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It's a BEAST QUAKE anniversary! So we go Straight to the Comments.

Dusty forgot the name of the movie he watched LAST NIGHT. NFL coaching carousel. Dysfunction in the Dolphins locker room. Jim Harbaugh really is a psycho. Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins us for 2 segments to break down the College Football Playoff. Worst Day on the Web: tragedy chanting? Beast Quake turns 14. Will the Blazers be active at the trade deadline? And what exactly is the direction of this team? Penn State's James Franklin says college football needs more consistency. Tiger & Rory's tech golf league debuts.

College Football Matrix Dave Bartoo joins the show for 2 segments to talk the College Football Playoff. Worst Day on the Web: tragedy chanting? Beast Quake turns 14.

NFL legend and Super Bowl champion Marshawn Lynch joined us as we discussed everything from not getting the ball in the Super Bowl, stealing the cart at Cal, favorite Beast Quake run and protecting your mentals. 2510 family, you're in for a treat. Get out your Gran Coramino and get ready for an amazing show! #MarshawnLynch #DeSeanJackson #LeSeanMcCoy Don't miss out on all the action this week at DraftKings! Download the DraftKings app today! Sign-up using https://dkng.co/2510 or through my promo code 2510 GAMBLING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-GAMBLER, (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA). Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY). Please Gamble Responsibly. 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), or visit www.mdgamblinghelp.org (MD). 21+ and present in most states. (18+ DC/KY/NH/WY). Void in ONT/OR/NH. Eligibility restrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min. $5 bet. Max. $150 issued as non-withdrawable Bonus Bets if your bet wins. Bonus Bets expire in 7 days (168 hours). Stake removed from payout. Terms: dkng.co/dk-offer-terms. Ends 1/5/25 at 11:59 PM ET. Sponsored by DK. SUBSCRIBE and watch 25/10's latest Episode! https://youtube.com/@2510show?si=ESEgbYV7u3I0zMNm   FOLLOW 25/10 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2510show?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==   FOLLOW 25/10 on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@2510show?_t=8or7kYNQARO&_r=1   FOLLOW 25/10 on Twitter: https://x.com/2510show?s=21&t=voMT9C5VlbVQZzpiqJKbRQ   FOLLOW 25/10 on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@2510show

Roman Harper on why Miami is the best place to win a Super Bowl, what makes Sean Payton such an effective motivator, playing for the Tide as a Bama native, Kalen DeBoer's promising start, being on the wrong end of the Beast Quake and much more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode, former running back Joique Bell joins Peanut and Roman. Joique shares his journey from being undrafted out of Wayne State University to making a name for himself with the Detroit Lions. We also hear how improbable Joique reaching the NFL was considering he grew up in poverty and before he realized his NFL dreams, he was a security guard for the Lions. In his second act Joique has turned his attention to giving back to his community through his foundation and sharing the principles of financial literacy he learned with the next generation. All that, and more, in a conversation you don't want to miss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode, former running back Joique Bell joins Peanut and Roman. Joique shares his journey from being undrafted out of Wayne State University to making a name for himself with the Detroit Lions. We also hear how improbable Joique reaching the NFL was considering he grew up in poverty and before he realized his NFL dreams, he was a security guard for the Lions. In his second act Joique has turned his attention to giving back to his community through his foundation and sharing the principles of financial literacy he learned with the next generation. All that, and more, in a conversation you don't want to miss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Hasselbeck played 17 seasons in the NFL with the Packers, Seahawks, Titans and Colts. The three-time Pro Bowler retired after the 2015 season and was inducted into the Seattle Seahawks Ring of Honor in October of 2021.  Hasselbeck also spent 7 years as an NFL analyst at ESPN from 2016-2023 and in the Fall of 2023, he coached his son Henry in football and won a state championship.  Today on the podcast, we talk to Hasselbeck about coaching his son Henry, winning the Massachusetts state title, watching his son choose UCLA to play college football, throwing passes to Jerry Rice, memories of the Beast Quake playoff game and praying in the NFL.  Sign up for our Sports Spectrum Magazine and receive 15% off a 1-year subscription by using the code PODCAST15 ⁠http://SportsSpectrum.com/magazine⁠ 

