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Today, we're honored to sit down with a friend of ATN, Martin Ali Simms—a Neurosequential Sports Specialist, Mental Health Consultant, and Founder of The DOPE Coach Academy. Martin has dedicated his life to helping athletes and coaches tap into the healing potential of brain-based approaches, somatic practices, and trauma-informed care.In this episode, we dive into:

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For a number of years, Ed Hertzman found knee-deep in the middle of the supply chain/logistics world. At 26, he became frustrated by the confusion and lack of timely industry information available—where even a day's delay in placing an order could mean higher costs—Ed recognized a gap: There was no "Wall Street Journal" for supply chain professionals! Driven by this, he started the Sourcing Journal to provide real-time news and insights for the supply chain and apparel industries. What started as a solution to his own frustrations quickly transformed into a substantial business, making waves in media and challenging more traditional trade publications.  Ed, now founder of Athletech News (ATN) realized the same need in the HALO space (Health, Active Lifestyle, Outdoors.) Host Pete Moore and Hertzman sat down and explored the dynamic intersection of fitness, technology, finance, and wellness. He opens up about the realities of entrepreneurship, the evolution from newsletter to nationwide events, and the importance of building a reputation before going big. You'll hear Ed's candid thoughts on expanding the definition of the HALO sector—moving beyond just gyms to a broader world of health, active lifestyles, wellness, and recovery. Pete and Ed also discuss the need for more analytical reporting and data transparency around industry deals, and how their partnership aims to deliver the kind of financial insights and case studies that have long existed in other industries but are still missing in health and fitness. Finally, this episode also offers a peek into ATN's exciting upcoming event in New York—a high-caliber gathering inspired by the likes of "Davos and CES"—where collaboration, innovation, and strategic networking will take center stage. Whether you're an operator, investor, vendor, or enthusiast, this episode is packed with insights on where the industry is headed, how to drive meaningful connections, and why now is an exciting time to be a part of the ever-evolving HALO sector. Key themes discussed Transition from supply chain to the HALO media space Building and scaling a B2B media platform The power of niche, industry-focused events Importance of data-driven industry analysis More and more nontraditional players entering the HALO sector Challenges in sector terminology and defining “HALO” Fostering collaboration and innovation through quality events A few key takeaways:  1. Spotting and Building in the White Space: Ed shared how his entrepreneurial journey started by identifying under-served sectors, first in supply chain media with Sourcing Journal and now in the HALO/tech space. His experience underscores the importance of finding those “white spaces” in industries—areas where communities need a voice, connection, and credible business news. 2. Slow, Strategic Growth Over Event Hype: Rather than rushing into high-profile events, Ed took a measured approach. He grew his audience steadily through newsletters before expanding into larger conferences, waiting until he had the connections and content quality to make a true impact. A key takeaway? Avoid the temptation to “call in favors too early,” and don't over-promise before you can truly deliver. 3. Evolving Content for a Diverse Audience: Athletech News (ATN) started as a broad industry newsletter, but Ed also recognizes the need for more tailored communication—envisioning future newsletters and content streams focused specifically on CEOs, CTOs, franchisors, wellness executives, and more. As the industry's definition of “wellness” has broadened, ATN is beginning to attract nontraditional players from hospitality, tech, finance, and beyond, reflecting the sector's rapid evolution. 4. The Need for Data-Driven Analysis and Transparency: Hertzman also highlighted the lack of deep analysis regarding deals and trends in the sector—especially compared to more mature industries. He's working to change that by forging partnerships with data companies and bringing real financial insight (such as deal structure and industry benchmarking) to subscribers. He and Pete also discussed the value of expert deal breakdowns and empircal, data-driven content as a differentiator for the forthcoming ATN 2025 Innovation Summit in June in NYC. 5. Reimagining Industry Events as Collaborative Think Tanks: Ed's vision for future ATN events is ambitious: He wants to create a “Davos meets YPO meets Sun Valley” for the industry—a highly curated gathering where top CEOs, operators, founders, and even outside thought leaders come together to share, network, and get access to exclusive research and strategic insights. The focus is on intentional programming for different roles, experiential networking spaces, and using the event as the industry's annual central hub for partnerships, trends, and discoveries. Resources:  Athletech News: https://athletechnews.com  ATN 2025 Innovation Summit: https://atninnovationsummit-2025.vfairs.com   Sourcing Journal: https://www.sourcingjournal.com  Prospect Wizard: https://www.theprospectwizard.com  Promotion Vault: http://www.promotionvault.com HigherDose: http://www.higherdose.com

Javier Milei afirmó en diálogo con Mariana Brey: “¿Sabés qué? Si yo tengo que pensar en un acuerdo, y para mí hubo un acuerdo entre Cristina y Macri para ensuciarme a mí. ¿Sabés por qué? Porque el único que pierde con esto soy yo. Porque básicamente, ¿qué es lo que hace? Cristina logra que no salga ficha limpia y Macri me ensucia a mí, digamos, para conseguir una ventajita electoral. Eso es la política argentina. Yo lo único que sí te voy a decir es, pude haber perdido una batalla, pero la guerra la voy a ganar”.Mauricio Macri se refirió a las declaraciones de Javier Milei respecto a un pacto con Cristina Kirchner: “Si no, la verdad que era para reflexionar qué está pasando en la Argentina, hacia dónde estamos yendo, porque es una alucinación seria, ¿no? Me ha provocado una terrible, una tremenda desilusión, porque no se puede decir ya cualquier cosa, no se puede”.Milei le entregó el celular a la periodista para demostrar que no se comunicó con Carlos Rovira. Sobre ese gesto, Mauricio Macri dijo: “Una falta de respeto, que haya dicho de vuelta que miremos el celular, ¿qué tiene que ver? O sea, uno cuando el presidente tiene un montón de gente que se ocupa de hacer los llamados, que se ocupa de preparar información, como también creo que no lo cuidan, porque él decir que era mentira lo que había dicho Losepnnato acerca de los ATN de Misiones, y su propio gobierno, el Ministerio de Economía, informa a los ATN, ella leyó lo que informó el Ministerio de Economía, y él dice, Lospennato miente”.Milei aseguró: “Ese proyecto llevaba mi nombre. Me rompí el alma por ese proyecto. Tomé el proyecto lleno de errores de Lospennato y lo corregí. Lo puse a eso a Fargosi y Luis Petri. Con lo cual, el proyecto que fue al Senado es mío. Que obviamente que hay tareas enormes y titánicas, como la de Gastón Marra, digamos, como el trabajo que hizo esta mujer Fanny Mandelbaum. O cómo la pelea en los medios este proyecto con cuerpo y alma la señora Cristina Pérez. Con lo cual era un proyecto en el cual estábamos todos comprometidos muy comprometidos ahora, yo aviso los amarillos que tanto se quejan hace 17 años que gobiernan la ciudad, no lo tienen".La diputada Silvia Lospenatto dijo: “¿Quién en la Argentina puede creer que se pueden poner en algo de acuerdo Macri y Cristina?, digamos, los dos políticos que más se han enfrentado realmente. Porque Cristina le ha hecho la vida imposible a Mauricio Macri. Antes de que fuera presidente, mientras fue jefe de gobierno y durante todos los años de presidente. Y efectivamente nosotros siempre fuimos la expresión del antikirchnerismo en la Argentina”.Noticias del martes 13 de mayo por María O'Donnell y equipo de De Acá en Más por Urbana Play 104.3 FMSeguí a De Acá en Más en Instagram y XUrbana Play 104.3 FM. Somos la radio que ves.Suscribite a #Youtube. Seguí a la radio en Instagram y en XMandanos un whatsapp ➯ Acá¡Descargá nuestra #APP oficial! ➯  https://scnv.io/m8Gr 

