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Disclaimer: Panel was recorded on 8 May 2025 before the US-China trade agreement on tariff rollbacks for a 90-day period was announced on 12 May 2025.Hear this panel to unpack the impact of Trump's tariffs on the global trade landscape. You'll gain insights that can help you operate in today's volatile economy as policy shifts continue at speed.Euromonitor experts discuss the ripple effects of evolving US tariffs, review the latest economic forecasts and outline market opportunities for your organisation.Supply chains, pricing strategies and investments face intense scrutiny amid this uncertainty. And business leaders are left with the impossible task of trying to predict what's ahead.Impulsive, reactive decisions could be detrimental to long-term success—especially when new exemptions or changes in tariffs are happening by the day. Case in point: just four days after we recorded this panel, the US and China announced an agreement to reduce tariffs for a 90-day period (bookmark our hub for updated analysis).Tune in to our lively talk that addresses some of the questions we're all asking right now.Find answers to your business concerns:· Are these tariffs hitting global economic projections?· What's the impact on companies and consumers?· How could pricing and inventory shift in the coming months?· Where do opportunities exist in this marketplace?· Which tactics or tools help you mitigate risks and build resilience?Companies can transform tariff shocks into a foundation for sustained competitive advantage with comprehensive market intelligence.Meet the Euromonitor experts:· Bill Carroll, manager – government & trade· Dr. Bolutife Onaneye, senior consultant· Lan Ha, head of insights – economies & consumers· Matt Tripodi, senior global territory director – government & trade· Quinton Walker, consulting project manager – financial services· Sowmya Ramaswami, consulting practice manager – global trade & exports

1. If you're Browns GM Andrew Berry, would you be willing to trade back into the first round to as high as 19 or 20 and take Shedeur Sanders? Or would you prefer to roll the dice on a Day 2 project QB and wait to address the position in the first round next year? 2. Where do you think the evaluations of [Bengals Director of Player Personnel] Duke Tobin and his team have gone wrong these past three years, and what changes must the Bengals make when it comes to scouting talent on the defensive side of the ball? 3. Do you think Steelers GM Omar Khan should make it a high priority to trade back from 21 so they can recoup some of the value lost in the D.K. Metcalf trade?4. Who are some prime candidates in this draft that can make the strengths of this Ravens roster even more dangerous? 5. Browns three-round mock6. Bengals three-round mock 7. Steelers three-round mock8. Ravens three-round mock

1. Do you believe there were enough examples on Cam Ward's college tape that prove he's capable of making the on-schedule plays he'll need to make in order become a more consistent, steady player?2. Do you think there's a higher ceiling with Shedeur Sanders and if so, why?3. Do you think the hype on Jaxson Dart is at least somewhat warranted, and if not, can you play Devil's Advocate as to why an NFL team would be willing to invest a mid-to-late first-round pick on him? 4. Do you see similarities between Jalen Milroe and Jalen Hurts in terms of play-style, character and work ethic, and can you see Milroe evolving into a similar player at the NFL level in the right situation? Also, some NFL evaluators reportedly believe that if Milroe fails at QB, he can be tried out at RB. Do you think he's capable of being at least a very solid RB at the NFL level?5. Fans of NFL teams that are unlikely to head into the 2026 season with a surefire long-term answer at QB will immediately be looking toward the college QB's who become draft eligible next year. Thus, Bill, I'm going to ask you to give us your way-too-early assessment on the 2026 QB class. Who are some names to keep an eye on come late August and do you think it'll be a much better group of signal-callers compared to this year?6. Buy Or Sell (If you believe they can become a top 10-15 backup QB, count it as a 'buy')-Tyler Shough, Quinn Ewers, Will Howard, Riley Leonard, Dillon Gabriel, Kyle McCord7. Ideal (Realistic) Landing Spots For...-Cam Ward: Titans-Shedeur Sanders: Raiders-Jaxson Dart: Seahawks-Jalen Milroe: Broncos-Tyler Shough: Chargers-Quinn Ewers: Commanders or Falcons

1. Do you think Will Campbell's best role at the NFL level is at tackle or at guard?2. What are your biggest concerns about Armand Membou's game at the moment and would you be surprised if he eventually ends up as the best OL from this class?3. Do you think Kelvin Banks, Jr. will mostly benefit a team as a run blocker or as a pass protector during his rookie season?4. If you're a team picking in the top-20 with a huge need at left tackle and you deem that medical information to be accurate, is Josh Simmons worth taking there?5. Do you think Donovan Jackson will be better at guard or tackle in the NFL? 6. Is Tyler Booker's extreme lack of athleticism enough to scare you away from him, or is he still a prospect with an extremely high floor who's worthy of a top-40 selection, if not higher?7. As Dane Brugler noted in November, many around the league (if not most) would say Grey Zabel's best possible fit is at center. What makes Grey Zabel well-equipped to be the proverbial QB of an NFL offensive line?8. Buy Or Sell-Josh Conerly, Jr., Aireontae Ersery, Ozzy Trapilo, Charles Grant, Cameron Williams, Emery Jones, Jr., Logan Brown, Jonah Savaiinaea, Wyatt Milum, Marcus Mbow, Tate Ratledge, Miles Frazier, Jackson Slater, Willie Lampkin, Jared Wilson

1. Do you believe there's still some untapped upside with Ashton Jeanty as a receiving weapon out of the backfield?2. Do you think Omarion Hampton is a special talent worthy of a top-20 selection?3. If you were the GM of a team that needed ANY kind of RB, and you were forced to choose between Treveyon Henderson and Quinshon Judkins, who would be your pick and why? 4. Do you believe Kaleb Johnson has the requisite fundamentals of playing RB (most notably vision and footwork) to succeed at the NFL level despite his lack of explosiveness?5. Do you think Dylan Sampson has the goods to play on all three downs at the NFL level?6. Do you think Cam Skattebo deserves to be selected in Rounds 2-3, and if he doesn't hear his name called on Day 2, would you expect him to outplay his draft position?7. Buy Or Sell-Bhayshul Tuten, Damien Martinez, Jordan James, Ollie Gordon II, Devin Neal, R.J. Harvey, D.J. Giddens, Trevor Etienne, Jarquez Hunter, Jaydon Blue, Brashard Smith, LeQuint Allen, Kalel Mullings, Donovan Edwards, Marcus Yarns

