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Adam Crowley, Dorin Dickerson and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

Africa Melane speaks to Caroline Peters, Founder of Callas, seasoned activist, social justice advocate and long-standing community leader in Athlone, about how residents are processing this latest tragedy — and whether the looming SANDF deployment offers hope, or raises fresh concerns about how gang violence is being tackled on the ground. Presenter John Maytham is an actor and author-turned-talk radio veteran and seasoned journalist. His show serves a round-up of local and international news coupled with the latest in business, sport, traffic and weather. The host’s eclectic interests mean the program often surprises the audience with intriguing book reviews and inspiring interviews profiling artists. A daily highlight is Rapid Fire, just after 5:30pm. CapeTalk fans call in, to stump the presenter with their general knowledge questions. Another firm favourite is the humorous Thursday crossing with award-winning journalist Rebecca Davis, called “Plan B”. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Afternoon Drive with John Maytham Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays from 15:00 and 18:00 (SA Time) to Afternoon Drive with John Maytham broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/BSFy4Cn or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/n8nWt4x Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Follow us on social media: CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Adam Crowley and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

NG Ремикс на композицию Enigma - Callas went away. Приятного прослушивания! :) NG Remix in composition Enigma - Callas went away. Enjoy listening! :) NG Remix sur la composition Enigma - Callas went away. Bonne écoute! :)

https://elcamarotedelosmarx.blogspot.com.es/ https://t.me/CamaroteMarx Programa de radio de "El Camarote de los Marx" grabado el 10 de febrero... ...en el que elaboramos nuestra lista de las mejores pelis del año 2025... ...y en el que hablamos de tardar 40 minutos en empezar y un pececito azul nadando en agua turbia, de un remedio para la vejiga natatoria y animales que no dan réplica, de estudios rigurosos y culturizar a una mascota, de canarios, perros, podcasters y gallinas prestadas, de hacer una lista sin criterio y películas damnificadas, de guardar mucho rencor y unas guerreras que se quedan fuera, de audios finales y múltiplos de tres, de cosas que hacer de atrás a delante y votar a lo que más nos ha gustado, de humor negro, pestañas postizas y criticar los cánones de belleza, de epílogos pintones y llevarse demasiadas nominaciones, de disfrutar de las cosas buenas que tiene la vida y hablar sobre la pérdida desde un punto de vista optimista, de carreras de coches y un blockbuster muy disfrutón, de nuestro griego loco preferido y estar como unas maracas, retratar la sexualidad en la vejez y volver al armario cuando se ha sido libre, de un secuestro en plena dictadura y una mujer que sostiene a una familia, de películas inmersivas y notar el sabor a tierra en la boca, de mantener un tono extraño y lidiar con un gran dilema moral, de espacios en blanco y jugar a buscar anomalías, de películas pensadas para verse en cines y una primera parte demasiado alargada, de un misil perdido y que todos amamos a Rebecca Ferguson, de contener multitudes y disfrutar con el ritmo de la vida, de gran narrativa animada y cerrar la boca al acabar, de tomar riesgos, dar bofetones y dejarte llevar por una historia... ...de un espacio para reflexionar y lo que te destroza por dentro, de retransmisiones olímpicas, terroristas y ceder un poco, de una película sobre la vida y ver el paso del tiempo, de profundidad emocional, del valor de la amistad y una historia indudablemente bella, de dar miedo con lo que hay detrás y tener un subtexto aterrador, de una peli de batas, un viaje del pasado al presente y una carretera que parece que nunca acaba, de una llamada a las armas y que Benicio del Toro va a ser siempre nuestro 'sensei', de poner música de avanzar y hablar de pelis muy malas, de decepciones que nos hemos llevado y las pelis con las que hemos 'planchado', de series de nuestros oyentes (y de Pilu) y no haber acabado todavía 'Adolescencia', de hacer grupitos de maracas, miedito, españolas bien y más que dramones que te encogen el corazón... y brindar con una pecera porque, aunque no nos gusta la música de Bad Bunny, nos ha encantado el sarao reivindicativo que se ha marcado para la Super Bowl. Las 21 mejores pelis de 2025 para el Camarote (en orden descendente) han sido: La hermanastra fea, Los pecadores, Memorias de un caracol, F1: La película, Bugonia, Maspalomas, Aún estoy aquí, Warfare: Tiempo de guerra, Un simple accidente, Exit 8, Frankenstein, Una casa llena de dinamita, La vida de Chuck, Predator: Asesino de asesinos, Sirât, Valor sentimental, Septiembre 5, Sueños de trenes, Flow, Weapons, Una batalla tras otra. Peores pelis de 2025 para el Camarote: Romería, Devuélvemela, La furgo, El exorcista del Papa, La trampa, Tron: Ares, Jurassic World: El renacer, Jay Kelly, Havoc, G20. Pelis más decepcionantes de 2025 para el Camarote: The Brutalist, The Running Man, Tron: Ares, Estado Eléctrico, Juego sucio, Romería, Materialistas, The Smashing Machine, A complete unknown, Sorda, El cautivo, Expediente Warren: el último rito, Un viaje atrevido y maravilloso, A real pain, Tardes de soledad. María Callas. Pelis de plancha de 2025: Ballerina, Bala perdida, Black Phone 2, Avatar: Fuego y ceniza, Agárralo como puedas. Mejores pelis de 2025 para nuestros oyentes: Una batalla tras otra (27 puntos), La cena (9 puntos), Los pecadores / Weapons (8 puntos), Guardianes de la noche: Kimetsu no Yaiba - La fortaleza infinita / Better Man / Cómo hacerse millonario antes de que muera la abuela (5 puntos), F1: La película / The Brutalist / Superman / Los domingos (4 puntos). Peores pelis de 2025 para nuestros oyentes: Until Dawn (8 puntos), Mountainehead / Fritos a balazos / Padre no hay más que uno 5, Materialistas / Los tipos malos 2, Sirât, The Running Man (5 puntos), The Smashing Machine, El casoplón, El secreto del orfebre, Alarum (4 puntos), La fuente de la eterna juventud / Culpa nuestra / Sin cobertura / La vieja guardia 2 / Laberinto en llamas (3 puntos), Blindado / Amenaza en el aire / Un funeral de locos / Strangers: Capítulo 2 / Muerte de un unicornio (2 puntos). Decepciones de 2025 para nuestros oyentes: Del cielo al infierno, Estado eléctrico, Sirat, Havoc, The Brutalist. Pelis de plancha de 2025 para nuestros oyentes: Anaconda, Mi amiga Eva, Jefes de estado, Nonnas. Mejores series de 2025 para nuestros oyentes: The Pitt (22 puntos), The Studio (16 puntos), Adolescencia (8 puntos), Pluribus (7 puntos), Task (6 puntos) Muchísimas gracias a nuestros queridos oyentes (y amiguetes): Axl Rose, Carlos Pereira, PJ Cleaner, Diana, Javier Gimeno, A Girl, Juanma, Seriéfago y Sodapop por su desinteresada, cariñosa y siempre juiciosa participación.

