Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrew Moore

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for September 17, 2026 is: watershed • WAW-ter-shed • noun Watershed, used figuratively, refers to a crucial dividing point, line, or factor. Used literally, the word may refer to a ridge from which rivers drain on either side, or to the area of land that includes a particular river or lake and all the rivers, streams, etc. that flow into it. : a crucial dividing point, line, or factor // The protests marked a watershed in the nation's history. // The Continental Divide is the most well known watershed in the United States. See the entry > Examples: “For thousands of years, elk would have accounted for the second largest amount of meat in the diets of many eastern peoples, after the ubiquitous whitetail deer. Not only were the animals present in the East; for thousands of years they sustained human life and were integral to Indigenous material and spiritual culture. Although they were great and skilled hunters, Native Americans in the East rarely killed all of the elk or all of the deer in an entire watershed.” — Andrew Moore, Beasts of the East: The Fall and Rise of America's Eastern Wilderness, 2026 Did you know? Opinion on the literal geographic meaning of watershed is divided. On one side of the debate are those who think the word can only refer to a ridge of land separating rivers and streams flowing in one direction from those flowing in the opposite direction. That's the term's original meaning, one probably borrowed in the translation of the German Wasserscheide. On the other side of the argument are those who think watershed can also apply to the area through which such divided water flows. The latter sense is now far more common in America, but most speakers have apparently decided to leave the quarrel to hydrologists and geographers, choosing to limit their use of watershed to its figurative “turning point” sense.

On NRL Monday with Andrew Moore we dissect week one of the finals and look ahead to week two.Newcastle hooker Phoenix Crossland also joins the show to discuss the Knights' upset win over South Sydney and what they expect from the New Zealand Warriors in Auckland.  Matthew Elliott swings by the studio to discuss whether Nathan Cleary should have been suspended, what impresses him most about the Dolphins, and his football catching ability.

Andrew Moore is joined by Luke Lewis, Michael Carayannis and Matthew Elliott for NRL Sunday. The team discusses the Kangaroos halves pairing for the upcoming World Cup, how last night's loss affects the Warriors premiership chances, plus why Queensland coach Darius Boyd thinks the Maroons coaching position might help leapfrog him into an NRL head coaching position in the future. 

It's finals time and Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis are locked in for a bumper show. They chat to Knights veteran forward Tyson Frizell; the General Manager of the PNG Chiefs, Michael Chammas; and in preparation for the upcoming Rugby League World Cup, Andrew Moore sits down with Fiji Bati coach Mick Potter.

Leading journalist Michael Carayannis is in studio to discuss the NRL's plans to have a ‘Disneyland' for rugby league, the surprise packets of the season, and the NRL abandoning Shark Park as a finals venue.Penrith centre Casey McLean also joins the show to discuss the club's minor premiership success, the return from injury of Mitch Kenny and Isaah Yeo, and playing in the World Cup for the Kiwis.

Andrew Moore is joined by Luke Lewis and Matthew Elliott for NRL Sunday. The team discusses what the future may hold for the Canberra Raiders, while Warriors veteran Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad joins the program. Plus, all the usual Sunday segments, including Six Again, First Thought, and We Get to Know a Rabbitoh.

Heading into another finals campaign, South Sydney prop, Keaon Koloamatangi, spoke with Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis about what the next month looks like for the Rabbitohs. MC's Hammertime delivers some news, although even he admits it wasn't his best work. And, ahead of his final match as a Cowboy, Murray Taulagi joined Andrew and MC for a chat.

Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Ruan Sims react to the news that Darius Boyd will become the next Queensland coach. A Thursday night edition of MC's Hammertime takes place as they discuss the news around Hudson Young. Later, Parramatta Eels forward Jack Williams joins the team for a chat.

