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In one of only a few significant deals at the deadline, John Carlson moved to Anaheim.  Will he return to the Caps? Nazem Kadri was moved back to Colorado as well but the biggest story was the deals that got leaked and then blocked by no movement clauses.  Listen Here:  Apple Podcasts   Direct MP3   iHeart Radio Spotify GET YOUR SCUTTLEPUCK MERCH AT SCUTTLEPUCK'S DASHERY STORE Title Player: Michal Handzus News John Carlson to Anaheim  Nazem Kadri to Colorado Leafs sell off assets Minnesota adds depth   PWHL Montreal tied with Boston at top Stats review Upcoming games Guess the 5th -  Colton Parayko deal gets blocked by No Movement Clause. Some heated discussions as deal got leaked.  What is future of no movement clauses?  Kucherov Connections:  Brett Hull, Marcus Foligno, William Nylander, Thomas Harley  Crazy Stat DOPeS - Evgeni Malkin gets 5 games for slashing Next Week - Playoff races

Thanks for tuning in Caps Fans! The Official Caps Chirp Podcast on The Hockey Podcast Network is back with another incredible Monday Epi. This week has been tough on and off the ice for the Caps. They didn't win either of their games nor did they secure a single point out of the week. To make things worse, they traded fan favorite Nic Dowd and Washington Capitals legend John Carlson. Dowd went to the Vegas Golden Knights and Carlson went to the Anaheim Ducks. Both players will provide a huge improvement to each of those teams but they will be sorely missed. This NHL Trade Deadline was definitely a sellers market and the Capitals did return a ton of assets for those 2 marquee players but it begs the question: are we done with this season? We'll talk all about the NHL Trade Deadline and the Washington Capitals season this epi. Don't miss it! Draft Kings Pick 6: https://tinyurl.com/DKP6THPN Use code THPN FakeWoodTwigs.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Wigan Warriors assistant coach Paul Deacon is this week's guest on The Bench with Jenna and Jon (and Sam Tomkins too!)Paul speaks about switching from rugby league to union and back again and what the biggest learning curves were with each transition.Plus, he tells us about his future coaching aspirations - could he be a Super League head coach one day?-The Bench is a Sky Sports podcast. Listen to every episode here: skysports.com/the-bench-with-jenna-and-jonYou can listen to The Bench on your smart speaker by saying asking it to "play The Bench with Jenna and Jon".Watch every episode of The Bench on YouTube here: The Bench on YouTubeFor all the latest rugby league news, head to skysports.com/rugby-leagueFor advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

A big week for the Caps who traded Nic Dowd to Vegas and John Carlson to Anaheim as they still chase a playoff spot. We react to those deals here, as well as hear from Coach Carbs before the chaos, on this week's Best of Capitals!

A big week for the Caps who traded Nic Dowd to Vegas and John Carlson to Anaheim as they still chase a playoff spot. We react to those deals here, as well as hear from Coach Carbs before the chaos, on this week's Best of Capitals!

A big week for the Caps who traded Nic Dowd to Vegas and John Carlson to Anaheim as they still chase a playoff spot. We react to those deals here, as well as hear from Coach Carbs before the chaos, on this week's Best of Capitals!

A big week for the Caps who traded Nic Dowd to Vegas and John Carlson to Anaheim as they still chase a playoff spot. We react to those deals here, as well as hear from Coach Carbs before the chaos, on this week's Best of Capitals!

3.6.26 Hour 4 1:00- As the Caps have traded Nic Dowd and John Carlson, they could be ramping up for a rebuild. 34:00- We spin you around the NFL here.

3.6.26 Hour 1 1:00- The Caps have traded the legendary defenseman John Carlson, we react to that here. 20:00- 2025 #1 overall pick Eli Willits joins G&D as he gets ready for his first full minor league season.

The Caps have traded the legendary defenseman John Carlson, we react to that here.

Paul Harris, portfolio manager at Harris Douglas Asset Management, shares his outlook on North America and Global Large Caps.

The Caps have traded center Nic Dowd and we discuss that quickly here.