While talking about some of their favorite Super Bowl memories over the years, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson realize that Nicholas "Harry" Callas was too young to remember when the Steelers beat the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XL!

Round One of the Producer Big Game Bonanza. Limits, Callas, Sean Meyers, and Joel Nelson take on Donny Football, Seth Davis, Intern Jack, and 'Gorgeous' Charlie Borges in a trivia game for the ages.

Adam Crowley, Dorin Dickerson and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

Dorin Dickerson and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

En el episodio de hoy hablaremos de un tema tan fuerte como necesario: el estrés postraumático y esas experiencias que marcan la vida y que muchos prefieren no tocar. Abordaremos por qué no solo quienes vivieron tragedias extremas lo padecen, sino cómo todos cargamos traumas, algunos grandes y otros más silenciosos, que siguen afectando nuestras decisiones, emociones y salud.A lo largo del episodio, un experto en estrés postraumático explica cómo el dolor no trabajado se queda atrapado en la mente y el cuerpo, y por qué huir del recuerdo solo lo fortalece. Se comparten primeros auxilios emocionales, técnicas simples de respiración y reencuadre mental para empezar a sanar, además de una idea poderosa y polémica, dejar de preguntarte “¿por qué me pasó?” y empezar a preguntarte “¿para qué?”.Este episodio es intenso, confrontativo y profundamente humano. Habla de perdón, responsabilidad emocional y del poder de la mente para sanar incluso lo que parece imperdonable. Un episodio que no promete magia, pero sí un camino real para dejar de vivir desde la herida.

Adam Crowley, Dorin Dickerson and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

Adam Crowley and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment.

