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Oliver and Ian await the arrival at Grey Gables of the new temporary manager, who's late. Oliver lists his credentials and Ian admits he does sound very good. Ian reckons he'll run a tight ship; Oliver thinks that's just what they're looking for/need. Dane arrives and proves to be chatty and quirky. Both Ian and Oliver are slightly stunned. Dane's a breath of fresh air, but not quite what either of them was expecting. Natasha prompts Tom to tell Helen about Henry hiding his phone from her. He does so and Helen tackles Henry in a quiet moment as he makes a birthday card for Jack. He's defensive at first, worrying that Helen will be mad at him. Eventually he admits he was checking up on some of the names in a dating app Helen's joined. Helen's shocked Henry's been looking at her phone, but understands when it becomes clear he's fearful for her safety. She reassures him, reminding him that it's her job to look after him, not the other way round. She puts Natasha and Tom in the picture. Natasha's excited that Helen's online dating, though equally shocked at Henry's actions. Tom thinks it's quite sweet – Henry's obviously looking out for Helen. Helen points out Henry's clearly worried about the possibility of another Rob. Tom doesn't think so. But Helen reckons she'll delete the dating app. Natasha persuades her to give it a chance. It's great Helen's being proactive about finding someone. Natasha's happy to be her wingwoman; it's very exciting.

Kat got hacked...again? Guys we are not security experts if that was not clear. Both Ian and Kat have been on the road, and they have some takes on people's travel habits and what proper etiquette should and should not be in 2025. From who gets the armrest to how you should sit when you are waiting at the gate, we have you covered (we think). If you came to listen to this episode to learn something about Cisco's solutions for small and medium businesses (which we really did not cover in this one), you should check them out here: https://www.cisco.com/site/us/en/solutions/small-business/index.html#tabs-a107e9a621-item-6caff3e5bb-tab

Imagine starting from zero: no money, no contacts, no properties. You're left with just your knowledge and experience. What's your next move? In this episode, Andy is joined by Ian and Mike as they break down exactly how they'd rebuild a successful property business from scratch.  

It's a little late, but we're all caught up now on the podcast. Between Ian's sickness and traveling for the holidays we fell behind, but we did read Atalanta by Jennifer Saint. Both Ian and Ronnie are big into Greek mythology and have a lot to discuss. We end up comparing Atlanta to other famous characters like Jason and Medea and explore Atlanta's story in the larger context of Greek mythology.    For January 2025, Ian's pick is Coup de Grâce by Sofia Arjam which is a horror story that takes place in an infinite Montreal subway. Join us next month for our discussion and also check out the Fable app! We made a Shared Pages book club on there. All you have to do is download the app, import your Goodreads lists, and search the book clubs for Shared Pages!   

The holidays are upon us, and with them come shorter days, endless to-do lists, and the temptation to cozy up instead of lacing up. But fear not—this episode is here to inspire you to bust through those running slumps and find joy in your miles!Join me as I chat with two extraordinary runners who bring fun, flair, and purpose to every race they tackle. Whether it's a runDisney event or a World Marathon Major, Ian Hirth and Pearl Devins have a knack for turning every start line into an opportunity to make memories and give back.We'll dive into the unique tradition of the Dead Last Start—a way of embracing the race day experience with humor and heart, all while raising awareness and funds for an incredible cause: the American Cancer Society. Both Ian and Pearl are gearing up to bring this signature move to the Chicago Marathon, and they need your help to hit their fundraising goals!About Our Guests:

Get ready to be inspired by an extraordinary father-son duo! In this episode, we dive into the remarkable journey of Ian Neville, a recent Summer National Champion in the 100 breaststroke for men aged 18 to 25, and his father, Richard Neville, a National Champion and World Record Holder in the 65-69 age group. Both are members of the Lone Star Masters Team.Ian opens up about the inspiration he's drawn from his dad, and how their shared love for Masters swimming has not only kept them both at the top of their game but also strengthened their bond. Both Ian and Richard have incredible comeback stories, overcoming significant health setbacks to achieve personal bests.You'll hear about Ian's intense training regimen, his dedicated coach, and the incredible support from his local swim community in Utah. Ian reveals how swimming played a vital role in his recovery from a rib resection and a blood clot diagnosis, restoring his strength and mobility. His journey is a powerful testament to perseverance and the importance of support from family and friends.Richard's story is equally inspiring. He shares how swimming helped him rebuild his strength after battling non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.Whether you're an aspiring athlete or someone who appreciates stories of resilience, the Nevilles' journey will motivate you to face your own challenges with grit and determination. Don't miss this uplifting conversation that celebrates the tenacity and drive of true champions.Email us at HELLO@ChampionsMojo.com. Opinions discussed are not medical advice, please seek a medical professional for your own health concerns.