3.5.26 Hour 4 1:00- The Caps traded Nic Dowd and here's the breakdown for it. 22:00- The Commanders have a need at WR, could they spend big in free agency?

In this episode of Status Check with Spivey, we take questions from Reddit! Mike Spivey, Mike Burns, and Anna Hicks-Jaco discuss just how slow this cycle is (10:19) and how that might impact late-cycle applicants (6:47), why law schools place applicants on “holds” (1:23), decision timelines and how/why they vary (4:23), advice for scholarship reconsideration (11:20), whether schools rescind admits or scholarships if you ask for more money (13:31), how the new student loan caps might impact your request for scholarship reconsideration (14:00), whether you should email a school if you haven't heard from them since you applied early in the cycle (23:44) and whether they might have forgotten about your application (24:44), predictions for next cycle (19:31) and waitlist season this cycle (15:00), the cannonball strategy of law school waitlists (25:50), how important softs are and whether “soft tiers” are admissions pseudoscience (27:48), essays about institutional injustice and how to avoid coming off overly negative in a way that could harm your chances (34:36), advice for becoming an admissions officer (37:40), and more.Resources mentioned in this episode:Blog Post: What happens to your application once it's submitted to law schools, and why do some applicants get decisions faster than others?TikTok: Why do some applicants get decisions back more quickly than others?Podcast: Advice & Tips for Law School Scholarship NegotiationYouTube Short: Common Scholarship Negotiation MistakesPodcast: Law School Waitlist Deep DiveYou can listen and subscribe to Status Check with Spivey on ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠. You can read a full transcript of this episode with timestamps here.