The PP1 Podcast takes a break from their summer to hang out with the hilarious comic, Joe Bartnick. Proudly presented on THPN (The Hockey Podcast Network) and in concert with Draft Kings PROMO CODE THPN and RayCon.com/THPN. Joe Bartnick swings by to chat about the Penguins, the NFL, and crapping on Ohio. He doesn't hold back and has some choice words about Mikael Granlund, Brian Burke and knee-capping guys. Ryan and Ted bring up the Beast Quake vs. Swift Quake, Kris Letang's run and gun career, how the Penguins are going to hold up in the East, and Sidney Crosby's Tim Hortons heist. If you need a laugh, this show gets the start of the second half of your summer going. Plus, it's us. You like us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Serangkaian drama penetapan dua pejabat Basarnas sebagai tersangka korupsi yang malah bikin KPK minta maaf. Kejadian polisi tembak polisi yang terjadi di lingkup Detasemen Khusus (Densus) 88 Antiteror. Beast Quake yang terjadi di Eras tour Concert Taylor Swift, Washington.

Marshawn Lynch's Beast Quake is one of the greatest runs in NFL history. Beast Mode joins the pod to talk about his legendary 67-yard touchdown against the New Orleans Saints that registered on a seismograph, his favorite Filipino food (5:33), and why he would be studied by Aliens (35:31). Showtime codes:      (5:33) Marshawn's Favorite Filipino Food (6:03) True or False: Neil is Marshawn's bff (6:17) How losing the Super Bowl changed Marshawn's life (12:33) Marshawn breaks down "hatfishing" (14:42) Marshawn's directorial eye.  (19:10) Beast Mode's Secret Weapon (22:32) How Marshawn approaches his stats (26:21) The game plan behind Beastquake (29:26) Marshawn's thoughts on the legendary run (35:31) Why Marshawn would be studied by Aliens (42:53) Marshawn's thoughts after the play (43:38) One of the most relatable Marshawn takes: hating running (44:19) An extra nominee for the First Ballot Hall of Fame? (48:20) Marshawn on playing against NFL legends (52:26) A Beast Mode come back? (52:53) Marshawn's thoughts on his media experience (58:55) The Beast Quake Celebration (1:03:19) Marshawn's favorite drink 

Huge divisional matchup vs. the Rams tonight in prime time, and Salk thinks if they want to win you need to put Aaron Donald on his heels. Seahawks miss out on Stephon Gilmore but still have the money to go after a pass rusher. Matt Hasselbeck explains what it's like for a QB on a Thursday night game and recounts the Beast Quake run. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GM George Paton makes significant front office hires as he continues to put his stamp on the organization (1:25 - 10:15). Later in the show, former Bronco Tyler Polumbus talks about his journey to the NFL, his role in the Beast Quake run in Seattle, and provides insight on the Broncos new right tackles (11:30 - 34:50). See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Marcus Trufant joins the show to talk about the Seahawks offseason, the situation currently going on with Russell Wilson, what the team should do at Cornerback, his scouting report on DK Metcalf, Jamal Adams, the Trufant Family Foundation, playing at Washington State, being on Sports Science, the toughest receivers to matchup with, playing with Marshawn Lynch, the Beast Quake, the rise of Richard Sherman, the birth of the Legion of Boom, advice he gave to his brother, Desmond, his podcast, and more.Share, Thumbs Up & Subscribe to Upon Further Review!! YouTubeiTunesSpotifyFollow Upon Further Review on Social Media for Bonus Content and First Looks at Upcoming Interviews! InstagramTwitter

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3PM - Huge response to a mass COVID-19 vaccination site in Sequim is likely preview of what’s to come // Vaccine reserve was already exhausted when Trump administration vowed to release it, dashing hopes of expanded access // Charles Barkley says athletes 'deserve some preferential treatment' for COVID-19 vaccination // How Marshawn Lynch’s ‘Beast Quake,’ which just turned 10, helped prepare scientists for actual earthquakes // Anna Wintour Defends Kamala Harris Vogue Cover Critics Decried As ‘Washed Out Mess’ // Are There Any Tangible Benefits to Chugging Water First Thing in the Morning? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys are joined by a Seahawks legend in the form of 3 x Pro Bowler and NFC Champ in 2005 Lofa Tatupu. We chat USC, Pete, Ken Norton, 2005 run, Walt, Beast Quake and much more and everything in between! For more information on Lofa's current work with ZoneIn go to www.zoneincbd.com