In this clip of Market Mondays, hosts Rashad Bilal, Ian Dunlap, and Troy Millings dive deep into current market trends, investment strategies, and practical tips for both novice and experienced investors. Covering a range of topics from the impact of declining lumber futures to the evolving definitions of a recession, our hosts offer valuable insights to help you navigate these challenging economic times.The clip begins by addressing the significant decline in lumber futures, the decrease in yields, and the slowing down of the M2 money supply. Ian Dunlap emphasizes the market's inherent bias and how it is strategically manipulated to avoid long-term recessions, suggesting that a traditional recession is unlikely in the next four to five years. He advises investors to diversify their portfolios by investing in assets like Bitcoin, Apple, and Microsoft while cautioning against heavily trading lumber futures and recommending alternatives like crude oil and gold.Rashad Bilal poses a critical question for investors: How can they build confidence in trading or making stock purchases post-recession, even after thorough research and preparation? Ian Dunlap responds with straightforward advice: engage with reliable sources of investment information, including the Red Panda community and Market Mondays. He underscores the importance of learning from past episodes and applying that knowledge to current investment strategies.Troy Millings joins the conversation, emphasizing the need for execution over hesitation. He encourages investors to start small, even if it's just purchasing one share or one contract, and then gradually build confidence through experience. Both Ian and Troy stress the importance of consistency and emotional intelligence in navigating the highs and lows of the market.The clip also touches on high-profile investment missteps, like those of Cathie Wood, and the lessons investors can learn from them. The hosts discuss the importance of focusing on core investments and not diluting one's portfolio with too many funds or businesses. They highlight the recent reallocation in technology funds, where Nvidia and Microsoft have overtaken Apple, illustrating how quickly market dynamics can change.Throughout the episode, Ian, Rashad, and Troy bring a wealth of knowledge and experience, making complex market concepts accessible and actionable. Whether you're new to investing or looking to refine your strategies, this episode of Market Mondays is packed with practical advice and insight to help you make informed decisions in these unpredictable times.Tune in to Market Mondays Medium #5 and join the conversation on how to build confidence, execute effectively, and make the most of your investments in the current economic landscape.#MarketMondays #Investing #Finance #StockMarket #InvestmentStrategies #Recession #Bitcoin #Apple #Microsoft #LumberFutures #EconomicTrends #RedPanda #TradingConfidence #FinancialEducation #InvestFest #TechnologyInvestments #CathieWood #Nvidia #ConsistentInvestingOur Sponsors:* Check out Monarch Money: www.monarchmoney.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/marketmondays/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this breaking news, emergency broadcast, special podcast, we'll be discussing the bold new moves by the Scottish government to reform their drug policies.We speak to retired Police Inspector Ian Andrew, and former Detective and author of The Ten Percent, Simon McLean - both of whom are LEAP UK and LEAP Scotland members. Both Ian and Simon have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to help these new proposals come about.So, what are we talking about here? Well, a new report recommends that Scotland decriminalises all drug possession, as well as safe consumption rooms, diamorphine assisted treatment, and drug checking services. This is also a step towards a conversation around legal regulation of all drugs.Hear from inside the circle, how this came about, how it's shaping up and crucially... how will the Westminster government react? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first episode of the Agile Coaching Mastery's "True or False Series," Ian and I decided to dive into the world of enterprise agility with a fun and engaging true or false game. Inspired by Ian's youth group days, we debated whether certain statements about agile transformations were true or false. With a slightly humorous tone, we explored three topics, each with interesting insights and real-world examples.The first statement we discussed was "all transformations fail if the company is above 20,000 people." While Ian thought this was false, he emphasized the importance of working with the company's size and finding the right approach to make a transformation successful. I agreed, pointing out that a company's size isn't the only determining factor for success; it's also about how the transformation is executed.Moving on, we tackled the statement "it is crucial to get the right data in place, otherwise, you'll make poor decisions." Both Ian and I agreed that this was true, but we elaborated on the importance of having the right amount of data and making decisions based on that information. We discussed examples of companies like Amazon that have successfully made decisions with less-than-complete data and emphasized the importance of timely decision-making.Finally, we addressed the statement "if leaders don't lead a transformation, it will never work." Ian and I both agreed that this was true but clarified that leadership is necessary to provide direction and support for self-organizing teams. We discussed the balance between having strong leadership and giving teams the autonomy to make their own decisions.Throughout the episode, Ian and I shared personal experiences and valuable insights into the world of enterprise agility. We emphasized the importance of having clear definitions, understanding the role of leadership, and making decisions based on the right amount of data. Though we aimed for a 15-minute episode, our engaging conversation led to a 24-minute discussion, proving that even agile coaches can benefit from some improvement. Overall, the first episode of the "True or False Series" was an entertaining and informative exploration of agile transformations. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.enterpriseagility.info

Welcome to episode 300! Today we are joined by Ian Millar and Amy Millar of Team Millar Brooke to discuss the value of experience in the sport. Ian Millar, known by the nickname "Captain Canada" is an icon in international show jumping. The most decorated equestrian in Canadian history, Ian's record-breaking career has set the bar for its numerous achievements and unparalleled longevity. Ian has appeared in more Olympic games than any other athlete in any sport, with a total of ten Olympic appearances. Winning his first medal in 2008 at age 61, Ian set a record for the oldest show jumper to stand on the podium at the Olympics. In 1996, he was inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame with his longtime partner Big Ben, only the second horse to ever receive the honor. Both Ian and Big Ben have since been inducted into the Jump Canada Hall of Fame. Ian has earned nine medals (including two individual Golds) in nine Pan American Games, more than any other show jumper in history. Ian's daughter Amy Millar made her Olympic debut August of 2016 in Rio and currently holds twenty-five Grand Prix career wins to date. Following her father's footsteps into the jumper divisions and finding her own niche, Amy Millar was born into the sport, but hard work and raw talent has propelled her to the top level. In 2017, Amy was crowned the Canadian Show Jumping Champion at the Royal Winter Fair and throughout 2018 and 2019 Amy has collected numerous Grand Prix podium finishes and has continued to represent Canada in Nations Cup competition.

Welcome to Proper Mental episode 96 with Ian Roullier and Leonie Schneider from PsyPAN. The Psychedelic Participant Advocacy Network (PsyPAN) is a non-profit organisation created to connect and empower participants of psychedelic trials and anyone who has received psychedelic therapy. Ian has suffered from depression and anxiety for most of his adult life and psilocybin has proven to be the most effective treatment for his mental health and to date he has taken part in two psychedelic trials. Leonie was first diagnosed with depression in 1996 and had not found any long-term relief in almost continuous antidepressant medication or from conventional talking therapies in over 20 years. In November 2019, Leonie was a participant in the second Psilocybin for Depression clinical trial at Imperial College. They started PsyPAN to ensure everyone gains the maximum potential benefit from the treatment they are being given and to give a collective voice to all participants and help improve participant safety and wellbeing. In this episode I chat to Ian and Leonie about the mental health issues and lack of effective treatment that led them to participating in psychedelic trials and we talk about the process of signing up, the trial itself and what happened afterwards. We also talk about the work they are doing with PsyPAN and why it's so important for them to contribute towards a responsible, ethical and, most importantly, safe psychedelic sector. Both Ian and Leonie have an incredible insight, not just in to psilocybin as a treatment option, but also of mental health advocacy in general and it wonderful to hear about their experiences and their work. You can learn more about PsyPAN at their website PsyPAN - Psychedelic Participant Advocacy Network (psypanglobal.org) or via Instagram and Twitter @psypanglobal or Facebook @PsyPANglobal You can catch up with me at www.propermentalpodcast.com or connect with me via social media @propermentalpodcast. If you would like to support Proper Mental by buying me a virtual coffee, please go to www.buymeacoffee.com/propermental Another way to support is to rate, review and subscribe on whatever platform you get your podcasts from! If you or anyone you know needs to find support in your local area, please go to www.hubofhope.co.uk Thanks for listening!

