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Welcome, everyone, to a special Cops and Writers Podcast. Since September, the US Navy has destroyed at least 10 vessels that were suspected of carrying illegal drugs headed for the United States, mostly in the Caribbean near Venezuela. I have heard so many opinions on this from ‘experts’, I'm using air quotes, and I wanted to get the true story. My mind went immediately to my interviews with retired DEA Special Agent Wes Tabor (episodes 235,236, & 237). Wes was embedded in Venezuela, battling the drug cartel and gangs for three years. He had a front-row seat to the prospering drug trade and threat to the United States and wrote the book, Infiltrate America: Blood Routes and the Rise of Latin American Gangs. So, of course, I asked him to be on the show again, and he graciously agreed. Of course, I would be remiss if I were going to be talking about drug cartels and smuggling not to have two experts who took down some of the most notorious drug cartels and their leaders in modern times. Steve Murphy and Chris Feistl.  Retired DEA Special Agent Steve Murphy and his partner Javier Pena are best known for taking down the Medellin Cartel and its leader, Pablo Escobar. Steve is an expert in drug smuggling and cartels and is considered an expert in the world of narcoterrorism. Steve and Javier’s work was featured in many television documentaries and was featured in the Netflix special, DEA Narcos. Retired DEA Special Agent Chris Feistl and his partner Dave Mitchell are best known for taking down the Cali Cartel and its leaders Gilberto and Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela. Chris’s work was featured in many television documentaries and was also featured in season three of the Netflix special DEA Narcos. After listening to these three experts, it is clearer than ever to me that the narcoterrorism that is brewing in South America is a clear and present danger to our country. I feel this topic is so important that I’m doing an early release of this episode and will air the conclusion of this episode this Sunday. Please enjoy this eye-opening and informative interview with actual experts and not celebrities or people stuck in their echo chambers making stuff up as they go along.   In today’s episode, we discuss: ·      Since September, the US Navy has destroyed at least 10 vessels that were suspected of carrying illegal drugs headed for the United States, mostly in the Caribbean near Venezuela.  ·      What are these boats, and how much cargo can they hold? What drug(s) are aboard these boats? They are obviously not ‘fishing boats.’ ·      The obvious clues indicate that these go-fast boats are drug-running boats. ·      How to discover illegal narcotics on container ships. ·      Narco submarines and their use in drug smuggling. Not much fishing is being done from a submarine. ·      Where do you see this going in the future? Are container ships next? ·      Who is conducting the criminal investigation when people are recovered? Are there arrests being made? Who and where would the interrogation take place? ·      One criticism of these actions is that nobody is disclosing any evidence of drugs aboard these vessels. How would you get this intel? How closely do you think we are working with our intelligence partners (CIA)? ·      The president has ordered a carrier strike group led by the Gerald Ford into the Venezuela area. Donald Trump, who is now unfiltered as a second-term president, isn’t pulling punches. He is saying that this will continue, and he said. “We’re just going to kill people who are bringing drugs into our country. … They’re going to be, like, dead.” ·      There was never a ‘war’ on drugs. ·      Medellin and Cali cartel members in Venezuela. ·      The clear and present danger to the United States brewing in South America.      All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.      Visit Steve Murphy's website!      Visit Wes Tabor's Website!      Visit Chris Feistl's Website!        Check out the new Cops and Writers YouTube channel! Check out my newest book, The Good Collar (Michael Quinn Vigilante Justice Series Book 1)!!!!! Enjoy the Cops and Writers book series. Please visit the Cops and Writers website.

Dua Lipa, en la recta final de Radical Optimism Tour en América: ¿y en 2026 qué? Duki aterriza en Madrid para ofrecer tres shows consecutivos. Rosalía desmiente su colaboración con Guitarricadelafuente… más o menos. 10 canciones que fueron prohibidas o censuradas por su letra (y su verdadero significado). En LOS40 Classic: La revolución de Michael Jackson con sus zapatos mágicos de ‘Smooth criminal'.