The Nach On Sports Show with host Anthony Nachreiner. All guests join the show on the Whitefish Credit Union Hotline…     Brandan joins the show as we discuss the 10 year anniversary of the Beast-Quake, preview the Rams-Seahawks rematch and make our NFL playoff picks.     Listen to The Nach On Sports Show weeknights from 6-8pm on 600 KGEZ and FM 96.5.

As we head into yet another Seahawks playoff appearance, it's important to remember just how lucky we have been here in Seattle. Beast Quake was ten years ago today; an incredible an unexpected moment that created such an energy that it should the city. This weekend, you may be at home watching the game with family, or a small group of friends, or maybe even by yourself, but we'll all be watching this together. Playoff football has become routine in the Northwest, but don't take it for granted. Even in a year when we can't all be together, this is still a special sports moment. So what's actually going to happen tomorrow? Greg Cosell has studied countless hours of team, and he knows the strengths and weaknesses of each team, and he gives us an in-depth preview. Today's something good is something funny. In honor of Tommy Lasorda who passed away, we play one of the greatest rants of all time.

Are you excited to see the NFC WEST DIVISION CHAMPION Seahawks play in the PLAYOFFS???  SO ARE WE!!!! Why not waste some time waiting for the Seahawks to get back onto the field by listening to the 12 Man Fan Jam Show, a podcast made from Seahawk fans around the world FOR Seahawk fans all around the world and make us a part of your pregame Seahawk fix? In this Rams edition, We celebrate posse birthdays, relive Beast Quake memories, and reveal our nominations for the 8th Annual 12 Man Fan jam Show Season Awards (a.k.a. the Fan Jammies)… Like, share, and subscribe, won’t we?

The Seahawks open the 2020 playoffs at Lumen Field vs. the Rams. Today's show: Reliving the Beast Quake (01:56), Lack of explosive plays (06:06), Rams Defense (08:12), Seahawks OLine getting healthy (10:54), John Wolford (16:28), and two things we need to see (19:15).

The Seahawks open the 2020 playoffs at Lumen Field vs. the Rams. Today's show: Reliving the Beast Quake (01:56), Lack of explosive plays (06:06), Rams Defense (08:12), Seahawks OLine getting healthy (10:54), John Wolford (16:28), and two things we need to see (19:15).

In this episode Brett sits down with Ed Cahill of Cahill Cards to discuss his journey as a sports card content creator, his professional background, and future plans for the brand. Listen on this conversation to learn more about marketing and sports cards.