1. Specifically when it comes to playing corner, what traits does Travis Hunter have that make you think he could be an all-time great at that position?2. Do you still think Will Johnson is capable of playing at the level he did in 2023 and second, should he either not run the 40 or post an underwhelming time, just how far can you see him falling?3. Do you see Jahdae Barron making a similar impact for an NFL defense as Brian Branch has in Detroit?4. Health permitting, would you be surprised if Shavon Revel, Jr. ends up being the most successful corner in this class outside of Travis Hunter?5. Do you think Maxwell Hairston will end up being a top-50 pick, or will concerns over his size and character cause him to fall?6. In the days following the Combine, two notable industry mock drafts by Jordan Reid of ESPN and Dane Brugler of The Athletic pegged Nick Emmanwori as both the first safety off the board and a top-20 pick. Would it surprise you if that came to pass?7. If Malaki Starks falls to the tail-end of the first round or even further, just how much of a steal would a team be getting?8. Buy Or Sell-Azareye'h Thomas, Benjamin Morrison, Trey Amos, Quincy Riley, Darien Porter, Jacob Parrish, Zy Alexander, Upton Stout, Xavier Watts, Billy Bowman Jr., Kevin Winston Jr., Lathan Ransom, Andrew Mukuba, Jonas Sanker

Brian Lilley guest hosts the show today, and is joined by Bill Carroll to discuss the results of the Provincial election results. Then, Jerry Agar joins the show to weigh in on the election. Then, Brian discusses Mark Carney's claims.

The Earl Ingram Show is joined by Bill Carroll, president of the Wisconsin Teamsters Joint Council 39 to have a discussion about organized labor. Bill shares his thoughts on the national Teamsters choosing to not endorse a candidate in this year's presidential race, along with why the Wisconsin Locals were prepared to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris in her bid for the presidency following that national decision. Earl and Bill also cover topics including the president of the national Teamsters Union speaking at the RNC and what unions in Wisconsin are doing to educate younger members on the importance of what the union does for workers of all ages. The Earl Ingram Show is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 8-10 am across the state. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Earl and the show! Guest: Bill Carroll

Bill Carroll and Robin Whitney of the Port Authority discuss the passage of Issue 28 which is a renewal of the levy supporting the work of the Toledo/Lucas County Port Authority. 

Joan Esposito talks to Bill Carroll, president of Teamsters Joint Council 39, which covers almost the entire state of Wisconsin and has about 15,000 members. The council unanimously endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president on September 18th, hours after the union's national leadership announced that it would not be endorsing a candidate in the 2024 presidential election. Carroll, who introduced Harris at a September 20th rally in Madison, said he was disappointed and puzzled that the Teamsters union did not endorse Harris nationally but that Joint Council 39 and Teamsters Local 344 were prepared for that outcome.    Catch "Joan Esposito: Live, Local and Progressive" weekdays from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Central on WCPT (heartlandsignal.com/wcpt820).

1. NFC North -Have you ever seen a better situation for a #1 overall pick to walk into? What can Bears fans realistically expect from Caleb Williams in his rookie season? -Do you think Kiran Amegadjie makes more sense as a long-term replacement for Braxton Jones at LT, or as a long-term replacement for Teven Jenkins at guard? -How good of a chance do you think Austin Booker has to develop into Montez Sweat's long-term bookend for the Bears? -What makes J.J. McCarthy and Kevin O'Connell a hand-in-glove fit schematically speaking? -What makes Dallas Turner potentially worth this massive price (six total picks) for the Vikings? -Do you anticipate Jordan Morgan being the Packers starting left tackle come Week 1 or do you see him starting his NFL career inside? -If one of Edgerrin Cooper or Javon Bullard (or both) makes a solid contribution this season, can we be very confident that this Packers defense finally plays up to their potential after two underwhelming years? -Would it be a massive disappointment if this 2024 Lions defense isn't the best D Dan Campbell has had in his time in Detroit thus far? -Would you be surprised to see either Christian Mahogany or Mekhi Wingo (or both) as a full-time starter in 2025? 2. NFC East -Why do you think the Commanders decided to go with Jayden Daniels over Drake Maye? -Even if it doesn't show up on the stat sheet, should we expect a pretty sizable impact from Ben Sinnott this season? -Would you bet on both Tyrone Tracy, Jr. and Theo Johnson becoming foundational pieces for this Giants offense along with Malik Nabers? -If Tyler Nubin and/or Andru Phillips makes a solid impact this year, are the Giants likely a top-12 defense or better? -In 2023, the Eagles surrendered 35 TD passes and only intercepted 9. With Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean now in the fold, how much should we expect those numbers to improve in Philly's favor this season? -What makes Jalyx Hunt such an intriguing project for Vic Fangio to work with? -Do you anticipate Cooper Beebe starting at the pivot for Dallas in 2024? -How optimistic should the Cowboys be about Marshawn Kneeland becoming a long-term defensive cornerstone like Demarcus Lawrence has been? 3. NFC South -Was Xavier Legette's breakout campaign last year a fluke or was it a sign of things to come? -Do you think Jonathon Brooks is likely to be the centerpiece of the Panthers offense in Year 1 of the Dave Canales era? -If Kirk Cousins shows even the slightest signs of decline between now and 2026, should the Falcons hand the reins over to Michael Penix, Jr. two years from now? -We all know Raheem Morris can maximize defensive talent, thus are you bullish on two of these three picks (Ruke Orhorhoro, Bralen Trice, Brandon Dorlus) being hits? -Are you at least somewhat puzzled by Taliese Fuaga's schematic fit with the Saints? -If the 2024 season goes south for the Saints, should they be willing to start Spencer Rattler for say 3-5 games? -What does Graham Barton offer the Bucs from Day 1 and how much improvement should we expect from their running game this season? -Do you think Chris Braswell has what it takes to become a full-time starter for the Bucs? 4. NFC West -How does Darius Robinson improve this Cardinals defensive front from Day 1 and what is the best way to utilize him? -What made Trey Benson stand out from all the other running backs in this class and do you believe he's fully capable of shouldering a heavier workload at the NFL level? -Is it fair to expect a DROY level performance from Byron Murphy this year? -Can you see Blake Corum getting 35-40% of the carries for the Rams this year? -What makes Ricky Pearsall the ideal WR for a Kyle Shanahan offense? -Would you be surprised to see both Renardo Green and Malik Mustapha end up as starters for the 49ers by 2025, if not sooner?