Silvia Lospennato afirmó: “Acá hay claramente un pacto de impunidad. Esto le permite a CFJ y a todos los corruptos condenados, hay una lista enorme de candidatos kirchneristas condenados. Esto permite un escenario que algunos querían. Los ciudadanos no comemos vidrios y el que esté detrás de esta decisión que hoy defrauda a los argentinos va a sufrir las consecuencias. No es gratis llevarse puesto a los ciudadanos”. “Que lástima que estos senadores representan a la provincia que más ATN recibió durante el año. Traicionar al gobierno que más ATN te dio debe ser jorobado. Supongo que tendrán una penalización y no recibirán más adelantos del Tesoro. Fue la más beneficiada y traicionó al gobierno”, agregó la candidata a legisladora porteña.La senadora Anabel Fernández Sagasti dijo: “¿En serio el PRO? Lospennato, que anda con Mauricio Macri diciéndose la autora de la ficha limpia, ¿nos va a venir a nosotros a hablar de pureza republicana? ¿En serio?”.El jefe de bloque de LLA en el Senado, Ezequiel Atauche, sostuvo:“No se veía venir, estuve todo el día detrás de esto. El presidente en extraordinarias puso el proyecto, logramos que Diputados lo apruebe. Ajustamos los votos, cuidamos la ley, y ahora de golpe en el último minuto la casta se termina imponiendo. Esto marca que Argentina tiene que cambiar”.Martín Lousteau declaró: “Voy a votar a favor de ficha limpia. Tenemos que tener una justicia mejor, hay que detectar la corrupción y hacer cumplir las condenas. Tiene que ser mirando el pasado, el presidente y el futuro. Hoy nos tendríamos que haber ido con ficha limpia y la interpelación, con una comisión investigadora. Y nos vamos con una sola. Mientras tanto no resolvamos esto lo que hacemos son parches”.Axel Kicillof dijo: “Una vergüenza, gravísimo para la democracia argentina que con un Poder Judicial que tiene sectores que actúan como partido político ahora lo que quieren es usar esos fallos para impedir que Cristina pueda presentarse a elecciones. Creo que estamos ante un hecho de proscripción y una enorme gravedad. Mostrar el rechazo, el repudio y el asco que da”.Guillermo Francos sobre la paritaria pisada: “Si uno permite que el salario se vaya más allá de lo que se ha establecido como tope obviamente los precios aumentan y los mismos que reclaman por el aumento del salario vuelven a reclamar. El salario real ha crecido por encima de la inflación”.Noticias del jueves 8 de mayo por María O'Donnell y equipo de De Acá en Más por Urbana Play 104.3 FMSeguí a De Acá en Más en Instagram y XUrbana Play 104.3 FM. Somos la radio que ves.Suscribite a #Youtube. Seguí a la radio en Instagram y en XMandanos un whatsapp ➯ Acá¡Descargá nuestra #APP oficial! ➯  https://scnv.io/m8Gr 

In this Star Wars Day edition of The Sunday Roast, The lads return with a scorching hot rundown of the week's biggest stories, from geopolitical tremors to major market moves. We unpack the landmark U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund agreement giving the U.S. preferential access to Ukraine's critical minerals—titanium, lithium, and rare earths—and explore the ripple effects across Europe, the West, and a sidelined Russia. We also dive into the dramatic ousting of U.S. National Security Adviser Mike Waltz following the jaw-dropping “Signalgate” scandal. This week's guest is Charles Bray, Executive Chairman of Aterian Plc, who joins us to discuss how geopolitical tensions and resource nationalism are reshaping the critical minerals landscape. We get the lowdown on Aterian's game-changing $4.5 million trade finance deal in Rwanda and their recent £468,000 convertible bond raise aimed at boosting exploration in Morocco, Botswana, and beyond. Plus, we revisit our “12 for 2025” watchlist with a progress check and updated outlook, and wrap up with all the movers and shakers making waves in the markets this week. May the 4th be with you! 00:00 - 00:06:48 Weekly News Roundup  00:06:48 #ATN Interview 00:41:16 12 for 25 stocks review 00:41:51  #POW  00:42:46 #GMET  00:44:29 #COBR  00:45:59 #GGP  00:47:20 #AMRQ  00:48:55 #GROC  00:50:48 #MAST  00:52:52 #RMR  00:55:41 #SVML   00:59:24 #BZT    01:00:58 #JLP  01:02:10 #PR1  01:06:06 #IMM  01:07:46 #ARS  01:09:13 #ATN  01:10:11 #TRAK   01:11:26 #BSFA  01:14:32 #EST  01:16:13 #AFP #XTR  01:16:29 #ARCM  01:16:46 #HEX  01:18:14 #MIRI  01:18:45 Ransomware attacks #MKS  01:28:46 TV  Recommendation Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest This podcast may contain paid promotions, including but not limited to sponsorships, endorsements, or affiliate partnerships. The information, investment views, and recommendations provided are for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial products related to the companies discussed. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentators; however, no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion. Listeners are encouraged to perform their own research and consult with a licensed professional before making any financial decisions based on the content of this podcast.