Welcome back, everyone, for the conclusion of my interview with Army Veteran, former Wichita Police Officer, Stuntman, Actor, DJ, Standup Comic, and Author Duane Michaels. Duane is focusing his energy these days on making it as an actor in Hollywood, along with writing his most recent book, Cop Ink: Donuts, Decapitation & Dumpster Sex. Real Calls That Will Make You Laugh, Cry & Gasp! I’m so glad I got the chance to chat with Duane and learn about his law enforcement career and his book, and his acting career! Please enjoy my conversation with Duane Michaels. In today’s episode, we discuss: ·      Why he wrote Cop Ink: Donuts, Decapitation & Dumpster Sex. Real Calls That Will Make You Laugh, Cry & Gasp. ·      The dog poop story. ·      Commandeering a pizza delivery car chasing a suspect. ·      Bringing his mom along on a ride along. · Accidentally blowing up someone's ashes. ·      Breaking his back in five places and how he recovered. ·      Witnessing pure evil and losing faith in humanity. ·      The changes in law enforcement throughout the years. ·      Duane’s path to Hollywood. ·      His advice for rookie actors trying to make it big. ·      The heartwarming roller rink story.      Check out Duane's book Cop Ink: Donuts, Decapitation & Dumpster Sex. Real Calls That Will Make You Laugh, Cry & Gasp!       Check out the new Cops and Writers YouTube channel! Check out my newest book, The Good Collar (Michael Quinn Vigilante Justice Series Book 1)!!!!! Enjoy the Cops and Writers book series. Please visit the Cops and Writers website.    

Espacio sobre cine y series con María Castejón, crítica de cine y especializada en feminismo

Espacio de reflexión con Ricardo Piñero, filósofo y profesor universitario

Con el catedrático en Microbiología y director del Museo de Ciencias de la UNAV, Ignacio López Goñi

Ep. 481: Otro ‘Nadie Sabe Nada' con Andreu Buenafuente y Berto Romero con el maravilloso sonido estereofónico. Es un programa que bien puedes utilizar para saber si tus auriculares funcionan bien. A parte de esto, entrevistamos a José María Córdoba, exagente del CSIC que, aunque decimos su nombre, no reconoceréis porque se le ha distorsionado la voz. Además, asistimos a un viaje al pasado escuchando una retransmisión radiofónica de los años 60. O los 50. Incluso, los 40. Y entre regalos del público que son ‘nada', canguros violentos, impresoras diabólicas y una batalla final de personajes que ‘El señor de los anillos: El retorno del rey' ya hubiera querido poder mostrar, se acaba otro ‘Nadie' de lo más normal. 

Ep. 481: Otro ‘Nadie Sabe Nada' con Andreu Buenafuente y Berto Romero con el maravilloso sonido estereofónico. Es un programa que bien puedes utilizar para saber si tus auriculares funcionan bien. A parte de esto, entrevistamos a José María Córdoba, exagente del CSIC que, aunque decimos su nombre, no reconoceréis porque se le ha distorsionado la voz. Además, asistimos a un viaje al pasado escuchando una retransmisión radiofónica de los años 60. O los 50. Incluso, los 40. Y entre regalos del público que son ‘nada', canguros violentos, impresoras diabólicas y una batalla final de personajes que ‘El señor de los anillos: El retorno del rey' ya hubiera querido poder mostrar, se acaba otro ‘Nadie' de lo más normal. 

En 'Del 40 al 1 Coca Cola': El Número 1 repite por segunda semana no consecutiva. Cartel completo de LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2025. La última contradicción de Estados Unidos contra la Super Bowl de Bad Bunny.Aitana y su Cuarto Azul World Tour: ¿cuántos estadios Bernabéu caben en la gira más ambiciosa del año? En LOS40 Classic, Cyndi Lauper: La “artista perfecta” para el himno LGTBIQ+ ‘True colours'.

La actualidad leonesa queda abierta en canal cada viernes de la mano de “Las voces de la semana”, la tertulia más irreverente e irreductible de las ondas radiofónicas de nuestra tierra. Con las opiniones de Antonio Manilla, María Hernández, Fulgencio Fernández y Enriqueta Martín.

En la antesala de su presentación este mismo viernes, 24 de octubre (La Casona de San Feliz de Torío, 19:30 horas), charlamos con el periodista deportivo Diego Barcala, autor del libro “Una breve historia del Real Madrid en 10 goles”. Se trata del nuevo volumen de la colección dirigida por Alfredo Relaño para la editorial leonesa Eolas. En este caso, compendia 125 años de historia madridista a partir de diez momentos antológicos recogidos por quien también dirige la revista “Líbero”, una publicación de referencia en el panorama futbolístico de nuestro país.

"(...) Me ha pasado a mí esta semana al escuchar la voz de mi padre, fallecido hace más de treinta años, en un vídeo de una obra de teatro que interpretó me parece que a principios de los años ochenta. Verlo con esa frescura en las imágenes ¬y sobre todo, ya te digo, escuchar su voz, ha sido un modo de enfrentar de nuevo la pérdida y, a la vez, recuperar su presencia (...)".

