Podcast appearances and mentions of Blake Miller

John McMullen reveals his AJ Brown meter sits at 53/47 OUT and explains the Carson Wentz parallel — the only reason Brown leaves is if he doesn't want to be here. Plus why the Eagles can't afford to extend all their defensive line stars, Howie Roseman's comp pick strategy, and why Blake Miller might be the pick at 23 over Kayden Proctor in the new scheme.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/birds-365/donationsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Pre-Combine Focus on Pick 17 Jeff Risdon set the stage on the Detroit Lions Podcast with a clear mission. It is Friday, February 20, and the NFL Combine is next. He heads to Indianapolis early tomorrow. The focus is pick number 17 for the Detroit Lions. Interest around that slot is intense after Daniel Jeremiah's press conference. Based on current projections, five names stand out heading into the week. The board can change after testing and interviews. For now, these are the most likely targets. Keldrick Falk fits the Lions' blueprint Auburn edge Keldrick Falk leads the defensive options. He plays with power to speed and a crush-the-can style that pairs with Aidan Hutchinson. He is 20 years old. He owns exceptional football character. He was a team captain and a culture builder by reputation. Production has not matched traits yet. Auburn used him as an end in a three man front last season, not a four man front. That put him in the b gap and exposed him to extra blockers from guards and tackles. His get-off is not twitchy, but he showed late-season growth shedding outside blocks and finishing. He has workable pass rush moves. Athletically, he compares favorably to Levi Onwuzurike. If the Lions go defense at 17 and skip offensive tackle, Falk is the pick on this pre-combine board. He sits as No. 22 overall here, so it would be a slight reach. The combine could tighten that gap. Tackles on the board: Monroe Fraley, Blake Miller Georgia offensive tackle Monroe Fraley surged after Jeremiah's praise. He is a left tackle who has played some right tackle. He is long and balanced. His pass protection improved over the season. He stays square with shoulders, hips, and feet aligned to the rusher. That trait shows up in elite NFL tackles. Fraley's run blocking needs cleaner technique. He lunges more than he attacks at times. Still, the pass pro floor and size profile fit what the Detroit Lions value. Right tackle Blake Miller, from Jackson, is gaining momentum as the combine nears. His name rose alongside Fraley in recent conversations. If Detroit prioritizes tackle at 17, both belong in the discussion. TJ Parker's surge and Hatten Proctor's case Clemson edge TJ Parker used the Senior Bowl to recharge his stock. He looked more like the early-season version of himself and answered some questions. He slots into the edge mix behind Falk as a viable play at 17 if the board breaks right. Alabama's Hatten Proctor continues to land in mocks for Detroit. He remains a frequent projection even if the preference leans elsewhere. The buzz is steady enough that he cannot be ignored at 17. This is the pre-combine snapshot. Testing, medicals, and interviews in Indianapolis will move names up and down. For now, those are the five most likely paths for the Detroit Lions at pick number 17. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #picknumber17 #nflcombine #keldricfaulk #monroefreeling #blakemiller #tjparker #kadynproctor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Bischoff and Russell Brown returned to the Detroit Lions Podcast with a tight focus. What should the Detroit Lions do at No. 17 in the NFL Draft? The board points to two paths. A press corner who fits the defense. Or an offensive tackle that stabilizes the offense under Drew Petzing. They set the table, compared notes from recent film, and laid out the cases. Press Corner Case: Colton Wood at No. 17 Colton Wood drew early attention. Scott called him a stylistic match for the Lions. Press traits. Physical hands. A willingness to tackle. He steps up and hits. The profile checks out. At six foot and around 195, he looks built for press man. He anticipates routes in off coverage. He stacked a strong Senior Bowl week. The questions are clear. How does his long speed hold when asked to recover? Can he stay clean at the line and finish reps downfield? If the Lions want to roll with press outside, Wood is one of the class options they would stare at. Scott also left the door open for a different DB at 17. A possible safety, or a very aggressive slot corner, could still drive how this defense operates. That aligns with how they want to play. It would not be tackle or edge, but it would fit the identity. What a Corner Pick Signals for Detroit Russell weighed the room. He noted the club already spent money