The XFL is back in the news in a BIG way! A brand new TV partnership and chatter coming out of both Houston and St. Louis of XFL teams returning there. We bring on Evan Willsmore of XFL News Hub to break down the latest XFL TV announcements, potentially confirmed XFL cities and more! Plus we're at the midway point of the 2022 USFL season and to recap 5 weeks of USFL action we welcome Ian Hartitz of PFF and Adam Levitan of Establish The Run to break down all of the action. Finally, with the CFLPA coming to an agreement with CFL management for the 2022 CFL season, Jim Mullin, president of Football Canada makes his return to chat the future for the CFL and the healing that needs to take place between players, fans and management to get the CFL back on track for the future.Could the XFL's return to Houston and St. Louis have been spoiled? Sure seems like it. With rumors of the both cities preparing for the XFL's return in 2023 we welcome Evan Willsmore of XFL News Hub onto the program to give his thoughts and analysis on all of the action. We also break down the new XFL TV deal, compare it with the current broadcast slate of the USFL and dissect the future of both league's potentials with their broadcast partners moving forward.We are halfway through the USFL 2022 season and we have tons of USFL action to break down this week with TWO special USFL guests. Ian Hartitz of PFF and Adam Levitan of Establish The Run join the program to give their hits and misses of the 2022 USFL season thus far. We talk standout players, the best and worst teams of the league, what the USFL is doing right and also what the USFL could do to improve. Both Ian and Adam are involved fantasy/DFS/sports-betting and bring a unique outlook and opinion of the 2022 USFL season, good voices to bring into the mix in our 2022 USFL coverage.With the CFLPA coming to an agreement with CFL management ending their players strike ahead of the 2022 CFL season, a rift has been caused between CFL players, CFL management and CFL fans. With the players agreeing to return to the CFL field in 2022, what can be done now to repair the trust that has been potentially lost during CBA negotiations. Jim Mullin, president of Football Canada and host of KGN on TSN makes a return to the program to give his thoughts, analysis and feedback about what all signs of the CFL 2022 negotiations can do moving forward to look out for CFL player safety, while also allowing the owners to put a quality football product on the field for the CFL fans.0:00 The Markcast Episode Promo2:14 Show Intro7:39 XFL News, New XFL TV Deal, XFL to Houston + St. Louis?33:09 Ian Hartitz, PFF, USFL Interview1:11:17 Adam Levitan, Establish The Run, USFL Interview1:41:06 Jim Mullin, Football Canada President, CFL/CFLPA Negotiations Interview2:11:46 Show Outro

In this episode of Intel on AI host Amir Khosrowshahi, assisted by Dmitri Nikonov, talks with Ian Young about Intel's long-term research to develop more energy-efficient computing based on exploratory materials and devices as well as non-traditional architectures. Ian is Senior Fellow at Intel and the Director of the Exploratory Integrated Circuits in the Components Research. Ian was one of the key players in the advancement of dynamic and static random-access memory (DRAM, SRAM), and the integration of the bipolar junction transistor and complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) gate into a single integrated circuit (BiCMOS). He developed the original Phase Locked Loop (PLL) based clocking circuit in a microprocessor while working at Intel, contributing to massive improvements in computing power. Dimitri is a Principal Engineer in the Components Research at Intel. He works in the discovery and simulation of nanoscale logic devices and manages joint research projects with multiple universities. Both Ian and Dmitri have authored dozens of research papers, many together, in the areas of quantum nanoelectronics, spintronics, and non-Boolean architectures. In the podcast episode, the three talk about moving beyond CMOS architecture, which is limited by current density and heat. By exploring new materials, the hope is to make significant improvements in energy efficiency that could greatly expand the performance of deep neural networks and other types of computing. The three discuss the possible applications of ferroelectric materials, quantum tunneling, spintronics, non-volatile memory and computing, and silicon photonics. Ian talks about some of the current material challenges he and others are trying to solve, such as meeting operational performance targets and creating pristine interfaces, which mimic some of the same hurdles Intel executives Gordon Moore, Robert Noyce, and Andrew Grove faced in the past. He describes why he believes low-voltage, magneto-electric spin orbit (MESO) devices with quantum multiferroics (materials with coupled magnetic and ferroelectric order) have the most potential for improvement and wide-spread industry adoption. Academic research discussed in the podcast episode: A PLL clock generator with 5 to 110 MHz of lock range for microprocessors Clock generation and distribution for the first IA-64 microprocessor CMOS scaling trends and beyond Overview of beyond-CMOS devices and a uniform methodology for their benchmarking Benchmarking of beyond-CMOS exploratory devices for logic integrated circuits Tunnel field-effect transistors: Prospects and challenges Scalable energy-efficient magnetoelectric spin–orbit logic Beyond CMOS computing with spin and polarization Optical I/O technology for tera-scale computing Device scaling considerations for nanophotonic CMOS global interconnects Coupled-oscillator associative memory array operation for pattern recognition Convolution inference via synchronization of a coupled CMOS oscillator array Benchmarking delay and energy of neural inference circuits

Welcome to another episode of the Conscious Design Podcast and today our guest is Everett Frank. Everett first talks about his experience in the industry. Everett then talks more about the importance of locating and obtaining unobtainable parts and how to do it exactly. Everett then tries to answer how to resolve issues in the compliance sector as he and Ian realize this is a spot where many designers get stuck. Everett then talks about how they obtain good and reliable data for the engineers to work. Both Ian and Everett agree on the point that it is much better to start sooner than later and thinking about compliance should be one of your priorities early on. Everett then answers Ian's question about his personal opinion on where the supply chains should improve. He also touches on some of the problems of startups today. In the outro, Everett wishes everybody the best and shares his sites where he is more than happy to be contacted. Parts: Guest Intro (0:07) Unobtainable Parts (2:48) Product Compliance (8:06) Design Compliance (16:25) Where To Improve? (19:04) Guest Outro (30:17) About Everett Frank: Everett facilitates relationships between OEM's and top EMS companies. He is also passionate about U.S. manufacturing competitiveness and global fairness. Know more about Everett Frank here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/everettfrank/ ///////// Want to be a guest? Visit: https://bit.ly/3BetCkf ///////// Want to work with us?