Corberán se explica sobre la involución de su equipo y Calero se queja del horario del derbi; previas y Valencia Basket. En nuestro SER Deportivos de este viernes hemos escuchado con detenimiento a Carlos Corberán explicando qué le pasa a su equipo y por qué muestra una imagen tan diferente a la temporada pasada. Última hora del Valencia y del Levante, escuchando a Calero quejarse del horario del derbi, con noticias de última hora sobre la renovación de Carlos Álvarez como granota. Las victorias del Valencia Basket masculino y femenino.

‘Flamenco en Radio Jódar SER', en este programa del 10 de octubre de 2025, hemos rescatado la actuación de José Galán acompañado a la guitarra por Antonio Carrión (Tientos tangos, Bulerías, fandangos... Colombiana, el pajarillo, de una edición anterior) en el 52 Festival de Arte Flamenco de Jódar, celebrado el pasado 31 de agosto.

El desplome de la nube. Primer año de la DANA. Mañana…, ¡mani! Guerra en la NASA.  El futuro de Mazón, en el escote de Maribel y en el móvil de Salomé. El Conde de Montecristo Sarkozy aúlla: “La vegdad triunfagá”.  Donald I, emperador de la mierda- con perdón-, logra que España, Europa, le compre armas para Zelensky. No Kings! El papa y el rey de Inglaterra rezan en la Sixtina por la salvación de la izquierda mundial. El ala este de la Casa Blanca, convertida en el Salón de Baile Imperial de Trump. Y sí, Trump —gracias al francotirador de la COPE— le atiza sin compasión a Perro Sanxe. El Guapo -movilización del rojerío y puro sentido común- pasa en este segundo silbando y afónico por esta columnita. A Feijóo nos lo despeñan en una catarata de elecciones. Carla Bruni duele, Ayuso escuece. No, Pedro Sánchez, no, no fue el que robó las joyas de Eugenia de Montijo. Baldoví me tiene Compromís más atascado que el president de la Generalitat Valenciana al Consell. Mazón es Vox. El torero Barrera. Mazón quiere comprobar la limpieza de sangre de los inmigrantes. Mazón —tercio de banderillas, guerrero alano, suelo pélvico—, a la taula i al llit al primer crit! Mazón i els bous. Abascal i els bouers. Pell amb pell. A tornallom! Més festa i més becadeta! Mazón, ‘La Siesta de El Ventorro, el Musical'. Las 12 campanadas. Los doce millones de la DANA. Lladres de sobretaula. Diana, ataca xiqueta! Barcala amor y euforia sin medida -Milei se la juega-, Barcala la grandeur -mentiras piadosas, el cribado y peatonalización de la Memoria Histórica, el ChatGPT apaga tu cerebro-, no, no nos sale de la Monjamanía. “Qué revolución has causado en mi vida, amor mío”.  Ni las memorias ni la nariz de Isabel Preysler; el armario de Roig; la ensalada marujas de la boda de Stella Banderas; Juan del Val; la camisa blanca Charvet Nicole Kidman; el Courrèges de Amaia de Van Gogh; Ni  Rosalía -digo Diosalía- Sor Citroën en Callao; Björk; Estrella Morante; la Escolanía de Montserrat… ¡No! Lo importante es cómo nos quedarán la novicia Leonor y su corte -la Leti, le Roi, la Otra- sintonía azul esta tarde en  los Premios Princesa de Asturias. “El amor de mi vida ha sido Miguel Boyer“. No, guapa, els teus amants han sigut sempre… els diners!

Anticipándonos al concierto que ofrecerá este miércoles, 29 de octubre, en la Facultad de Educación (Aula Magna, 18:00 horas), conversamos distendidamente con el músico zamorano Luis Antonio Pedraza. La suya será una actuación con carácter didáctico en la que, de la mano de la Cátedra de Estudios Leoneses, no sólo hablará sobre su propia contribución a la difusión del folclore regional leonés, sino que también hará una exhibición en vivo de instrumentos particularmente representativos de la música tradicional de nuestra tierra. Como cada dos jueves, nos acompaña Gabriel "Gabi" González.

José Antonio Diez atiende en directo las consultas, peticiones, sugerencias y quejas de los oyentes de "Hoy por Hoy León" en el marco de nuestro espacio semanal de participación ciudadana: la "Hoja de Reclamaciones".

Ana Mena inaugura la segunda temporada del video-pódcast musical de LOS40. ¡Nueva confirmada! Emilia se une a LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2025. Ruslana prepara el que será su debut en el cine, con 'A fuego'. Shakira reversiona ‘Hips Don't Lie', con Beéle y Ed Sheeran: la colaboración que no vimos venir.  ‘Morning Box' cumple 1.500 programas tirando la casa por la ventana.