for DJ Reed and used draft capital two years ago for Terry Ryan Arnold. Taking a corner at 17 could say a lot. It might mean they are out on Rakestraw. It would add real competition. It could push the depth chart and sharpen the group. He would be fine with Wood there. The tape shows consistent, physical play and sharp route awareness. But he flagged the cost. Corner at 17 tips the hand and reshapes expectations across the room. Offensive Tackle or Bust, and Blake Miller Russell kept circling back to one thing. Offensive tackle or bust at 17. The offense under Drew Petzing makes that path compelling. Protect the quarterback. Keep the run game square. Create balance. That set up his recent study of Clemson's Blake Miller. The lower body movement jumped out. The footwork and range looked promising. He expects Miller to test well. The takeaway was simple. If the Lions want a long-term bookend, this draft gives them a chance to get one without forcing the board. Combine Watch and What Comes Next The hosts will dig into drills and events next week and push a deeper combine preview before 3 PM Thursday when the combine kicks off. They plan to track corners in press periods, safeties and slot players in space, and offensive tackles through movement testing. The evaluations will tighten. The board at 17 will come into focus. The Detroit Lions Podcast will have it covered. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1128gDn0Ok #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #nfldraft #coltonwood #pressmancorner #pick17 #safetyorslotcorner #seniorbowlweek #blakemiller #clemsonoffensivetackle #drewpetzingoffense #rakestraw #djreed #routeanticipation #combinedrills Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel Jeremiah dropped real Detroit Lions intel on a two-hour NFL pre-combine conference call with roughly 150 media members. Three Lions-centric questions made the queue. The answers steered straight to offensive tackle and contingency planning. This Detroit Lions Podcast zeroes in on what matters for pick 17 and March. OT at 17: Monroe Freeling and Blake Miller Asked about offensive tackles at No. 17, Jeremiah immediately named Monroe Freeling of Georgia and Blake Miller of Clemson as fits he believes the Detroit Lions could consider. It is early in the process, and these are his opinions, but those were the first two prospects he tied to Detroit's draft slot. Both are squarely in the conversation before the NFL combine. Why Freeling resonates: learning curve and toughness Jeremiah outlined why Freeling stands out. Quick learner. Still improving. Limited experience but trending up. He added an off-field note with on-field value: Freeling's mother is a yoga instructor, which he views as a positive for injury prevention. He also relayed a durability moment. Freeling was expected to miss a game with a high ankle sprain. He said he felt healthy enough to go, entered on an emergency basis, then played the entire game and played well. That combination of growth, recovery habits, and resilience landed with the room. Free-agent tackle buzz and the contingency map Unprompted, Jeremiah said the Lions are sniffing around the free agent offensive tackle class. He did not elaborate. On the podcast, we walked through the practical outcomes of that note. It can be veteran insurance if a rookie tackle is the pick at 17. It can cover the possibility that Giovanni Manu is not ready to be the next man up. It can protect the depth spot that Dan Skipper filled. The class lacks sizzle, but there are playable options. Jermaine Illuminore has had decent starting stretches with the Lions and Raiders. He is not Taylor Decker, but he can start if needed. Braxton Jones is coming off a rough season. Jack Conklin brings a long injury history in Cleveland. Former Michigan State Spartan. Chicago area roots. Tough profile, but questions remain. Many in this market are primarily right tackles. This draft also gives Detroit room to stack swings. Beyond Freeling and Miller, there are many tackles in range throughout the weekend. Names mentioned as possibilities included Spencer Branch Manu, Caleb Holmes, Caleb Tiernan, and Dimitris Brown of Texas A and M as a Day 3 type the Lions could like. Doubling up is not out of the question if the board cooperates. For the Detroit Lions, the path at tackle runs through No. 17 and the veteran aisle. The next two weeks before the NFL combine will sharpen it. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #nfl #monroefreeling #blakemiller #freeagentoffensivetackles #taylordecker #giovannimanu #danieljeremiah #highanklesprain #jermaineilluminore #braxtonjones #jacksonconklin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our NFL Draft focus continues with a breakdown of Clemson Tackle Blake Miller and Arizona St. Wide Receiver Jordyn Tyson!

