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Joey Ballard teachers Guitar and General Music and  AMS, CMS, and SMS. After graduating from Virginia Tech in 2016, Joey found a home in the NRV teaching and playing with several local bands including The Jared Stout Band. This led to some incredible experiences from recording 2 full length albums, being named an Artist on the Rise at Floydfest, sharing the stage with names like the Infamous Stringdusters, The Little River Band, .38 Special and many more.From an early age, Joey has been drawn to the beauty of learning many instruments and has been considered the swiss army knife musician. Even though focusing on percussion through most of college, he has said playing guitar and bass are his favorite. Getting to share his passion for every aspect of Music is a dream come true.

Phil Smith and James Copley are back to discuss a worrying international break for Sunderland, with Dan Ballard, Brian Brobbey and Noah Sadiki all picking up injury concerns.We look at how serious the situation could be, what Régis Le Bris' options are if key players miss time and why Sunderland's improved squad depth could now be tested earlier than expected.There's also discussion on Kevin Danso's strong start, the options available in defence and attack, and what all of this means ahead of a huge October schedule across the Premier League, Europa League and Carabao Cup.Like, subscribe and let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Matt & I this week hit on some very light trade news around Ballard and Ugle Hagan before having an in-depth looking at the Grand Final result.Thanks for listening! If you have a question, comment or feedback for us, get in touch below.Email: turnoverthetape@gmail.comX: @turnoverthetapeCheers,K

Os muros já praticamente não nos falam. E nem de limite servem, como barreiras, cortando as frases, interrompendo a tagarelice deste mundo tão jactante precisamente porque nada tem para dizer. Vende-nos constantemente o seu vazio por incapacidade de afirmar seja o que for. «Nada está próximo para quem está à deriva»... Eis a última frase que li num muro e que me pareceu que falava para mim. Já vão uns anos. Desencontrados de tudo, e desde logo desencontrados face à época, incapazes de corresponder à sintonia que esta exige, se quisermos afectar ou perturbar o seu curso temos de começar pela afinação de uma estética, expurgando-a quer do senso comum quer de valores morais. Não sei que raio de sugestão terão feito a Ballard quando se lembrou de listar as suas crenças num breve artigo publicado originalmente numa pequena revista francesa, o certo é que, em vez de nos vir com o habitual recital de sensaborias patéticas, nos deu uma perfeita destilação do seu universo, dessa estética que iria infectar e estimular a imaginação de todos nas décadas que se seguiram. Eis o principal: «Deter a noite, transcender a morte, encantar as auto-estradas, granjear a simpatia dos pássaros, conquistar as confidências dos loucos.» Ora aí estava uma forma de ganhar a confiança a um imaginário licencioso, capaz de gerar algum transtorno, refazer o mundo, mesmo que apenas para uns quantos inadaptados. «Acredito nas minhas próprias obsessões», adiantava ele, «na beleza do acidente de automóvel, na paz da floresta submersa, nas emoções da praia de férias deserta, na elegância dos cemitérios de automóveis, no mistério dos parques de estacionamento de vários andares, na poesia dos hotéis abandonados. (…) Acredito na impossibilidade da existência, no humor das montanhas, no absurdo do electromagnetismo, na farsa da geometria, na crueldade da aritmética, na intenção assassina da lógica. Acredito nas adolescentes, na sua corrupção pelas próprias posturas das pernas, na pureza dos seus corpos desgrenhados, nos vestígios dos seus genitais deixados nas casas de banho de motéis miseráveis. (…) Acredito na delicadeza do bisturi do cirurgião, na geometria ilimitada do ecrã de cinema, no universo oculto dentro dos supermercados, na solidão do Sol, na loquacidade dos planetas, na repetitividade de nós próprios, na inexistência do universo e no tédio do átomo. (…) Acredito nos próximos cinco minutos. (…) Acredito na ansiedade, na psicose e no desespero. (…) Acredito no alcoolismo, nas doenças venéreas, na febre e no esgotamento. Acredito na dor. Acredito no desespero. (…) Acredito em todas as alucinações. Acredito em toda a raiva. Acredito em todas as mitologias, memórias, mentiras, fantasias, evasões.» Talvez não seja o suficiente para fundar uma comunidade, um culto ou uma seita proselitista de qualquer ordem. Não parecem ser as notas de alguém minimamente empenhado em transmitir-nos algum tipo de esperança. Mas é, sobretudo, uma convicção de ordem estética, uma margem para se desligar de todo esse desastre de quem nos promete as melhores soluções, os que vivem das medíocres fantasias subordinadas à razão, à lógica, ao bem-comum podem bem ser o pior tipo de canalhas, num momento em que é uma forma de devastação inesperada a única possibilidade de ser feita alguma espécie de justiça neste mundo. Na sua obra ficcional, Ballard não fez outra coisa senão demonstrar como o mundo nos encurralou a tal ponto que só ambicionamos verdadeiramente o colapso, a derrocada das maravilhas deste regime em que nos forçam a viver encerrados como num vedado Jardim das Delícias. «Os últimos