In this episode, we talk to rheumatologist Rachelle Buchbinder and orthopaedic surgeon Ian Harris. Rachelle is also a Coordinating Editor for Cochrane Musculoskeletal and Cochrane Back and Neck. Both Ian and Rachelle are vocal advocates for evidence-based medicine – and fearlessly challenge professional norms and are creating new structures to wind back ineffective and dangerous care in medicine and surgery.

The recent increase in COVID-19 cases is showing up in the data in different ways, in different regions. Royce describes why inflation surprises shouldn't be taken at face value, while growth surprises aren't as concerning as the bond market is suggesting. Ian walks through his expectation for the FOMC meeting next week, and provides a framework for thinking about how the Fed's taper will impact bond yields. Both Ian and Royce do a deeper dive on the recent communications from the Bank of Canada, and discuss why quantitative-tightening (QT) is an elegant solution for the BoC in the coming hiking cycle.

Atakan Efe is back at it again with little to no new facts. In this episode, Ian joins the podcast as the two discuss Drake Bell's controversy. Karl Nassib has come out as the first active gay NFL player. Both Jay Williams and Jalen Rose have shown their cards as fake analysts. Both Ian and Atakan discuss their favorite guys in the top 30 in fantasy for the upcoming season. Quick NBA playoffs update with a live look at the Bucks vs. Hawks game 2. Brief NHL update. Euro 2020 update and predictions for the round of 16. Loki episode 1-3 review/ reaction. Shang Chi hype up for the recent trailer dropping.

Dr. Ian Storey, mathematician and lecturer in information systems and Guy West, professional share market investor and chess master, continue the discussion of different kinds of risk. Here the focus is on gambling and insurance. Which games are best avoided at casinos and why. Is insurance always worth the premiums? Both Ian and Guy agree that mathematical literacy is sorely lacking in the general population and needs to be emphasised more in school. Part 2 of a 2 part interview.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Andrew Erickson to break down every skill-position player selected in the first round. The guys are firing up Justin Fields as the most fantasy-friendly QB of the class, but only until Trey Lance manages to wrestle the starting job away from Jimmy G. Both Ian and Andrew agree that Zach Wilson would be the bust of the group if forced to choose, although his low-aDP makes him a decent enough option in best-ball land. Conversation continues with the guys gushing over Ja'Marr Chase and Kyle Pitts' respective potential to ball out in 2021, while Ian and Andrew aren't quite so sold on the rest of the first-round receivers due to a mix of potential low target share and unproven QB play. Najee Harris could be an RB1 before the offseason is all said and done, while Travis Etienne will hopefully be the three-down back despite Urban Meyer's immediate comments after the draft. Things wrap up with a look at the Aaron Rodgers to Denver rumors as well as (throws up in mouth) Tim Tebow to the Jaguars.

Today bob says farewell to his close friend and fellow minister, Ian Anderson (On right in Picture-Bob is on the left). Both Ian and Bob served together in the same church body. On today's program, Bob shares some recordings Ian made for Bob's Ancient Word Radio project (http://ancientwordradio.com) that are both entertaining and inspiring. Bob believes that you will find hope in today's edition of the program. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bob-biermann/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bob-biermann/support

Today bob says farewell to his close friend and fellow minister, Ian Anderson (On right in Picture-Bob is on the left). Both Ian and Bob served together in the same church body. On today’s program, Bob shares some recordings Ian made for Bob’s Ancient Word Radio project (http://ancientwordradio.com) that are both entertaining and inspiring. Bob believes that you will find hope in today’s edition of the program.

Today bob says farewell to his close friend and fellow minister, Ian Anderson (On right in Picture-Bob is on the left). Both Ian and Bob served together in the same church body. On today's program, Bob shares some recordings Ian made for Bob's Ancient Word Radio project (http://ancientwordradio.com) that are both entertaining and inspiring. Bob believes that you will find hope in today's edition of the program.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by Broncos beat reporter George Stoia in part 29 of the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast 32 for 32 series. The guys start off by discussing Drew Lock's future, which leads to both Ian and George expressing their hope that the Broncos' gunslinger can figure it out. Discussion continues with a look at some of the defensive problems facing the 2021 squad before George points out that running back could be a sneaky priority. Both Ian and George are expecting Jerry Jeudy to rebound quite nicely, while an injury update is provided with Tim Patrick. The guys round things out with a look at Tim Patrick, Noah Fant and how many starts to expect from Lock next season.

Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on Sports Illustrated senior fantasy analyst Michael Fabiano to discuss recent NFL developments as well as the Divisional Round. The guys start things off by going over which landing spot would lead to the most 2021 fantasy value for free agent Allen Robinson. Ian and Michael agree that Diontae Johnson should be treated as a legit top-20 WR in 2021 fantasy drafts, but keep an eye on the potential for an unnecessarily large ADP disparity between him and Chase Claypool. Conversation continues with a look at 2021 expectations for Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars, what to expect from the Seahawks without OC Brian Schottenheimer, and where Joe Burrow stacks up in the dynasty QB ranks. The guys next get into the divisional round. Both Ian and Michael think the Browns have a good chance of covering and we shouldn't discount Baker Mayfield and company in DFS either. Things might not be easy for Aaron Rodgers and company, but it's going to be tough for Jared Goff to keep pace. Conversation winds down with more analysis on the Saints-Buccaneers and Ravens-Bills matchups before the guys finish things off by pondering which team would an alien be best off following and becoming a fan of for the next five years. 0:08 Intro 2:13 Dream landing spot for Allen Robinson II? 5:07 How will Diontae Johnson/Chase Claypool fare in 2021? 8:27 Year 1 expectations for Meyer/Lawrence in JAX? 12:25 Concerned about Seahawks’ offense in 2021? 15:33 How many QBs would you take ahead of Burrow? 17:36 Do the Browns have a shot at beating the Chiefs? 21:18 Can the Rams great defense stop the Packers great offense? 26:04 Will the Buccaneers finally beat the Saints? 31:40 Prediction for Baltimore/Buffalo news headlines? 33:48 Team to root for over the next 5 years?