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Our NFL Draft focus continues with a breakdown of Blake Miller and Jordyn Tyson. AM on the FM: National Make a Friend Day / another prediction market scandal. Gridiron Gravy: Super Bowl ratings and projecting the next halftime performer

Mailbag Mode, Straight From Slack Jeff Risdon opened a Friday Detroit Lions Podcast with a true mailbag. Questions came straight from the DLP Patreon Slack. No prep. No cue cards. Honest reactions, with the caveat he might tweak opinions later. It made for sharp talk about the Detroit Lions, the NFL draft, and one spicy coaching debate. Draft Talk: Tackle Targets and Fits Asked for a favorite offensive tackle for Detroit, Risdon spotlighted Caleb Tiernan of Northwestern. He called Tiernan solid, not spectacular, and praised how seldom he loses. That reliability matters. He drew a line to what the Lions missed at right guard when Kevin Zeitler was at his best. Rarely beaten. He thinks Tiernan is a second round target who can be a long-term capable starter rather than a headline Pro Bowler. He also likes the Utah tackles if the first round is the move. Caleb Lomu got the nod for upside. Manu, he said, looks better right now, but Lomu offers more raw clay, especially if he boosts lower-body power. Blake Miller from Clemson earned a mention too. The traits are there. The misses can be loud, reminiscent of early Taylor Decker. Miller did take a step forward this past season. Big picture, with Sewell already a star, the Lions do not need two high-priced stars at tackle. They need the right complement. Tiernan's profile fits that lane. Coaching Watch: Kafka's Fit in Detroit Mike Kafka came up next. Risdon pushed back on pinning the Giants' struggles on Kafka after Brian Daboll reclaimed play-calling. He remains a Kafka fan. What impressed him most was Kafka's ability to craft run and pass protections that a limited offensive line could actually execute. That translates to Detroit. Risdon did note a concern. When a featured weapon was healthy, the Giants leaned too hard on that player. He cautioned that in Detroit, with Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery, smart balance matters. Do not ride Gibbs into the ground. Still, he would welcome Kafka's protection design and problem-solving into Allen Park. Divisional Weekend Leanings On the NFL divisional slate, he paused to confirm matchups, then zeroed on Bills versus Broncos. He likes teams without the bye against rusty top seeds, especially when the bye team lacks recent experience. Denver's defense and home field carry real weight. The flip side is Josh Allen. Sharp quarterback play can shred rust. Risdon weighed that tension on air as he worked toward a pick. The mailbag did what the best Detroit Lions Podcast episodes do. It put clear football problems on the table. Draft fits. Scheme translation. Game-state nuance. Straight talk for a playoff push. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e18WCdCopD4 #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #calebtiernan #northwesterntackle #secondroundpick #kevinzeitler #rightguard #caleblomu #utahtackles #manu #blakemiller #taylordecker #mikekafka #runandpassprotections #jahmyrgibbs #davidmontgomery #billsvsbroncos Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cultivating healthy boundaries can change your life and protect your soul and well-being. In our re-release of the episode, "Boundaries For Your Soul," Allie and Colleen Blake-Miller discuss the importance of setting boundaries across various areas of life. They explore the challenges people face in establishing boundaries and provide examples of specific boundaries that can be set. They also discuss the difference between assertiveness and aggressiveness when communicating boundaries. The intersection of faith and boundaries is explored, highlighting the need for balance and harmony. The conversation concludes with a reminder of the importance of knowing one's value and identity in setting boundaries and taking care of oneself.   Episode Topics: Setting boundaries is essential for maintaining healthy relationships and personal well-being. Recognizing the need for boundaries requires self-awareness and paying attention to imbalances or feelings of overwhelm. Boundaries can be established through clear communication and setting limits on what one is responsible for. Faith can inform the establishment of boundaries by providing a sense of worth and security in God. Setting boundaries with oneself, such as managing time and commitments, is crucial for avoiding burnout and maintaining balance.   Episode Chapters: 1:07 Understanding Boundaries 9:30 Recognizing the Need for Boundaries 16:42 Faith and Boundaries 20:02 Identity and Boundaries 24:07 The Journey of Setting Boundaries   Important Links: Get our Guide: "15 Social Media Boundaries to Protect Your Joy" Get Allie's book "Social Media Reset" Get Allie's book "Wonderfully Made" Join our Love Her A'Latte campaign — help make our podcast possible Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok Visit our website: https://wonderfullymade.org/ 