North Queensland centre Jaxon Purdue joined NRL Monday with Andrew Moore to discuss the Cowboys' topsy-turvy season, what they need to get right for the finals, and his preferred position.We also discuss which teams will provide the ideal grand final match-up, Brisbane's horrible title defence, and whether the Sydney Roosters can win without Sam Walker.Luke Lewis swings by the studio to discuss the build up to the finals series, what's wrong with Cronulla, and Jai Arrow's emotional 99th ‘game' for the Rabbitohs.

At the pointy end of the NRL season every incident can an amplified effect and that's the way it looks with the injury to Roosters' half back Sam Walker. He's facing surgery on his ankle that's likely to rule him out for the rest of the season and Luke Lewis told Andrew Moore and Matthew Elliott in 6 Again that it rules the Roosters out of winning the Premiership. The team also spoke to Warriors CEO Cameron George who talked about growing the game in New Zealand and about the prospect of hosting finals matches at Mt Smart. You can get to know Rooster Jayme Fressard, hear a First Thought on rule changes and there's a Denis Carnahan Song of the Week from the vaults from our sexagenarian song smith.

In an ominous sign for the rest of the NRL Penrith showed a bit of their best gritty finals form to beat the Bulldogs in round 26. Back rower and top man Scott Sorensen told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis he felt a lift in intensity at training during the week. Plus there was a "big" MC's Hammertime (even if Grimesy took the wind out of Michael's sails), and Manly points scoring machine Reuben Garrick chatted about his final match at Brookvale Oval in what he admitted has been a strange season. There's also a good debate about whether the NRL should follow the AFL in adopting a wildcard round.

Canterbury prop Max King's 6th career try typified his team's performance in the round 25 win over St George Illawarra. He told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Matthew Elliott that it was their ability to save tries being scored that pleased him most. While he's not a regular scorer of the 4 points he revealed that his Dad David had always led him to believe he was far more prolific than he actually was in his playing days. Lewey and Matty talk about Corey Horsburgh, the bunker and the Warriors in 6 Again and there's a 1st thought on the 2010s. You can get to know dual Premiership winner Chris Heighington and hear Denis Carnahan's Song of the Week.

It's been a season to forget for the Broncos in their Premiership title defence but they showed plenty of fight in their round 25 win in Canberra. Hooker Billy Walters missed most of the season and has been frustrated watching on while his team struggled. He told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis that he accepts the stick the team has copped as part and parcel of playing for Brisbane. The team also chatted about the prospects for the Dolphins who are currently Queensland best hope of holding on to the NRL title. Penrith Panthers legend Royce Simmons dropped by for a chat as he prepares to set off on another fundraising big walk and you can catch all the latest rugby league news - and speculation - in MC's Hammertime.

Quentin Hull and Ryan Hoffman chat to Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf about their first ever finals appearance. Plus they discuss the majority stake purchase of the Storm and get the latest headlines in MC's Hammertime.

This might not be the Raiders year but there's a raft of young talent at the club for fans to get excited about the future. Hooker Owen Pattie told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Matthew Elliott he's excited about the future and he want to repay Canberra's faith in him by winning them a trophy. Matthew and Lewey tackle the topics of the week in 6 Again and the 1st Thought is on season changing injuries. You can get to know another Raider Krystal Blackwell and hear Denis Carnahan's Song of the Week.

St George Illawarra coach Dean Young joins Andrew Moore for NRL Monday to discuss the Dragons' back-to-back wins, the spirit at the club, and speculated roster changes for next season.We also look at the issues at the Brisbane Broncos and whether Cronulla can still challenge for the title following the shoulder injury suffered by Braydon Trindall.Four-time premiership winner Scott Sorensen is in studio to chat about Penrith's dip in form, how they're coping without their inspirational leader Isaah Yeo, and a changing of the guard at the Panthers.