"Soļus tulkot nevajag! Par to esmu pārliecināts. Mana personīgā recepte ir šāda: man ļoti nepatīk uz izrādi atnākt pēdējā brīdī, kad skrienu, nedaudz kavēju un neesmu gatavs pašā izrādes sākumā tai pieslēgties un uztvert brīvi un atvērti. Vēl viena no lietām – neizvirzām pārāk lielas ekspektācijas! Atnākam uz izrādi kā atvērta, balta lapa, lai bez lielām ekspektācijām un dziļas analīzes to vienkārši baudītu. Tas reizēm ļoti labi palīdz," saka dejotājs, horeogrāds, arī scenogrāfs, pedagogs un Dejas balvas žūrijas priekšsēdētājs Dmitrijs Gaitjukevičs. Gaidot Dejas balvas pasniegšanas ceremoniju, kas 29. aprīlī risināsies koncertzālē "Cēsis", runājam par deju, dejas norisēm, dejas mākslas veidiem, virzieniem un uzzinām, kas būtisks nozarei. Signe Lagzdiņa: Sāksim ar lielajām balvām, kas jau zināmas: mūža balvas ieguvējas ir Baiba Rasma Šteina un Gunta Bāliņa. Dmitrij, vai izvēle par to, kam šogad piešķirt balvu par mūža ieguldījumu, bija sarežģīta? Vai arī viss jau bija skaidrs? Dmitrijs Gaitjukevičs: Tur viss bija skaidrs. Ļoti ātri nonācām pie viena kopsaucēja. Gribētu izmantot iespēju un vēlreiz mūsu žūrijas vārdā sveikt brīnišķīgās profesionāles, sava žanra pārstāves – Guntu un Baibu. Balva ir ļoti pelnīta un patīkami, ka tieši mums bija iespēja godināt abas dāmas. Vai varat divos teikumos pateikt – kāpēc tieši viņām pienākas balva par mūža ieguldījumu? Man šķiet, ka divos teikumos nesanāks. Jo katrai no šīm dāmām aiz muguras ir tik bagāta biogrāfija – visi lielie soļi, ko viņas ir paveikušas, sākot no savas izglītības, pēc tam ieguldījuma un attīstības gan pie mūsu skatuviskās tautas dejas, gan baleta mākslas. Nav iespējams to raksturot divos teikumos...  Paveiktais patiešām ir iespaidīgs un katram tādu mūžu var novēlēt! Bet vai jums jau ir kas zināms par pašu pasniegšanas ceremoniju? Vai arī žūrijas priekšsēdētājam un žūrijas locekļiem tas būs pārsteigums? Tas būs pārsteigums. Varēsiet atpūsties? Jā! Mums atsūtīja ielūgumus – būsim viesi un skatīsimies. Pirmo reizi, man šķiet, būsim skatītāja lomā. Būs interesanti! Vai visi darbi jau pabeigti, vai arī balsošana par nominantiem vēl priekšā? Nē. Vakar atnāca ziņa, ka viss ir parakstīts, pavisam droši – ar e-parakstiem. Viss jau ir izlemts.  Dejas balva tiek pasniegta reizi divos gados, līdz ar to periods, kas jums bija jāpiedzīvo žūrijas priekšsēdētāja amatā, bija patiešām vērienīgs. Divi gadi – 2023. un 2024. Jūsuprāt – tas ir labi, ka balva tiek pasniegta reizi divos gados, vai tomēr vajadzētu biežāk – reizi gadā? Nezinu... Šobrīd ir trešā reize, kad notiek šī ceremonija. Manā rīcībā nav precīzas statistikas par iepriekšējiem gadiem, bet šo divu gadu laikā bija 86 jaundarbi, ko mēs noskatījāmies. Salīdzinot ar "Spēlmaņu nakti", tas nav tik liels skaitlis, taču man tas šķiet diezgan optimāls, lai tas tomēr būtu biennāls notikums, nevis tiktu rīkots katru gadu. "Klasikā" īsi pēc Dejas balvas nominantu paziņošanas viesojās jūsu kolēģe Sintija Siliņa. Sarunā ar Orestu Silabriedi viņa atklāja, kā esat sadalījuši žanrus. Dejas balva taču ir tik plašs jēdziens. Dejot var tik dažādi. Dejot var menuetu un dejot var hiphopu…  Var arī nedejot un saukt to par deju... Sintija Siliņa: Mums ar gudru ziņu un savā ziņā arī ar eksperimentālu ziņu apvienoti četri žanri, jo divi no tiem – skatuviskā tautas deja un mūsdienu deja – darbojas profesionāli tās horeogrāfu, vadītāju un radošo risinājumu ziņā, lai arī izpildītāji nav profesionāli. Tomēr tas neizslēdz iespēju, ka galaprodukts ir vērtējams profesionālā kontekstā. Orests Silabriedis: Kas tad ir tie, kas dejo laikmetīgo deju? Profesionāļi. Laikmetīgajā un arī klasiskajā dejā Latvijā iespējams iegūt augstāko izglītību un arī maģistra grādu, un arī teorētiski spēt sevi uzturēt tādā formā, ka tas nav tikai izglītības apliecinājums. Klasiskajā dejā ir vienkāršāk: mums ir baleta trupa, un tur arī faktiski 99 procenti dejotāju sevi realizē.  Tas, kas notiek Baltajā namā, tas tad arī ir viss, vai ne? Tā būtu atsevišķa saruna, un to mani kolēģi žūrijas locekļi – Lita Beiris un Erlends Ritenbergs – arī uzsver, ka ir žēl, ka tā: mums pietrūkst norišu spēlētāju, kas varbūt to variētu, jo Baltā nama baleta trupa var nodrošināt tik, cik tā spēj, tomēr arī baleta pasaulē ir dažādas paaudzes. Man, piemēram, vienmēr žēl noskatīties un pat domāt, kas notiek pēc tam, kad baletdejotājs sasniedz vecumu, kad viņš praktiski var aiziet izdienas pensijā. Bet ar to jau neizbeidzas mākslinieka fiziskās un mākslinieciskās iespējas! Tās var transformēties un būt ne mazāk uzrunājošas skatītājiem. Bet, runājot par laikmetīgo deju, šeit ir milzīgi daudz starptautisko platformu. Tā ir globāla kustība, kurai ir ļoti daudz tīklu, kur var gan sevi trenēt, gan īstenot, gan arī iegūt zināšanas; rezidēt, braukt atpakaļ, veidot darbus rezidencēs, kas ir ārpus Latvijas – ļoti daudz ir tādu iespēju. Un tad varbūt to salikt kopā tepat Latvijā. Signe Lagzdiņa: Sintija jau iezīmēja vairākas problēmas, reizē ieskicējot žanrus, ko jūs vērtējat. Tie ir tik dažādi žanri, tik krasa atšķirība – ir skolu beiguši dejotāji un ir brīvā laika pavadīšanas pulciņi. Kā to var salikt pa plauktiņiem? Šķiet, ka būtiskākais ir  saprast, ka katram žanram ir savi principi, savas stiprās puses, savi uzdevumi; katram savi spēles noteikumi. Protams, mēs vērtējam, un vērtēšana ir diezgan liels izaicinājums un atbildība. Man viens no svarīgajiem kritērijiem vērtēšanā ir darba mākslinieciskā vērtība: vai tas mani uzrunā? Jo cilvēks vairāk lasa, vairāk skatās, vairāk klausās, viņam ir vieglāk uztvert konkrēto darbu. Bet ir arī ļoti daudzas reizes, kad cilvēks bez lielas pieredzes konkrēto darbu sajūt, un tas viņu ietekmē. Tajā ir kas tāds, kas uzrunā, un to var saprast arī neprofesionāļi. Atbildot uz jūsu jautājumu, ir pilnīgi vienalga, vai tas ir profesionāļu vai neprofesionālu veikums – galvenais ir vēstījums. Mūsdienu dejas lauciņš šobrīd ir ļoti plašs. Mūsdienu deju grupu ir ļoti daudz, turklāt katrai deju grupai vēl ir apakšgrupas, kas saistītas ar dalībnieku vecumu. Vai skatāties arī bērnus un jauniešus, vai tomēr vērtējat pieaugušos dejotājus? Mūsdienu dejas kategorijā izvirzīti vairāki jauniestudējumi, kuros piedalījās jaunieši. Te atkal jārunā par kritērijiem, kā mēs vērtējam: vai mēs vērtējam tikai tehnisko sniegumu, vai arī māksliniecisko sniegumu un darba māksliniecisko vērtību. Mēģinām būt maksimāli objektīvi, tomēr daudzi no mums zina viens par otru, zina to stāstu, kas saistīts ar katru mākslinieku. Ir reizes, kad tas viss jāatmet malā un jādod ļoti skaidrs vērtējums tieši par konkrētajiem diviem gadiem. Piemēram, ir nominācijas, kurās mēs ļoti vēlamies atzīmēt kādu mākslinieku, kurš vairs nav aktīvs dejotājs, taču mēs visi viņu atceramies. Bet mums diemžēl jānoliek malā savas personīgās vēlmes un skaidri jāskatās uz divu gadu laika bildi un jāvērtē tikai tas, kas noticis šo divu gadu laikā. Vai varat dalīties ar kādām īpašām tendencēm, ko pamanījāt? Varbūt skatuviskajai tautas dejai kaut kas bijis īpaši raksturīgs tieši šo divu gadu periodā? Tā varētu būt stilizācija – deja kļūst vizuāli niansētāka, tai ir laikmetīgās dejas pieskaņa; manāma arī teātra mākslas klātbūtne. Otra lieta, ko var atzīmēt – tie ir autentiskuma meklējumi. Mums joprojām ir ļoti svarīgi atgriezties pie savām saknēm, iet dziļumā un atrast savu autentiskumu, kas, manuprāt, skatuviskajā tautas dejā atkal kļuvis vai joprojām ir svarīgs un nozīmīgs. Vēl manāma interese par reģionālajām īpatnībām. Turpretī mūsdienu dejā ir pilnīgi kaut kas cits? Mūsdienu dejai ir sociālo tīklu ietekme, "Tik Tok" ietekme. Te viss ir ātri, spilgti, fragmentāri, iedarbīgi – efekts tiek sasniegts uzreiz. Tā ka šeit ir nedaudz savādāk. Skatītāju daudzums aug, un mūsu mākslinieki piedalās lielās, lielās sacensībās; popularitāte aug un arī kvalitāte kļuvusi daudz, daudz spēcīgāka, daudz tehniskāka.  Sintija Siliņa mazliet ieskicēs par baletu, un tad mēs paturpināsim mazliet arī par to. Sintija Siliņa: Tas, kas pamainījās ar šo - divgadīgā sadarbībā ar Kultūras ministrijas Dejas padomi, kas ir ar konsultatīvu iedabu, kurā tiek vērtēti tikai šajos divos gados pirmizrādītie jaundarbi, ja mēs runājam par iestudējumu vai notikumu. Un tā izrādījās problemātika baletam: daļa no uzvedumiem, ko mēs redzam repertuārā, ir iepirkti, tie ir pārlikti, un tie nav unikāli veidoti trupai, un līdz ar to sanāca, ka tie netiek vērtēti. Un tas ir arī bijis ar nolūku - gan Dejas padome, gan žūrija to darījusi ar nolūku, paužot tādu kā signālu: mēs gribam jaundarbus. Mums ir horeogrāfi, mēs gribam dot iespēju, mēs gribam stiprināt un veicināt iekšējos resursus.  Sintija Siliņa labi paskaidroja, kāpēc bieži varbūt kādi baleta uzvedumi, kas daudziem droši vien šķiet spilgti, efektīgi, tomēr netiek līdz Dejas balvai. Jūs skatāties tikai uz jaunradi? Jā. Vai jūs no sava skatupunkta arī varat nedaudz komentēt baleta norises? Man ir grūti komentēt baleta norises. Daļēji piekrītu Sintijai: arī man gribas, lai Latvijā būtu lielāka iespēja māksliniekiem būt ne tikai izpildītājiem, bet lai brīdī, kad viņu dejotāja karjera tuvojas noslēgumam, viņi varētu turpināt radīt jauniestudējumus, radīt izrādes – būt horeogrāfi. Šis ir prakses jautājums, ko viņiem varētu dot Baltais nams – lai viņi praktizējas un kļūst par mūsu Latvijas turpmākajiem Latvijas lielajiem vārdiem, lielajiem horeogrāfiem, jo mums ir ļoti daudz talantīgu kolēģu, kuri pabeiguši Jāzepa Vītola Latvijas Mūzikas akadēmiju un kuriem vienkārši trūkst prakses – nav iespēju, kur rādīt šīs izrādes. Tāpēc man ir diezgan grūti komentēt, bet daļēji piekrītu: man gribas, lai būtu vairāk Latvijas baleta horeogrāfu. Visbeidzot laikmetīgā deja. Te jūs esat liels eksperts. Laikmetīgās dejas norises ved ļoti dažādos virzienos. Var būt kino eksperimenti, var būt arī nekustīgs dejas uzvedums vai pilnīga abstrakcija, tāpat laikmetīgā deja satiekas ar cirka elementiem un dejām virvēs. Kas notiek laikmetīgās dejas žanrā? Kur ir tā robeža, kad priekšnesums vairs nav laikmetīgā deja? Man šķiet, ka nevajadzētu apstāties, jo laikmetīgās dejas pluss un stiprā puse ir tā, ka nav skaidru robežu un interpretācija ir ļoti plaša. (..) Tāpat kā restorānā – vienam garšo, vienam nē. Man šķiet, ar to ir viss pateikts. Tas ir brīnišķīgi, ka laikmetīgā deja ir tik plaša un tajā runa var būt par ļoti daudzām tēmām. Laikmetīgā deja var būt arī iekļaujoša: tajā var piedalīties cilvēki ar invaliditāti, kuri, ja skatāmies no baleta vai mūsdienu dejas viedokļa, tajās nevar piedalīties. Taču laikmetīgajā dejā viņi var sevi  realizēt, un tas ir brīnišķīgi! Tāpēc es laikmetīgo deju pagaidām neliktu rāmjos. Nezinu, kas notiks pēc kāda laika, taču pagaidām man šķiet, ka tas ir jauki. Dejas balvas žūrijas sastāvā ir arī Lība Bērziņa, kura rūpējas par to, lai cilvēkiem ar kustību traucējumiem būtu vides pieejamība. Viņa ir māksliniece, mākslas terapeite, mākslas mediatore. Tas ir ar nolūku – lai arī šādus procesus vieglāk izvērtētu? Lība mums ir ļoti daudz palīdzējusi ar savu viedokli. Kad žanra eksperti nereti par dziļu ieiet savās lietās, Lība vienmēr skaidri pasaka savu viedokli, un ļoti bieži mēs tajā ieklausāmies. Dzirdēt viedokli no malas vienmēr ir atsvaidzinoši. Tad galu galā - kāds tad ir tas žūrijas sastāvs, lai visus šos dažādos deju žanrus tā objektīvi, pēc iespējas profesionāli novērtētu, žūrijā jābūt katras jomas pārstāvim. oreiz Dejas balvā katrā žanrā ir divi žūrijas pārstāvji. Tā iepriekš nebija?  Manuprāt, nebija. Manuprāt, bija katra žanra pārstāvis un neatkarīgais eksperts, kāds šobrīd ir Lība. Šos divus gadus vērtē deviņi cilvēki. Tas ir mazliet vieglāk – mēs varam savā starpā parunāties. Jo dialogs jau ir pats būtiskākais, lai kaut ko tādu izvērtētu un saprastu, kurp doties. Vai jūs jau zināt, kas notiek ar nākamā perioda žūriju? Paliek Sintija Siliņa, es nepalieku. Nāk klāt Kristīne Brīniņa, brīnišķīga laikmetīgās dejas horeogrāfe. Kopumā ir ļoti jauks, spilgts laikmetīgās dejas pārstāvju sastāvs.  Un nu vēl viens fragments no sarunas ar Sintiju Siliņu, kur viņa runā par abstrakciju un dejas saprašanu. Sintija Siliņa: Nav noslēpums, ka Latvijas kultūras patērētājs, ja runājam par skatuves mākslu, ir teātra virzīts, naratīva virzīts, skaidra vēstījuma virzīts. Lai viss ir ļoti ātri uztverams. Abstrakcija ir kas tāds, kas joprojām ienāk lēni un joprojām skaitās margināla. Te mums jāpievēršas vēl vienai lietai, kas mums izpaliek, jo mums nākas cīnīties ar to stigmu, ka tā ir līdzvērtīga māksla. Horeogrāfijai ir neskaitāmas tehnikas un veidi, tāpat kā mūzikas radīšanā vai vizuālās mākslas tehnikās. Un veidi, kā strādāt, būvējot horeogrāfisku materiālu – ko tu tajā ietilpini vai neietilpini –, arī ir vesela disciplīna. Taču nākas domāt par to, kā mani sapratīs skatītājs – vai atnāks, vai atkal nesūdzēsies, ka neko nesaprot... Vai jums arī šādas dilemmas dažkārt ir? Vai jūs uztraucaties par to, ka jūs un jūsu paveikto kādreiz nesapratīs? Liekuļošu, ja teikšu, ka mani neuztrauc tas, kā skatītājs uztvers manu darbu. Protams, ka domāju par to, jo es taču strādāju tam, lai manu veikumu kāds novērtē, skatās un esmu ļoti priecīgs par to, ka man vispār ir iespēja pateikt to, ko gribu pateikt, īstenot savas iekšējās intereses un izvērst tēmas, kuras man ir ļoti aktuālas. Esmu ļoti pateicīgs, ja varu to kādam parādīt.  Bet par to saprašanu – bieži vien jādomā abstrakti. Arī skatoties skatuvisko tautas deju, noder abstraktā domāšana. Bet nu tomēr: ja mēs gribētu patulkot kādus soļus, jums ir kādi pavedieni, ko jūs mums varat atklāt, ja dodamies uz kādu dejas izrādi? Kam pievērst uzmanību, ja ir tā sajūta, ka neko nesaprotu? Soļus tulkot nevajag! Par to esmu pārliecināts. Kā jau minēju: jo vairāk skatos un redzu, jo vieglāk uztvert. Mana personīgā recepte ir šāda: man ļoti nepatīk uz izrādi atnākt pēdējā brīdī. Kad skrienu, nedaudz kavēju un neesmu gatavs pašā izrādes sākumā tai pieslēgties un uztvert brīvi un atvērti. Tā būtu viena no lietām – ka neizvirzām pārāk lielas ekspektācijas: atnākam kā atvērta, balta lapa, lai bez lielām ekspektācijām un dziļas analīzes vienkārši baudītu. Tas reizēm ļoti labi palīdz. Jūsu padoms labi noderēs, arī dodoties uz koncertiem, teātri un operu! Bet vēl runājot par teātri. Jūs pats darbojaties dažādos teātros: ir izrādes, kurās iedzīvināts jūsu solis. Viena no izrādēm ir Latvijas Nacionālā teātra iestudējums "Ilgu tramvajs". Jā, tā bija ļoti jauka sadarbība ar Pēteri [Krilovu], kurš māk uzaicināt mākslinieku savā komandā tā, ka tikai tad, kad esi nolicis klausuli, saproti, ka esi jau piekritis. (smejas) Sarunas laikā tu runā par to darbu, it kā nekādi termiņi un uzdevumi īsti neatskan, bet pēc tam tu saproti, ka viss – tu esi iekšā, tu jau esi piekritis… Man ļoti patīk vērot, kā strādā Pēteris, un šī bija fantastiska pieredze redzēt arī, kā aktieri klausās un strādā. Redzēju katru mēģinājumu – brīnišķīgo aktieru darbu un viņu sniegumu. Tas bija ļoti, ļoti vērtīgs process. Maija Doveika un Jana Lisova pirmizrādes banketā esot uzsaukušas mazo tostu, kurā viņas man pateicās par neredzamo kustību... Tas bija ļoti liels kompliments, jo izrādē ne vienmēr ir deja – ir arī tādi risinājumi, ko skatītājs neasociēs ar deju. Tas bija ļoti patīkams kompliments. Ļoti, ļoti laba sadarbība, laba, dziļa, emocionāla izrāde – iesaku visiem!