In 1911, the Mona Lisa disappeared from the Louvre. After an extensive investigation it made a surprising reappearance that inspired headlines around the world. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll tell the story of the painting's abduction, which has been called the greatest art theft of the 20th century. We'll also shake Seattle and puzzle over a fortunate lack of work. Intro: A hard-boiled egg will stand when spun. What's the largest sofa one can squeeze around a corner? Sources for our feature on Vincenzo Peruggia and the theft of the Mona Lisa: Noah Charney, The Thefts of the Mona Lisa: On Stealing the World's Most Famous Painting, 2011. Martin Kemp and Giuseppe Pallanti, Mona Lisa: The People and the Painting, 2017. Andrea Wallace, A History of Intellectual Property in 50 Objects, 2019. Monica R. DiFonzo, "'Think You Can Steal Our Caravaggio and Get Away With It? Think Again,' An Analysis of the Italian Cultural Property Model," George Washington International Law Review 44:3 (2012), 539-571. Niels Christian Pausch and Christoph Kuhnt, "Analysis of Facial Characteristics of Female Beauty and Age of Mona Lisa Using a Pictorial Composition," Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research (2017), 1-7. Donald Capps, "Leonardo's Mona Lisa: Iconic Center of Male Melancholic Religion," Pastoral Psychology 53:2 (2004), 107-137. Joseph A. Harris, "Seeking Mona Lisa," Smithsonian 30:2 (May 1999), 54-65. Simon Kuper, "Who Stole the Mona Lisa?", Slate, Aug. 7, 2011. Terence McArdle, "How the 1911 Theft of the Mona Lisa Made It the World's Most Famous Painting," Washington Post (online), Oct. 20, 2019. Jeff Nilsson, "100 Years Ago: The Mastermind Behind the Mona Lisa Heist," Saturday Evening Post, Dec. 7, 2013. Sheena McKenzie, "Mona Lisa: The Theft That Created a Legend," CNN, Nov. 19, 2013. "Unravelling the Mona Lisa Mystery," Irish Independent, Aug. 5, 2017, 20. John Timpane, "'Mona Lisa' Theft a Century Ago Created Modern Museums," McClatchy-Tribune Business News, Sept. 7, 2011. "Noah Charney: Art Theft, From the 'Mona Lisa' to Today," Lima [Ohio] News, Aug. 23, 2011. "Mona Lisa Thief Honored With a Play in Italian Hometown," [Beirut] Daily Star, Aug. 22, 2011. Mary Orms, "Steal My Painting!", Toronto Star, Aug. 21, 2011, IN.1. Jori Finkel, "Little-Known Facts About the 1911 Theft of Famed 'Mona Lisa,'" [Charleston, W.V.] Sunday Gazette-Mail, Aug. 21, 2011, F.9. Alastair Sooke, "A Century of Mona Lisa, Superstar," Daily Telegraph, Aug. 20, 2011, 21. "100 Years Ago, the Mona Lisa Vanishes," Times of Oman, Aug. 20, 2011. "Mona Lisa: Still Smiling 100 Years After Being Stolen," Saudi Press Agency, Aug. 19, 2011. "Mona Lisa Mystery," Atherton [Queensland] Tablelander, Jan. 5, 2010, 13. Greg Callaghan, "A Short History of ... the Mona Lisa," Weekend Australian Magazine, Oct. 10, 2009, 8. Jonathan Lopez, "The Tale of an Unsophisticated Criminal Convicted of Single-Handedly Stealing the Mona Lisa," Boston Globe, May 17, 2009, K.6. Dwight Garner, "No Smiley Faces the Day the Lady Left the Louvre," New York Times, April 30, 2009. Nick Morrison, "The Art of Lifting a Masterpiece," Darlington [U.K.] Northern Echo, Aug. 29, 2003, 12. Helen Holmes, "Jodie Foster Will Direct a Movie About the Famous 'Mona Lisa' Heist," Observer, Jan. 31, 2020. Miriam Berger, "Theft of German Treasures Joins Ranks of Brazen Museum Heists — From the 'Mona Lisa' to a Solid Gold Toilet," Washington Post (online), Nov. 28, 2019. Terence McArdle, "How the Mona Lisa Became World-Famous," [Nairobi] Daily Nation, Nov. 2, 2019. "Italy Alarmed by Art 'Sales,'" New York Times, Jan. 24, 1926. "'Mona Lisa' Thief Gets a Year in Jail," New York Times, June 6, 1914. "Trial of Perugia Begun," New York Times, June 5, 1914. "Tried to Sell 'Mona Lisa,'" New York Times, Dec. 27, 1913. "Three More Held in 'Mona Lisa' Theft," New York Times, Dec. 22, 1913. "'Mona Lisa' Goes to Rome," New York Times, Dec. 20, 1913. "Thinks Perugia Had Aid," New York Times, Dec. 17, 1913. "Florentines in Riot Over 'Mona Lisa,'" New York Times, Dec. 15, 1913. "Perugia's Eye to Business," New York Times, Dec. 15, 1913. "Perugia Loved Girl Like 'Mona Lisa,'" New York Times, Dec. 15, 1913. "Reading Mona Lisa's Riddle," New York Times, Dec. 15, 1913. "Mona Lisa' on View to Public To-Day," New York Times, Dec. 14, 1913. "Find 'Mona Lisa,' Arrest Robber," New York Times, Dec. 13, 1913. "Thief's Story of His Crime," New York Times, Dec. 13, 1913. Listener mail: Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Daniel Keith Ludwig" (accessed May 23, 2020). Anderson Antunes, "Was Eike Batista's Dream of Becoming the World's Richest Man Just That, a Dream?", Forbes, April 17, 2013. Eric Pace, "Daniel Ludwig, Billionaire Businessman, Dies at 95," New York Times, Aug. 29, 1992. Brian Nicholson, "End of U.S. Owner's Dream in the Amazon Jungle," UPI, Jan. 23, 1982. Wikipedia, "Jari Project" (accessed May 23, 2020). Jim Brooke, "Billionaire's Dream Founders in Amazon Jungle," Washington Post, May 31, 1981. "Seahawks' KamQuake Rattled Seattle, but Beast Quake Still Rules," NBC News, Jan. 9, 2015. Wikipedia, "Beast Quake" (accessed May 23, 2020). Mike Triplett, "Beast Quake Remembered: Epic Run by Marshawn Lynch Still Reverberates in Seattle," ESPN, Dec. 24, 2019. John Vidale, "One Year Ago, Seattle Seahawks 12th Man Earthquake," Pacific Northwest Seismic Network, Dec. 31, 2011. Greg Bishop, "NFL Odd Jobs: The Seismologists Who Measure 'Fanquakes' at Seahawks Games," Sports Illustrated, Jan. 10, 2017. Alan Boyle, "Seismologists Register 'Fan Quakes' From the Seattle Sounders' Stadium Crowd," GeekWire, Nov. 10, 2019. Steve Malone, "SoundersFC Soccer Shake Experiment," Pacific Northwest Seismic Network, Nov. 8, 2019. This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listener Ian Hauffe. You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on Google Podcasts, on Apple Podcasts, or via the RSS feed at https://futilitycloset.libsyn.com/rss. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- you can choose the amount you want to pledge, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!