The full song of Nicholas "Harry" Callas' Steelers weekly "rap up" ahead of their playoff game against the Houston Texans on Monday! Download, listen and play it at your tailgate!

Nicholas "Harry" Callas gets you hyped up with this summary of Steelers news from the past week in the form of hip-hop!

In Part 2, we pick up where we left off in Part 1. The "bootcamp" post-college and early career experience Hollis had at Creative Circus was interesting—she found herself seemingly taking it more seriously than many who'd come right out of a four-year program. She also balanced getting engaged and married in this time. Every year, Hollis's grad school organized portfolio reviews with advertising agencies in either New York or San Francisco. Luckily for all of us, the year it was her turn, Creative Circus took students to The City. Once here, they met folks from big firms, including one that offered her an internship. It was Hollis's first visit to San Francisco. And on that first time, I have to give her credit here—she went to North Beach, had drinks at Gino and Carlo's and pizza next door at Golden Boy. I may or may not have spent New Year's Day in a similar way last week. Just sayin'. Hollis's takeaway from that first impression? "This is a really beautiful town." We go on another sidebar at this point about the very San Francisco phenomenon of the sun blinding us (I call it "lasers"), probably because of the hills here, right? It was 2016. Her husband was working back in Georgia, but she called him up and told about the internship offer, which would last three months. He was in a meeting back East where he learned that his company's West Coast salesperson was about to quit, and he was tapped to take over. The Universe, again, spoke. The newlywed couple packed up their four-runner and headed west with their stuff and their dog. Ahead of the drive, which would end in her husband's first visit to SF, Greg's grandma told him he had an aunt in The Bay, in Walnut Creek. Aunt Suzy's house was their landing spot, from which they'd take BART into The City to look for a place of their own. Hollis had a friend from college who keyed her in on the Inner Richmond as a potential place to live. We go on yet another sidebar, this one about how Hollis grows actual vegetables at her Inner Richmond home. They found a studio on Seventh Avenue and Lake Street and moved in with their dog, Mamut. A couple years later, they moved on up to a one bedroom, where they live to this day. Hollis's internship got extended six months, which was fortunate. Her husband's job paid a Georgia salary. IYKYK. That internship became a job, and so they were able to stay, something the couple wanted to do. Her husband got a job based here, and it all worked out. I try my hardest to forget what chronology is and jump ahead, but Hollis brings us back to pre-pandemic times. Her design job was corporate-y, but she enjoyed it nonetheless. She got an animation put up in Times Square in this era. Still, owing to the buttoned-up, corporate nature of the job, she was burning out. The Creative Circus invited her back to talk to students. But yet again, Hollis ended up one-on-one with a recruiter from REI. She respected the company and gave in. A trip to Seattle, to REI HQ, later, the company offered Hollis a job on their brand team. She wasn't thrilled to be leaving her adopted home in San Francisco, but it was a good opportunity. It was January 2020. Fast-forward to March that year, and the movers were ready. Jobs were quit. Hollis and Greg had just returned to SF from a backpacking trip when REI told them that the movers were not coming, and that her job would start remotely a couple weeks out. Do y'all remember March 2020? How the lockdown was supposed to last "only" until April 1 (dude)? Yeah, so REI told Hollis that her job would be a little different than what they hired her to do. And then they told her, "Psych! JK. No job for you." (I'm paraphrasing.) Hollis did what any sane San Franciscan would do. She drove to Baker Beach, screamed at the Pacific Ocean, and came home and made a plan. She'd had a going-away party already, for fuck's sake. It was brutal. The world was upside-down. And it all turned out to be the kick in the pants she needed. Hollis started her own company. We then go into the story of the open call for art to adorn San Francisco's "I voted" stickers. The contest had come across her radar, and she filed it away for later. Then a relative sent it to her along with the suggestion that she give it a try. It turns out there were more than 600 applicants (in her estimation). The SF Department of Elections had a panel that narrowed that down to 10. And then it went to The People to decide. I remember all of this vividly. Needless to say, Hollis's design won. Hollis is also integral to the Clement Street Art Walk, which she runs with Fleetwood's Nico. The next one will be on March 19. Fall this year will see the next Clement Street Art Fair. As of our recording, she didn't have any art shows, but please browse Hollis's website of beautiful work and buy some (and sign up for her newsletter). Follow Hollis on Instagram. Or just walk down Clement Street on any given day and chances are high you'll see her. (I learned as we shot photos after our recording that Hollis designed the newly painted intersection crosswalk lines at Sixth and Clement.) We end the episode rather uniquely, for this show anyway. Hollis asks me if I have a favorite flower. You'll have to listen to find out. (#dahliatalk) Photography by Jeff Hunt

Adam Crowley and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

Nicholas "Harry" Callas shares why he's becoming more and more optimistic about the Steelers' chances in the playoffs as the week goes in.