Today's guest is a sales leader with an incredible track record with high-growth SaaS companies including Splunk, Databricks, Datadog, and many more. Doug May is the Senior Vice President of Productivity at Harness. Doug joins Host Matt Benelli to share why the best sellers quarterback their team to win deals, how to plan your career at every stage, and where to look for your personal and professional development.Takeaways:Solo achievement in sales is a fallacy. By leveraging team capabilities and resources for overarching victories, great sellers close larger deals at a more rapid pace than if they tried to do everything themselves.​​Strive to create an environment where asking for help and collaboration is normal and rewarded, dismantling the myth that individual effort alone leads to extra rewards.Coachability is the most pivotal trait to look for when hiring sales professionals. Seek out and nurture this quality. Look for examples of coachability from candidates that transcend industries and can significantly boost performance.Continuous learning and personal growth are cornerstones for sustaining success in the evolving tech landscape. Sales leaders should encourage and advocate for their team's development. Sellers should also look for ways to improve themselves independently.Timely, constructive feedback is a growth catalyst. Effective feedback, rooted in genuine care and specific examples, is potent in accelerating growth and improvement.Foster a culture of recognition. Recognizing and appreciating the entire team's contribution to success is a crucial leadership behavior to inspire loyalty and foster an environment of mutual respect and achievement.Encouraging self-assessment and openness to feedback among team members can cultivate a culture of continuous improvement and adaptability.Quote of the Show:“You don't get paid extra to do it all by yourself” - Doug MayLinks:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dougmay/ Website: https://www.harness.io/ Shoutouts: Gary Harris: https://www.linkedin.com/in/databricksgary/ Tom Pisello: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tompisello/ Value Coffee Talk: https://geniusdrive.com/podcasts/ Sean Walters: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-walters-6825154/ Carlos Delatorre: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cadelatorre/ Chris Reisig: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisreisig/ Bart Fanelli: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bartfanelli/ Bill Carroll: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ceocoachbillc/ Ways to Tune In:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Yb1wPzUxyrfR0Dx35ym1A Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coach2scale-how-modern-leaders-build-a-coaching-culture/id1699901434 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy50cmFuc2lzdG9yLmZtL2NvYWNoMnNjYWxlLWhvdy1tb2Rlcm4tbGVhZGVycy1idWlsZC1hLWNvYWNoaW5nLWN1bHR1cmU Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/fd188af6-7c17-4b2e-a0b2-196ecd6fdf77 Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/coach2scale-how-modern-leaders-5419703 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Coach2Scale CoachEm™ is the first Coaching Execution Platform that integrates deep learning technology to proactively analyze patterns, highlight the "why" behind the data with root causes, and identify the actions that will ultimately improve business results going forward.  These practical coaching recommendations for managers will help their teams drive more deals, bigger deals, faster deals and loyal customers. Built with decades of go-to-market experience, world-renowned data scientists and advanced causal AI/ML technology, CoachEm™ leverages your existing tech stack to increase rep productivity, increase retention, and replicate best practices across your team.Learn more at coachem.io

1. If you're the Bengals, do you trade Tee Higgins during the draft, or do you think you can get a better return by trading him right before the mid-July franchise tag deadline? 2. Last year, Steelers GM Omar Khan traded up three spots to select a raw, but super promising athletic OT in Broderick Jones. This year, can you anticipate Pittsburgh making an even bigger jump up the board (say seven or eight spots) to select a potential bookend tackle to Jones? 3. If there's a certain position other than QB that may not be a need for the Browns now but will in 2025, what is it and which prospects at that particular position would be ideal Day 2 investments for them? 4. Which prospects at positions other than OT, G, and EDGE can you see being selected by the Ravens at 30 overall? 5. Bengals Three-Round Mock (No Trades) 6. Steelers Three-Round Mock (No Trades) 7. Browns Three-Round Mock (No Trades) 8. Ravens Three-Round Mock (No Trades)

1. For the second consecutive year, we seem to be looking at a very underwhelming crop of linebackers. What is your overall impression of this group and are there still solid options for LB-needy teams to consider? 2. When you factor in both the athletic promise and the troublesome medical history of Payton Wilson, how high can you see him getting drafted? 3. Since Junior Colson both played in and led a pretty comprehensive, pro-style defense in college, can you see him wearing the green dot for an NFL defense in his rookie season? 4. If any LB in this class were a strong candidate to go on Day 1, why would it be Edgerrin Cooper? 5. Do you think Jeremiah Trotter, Jr. has the highest floor out of any LB in this class outside of Junior Colson? 6. Buy or Sell -Cedric Gray -Steele Chambers -Tommy Eichenberg -Nathaniel "Bookie" Watson -Marist Liufau -Jordan Magee -Trevin Wallace -Edefuan Ulofoshio -Curtis Jacobs -Easton Gibbs

1. If Terrion Arnold has a case to be the first defensive player off the board on April 25, what is it? 2. Would you be surprised if Quinyon Mitchell ends up being the best corner in this class? 3. Clemson's Nate Wiggins is arguably the most "traits-y" corner in this draft class, but he had a rather disappointing Combine, only weighing in at 173 pounds (2nd percentile) and measuring in at an arm length of 30 1/2" (18th percentile). Do those measurements alone kick him out of the first round altogether? 4. Do you think Cooper DeJean would be best served by switching to safety in the NFL? Should whatever team that drafts Cooper DeJean strongly consider using him as a punt and/or kickoff return specialist early in his career? 5. If Kool-Aid McKinstry runs a respectable time at the Alabama Pro Day this week, do you think he locks himself into the tail-end of the first round at least? 6. What do you like about Mike Sainristil's game and is he worth an investment at some point on Day 2? 7. What is Tyler Nubin's case as the best safety in this year's draft? 8. Buy or Sell -Ennis Rakestraw, Jr. -T.J. Tampa -Kamari Lassiter -Andru Phillips -Renardo Green -Max Melton -Kris Abrams-Draine -Jaden Hicks -Javon Bullard -Cole Bishop -Dadrion Taylor-Demerson -Kamren Kinchens -Calen Bullock -Kitan Oladapo

Football Historians, Ken Crippen and Bill Carroll debate the 18 football nominees for the first class of the United States Athletic Hall of Fame.

Recycling is a process that is much more complex than most people think. While our society is taking steps towards recycling more, it is important to keep refining our approach to it so that we can see sustainable results as we move forward.  Dr. Bill Carroll is an Adjunct Professor of Chemistry at Indiana, a Certified Professional Retirement Coach, and both Past President and Past Chair of the Board of the American Chemical Society. With 37 years of experience in the chemical industry, he uses his knowledge to research the science behind recycling and foster environmental advocacy.  Join us as Dr. Carroll discusses: The process of recycling, and what it would take to further develop it. What “downcycling” is, and which products it's applied to. What to do with materials that are not easily recyclable.  How can we maximize the amount of recycling we do as a society? Dr. Carroll has a few clues for how to do this successfully and sustainably . . . To learn more about Dr. Carroll and his work, visit billcarroll.org. Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9C Episode also available on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3muvezY

In this episode:Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says Justice Protasiewicz must recuse herself from gerrymandering case or face impeachment.former Milwaukee sheriff David Clarke blasts the Republican party for failing to find a strong challenger against Senator Tammy Baldwin.Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes was not selected as Chicago's Chief of Police.Madison tweaks its bus routes after overhaul.Madison Metropolitan School District opens its search for a new superintendent to community feedback.More details emerge about an attack on a deputy at the county jail.Dr. Ajay Sethi talks about the future of Covid and the state of the vaccine."The Past Isn't Past" looks back on the acquittal of Jo Ann Little in 1975.Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 344 Bill Carroll talks about the new hard-won contract with UPS.and Harry Richardson reviews a new Japanese zombie movie on Netflix.