Host Ian Hartitz welcomes 4for4 Director of DFS TJ Hernandez to discuss the Week 17 DFS slate. The guys start off going through which teams might not be motivated to play their starters for 60 full minutes. Conversation continues with a look at John Wolford and this banged-up Rams offense as well as where Malcolm Brown falls in the slate's cheap RB landscape. Both Ian and TJ are all in on Curtis Samuel taking full advantage of his rare dual-threat role, while the guys have differing opinions on just how they want to approach the tight end position this week. Additional topics include: favorite sub-$4,000 WR, top galaxy-brained dart throw, if there's any way you can get away from Derrick Henry in cash, thoughts on the number 0 being swaggy in football, and much more. 0:05 Intro 02:26 Any DFS options on KC, PIT, BUF and TB? 07:00 Are you buying into John Wolford or Malcom Brown? 11:04 Best running back at 4,500 or lower? 13:50 Are you confident in Curtis Samuel’s role? 16:50 Who is the best sub 4,000 receiver to target? 21:56 Is the Raiders offense stack worthy? 23:59 Most outlandish DFS player to target? 27:02 Is Derrick Henry a lock for Week 17? 29:34 Which receiver to target in the 5,000-5,500 range? 32:08 Should you buy in on Jonathan Taylor?

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. The guys start off discussing what to make of the Washington and Indianapolis backfields in Week 10 and beyond. Both Ian and Field are confident that Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt can provide high-end value together, but things aren't quite so clear in this suddenly-crowded Eagles offense. Field decides which RB he'd want to represent planet Earth if the aliens invaded tomorrow and forced us to play a football game. Ian agrees with Field's assessment that Antonio Brown might just emerge as the most fantasy-friendly WR in Tampa Bay. The guys also discuss Cam Newton's chances against the Ravens, if Justin Herbert and Joe Burrow can overcome their respectively tough Week 10 matchups, who to start on the Rams ahead of their shootout against the Seahawks, and finally who would you rather have between A.J. Brown and D.K. Metcalf in a neutral situation.

Ian Ash & Paul Gaudette, co-founders at Dig Insights, join Robin and Al for another Success Leaves Clues series episode. Dig Insights is ranked as one of Canada's 'Growth 500 Fastest-Growing Companies' for the past 5 consecutive years based on their exceptional entrepreneurial achievements and continuous revenue growth. Both Ian and Paul relate the key elements that have helped Dig Insights achieve growth and success and how being ready to pivot in response to the constantly evolving needs of your clients, your staff and your market can be the difference between fortune or failure. "We enhance the lives of many, and it all starts with one…" This episode is sponsored by Life & Legacy Advisory Group and Aria Benefits.

Ian Ash & Paul Gaudette, co-founders at Dig Insights, join Robin and Al for another Success Leaves Clues series episode. Dig Insights is ranked as one of Canada's 'Growth 500 Fastest-Growing Companies' for the past 5 consecutive years based on their exceptional entrepreneurial achievements and continuous revenue growth. Both Ian and Paul relate the key elements that have helped Dig Insights achieve growth and success and how being ready to pivot in response to the constantly evolving needs of your clients, your staff and your market can be the difference between fortune or failure. "We enhance the lives of many, and it all starts with one…" This episode is sponsored by Life & Legacy Advisory Group and Aria Benefits.

Ian Ash & Paul Gaudette, co-founders at Dig Insights, join Robin and Al for another Success Leaves Clues series episode. Dig Insights is ranked as one of Canada’s 'Growth 500 Fastest-Growing Companies' for the past 5 consecutive years based on their exceptional entrepreneurial achievements and continuous revenue growth. Both Ian and Paul relate the key elements that have helped Dig Insights achieve growth and success and how being ready to pivot in response to the constantly evolving needs of your clients, your staff and your market can be the difference between fortune or failure. "We enhance the lives of many, and it all starts with one…" This episode is sponsored by Life & Legacy Advisory Group and Aria Benefits.  

The 2020 Media Ghouls Halloween Spooktacular enters the '90s this week as the guys review Wes Craven's Scream! Nearly 25 years after the film's release, does it's "fresh" take on slasher films hold up? Both Ian and Justin think so as they explore the major shake ups this meta film brought to the horror genre and the film industry as a whole. Oddly enough this film has connections to almost every other film we've reviewed for this year's Spooktacular. Could it be a coincidence or is something more Sinister at play...

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF and Establish The Run analyst Dwain McFarland to break down all 16 Week 4 contests. Baker Mayfield and the Browns haven't been throwing the ball much in recent weeks, but the Cowboys might just present the sort of porous defense and high-octane offense to enable OBJ and Jarvis Landry to big games. T.J. Hockenson szn? Dwain sure thinks so, and he's got #numbers to back it up. Both Ian and Dwain agree that Justin Jefferson should be locked in as the priority Week 4 waiver climb, but Tee Higgins shouldn't be too far behind. The guys give James Robinson some love without freaking out too much, and ultimately finish things off with a look at Eagles-49ers and Falcons-Packers.