Vous aimez notre peau de caste ? Soutenez-nous ! https://www.lenouvelespritpublic.fr/abonnementUne conversation entre Jean-Philippe Lafont et Philippe Meyer, enregistrée au studio l'Arrière-boutique le 23 février 2024.Pour ce nouveau Bada, Philippe Meyer reçoit le baryton-basse Jean-Philippe Lafont. Dans ce premier épisode, ils évoquent les débuts du chanteur : celui-ci évoque son enfance sans avoir de parents particulièrement enclins à la chanson : ainsi Lafont a du se tracer un itinéraire singulier. Chanteur lyrique mais pas que : celui que l'on connaît grâce à ses nombreux rôles salués par la critique et son accent toulousain est féru de sport, particulièrement de gymnastique, premier sport qu'il a pratiqué.L'invité de Philippe Meyer aborde aussi ceux qui ont constitué pour lui un exemple, la Callas par exemple. Enfin, Lafont évoque les œuvres qui le touchent le plus comme Pelléas et Mélisande de Debussy, ses chefs d'orchestre de prédilection …Chaque semaine, Philippe Meyer anime une conversation d'analyse politique, argumentée et courtoise, sur des thèmes nationaux et internationaux liés à l'actualité. Pour en savoir plus : www.lenouvelespritpublic.frHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

We're baaaaaaack! Happy New Year, y'all! In this first episode of 2026, meet and get to know San Francisco artist Hollis Callas. Hollis first came across my radar a few years ago when she won a contest to design our city's new "I voted" stickers. I soon learned that she's something of an artistic fixture in one of my adopted neighborhoods—The Inner Richmond. So I sat down with her one afternoon in November to learn more about her life. In Part 1, Hollis, an artist, illustrator, and designer, begins sharing her life story, which started in Atlanta. She grew up in the same Georgia house where her dad was also raised. Her grandpa lived there when Hollis was young, and her parents still live in the house today. Both of Hollis's parents are creatives. Her mom studied fabric design and textiles and weaves quilts these days. Her dad is a carpenter and "builds everything." Along with her crafty dad, Hollis often found herself making big changes in her house when she was little. Her parents met when they were both at the University of Georgia, in Athens. When the two moved in together, Hollis's mom was friends with members of the B-52s. That now well-known band played one of its early shows at her parents house, in fact. Hollis met the band when she was a kid, but doesn't really remember it. After they each graduated college, Hollis's parents moved back to Atlanta to that ancestral home we talked about earlier to take care of her dad's dad, who had fallen ill. First, her older sister was born. And then, in 1987, along came baby Hollis. Life in Atlanta in the Nineties for Hollis meant lots of time outdoors. There's an acre of land with the house she grew up in, space for lots of trees and a bird sanctuary. It was still a time of latch-key kids, and she was definitely one. Hollis roamed her parents' land, wading in creeks and running through the forest. Her parents eventually got a second home up in the Blue Ridge Mountains where she also spent a lot of time. Hollis went to public school the whole way. Her mom went back to school to become an elementary school librarian, and her dad taught at her high school what we used to call woodshop and coached the boys cross-country team (Hollis was part of the girls team). Kids at her high school loved Coach Griffith, she says. Art didn't necessarily "enter" Hollis' life. It was always just there. She answered that dreaded question some adults ask kids of "what do you wanna be when you grow up?" with "an artist or a vet." But then she stared getting good grades in art and didn't do so well in math. The Universe spoke, and Hollis listened. Sports remained a big part of Hollis's life up to and through college, where she played intramural soccer. There was an art school in a small North Carolina town she'd had her eye on, but she ended up getting a scholarship to stay in-state, and landed at UGA in Athens, where she studied art. UGA is one of those intense Greek life schools (I relate, having gone to UT Austin), and Hollis found out quickly that it wasn't for her. She found her art school homies right away. At this point in the recording, Hollis and I go on a sidebar about recurring end-of-semester nightmares. Hollis graduated from UGA with two degrees—ceramics and art education. She student taught one year and got out in five total. After that, she and her boyfriend (now husband) applied for teaching jobs in Spain. They heard back almost a year later, and found themselves living in Zamora and staying for two years. We chat about her time in Spain. They had such a good time the first year and got really embedded, making friends, working, learning Spanish, and joining a bicycling group that they decided to double-up and stay one more year. At the end of that run, though, pressures started to mount for them to return to the US. They came back to Atlanta and Hollis got a job teaching ceramics at a high school. Not even 30 yet herself, she found it difficult to lead a group of kids who weren't that much younger than she was. And they were going through their own hard times. After one year teaching, when colleges came to recruit the teenagers, The Creative Circus ended up picking Hollis. It was a two-year "bootcamp" type of learning environment, geared toward careers in advertising. But before her two years were up, Hollis got a job in San Francisco. Check back Thursday for Part 2 with artist Hollis Callas. We recorded this podcast at Hollis's studio inside of Chloe Jackman Photography in The Inner Richmond in November 2025. Photography by Jeff Hunt