Malcolm Mobutu Smith on comic books, collecting, and the exhibit he just put together based on that collection. Then, Bill Carroll uses the quantitative skills he developed as a chemist to analyze the billboard charts of the 1960s and 70s.

Some years ago I was playing at a New Year's Eve party - you know - a gig. The late Bill Carroll was the band leader that evening and he called for the song Blue Skies. I did not know the tune but he had a fake book, which is basically the chord progressions and the melody. That melody really resonated with me that evening and it lead to the 2nd album project that my flugelhorn friend Lynn Nash and I recorded - the first being a Christmas project. Everyone once in a while I pull that recording out and listen to what we did. Yesterday, I did a remix of the recording - fixing a few things and changing some of the instrumentation I used. If you get any kind of correspondence from me, you will typically see me sign it “Blue Skies” and then my name. We've all had our ups and downs in life. And sometimes it's hard to see Blue Skies when we feel the storms of life all around us. But just above those clouds, are indeed blue skies. So I try to close every correspondence with that little song title. As my friend Mike Lowry reminded me this morning, I try to remember that my cup over-runs with incredible blessings. Here's our version of the Irvin Berlin song, Blue Skies. And by the way, I have a lot of our recordings as well some other projects I have done on my website - linwoodcampbell.com

1. NFC North -Bears (Was Darnell Wright worth it with the #10 overall pick? Why Bill is more bullish on Gervon Dexter, Sr. than he is on Zaach Pickens. What is Roschon Johnson's likely role in the Bears offense? Why Bill believes the selection of Tyler Scott should NOT preclude the Bears from re-signing Darnell Mooney) -Lions (Why did the Lions ignore positional value in the first round? Why Sam LaPorta over Michael Mayer? What roles will Brian Branch play this season with similarly versatile DB C.J. Gardner-Johnson in the fold as well?) -Packers (Why Lukas Van Ness must be utilized very similarly as George Karlaftis. How do Luke Musgrave and Tucker Kraft complement one another?) -Vikings (Why is Jordan Addison a worthy successor to Adam Thielen?) 2. NFC South -Panthers (Why did Carolina take Bryce Young over C.J. Stroud? What does Jonathan Mingo bring to the Panthers offense right away?) -Falcons (What role does Tyler Allgeier play with Bijan Robinson now the lead RB in Atlanta? Why will Zach Harrison have a healthy role in the Falcons base defense this year?) -Saints (Bill on why overall expectations for Bryan Bresee and Isaiah Foskey must be tempered. What makes Kendre Miller a worthy long-term replacement for Alvin Kamara?) -Bucs (Why is Calijah Kancey in excellent position to thrive in Tampa? Bill on why he LOVES rookie pass rushers YaYa Diaby and Jose Ramirez) 3. NFC East -Commanders (Why is Emmanuel Forbes a better scheme fit for Washington than Christian Gonzalez? Why did the Commanders choose Jartavius Martin over his fellow versatile Illinois DB Sydney Brown?) -Giants (Why did the Giants select the higher ceiling Deonte Banks over the higher floor Joey Porter, Jr.? What are the best long-term expectations for Jalin Hyatt?) -Cowboys (Is Micah Parsons excitement about Mazi Smith warranted? How does Luke Schoonmaker help the Cowboys execute their new offensive system right away?) -Eagles (If the Eagles keep Hassan Reddick in the fold for another 2-4 years, how will Nolan Smith be utilized? Does Tyler Steen have a shot at the starting right guard spot this year? What makes Sydney Brown so special and what will his role be this season?) 4. NFC West -Cardinals (Why were Paris Johnson, Jr., Garrett Williams and Michael Wilson all very good pick to establish the new culture?) -Seahawks (Does the addition of Devon Witherspoon make this the best Seattle secondary since the Legion of Boom? Do the Seahawks have the most dangerous WR trio in the NFL outside Cincinnati with the addition of Jaxon Smith-Njigba? Why Bill believes Kenneth Walker III will still receive two-thirds of the carries despite the selection of Zach Charbonnet) -Rams (What should we expect from rookie edge rushers Byron Young, Nick Hampton and Ochaun Mathis this season? Can Stetson Bennett be a good "bridge QB" in addition to being a good backup?) -49ers (How will Ji'Ayir Brown complement Talanoa Hufanga?)

Bill Carroll with the Russell County Honor Guard stops by to talk about the road block the honor guard will have at the 127/80 intersection taking up donations for the local group.

Kevin has the best birthday ever; Mayor Tom announces that Ashanti and Ja Rule will perform at Hammond, Indiana's Festival of the Lakes on Wednesday, July 12; Tom and Kevin discuss a recent heated public hearing in Hammond regarding a train overpass project; Lake Station, IN Mayor Bill Carroll talks with Tom and Kevin about his re-election campaign, his opponent, priorities during a second term if elected, and more.

1. If either Anthony Richardson or Will Levis (or both) fall past the Raiders at 7, do you trade up to get them if you're Commanders GM Martin Mayhew and head coach Ron Rivera? 2. Generally speaking, would it be more ideal for the Giants to draft a WR in the first round (say Quentin Johnston) and a corner in round 2 (say Julius Brents) or the other way around with say Emmanuel Forbes and Marvin Mims? 3. Once the Cowboys season ended with another tough playoff loss to the 49ers, people immediately began mocking WR's to them at that 26th overall pick. But since then, they traded for Brandin Cooks and Mike McCarthy said in no uncertain terms at his Combine press conference that he wants to run the ball a lot more. Based on those two tea-leaves, do you think it's far more likely that the Cowboys choose to fill the guard position opposite Zach Martin at 26 with Steve Avila or O'Cyrus Torrence than take a wide receiver or tight end? 4. Do you think it's far more likely the Eagles double-dip up front with their two first round picks than they take Bijan Robinson? If you're Howie Roseman, and you love Jalen Carter, how far up the board would you be willing to move up to get him? 5. Commanders three-round mock 6. Giants three-round mock 7. Cowboys three-round mock 8. Eagles three-round mock

Wil Masisak is joined by Korey Karbowsky & HBCU Scouting's Bill Carroll to reveal this year's version of his annual list of the best small-school and undervauled NFL Draft prospects, the B2B Directional State Team. Read about the sleepers and see videos and scouting reports at steelerfury.com Tune in to the world's longest-running Pittsburgh Steelers podcast.