¡¡ VAMOS A LA ZARZUELA !! en Radio Jódar SER, un programa de Jesús Barroso, por gentileza de Canal Sur Radio. Grabaciones históricas y originales del genuino teatro lírico español, con los mejores intérpretes, orquestas y directores.VAMOS A LA ZARZUELA, con Jesús Barroso, los jueves, a las 3 y 20 de la tarde, tras SER DEPORTIVOS, en Radio Jódar SER... En este programa hemos incorporado fragmentos de zarzuelas como: LA CORTE DEL FARAÓN (Cuplés babilónicos), LOS CLAVELES (Dice que se va), LUISA FERNANDA (Mazurca de las Sombrillas), LA PARRANDA (Canción del platero), EL HUESPED DEL SEVILLANO (Canto a la espada), LA VERBENA DE LA PALOMA (Coplas de Don Hilarión), SELECCIÓN (El poeta calculista), TRÍO MOMPOU (Luisa Fernanda, La Verbena de la Paloma...)

Nos preguntamos cómo sería el político perfecto. Rubén Rodríguez nos trae su perfil a través de las virtudes de ciertos políticos que ya no están y que ha seleccionado entre todos los colores del espectro político. La vocación de Anguita, el compromiso de Zerolo, la cercanía de Iñaki Azkuna y la entereza de Gutiérrez Mellado durante el 23F.

Rosalía arranca su nueva era musical. Alejandro Sanz anuncia ¿Y ahora que +?. El libro que unió a Dua Lipa y Callum Turner. Eric Clapton anuncia dos conciertos en España. Saiko responde a las acusaciones de homofobia.

El argentino y el colombiano se suman al cartel de actuaciones del 7 de noviembre en el Roig Arena. ‘La Bicicleta': Carlos Vives desvela la historia real detrás del título de su colaboración con Shakira. Ana Mena habla del éxito de 'Quiero decirte' por el estreno de 'Culpa Nuestra'. De Aitana a La Oreja de Van Gogh: Todo sobre los conciertos que te interesan. En LOS40 Classic: Bee Gees y el “pequeño secreto” de ‘You win again'.

Welcome everyone to part one of my interview with Army Veteran, former Wichita Police Officer, Stuntman, Actor, DJ, Standup Comic, and Author Duane Michaels. Judging by how many things Duane has done and is doing, one episode wouldn’t have done him justice. Duane is focusing his energy these days on making it as an actor in Hollywood, along with writing his most recent book, Cop Ink: Donuts, Decapitation & Dumpster Sex. Real Calls That Will Make You Laugh, Cry & Gasp! This interview is focused on his career in law enforcement and his early days in the military and other pursuits. We get into his most excellent book and his acting career next Sunday! In today’s episode, we discuss: ·      Where Duane grew up. ·      Duane’s interesting first encounter with law enforcement. ·      Being an M.P. in the army in Bosnia and Korea. ·      Being a DJ and stand-up comic. ·      How being a stand-up comic and DJ prepared him for a career in law enforcement. ·      Joining the Wichita Police Department. ·      Breaking his back in five places while going down a flight of stairs on the job. ·      Duane’s favorite/least favorite part of the job. ·      Duane remembers the first time he drove out of the parking lot of the police station solo. ·      What was it like to retire? How difficult was it? ·      I loved his book, Cop Ink: Donuts, Decapitation & Dumpster Sex. Real Calls That Will Make You Laugh, Cry & Gasp! Is there going to be a second book? ·      Cops contacting him, saying that they have had similar stories.   All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.   Check out Duane's book Cop Ink: Donuts, Decapitation & Dumpster Sex. Real Calls That Will Make You Laugh, Cry & Gasp! Check out the new Cops and Writers YouTube channel! Check out my newest book, The Good Collar (Michael Quinn Vigilante Justice Series Book 1)!!!!! Enjoy the Cops and Writers book series. Please visit the Cops and Writers website.    

Ep. 480: Especialísimo ‘Nadie Sabe Nada' el que vas a escuchar o ver. Andreu Buenafuente y Berto Romero se enfrentan a un reto de programa que se inicia con unos sobres: azul y rojo, como las pastillas en ‘Matrix'. Es un reto. ¿Lo aceptarán? Por lo demás, el programa transcurre con toda normalidad entre huecos activos, saltos temporales, abogados espontáneos, gaviotas humanas y cortes culinarios... hasta llegar al final con el revelador sobre rojo. ¿La misma mierda de siempre? Hasta cierto punto. 