The rejoin labeled "Crowley diss" was a disappointment. Callas will have some hot new disses upon his return. Three games in Week 18 are massive for the playoff picture, which is what the NFL wants. Will 18 games make injuries even worse? Will the rosters expand?

Doug Whaley joins to discuss his Whaley words of wisdom, the perplexing usage of Jonnu Smith, Myles Garretts comments. The rejoin labeled "Crowley diss" was a disappointment. Callas will have some hot new disses upon his return. Three games in Week 18 are massive for the playoff picture, which is what the NFL wants. Will 18 games make injuries even worse? Will the rosters expand? Which coach needs to win more: Harbaugh or Tomlin? Could a Ravens run without Lamar make him look expendable? The Steelers have been gashed by the Ravens running game in the two previous games. Will this time be different? Would the Steelers use TJ Watt as a situational role? If the Steelers lose, will Metcalf's suspension be the biggest reason? How much will the crowd, possibly negatively, affect the game?

South Side Jake from South Side Plumbing and Heating comes on The Fan Hotline to address the recent issue involving "Harry" Callas and some deer meat.

Nicholas "Harry" Callas debuts, for the radio, this Steelers' weekly "rap-up," where he summarizes the biggest news from the week in the form of a rap song.

In this hour, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson discuss whether or not they would accept it if the Steelers lost to the Detroit Lions on Sunday. Also, Callas' Steelers Weekly "Rap-Up!" December 19, 2025, 6:00 Hour

Adam Crowley, Dorin Dickerson and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

To będzie odcinek o spełnionym marzeniu – wieczorze w La Scali oglądanej oczami Kasi (Katarzyna Łotowska, dzięki za rozmowę!), ale też o tym, co mury tego teatru sprytnie ukrywają. Jej opowieść o złoconych stiukach, aksamicie foteli, wyprasowanych frakach i „świątynnej” ciszy po zgaszeniu żyrandola spotyka się tu z alternatywną narracją: o La Scali jako kłamczusze, która pod warstwą mitów chowa dym, pot, hazard i blizny historii.​Kawa dla Miłki: https://buycoffee.to/dziennik.zmianW tle wybrzmiewa duch „Lamparta” Lampedusy i paradoks: żeby wszystko zostało tak, jak jest, wszystko musi się zmienić – kolejne przebudowy teatru pokazują, jak tradycja bywa podtrzymywana dzięki ciągłemu remontowi rzeczywistości. Kontrasty prowadzą nas przez to miejsce jak kamera: od loży pachnącej jedzeniem i dymem do zdyscyplinowanej ciszy, od ruletki emocji i hazardu z Manzonim do wielkich premier Verdiego i głosu Callas, od elektrycznego blasku żyrandola do mroku po nalotach 1943 roku.Ta La Scala to portal: wyrosła z miejsca po kościele, jest nową świątynią sztuki, kasynem uczuć i salonem gier, w którym stawką są reputacje, marzenia i dusze. To także seans przywoływania zmarłych – każda rekonstrukcja spektaklu „ściąga” z powrotem architektów, kompozytorów, śpiewaczki, dawnych widzów, którzy raz jeszcze zajmują swoje niewidzialne miejsca. Miejsce, w którym La forza del destino jest nie tylko tytułem opery, ale realną siłą: jednych wynosi na ołtarze, innych pożera.W tym odcinku „Dziennika Zmian” zostaniesz zaproszona_y na nastrojową wyprawę: między miękkością aksamitnych foteli a szorstkością historii, między marzeniem turystki a pamięcią murów. La Scala okaże się czymś więcej niż teatrem – lustrem, w którym odbijają się nasze ludzkie emocje, iluzje i to, jak bardzo potrzebujemy pięknej scenografii, by opowiedzieć sobie prawdę.@milka.malzahn________________________Chcesz wiedzieć więcej? Zajrzyj do mnie:facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Milka.Malzahnmoja strona: https://www.milkamalzahn.plpodcasty: https://anchor.fm/milkamalzahnRadio Białystok: https://www.radio.bialystok.pl/chilloutpiękne wsparcie https://patronite.pl/milkamalzahn