Double Tap Episode 401 This episode of Double Tap is brought to you by: Brownells, Black Rhino Concealment, Gideon Optics, XTech Tactical, Night Fision, and Mitchell Defense   Welcome to Double Tap, episode 401! Your hosts tonight are Jeremy Pozderac, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch, and me Shawn Herrin, welcome to the show! XTech double your order giveaway. Best order comment gets their order doubled.   Use discount code WLSISLIFE and add an order comment to be entered. - Dear WLS Dependable Don - Who wins Jermey or five hungry hobbits, in a bus? (No notes) Golden Teabag - Whats up guys, I done goofed and got drunk on gun broker. I won a .338 lapua and I need a scope for the thing. What would you recommend? #mondaysareformalort Alex P - Hey WLS crew, I am just getting into carry conceal I want to know your opinion on weapon mounted lights. I plan to get a black rhino concealment appendix holster, and I am contemplating whether or not I should include my weapons mounted light on it or not. In your opinion, what are the advantages and disadvantages of including a weapon mounted light on a daily carry gun? I have a Springfield XD Mod 2 in 9 mm and I currently have a streamlight mounted to it. Use case would be daily carrying mostly during the day to and from work with occasional use during evenings and weekends on outings and trips. Thanks for the support. Keep up the great work! Joseph J - 277 sig vs 7 backcountry. The high pressure 277. If a savage action will hold the 7bc won't it hold the 277? Looking at building a 277 for elk. Ian C - Hey shawn I want to get a thermal monocular. What makes one better than the other? I was looking at ATN and I have about $1,000 to spend. What would be the best option to buy? Anita New Aaron - Nick, Law Tactical makes an ARIC bolt carrier conversion kit so that you can fire the gun while folded. Is this dope or is Aaron a fuckface? No Notes Warrior of the Weekend - Sup fellas, I was listening to episode 598 and you guys mentioned that mental institutions should be brought back. Well, there was some really crazy reasons one could be admitted to a mental institution. Here's a condensed list from West Virginia circa October 22, 1864 to December 12, 1889. I'll provide a link to the source with all 125 reasons. I picked out a few that would guarantee you bastards (and myself) would have our own wing there Bad company Bad habits & political excitement Bad whiskey Deranged masturbation Disappointment Domestic trouble Egotism Feebleness of intellect Fell from horse Female disease Gastritis Greediness Gunshot wound Hereditary predisposition Immoral life Indigestion Kicked in the head by a horse Laziness Liver and social disease Masturbation & syphillis Masturbation for 30 years Mental excitement Moral sanity Parents were cousins Periodical fits Political excitement Remorse Self abuse Sexual abuse and stimulants Sexual derangement Snuff eating for two years Softening of the brain Tobacco & masturbation Trouble Venerial excesses Women trouble My question is, should we still have mental institutions? Have a blursed day! 125 reasons you'll get sent to the lunatic asylum - Appalachian History   The winner of this week's swag pack is Anita New Aaron! To win your own, go to welikeshooting.com/dashboard and submit a question!   Gun Industry News Affordable Glock Mag Upgrade for Steyr AUG Steyr launched a new AUG Glock magazine conversion kit at EnforceTac 2025, letting AUG owners use Glock 9mm magazines. This kit includes a new barrel, bolt, and magwell adapter and costs between €300-400. It's a significant upgrade for affordable 9mm use, and Steyr provides factory support for reliability. The product is currently available. New Schmidt & Bender Riflescope Debuts at IWA 2025 Schmidt & Bender launched the 3-18x42 Meta riflescope at IWA 2025. It has a slim design,