Detroit Lions Podcast: OT Draft Fits for the Lions November Draft Lens From the Detroit Lions Podcast It is late November and the Detroit Lions conversation already includes the NFL Draft. Playoff expectations sit high, but roster building never sleeps. The focus here is offensive tackle. Four names came up. Three look like fits for Detroit. One does not. Two earned deep dives, and both would impact the trenches in different ways. The Lions value athletic thresholds, positional movement skills, and verified testing. Measurements matter. So does tape that shows recovery, spatial control, and finish. Day 1 versus Day 2 will hinge on those numbers. Early Day 2 is a sweet spot if the board and need align. Brad Holmes has shown a willingness to maneuver when a specific player matches the profile. Caleb Tiernan's Decker-Style Fit at Left Tackle Caleb Tiernan of Northwestern checks boxes that tie directly to Taylor Decker's role. He is a left tackle with real experience and Detroit roots at Country Day. He carries a big frame at six foot seven and 329 pounds. The size looks honest. The game reflects it. Tiernan is not the smoothest mover, but he is coordinated and functional. He gets into space, engages, and finishes. He uses his length well and fires his hands with improving placement. If he loses early, he knows how to recover. That ability shows on film and matters on Sundays. The profile reads leader with grit and snarl. The style echoes Decker's steady control more than twitchy flash. On consensus boards he sits near 62. On a sharper internal board he ranks 39. That places him squarely in the second round. For the Detroit Lions, that screams early Day 2 consideration. It might be earlier than their natural slot, which invites the familiar question about moving up. Athletic testing will be important. He is the least athletic of the discussed quartet, but not a bad athlete. If the numbers clear Detroit's benchmarks, the fit stays strong. Blake Miller's Surge and a Right Tackle Contrast Blake Miller of Clemson brings a different energy. A four-year starter at right tackle with a small taste of left tackle, he is an ascending talent. The tape this season is the best he has played. Footwork pops. Hips and shoulders sync. He keeps his feet alive and wins in space. He seals corners. He down blocks with force. The athletic profile is real and functional in the open field. Miller's arc shifted from a summer fifth or sixth round projection to a top-20 grade on that same internal board. Consensus has him near 65. The weight is the pivot. He was listed at 295 in spring. He is pushing 300 now. If he hits 305 to 310 by the combine, first round is on the table. The style differs from Penei Sewell. Miller is more speed and space than pure power. That contrast can work in Detroit's ecosystem. Two tackles. Two lanes to upgrade depth and plan succession. As the Detroit Lions press forward, the offensive line remains the identity. The draft will offer answers at left tackle and right tackle. The board already hints at where to look. #DetroitLions #Lions #DetroitLionsPodcast #CalebTiernan #BlakeMiller #TaylorDecker #PeneiSewell #LeftTackle #RightTackle #EarlyDay2 #FirstRoundOnTheTable #AthleticThresholds #PositionalMovementSkills Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the latest episode of 2 Right Turns, we have three seniors join the show in Blake Miller, Tristan Leigh and Ryan Linthicum as they discuss what it's like being a senior with Clemson Football and looking ahead to Senior Day.Watch full episode on ClemsonPlus.com

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Sean Welch from the Illinois FFA Center highlights Illinois' presence at the National FFA Convention.Montgomery County Farm Bureau manager Katie Wilson provides a Manager-to-Manager segment with St. Clair County Farm Bureau manager Allyson Lauzon.Blake Miller with Syngenta discusses managing fertilizer robbing weeds.Monthly segment with the Illinois Pork Producers Association.

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John Simpson, Stacy Long, Mitch Hyatt and Joe Bostic are four of 12 Tigers OLs who have earned first-team All-American honors from major organizations – and are among the greats for Clemson in some mighty, mighty strong offensive line squads. It's another position where some truly outstanding players don't make the final group of the tops in program history. And in 2025, Blake Miller and Walker Parks will try to stake out a place in that hierarchy, while Brayden Jacobs and Elyjah Thurmon will start their paths to try to secure such a destiny as well. We're glad you found us! Be sure to tell us who you think belongs on this list as well by commenting on this episode in YouTube.Chapters0:00 — Intro2:03 — Some all-time greats10:29 — “S.S.”12:28 — “S.L.”15:38 — “M.H.”19:52 — “J.B.” 22:32 — 2025 OL preview

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Blake Miller - PRCA Bullfighter & Man of Faith. Miller is a highly respected professional rodeo bullfighter known for his exceptional skills and fearless approach in the arena. With over 10 years of experience, Blake has become a trusted figure in the rodeo community, dedicated to protecting both riders and bulls during both Bullfight Competitions & Professional Rodeo. His quick reflexes, agility, and deep understanding of animal behavior make him one of the most sought-after bullfighters in the sport. Blake's passion for rodeo and his commitment to the safety of others have earned him a stellar reputation, making him a standout figure in the world of Professional Rodeo. Tune in as Blake Miller joins Bobby Marshall in-studio and discuss Bull Fighting, rodeo, cowboys, bull riding, arrowheads, snakes, golf, road life, travel, Colorado, outdoors, mountain life, and so much more.www.themountainsidepodcast.comSponsor Links:www.JockoFuel.comMountain Side listeners receive 10% off all Jocko Fuel products! Use Code TMS10 to save. www.ONNIT.comMountain Side listeners use Discount code TMS to receive 10% off ONNIT products! www.BulletProof.comMountain Side listeners Use Discounts code: MOUNTAINSIDE to receive 20% off all Bulletproof products! Other Affiliates Links

Hey Clemson Family, it's time to reset the Clemson recruiting commit list for the 2025 class with the recent addition of Rowan Byrne on the offensive line. Matt Luke keeps looking to add talent to the Tigers' O-line, and we offer our takes on how important it is for Dabo Swinney and Clemson. Plus: We preview the 2024 offensive line that the Tigers will put on the field, led by Tristan Leigh, Walker Parks, Marcus Tate and Blake Miller. How much can Luke lead improvement among a lot of returning veteran talent? They will be tested early with a season opener against recent two-time national champ Georgia, and Clemson's playoff hopes rest heavily upon the big men on offense. We're glad you found us!