Nicholas "Harry" Callas reveals this musical summary reviewing and recapping all the news that has surrounded the Steelers this week!

Adam Crowley, Dorin Dickerson and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

Dorin Dickerson and Nicholas "Harry" Callas react to some news involving some MLB free agents the Pirates are reportedly pursuing at the MLB Winter Meetings.

Miss Liz serves John Callas, Director Golden Heart Teatime GOLDEN HEART TEATIME with Miss Liz serves John Callas — Director • Writer • Producer • Mental Health Expert . Stories heal. Hearts remember. Purpose continues. December 5 | 5 PM EST LIVE on all Miss Liz Teatime platformsMiss Liz doesn't serve a beverage; she serves real-life changemakers. This Golden Heart Teatime, she welcomes back John Callas, acclaimed director, writer, producer, and mental health expert. Together they explore When the Rain Stops a heartfelt journey through creativity, healing, and integrity — and what it truly means to bless the past and let it go. Perfect, for Miss Liz — what a Golden Heart Teatime this will be.John Callas is the embodiment of experience, resilience, and creative mastery, and his return to my Teatime table for December 5th5 PM EST, brings the month to a beautifully reflective close. His tee story of “Bless the past, then let it go” aligns perfectly with my message of transformation, legacy, and acceptance. When the Rain Stops: Finding Healing, Purpose, and Integrity Through Creativity, Liz will pour a cup of legacy, light, and reflection with John Callas, an award-winning director, writer, producer, and mental health advocate whose fifty-year career has touched every corner of the entertainment world. From Bobby's World to No Solicitors, from live-action trailers for A Few Good Men and Spaceballs to bestselling books like When the Rain Stops, John's work bridges film, faith, and the full human experience. His Golden Heart message Bless the past, then let it go reminds us that creativity is not about control but about surrender: to growth, to grace, and to the gifts life gives when we least expect them. As the Golden Heart Teatime closes, John Callas will remind us that success without soul is just noise.Through decades of creation, reinvention, and quiet courage, he's learned that integrity is not about perfection it's about presence. , You can't direct life's storms, but you can choose how you frame them.” — John Callas. May tonight's conversation inspire every listener to honour their past, embrace their truth, and accept the gifts hidden in every ending. When the rain stops, that's when the heart begins to grow again.#TeatimeWithMissLiz #GoldenHeartTeatime #MissLizsTEE #JohnCallas #WhenTheRainStops #IntegrityInArt #MentalHealthAwareness #TeachingEducationalAwareness #TranscendEmbraceEnvision #RealLifeChangemakers #OneCupAtATime #MissLizTee #FilmmakerLegacy #HealingThroughStory New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! See lesswww.johncallas.com