1. Do you think Elijah Moore is as good a talent or better than the WR's and TE's that would likely have been available for the Browns at 42? What are the Browns biggest remaining areas of need? 2. How do you think new Steelers GM Omar Khan will approach the draft differently (even in the most subtle of ways) than his predecessor Kevin Colbert? 3. How should Eric DeCosta and John Harbaugh use this draft to further mend fences with Lamar Jackson even further? 4. If you're the Bengals and had to choose between Darnell Washington and Brian Branch, who would be the pick at 28 and why? 5. Browns three-round mock 6. Steelers three-round mock 7. Ravens three-round mock 8. Bengals three-round mock

1. Your colleague and right-hand man at Team NBS Media (and a regular on this program as well) Jeff Barnes said that this LB group is one of the weakest positions in this year's draft. Do you agree? 2. When it comes to Trenton Simpson, what is THE absolute best role for him off the bat? 3. The dilemma when it comes to Drew Sanders for whoever selects him is to either make him a pass rusher most of the time, or to continue and develop his still raw off-ball LB chops and make him a Tremaine Edmunds kind of weapon for your defense. Lance Zierlein of NFL.com believes Drew Sanders can evolve into the latter while Doug Farrar of the USA Today Touchdown Wire believes Sanders will be best as a full-time pass rusher with a healthy amount of box snaps a la Connor Barwin. Do you agree with Zierlein or Farrar's assessment...and why? 4. Even if Jack Campbell's play never lives up to his athletic testing, does the team that selects him have every reason to believe he will be a high-floor, long-term starter for them? 5. Given the premium NFL teams place on linebackers that can cover ground in a hurry these days, would it surprise you if Daiyan Henley hears his name called in the late third round, if not sooner? 6. Buy Or Sell: DeMarvion Overshown, Henry To'o To'o, Yasir Abdullah, Ventrell Miller, Owen Pappoe, Dorian Williams, Noah Sewell, Ivan Pace, Jr., Jeremy Banks, SirVocea Dennis, Aubrey Miller, Jr., Mohamoud Diabate

1. Christian Gonzalez is almost universally expected to be the top corner off the board, likely within the top-10 picks. What makes Gonzalez such a special prospect? 2. Do you see Devon Witherspoon as worthy of a top-15 pick...or do his size and athleticism (or lack thereof) give you pause? 3. Do you think Joey Porter, Jr.'s best possible fit is with a team that plays a very heavy amount of press coverage...or can he thrive in most other schemes despite those aforementioned weak spots in his game? 4. One of the stars of the Combine at the CB position was Maryland's Deonte Banks. He ran a blazing 4.35 40, jumped a jaw-dropping 42" vertical and 11'4" broad. In your view, does his tape match those traits and thus qualify him for a top-25 selection, if not higher? 5. What else aside from speed will D.J. Turner bring to an NFL defense right away...and is he worth a top-50 pick in your view? 6. How concerned should teams be about Emmanuel Forbes' long-term durability in the NFL at his current weight? 7. Do you believe Clark Phillips III, even at that petite size, can be trusted to cover the "big slots" in today's NFL? 8. If Brian Branch falls to Day 2, how big of a steal will the team that selects him be getting? 9. Buy Or Sell: Kelee Ringo, Cam Smith, Julius Brents, Terell Smith, Tyrique Stevenson, Tre'Vius Hodges-Tomlinson, Darius Rush, Jakorian Bennett, Antonio Johnson, Jordan Battle, J.L. Skinner, Ji'Ayir Brown, Sydney Brown

1. What makes Bijan Robinson arguably the best prospect at the running back position since Saquon Barkley? 2. Do you think being an RB2 in a rotation with a limited carry count is the best possible role for Jahmyr Gibbs at the NFL level...or can he be even more? 3. Do you think Devon Achane is worth a top-50 pick? 4. Would you be surprised if Zach Charbonnet is the third RB to go off the board, if not the second ahead of Jahmyr Gibbs? 5. Do you think Tyjae Spears has more than some think as a pass catcher in order to become the weapon at least I think he can become at the NFL level? 6. Is there a sleeper RB prospect in this class that you don't believe is getting the attention he deserves? If so, who is that prospect and why do you love him so much? 7. Buy Or Sell: Zach Evans, Eric Gray, Tank Bigsby, Mohamed Ibrahim, Kenny McIntosh, Roschon Johnson, Deuce Vaughn, Chris Rodriguez, Jr., Evan Hull, Kendre Miller, Cam Peoples 8. Team Fits -Bijan Robinson: Bills, Bengals -Jahmyr Gibbs: Saints, Steelers, Giants, Texans -Devon Achane: Chiefs, Jaguars, Bears, Commanders, Dolphins -Zach Charbonnet: Cowboys, Cardinals, Lions, Bucs -Chase Brown: Cowboys, Patriots, Titans -Tyjae Spears: Steelers, Bucs, Chargers, Saints, Broncos, Rams

January 31, 1988. Quarterback Doug Williams steps onto the field in San Diego, California for the biggest game of his life. He's moments away from leading Washington into Super Bowl XXII against the John Elway-led Denver Broncos.Today, Doug Williams becomes the first Black quarterback to start a Super Bowl. Can he win it, too? His breakthrough has paved the way for Super Bowl LVII, where two Black quarterbacks—Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes—will face off for the first time in championship history in 2023.We ask a roundtable of experts: why have Black quarterbacks been a rarity throughout the history of pro football? And in a conversation with Doug Williams himself, what does it mean to be a pioneer for so many Black quarterbacks to come?Special thanks to our guests Kenneth Shropshire, Professor Emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School; Bill Carroll, assistant director at the Family Legacy Foundation; Cyrus Mehri, civil rights attorney and co-founder of the Fritz Pollard Alliance; and Doug Williams, former NFL quarterback and longtime NFL personnel executive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Malcolm Mobutu Smith on comic books, collecting, and the exhibit he just put together based on that collection. Then, Bill Carroll uses the quantitative skills he developed as a chemist to analyze the billboard charts of the 1960s and 70s.