Walker Parks, Blake Miller & Collin Sadler join Daja Davidson in Studio C at the CAB. Can you help name their motorcycle club? The members of Omega Lambda go in-depth on their time with Matt Luke and more!WATCHCLEMSON+: http://ClemsonTigers.com/2RTClemsonPlusYOUTUBE: http://ClemsonTigers.com/2RTYouTube

Cultivating healthy boundaries can change your life and protect your soul and well-being. In this episode, Allie Marie Smith and Colleen Blake Miller discuss the importance of setting boundaries in various areas of life. They explore the challenges people face in establishing boundaries and provide examples of specific boundaries that can be set. They also discuss the difference between assertiveness and aggressiveness when communicating boundaries. The intersection of faith and boundaries is explored, highlighting the need for balance and harmony. The conversation concludes with a reminder of the importance of knowing one's value and identity in setting boundaries and taking care of oneself.   Takeaways   -Setting boundaries is essential for maintaining healthy relationships and personal well-being. -Recognizing the need for boundaries requires self-awareness and paying attention to imbalances or feelings of overwhelm. -Boundaries can be established through clear communication and setting limits on what one is responsible for. -Faith can inform the establishment of boundaries by providing a sense of worth and security in God. -Setting boundaries with oneself, such as managing time and commitments, is crucial for avoiding burnout and maintaining balance.   Visit our Website Join our online community   Get Allie's Book: “Wonderfully Made: Discover the Identity, Love, and Worth You Were Created For”   Shownotes direct link  

In this episode, Allie Marie Smith introduces the community and encourages listeners to join. She then welcomes Colleen Blake Miller, a registered psychotherapist, to discuss cultivating confidence. Colleen defines confidence as knowing who you are and not allowing external factors to diminish that. They explore the difference between self-confidence and confidence in God, emphasizing that both are important. Colleen shares her personal journey of cultivating confidence and offers practical steps for others to do the same. They discuss the importance of embracing imperfections and how it impacts confidence. They also highlight the power of quiet confidence and deliver a message of worth and capability to all girls and women. Listeners are invited to connect with Colleen on Instagram and join the online community.   Takeaways   -Confidence is knowing who you are and not allowing external factors to diminish that. -Both self-confidence and confidence in God are important and can coexist. -Cultivating confidence requires self-awareness, active participation in self-talk, and intentional exposure to positive content. -Embracing imperfections leads to greater self-acceptance and the ability to relate to others. -Confidence can be quiet and settled, and it comes from recognizing one's worth and capabilities. -Every girl and woman is worthy, capable, and has great things in store for them.   Visit our Website Join our online community   Get Allie's Book: “Wonderfully Made: Discover the Identity, Love, and Worth You Were Created For”   Shownotes direct link  

Isaac and Alli overview events and initiatives - past, present and future - that you should know about before wrapping up your Spring semester. Take care of yourselves during the end-of-semester bustle, Pokes.Audio engineering by Blake Miller.Visit the Stuff OSU Should Know homepage to browse previously released podcasts!

Letting go is easier said than done. So this week, we chatted with guest, Colleen Blake-Miller, about the importance of letting go of old beliefs and physical stuff. In this episode we talk about:Tips on how to let go & identify when it's a problem. Common challenges individuals face when attempting to let go, and how can they overcome these obstaclesExploring how letting go of physical items is different from letting go of emotional clutterWhere to find Colleen:Colleen, a Registered Psychotherapist and dynamic speaker, brings over 16 years of experience to her mission of helping individuals conquer anxiety, depression, and self-worth issues. She is the founder of My Wellness Village, a virtual community that empowers women of faith in their mental health, physical fitness, and personal growth journeys.As a passionate advocate for holistic well-being, she inspires women on their path to personal transformation. Beyond this, Colleen thrives in panel discussions, where she provides diverse perspectives alongside colleagues and friends in the mental health field. Based in Atlanta, GA, Colleen travels internationally to share her wisdom, foster healing, and make a positive impact. You can find more of her here:Website: https://colleenblakemiller.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colleenblakemiller/—The Organized & Productive podcast is brought to you by The Organized Flamingo and hosted by Stephanie Y. Deininger. For those of you who love the thought of organizing & being more productive, but don't know where to start or constantly up against hurdles that don't let you advance the way you want to, this podcast is for you!Review full show notes and resources athttps://theorganizedflamingo.com/podcastJoin our weekly email newsletter for all-things organizing & productivity delivered right to your inboxhttps://theorganizedflamingo.com/quicklinks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if there was a therapy that could cleanse your body, boost your immune system, and increase your overall well-being? Join your host, Dr. Elan Schrier, as we voyage into the captivating world of ozone therapy with the expert himself, Blake Miller. Blake, a specialist in hematology and ozone therapy, shares detailed insights about this treatment, including methods like ozone steam saunas. You'll also learn about the healing power of ozone-infused drinking water.Prepare for a soul-soothing journey as we explore the profound benefits of holistic massage therapy with the seasoned specialist, Nicole Quintavalle. Nicole, with her vast experience in aesthetic therapy and holistic massage, discusses the incredible benefits of massage for stress relief and toxin release. She also introduces us to the vibroacoustic sonic sound table - a boon for those grappling with stress and various ailments. Lastly, we'll take you through the bustling community of Delray, a lively hotspot where holistic health, delicious food, and exciting nightlife converge. For more information on their services, you can connect with Nicole and Blake below. Tune in to discover the life-changing potentials of ozone therapy and holistic massage!Contact Nicole Quintavalle:Instagram: @nicoleq77https://linktr.ee/wellnessbynicole77 Contact Blake Miller:Instagram: @theozoneguruWebsite: https://ozonepurity.com/Contact Dr. Schrier:Email: info@drelan.comWebsite:https://www.drelan.com/For specific questions, or to schedule an appointment in our Delray Beach, FL location, please call (561) 445-2648Get Connected:Pay It Back Pizza Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550823995332&mibextid=LQQJ4dCold plunge and sauna link https://www.drelan.com/cold-plunges-saunas/