One of the most memorable moments in Seattle sports history took place nine years ago today, and to remember it, we've found four play-by-play calls of Marshawn Lynch's Beast Quake that you've probably never heard before. t's our first chance to hear from Petros Papadakis in a few weeks. So it loos like Kellen Moore is going to stay in Dallas. Where does that leave the Dawgs in their offensive coordinator search? Softy also asks Petros about Ed Orgeron's appearance on his show yesterday, mostly just so we can hear his impression. Textimonials react to the show at 49451.

One of the most memorable moments in Seattle sports history took place nine years ago today, and to remember it, we've found four play-by-play calls of Marshawn Lynch's Beast Quake that you've probably never heard before. t's our first chance to hear from Petros Papadakis in a few weeks. So it loos like Kellen Moore is going to stay in Dallas. Where does that leave the Dawgs in their offensive coordinator search? Softy also asks Petros about Ed Orgeron's appearance on his show yesterday, mostly just so we can hear his impression. Textimonials react to the show at 49451.

One of the most memorable moments in Seattle sports history took place nine years ago today, and to remember it, we've found four play-by-play calls of Marshawn Lynch's Beast Quake that you've probably never heard before. t's our first chance to hear from Petros Papadakis in a few weeks. So it loos like Kellen Moore is going to stay in Dallas. Where does that leave the Dawgs in their offensive coordinator search? Softy also asks Petros about Ed Orgeron's appearance on his show yesterday, mostly just so we can hear his impression. Textimonials react to the show at 49451.