Ep. 480: Especialísimo ‘Nadie Sabe Nada' el que vas a escuchar o ver. Andreu Buenafuente y Berto Romero se enfrentan a un reto de programa que se inicia con unos sobres: azul y rojo, como las pastillas en ‘Matrix'. Es un reto. ¿Lo aceptarán? Por lo demás, el programa transcurre con toda normalidad entre huecos activos, saltos temporales, abogados espontáneos, gaviotas humanas y cortes culinarios... hasta llegar al final con el revelador sobre rojo. ¿La misma mierda de siempre? Hasta cierto punto. 

En 'Del 40 al 1 Coca Cola': Huntr/X vuelve a ser Nº1 por tercera semana consecutiva. Rosalía habla de su nuevo disco y da la noticia que todos esperábamos. Crónica del concierto de Guitarricadelafuente en Madrid. Eric Clapton regresa a España con dos únicos conciertos en Madrid y Barcelona en 2026. En LOS40 Classic: 45 años de ‘The river', el caudal más humano de Bruce Springsteen.

Tigertailz (D.E.P. Ace Finchum) + Temple Balls + Brother Firetribe + Jim Peterik and World Stage + Triumph (All-Star Tribute) + Testament + Black Smoke Trigger + Teramaze + A-Z + RIV. Con Pedro Barroso.

Aitana, Dani Fernández, Feid y Lola Índigo parten como máximos nominados. Las novedades musicales del viernes, con Myke Towers, Tame Impala, Nathy Peluso, Charlie Puth y más. La importancia de la actuación de Karol G en el Victoria Secret Fashion Show 2025. La elegante respuesta de Leire Martínez a la reunión de LOVG. En LOS40 Classic: Keith Richards, el desenfrenado verano de un exiliado fiscal que acabó con una sentencia de culpabilidad y una “obra maestra”.

Esta noche hemos hecho El Faro: Estoy Harto. Rubén Sánchez, secretario general de FACUA, nos ha contado las quejas más comunes de los consumidores, entre ellas la devolución de los gatos de gestión en las pulseras de los festivales, cuando te cobran gastos de gestión para devolverte el dinero que te sobra de las pulseras y por ello les han multado con 96.000 euros. Rubén cree que, además, deberían devolver a cada usuario el importe cobrado. FACUA reclama al gobierno una "ley de atención al cliente" en la que se contemple que las empresas te compensen económicamente por tener que perder tu tiempo en reclamar una práctica mal hecha, una estafa, un abuso...

La Oreja de Van Gogh comienza nueva etapa con su vocalista original y una importante ausencia. Sigue en directo el programa especial de nominados de LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2025. Las pistas del universo dual del nuevo disco de Rosalía. Saiko y Quevedo reaccionan a la misteriosa carta de Tainy. En LOS40 Classic: ‘Red red wine', el enorme ‘hit' de UB40 que llenó los bolsillos de Neil Diamond.

Welcome to a bonus episode of the Cops And Writers Podcast, where the tables, or mics, are turned. Today on this special Author Spotlight, I’m being interviewed by book coach and editor, Lori Puma. A little about Lori: Lori Puma helps authors write novels that inspire readers to skip bathroom breaks and survive on chips and salsa. She started her writing career by publishing scientific papers. (Great reading if it’s 3:12 am and you’ve run out of Ambien.) Since then, she’s worked a variety of jobs, many of which involved telling stories. Now a developmental editor and story coach, Lori works with writers who are trying to figure out how to tell a story readers can’t put down, as well as seasoned authors who are looking for ways to make their stories stand out.    For today’s interview, Lori will pick my brain, analyzing what today’s crime writers can learn from the Edgar Allan Poe classic The Murders in the Rue Morgue. Of course, we go off course a bit with some of my war stories from working the streets. I had a lot of fun chatting with Lori and learned a bunch! Lori asked some excellent questions that will be of service for crime writers. Please enjoy this informative and fun interview with Lori steering the boat.   In today’s episode, we discuss: ·      Edgar Allan Poe's classic The Murders in the Rue Morgue. ·      What is a ‘locked room’ mystery? ·      My first locked-room mystery on the street. ·      Interviewing a potential homicide suspect. ·      Managing a chaotic homicide scene with multiple witnesses/suspects. ·      Setting up a formal interrogation. ·      Being the first cop on the scene of a homicide with over 100 people running out of a tavern. ·      The surprising way police obtain confessions from a suspect.  All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast. Visit Lori's website to learn more about her and her services! Check out the new Cops and Writers YouTube channel! Check out my newest book, The Good Collar (Michael Quinn Vigilante Justice Series Book 1)!!!!! Enjoy the Cops and Writers book series. Please visit the Cops and Writers website.