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Dr. Blake Miller is an orthopedic surgeon who made the switch to functional medicine to help others with injury and surgery prevention. Blake specializes in post-traumatic hip and pelvis reconstruction as well as joint arthroplasty and is now focused on helping others avoid surgery by utilizing their diet, exercise and recovery. Carl Schlesser has a PhD in Health Research and Masters in Counseling and has worked with several clients in the fitness industry as a personal trainer. The three of us sit down to discuss how we can avoid injury and surgery by the use of diet and exercise. Lots of great questions in this episode! Dr. Blake's IG: https://www.instagram.com/freedom_functional_medicine/Carl's IG: https://www.instagram.com/carlschless/Banter and Barbells IG: https://www.instagram.com/banterandbarbells/

Blake Miller tackles the subject of balance in terms of family and a consistent workout regimen! He's going to the NPC South Central in July and chats with me about the strength to perservere through prep!

Sick and tired of swiping away on dating apps? Well you're in luck, because Matchmaker, Blake Miller, is ready to take the work out of it for you and help you find the perfect match. In this episode of Darci gets down and dirty with Blake Miller, a Matchmaker at The List, who talks how matchmaking works, her career transition from recruiting to matchmaking, how to take a good dating profile photo, and more. LINKS:Follow the Down & Dirty pod on IG: instagram.com/thedownanddirtypodcastSubscribe to the Down & Dirty pod on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@downanddirtypod Follow Darci on IG: instagram.com/careercoachdarciFollow Blake on IG: https://www.instagram.com/matchmakerblake/ Brought to you by onomy: Check out onomy: https://onomy.co/Follow onomy on IG: instagram.com/onomy.co

Join us for Playing Offense with Blake Miller and learn about the wedge that drives us away from people and God. Live services are ocated in the Ag Building at the Elbert County Fairgrounds in Kiowa, Colorado.

Blake Miller steps in and shows us what happens when we lean on ourselves instead of God. You'll laugh and learn something.

We hear from Dabo Swinney, Blake Miller, Will Taylor, and more this afternoon. Plus, Jon Blau stops by to talk about the Tigers as they prep for Furman.

Matt Bockhorst joins the podcast to talk life after football, and working just a short walk of the beach at Isle of Palms. Bockhorst also helps dig into the current developments along Clemson's offensive line, which has received a big boost by freshman Blake Miller showing he's worthy of being a starter at right tackle. Bockhorst revisits the experiment of moving from guard to center a year ago, and recalls when he knew Clemson's offensive line was in trouble against Georgia and Jordan Davis. Bockhorst spent this past spring around the program and gives his take on the new offensive direction under Brandon Streeter. Will freshman Cade Klubnik quickly take over for a faltering DJ Uiagalelei, or will DJ reprise the excellent playmaker everyone saw when he started against Notre Dame and Boston College in 2020? Bockhorst gives his perspective on the quarterback battle that everyone is talking about and thinking about.    