It's Christmas Eve at the time this podcast was released, but Seattle fans got their presents a couple days early. Marshawn Lynch, Seahawk icon who destroyed the New Orleans Saints in 2011 with the Beast Quake run, signed with Seattle this week after the team had to put Chris Carson on IR. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson dive into the seismic news in Seattle, but first they address the Minnesota Vikings' soul-searching loss to the Green Bay Packers on Monday night. Is this the ceiling for Kirk Cousins, who has had a statistically impressive season, but has yet to carry any team over the hump in the playoffs? (0:15)Then, our experts dive into the running back news out of Seattle and wonder, if Pete Carroll has a 3rd or 4th & goal on the one-yard line this January, will he finally hand the ball off to Marshawn? (7:15)Looking ahead to this weekend, Charles & Terez wonder if the Philadelphia Eagles aren't primed for a trap game against the New York Giants, who put up huge offensive numbers last week and might want to play spoiler to their division nemesis. (11:45)For the bulk of the episode, the guys discuss the handful of coaches who are presumed to be coaching their last games this weekend. Are the likes of Pat Shurmur, Jason Garrett, Doug Marrone and Dan Quinn really on their way out, or are a few of those guys a strong win away from saving their jobs? Also, what about wild-card candidates like Freddie Kitchens and Anthony Lynn? (16:50)One team that won't be moving on from their coach, despite a disappointing season, is the Los Angeles Rams. Charles has some behind-the-scenes updates on a few different stories that will likely come out of the club this offseason. (45:50)Finally, the guys wrap the show up taking a listener question about the Denver Broncos future and a potential Derrick Henry landing spot (52:40).Stay up to date with the latest NFL news and coverage from Yahoo Sports on Twitter @YahooSportsNFL.Follow Charles @CharlesRobinsonFollow Terez @TerezPaylorTag your questions for the guys on Twitter with #YahooNFLPodcastCheck out the rest of the Yahoo Sports Podcast family at https://apple.co/2Abi8jk or at yahoosports.com/podcasts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the 1st episode of the Inside the Gridiron podcast, Jack goes in depth with former superstar running back Marshawn Lynch. On the episode they discuss life after football, his Fam 1st foundation, and the infamous Beast Quake run.

On the 1st episode of the Inside the Gridiron podcast, Jack goes in depth with former superstar running back Marshawn Lynch. On the episode they discuss life after football, his Fam 1st foundation, and the infamous Beast Quake run.

On the 1st episode of the Inside the Gridiron podcast, Jack goes in depth with former superstar running back Marshawn Lynch. On the episode they discuss life after football, his Fam 1st foundation, and the infamous Beast Quake run.

Tweet This episode we fire up the DeLorean and head back to explore the life and career of Bronko Nagurski, the original Monster of the Midway.  Bronko was one of the most feared runners and defenders of the early Chicago Bears.  He was famously known for one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, returning to the game after a 6 year hiatus.  He was also a world champion professional wrestler.  So strap on your seat belt, and let's get ready to take this baby up to 88mph.   Connect with the show: https://thefootballhistorydude.com/episode7 (Visit the show notes for this episode) https://thefootballhistorydude.com/about-the-show/ (Visit me on the web - my about page) https://thefootballhistorydude.com/contact/ (Contact the show) https://twitter.com/FHDude (Follow me on Twitter) Subscribe on YouTube   Click below for the transcript.  I have included affiliate links to Amazon throughout the transcript to complement the episode.  If you purchase through these links it will support the show at no extra cost to you. Read Full Transcript Introduction On January 8th, 2011 Marshawn Lynch (affiliate link) went full beast mode on one of the most legendary runs of all time. The 12th man crowd stomped so hard in excitement; it generated seismic activity mimicking an earthquake. In this episode, I'm going to tell you the name of the man that had a run that was a precursor to the famous "Beast Quake" (affiliate link). Intro Music Welcome to the Football History Dude Podcast, where each episode is a journey back in time to learn about the rich history of the NFL. Your host is Arnie Chapman. Football is his passion and he wants you to come along with him to explore the yesteryear of the gridiron. So hop on board his DeLorean and let's get this baby up to 88 miles per hour (Great Scott). Bronko's Early Life This time we step off the DeLorean and the date is November 3rd, 1908. We are in Rainy River, Ontario. Which happens to be a border town across International Falls, Minnesota. I hope that you brought your passport with you because we're going to the neighbors up to the north of us. The reason we're going up there is because our hero was born in Canada and his name was Bronislau Nagurski. Which is better known to you and me as, Bronko Nagurski (affiliate link). In the last solo episode we talked about Red Grange that had a Zeus-like lightning power to him. But this guy, Mr. Bronko, was a thundering, rumbling, hammer-wielding powerhouse of a man. Kind of reminds me of Madden. The game that most of you, many of you have probably played ever since the inception of the game and if you're like me purchase the new one each year. They don't have him in there anymore, but back in the day, it used to be him and a lot of times Pat Summerall and they would have these one-liners that in between plays you would get to hear the famous John Madden one-liners. One of my favorites was a total spot-on description of this guy. Lets paint a picture here; in Madden I got this dude running the ball, pressing the hit stick. I don't think they had the hit stick back then. This is an earlier rendition. Anyway, running the ball-smash. Jump cutscene to a huddle and then in the middle John Madden goes, “That guy worked as a bulldozer in the off season”. That right there would be the guy we're going to talk about, Mr. Bronko Nagurski. He was a road grader unlike the league had ever seen before. But we have to go a little bit back. We have to start this thing fresh and we have to go back to his childhood days - his early life. And one of the first things we talk about is how did this dude get the name Bronko? I thought his name was Bronislau. I might be butchering that a little bit, but just in case, because it's an audio for you- I'm just going to spell Bronislau. Reason why he had that name is because his parents, Michael and Emilia, were Ukrainian immigrants and farmers. I do not know how truthful this is,... Support this podcast