relatórios enviados de Las Vegas descreviam uma capital do jogo abandonada parcialmente submersa num gigantesco lago fustigado pelas chuvas. As roletas estavam paradas e as luzes moribundas dos hotéis reflectiam-se nos prados do deserto alagado, ou o fracasso e a humilhação da América vistos no mais feroz dos espelhos.» Seria quase impossível aceitar um paraíso que não vingue enquanto a deglutição das ruínas de todo este resplandecente cenário de progresso que temos diante de nós. «E por toda a parte, carros (…) rodeados de areia, enfileirados a ganhar pó, as suas carroçarias enferrujadas transformadas em caramanchões de flores silvestres que irrompiam de pára-brisas desfeitos e os compartimentos dos motores a darem guarida a toda a espécie de roedores do deserto.» Fechamos os olhos, e não é difícil pressentir essa desolação que está inscrita nas coisas, e como em algumas décadas o mundo se verá convertido numa imensa paisagem imemorial e melancólica, com essas cidades defuntas que estão já presentes nas ficções em que nos pomos a contemplar o futuro. Por agora, a publicidade tenta pintar por cima de tudo, mas essa mesma publicidade diz-nos que não pertencemos ao mundo por ela idealizado, e diz-nos também que «quando a vida se submete ao consumo, a morte torna-se uma obra de arte» (Müller). É evidente que o nosso destino é o subterrâneo, e, como se lê nos «cadernos» desse ser que ali tomou morada, se, nos últimos dois séculos, o ópio da religião foi substituído pelo dos sumptuosos anúncios publicitários e o progresso se tornou a grande vertigem e doutrina, e se enfatizou sempre que vinha aí outra coisa, que «a própria ciência ensinaria ao homem que, na realidade ele não tem vontade nem capricho, nem os teve nunca, e mais não é do que uma tecla de piano ou pistão do órgão; e que, além disso, há no mundo leis da natureza, logo, tudo o que o homem faz não é feito por sua vontade, mas espontaneamente, pelas leis da natureza»… «Por conseguinte, basta descobrir essas leis da natureza, e o homem nem responsável será pelos seus procedimentos e ser-lhe-á muito fácil viver. Todos os procedimentos humanos serão então estimados de acordo com essas leis, matematicamente, como uma tábua de logaritmos, até 108 000, e incluídos num almanaque; ou, ainda melhor, aparecerão umas benevolentes edições, à maneira dos nossos actuais dicionários enciclopédicos, em que tudo será tão bem calculado e enunciado que deixará de haver mais procedimentos e mais aventuras no mundo.» Isto apareceu escrito por Dostoiévski numa revista em 1864, antecipando como toda esta marcha do progresso e da razão serviria para nos infectar de um ânimo absurdamente truculento, colocando um sulfúrico desprezo no lugar do desejo… «Não me admiraria nada, por exemplo, se, sem mais nem menos, no meio do bom senso geral futuro, surgisse um gentil-homem qualquer de fisionomia ignóbil, ou, melhor dizendo, retrógrada e irónica, que, pondo as mãos nos quadris, dissesse para todos nós: o que acham, meus senhores, e se déssemos um valente pontapé em todo este bom senso de uma vez por todas, unicamente para que todos estes logaritmos fossem para o raio que os parta e para voltarmos a viver segundo a nossa estúpida vontade?» Como é óbvio, nem preciso sugerir qualquer errata, qualquer actualização, para que a própria força das circunstâncias nos obrigue nos dias de hoje a substituir «logaritmos» por «algoritmos», ou por qualquer outra dessas funções que nos esmagam quotidianamente. Contra todas as promessas, todos os ganhos e vantagens desse futuro tecnológico, contra os avanços sucessivos, contra as mais salivantes fantasias para as quais somos industriados, ainda assim, persiste este desejo subterrâneo no homem de agir pela sua vontade e não como lhe mandavam a razão e a vantagem. «A nossa própria, livre e independente vontade, o nosso próprio capricho, por mais absurdo e selvagem que seja, a nossa própria fantasia, desenfreada por vezes até à loucura – eis a mais vantajosa das vantagens, a que foi omitida, a que não se encaixa em nenhuma classificação e que permanentemente faz desmoronarem-se todos os sistemas e teorias. Onde foram todos esses sábios buscar a ideia de que o homem precisa de uma qualquer vontade normal e virtuosa? Por que razão fantasiaram eles que é indispensável ao homem uma vontade sensatamente vantajosa? O que o homem precisa é só de uma vontade independente, custe o que custar e leve aonde levar esta independência. E sabe-se lá que diabo de vontade é essa…» Neste episódio, juntou-se a nós João Camargo, que tem já um longo percurso enquanto militante e activista, batendo-se pelas profundas transformações políticas e sociais que se mostram urgentes para contrabalançar a emergência climática, sendo um dos elementos fundadores do Climáximo. Tem também desenvolvido pesquisas consistentes no que respeita à Inteligência Artificial e à devastação que esta acarreta, exponenciando mecanismos de vigilância e opressão e o complexo das indústrias militares. Mestre em Engenharia do Ambiente e Produção Animal, é investigador do Instituto de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Lisboa, no doutoramento em Alterações Climáticas e Políticas de Desenvolvimento Sustentável, e autor dos livros Que Se Lixe a Troika (2013) e Manual de Combate às Alterações Climáticas (2018) e co-autor de Portugal em Chamas – Como resgatar as florestas (2018).