One of the best stories of this NRL season has been the return of Matt Dufty to the competition. He returned from England to play in the NSW Cup but has become a mainstay of the South Sydney team as they look set to play finals. He told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis that Rabbits Assistant Ben Hornby was the main reason he's back where he is. He also explained how Cody Walker made him take a late conversion that nobody else wanted to take! Plus Michael Carayannis is along with an edition of MC's Hammertime that he personally described as "Very Good".

Newcastle's impressive season has seen Fletcher Sharpe develop his all round game. He told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Ruan sims that while he always saw himself as a full back, he's now loving his time in the halves. He also talked hair and why he rates his there's only one winner in the battle of the Fletchers at the Knights when it comes to mullets. Plus Rugby League's premier news breaker and number 2 ranked MC is along for a Thursday night MC's Hammertime.

PNG Chiefs General Manager of football Michael Chammas joins Andrew Moore for NRL Monday to chat about the signing of Penrith star Brian To'o, the club's recruitment process and, the overall impact the team is having in Port Moresby.   We discuss the merits of the NRL's plans for Global Round in 2028 versus the lack regional games.And Cronulla Sharks NRLW fullback Jada Taylor is in studio to discuss her team's disappointing start to the season, Indigenous Round, and the importance of regional rugby league.  

South Sydney's man for all seasons Jye Gray had another high achieving game aa his team held on to beat Parramatta. He ran a game high 236 metres on the wing and crossed the line for a try in the stereo-typical game of 2 halves. He told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Ryan Hoffman that the first half was fun to play in - the 2nd half less so! Plus Lewey and Hoffy tackle the big issue in the game in 6 Again, the First Thought is on the most influential people in the game, you can get to know SharkTobias Eric Rudolph and hear Denis Carnahan's Song of the Week.

Incoming New South Wales coach Matt King is already planning the defence of the Origin Shield. But he told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis he wants the job to have an input across the board with Rugby League in the State. Despite being seen as one of the nicest guys in the game he's confident he's got the steel to make the tough calls needed to run the Blues team. Plus ABC favourite Connor Watson dropped by to talk Indigenous Round and the Roosters scrappy win over the Bulldogs. And you can catch up on all the latest Rugby League news - and speculation - in MC's Hammertime.

August 3, 2026 Hour 3. Michael Felder on college football. MLB Trade Deadline talk. Andrew Moore talks the Indianapolis Colts. 

Some sombre news on NRL Monday with Andrew Moore as we reveal our friend and colleague John Gibbs has cancer.New Zealand Warriors coach Andrew Webster joins the show to discuss the Wahs run into the finals.Matthew Elliott is in studio to react to Gibbsy's news, he also gives us his thoughts on Laurie Daley's resignation and Matt King appointment as NSW coach.

Andrew Moore, Matthew Elliott and John Gibbs are back for NRL Sunday. They tackle the big issues in Six Again, and after Andrew's trip to Mudgee, the team discusses whether the NRL should continue taking games to regional centres. Following Penrith's win over Canberra yesterday, Panthers forward Isaiah Papali'i joins the program. Plus, First Thought looks back at the decade of the 2000s, we get to know Shaylee Bent in Getting to Know You, and Denis's song takes aim at the Tigers drama once again.

Greg Inglis was a champion on the field and an inspiration to many. He's admitted he struggled post career including a spending a spell in rehab but he's turned his focus to helping others with his "Stick With It" program. He explains what that is an his experiences helping others. Andrew Moore, Matthew Elliott and Michael Carayannis were also joined in the broadcast box in Mudgee by Penrith CEO Matt Cameron to discuss player retention and the coaching transition plan. The team also reflected on the Friday night matches and you can catch all the latest Rugby League news - and speculation - in MC's Hammertime

Broncos star Corey Jensen spoke to Quentin Hull and Grant Bell about his early medical retirement. The team also chat to Souths young gun Ashton Ward as the Bunnies prepare to play the in-form Sharks on Sunday.