DesignSafe Radio host Dan Zehner catches up with Dr. John Vidale, renowned geophysicist and seismologist. Until recently, Vidale directed the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network. Now he directs the Southern California Earthquake Center at USCCS. He discusses highlights of his research career. As a college physics student, he became enamored with geology – taking 11 geology courses in his senior year — and went on to study geophysics. He discusses the PNSN study called IMUSH, Imaging Magma Under St. Helens. His team uses various excitation sources to image and map the three-dimensional structure of underground features, including the large magma chamber, under Mount St. Helens, Mount Adams and Mount Rainer. It is the most comprehensive study of the geology under a chain of volcanos, involving numerous institutions and agencies. Also at the University of Washington, Vidale worked on the M9 Project (https://hazards.uw.edu/geology/m9/), a large, NSF-funded study exploring the potential impact of a large earthquake in the Pacific Northwest. (M9 stands for a “magnitude 9” earthquake.) Part of that PNSN study included measuring the vibrations made by Seattle Seahawks fans at CenturyLink Field (https://www.livescience.com/57441-seattle-seahawks-stadium-seismology.html)– which were especially strong after a play by Marshawn Lynch, the infamous Beast Quake (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfdJqpbUPIE&t=8s). Vidale discusses streaming data real time and educating the public about earthquake warning systems. In his new job as director of the Southern California Earthquake Center, one project he’ll undertake is developing a physical model, a hazard map, of the Southern California fault system. A large, multi-institutional undertaking, the idea is to understand the geophysical properties of the region in order to predict behaviors of the earth. Vidale says supercomputing simulations play a major role in this work. For young scientists, Vidale recommends studying chemistry and physics and learning computer tools, which are crucial for modern science experiments. In general, he warns against fake science and extreme claims. He recommends vetting information about earthquakes with reputable agencies such as the United States Geological Service and local emergency managers.