How would a fight between Callas and Bechtold turn out? This is a historically mediocre version of Steelers/Ravens. The buzz has died down even from a year ago. However, this is a huge game for Tomlin. John Harbaugh is under some pressure, too. Can they ever get over the lump with Lamar Jackson? This is a massive swing for playoff odds. Do Steelers fans even want to make the playoffs? But a win will get fans excited again. Even if the Steelers lose out, they probably won't get a great draft pick. Joe really benefits from protein bars during the show. Lamar looked more healthy last week. Joe is taking the Ravens, as does Donny, albeit in a lower scoring game. Have the Steelers become the Eagles "Dream Team" in terms of disappointment? Will the Steelers attendance take a hit with another loss? Calls on the Steelers, one expecting a collapse and a Tomlin resignation. Another caller expects the Steelers to win in Baltimore. George Pickens reverted to his true self last night, but he still was probably worth keeping for one more year. "Timeliness" has been a problem for Pickens this season. We remember Antonio Brown in a hot air balloon. Ray Fittipaldo joins to discuss the struggles of both the Steelers and Ravens, if Mason is the best option currently. the outlook for Freiermuth, how much we'll see Adam Thielen, has TJ Watt lost a step, Heyward's play, the differences between the Steelers and Ravens in addressing their secondaries, free association, who has been the Steelers MVP? It's the internationally acclaimed numbers game: - 1,672, the Steelers yards differential over their past 17 games; 48 - Muth's percentage of snaps this season; 41.7 - Steelers conversion rate on 4th downs; 45 - Ben's TDs vs the Ravens; 22 - Lamar's record-season wins in December and later; 15 - Lamar's TD passes this year; 0 - Lamar Jackson has no TD passes in 3 straight starts; 1 - turnovers from Darius Slay; 5 - Lamar giveaways since week 11, the most in the NFL; 8 - receptions by Adam Thielen; 39.4 - Lamar's completion percentage on passes traveling 10 yards; 40 - the number of Steelers/Ravens games that have been one-possession contests; 39.3 - million dollars spent on Mark Andrews; 3 - since 2019, the Steelers are 3-30-1 when they lose the turnover battle. The Pirates made a trade for "the password", but Joe has a bad feeling about it. Donny seems more optimistic. This is definitely not a proven hitter. Who are some actual options for big-name hitters? Are the Pens going to be a playoff team? They've been the most entertaining team in town. Maybe the Pens should be a blueprint for the Steelers. Ron has been spotted in Pittsburgh. The Bechtold Breakdown with Sean - LeBron James 10-point streak ends, Penn State looks like it has it's next head coach. Steelers/Ravens quiz turned ugly. Donny prevailed but both guys struggled. College and NFL picks and Steelers over/unders.

How would a fight between Callas and Bechtold turn out? This is a historically mediocre version of Steelers/Ravens. The buzz has died down even from a year ago. However, this is a huge game for Tomlin. John Harbaugh is under some pressure, too. Can they ever get over the lump with Lamar Jackson? This is a massive swing for playoff odds. Do Steelers fans even want to make the playoffs? But a win will get fans excited again. Even if the Steelers lose out, they probably won't get a great draft pick. Joe really benefits from protein bars during the show. Lamar looked more healthy last week. Joe is taking the Ravens, as does Donny, albeit in a lower scoring game. Have the Steelers become the Eagles "Dream Team" in terms of disappointment? Will the Steelers attendance take a hit with another loss?

How would a fight between Callas and Bechtold turn out? This is a historically mediocre version of Steelers/Ravens. The buzz has died down even from a year ago. However, this is a huge game for Tomlin. John Harbaugh is under some pressure, too. Can they ever get over the lump with Lamar Jackson? This is a massive swing for playoff odds. Do Steelers fans even want to make the playoffs? But a win will get fans excited again. Even if the Steelers lose out, they probably won't get a great draft pick. Joe really benefits from protein bars during the show. Lamar looked more healthy last week. Joe is taking the Ravens, as does Donny, albeit in a lower scoring game. Have the Steelers become the Eagles "Dream Team" in terms of disappointment? Will the Steelers attendance take a hit with another loss? Calls on the Steelers, one expecting a collapse and a Tomlin resignation. Another caller expects the Steelers to win in Baltimore. George Pickens reverted to his true self last night, but he still was probably worth keeping for one more year. "Timeliness" has been a problem for Pickens this season. We remember Antonio Brown in a hot air balloon.

Nicholas "Harry" Callas summarizes the biggest headlines from this week in Steelers news and performs it in the form of a rap for this weekly segment!

Mark Kaboly from the Pat McAfee show joins the PM Team to talk Steelers, Mike Tomlin, and Callas' rap.

Casta diva, prima donna, Maria Callas. Fully available for Supporter Club members only. Credits :  “Aida (Preludio)” by G. Verdi (1871)  -  “Norma (Cavatina)” by V. Bellini (1831)  -  “Tosca (Atto II)” by G. Puccini (1900)Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pillole-di-italiano--4214375/support.

Nicholas "Harry" Callas explains a prank he pulled on one of his co-workers this week, which also has something to do with the mysterious smells that all the producers have complained about coming from their booth.

Adam Crowley, Dorin Dickerson and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

Dom DiTommaso in for The Early Morning Show today! Dom tries to ease everyone's concerns about the Steelers. Does Dom hate Callas? Who would replace Mike Tomlin if he's fired? Why isn't Cris Collinsworth working on Thanksgiving tomorrow? And Dom hangs a picture of himself up in the studio.