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Maribel Bailo, alcaldesa de La Sotonera, municipio formado por siete poblaciones entre las que se encuentra Bolea, nos presenta el proyecto cultural de la ruta del grial por la comarca

Welcome back for the conclusion of my conversation with retired Chief of Police and Author Brian Brady. Brian was born and raised in the San Francisco area and became a police officer in Berkeley, California, in the late sixties. He moved around to four different police departments, eventually attaining the rank of Chief of Police.  After decades of serving and protecting, he retired from police work and transitioned to becoming a corporate security executive. This path led him to holding executive positions at prestigious organizations such as NBC Universal and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Brian has published two crime novels and is working on his third.  I really enjoyed talking to someone like Brian, who has seen the evolution of police work through the years and worked his way up from police officer to chief. Brain is one of the few police chiefs I have known who didn’t lose their way and bend to politics and ego. He has a good heart, and that is what’s needed if you are going to lead a police force in today’s world of distorted priorities and egos. Please enjoy this informative and wide-ranging conversation with Brian Brady. In today’s episode, we discuss: ·      How departments are falsifying crime stats. ·      Why would you want to be a police chief? ·      Brian being in four different departments and did most jobs within the PD. What were his favorite positions and department? What was his least favorite? ·      How could the Alec Baldwin situation have happened? ·      Retired from law enforcement and going to corporate security. How difficult was it for him to transition to that? ·      The billion-dollar business of fine art security. ·      Where do art thieves fence priceless pieces of art? ·      The secret world of fine art forgeries. ·      Artificial intelligence and writing. ·      Talking about Harry Bosch and Titus Welliver! ·      His latest book, Greed. What is it about, and what should we expect? ·      The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist, which occurred on March 18, 1990, where 500 million in art was stolen. ·      If your book made it to the big screen, who would you want playing the main role? All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast. Check out Brian's website to learn more about him and his books! Check out the new Cops and Writers YouTube channel! Check out my newest book, The Good Collar (Michael Quinn Vigilante Justice Series Book 1)!!!!! Enjoy the Cops and Writers book series. Please visit the Cops and Writers website.  

Ep. 479: Andreu Buenafuente y Berto Romero arrancan este ‘Nadie Sabe Nada' con ventiladores estereofónicos y un libro escatológico de Quevedo que da pie a una sección cultural de alto nivel. El público canta el número de WhatsApp y Telegram añadiéndole el +34 que se nos había olvidado, se regalan instrumentos absurdos y se investiga una abducción en un parque con voz de hermano de Berto. El Profesor Gutiérrez, aquí los personajes son doctores o profesores, intenta explicar los movimientos de la Tierra, pero acaba despedido sin contrato. Otro personaje que no volverá. Y en la recta final, se plantea qué harían Andreu y Berto

Ep. 479: Andreu Buenafuente y Berto Romero arrancan este ‘Nadie Sabe Nada' con ventiladores estereofónicos y un libro escatológico de Quevedo que da pie a una sección cultural de alto nivel. El público canta el número de WhatsApp y Telegram añadiéndole el +34 que se nos había olvidado, se regalan instrumentos absurdos y se investiga una abducción en un parque con voz de hermano de Berto. El Profesor Gutiérrez, aquí los personajes son doctores o profesores, intenta explicar los movimientos de la Tierra, pero acaba despedido sin contrato. Otro personaje que no volverá. Y en la recta final, se plantea qué harían Andreu y Berto

Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks Wide Receiver Dareke Young to discuss what led to his breakout performance in the game against the Buccaneers, his favorite parts about playing with Sam Darnold, and which receivers he learned the most from in his years in the NFL, they break down whether the ALDS Game Three rain delay will hurt the Mariners or the Tigers more, they lay out the expectations for Julio in the next games against the Tigers, and they discuss whether Dan Wilson should plan on pulling Logan Gilbert at the first sign of trouble in game three.