I recently found one of the best examples of managing success and leadership that I’ve read in a long time. It did not come from a scion of enterprise. It came from NFL running back Marshawn Lynch, aka Beast Mode. I found the nugget of wisdom while reading American Way, the inflight magazine of American Airlines. At the time the NFL season was about to begin and the issue was dedicated to all things football. For those who don’t follow football (and for those that are not fans of Lynch/Seahawks, etc. I urge you to keep reading, too), Lynch is the running back for the Seattle Seahawks. He is generally recognized as one of the best, if not the best, running backs in the NFL. His nickname is Beast Mode. Originally given for his running style on the field, it has evolved into something larger than football. It’s more than just a name, it’s a state of being. Lynch provided a prime example of what Beast Mode means when he made this insane run against the New Orleans Saints in 2011.       Since then, his fame has grown, and the brand of Beast Mode with him. Many learned more about Lynch from the significant media attention he received during the 2014-2015 season. Lynch often refused to engage in media interviews, being fined by the NFL, and then ultimately answering each question during an interview at the Super Bowl with “I’m here so I won’t get fined.”       Some loved it and some hated  it. There was a lot of coverage about who his actions and his responsibilities as a player. But few took the time during the hoopla to dig into who he really is as a person. Cue the American Way interview. The article was a deep dive into Lynch as a person off the field. He is dedicated to his community where he grew up in Oakland, CA. In particular, the article connected what the infamous run (aka Beast Quake) means in the larger context of Lynch’s life. The article states: For Lynch, the run represented more than a fabulous football play. The effort and determination it took was a reflection of his effort to lift himself out of a tough North Oakland neighborhood, where he was raised in a single-parent household. “My mom worked three jobs at a time and supported four kids on her own,” Lynch says. “We had no father figure. I never thought about the NFL because I’d never seen it done. That run symbolizes the way that I feel with my life, growing up to my career right now.” Beast Mode worked hard to get where he is. There is no doubting it, especially for the top running back who has spent countless hours in the gym, watching film, enduring interviews, etc. This run could mean the culmination of individual effort to get to the top of his profession. We hear this much in sports, and life generally. An individual’s success is due to their effort, skill and experience. This is not denied. The narrative often stops there.  But not with Beast Mode. He elaborated on what the run really means for him: “The significant thing about that play is you will see me doing a lot of work,” he says, “but you’ve got to remember there was an offensive line that beat me to the end zone. There were two receivers making key blocks. As much as people want to give me credit, it was my support system that actually made it happen. When I say that run symbolizes my life and my career, it’s the absolute truth about how I really feel. I’m going to give it everything I’ve got, and if I need help along the way, I’m going to ask for it.” Beast Mode recognizes that his success is more than just his individual effort. It is more than just the effort of his team. It is the effort of those that raised him, previous teammates, and mentors. Without his individual effort he would not be where he is today, true. But he could also be somewhere else were it not for the efforts of those around him. The best takeaway from this story is that Beast Mode recognizes it is not only the important influence others have on his life, or only his own effort that results in his success. It’s the combination of their efforts and his efforts. He could have a great support network but if he ate fast food every day, didn’t train hard, he wouldn’t be in the NFL.  He could be a freak athlete, but without guidance and focus and support, he could err and his career over in an instant. It is the combination that makes his success a reality. This perspective is awesome. It makes me cheer for Beast Mode, not as a fan of his team per se, but of him as a person (entity?). I think it is easy for people, anyone, to overlook the contributions others have made that paved the way for an individual's success. He acknowledges it, and even points out that he is not afraid to seek assistance, to ask for help. Those with the spotlight, the high profile roles, are often in those positions for a reason. But their success would be limited without the contributions of others. Success is not possible without individual effort, but more often than not success is not a result solely because of individual effort. And now Beast Mode is using his success to give back to those that supported him. He created the Fam 1st Family Foundation to help his community. Lynch may not have played football without the support of his community. But now football is the medium he uses to make a difference in his community. The cycle continues. There is a lot to learn from Beast Mode.  

A lot of Seahawks coverage and much more crammed in to one show this week. Adam and Brandan talk about the Buccaneers and how even up 21-0 it never felt as though the Seahawks were ever getting dominated in this week's game. It all led up to an historic comeback for Seattle topped off by another game winner by Steven Hauschka. The Seahawks get the 27-24 overtime win. There's plenty of fawning over Russell Wilson this week, including a stiff arm perhaps only rivaled in recent memory by Marshawn Lynch in his Beast Quake run. Despite an electric punt return by Golden Tate, Adam still isn't keen on the idea of returning punts that are coming down inside the 10-yard line. With the way Matt Ryan and the Falcons are playing this year, there's nothing scary about this Atlanta team. But with the way Seattle has played after Adam's stone cold lock predictions, it's not worth risking it this week with a similar call. Despite the injuries to the Falcons, Harry Douglas and Tony Gonzalez have the ability to inflict damage on the secondary. After the break, Adam and Brandan give their opinion on what's been reported so far in Miami in regard to Jonathan Martin and Richie Incognito. They follow up by sending a message to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and Jaguars wide receiver Justin Blackmon in the "Do Better" segment. Finally, a pair of quarterbacks are inducted into the club of those who the guys deem "better at life" than Skip Bayless. Nick Foles and Jason Campbell earn the top honors of the week for their play against the Raiders and Ravens.