In this episode of The Sunday Roast, hosts Phil Carroll, Kevin Hornsby, and Charles Archer are joined by three special guests, each bringing exciting updates from their respective industries. First, Tim McCarthy, CEO of ImmuPharma, discusses the company's latest breakthrough in confirming the unique mechanism of action for its P140 autoimmune technology. This key milestone strengthens the company's intellectual property portfolio and enhances its commercial prospects, particularly in the treatment of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Next, Che Connon, CEO, and Geoff Baker, Executive Director of BSF Enterprise, share insights into their accelerated commercialization strategy for lab-grown leather. With support from a £50,000 Northern Accelerator Growth Support Grant, BSF is making significant strides in scaling up production, securing funding, and positioning itself at the forefront of sustainable materials in the fashion, jewellery, and automotive industries. Finally, Charles Bray, Chairman of Aterian, provides an update on the company's newly secured trade finance facility with a leading international trading house. He explains how this key milestone will enhance Aterian's trading operations, accelerate revenue growth, and support the development of its high-priority critical minerals projects across Rwanda, Morocco, and Botswana, including its lithium joint venture with Rio Tinto. As always, the episode includes a roundup of market movers and shakers, the latest business and economic news from home and abroad, lively discussion on key developments, and the team's usual dose of light-hearted banter. Plus, they cover this week's top TV recommendations, ensuring listeners stay informed and entertained. Tune in for another engaging and insightful episode of The Sunday Roast! 00:00 - 00:20:07  Weekly News Roundup  00:20:07 #IMM  00:44:07 #BSFA  00:58:08 #ATN  01:23:51 #CPAI  01:24:59 #TUN  01:27:14 #XTR  01:29:41 #BZT  01:29:46 #AFP 01:29:59 #GLR   01:30:22 #EST 01:31:04 #ARCM  01:31:49 #SNG  01:31:59 #PREM  01:34:16 #SVML  01:37:26 #CHLL  01:39:19 #GGP  01:40:54 TV Recommendation Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest This podcast may contain paid promotions, including but not limited to sponsorships, endorsements, or affiliate partnerships. The information, investment views, and recommendations provided are for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial products related to the companies discussed. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentators; however, no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion. Listeners are encouraged to perform their own research and consult with a licensed professional before making any financial decisions based on the content of this podcast. 

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent mentioned in an interview, no one gave him credit or the administration credit for falling oil prices or lower interest rates. Obviously, he doesn't listen to ATN!! We have said many times that smart energy policies can benefit both American consumers, the economy and energy companies. Americas Commercial Transportation Research Co. reported used Class 8 sales for January, Kevin has the details and offers his insights. Kevin reacts and reviews the details of comments by Walmart CEO Doug McMillon on food prices and consumers at the Economic Club of Chicago. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported on food imports; Kevin discusses this. Oil reacts to the dollar index hitting a four-month low, concerns over a possible U.S. recession and tariffs, anticipation of inflation data and crude oil inventory reports due later on today.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent mentioned in an interview, no one gave him credit or the administration credit for falling oil prices or lower interest rates. Obviously, he doesn't listen to ATN!! We have said many times that smart energy policies can benefit both American consumers, the economy and energy companies. Americas Commercial Transportation Research Co. reported used Class 8 sales for January, Kevin has the details and offers his insights. Kevin reacts and reviews the details of comments by Walmart CEO Doug McMillon on food prices and consumers at the Economic Club of Chicago. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported on food imports; Kevin discusses this. Oil reacts to the dollar index hitting a four-month low, concerns over a possible U.S. recession and tariffs, anticipation of inflation data and crude oil inventory reports due later on today.

Kevin talks about ATN's booth location at the MId-America Trucking Show; Booth #40577 in the North Wing Lobby of the Kentucky Expo Center (Go to their website to see the floor plan). Suddenly the media has discovered inflation and food prices, Kevin talks about how his family has been beating the prices through coupons and sale items. The U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics released the February Jobs created; Kevin has the details- looking at how three news organizations had widely different headlines. Oil prices react to the uncertainty over tariffs, OPEC+ increasing output, potential sanctions on Iranian crude exports and upcoming reports from the International Energy Agency and OPEC for demand and supply forecasts

Kevin talks about ATN's booth location at the MId-America Trucking Show; Booth #40577 in the North Wing Lobby of the Kentucky Expo Center (Go to their website to see the floor plan). Suddenly the media has discovered inflation and food prices, Kevin talks about how his family has been beating the prices through coupons and sale items. The U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics released the February Jobs created; Kevin has the details- looking at how three news organizations had widely different headlines. Oil prices react to the uncertainty over tariffs, OPEC+ increasing output, potential sanctions on Iranian crude exports and upcoming reports from the International Energy Agency and OPEC for demand and supply forecasts

Parkinson's Disease has long been a clinical diagnosis. But recently, there have been proposals to redefine the disease based on biomarkers of alpha-synucleinopathy and dopaminergic dysfunction. A similar shift has already occurred in Alzheimer disease, with the “amyloid, tau, and neurodegeneration,” or ATN, classification system.    Our guest today, Michael Okun, is is Professor of Neurology and Director of the Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases at the University of Florida and medical advisor for the Parkinson's Foundation. He co-authored an op-ed in JAMA last summer in JAMA arguing that there would be benefits to a biological definition of Parkinson's - but there would also be risks. He'll unpack both sides of this debate today with Dr. Christine Doss Esper, Associate Professor of Neurology at Emory University. Series 6, Episode  5     Featuring: Guest: Dr. Michael Okun, is Professor of Neurology and Director of the Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases at the University of Florida and medical advisor for the Parkinson's Foundation Interviewer: Dr. Christine Doss Esper, Associate Professor of Neurology at Emory University Disclosures: None

This week on The Sunday Roast, Phil Carroll, Kevin Hornsby, and Charles Archer are joined by Colin Bird, Chairman of Bezant Resources, to discuss the latest developments at the Hope & Gorob Project in Namibia. Bezant has successfully completed ore sorting optimisation, confirming higher-than-expected copper, gold, and silver recoveries, with projections indicating a capital payback in under 20 months. The team also covers major market movers, including SYME's funding challenges, Emmerson's surge, and Power Metal Resources' partial sale of GMET shares. Other highlights include Trump's latest tariffs, speculation on a gold standard, and whether Rachel Reeves might clamp down on cash ISAs. Plus, a look at the gold-silver ratio and this week's top Netflix picks, including American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson and The Åre Murders. 00:00 - 00:13:23  Weekly News Roundup  00:13:23 #BZT Interview 00:37:05 #SYME 00:38:40 #EML  00:39:35 #ZEN  00:40:59 #POW #GMET  00:48:27 #EST  #XTR  #GLR   00:51:51:06 #CGNR  00:53:46 #GROC  00:58:20 #KDR  01:08:36 #ATN  01:10:10 #GGP  01:12:59 #INC  01:13:29 #IMM  01:15:16 Charlies Article About Gold 01:36:05 TV and Podcasts Recommendation  Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest This podcast may contain paid promotions, including but not limited to sponsorships, endorsements, or affiliate partnerships. The information, investment views, and recommendations provided are for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial products related to the companies discussed. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentators; however, no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion. Listeners are encouraged to perform their own research and consult with a licensed professional before making any financial decisions based on the content of this podcast. 

This week on the Overdrive Outdoors podcast, Kevin welcomes Ryan Mareno to the show. Ryan is from south Louisiana, and operates a guide service called Moreno's Outfitters. In this episode, we talk about how Ryan grew up in southern Louisiana in the early years,  fishing and water fowl hunting and eventually getting into deer. He tells about how he at first thought deer hunting was boring using a rifle, but then got hooked when he switched to archery. Ryan tells us about his experiences Spearfishing, going spear fishing around oil rigs in the Gulf, and all the way over to Florida. He talks about the different species that he likes to target, and potential dangers of deep water spearfishing. We then talk about being a guide,  guiding for alligators, hogs and coyotes. Ryan talks about taking new hunters unfamiliar with the sport out and considerations for safety and to help the hunter be more successful. Ryan tells us about taking Aaron Lewis on guided hunts and how, even though he is a celebrity, is a very down to earth person, and is there to enjoy the hunt. We talk about what gear he prefers for hunting, how he got involved with ATN, and some of his favorite ATN gear for both hunting and law Enforcement applications.    We also discuss our recent experience at SHOT show,  this being Ryan's first time at this show and what he thought of it, as well as the things of interest that he was able to check out. As always, THANK YOU for listening. Predator Thermal Optics code "ptothermal" for 10% off all Predator Thermal Optics brand Scopes and Monoculars www.predatorthermaloptics.com www.predatorhunteroutdoors.com code: tripod for 10% off tripods and mounts code: light for 20% off lighting products Predator Hunter Outdoors Oak Ridge Customs ATN Prym1

We continue our episodes of the Auto Remarketing Podcast originating from Used Car Week 2024 in Scottsdale, Ariz., with a panel discussion featuring a group of dealers sharing best practices and expectations for this year's used-car market. Moderated by Mark Gilbert of ATN, the panel featured Mario Aguirre of Grapevine Honda, John Grace of Grace Auto Sales and Ehsan Khanl of Westgate Cars.

