high school can be treated as a returnable kick.Punt returners must be aware of fair catch signals to avoid confusion.Shifts in offensive formations can lead to false starts if not executed properly.Defensive hits must be assessed for player safety, especially with defenseless receivers.Unique formations can be legal, but officials must be vigilant about player eligibility.Communication among officials is crucial to ensure correct calls during games.Trick plays can exploit defensive lapses, but must adhere to rules regarding player substitutions.Understanding the mechanics of plays helps officials make better decisions.Player safety is a top priority in officiating, especially with hard hits.The dynamics of high school football require officials to adapt to various game situations.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk00:49 Mid-Season Reflections02:32 Visual Analysis of Wild Plays05:05 Learning from Mistakes07:12 Clip Analysis: Formation and Eligibility11:39 Coaching Perspectives on Rules13:06 Clip Analysis: Third and Long16:13 The Impact of Missed Calls18:13 Unexpected Interference21:59 Backwards Pass or Incomplete?24:41 Kickoff Chaos27:11 The Importance of Communication30:38 Final Thoughts on Game Management38:21 Field Goal Mechanics and High School Rules40:47 Punt Return and Fair Catch Scenarios42:32 Shifts and False Starts in Offense46:56 Defensive Hits and Player Safety49:50 Unique Punt Formation and Legalities01:00:44 Trick Plays and Deception in Football

HistoCast
HistoCast 323 - Sitio de Breda

HistoCast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 15, 2025 461:12


Esto es HistoCast. No es Esparta pero casi. Nos trasladamos hasta Flandes con los tercios para ver el acontecimiento del momento en Europa, sitio de Breda. Y lo hacemos, como no, con @HugoACanete, acompañado por @goyix_salduero.¡Visita https://surfshark.com/TRANSITDELAIRE o usa el código TRANSITDELAIRE al pagar para obtener 4 meses adicionales de Surfshark VPN!Presentación de HugoLibro de HugoSecciones Historia: - Panorama estratégico - 9:42 - La decisión - 1:25:34 - Guerra de convoyes - 3:22:44 - La llegada de Mansfeld - 4:57:40 - El plan de Federico Enrique - 6:07:47 - Bibliografía - 7:21:37

What God is Not
Triumph of the Heart w/ Anthony D'Ambrosio and Andrew Holzschuh

What God is Not

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 10, 2025 70:52


This week we're delighted to welcome Anthony D'Ambrosio and Andrew Holzschuh who wrote, directed, and filmed the movie Triumph of the Heart about St. Maximilian Kolbe. We talk about some of the things that inspired Fr. Michael and Mother Natalia as they watched the film, the beauty found within the movie, and the message of Christian hope that we can take from the movie.References:Triumph of the Heart TicketsFrassati FilmRegister for the Bridegroom's Banquet!Follow and Contact Us!Follow us on Instagram and FacebookWe're on YouTube!Join our Goodreads GroupFr. Michael's TwitterChrist the Bridegroom MonasteryOur WebsiteOur NonprofitSend us a textSupport the show

Catholic Answers Live
#12327 Making a Movie About St. Maximilian Kolbe – Triumph of the Heart - Anthony D'Ambrosio

Catholic Answers Live

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2025


Join Cy Kellett and Director Anthony D’Ambrosio as they discuss the upcoming St. Maximilian Kolbe movie, Triumph of the Heart. Join The CA Live Club Newsletter: Click Here Invite our apologists to speak at your parish! Visit Catholicanswersspeakers.com

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Dr. Marcellino D’Ambrosio joins guest-host Brooke Taylor to discuss the new film Triumph of the Heart, which explores the final days and heroic witness of St. Maximilian Kolbe. Plus, Catholic personal trainer Maria Gari offers practical guidance for women navigating busy seasons and burnout. Resources: Triumph of the Heart https://www.triumphoftheheart.com/militia Maria Gari’s website https://www.runningmyselftogether.com/