1. Giants -Explain why you had Kayvon Thibodeaux at the top EDGE on your board -Given Evan Neal's high floor/ceiling combination and the progress Thomas made last season, can you see the Giants having a top-five OT combo within the next 2-3 seasons? -Why do you think the Giants took Wan'Dale Robinson that high? -The Giants had two third-round picks at 67 and 81 overall. With those selections, they took North Carolina G Joshua Ezeudu and LSU CB CorDale Flott. Which one of those two is more likely, in your view, to become a long-term contributor for the Giants? 2. Commanders -Was there a sizable gap between Chris Olave and Jahan Dotson that warranted them staying put and taking the former, or was the trade down and subsequent selection of Dotson warranted? -Do you think Phidarian Mathis has the ability to make Payne expendable? -Can you see Brian Robinson, Jr. siphoning away short-yardage and goal line carries from Antonio Gibson this season? 3. Eagles -Outside of Baltimore, was there a better situation than Philly for Jordan Davis to end up in? -By adding A.J. Brown to an offensive skill group that includes DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert, do the Eagles now boast a top 5-10 receiving corps? -Do you think it's very possible Cam Jurgens has equally as good of a career as Tyler Linderbaum? -Do you think Nakobe Dean will prove doubters wrong and have a long, productive career? 4. Cowboys -Tyler Smith will likely start out at guard and eventually kick out to tackle to succeed another Smith in Tyron Smith. Do you think that's the best possible development plan for him? -What makes Sam Williams such an intriguing talent and how soon will the Cowboys feel his impact in that pass rush? -Would you be surprised if Jalen Tolbert surpasses Michael Gallup on the depth chart within the next three seasons? 5. Name a player (either drafted or UDFA) from each team we have not yet discussed that you think will have a successful NFL career -Giants: Micah McFadden -Commanders: Sam Howell -Eagles: Kyron Johnson, Grant Calcaterra -Cowboys: Matt Waletzko

For anyone that follows the world of entertainment, you may have seen the video posted by Justin Bieber earlier this week, when he revealed he's suffering from a virus which has caused facial paralysis. Researcher at the Perron Institute and consultant neurologist at Sir Charles Gairdner and St John of God Hospitals, Dr Bill Carroll takes us through what Ramsay Hunt Syndrome is. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Blaine gets to record The Next Chapter podcast for the first time in the new library building! He invites Library Director, Bill Carroll, to discuss the progress on the new building and grand opening timeline. Blaine also discusses the Summer Library Program with programmers Lara and Becca.

Recycling is a process that is much more complex than most people think. While our society is taking steps towards recycling more, it is important to keep refining our approach to it so that we can see sustainable results as we move forward.  Dr. Bill Carroll is an Adjunct Professor of Chemistry at Indiana, a Certified Professional Retirement Coach, and both Past President and Past Chair of the Board of the American Chemical Society. With 37 years of experience in the chemical industry, he uses his knowledge to research the science behind recycling and foster environmental advocacy.  Join us as Dr. Carroll discusses: The process of recycling, and what it would take to further develop it. What “downcycling” is, and which products it's applied to. What to do with materials that are not easily recyclable.  Offer: This episode is sponsored by Viome. Use the code GENIUS to get an extra $20 off on Health Intelligence Test. Check it out now: Viome How can we maximize the amount of recycling we do as a society? Dr. Carroll has a few clues for how to do this successfully and sustainably . . . To learn more about Dr. Carroll and his work, visit billcarroll.org. Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

The Rev. Dr. Bill Carroll has served as Rector (Senior Priest and Pastor) of Trinity Episcopal Church since April 2019. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2004 by Bishop Dorsey Henderson of the Diocese of Upper South Carolina. As a former seminary professor and college chaplain, he received his Master of Divinity and Ph.D. in Christian theology from the University of Chicago Divinity School and a certificate of Anglican Studies from the School of Theology of the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. Key points include: 04:36: Shopping for a denomination 07:17: The gay marriage debate 17:55: The workweek of an Episcopal priest 20:09: Growing the membership of a congregation

Join host Wil Masisak and special guest Bill Carroll as they discuss the underrated, unheralded, and underappreciated NFL Draft Prospects in the 2022 draft class. This eposode focuses on the offensive side of the ball.

Join host Wil Masisak and special guest Bill Carroll as they discuss the underrated, unheralded, and underappreciated NFL Draft Prospects in the 2022 draft class. This eposode focuses on the defensive side of the ball.

1. As of right now, buzz suggests the Jaguars decision on who to select with that first overall pick will come down to pass rushers Aidan Hutchinson or Travon Walker. But there is a level of risk in selecting either one of them and a big reason why is this: it can be argued that either Evan Neal or Ikem Ekwonu are better than any of the Jaguars OT's right now and thus Jacksonville might be passing on a GOLDEN opportunity to better protect Trevor Lawrence. So, in your view, is it better for the Jags to upgrade the OT position or juice up the pass rush with either Hutchinson or Walker? 2. The Texans enter this draft with eleven total picks (including five in the top-80) and the worst overall roster in the NFL. Thus, they could literally go in any direction with their two first-round picks. But my educated guess is that Nick Caserio and Lovie Smith would ideally love to leave Day 1 of the draft with a new EDGE and OT. So here's a hypothetical: If the Texans go OT at 3 yet no EDGE they like is available at 13 (and vice versa), what would be the best direction at that pick (CB, WR, other)? 3. The Colts biggest moves this spring were shipping Carson Wentz off to Washington and then subsequently trading for Matt Ryan, who I personally believe is a huge upgrade over Wentz. Does the addition of Matt Ryan make the Colts co-favorites (if not favorites) to win the division this season? 4. When you look at this Titans roster, they need better OL talent (iOL and OT alike) and more WR/TE depth to help Ryan Tannehill return to his 2019/2020 form. Should the Titans highly consider trading back from 26 in order to give themselves a better shot of addressing those needs in the first two days of the draft? 5. Jaguars 3-Round Mock -(1): Kayvon Thibodeaux -(33): Tyler Smith -(65): DeMarvin Leal -(70): Dylan Parham 6. Texans 3-Round Mock -(3): Evan Neal -(13): Jermaine Johnson II -(37): Travis Jones -(68): Chad Muma -(80): Jelani Woods 7. Colts 3-Round Mock -(42): Perrion Winfrey -(73): Calvin Austin III 8. Titans 3-Round Mock -(26): Kenyon Green -(90): Cade Otton