SHOT show recap. This week Josh talks to Kevin about his recent trip to SHOT show in Las Vegas, the largest shooting and hunting expo in the country, with aprox 50000 people in attendance and people from 100 countries, there is more to do and see than you can take in the 5 days of the show. Kevin talks about the new product releases from ATN, specifically the new clip on thermals, then talks about other products he saw and the people he saw at the show and conversations had. Josh talks about some new thermal products being released as well from Predator Thermal Optics. Josh also goes into a little bit about his recent hunting trip to Illinois.. As always, THANK YOU for listening. Predator Thermal Optics code "ptothermal" for 10% off all Predator Thermal Optics brand Scopes and Monoculars www.predatorthermaloptics.com www.predatorhunteroutdoors.com code: tripod for 10% off tripods and mounts code: light for 20% off lighting products Predator Hunter Outdoors Oak Ridge Customs ATN Prym1

alk shows and politicians are finally saying what ATN has been saying about inflation and interest rates over the last year+, welcome to the party! U.S. Commerce Department reported December new home sales, Kevin has the details and offers his insights. Freight Transportation Research Associates (FTR) and senior carrier executives offer their Truckload Rate Outlook for 2025 covering several different reports and surveys. KPMG, a multinational professional services network, and one of the Big Four accounting firms, issued a report on December industrial and manufacturing production, Kevin has the details. Oil prices react to news that Chinese DeepSeek's AI model overtakes ChatGPT in Apple App store. U.S puts Columbia sanctions on hold, Trump's proposed tariffs, weak economic data from China and OPEC+ yet to react to Trump's call for lower prices.

alk shows and politicians are finally saying what ATN has been saying about inflation and interest rates over the last year+, welcome to the party! U.S. Commerce Department reported December new home sales, Kevin has the details and offers his insights. Freight Transportation Research Associates (FTR) and senior carrier executives offer their Truckload Rate Outlook for 2025 covering several different reports and surveys. KPMG, a multinational professional services network, and one of the Big Four accounting firms, issued a report on December industrial and manufacturing production, Kevin has the details. Oil prices react to news that Chinese DeepSeek's AI model overtakes ChatGPT in Apple App store. U.S puts Columbia sanctions on hold, Trump's proposed tariffs, weak economic data from China and OPEC+ yet to react to Trump's call for lower prices.

In this week's Sunday Roast, Phil Carroll, Kevin Hornsby, and Charles Archer expand their 2025 watchlist, highlighting exciting stocks like Fulcrum Metals and Emmerson, while revisiting standout names from the “Radar 12” list. With a focus on the resource sector and early market trends, the team explores key opportunities for investors as the new year begins. 00:00 - 00:06:07 Weekly News Roundup  00:06:07 #GLR  #AFP  #XTR  00:12:10  #EST  00:14:16 #TM1  00:19:08 #CEL  00:22:48 #INC  00:26:23 #EPP  00:31:00 #HFI  00:33:51 #ONDO  00:34:46 #CGNR  00:37:38 #GENF  00:38:30 #ATN  00:39:21 #EML  00:39:20 #ZEN  00:41:26 #FCM  00:43:11 #FMET  00:45:29 #COBR Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest This podcast may contain paid promotions, including but not limited to sponsorships, endorsements, or affiliate partnerships. The information, investment views, and recommendations provided are for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial products related to the companies discussed. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentators; however, no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion. Listeners are encouraged to perform their own research and consult with a licensed professional before making any financial decisions based on the content of this podcast. 

In this episode of The Sunday Roast, Phil Carroll and Kevin Hornsby are joined by Colin Bird, Executive Chairman of Bezant Resources, and resident analyst Charles Archer to discuss the Hope and Gorob Project in Namibia. Bezant has engaged Sound Mining International to develop a technical report outlining a potential 2.4Mt open-pit operation producing copper and gold over five years, with additional underground resources extending the mine life by six years. Colin shares insights on the project's progress, its potential to secure a mining license, and environmental compliance. The show also covers key news stories, including China's critical metal export restrictions and their impact on Guardian Metal Resources' tungsten-focused Pilot Mountain Project, which could fill supply gaps as the U.S. seeks domestic sources. We dive into Ferro-Alloy Resources' innovative carbon black substitute and MAST Energy Developments' strong Pyebridge update. Alongside movers and shakers, such as GGP and GMET, we reflect on inflation trends, geopolitical tensions involving Russia and Ukraine, and a stellar week in theater and comedy. 0:00-00:08:24  Weekly News Roundup 00:08:24 #BZT Interview  01:09:01 #FAR  01:09:47 #GMET  01:16:27 #GGP  01:19:49 #MAST 01:36:57 #ATN  01:51:01  #SVML  01:52:13 #EPP  Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest The information, investment views, and recommendations in this podcast are provided for general information purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial product relating to any companies under discussion or to engage in or refrain from doing so or engaging in any other transaction. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentator but no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion

Please join us for “Accessible Neuroscience and Connecting Strategies that Bring Calm into the Home and Classroom” with Ginger Healy MSW, LCSW.Ginger Healy MSW, LCSW started her career as a child abuse investigator, hospital social worker, and school therapist. She spent 15 years as the social service supervisor at an international adoption agency, where she learned about developmental trauma and attachment needs in children. She is currently a clinical social worker and the director of programs at the Attachment & Trauma Network. She co-anchors the podcast “Regulated and Relational” with Julie Beem, executive director of ATN. Ginger speaks and teaches across the nation on trauma-informed schools and therapeutic parenting. Ginger is the author of Regulation and Co-Regulation: Accessible Neuroscience that Brings Calm into the Classroom, and she is also the author of the accompanying workbook that aims to reach beyond the classroom for caregivers and child-serving professionals. Her third book, Managing Big Emotions: Identifying Triggers, Developing Coping Strategies, and Communicating Effectively, was released just this month! (Oct 2024)Support the show

In this episode of the Sunday Roast, Phil Carroll and Kevin Hornsby are joined by analyst and investor Charles Archer to discuss the top market news stories of the week, including major investment announcements from the UK's International Investment Summit. They also dive into the latest helium sector updates, focusing on Helium One and Georgina Energy, and cover key stock movements like CloudCoCo's 170% rise and updates on PREM and EML. Pulsar Helium's recent AIM admission and its plans to accelerate development at the Topaz and Tunu projects are also highlighted. The episode concludes with a heartfelt tribute to Professor Richard Conroy, founder of Conroy Gold, remembering his significant contributions to Irish mining and exploration and his visionary leadership. 0:00-00:36:32  Weekly News Roundup  00:36:32 Helium Stocks 00:36:36 #HE1 00:37:14 #GEX  00:37:19 #MSMN  00:38:18 #HEX  00:38:21 #PLSR  00:42:08 #MDH   00:47:41 #POW  00:54:22 #GGP  01:00:40 #BZT  01:02:09 #AFP  01:08:35 #JLP  01:09:59 #CLCO  01:12:30 #EML  01:14:54  #ARCM  01:14:55  #RMR  01:15:18 #UFO  01:15:29 #ATN  01:17:34 #PRD  01:21:05 Professor Conroy Tribute Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest The information, investment views, and recommendations in this podcast are provided for general information purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial product relating to any companies under discussion or to engage in or refrain from doing so or engaging in any other transaction. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentator but no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion

In this week's Sunday Roast podcast, hosts Phil Carroll and Kevin Hornsby bring you an action-packed episode. We cover the latest movers and shakers in the market, including standout performers and key stock movements, and dive into the top news headlines of the week, such as the devastation caused by Hurricane Milton, Labour's upcoming Employment Bill, and Rio Tinto's major acquisition of Arcadium Lithium. In the main segment, we sit down with Sean Wade, CEO of Power Metal Resources, Oliver Friesen, CEO of Guardian Metal Resources, Jack Dann, Technical Director of Power Metal Resources Canada, and Bill Brodie Good, Non-Executive Director of Power Metal, to discuss major project updates, including Power Metal's uranium joint venture and the Pilot Mountain tungsten project. Finally, we welcome Shaun Day, MD of Greatland Gold, for an exclusive update on the Havieron gold-copper project and Telfer mine acquisition, as well as answers to investor questions. Don't miss this in-depth look at the latest market movers, top news stories, and key insights from industry leaders! 0:00 - 00:08:30 Weekly News Roundup  00:08:30  #POW  Interview 00:58:13  #GGP  Interview 01:18:38 #EPP  01:20:08 #COBR  01:22:35 #FCM  01:25:08 #RIO  01:25:16 #ALTM  01:26:10 #ATN  01:28:57 #ELEG 01:34:40 #XTR 01:43:16 #MAST Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest The information, investment views, and recommendations in this podcast are provided for general information purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial product relating to any companies under discussion or to engage in or refrain from doing so or engaging in any other transaction. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentator but no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion.