In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of J.G. Ballard's provocative works, what later may be known as Climate Fiction, written mostly last century. From his early novel "The Drowned World" to the controversial "Crash," we delve into how Ballard's dystopian visions have shaped the genre. We feature insights from a PBS show Hot Mess, a short BBC film Ballard appeared in 1973 exploring his experimental novel of linked short stories called “The Atrocity Exhibition,” and a 2006 South Bank Show interview. We discuss the psychological and societal impacts of Climate Fiction, and how it might inspire change in an era of environmental urgency. The Atrocity Exhibition is J.G. Ballard's instruction manual on how to disrupt mass media and recontextualize technology in a dystopian landscape overrun with industrial waste and technological white noise. The excerpt is from a 1973 BBC film directed by Harely Cokliss and features Ballard talking about car crash fetishism and the response to the bleak modern landscapes dominated by industrial monotony and the irrational violence of the technology-infused world which would coalesce into his controversial novel Crash, published in 1973. For an extended interview and other benefits, become an EcoJustice Radio patron at https://www.patreon.com/ecojusticeradio Resources/Articles: https://wilderutopia.com/performance/literary/j-g-ballard-atrocity-exhibition-modernist-motorcar-dystopia/ James Graham Ballard who lived between 1930 and 2009 was an English novelist and short-story writer known for psychologically provocative works that explore relations between human psychology, technology, sex and mass media. Ballard's original climate fiction work from 1962 was the post-apocalyptic New Wave science fiction novel The Drowned World. He followed with the controversial 1970 short-story collection The Atrocity Exhibition, which includes the 1968 story "Why I Want to F- Ronald Reagan", and later the 1973 novel Crash (1973), a story about car-crash fetishists. In 1984, Ballard won broad critical recognition for the war novel Empire of the Sun, a semi-autobiographical story of the experiences of a British boy during the Japanese occupation of Shanghai;[4] three years later, the American film director Steven Spielberg adapted the novel into a film of the same name. From the distinct nature of the literary fiction of J. G. Ballard arose the adjective Ballardian, defined as: "resembling or suggestive of dystopian modernity, bleak man-made landscapes, and the psychological effects of technological, social or environmental developments." Jack Eidt is an environmental journalist, urban theorist and designer, and advocate for the wild, as well as award-winning fiction writer. He is Co-Founder of SoCal 350 Climate Action and Executive Producer of EcoJustice Radio. He writes for a PBS SoCal Artbound project called High & Dry [https://www.pbssocal.org/people/high-dry]. He is also Founder and Publisher of WilderUtopia [https://wilderutopia.com], a website dedicated to the question of Earth sustainability, finding society-level solutions to environmental, community, economic, transportation and energy needs. He also publishes articles and podcasts on Substack [https://jackeidt.substack.com/]. Podcast Website: http://ecojusticeradio.org/ Podcast Blog: https://www.wilderutopia.com/category/ecojustice-radio/ Support the Podcast: Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ecojusticeradio PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=LBGXTRM292TFC&source=url Executive Producer and Host: Jack Eidt Engineer and Original Music: Blake Quake Beats Episode 233 Photo credit:

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The boys return with guest Derek M. Ballard to talk about his upcoming self-published book, Good Lord! He Done Up and Quit!? that he was able to successfully overfund on Kickstarter. Since JB and Derek share their background with the great state of Florida, and in particular the GATOR NATION of Gainesville, they talk about the ups and downs of the state, what it means to be a Floridian, and why Florida is a cesspool that should be annexed from the US. They also talk about his comics, his work in animation, and what it means to be a single father in a country that actively hates poor people. Follow Nick on Instagram @fudgy1nick. Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Email us at gutterboyspodcast@gmail.com and we'll read it on the next episode, or give the Gutter Boys a follow on Instagram and Twitter (JB: @mortcrimpjr; Cam: @camdelrosario). And of course, please rate, review, like, share, and subscribe on your preferred podcast platform and help grow the Gutter Gang Nation! If you're feeling generous, subscribe to our Patreon at patreon.com/gutterboys (or gutterboys.top) and browse our different subscription tiers to receive exclusive merch, behind-the-scenes comic process updates, bonus episodes, plus much more! Support this podcast: https://gutterboyspodcast.podbean.com/