1. When you look at the RB's in this year's draft, there may not be 2-3 stars in the first round discussion like last year, but like several other of the position groups we've covered on this program in recent weeks, it is exceptionally deep, perhaps much deeper than the 2021 crop of backs. How would you compare the 2022 RB class to last year's? 2. In 2019, the first RB off the board was David Montgomery. Fast forward almost three years later, and another Iowa State Cyclone just might achieve the same feat. I'm obviously talking about Breece Hall. Why is he the best RB in this class? 3. Another RB in the conversation for being the best at the position in this draft is Michigan State's Kenneth Walker III, who was being touted as a serious Heisman Trophy candidate last fall. The big question with him, however, seems to be just how much can he bring you in the passing game. Daniel Jeremiah thinks he has a lot of upside in that area, while Joe Marino of The Draft Network believes that upside is very limited. How much do you think Walker is capable of in the passing game (both catching the ball out of the backfield and blitz pickup)? 4. Isaiah Spiller of Texas A&M is another RB that should go relatively early. He arguably has the best combination of vision and contact balance out of all the RB's in the class. However, he has very small hands (8 5/8”), which could make him more “fumble prone” at the NFL level. Does Spiller's hand size worry you at all? 5. Georgia has two intriguing RB's in this class with James Cook (Dalvin's younger brother) and Zamir White. Compare/contrast the two and tell us what you think the best role for them is at the NFL level 6. Buy Or Sell: Kyren Williams, Tyler Allgeier, Dameon Pierce, Brian Robinson Jr., Hassan Haskins, Pierre Strong Jr., Abram Smith, Kevin Harris, Ty Davis-Price, Rachaad White, Zonovan Knight, Jerome Ford, Tyler Badie, Isaiah Pacheco, Shermari Jones 7. Best Possible Landing Spots -Breece Hall: Texans -Kenneth Walker III: Bucs -Isaiah Spiller: Vikings -James Cook: Cardinals, Broncos -Zamir White: Saints -Pierre Strong, Jr.: Chargers -Rachaad White: Giants -Brian Robinson, Jr.: Titans -Jerome Ford: Colts

I had the opportunity of having Nutsandboltssports member Bill Carroll who is someone that knows his sports and will be talking about the hottest sports topics in happening in NBA & NFL.

1. The DT prospect that stole the show at The Combine was Georgia's Jordan Davis. He ran 4.78 in the 40 at 341 pounds and reminds some of another freakish athletic NT who's had a successful NFL career thus far in Vita Vea of the Bucs. However, several still have questions about Davis's ability to play far more than 50% of the snaps and others question whether he brings enough as a pass rusher. In addition, several like his Georgia teammate Devonte Wyatt even more. If you were running a team that had every need possible on the DL and your choice in the draft came down to Davis and Wyatt, who would you pick and why? 2. Another DT prospect that has been rising up boards this past month or so is Travis Jones of UConn. He absolutely tore it up down in Mobile at the Senior Bowl and followed it up with another good performance at the Combine. Dane Brugler believes he is a lock to go top-50 and could even sneak into the first round. In your view, is Travis Jones worth the gamble in the top-50, if not in the tail end of the first? 3. Last spring and summer, Texas A&M's DeMarvin Leal was touted by some as a potential top-10 pick. Now, many (if not most) expect him to go on Day 2. What is your opinion on Leal's game and just how big of a steal can he turn out to be for whoever drafts him? 4. One of the more fascinating prospects in this class is Logan Hall of Houston. He mostly played DT in college, but several, including Dane Brugler, believe he projects better at EDGE. Do you think Logan Hall's best role in the NFL is inside, outside on the edge, or a bit of both? 5. Thoughts on Cameron Thomas 6. Another DT prospect that had a very good week at the Senior Bowl is Oklahoma's Perrion Winfrey, who was MVP of the game. Before free agency, several in Bears Draft Twitter were touting him as an option with one of their two second-round picks. Do you see Winfrey as an ideal prospect for teams that urgently need a penetrating 3-technique for their defense? 7. Buy or Sell: Phidarian Mathis [Bama], Matthew Butler [Tennessee], Neil Farrell [LSU], John Ridgeway [Arkansas], Eyioma Uwazurike [Iowa State], Kalia Davis [UCF], Haskell Garrett [Ohio State] 8. Best Landing Spots: -Jordan Davis: Patriots -Devonte Wyatt: Raiders -Travis Jones: Browns -DeMarvin Leal: Jets, Giants -Logan Hall: Steelers -Cameron Thomas: Bengals, Broncos -Perrion Winfrey: Bears, Vikings -Phidarian Mathis: Cardinals

Under Bill Carroll's leadership, Benedictine University, in Lisle Illinois became the fastest growing university in the U.S. from 2000-12. Carroll describes how Benedictine was able to expand from 1400 to over 10,000 students and become one of the most diverse universities in the US by “adding multiple legs to the table”, with each leg being a new type of student served through a new program. These innovative initiatives include: 5 j.v. campuses in China and 3 in Vietnam, branch US campuses in Mesa, AZ and Springfield, IL, online and senior learning programs, outreach to different ethnic and religious groups, and free educational offerings and partnerships for first responders and displaced workers. He also shares his insights on the future of higher education from his unique perspective leading Hunter Global Education, that is working to foster educational partnerships between US and Asian colleges and universities. David Finegold is the president of Chatham University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Under Bill Carroll's leadership, Benedictine University, in Lisle Illinois became the fastest growing university in the U.S. from 2000-12. Carroll describes how Benedictine was able to expand from 1400 to over 10,000 students and become one of the most diverse universities in the US by “adding multiple legs to the table”, with each leg being a new type of student served through a new program. These innovative initiatives include: 5 j.v. campuses in China and 3 in Vietnam, branch US campuses in Mesa, AZ and Springfield, IL, online and senior learning programs, outreach to different ethnic and religious groups, and free educational offerings and partnerships for first responders and displaced workers. He also shares his insights on the future of higher education from his unique perspective leading Hunter Global Education, that is working to foster educational partnerships between US and Asian colleges and universities. David Finegold is the president of Chatham University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WSPL - Old Time Radio Podcasts – The Adventures of the Thin Man – The Deadly Valentine This next case has Nick and Nora being hunted by an escaped con Bill Carroll, that Nick had brought to justice and incarcerated. Now the detective duo have to somehow find the con before the con finds them! Nick is framed for murder and we can only hope that Nora can save the day, while Asta waits safely at home.

The world's longest-running Pittsburgh Steelers podcast continues its 14th season and a week-long series of Steelers draft-related shows we call the PreDraft Extravaganza. In this episode, Wil Masisak (aka Bradshaw2Ben) announced his 2021 B2B Driectional State team of small-school and underrated players. He's joined by small-school draft expert and all-around great guy Bill Carroll of Consensus Draft Services and NFL Draft Bible (Special COnsultant for HBCU). Hosted by Wil Masisak (aka Bradshaw2Ben & @accidentalzen).