In this episode, talk with contemporary craftsman Ian Pratt. Ian has spent the better part of the last 20 years building iron mounted long rifles. Learn more about how Lucas Oil is working to promote shooting sports As a younger man, Ian saved up enough money and took some time off work to attend the NMLRA / WKU Seminar to learn Lock Building from Jim Chambers. During any break in the class, Ian would run across the hall to catch bits from the House Brothers classes. From there he traveled to their home shop to chat and learn before stepping out to develop his own style of rifle building. Visit thorbullets.com/nmlra for your chance to win a pack of premium THOR Bullets. Since taking those classes, Ian and his wife Maryellen have started teaching their own classes in a variety of locations. Both Ian and his wife teach classes at the Log Cabin Shop in Lodi Ohio, as well as at Canter's Cave in Southern Ohio with the Southern Ohio Artisans Guild. If you like Ian's work and want to see it in person, you can find him behind a table and in the crowd at several events during the year including the large CLA show in the fall, as well as several other "Mini" CLA Shows through the year. Links Ian discusses in this episode Follow Ian on Instagram Washington Hatfield Rifle at RIA Gunmaker's Workshop with Ian Pratt and Ken Gahagen Ian's profile at Southern Ohio Artisans Kentucky Rifle Foundation Scholarship NMLRA Scholarships Places to study traditional crafts Find out more about the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association at our website - NMLRA.org Shop for your muzzleloading supplies with our sponsors Muzzle Blasts on Instagram NMLRA on Facebook NMLRA on Youtube Muzzle Blasts Podcast A special thanks this week to the guys at Primitive Pursuit for sponsoring the podcast! Primitive Pursuit was founded in 2017 to be an outlet for learning experiences as a traditional bowhunter. We couldn't have this conversation, the podcast, or anything here at the NMLRA without the support of our members. Everything we do is made possible because of their generosity. Thank you. Find out more about being a Member --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/muzzleblasts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/muzzleblasts/support

Ian Hartitz talks all things running backs with The Score's lead fantasy analyst Justin Boone. Both Ian and Justin are incredibly high on Kenyan Drake's potential as a three-down workhorse (6:40), and there's also value to be had among some of the league's veteran backs that switched teams. Detailed discussion includes thoughts on Aaron Jones (16:00), Clyde Edwards-Helaire (22:35), Melvin Gordon & Chris Carson (31:00), David Montgomery (35:30), Raheem Mostert (38:10), James Conner (53:15) and much more.

This week, we talk to W.Bro. Ian Lewis, APGM for Area 5 in the Province of Yorkshire West Riding. Ian gives us an insight into his personal and family history of Freemasonry, what a day in the life of an APGM looks like, how he found out he was going to be an APGM, Scuba Diving and much more. We're also joined this week for the first time by W.Bro Saul. Both Ian and Saul give us a summary of their Top 3 Lodges they've ever visited and we give updates on charity that's been going on locally as well as more lectures that we have planned.

Both Ian and Rachel Carroll have a vision to see people, churches, and ministries encouraged and strengthened to become the conquerors they were born to be. One of the ways they do this is to serve local churches as their apostle and/or prophet. They also train apostles and prophets with an emphasis on deploying those who have been recognized by their church as carrying the grace of apostle or prophet. They run schools, trains and conferences throughout the USA. The best way to stay informed about these is to subscribe to the email list and follow them on social media. And of course, the train people and bring them into an encounter with God. Trainings include all things prophetic, a School of the Spirit, Wild Goose Conference, Sonship Schools, and bringing people into an encounter with the Mystical Realities of walking with Jesus.  Check them out at the following links: https://buildingcontenders.com/  https://www.facebook.com/buildingcontenders/  https://iancarroll.thinkific.com/  Ivan and Erica Roman, and their three boys Isaiah, Aren and Ezra all reside in Medford, Oregon. They serve as senior leaders of a joy-filled church called Empowered Life Church. Ivan has a passion to raise up healthy leaders that equip the saints. Ivan and Erica have also traveled around the world for the last two decades demonstrating the power of God through prophetic ministry and signs and wonders following.  Here are some different ways to connect with Ivan: https://www.ivanroman.org https://www.schooloftheprophetic.com https://www.facebook.com/ivanroman.ministries

Both Ian and Rachel Carroll have a vision to see people, churches, and ministries encouraged and strengthened to become the conquerors they were born to be. One of the ways they do this is to serve local churches as their apostle and/or prophet. They also train apostles and prophets with an emphasis on deploying those who have been recognized by their church as carrying the grace of apostle or prophet. They run schools, trains and conferences throughout the USA. The best way to stay informed about these is to subscribe to the email list and follow them on social media. And of course, the train people and bring them into an encounter with God. Trainings include all things prophetic, a School of the Spirit, Wild Goose Conference, Sonship Schools, and bringing people into an encounter with the Mystical Realities of walking with Jesus.  Check them out at the following links: https://buildingcontenders.com/  https://www.facebook.com/buildingcontenders/  https://iancarroll.thinkific.com/  Ivan and Erica Roman, and their three boys Isaiah, Aren and Ezra all reside in Medford, Oregon. They serve as senior leaders of a joy-filled church called Empowered Life Church. Ivan has a passion to raise up healthy leaders that equip the saints. Ivan and Erica have also traveled around the world for the last two decades demonstrating the power of God through prophetic ministry and signs and wonders following.  Here are some different ways to connect with Ivan: https://www.ivanroman.org https://www.schooloftheprophetic.com https://www.facebook.com/ivanroman.ministries

In today's episode I interviewed Ian Ricci, Co-Founder and CTO of SolBid, Inc. Ian Ricci, Springfield native, serial entrepreneur, 20 years of software engineering and business management experience. Graduate of the UMass Amherst - School of Computer Science. Has worked with various internet technology companies and startups within the northeast and mid-atlantic regions. First and foremost an artist, loves to draw and paint but also likes to build companies and solve problems. SolBid, Inc started in 2014 between Ian Ricci and his co-founder Nate Raymond. They saw an opportunity in the solar market and thought they could lend their own unique perspective to it. Both Ian and Nate have an entrepreneur background. Ian has started a few technology companies over the years and Nate comes from the corporate consulting background.

Pitt escapes with a victory in a weird game against the Fightin' Flaccos of Delaware. Volleyball continues to steam roll. Both Ian and Kenny Pickett sat out this week for some reason...Rob, Matt, and Steve try to make sense of it all!