In this episode Julie and Ginger interview ATN's dear friend, Dr. Melissa Sadin. Melissa teaches us about Hope Theory based on the work of Gwinn and Hellman and their book Hope Rising. You can check out Dr. Sadin's books and work here: http://www.traumasensitive.com/, https://a.co/d/9x4lPtk. What is the definition of hope? Hope is setting a goal that you desire, creating a pathway toward the goal, and utilizing the willpower necessary to achieve the goal through connection to another person. Dr. Sadin further states that Hope Builds Resilience and Resilience Builds Hope. She tells us that through the following three-step process we can build hope and resilience in our children at home and students at school: 1. Set an achievable goal 2. Set the pathway -the WAYPOWER 3. Get a cheerleader- the WILLPOWER, who will help revise and check-in Melissa teaches us that: - Hope builds executive functioning capacity - Students with high hope have better attendance than students with low hope - Students with high hope have better academic outcomes than students with low hope- despite cognitive ability - Students with hope are more likely to find success in career or college sooner than students with low hope Listen in and join us in building hope!

ATN has grown into the VOICE for traumatized children and their families, schools, and communities. With a membership that reaches around the world, we are proud to be the premier support, education, and advocacy system for those raising or educating traumatized and attachment-disordered children. Remaining true to the vision of our founder, Nancy Spoolstra: Our […]

American Trucking Associations (ATA) celebrates rejection of tax proposal. U.S. Leading Indicators index released - what are they and what do they mean. ATA July For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index released, what does it tell us. U.S. Job Growth far less than reported, not a surprise to listeners of ATN. How are crude oil prices reacting to easing Middle East supply concerns and economic weakness in China.

American Trucking Associations (ATA) celebrates rejection of tax proposal. U.S. Leading Indicators index released - what are they and what do they mean. ATA July For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index released, what does it tell us. U.S. Job Growth far less than reported, not a surprise to listeners of ATN. How are crude oil prices reacting to easing Middle East supply concerns and economic weakness in China.

ATN ahead of the curve once again! "It ain't braggin' if you can do it." A couple of stories we've covered, a week and a few days respectively before anyone else. They claim inflation has slowed, we just don't appreciate it yet. Acquisition news involving Ryder, 7 Logistics Companies and Estes. Oil reacts to Iran's threats on Israel, US sending a guided missile submarine to the Middle East, the continuing war in Gaza, Hezbollah launching missiles into Northern Israel, U.S. Jobs Report, China's inflation report and Ukraine's offensive into Russia.

Please join us for “What's New at the Attachment and Trauma Network: An Interview with Ginger Healy and Julie Beem.”Ginger Healy MSW, LCSW started her career as a child abuse investigator, hospital social worker, and school therapist. She spent 15 years as the social service supervisor at an international adoption agency where she learned about developmental trauma and attachment needs in children. She is currently a clinical social worker and the director of programs at the Attachment & Trauma Network. She co-anchors the podcast “Regulated and Relational” with Julie Beem, executive director of ATN. Ginger speaks and teaches across the nation on trauma-informed schools and therapeutic parenting. Ginger is the author of Regulation and Co-Regulation: Accessible Neuroscience that Brings Calm into the Classroom, and she is also the author of the accompanying workbook that aims to reach beyond the classroom for caregivers and child-serving professionals. Her third book Managing Big Emotions: Identifying Triggers, Developing Coping Strategies, and Communicating Effectively releasing in October 2024.Julie Beem has been the Executive Director of the Attachment & Trauma Network since 2009 and an active member and volunteer since 2005. Julie lives in the Atlanta area and is the mom to four and grandmother to 3. Her youngest daughter, adopted internationally over 25 years ago was the reason she found support and education from the other parents at ATN.Under Julie's leadership, ATN has grown to reach families, schools and communities around the world. In 2016 ATN was given an Angel in Adoption award to honor the organization's contributions to adoptive families across the US. And in 2014 the Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools program was created. Julie is a frequent speaker at adoption/foster parenting conferences and education events focused on early childhood trauma.Julie's educational background includes a BS in Secondary Education (English/Speech/Theatre) and an MBA with emphasis on Professional Services Marketing. Her true passion is making life easier for children impacted by trauma and the families who love them. Paying it forward has become the cornerstone of Julie's work through ATN.When not immersed in the daily tasks of a growing non-profit, Julie enjoys traveling with her husband, watching her daughter in swimming and dressage competitions and playing with the grandbabies. Support the Show.

In today's episode, Ginger and Julie dive into Step-Parenting. Approximately 40% of all families are blended families, which are defined as divorced and/or remarried families or those living together that have children residing with one parent and possibly visiting the other, and have another adult in their lives who is the stepparent figure. Divorce is widespread, (hovering around half of all marriages.) For children, divorce is considered a traumatizing event and being raised by stepparents can be a landmine of potential trauma. That doesn't mean we at ATN are against divorce or that we blame the adults for their decision to separate. We want parents to understand how divorce can potentially impact your children – for the rest of their lives. And how best to help them come out of it in a positive way. Here are some takeaways. Listen to your children. Give them a safe space to express themselves. Discuss and decide as a couple how you're going to handle family dynamics and what you want for your family. Whenever possible, try to be on the same parenting page. Take co-parenting seriously. Professional help will be needed as you blend your family, Interventions can help these struggles from becoming complex traumas and resources and support are available through ATN. If you want more information about our Trauma-Informed Certification program, go to certification.attachtrauma.org.

Well, well, well Bookshelvers you find us a fizzy as a feisty Foxhound as we set about round two of speaking with the brilliant Simone Mueller. As well as a wee bit of spoilers about Simone's upcoming talk at DOGx2024 we spend the majority of our conversation talking about, one of, the most searched dog training topics online… Loose Lead Walking. Why is it so bloomin' hard to train? What is happening to cause the pulling? Thoughts on equipment, management strategies, outlets and training games and strategies to succeed. If you haven't got a copy of Simone's book “Walking Together” it is a much needed and worthy book to have on those shelves. There's also a not to be missed (ahem) section where Nat, Corrin and Steve reminisce about the school days and words they used to think were cool. We also have a brand new Stevie song for you called “What Comes Natural Mate”, inspired by Simone's PST training books. All this absolutely free!? YES PLEASE! Simone Facts:  Simone Mueller, MA is a certified dog trainer and dog behaviour consultant (ATN) from Germany. She specialises in force-free anti-predation training and is the author of the three books of the Predation Substitute Training series. Simone is proud to be an Associate Trainer at the Scotland-based Lothlorien Dog Training Club (AT-LDTC) and a member of The Initiative of Force-Free Dog Training, the Pet Professional Guild (PPG) and the Pet Dog Trainers of Europe (PDTE). LINKSLearn more about Simone: http://www.predation-substitute-training.comDOGx TicketsSubscribe to receive a weekly PACT LUNCH 

What should architects understand about the influence of computational design in practice?Technology has prompted a massive change in the way we practice architecture. This week we've invited Andrew Heumann to the show to help us take a deep dive into the world of computational design and coding. This episode aims to bridge the gap between those new to the niche of computational design and those embedded in the community. Andrew will share his perspective on the evolution of the digital tools that help architects create, the role of coding in architectural design, his work at Hypar, and trends in computational design.Hypar: Building technology visionaries have spent 70 years telling us we could generate building designs, but instead, the software industry helped us draw walls. It's time for AEC to do what the software industry has done for 40 years — capture and share its expertise to accelerate the improvement of an entire sector, not just individual projects.With Hypar, anyone can generate, visualize and analyze buildings to make better decisions faster. You can easily add your own processes and expertise so you don't start from square one with each new project.Guest:Andrew Heumann is a software developer at Hypar, with a passion for building the next generation of software tools for designers. He has previously worked as an automation researcher at WeWork, and before that as an architectural designer at Woods Bagot and NBBJ architects. He has written more than 20 plug-ins for 3D modeling software like Rhino and Revit, including the popular "Human" and "Human UI" plugins for Grasshopper. Outside of his professional work, Andrew is a generative artist, working with data, algorithms, geometry, and machines to create rich visual abstractions that engage and challenge the limits and affordances of digital media. Andrew has studied both architecture and computer science and has lectured and taught seminars at Columbia GSAPP, Yale University, Princeton University, and the California College of the Arts. His work has been published in Wallpaper* magazine, the International Journal of Architectural Computing, CLOG journal, and presented at conferences including ACADIA, SIMAUD, Autodesk University, the Design Modelling Symposium, and the AEC Technology Symposium.