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Your WHY has to be bigger than your WHY NOT.In this Direct Selling Accelerator episode, we're joined by Samantha Ballard, President of Pomifera, who shares more than two decades of experience in direct selling - from starting in the field to leading on the corporate side.We talk all about finding a powerful WHY, navigating setbacks and rejection, while staying inspired through the rollercoaster of business. Samantha shares why impact comes before income, how to lead from the front, and why great leaders share the good, the bad and the ugly.We also unpack these simple but key principles in business: talk about it, plant seeds, follow up, and share the journey.Plus, why you don't need the perfect words - you just need to show up, stay curious, believe in yourself, and believe in others.And your challenge today? Don't just listen. Take one thing you learned and put it into action.WE'LL BE TALKING ABOUT:➡ [05:48] Samantha's Direct Selling Journey➡ [08:39] How Your Why Evolves➡ [19:36] How to Handle “No”➡ [24:48] From Field to Corporate➡ [30:03] Servant Leadership➡ [30:33] 3 Recruiting Tips➡ [34:18] Plant Seeds & Follow Up➡ [41:24] Simple Follow-Up Systems➡ [46:15] Trust Yourself as a Leader➡ [48:27] Confidence Comes After Action➡ [49:24] What Leaders Need to Stop DoingABOUT OUR GUEST SAMANTHA BALLARD: Samantha Toomey Ballard is the President of Pomifera, where she is leading the company's next chapter with a bold vision: Not Big Beauty. Just Better. With more than two decades of experience in direct selling, Samantha has built her career from the field to executive leadership, giving her a unique perspective on what it takes to create lasting success for both entrepreneurs and organizations. She is passionate about developing leaders, building high-performing teams, and creating cultures where people feel seen, supported, and inspired to grow. Known for her approachable leadership style and genuine ability to connect with others, Samantha believes the best leaders lead by example, serve first, and create more leaders along the way. Throughout her career, she has had the privilege of working alongside some of the industry's most respected companies and visionary leaders, experiences that have shaped her belief that trust, integrity, and relationships are the foundation of every successful business. Today, Samantha is helping lead Pomifera's exciting brand relaunch with a bold promise: Not Big Beauty. Just Better. Powered by Nature's Most Powerful Oil®, Pomifera is redefining what premium skincare can be through thoughtfully crafted products, authentic relationships, and a community-first approach. Outside of work, Samantha is a self-described people person who loves meaningful conversations, spending time with her family, and encouraging others to recognize the potential within themselves. RESOURCES: Samantha's Book Recommendation: Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don't – by Simon Sinek https://tinyurl.com/ywdnwa4z Samantha's Favourite Quote: “Leadership is not about being in charge. It is about taking care of those in your charge.” – Simon SinekLooking for more? Head to our earlier episode or check out:Show Up Anyway by Sam Hind: https://a.co/d/8rk0QthFree Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/socialmediafordirectsellerswithgregandsam/CONNECT WITH SAMANTHA BALLARD:➡ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samanthatoomeyballard ➡ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sammy2meb/?hl=en ➡ Pomifera Website: https://pomifera.com/ + New Oils: https://tinyurl.com/4jtmptbv  CONNECT WITH US:➡ Visit our website: https://www.auxano.global/➡ Subscribe to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DirectSellingAccelerator➡ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auxanomarketing/➡ Sam Hind's Instagram: https://instagram.com/samhinddigitalcoach➡ Follow us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/auxanomarketing ➡ Email us: community_manager@auxano.globalIf you have any podcast suggestions or things you'd like to learn about specifically, please send us an email at the address above. And if you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.Are you ready to join the Auxano Family to get live weekly training, support and the latest proven posting strategies to get leads and sales right now - find out more here: https://go.auxano.global/welcome

What’s Trending: Exclusive: Puyallup school district gives staff memos to mislead/lie about critical race theory in the classrooms, Idaho Gov. fires shots at Jay Inslee’s comments on MSNBC, and the media is ignoring the Hunter Biden laptop scandal. Joy Reid tries to separate America even more, and tourist attack an NYC restaurant.  Another homeless fire -- this one in Ballard.