In this hour, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson begin to preview the upcoming game between the Steelers and the Chicago Bears on Sunday. Also, CALLAS' WEEKLY RAP-UP! November 21, 2025, 6:00 Hour

En el episodio de hoy hablaremos de algo que todos hacemos pero casi nunca analizamos: tomar decisiones o no tomarlas, porque no decidir también es decidir. Abordaremos el tema con humor, ejemplos de la vida diaria y un toque de realidad que sacude, desde elegir una carrera o casarte, hasta seguir trabajando en tiempos de riesgo porque la vida no te da opción.El episodio se vuelve más intenso con Juan Lucas Martín, terapeuta especialista en shock postraumático, para revelar por qué tomar decisiones pequeñas cada día puede cambiar por completo tu destino. Él explica cómo elegir qué vas a pensar, qué vas a sentir y qué vas a permitir en tu vida puede ser la clave para dejar atrás personas que te lastiman, trabajos que te drenan y rutinas que no te dejan avanzar.Prepárate para un episodio que te empuja, te confronta y te motiva a dejar la indecisión eterna, decretar lo que quieres, cortar lo que no necesitas y empezar a construir la vida que realmente deseas.

Nicholas "Harry" Callas releases this rap summarizing Steelers' news and events from this week!

Dorin Dickerson questions Nicholas "Harry" Callas about an opinion he has regarding the Pirates pursuing free agents this offseason.

Dorin Dickerson and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment!

Nicholas "Harry" Callas releases this week's version of the hip-hip rap to rhythmically summarize Steelers news from the last several days.

Adam Crowley, Dorin Dickerson and Pat Bostick quiz Nicholas "Harry" Callas on this basic sports trivia for this weekly segment.

Mark Kaboly joins the show. Mark says trades were far along, but ultimately fell through. Mark gives his pick for SNF. We play Callas rap this week. Mark has the Steelers winning and a multiple sack game by TJ Watt

Nicholas "Harry" Callas releases this week's version of the hip-hip rap to rhythmically summarize Steelers news from the last several days.

Serie Conócete a ti mismoEpisodio #5¿Cuántas veces te has quedado con algo por decir… y esa palabra nunca salió?Tal vez sentiste un nudo en la garganta, una presión en el pecho o esa sensación de que algo dentro de ti quería hablar, pero no pudo.Te puede pasar más de lo que imaginas. Callas por miedo, por costumbre, o porque alguna vez aprendiste que era más seguro guardar silencio.En el episodio de hoy de la serie "Conócete a ti mismo" viajamos hasta el quinto chakra para abordar un tema vital: Cómo hablar desde tu verdad sin miedo.Para mí, este tema es profundamente personal. Desde mi infancia con problemas de garganta hasta aprender a liberar mi propia voz, he descubierto que tu voz es el puente con tu verdad más sabia. Cuando callas lo que sientes, esa energía se queda vibrando, y puede llevarte a una desconexión entre lo que piensas, sientes y dices.En este episodio, miramos esos silencios que te pesan. Aprende por qué la voz del alma se silencia, qué pasa cuando la liberas y te voy a dar la clave de la semana para que comiences a expresarte sin miedo, con coherencia y sin reservas.¡Toma tu cuaderno de alkimia y prepárate para iniciar el proceso de comunicarte conscientemente y sin miedo a ser tú!EN ESTE EPISODIO¿Qué es la voz del alma?¿Porque muchas veces está silenciada?¿Qué pasa cuando liberas la voz del alma?Claves para empezar a expresarte sin miedo.Clave de la semanaParte práctica.  Preguntas de observación y dibujo.Link para  la inscripción al programa Alkimia de las emociones en enero 2026Alkimia de las Emociones: un espacio para soltar desde adentro, sin forzar, sin diagnósticos, sin juicios. A veces, llevas tanto tiempo sosteniendo lo que duele… que ya no sabes cómo sería vivir sin esa carga. Es el momento para liberar, suavemente, con conciencia, con alma. Lograrás: Reconocer y dejar ir lo que sientes Armonizar y expandir tu energía Fluir con la vida y ser más intuitiva Sentir paz interna que no depende de otros Si, deseo inscribirme en Alkimia de las Emociones ME ENCUENTRAS ENInstagram Web Alkimia Web Marcela Hede YouTube Facebook