I'm joined by Bill Carroll the consensus draft director of HBCU and a contributor for the national gridiron network we break down the NFL latest news leading up to the draft --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rationalhour/support

Esta semana con El Wenatchee World… La región North Central se mueve a la fase dos del plan, “Roadmap to Recovery,” del gobernador Jay Inslee para reabrir. Siete más personas han muerto debido al coronavirus. Un suspiro de alivio de restaurantes en el valle pero negocios tienen dudas. Y las bibliotecas NCW abrieron este martes. Todo esto y más en el programa de hoy. Las historias del programa de hoy vienen del reportaje del Wenatchee World. Si gusta más información, vaya a wenatcheeworld.com. Los condados Chelan, Douglas, Grant, y Okanogan se han movido a la fase dos el último Domingo. Fase dos significa que 25% de asientos en restaurantes ahora están disponibles. Otro negocios de entretenimiento como el boliche y los cines también pueden regresar al 25% de capacidad. Las reuniones sociales dentro también son permitidas, pero sólo cinco personas máximo de dos diferentes hogares pueden reunirse. Esta región se movió adelante con la fase dos después de que pasó tres de cuatros métricos relacionados con el coronavirus. Pero de acuerdo con el plan del Gobernador Jay Inslee, la región puede regresar a la fase 1 si los casos del coronavirus y las hospitalizaciones suban otra vez. Dueños de restaurantes en el Valle Wenatchee estaban aliviados de poder ofrecer 25% de asientos dentro de sus restaurantes. Dueños de La Tortuga Loca, El Rey Azteca, y Garlini’s Napoletana estaban emocionados por reabrir. Marco Ramirez, el hijo del co-dueño, Alma Ramirez, dijo que el restaurante Alma’s Kitchen estaba sobreviviendo hasta el ultimo dólar cuando la ronda más reciente de préstamos de PPP llegaron. Para Alma’s Kitchen, regresando a la fase uno y servir comida solo para salir, no es posible para el restaurante. Otros negocios, como Eastmont Lanes en East Wenatchee, está inseguro sobre reabrir. Empleado de Eastmont Lanes, Tim Bowers, dijo que la última vez que el estado reabrió en Noviembre, Eastmont Lanes compro mucha comida y cerveza que se desperdicio cuando tuvieron que cerrar dos semanas después. Los cines, Liberty and Gateway Cinema están en una situación similar, de acuerdo con Bryan Cook, vicepresidente de Sun Basin Theaters. Hay una falta de películas saliendo de Hollywood, y compañías de producción están mandando sus películas a servicios por Internet, y esto ha lastimado los cines, de acuerdo con Cook. 30 bibliotecas NCW también reabrieron para visitas en persona el último Martes. Bibliotecas NCW en los condados Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan, Grant y Ferry estaba cerrado desde el Enero 20. Bill Carroll, el director de operaciones para las bibliotecas NCW, dijo que están [pidiendo que las personas vengan a agarrar sus libros y más, pero que estén preparados hacerlo con rapidez]. Las personas tienen un límite de treinta minutos con las computadoras de la biblioteca. La biblioteca en Wenatchee está abierta los Martes, Miércoles, Viernes,y Sábados. La biblioteca de East Wenatchee está abierta del Lunes al Viernes. El Concilio de la ciudad de Wenatchee pagará hasta 100,000 dólares en costos en utilidad para el Centro de Convenciones de Wenatchee. Coast Hospitality maneja el centro y pidió asistencia financiera para cubrir los costos del centro. La pandemia del coronavirus ha parado toda actividad y los ingresos del centro. Como dueños del centro, el concilio votó el Jueves de reembolsar la compañía por costos como el agua, gas, electricidad, y el teléfono. Estos costos van a ser cubiertos hasta el primero de Enero 2022, o solo 100,000 dólares, [cualquiera sea primero]. Durante una conferencia de prensa anunciando un fundo de equidad para la vacuna el Lunes, el Gobernador Jay Inslee reconoció los esfuerzos del grupo comunitario, CAFÉ, en ayudar a Latinos agarrar citas de vacunación la última semana. Alma Chacon, cofundadora de CAFÉ, dijo que se siente honrada por el reconocimiento del gobernador. Se siente feliz por el soporte del gobernador. Aplicaciones para el fundo todavía no han abierto, pero Chacon imagina usando los fondos para contratar más gente para hacer y recibir llamadas, y también pagar por sus números de teléfonos que usan para ayudar a la gente. La segunda dosis de la vacuna contra el coronavirus es el enfoque de las siguientes dos semanas en El Town Toyota Center. El administrador de salud para los condados Chelan-Douglas, Luke Davies, dijo el martes durante la conferencia de prensa semanal que el enfoque en segunda dosis probablemente significa que habrá menos citas de la primera dosis la siguiente semana. Desde el último Viernes, 9,678 personas han recibido vacunas en el sitio, de acuerdo con el Departamento estatal de Salud. Davies le pidió a la comunidad que fueran pacientes. El dijo que si alguna vez hubiera interrupciones serias de las órdenes de vacunas, oficiales de salud siempre van a priorizar la segunda dosis de la vacuna. Siete personas murieron por el coronavirus entre la última semana de Enero y las primeras dos semanas de Febrero. El número total de muertes debido al coronavirus en los condados Chelan-Douglas ahora es 58. Entre los siete, incluye tres mujeres — uno en sus cincuentas, otra en sus ochentas, y otra en sus noventas — y cuatro hombres — uno en sus cincuentas, otro en sus sesentas, otro en sus ochentas, y otro en sus noventas. Otras 400 citas de vacunaciones han sido reservadas para personas que hablan Español o que han estado teniendo dificultades registrando para el sitio masivo de vacunación en El Town Toyota Center. Tiene que calificar para la fase 1B y 1A. Puede llamar al número de teléfono de CAFÉ al (509) 715-3108. El Distrito de Salud también tiene dos números de teléfono que puede llamar al (509) 886-6487 y el (509) 886-6458. En Febrero 16, 21 nuevos casos del coronavirus fueron reportados por el Distrito de Salud Chelan-Douglas. El número total de casos ha subido a 9351. Esta semana la proporción del coronavirus por cada cien mil es 209.7. Y desde el Febrero 16, un total de 32,049 personas han recibido la primera dosis de la vacuna contra el coronavirus en los condados Chelan, Douglas, Grant y Okanogan. Hubo 10 personas hospitalizadas debido al coronavirus el Febrero 17. En la semana de Febrero 8, hubo 123 nuevos casos de coronavirus. 31% esto, o 38 casos, fueron de Hispanos. Las historias del programa de hoy son el resultado del reportaje del Wenatchee World. Si te gustaría recibir mas noticias puede suscribirte a nuestra lista de WhatsApp. Puedes encontrar más, yendo a wenatchee world.com/es. Gracias por escuchar. Support the show: https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.