This week on the OOD podcast, Josh and Kevin are joined by Angellia Perry, also known as "Airgun Angie". In this episode, Angie tells us about her growing up, not necessarily in a "hunting' family, but did not get into it until she met her husband. Angie then was approached by Rick Eutsler about making her outdoor activities into a job, doing product reviews. Since then Angie has delved heavily into not just hunting and shooting with PCP Air rifles (Precharged compressed pneumatic) but hunting and shooting in general. Angie tells us about hunting down in her now home state of South Carolina. Including the various animals she hunts from hogs and deer, to varmints and predators, with everything from Bows and Airguns to modern firearms. Angie also tells us about something Josh and I have not heard of before up here in Michigan, hunting deer with dogs. She then tells us about the booming armadillo population, the damage they do (and dangers they present (disease) and hunting them. We talk about hog hunting with dogs as well, and her experiences with it, and again, talk about the dangers of hunting hogs with dogs to both the hunters and the dogs. We then get into Air gun discussions, Angie relates her experiences with different calibers, power sources, pellet (bullet) choices, shot placement and different types of airguns (breakaction/spring/air/pneumatic) as well as her experiences with different brands, and practical hunting ranges with them. Angie also relates her experiences with optics, which ones are good for airguns and why, using ATN optics, how she likes to use the products and thermal vs nightvsision, and working the booth for them at SHOT Show. We finish with Angie telling us about options for people looking to get into big bore airguns, price points for them and prices for needed accessories. As always, THANK YOU FOR LISTENING. Predator Thermal Optics code "ptothermal" for 10% off all Predator Thermal Optics brand Scopes and Monoculars www.predatorhunteroutdoors.com code: tripod for 10% off tripods and mounts code: light for 20% off lighting products Predator Hunter Outdoors www.huntwise.com code: OVERDRIVE20 for 20% off an annual membership HuntWise Maniac Outdoors- Code OD15 for 15% off scent fuel products ORC Archery ATN Prym1 HuxWrx

Eric Jensen and Bryan Brown discuss the college football landscape going into the 2024 season.  ATN in memorial (7:00) SEC (21:00) Georgia (23:00) Texas (26:00) Mizzou (31:00) Oklahoma (34:00) Texas AM (39:00) Utah (43:00)

Join Marcas Grant, Michael F. Florio, and LaQuan Jones as they discuss the latest in NFL fantasy football. In this episode, the trio dives into Josh Jacobs' expanded role in the Green Bay offense. Will he get the same level of work as he did with the Raiders? They also share their expectations for the Broncos offense and whether Bo Nix could be a QB2 in redraft leagues. Next, they discuss the Scott Fish Bowl, which is officially underway, and reveal their strategies going in. Finally, they bid a heartfelt farewell to the ATN podcast, reminiscing about its impact on the NFL fanbase and listeners.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Marcas Grant, Michael F. Florio, and LaQuan Jones as they discuss the latest in NFL fantasy football. In this episode, the trio dives into Josh Jacobs' expanded role in the Green Bay offense. Will he get the same level of work as he did with the Raiders? They also share their expectations for the Broncos offense and whether Bo Nix could be a QB2 in redraft leagues. Next, they discuss the Scott Fish Bowl, which is officially underway, and reveal their strategies going in. Finally, they bid a heartfelt farewell to the ATN podcast, reminiscing about its impact on the NFL fanbase and listeners.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOW THE DEVIL ARE YOU BOOKSHELVERS!? What a treat we have in store for you this week here at Barks HQ. We are joined by yet another awesome author, the excellent Simone Mueller. Not only has Simone written some of the most helpful, accessible and informative books on how to work with a dog with a high predatory behaviours but she will also be presenting a talk at this years DOGx Conference. We talk about the squirrel event that caused Steve to first read Hunting Together, how Simone approaches training, on both sides of the lead, the emotions we all feel when faced with a dog that has higher than average drives/needs and how to provide outlets that work WITH dogs. We talk through the dangers of using pain and intimidation to tackle these behaviours and what is going on inside our dogs when arousal goes through the roof. This really was an interesting conversation that we know you'll all love. We also tackle some very interesting and well thought out listener questions, get an audio PACT blog from Natalie AND have some wild canid visitors LIVE during recording!!!! Prepare those lug holes gang XSimone Facts:Simone Mueller, MA is a certified dog trainer and dog behaviour consultant (ATN) from Germany. She specialises in force-free anti-predation training and is the author of the Predation Substitute Training series. Simone is proud to be an Associate Trainer at the Scotland-based Lothlorien Dog Training Club (AT-LDTC) and a member of both the Pet Professional Guild (PPG) and the Pet Dog Trainers of Europe (PDTE). Follow Simone's work on Facebook and Instagram: #predationsubstitutetrainingLinks:Learn more about Predation Substitute Training: http://www.predation-substitute-training.comLinks:DOGx TicketsPACT Lunches

In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Marc Sessler draft ATN's 2024 Graybeards roster. Before the draft, the heroes react to news from around the league including Stefon Diggs' new contract with the Texans (06:52) and Jordan Mialata getting a contract extension with the Eagles (19:34). After the break, the guys go position by position and draft the Graybeards roster (28:12). Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus and Marc Sessler get caught up on news from around the NFL, including some great sound from new Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh (04:16), Tre'Davious White signing with the Rams (07:39), the Panthers signing Jadeveon Clowney (09:59), the latest surrounding Dak Prescott and the Cowboys (15:30), and more! After the break, Conor Orr joins the show and the heroes open the ATN mailbag (27:30). Note: time codes approximate.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a convention room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler, and Colleen Wolfe kick off Super Bowl week LIVE from Las Vegas. The heroes open the show by giving their one big thought to start the week (11:18). After the break, a new ATN segment is debuted with Myles Garrett and Denzel Ward (21:52) before the show is wrapped with an update on news surrounding the Super Bowl (34:57) and X factors for Super Bowl LVIII (01:00:29).  Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a room full heroes - Dan Haznus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler, and Colleen Wolfe get you caught up on news from around the NFL. Before the news, the heroes take some time to remember Chris Wesseling (03:20), followed by ATN's Calls of The Year (20:00). After the break, the guys discuss Kliff Kingsbury being named the Commanders OC (01:03:12) and then look ahead to Super Bowl LVIII with Brian Baldinger (01:16:02). Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Marc Sessler give you a break from all the Super Bowl coverage. The heroes start the show with a major announcement (00:45) and then react to Dan Quinn being named the new head coach of the Commanders (09:53) and Mike Macdonald landing the job with the Seahawks (16:10). After the break, the guys open the ATN mailbag and answer questions from the listeners (37:48). Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Marc Sessler get you caught up on news from around the league including updates on Bradley Chubb's injury (07:05) and who will be starting at QB for the Steelers (10:30). The heroes then check in on who has the most at stake in the final weekend of the regular season (19:45) and shine the light on the Philadelphia Eagles in ATN's latest edition of Flashpoint Focus (35:52). Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus and Gregg Rosnethal recap Week 10 of the 2203 NFL season. The heroes start the show by discussing the Texans making noise in the AFC with a big win against the Bengals (02:09), the Vikings starting the Team of ATN era with a win against the Saints (09:45), and the Lions winning a shootout against the Chargers (17:45). The heroes then run through Browns at Ravens (27:45), Commanders at Seahawks (37:56), and Titans at Buccaneers (43:02) with Nick Shook. The show is wrapped up with Packers at Steelers (48:05), 49ers at Jaguars (54:28), Falcons at Cardinals (01:02:19), Giants at Cowboys (01:08:51), Colts versus Patriots in Germany (01:14:58) and finally Jets at Raiders (01:22:40).  Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler, and Colleen Wolfe preview the Week 10 primetime games. Before the previews, the heroes tell you what has surprised them through the first nine weeks of the season (04:57) and they have a chance to double down or move off of their preseason awards predictions (13:52). After the break, a Team of ATN is selected (29:58), the Thursday Night Football game between the Panthers and the Bears is previewed (55:34) and the show is wrapped up with a look at this week's Sunday Night Football game between the Jets and the Raiders (01:01:55) and the Monday Night Football game between the Broncos and the Bills (01:09:48) Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a London studio full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Marc Sessler sit in on Neil Reynolds show 'Neil Meets" and chat about the history of the Around The NFL Podcast. The heroes talk about how they all first met (06:45), their favorite ATN moments (11:30), they remember and pay tribute to Chris Wesseling (16:15), talk about their favorite personalities met over the years (22:45) and the growth of the NFL from a global standpoint (26:45). Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a London theatre full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Marc Sessler are LIVE! The heroes start the show by previewing this Sunday's game between the Ravens and Titans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (05:18), before they play a round of What's More Likely (15:48), they think tank ATN's next Flashpoint Focus (31:48), and sprinkle in some love for Marc's 50th birthday to wrap up the show (46:11).  Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler, and Colleen Wolfe preview Week 3's primetime slate. Before the games, the heroes take a look at the nine 0-2 teams across the league and tell you which teams they think have the best chance at turning around the season in ATN's Powerless Rankings (05:55). After the break, the heroes look ahead to the Giants visiting the 49ers on Thursday Night Football (41:51), followed by the Steelers traveling to Las Vegas to play the Raiders on Sunday Night Football (57:07). The heroes start their Monday Night Football preview by recounting a hectic Monday night last week (59:28) before they talk about the Eagles visiting the Buccaneers (01:07:33) and the Rams visiting the Bengals (01:13:30).  Note: time codes approximate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.