There are more than a hundred specialties and subspecialties in western medicine. Each body part has its own.So it only makes sense that traditionally-trained doctors would not know how to treat the body as a whole.And that, friends, is where conventional medicine fails us.We human beings are not made of different systems. Our bodies need to be treated as a one, especially if we want to find the root cause of our health issues.Someone who's advocating for this is today's guest, the amazing Dr. Blake Miller.Dr. Miller is an orthopedic trauma surgeon turned general surgeon and functional medicine doctor. His primary mission is to compel other doctors and patients to start looking at the body as a whole.What was his journey like? Tune in now to find out! Key Takeaways:Meet Dr. Miller (00:53)About conventional medicine (02:01)All about nutrition (06:14)How your gut is affecting your body (13:20)From surgeon to functional medicine practitioner (18:58)Hospitals are hotels for sick people (21:37)Compelling doctors to take a deeper look (24:39)Three things to do for better health (32:59) Additional Resources:To get in contact with us, send an email to: info@thehealingreset.comLearn more about us here.--We love hearing from our listeners, so if you've enjoyed this episode, please follow, rate, and leave us a review! 

Hey, Clemson Family, it's time to hear a couple of quick items from new Tigers offensive coordinator Brandon Streeter, we'll break down our reaction to a couple of recent quotes from the man making the decisions on how to move the ball better this year – he's talking about offensive tackle Blake Miller moving into the starting lineup and the fact that Cade Klubnik will definitely play this year in a role that still needs the details to be worked out. We also welcome our second guest to the Reign Supreme Alway podcast for this episode, Grace Raynor of The Athletic – she shares her perspective on coaches' recruiting efforts for 2023 as well as some of the top Clemson freshmen to watch this season. Plus co-hosts Daniel Shirley and Bill Zimmerman will take a quick run through a few former Tigers making names for themselves this NFL offseason. We're glad you found us on your favorite podcast app or on YouTube – be sure to give that follow or subscribe button a tap, a like or a rating, or drop a comment whether you want to share a take we didn't cover or to build on what we've said. Go Tigers!

Hey Clemson Family, some unfortunate news to update in this one as multiple people are saying star defensive end Xavier Thomas left a scrimmage Saturday on a cart taking him out of Death Valley, we've got the early word on his injury and some other updates on how other Tigers are hurt or recovering. We also take a look at the Clemson vs. South Carolina game this year, always the most intense rivarly on the schedule and we'll discuss why the Gamecocks might pose a tougher challenge come November. We've also got a few details on a recent offer to a defensive end the Tigers are recruiting, including where he decommitted from -- plus we've got some rumored happenings from the early days of Fall Camp for the Tigers that are credible enough to talk about (including where offensive lineman Walker Parks and Blake Miller might be lining up). We're glad you found us as always -- be sure to hit that follow button so you can always keep up to date with analysis of all the latest happenings around Clemson football and highlights from all sports on campus in 2022!

Kim Feldman talks to Christina Bieber Lake and Blake Miller about the struggles of being a pastor's wife.

I confess that I hold a lot of biases when it comes to various surgical specialties. One such bias is that orthopedic surgeons - especially trauma - are not deep thinkers. My guest today completely turns that prejudice on its head as we discuss the role of nutrition and vitality in disease and recovery rates. Setting the Hammer DownObviously, an orthopedic trauma surgery focuses their care on treating patients with fractures sustained in injuries. However, Dr. Miller now looks beyond the obvious mechanical or lab-based problems that patients present with. He uses some principles of functional medicine to seek the answers to what might afflict his patients. For instance, perhaps the pain in their joint isn't from arthritis but from a dietary problem. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What a treat we have in store for you! In this episode of Save the Cowboy, our intern, Blake Miller, gives his first sermon. We were all blown away by this 21 year old as he asks the question, "What have you been doing with what you've been given?" If you are ready to take your ride with God to the next level, it'll happen by becoming a Long X Ranch Cowboy: Long X Ranch Cowboys The Simplified Cowboy Version, a New Testament bible paraphrase for cowboys is now available. Click the link to get the one gift for that hard to buy for cowboy (and don't forget to get one for yourself).

How do you view God? Kevin Weatherby and his crew discuss the majesty of God. There might be a few tears, but there are definitely a lot of laughs sprinkled in. Our special guest is our new ranch intern, Blake Miller.

Nathan Gilmour is joined by Dan Dawson and Blake Miller to talk about the term "deconstruction" and how its connotations shifted in the twenty-first century. Gilmour keeps drifting back to the twentieth century as Miller adn Dawson try to get him with the times.

Nathan Gilmour is joined by Dan Dawson and Blake Miller to talk about the term "deconstruction" and how its connotations shifted in the twenty-first century. Gilmour keeps drifting back to the twentieth century as Miller adn Dawson try to get him with the times.