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CFB Week 2; UK blew it; NFL Week 2; Crazy stat lines even crazier scores; Choose Your Destiny; Mic Drop

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Catch Up With All Things Tony Katz! https://wibc.com/schedule/tony-katz-morning-news/ https://wibc.com/897019/tony-katz-2nd-hr-9-15-26-ballard-newsom/ GOP is going at Ballard, calling him a liberal. Today’s Popcorn Moment: Gavin Newsom: I won’t run against Kamala Harris. Today on the Marketplace: For the psychotic chef in your life. Ben Shapiro: “It's fun to talk about the apocalyptic risk because we've all seen apocalypse movies. There is a much more [likely risk] and that is the risk of stagnation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Locked. The canonical title has been updated to v2, and the Season Index still shows the title asset as Complete.E262: “Referee. Raya. Revenge” - Arsenal Punish Sunderland After Controversial Penalty Drama as Guimarães & Saka Strike (Match Review)Next: description.Arsenal leave the Stadium of Light with a 2-0 win after coming through one of their most physical tests of the season so far.Elliot, Gavin and Justin break down David Raya's decisive penalty save, Bruno Guimarães' impact from the bench and Bukayo Saka putting the game beyond Sunderland. They also look at how Arsenal handled Sunderland's pressure, why the second-half midfield change mattered and whether this side is now better equipped to manage difficult away games than it was last season.There's also discussion around Saka's decision-making, Riccardo Calafiori's influence on Christos Tzolis, Kai Havertz's defensive contribution and whether a Rice–Guimarães–Ødegaard midfield could become Arsenal's strongest combination.Plus, in He Said What?, the panel react to Mikel Arteta's strong criticism of the controversial Sunderland penalty decision and debate whether publicly taking aim at the officials helps Arsenal — or risks creating another problem.Continue the discussion with us.Follow The NN Pod for more Arsenal and football content.All our links: https://beacons.ai/thennpodChapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables & Intro(01:07) - Sunderland Review: Starting XI & the Schedule Challenge(04:21) - Arsenal's Fast Start & Sunderland's Physical Game Plan(07:31) - The Referee, Double Standards & Arsenal Bingo(12:43) - Bukayo Saka: Chances, Shooting & Decision-Making(18:15) - Sunderland's Set-Piece Threat(20:06) - Ben White's Injury, Jurrien Timber Returns & Myles Lewis-Skelly(23:52) - Bruno Guimarães: The Perfect Player for the Fight(25:02) - Controversial Sunderland Penalty: Konsa, Ballard & VAR(28:53) - David Raya Saves Enzo Le Fée's Penalty(32:37) - 0-1 | Bruno Guimarães Announces Himself(35:08) - Rice, Guimarães & Ødegaard: A Midfield Without Weakness?(35:51) - Lessons Learned & the Sunderland Revenge Mission(39:05) - Saka Wins a Penalty & Reinildo Sees Red(41:02) - 0-2 | Bukayo Saka Seals the Win(41:52) - Match Metrics(42:59) - Kai Havertz's Defensive Contribution(43:19) - He Said What?: Arteta Takes Aim at the Penalty Decision(46:43) - Arsenal's New Belief Under Pressure(48:31) - Ezri Konsa(48:55) - Christos Tzolis(51:15) - Riccardo Calafiori & Arsenal's Midfield Pecking Order(54:55) - Revenge Complete & the Perfect Start Continues(55:46) - Ipswich, Max Dowman & Carabao Cup Minutes

00:00 – 14:50 – Seahawks top the Patriots and Drake Maye was awful in the NFL opener, Colts injury report is out, how much will Alec Pierce play?, AJ Haulcy currently listed as a starter, Sam Darnold’s injury last night 14:51 – 25:29 – Morning Checkdown 29:30 – 40:37 – A new IU book unveils some good ol’ fashioned Curt Cignetti, James’ latest article on Chris Ballard, Colts expectations heading into the season, 40:38 – 1:08:02 – ISC’s Greg Rakestraw joins us and Kevin is excited because Rake texted him a game and date for their Notre Dame basketball game, a rivalry week in Week 4 of the high school football slate, the Mudsock Game, his thoughts on the US Open, Curt Cignetti’s funny “prayer” before the game against Oregon, Colts-Ravens, Morning Checkdown 1:08:03 – 1:17:48 – WIBC’s Jason Hammer joins us for bets heading into Week 1 of the NFL and CFB, Rams/49ers action, his Colts-Ravens plays, CFB Week 2 plays 1:17:49 – 1:23:30 – Young Jeezy, Colts optimism?, the Colts are underdogs in their first five games 1:23:31 – 1:48:25 – The Athletic’s Zak Keefer joins us and discusses his latest article on college agents and how they are handling NIL deals, his thoughts on the Colts from afar now, why the Colts are going under the radar nationally, are Ballard and Steichen tied at the hip?, Morning Checkdown 1:48:26 – 1:58:15 – Baltimore Ravens reporter for The Athletic Jeff Zrebiec joins us and discusses the addition of Trey Hendrickson this offseason, their rookie center, what will the offense look like with the new coaching staff?, more run heavy?, do the Ravens have enough weapons, Elijah Sarratt 1:58:16 – 2:04:51 – The Crossover with Jake Query starts with 49ers reporters eating Vegemite, Kyle Shanahan is very confused about the time and day in Australia Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 14:57 – Seahawks top the Patriots and Drake Maye was awful in the NFL opener, Colts injury report is out, how much will Alec Pierce play?, AJ Haulcy currently listed as a starter, Sam Darnold’s injury last night 14:58 – 26:45 – ISC’s Greg Rakestraw joins us and Kevin is excited because Rake texted him a game and date for their Notre Dame basketball game, a rivalry week in Week 4 of the high school football slate, the Mudsock Game, his thoughts on