Andrew Moore unpacks the dramas at the Wests Tigers involving Adam Doueihi and insists the NRL must do more to help regional footy.Cronulla captain Blayke Brailey joins the show to discuss the Sharks' recent hot form and road to the finals.Ruan Sims swings by the studio to chat about all things NRL and NRLW, including Magic Round in Wagga Wagga and she has some strong words for the critics.

Andrew Moore and John Gibbs reflect on 40 milestone years of Continuous Call Team history, looking back on some of the most iconic moments and the best gibber.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a bumper episode as Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs tackle the biggest topics in Six Again. After Canberra's massive win over Wests Tigers, Raider Ethan Sanders joins the program. Plus, First Thought is fast players, we get to know Chelsea Lenarduzzi in Getting to Know You, and Denis's song is one of the best ever.

Ahead of the Bulldogs' clash with the Warriors, Canterbury CEO Aaron Warburton joined Andrew Moore, Michael Carayannis and Luke Lewis to discuss rising ticket prices and the introduction of players' names on the back of jerseys. Michael's Hammertime also provides the latest injury updates from around the league, along with an update on the future of Wests Tigers playmaker Adam Doueihi.Following the Rabbitohs thrilling win over the Storm on Friday night, Campbell Graham also joined the program.

Another busy week of NRL headlines but none stranger than the Tigers theatrics. Andrew Moore, Matthew Elliott and Ruan Sims weigh in on the latest from Michael Carayannis regarding Adam Doueihi telling coach Benji Marshall he wasn't in the right head space to play this weekend. Elsewhere Cronulla front rower Tom Hazleton talks about his head and specifically his hair cut and how his team mates are starting to copy him and coach Craig Fitzgibbon

Leading rugby league journalist, Michael Carayannis drops by the studio for NRL Monday with Andrew Moore.They discuss the breaking news appointment of Dean Young as St George Illawarra coach for the next two years, how it's all come unstuck at Wests Tigers, and his secret love of AFL.Exciting Gold Coast fullback Keano Kini also joins the show to chat about the Titans victory over Manly, how he deals with mistakes, and his gratitude to just be on the field.  

It's a bumper episode as Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs tackle the biggest topics in Six Again, discuss the player movement system after Jarome Luai was booed last night by Tigers fans, and in celebration of Women in League Round, the team chat to Gold Coast Titans majority owner Rebecca Frizelle. 

The Broncos started round 20 with an upset when they beat the top-of-the-table Panthers by two points and Broncos coach Michael Maguire joins Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis to discuss the win.

It's Women in League round, and Andrew Moore, Matt Elliott and Ruan Sims celebrate the women on and off the field that help build the rugby league community. MC has the latest news in MC's Hammertime. Plus, Andrew and Matt chat to Titans hooker Oliver Pascoe about how he found his best footy.

Manly legend John Gibbs joins Andrew Moore in studio for NRL Monday.Gibbsy reflects on a sad/beautiful day for rugby league, the first home loss for the Sea Eagles under Kieran Foran, and he puts the red pen through Melbourne's finals chances.We also replay our heart warming and heart wrenching interview with Jai Arrow at the World's Biggest Birthday Party.  

Jai Arrow joins the team during the celebrations for his own 'World's Biggest Birthday Party' to chat through his treatment and health, the wedding this week and an upcoming trip to New York to watch the World Cup final.Arrow says he's "never been in a better mindset" in his life and explains why the arrow celebrations and awareness that's being raised for MND is bigger than him and he doesn't know how to thank everyone.Ahead of the Rabbitohs vs Knights game, Arrow also says he's blown away that The Wiggles are playing to help support the Motor Neuron Disease cause.

NRL Sunday with Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs get the party started with Australian music royalty before Jai Arrow's big celebration. Anthony Field from the Wiggles drops by to talk through Jai Arrow's bravery and the MND cause, how well Souths have done by throwing this party and his main rugby league love - the Wests Tigers.As well there's a chat with Ricky Stuart after the Raiders win plus 'First Thought' and 'Six Again'.Plus, if you missed our chat with Jai Arrow check the NRL Daily feed.

Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis the news around Jarome Luai leaving the Tigers early. They chat to NSW Blues coach, Laurie Daley, about the incredible win by the Blues on Wednesday night to win the Origin Series on enemy turf. Plus, they chat to Warriors hooker Wayde Egan after the Warriors convincing win over the Tigers on Friday night. 

On NRL Friday Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs spoke about the impact Jarome Luai's signing with the PNG Chiefs has had on the Wests Tigers with the club telling him this week he can leave at the end of this season. Luke Lewis says its the deathknell of the Tiger's 2026 finals campaign. The trio also wrapped up NSW's Origin decider win in Brisbane on Wednesday night with John Gibbs criticising the bunker for an inexplicable error. They also reviewed Sunday's clash between the Manly Sea Eagles and North Queensland Cowboys with Manly prop Kobe Hetherington. 

On Sunday's edition of NRL Daily - Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs rule sides in or out of this year's top 8, question the future of Michael Maguire at the Brisbane Broncos, chat to Dragons interim coach Dean Young about how long he has to wait to find out his fate for 2027 and this week's "First Thought" is DEBUTS. Origin legends Luke Lewis and Billy Moore debate who wins Wednesday night's Origin decider and Denis Carnahan joins us to provide his Song of the Week - "Olakau'atu"

Andrew Moore, CEO of Lovelace, former head of Google Cloud AI, and former dean of Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science, joins the podcast to discuss YottaGraph, a knowledge graph growing by a billion facts a week that serves as a context engine for enterprise AI agents. He explains why fully automatic knowledge graph construction is the only viable path at scale, why entity resolution remains a brutal engineering problem, and how graph theory tricks make million-node queries answerable in under a second.Subscribe to the Gradient Flow Newsletter

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (06/30/26), Hank discusses the advantages and blessings of being part of the CRI Support Team. Hank also expands on and defines four groups of people associated with CRI: Support Team members, donors, occasional givers, and non-giving listeners.Hank also answers the following questions:I have an associate who thinks the Church of Christ is the only church and that other churches are false. What are your thoughts on this? Venice - Bakersfield, CA (4:07)How can Jesus be listed as a descendant of Joseph in the Bible? Leia - Charlotte, NC (7:03)Must we tithe only to a church, or does it not matter as long as it is going to God's kingdom? Andrew - Moore, OK (15:42)Is the creation account in Genesis chapter 1 literal, or is it an allegory? Are the accounts of the fall and the flood literal? Mark - NC (20:18)Can we infer from the Bible that man has been around for thousands of years, not millions of years? Mark - NC (23:53)

Week 2 highlights follows Anthropic's Fable launch in real workflows, from safety gates and API refusals to autonomous coding, 3D world-building, and a Claude-run Twitter experiment. Geoffrey Irving and Daniel Murfet argue for alignment theory and guarantees before recursive self-improvement, while prinz tests Fable on legal reasoning and monitoring. Rahul Sonwalkar, Shlok Khemani, Tom McGrath, and Andrew Moore add field reports on data agents, hybrid authorship, interpretability, context systems, token economics, and power concentration. Mercury: Run your finances with virtual cards, spending limits, merchant/category locks, and AI-friendly tools like API keys, MCP, and CLI. Check out Mercury at https://mercury.com LINKS: Claude Fable 5 announcement Julius AI platform Rahul Sonwalkar homepage Nate Jones homepage Shlok Khemani homepage FrontierCode benchmark blog Lovelace AI company Andrew Moore Wikipedia profile Geoffrey Irving homepage Daniel Murfet LessWrong profile Sequent Research announcement Timaeus research organization Automated Alignment paper Goodfire AI company Tom McGrath homepage Predictive data debugging tool prinzbench legal benchmark Unit distance conjecture disproof Dario Amodei policy essay Vending-Bench 2 benchmark Andon Labs site Recursive Superintelligence startup Sakana AI company PostTrainBench benchmark Thoughtful Lab company Unit distance conjecture arXiv Glean Work AI Index AI Treaty open letter Karina Nguyen homepage Sponsor: Claude: Claude by Anthropic is an AI collaborator that understands your workflow and helps you tackle research, writing, coding, and organization with deep context. Get started with Claude and explore Claude Pro at https://claude.ai/tcr