On today’s episode of the Cops and Writers Podcast, I have with me retired Chief of Police and Author Brian Brady. Brian was born and raised in the San Francisco area and became a police officer in Berkeley, California, in the late sixties. He moved around to four different police departments, eventually attaining the rank of Chief of Police.  After decades of serving and protecting, he retired from police work and transitioned to becoming a corporate security executive. This path led him to holding executive positions at prestigious organizations such as NBC Universal and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Brian has published two crime novels and is working on his third.   I really enjoyed talking to someone like Brian, who has seen the evolution of police work through the years and worked his way up from police officer to chief. Please enjoy this informative and wide-ranging conversation with Brian Brady.   In today’s episode, we discuss: ·      Growing up in San Francisco. ·      Brain’s law enforcement influences. ·      Brian starting his LE career in Berkeley in the late 60s. Lots going on in the world, and of course, Berkeley was the epicenter of turmoil. ·      The innovations that came from the Berkeley Police Department. ·      No formal FTO program when he started in Berkeley. ·      Brian’s first foot chase, apprehending a purse snatcher and getting scolded for not following protocol. ·      Typing police reports on a manual typewriter? ·      Why the rank of sergeant is the most influential and important in law enforcement. ·      Novato PD as Police Chief. What did he expect being chief, and what surprised you about the job? Are you the “Political Pinata”? ·      Being the incident commander at an officer-related shooting where an officer was forced to take a life. ·      The pros and cons of CompStat.     All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.     Check out Brian's website to learn more about him and his books!      Check out the new Cops and Writers YouTube channel! Check out my newest book, The Good Collar (Michael Quinn Vigilante Justice Series Book 1)!!!!! Enjoy the Cops and Writers book series. Please visit the Cops and Writers website.     

Rick Rizzs joins Bob live in the T-Mobile Park broadcast booth to talk about the excitement around this Mariners team, the energy in the city, what it will take to win a World Series, and much more. They talk about their trust-level in the Mariners bullpen, especially the lower leverage arms. And they go into detail on the Mariners biggest potential advantage over their opponents, the core group of players that have come up together.

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En este nuevo episodio analizamos el proceso del Movimiento Libertario en general y el del anarquismo en particular. Y su mala fama, porque buena no es que arrastren a lo largo de la historia. Pero ni todos los anarquistas apostaban por la violencia ni eran tan radicales como para querer dinamitar las estructuras sociales y políticas. Con Nieves Concostrina, Ana Valtierra, Emma Vallespinós, Jesús Pozo y Pepe Rubio. Y en la técnica, José María Sendra 

Welcome back for the conclusion of my interview with Sgt. Bert “Maverick” Gonzalez. Sergeant Maverick served the South Florida community for 37 years with the Miami-Dade Police Department, retiring in 2020. His career included assignments in uniform patrol, narcotics, airport and port security, and crime scene investigations. Following 9/11, he became a national leader in port security operations. A highly respected police instructor, Gonzalez has trained over 25,000 officers in areas such as crisis intervention, active shooter response, major scene management, tactical driving, and crowd control. A recipient of the Bronze Medal of Valor and two Life-Saving Awards, he has earned over 60 commendations throughout his career. Gonzalez is the author of The Real Greatest Show on Earth and hosts Sgt. Maverick–The Podcast, where he discusses policing, politics, and life. It was a pleasure talking to Maverick about being a cop in the Miami area back when it was literally the Wild West due to the surge in population and drug-related crimes to the present. Please enjoy the conclusion of my interview with Sgt. Maverick.   In today’s episode, we discuss: ·      The problems and challenges as a police officer dealing with sovereign citizens. ·      Training 25,000 police officers over 38 years. ·      How vital is training, and why is it the first thing to go when cities cut budgets?   ·      The price communities pay for poorly or untrained police officers. ·      Crowd control, crisis intervention, and active shooter training. ·      Maverick earning the Medal of Valor and two lifesaving awards. ·      Sgt. Maverick’s book, The Real Greatest Show on Earth. ·      Sgt. Maverick The Podcast. ·      The next chapter in Sgt. Maverick’s life after retirement.   All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast. Visit Maverick's website to learn more about him and his books/podcast. Check out the new Cops and Writers YouTube channel! Check out my newest book, The Good Collar (Michael Quinn Vigilante Justice Series Book 1)!!!!! Enjoy the Cops and Writers book series. Please visit the Cops and Writers website.

The worthiness of Jesus Christ is the solution He provides for sin... which is more than better laws more better enforced. It is a matter of heart. To be part of the solution you must have this change of heart.

Alan's Eyes & Ears #032 - The Great DisasterIn this 32nd  episode of Alan's Eyes & Ears, Professor Alan covers some feedback before continuing his coverage of The Great Disaster, as presented in the Showcase volume of the same name, featuring the Atomic Knights. This is the third part the sub-series Calm, Cool, & Collected, in which Alan covers trade paperbacks, collections and graphic novels from his bookshelves.Click on the player below to listen to the episode:Right-click to download episode directlyPromo: The Bat-PodSend e-mail feedback to relativelygeeky@gmail.com You can follow the network on Twitter @Relatively_Geek and Professor Alan @ProfessorAlanYou can follow the network on  Bluesky @relativelygeeky.bsky.social You may also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or the RSS Feed.