the US Open 26:46 – 35:39 – WIBC’s Jason Hammer joins us for bets heading into Week 1 of the NFL and CFB, Rams/49ers action, his Colts-Ravens plays, CFB Week 2 plays 35:40 – 49:23 – The Athletic’s Zak Keefer joins us and discusses his latest article on college agents and how they are handling NIL deals, his thoughts on the Colts from afar now, why the Colts are going under the radar nationally, are Ballard and Steichen tied at the hip?, 49:24 – 58:55 - Baltimore Ravens reporter for The Athletic Jeff Zrebiec joins us and discusses the addition of Trey Hendrickson this offseason, their rookie center, what will the offense look like with the new coaching staff?, more run heavy?, do the Ravens have enough weapons, Elijah SarrattSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-24:03) – Query & Company opens on a Hump Day Wednesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison celebrating the start of the NFL season tonight between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots. They also touch on the exceptional tennis matches yesterday in the US Open with an American set to play in the championship on Sunday on the men’s side of the bracket. (24:03-41:39) – Nestor Aparicio from WSNT in Baltimore joins Query & Company to preview Sunday’s game between the Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens. What are the expectations in the first game of the Jesse Minter era? Could Baltimore retool the roster if they don’t start winning playoff games as Lamar Jackson approaches age 30? Lastly, Jake asks him for his thoughts on the Indianapolis Colts. (41:39-44:31) – Jake Query concludes the first hour of the show by sharing a story about waking people up in Houston for NASA one day. (44:31-1:07:45) – The second hour of Query & Company starts with Jake Query highlighting how beautiful the sunset was last night on his way home from the Query & Company fantasy football draft. He brings on producer Eddie Garrison for the two of them to make their season predictions for team that will flop with high expectations, a team that will outperform expectations, and a surprise team. (1:07:45-1:19:24) – With the Indianapolis Colts FINALLY in action on Sunday, Jake compares the depth, or lack thereof, to toilet paper. (1:19:24-1:26:33) – Jake and Eddie continue the conversation about the Indianapolis Colts by shifting the conversation towards pinpointing the strongest area of the team and which player is the most indispensable heading into the season. (1:26:33-1:54:36) – The Athletic’s Zak Keefer makes an appearance on the show today with Jake Query to talk about the NFL and Indianapolis Colts. Which training camp operation sticks out the most to him? They get into Zak’s expectations for the Indianapolis Colts this season, what the need to happen in order for Chris Ballard and Shane Steichen to be back next year, Ballard’s relationship with Carlie Irsay-Gordon, and discusses how is going to be following Joe Burrow all season long for a season long story. (1:54:36-2:03:01) – Last night Jake was watching some of the US Open, and realized there is an Indiana tie to one of the remaining tennis players. Which player has the Indiana tie? How does it relate to North Central? (2:09:24-2:08:37) – The show closes out with JMV joining Jake Query to preview his show!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-15:23) – Nestor Aparicio from WSNT in Baltimore joins Query & Company to preview Sunday’s game between the Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens. What are the expectations in the first game of the Jesse Minter era? Could Baltimore retool the roster if they don’t start winning playoff games as Lamar Jackson approaches age 30? Lastly, Jake asks him for his thoughts on the Indianapolis Colts. (15:23-41:03) – The Athletic’s Zak Keefer makes an appearance on the show today with Jake Query to talk about the NFL and Indianapolis Colts. Which training camp operation sticks out the most to him? They get into Zak’s expectations for the Indianapolis Colts this season, what the need to happen in order for Chris Ballard and Shane Steichen to be back next year, Ballard’s relationship with Carlie Irsay-Gordon, and discusses how is going to be following Joe Burrow all season long for a season long story. Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kirk HustonTake a walk with me down Fascination Street, as I get to know Kirk Huston. Kirk is the Transportation Coordinator for some of the best television shows and films of the past 3 decades. In this episode, we chat about how someone gets into this business. Then Kirk shares stories of his path to where he is now. Starting off as a Transportation Captain and moving his way through the ranks; Kirk is now co-owner of his very own Hollywood "Transpo" company. Kirk has worked on such films as "Scream", "Captain Fantastic", (and more), he has also worked on the television series "Bosch", "Bosch: Legacy", "Ballard", the upcoming "Start of Watch", and others. He is kind enough to share stories from the sets of all of these projects. He even tells an amazing story about acquiring & storing "Steve the Bus" for the movie "Captain Fantastic". He also shares some of the behind-the-scenes stuff about Harry Bosch's car on the series, and some of the modifications necessary to get some of the on-film shots, and what happened to the car after the show ended. He also explains the process of wrecking a vehicle on screen and what that entails. He even tells some hilarious stories about vehicle mishaps on smaller indie films, and how the different departments on a production work together to get the job done!