We've all face some sort of fear and anxiety over the last few years, but have you found a way to manage it? In this episode of Here's the Tea, Colleen Blake-Miller joins us to share how you can check in on your mental health, set realistic boundaries, and shift your mindsets when facing fear and anxiety in any situation.You can review the full show notes and transcript at akuakonadu.comConnect with Colleen:colleenblakemiller.cominstagram.com/colleenblakemillerFree DIY Mental Health CheckConnect with Akua:akuakonadu.cominstagram.com/akuakonadu_ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A conversation with leading supplier partners to the multifamily industry, Robert Gaulden, the Director of Multifamily Channel Strategy at Allegion, and Blake Miller, the Founder of Homebase …discussing how smart home technology and its adoption can change the future of multifamily. Show Guests: Robert Gaulden – Director of Multifamily Channel Strategy at Allegion Blake Miller – Founder of Homebase Host and Producer: Paul Marks, CAS Tape Date November 16, 2021 Air Date: November 20, 2021See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nathan Gilmour is joined by Dan Dawson and Blake Miller in the Christian Humanist Radio Network crossover event on The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill, the Christianity Today podcast series. This squad digs into the philosophy of journalism and history-making, posing how and when and why questions about the project.

Nathan Gilmour is joined by Dan Dawson and Blake Miller in the Christian Humanist Radio Network crossover event on The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill, the Christianity Today podcast series. This squad digs into the philosophy of journalism and history-making, posing how and when and why questions about the project.

Today's guest of You Know How to Live is Colleen Blake Miller, R.P., M.Div. Colleen Blake Miller is based out of Toronto, Canada where she works to combine her advanced degrees in psychotherapy and divinity to embolden women to live full and healthy lives. Colleen regularly speaks at conferences and programs across North America when she is not working with her clients in one and one and group settings. She is the author of The Life Map, an easy-to-follow guide to realizing and fulfilling your life's purpose. In this interview Colleen reveals the pain points that come up most frequently in her Cognitive Behavioral Therapy sessions (and how to address them). We talk about putting your peace first and the value of choosing not to make concessions. We also get into Colleen's transition into entrepreneurship from employment. Links mentioned in the episode: Connect with Colleen on Instagram Read Colleen's book, The Life Map Read what Colleen is reading: Winning the War in Your Mind *** SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube (see it happen!) | Google | iHeartRadio | Stitcher | Amazon/Audible | New episodes are released each Wednesday. Ratings and Reviews are appreciated! *** CONNECT: Find Kate on Instagram and follow the YKHTL podcast, too! FREE GIFT: Scoop Kate's ‘Success Capture System' here *** Produced with 32One Media Edited by Alex Davidson

Episode 11 titled "How Will We Live In The Future?", has the Founder & CEO of Homebase, Blake Miller, discuss how smart infrastructure will change the way we live. Episode Summary: This episode features a discussion with Blake Miller about his journey as an entrepreneur and founder of tech startup Homebase. Blake has used his entrepreneurial spirit to contribute to the Kansas City community through his involvement in the KC startup incubator Think Big and leadership of the Kansas City Smart City Initiative, which brought smart infrastructure to our city through a public WiFi network. Homebase was founded by Blake in 2016, the company works to create the ultimate smart living experience. Allowing property owners & residents access to the internet of things thru smart access, device automation, community WiFi, and digital payments. Listen as Blake shares his story and experiences from his career in smart infrastructure. We talk about how technology will impact our home life, work life, and our cities. In this episode we discuss: 00:00 - The Otherside by WHiTMiRE (Apple & Spotify) 01:14 - Introducing Blake Miller 01:56 - Blake's Journey 04:00 - Beginning of Homebase 05:03 - KC Smart City Initiative 07:36 - What Does Homebase Do? 09:33 - Internet of Things 11:11 - Growing Trends 15:56 - Future of Work 19:00 - Smart City Effects 19:48 - Who's The Next Blockbuster?? 22:08 - Closing Remarks 23:13 - Conclusion and Information Resources: Blake Miller: Personal Website, Future of Living Podcast, & Homebase

We have a very special episode for you today to close out 2021 of Your Amazing Life! Colleen will be leading you through a guided prayer experience to help you walk into the New Year with a special blessing. This will be something new for the podcast and a different way for Colleen to encourage you from her Faith-based background as we prepare to say “goodbye” to 2021. Just in time for the New Year Colleen would like to The Crossover Session! This is going to be one more encouraging evening spent with Colleen to help you get ready to confidently Crossover into the New Year!    Click her to get your tickets for The Crossover Session   Be sure to leave a review and rating, you can also share your thoughts with Colleen through comments and DM's via social media, or email.    colleen@colleenblakemiller.com www.colleenblakemiller.com

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Smart living is a trend on the rise. Homebase is at the forefront of this movement. Blake Miller, founder and CEO of Homebase, joins us to discuss how smart technology is changing the way property owners manage and people live.