Listen to how my guests alll entered the plumbing and heating industry. Both Ian and Andrew did a YTS.Lots of humour in this oneAndrew discusses managed learning plans (MLP's)Learn how Keith and Andrew quote for jobsAndrew chats how he went on his own very early on in his career."if they're genuine or trying to swing the lead" is quote of the episode.

In this episode of Venture Journey, Ian McDougall, CEO of FSS Aircraft Management, and Luc Massé, COO of Partner Jet, share their insights on Boeing and fatal crash of 737 Max 8 aircrafts. We discuss how the last opportunity to save the plane was taken away from the cockpit, and the problem is much deeper than the software or hardware fix. Both Ian and Luc share their thoughts on how these incidents have left the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) tainted that will slow down the process of innovation. Listen to this episode to know more about how Boeing is managing this crisis and how the dynamics of the aviation business will change in the coming future.

(0:00-10:00) As Notre Dame burned yesterday, thousands of people stood in solidarity, offering prayers, singing hymns, all joined in the spirit of grief as the fire raged. Brian and Ian examine how this near-tragedy brought people together and how even a very secular city such as Paris, could still love and respect a house of the Lord. (10:00-19:13) A sense of wonder and awe is common when encountering things of great majesty. But how can people channel that same feeling when encountering the Lord? Brian and Ian discuss these feelings and occurrences in which people draw closer to God because of them. (19:13-28:35) Empathy is something that people experience less and less every day. Both Ian and Brian discuss how people's empathy towards those who act similar to ourselves has allowed feeling empathy to those who act differently to lessen. (28:35-39:02) A recent U.N. report detailed how America has become the most unequal developed nation due to its poverty issues. Brian and Ian delve into the report and reactions to it, as well as whether or not people of faith should be involved in politics. (39:02-49:27) VP Mike Pence will be speaking at Taylor University's 2019 Commencement Ceremony. Reactions have been overwhelming from both sides on the matter, and both hosts have thoughts on it too. They break down this decision by Taylor, the reactions and offer their thoughts on the situation (49:27-58:18) Easter is a solemn time but it can also be a time of joy and fun for pastors. Quentin Road senior pastor Jim Scudder joins Brian and Ian on air to share what his church has planned for Easter Celebrations and his thoughts on the occasion of Christ's death and resurrection. (58:18-1:08) A church out in Colorado is turning former meth homes into safe spaces for homeless mothers and their children. Brian and Ian discuss the church's mission to help those in need, how these homes offer help and the impact it is having on both the helped and the church's lives. (1:08-1:14) Brian and Ian's Weird Stuff They Found On the Internet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 5: East Coast Hardcore Meets West Coast Metal! Host Bob Nalbandian welcomes guests Ian Christe & Howie Abrams. Both Ian and Howie a veterans of the NY metal underground and hardcore scenes since the early ‘80s. Both have achieved great success in a variety of aspects in the music industry from renowned authors & publishers to record executives, radio hosts, and music trade journalists. In this episode the three discuss everything from the ‘80s NY hardcore scene at CBGB’s, the early ‘80s LA Metal scene, the beginnings of punk/metal crossover, and why you should always think twice before burning original Slayer prints even when your better half proclaims you are destined to be Hell bound.

On Episode Three of the Podcast, I'm joined by Brennan Storr and Ian Gibbs from the Ghost Story Guys. Over the last two years, Ian and Brennan have hosted their anarchy take on the world of the paranormal in a consistently serious and humorous format. We talk about how they came to be, ghost investigations, road trips, other shows and our personal experiences of the paranormal. Both Ian and Brennan are published authors, available where all good books are sold and sometimes some really bad ones Ian's is here: Brennan's book too:You can join their patron and get new updates from the site here: Thanks for joining me. You can join us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram as well as signing up for Patreon too. Email us at mysteriesandmonsters@gmail.com with any feedback, guest suggestions or if you'd like to appear. Thanks for listening. #mysteriesandmonsters #paranormal #ghosts #spirits #theghoststoryguys #iangibbs #brennanstorr #hauntings #ghouls #podcast

Welcome to the penultimate episode of SFP-NOW for 2018. In this episode Raissa and Ian give their thoughts on the recent CW Elesworlds crossover event and make a few predictions about how it could impact on Arrow and the eventual Crisis and Infinite Earths Cossover, which we'll see in late 2019. Both Ian and Raissa were impressed with Ruby Rose's interpretation of Bat Woman, but felt that not enough was seen of her given that she was only in the second episode, but look forward to seeing her get developed in the future. We also take some time to look back at Jody Whitaker's first season as Doctor Who and discuss the strong and weak points of the season. We both pretty much come to the conclusion that this first season for Jody Whitaker's Doctor hasn't been a strong one. So why not set your time machines on pause. Enjoy a few mince pies and yell at us from the sidelines as we get all cranky and opinionated about our favourite science fiction and superhero shows. So why not See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Building an Audience with Ian Barnard In life, you often have to experiment over and over again until you find the right thing that works for you. Some may refer to this as failing while others refer to it as progress. You may find "your thing" at a young age or you may discover it randomly later in life. Whenever or whatever it may be, it's never too late to find that thing that lights you up that can be shared with others. This is how it happened with today's guest, Ian Barnard. Ian is a letterer, calligrapher, workshop leader and content creator out of the UK. Not to mention an amazing human being who pours himself into our community and would give you the shirt off his back. I’ve watched Ian grow his audience from a few thousand to over 200k. He’s a wizard at audience building and creating viral videos, but he’s 100% open about his process and sharing his tips and tricks through his Youtube and Instagram tutorials and his Honest Designers Podcast. He has an incredible story of how he went from getting by in freelance to making a self-sustaining passive income by creating products that help creatives like you and me elevate their work. Side note: I created the episode artwork with his Chalk Dust Procreate Lettering Kit. In this episode we discuss: Tips for building an audience Practice, patience and comparison How to create shock factor that makes people share your work Steps for creating your first product His favorite pizza and so much more... If you’re looking to grow your audience and make your work stand out than this episode is for you. Want to receive a $50 voucher to Ian's shop? The first person to share this episode by retweeting or sharing an Instagram story and tagging BOTH Ian and I will win. All other listeners can enjoy a hefty 30% discount on your first purchase on his shop by using coupon code PERSPECTIVE30. Hot damn! Shownotes Ian Barnard's IG  /  Twitter  /  Dribbble  /  Website  /  YouTube The Honest Designers Podcast Dose of Inspiration: @AndyCloned Podcast editor: Aine Brennan Podcast music: Blookah Want to Support the Show? Become a backer on Patreon Leave an iTunes Rating and Review Share the show on social media or follow the Perspective Podcast Instagram Crypto Donation Support Bitcoin: 1j5vE64PWgkJHGnGSrAiJK82bnfn7fBgu Ethereum: 0xFf60588C873E34235dE371450d58129d8d7cAC16 Litecoin: LerTFZfvtW4iH7qJM8vSE9mkdQA24yKmB6 Subscribe via your favorite podcast player: iTunes Spotify Google Play Radio Overcast Stitcher