Jo Reed and Michele Cobb dig into three Earphones Award–winning police procedurals, each pairing a compelling investigator with a narrator who knows how to build suspense. In Missing by E.A. Jackson, Nicola Walker's understated, magnetic performance and English accent capture Detective Inspector Martha Allen's intelligence and persistence as a decades-old case pulls her back in. Dervla McTiernan's Three Reasons for Revenge, read by Alison McGirr and set in Melbourne, Australia, follows Detective Sergeant Judith Lee through a brutal, psychologically driven investigation, with McGirr handling both the emotional stakes and the novel's mounting tension. And in Michael Connelly's Ironwood, narrator Will Damron returns as Detective Sergeant Stilwell, bringing a steady sense of urgency to an investigation on Catalina Island—with welcome appearances from Renée Ballard and Harry Bosch. Three very different detectives, three accomplished narrators, and three mystery audiobooks that earned their Earphones Awards.   Audiobooks Discussed: Missing by E.A. Jackson, read by Nicola Walker (Simon & Schuster Audio) Three Reasons for Revenge by Dervla McTiernan, read by Alison McGirr (Harper Audio) Ironwood by Michael Connelly, read by Will Damron (Hachette Audio) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Colts GM Chris Ballard had plenty to say ahead of the regular season.In the latest edition of the Colts Blue Zone Podcast, Dave Griffiths, Mike Chappell and Matt Adams break down Ballard's comments on Keenan Allen, Alec Pierce and Anthony Richardson Sr.Plus: a winner emerges in the Great Kicker Battle, the roster gets trimmed to 53 and the Colts make a couple of key additions.

Ben Maller talks about Colts GM Chris Ballard callin the trend of NFL players trying to go back to college the stupidest thing he's ever heard, Sean McVay naming 11 captains for the Rams, the Texans setting a contract deadline with C.J. Stroud, Maller to the Third Degree, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the preseason wrapping, the guys project the 2026 Colts and react to Chris Ballard's media availability. They also talk about how they're feeling about this year's squad, why the roster doesn't stack up to contention, and a creep from the show's past re-emerges in the news (oh no...).Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: ShipyardChilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Comfortably Numb (Pale Ale - American)0:00 Bowling a 300-game1:38 Show intro3:09 Special packages for Anthony Richardson?6:52 How Richardson situation has been handled10:54 Ballard press conference checklist!13:02 Jaylahn Tuimoloau15:23 Ranking Colts' roster21:09 Jake's botched Price is Right analogy23:06 Down on the Colts25:30 Flock cameras27:38 Back into the Colts predictions29:37 Ballard's nine (ten!) lives35:13 Hoagie and Brew of the Week!36:36 Quick Boo cameo37:48 Hero: Pato O'Ward44:43 Jake's RB favorite cut47:17 Keenan Allen WILL play49:03 Quick Hits - IU familiar face52:20 Quick Hits - IU/ND/PU outlook54:35 Quick Hits - Sox-Yanks controversy57:16 Quick Hits - Creeper is back1:03:04 Buy it or BullSchultz

00:00 – 15:09 – Chris Ballard spoke yesterday and weighs in on Keenan Allen’s arrest over the weekend, IU gets ready for Tayven Jackson and North Texas 15:10 – 22:12 – Morning Checkdown 22:11 – 42:38 – Varying responses on Chris Ballard’s comments about Keenan Allen’s arrest, Ballard’s comments on JT Tuimoloau and him being “gassed” during preseason, Kevin asks about psychotic fan behavior and jinxes and asks if his brother has done anything wrong in planning for a potential Notre Dame national championship game 42:39 – 1:06:38 – ESPN Colts reporter Stephen Holder joins us to weigh in on what Chris Ballard had to say yesterday, Keenan Allen comments, AR’s role, other big takeaways, the SBJ article on Carlie Irsay-Gordon and the future of the team’s facility, Morning Checkdown 1:06:39 – 1:20:28 – Matt Weaver of Peegs joins us to preview the IU football season, expectations without Fernando Mendoza under center, North Texas and Tayvan Jackson, how big is the target on Cignetti and IU?, will the Hoosiers still have the WOW plays like last season?, Josh Hoover 1:20:29 – 1:24:37 – The insanity of Daniel Jones being ready to play in Week 1 after suffering a torn Achilles, is this the best 1-10 group of players in the Ballard era but the worst 11-53? 1:24:38 – 1:38:07– Sports Business Journal’s Ben Fischer join us to discuss his article on Carlie Irsay-Gordon and why he decided to feature her, the current state of Lucas Oil Stadium and the upcoming plans for it, is there any chance the Colts are open to private equity, is there actual monetary value in a new practice facility downtown?, her weekly itinerary, his Kent State days, Morning Checkdown 1:38:08 – 1:46:46– Kevin and Marc discuss Ballard’s comment on NFL players going back to college and Kevin’s hotel booking for a potential Notre Dame national championship appearance out in Vegas 1:46:47 – 1:55:53– The Crossover with Jake Query but Jake is late, so Kevin and Marc debate stadium anthem songs before Jake does show up, the guys discuss Chris Ballard's comments on JT Tuimoloau and ask if it's hypocritical of the AR tap out situationSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 20:24 – Varying responses on Chris Ballard’s comments about Keenan Allen’s arrest, Ballard’s comments on JT Tuimoloau and him being “gassed” during preseason, Kevin asks about psychotic fan behavior and jinxes and asks if his brother has done anything wrong in planning for a potential Notre Dame national championship game 20:25 – 33:50 – ESPN Colts reporter Stephen Holder joins us to weigh in on what Chris Ballard had to say yesterday, Keenan Allen comments, AR’s role, other big takeaways, the SBJ article on Carlie Irsay-Gordon and the future of the team’s facility 33:51 – 47:19 - Matt Weaver of Peegs joins us to preview the IU football season, expectations without Fernando Mendoza under center, North Texas and Tayvan Jackson, how big is the target on Cignetti and IU?, will the Hoosiers still have the WOW plays like last season?, Josh Hoover expectations 47:20 – 1:00:21 - Sports Business Journal’s Ben Fischer join us to discuss his article on Carlie Irsay-Gordon and why he decided to feature her, the current state of Lucas Oil Stadium and the upcoming plans for it, is there any chance the Colts are open to private equity, is there actual monetary value in a new practice facility downtown?, her weekly itinerary, his Kent State daysSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to How to Decorate! It has been quite a while since our last Trials and Triumphs episode, but Caroline, Taryn, and Liz are back with plenty of personal decorating updates. Between full basement renovations, bold reupholstery projects, and a very exciting upcoming video series, the hosts have been incredibly busy getting their homes in tip-top shape. Plus, learn why you should always provide your upholsterer with a detailed spec sheet—and why you might want to leave sewing box pleats to the professionals. Taryn's Trials & Triumphs: Guest Room Swap: Taryn officially transformed her downstairs primary bedroom into a guest room, painting the bed a beautiful muted green and bringing in some fresh floral pillows from Ballard Designs. She also finally brought up her old black picture frames from the basement to add contrast to the space. Basement Progress: The basement walls are finally closed in with drywall. Taryn and her husband created another guest bedroom (shopping the basement for leftover furniture and adding a queen mattress) and finished a bathroom complete with a tiled standing shower. Home Gym: Taryn finally got a dedicated workout room in the basement, requesting foam flooring, mirrors, box fans for air circulation, and a TV to check her lifting form. New Art & Wallpaper: Taryn hung a gallery wall on the back stairwell featuring a new briny, acidic green mixed-media floral painting from AK Hardman. She also installed a botanical grid Sanderson wallpaper in her breakfast room, making the window-filled space feel like a beautiful greenhouse. Taryn's Trial: Feeling confident after pulling her sewing machine out, Taryn spent eight hours attempting to sew her own box-pleat cushion covers for her dining chairs using a purple lilac gingham and maroon piping. It was a total disaster, looking more like a kindergarten drawing or a Catholic school skirt. Liz's Trials & Triumphs: House Tour Prep: The team is filming 10th-anniversary house tours for YouTube. The filming deadline gave Liz the kick in the pants she needed to finally tackle lingering projects. She replaced the original "boob lights" in the laundry room, swapped out a rusty bathroom vanity, and scrubbed and repainted her front security door. Pillow Perfection: Liz utilized Ballard Designs' free in-house design services to help coordinate and select all the pillows for her primary bedroom. Liz's Trial: Prepping to send her son Finn across the country for art school. They are clearing out old boxes—including one labeled "pre-move" from six years ago—and preparing for dorm life. She plans to eventually completely renovate his bedroom and bathroom, but is holding off until the dust settles from the college move. Caroline's Trials & Triumphs: Coffee Table Swap: Caroline decided against reupholstering a broken storage ottoman and instead purchased the Sabine coffee table from the Ballard outlet. She loves having a hard surface for entertaining snacks and a bottom shelf for styling design books. Chartreuse Bedding: Influenced by Taryn's love of the color, Caroline added the new wavy-patterned Violet bedding in chartreuse to her dark blue bedroom. Lamp Love: After borrowing a Sutton Tortoise mini glass lamp for the video shoot, Caroline loved it so much she bought it, pairing it with a ticking stripe brown shade to perfectly illuminate a corner of her kitchen counter. Caroline's Trial: Caroline took a TV room ottoman to be reupholstered in a hot pink Rebecca Atwood performance fabric. Because the performance fabric looked identical on both sides, the upholsterer accidentally sewed it inside out. They fixed it quickly, but Caroline (and Taryn) advise always making a detailed spec sheet with fabric swatches to avoid confusion when dropping off furniture. Also Mentioned in This Episode: Be on the lookout for the How to Decorate 10th-anniversary YouTube house tours coming soon. Ballard Designs' Free Design Services. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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