Hosts Fran Chismar and Tom Knezick connect with Andrew More (Author Pawpaw: In Search of America's Forgotten Fruit) to discuss his new book The Beasts of the East: The Fall and Rise of America's Eastern Wilderness. Topics include doing justice to ecological events through research, collaboration in the field of restoration ecology, the importance of large animals to our ecological web, and signs of hope in our ecological future. Music by Egocentric Plastic Men, Outro music by Dave Bennett. Follow Andrew Moore Here. Have a question or a comment?  Call (215) 346-6189. Follow Native Plants Healthy Planet – Website / Instagram / Facebook / YouTube Follow Fran Chismar Here. Buy a T-shirt, spread the message, and do some good. Visit our store Here! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Peggy Smedley and Andrew Moore, founder and CEO, Lovelace, talk about the move from raw data to real, trusted context. He has been working in AI his whole career, both in academia and industry, and he wants to make sure AI is useful. They also discuss: · Good data versus bad data and how to determine what is the most important information. · Why independent data is so important today—and an example of it. · How realtime global intelligence can enhance all of this—and the importance of looking at a lot of things at once. https://lovelace.ai

Manly's interim coach Kieran Foran made coaching look easy as he stepped in to lead his charges to put 50 points on the Dolphins to snap a 3 match losing streak. You can hear his full chat with Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs where he talks about what his vision is for the Sea Eagles and whether or not he is in the hunt for the full time job. Plus you can catch the debut of the new segment - On Debut! Matt Elliott talks about the various first times in his career. And you can also listen to the wrap up of South Sydney's impressive win over the Bulldogs including all the post match interviews.

Our card this week is Andrew Moore, the 6 of Clubs from California. This week marks the 25th anniversary of Andrew “Andy” Moore's murder.26-year-old Andy was killed in September 2000 while sleeping in his San Diego, California, apartment. The scene left behind was confounding to detectives; the weapons are missing, odd items displaced but not taken, and the one thing "stolen" from Andy shows up not too far away from the crime scene a month later. So what was the motive? Who would want to kill this fun-loving young man? And did a hidden passage in his apartment building allow his murderer to escape unnoticed?Although his cold case has remained a mystery almost as long as Andy had been alive, a new detective believes they could be close to a break, thanks to new technology. Listen to the first-ever in-depth coverage of Andy Moore's case only on The Deck! If you have any information about the murder of Andrew “Andy” Moore in San Diego, California, in September 2000, please contact the San Diego Police Homicide unit at 619-531-2293;  or you can call Detective Tracey Barr's desk phone at  619-430-0134. You can remain anonymous by calling Crime Stoppers of San Diego at 888-580-8477 or submit your tip online. There's a $56K reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction. View source material and photos for this episode at: thedeckpodcast.com/andrew-moore Let us deal you in… follow The Deck on social media.Instagram: @thedeckpodcast | @audiochuckTwitter: @thedeckpodcast_ | @audiochuckFacebook: /TheDeckPodcast | /audiochuckllcTo support Season of Justice and learn more, please visit seasonofjustice.org.The Deck is hosted by Ashley Flowers. Instagram: @ashleyflowersTikTok: @ashleyflowerscrimejunkieTwitter: @Ash_FlowersFacebook: /AshleyFlowers.AFText Ashley at 317-733-7485 to talk all things true crime, get behind the scenes updates, and more!