Happy New Year! In this special episode, Ian & Ivy take in a year-in-review, looking over lessons learned, surprises that popped up, and goals and plans for the future. For Headlines, the pair discuss the weirdness of Bitcoin. Plus, news of the World Health Organization adding gaming disorder to the International Classification of Disorders, um what? Both Ian & Ivy had their corners. Ian talked about his British obsession, bringing up the Royal Family and how university works in the U.K.. Ivy details a new book she's read, a profound and witty historical fiction book dealing with the adventure of literature. **Thank you for a wonderful run so far. We're so excited for 2018! Use #CoffeeTalk for comments and ask the pair some questions using #AskIanIvy for their advice segment at the end of the month. Like our Facebook Page for show notes in the "Notes" tab (www.facebook.com/coffeewianivy/). Tweet us @coffeewianivy. --- Intro & Outro Music: Corporate (Vision) by Scott Holmes is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License. http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/Corporate__Motivational_Music/Scott_Holmes_-_07_-_Corporate_Vision http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/ Background & Transition Music: Moody Breakfast by Dee Yan-Key is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License. http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dee_Yan-Key/The_Unbearable_Lightness_of_Being/06--Dee_Yan-Key-Moody_Breakfast http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dee_Yan-Key/”

Before NaNoWriMo 2017 kicks off, we are joined by Cambridge Municipal Liaison Ian Rennie to talk all about the annual 50k novel writing challenge. National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo for short, sees hundreds of thousands of people all over the world attempt to write a 50,000 word novel during the 30 days of November. Participation is free and open to anyone who wants to spend the month writing. Local groups organise everything from online morale-boosting chats to in-person write-ins at cafes, libraries and venues all around the globe. 'Cambridge Wrimos' is the local Cambridge group for participation in NaNoWriMo, setting up planning events, social events and parties before, during, and after November, which Ian helps to organise and run.Ian fills us in on what it's like to take on the NaNoWriMo challenge, and why it's so much fun to get involved. He also gives some tips for anyone thinking of taking part for 2017. Both Ian and Becks will be attempting NaNo this year, so do seek them out on Twitter for encouragement and advice if you want to join us and scores of others writing a novel this November!Time for Cakes and Ale, a podcast featuring geeky ramblings with Becks & Eeson, and also home to "Time for Cherry Pie and Coffee", a Twin Peaks podcast, and "The Tally Ho", a Prisoner podcast.Follow us on Twitter @TFCAALike us on FacebookVisit our Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For the first portion of this Podcast we sit down in Corey's hotel room in Pasadena to discuss Trae's redemption from a blackout drunk experience in Mexico, and how shitty all our teeth are followed by Drew telling one of the most riveting stories ever about his brief experience as an amateur dentist.   After all that lunacy, we are joined by Ian Harvie (From Transparent) and Jaye McBride to discuss Trump's Transgender ban in the military. Both Ian and Jaye are transgender, so we were able to get an extremely important side of the story and perspective on the issue.  Ian Harvie is an American stand-up comedian and actor who often references being a trans man in his performances. He is best known for his appearance on the television show Transparent. In 2017, transgender actors and actresses including Harvie (with the help of GLAAD and ScreenCrush) were part of a filmed letter to Hollywood written by Jen Richards, asking for more and improved roles for transgender people.   His latest special "May The Best Cock Win" can be found on Seeso For More go to ianharvie.com !!   Jaye McBride is a trans comedian from upstate New York currently living in LA. She has worked with comedians such as Jim Norton and Aziz Ansari.   Hey gang...THIS FRIDAY ALL OF OUR DATES WILL BE UP ON OUR WEBSITE wellREDcomedy.com  Our new tour wellRED: From Dixie With Love is coming to a city near you! Sign up for the newsletter and buy our book... love you guys!    

Both Ian and Jason have completed their campaigns and talk about the exciting conclusions: spoiler alert, they're awesome multiplayer battles! As well, the pair discuss the GW 100 Store celebration they attended in Toronto. On top of that, there's some hobby progress, games played, rules lawyering--covering a fan-submitted question--and we close with Beyond the Rim mostly talking about Age of Sigmar. Join us on the Wrong Side of the Maelstrom! 0:00:00 - Intro 0:02:21 - Hobby Progress and Games Played 0:30:48 - Rules Lawyering 0:36:31 - The Romanov Heresy Finale 0:54:20 - Return to Collarax Finale 1:12:05 - GW 100 Store Celebration 1:22:43 - Beyond the Rim

During the recent (and massively successful) FanCon Comic Convention in Cape Town, we managed to chat to a raft of local and international writers and artists. In this episode, we chat to Ian Churchill and Warren Louw!With over 20 years in the comics business, Ian has worked on a massive number of titles, including the X-Men, Hulk, Supergirl, Teen Titans and the Eisner Award nominated Marineman that Ian created. Warren Louw is a South African freelance illustrator and character designer whose work has graced many print publications including ImagineFX magazine, UDON's Darkstalkers graphic novel and DC's Power Girl comic.Both Ian and Warren were kind enough to share their origin stories which should serve as great inspiration to young creators everywhere.