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Our guest on this episode of The Back of the Range is David Inglis, head coach of Northwestern Men's Golf. We spoke about the upcoming Windon Memorial Classic at Knollwood Club. David Inglis - Northwestern Men's Golf The Back of the Range - All Access Subscribe to The Back of the Range Subscribe in Apple Podcasts and SPOTIFY!Also Subscribe in YouTube,   Google Play , Overcast, Stitcher  Follow on Social Media! Email us:   ben@thebackoftherange.comWebsite: www.thebackoftherange.com  Voice Work by Mitch Phillips

On today’s episode of the Cops and Writers Podcast, I have with me Bert “Maverick” Gonzalez for this special two-part interview that will conclude next Sunday. Sergeant Bert “Maverick” Gonzalez served the South Florida community for 37 years with the Miami-Dade Police Department, retiring in 2020. His career included assignments in uniform patrol, narcotics, airport and port security, and crime scene investigations. Following 9/11, he became a national leader in port security operations. A highly respected police instructor, Gonzalez has trained over 25,000 officers in areas such as crisis intervention, active shooter response, major scene management, tactical driving, and crowd control. A recipient of the Bronze Medal of Valor and two Life-Saving Awards, he has earned over 60 commendations throughout his career. Gonzalez is the author of The Real Greatest Show on Earth and hosts Sgt. Maverick–The Podcast, where he discusses policing, politics, and life. I loved talking to Maverick about being a cop in the Miami area back when it was literally the Wild West due to the surge in population and drug-related crimes to present. He continues to reinvent himself and is a genuinely entertaining guy. Please enjoy part one of my interview with Sgt. Maverick.   In today’s episode, we discuss: ·      How Bert got the nickname Maverick. ·      Working as a cop in the Miami area during a population boom. With that came a boom in crime. Cocaine Cowboys and the Mariel Boatlift (125,00 Cubans in one day). What was going through his mind as a new cop with all of this occurring? ·      His biggest drug bust and money seizure. ·      The difference between the Cuban, Colombian, Jamaican, Russian, and Mexican drug dealers? ·      The growing pains for the department during this surge in crime and population? ·      The Everglades. Dumping bodies and dope. ·      Working as a cop at the Port of Miami. ·      What’s most important to the mob? All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast. Visit Maverick's website to learn more about him and his books/podcast. Check out the new Cops and Writers YouTube channel! Check out my newest book, The Good Collar (Michael Quinn Vigilante Justice Series Book 1)!!!!! Enjoy the Cops and Writers book series. Please visit the Cops and Writers website.  

Ep. 476: En este "Nadie Sabe Nada” grabado antes de irnos de vacaciones, Andreu Buenafuente y Berto Romero se enfrentan al calor, a los cuerpos normativos, a vecinos que sierran madera en balcones y a fans que piden fotos en gasolineras. Berto no tiene aire acondicionado y duerme como un pescado papillote. Andreu le ofrece su casa como refugio climático. Y hacemos nuestra primera conexión paranormal con el Profesor Pólipo, que ha muerto, pero sigue hablando desde el más allá. Todo acaba con una reflexión final sobre mirar más caras y menos filtros. 

Our guest on this episode of The Back of the Range is Mike Small, head coach of Illinois Men's Golf. We spoke about the upcoming Fighting Illini Invitational at Olympia Fields. Mike Small - Illini Men's Golf The Back of the Range - All Access Subscribe to The Back of the Range Subscribe in Apple Podcasts and SPOTIFY!Also Subscribe in YouTube,   Google Play , Overcast, Stitcher  Follow on Social Media! Email us:   ben@thebackoftherange.comWebsite: www.thebackoftherange.com  Voice Work by Mitch Phillips

Ep. 475: Segundo ‘Nadie Sabe Nada' de la temporada y llegan las disputas. Andreu Buenafuente fuerza un ‘falso inicio' y a Berto Romero no le parece bien. Pura esencia. Si no ocurren estas cosas no es el ‘Nadie'. De la urna aparece una pregunta que ya había pasado por la trituradora de papel y que Mia Font, el presidente, ha reconstruido pegando las tiras con cinta adhesiva. ¿Pregunta repetida? No la catalogaríamos así porque nunca se leyó entera. Y, además, sabremos cómo no es él. No todo son preguntas trituradas. También viajamos a Escocia en kilt, repasamos superpoderes de mierda y debatimos si las alcaparras so