We are releasing today on our Consumer Finance Monitor podcast our host Alan Kaplinsky's discussion with Marisa Calderon, President and CEO of Prosperity Now, about two high-profile policy proposals raised or embraced by President Trump as part of a broader populist affordability agenda: 1.         A nationwide 10% cap on credit card interest rates for one year. 2.         The Credit Card Competition Act (CCCA), long championed by Senator Dick Durbin which would require large credit card issuers to enable at least two unaffiliated payment networks (only one of which could be MasterCard or VISA) on their cards. Each proposal is framed as pro-consumer. Each has generated significant pushback from banks, card issuers, and trade associations. However, even consumer advocacy groups have raised serious questions about the wisdom of such initiatives. Prosperity Now is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing economic mobility, with a focus on those facing economic barriers. Each raises fundamental questions about how to balance affordability and access in the consumer credit market. Our discussion focused on a central theme: affordability is a real and pressing concern, but policy design matters enormously. Credit Card APRs: A Real Affordability Pressure As Calderon emphasized, policymakers are not wrong to focus on credit card interest rates. Average credit card APRs now hover around 22%, up sharply from roughly 13% a decade ago. Approximately half of cardholders carry a balance, and many rely on credit cards not for discretionary spending, but as liquidity bridges, covering emergency medical bills, car repairs, groceries, and other essentials. For lower and moderate-income households, credit cards are often the only readily available, regulated source of short-term liquidity. That makes rising APRs particularly painful. Calderon's formulation is apt: policymakers have identified the right problem. The harder question is whether they have identified the right solution. The 10% Interest Rate Cap: Lessons from History The proposal to impose a flat 10% nationwide cap on credit card interest rates for one year would represent an unprecedented federal intervention into unsecured revolving credit markets. Credit cards are unsecured and priced for risk. Interest margins help issuers cover expected charge-offs, volatility, and operational costs. If pricing flexibility is removed, lenders cannot simply absorb the loss, they adjust. Historically, those adjustments take predictable forms: •                 Tighter underwriting standards •                 Higher minimum credit scores •                 Lower credit limits •                 Reduced rewards programs •                 Increased non-interest fees •                 Exit from higher-risk market segments The likely result, as Calderon noted, is credit contraction, particularly affecting marginal and lower-income borrowers. The most relevant historical example may be the 1980 credit controls imposed during the Carter Administration, which were rescinded within months after causing severe market disruption. A more targeted example is the 36% APR cap under the Military Lending Act, which illustrates both the importance of bipartisan legislative design and the reality that even well-intentioned caps can reduce access at the margins. Recent Federal Reserve research on state usury caps reinforces this concern: when interest rate ceilings are imposed, credit to higher-risk borrowers contracts, credit to lower-risk borrowers expands, and delinquency rates do not meaningfully improve. In other words, credit is reallocated, not necessarily improved. Even a "temporary" cap may have durable consequences. Issuers that exit certain segments or reduce credit lines are not obligated, and may not be economically inclined, to restore them once the cap expires. Credit score impacts and reduced access can linger well beyond the formal life of the policy. As Calderon put it, blunt price controls are a chainsaw when what is needed is a scalpel. Affordability in Context: What Drives Household Budgets? An additional consideration is scale. Research recently highlighted by the Consumer Bankers Association shows that the fastest-growing household expenses from 2013–2024 were healthcare, shelter, food, and vehicles. Credit card interest represents a relatively small share of average household expenditures. This does not minimize the pain of high APRs, especially for households carrying persistent balances, but it does raise an important structural question: can credit card rate caps meaningfully solve broader affordability challenges rooted in housing, medical costs, food inflation, and transportation? Credit cards are often the mechanism households use to cope with those rising costs. Constraining access to that liquidity may exacerbate, rather than relieve, financial stress. The Credit Card Competition Act: Structural Reform or Indirect Price Control? The second proposal we discussed, the Credit Card Competition Act (the "CCCA"), takes a different approach. Rather than capping interest rates, the CCCA would require large issuers to offer merchants at least two unaffiliated network routing options (only one of which could be Visa or Mastercard). The theory is that routing competition would reduce interchange fees ("swipe fees"), lowering merchant costs and ultimately consumer prices. Merchants have generally supported the proposal. Banks and card issuers have strongly opposed it. The consumer-facing promise is straightforward: lower merchant fees should translate into lower retail prices, but history complicates that assumption. The Durbin Amendment to the Dodd-Frank Act imposed caps on debit card interchange fees for large issuers and included routing requirements. While interchange revenue declined, Calderon pointed out that empirical evidence suggests that cost savings were not consistently passed through to consumers in the form of lower prices. At the same time, banks offset lost revenue through higher account fees and reduced benefits. A similar dynamic could unfold in the credit card market. Interchange revenue helps fund: •           Rewards programs •           Fraud detection and prevention •           Customer service infrastructure •           Risk management If that revenue is compressed, issuers may respond with tighter underwriting, reduced rewards, or new fee structures. As Calderon observed, although the CCCA operates through indirect price pressure rather than a direct APR ceiling, downstream effects could look similar. Distinguishing Populist Framing From Durable Reform Both the rate cap and the CCCA are framed as pro-consumer, populist reforms. The political appeal is clear, but distinguishing headline appeal from durable consumer benefit requires careful analysis. Calderon suggested several guideposts policymakers should consider: •                 Access – Does the reform preserve or expand access for low- and moderate-income borrowers? •                 Incidence – Who actually captures the gains? Consumers, merchants, intermediaries, or some combination? •                 Substitution effects – Does the policy push consumers toward higher-cost, less-regulated alternatives such as payday or fringe products? •                 Durability – What happens after implementation? Do markets rebound, or do credit line reductions and underwriting changes persist? These questions are not ideological. They are structural. Affordability and access are not opposing values. The policy challenge is designing reforms that alleviate financial strain without narrowing the regulated credit tools families rely on when emergencies arise. The Bottom Line Affordability concerns are real. Rising APRs are real. Financial stress among many households is real. But blunt price caps may reduce rates on paper while reducing access in practice. Structural competition mandates may promise savings that do not materialize at the checkout counter. Durable consumer protection requires careful calibration — the scalpel, not the chainsaw. For industry participants, policymakers, and advocates alike, the takeaway is straightforward: evidence and market mechanics matter. Populist framing may win headlines, but long-term financial stability depends on policy design that accounts for how credit markets actually function. As always, we will continue to monitor these proposals and their evolution in Congress and the Administration.  It may be noteworthy that President Trump did not mention either proposal during his almost two-hour State of the Union Address on January 24th. Consumer Finance Monitor is hosted by Alan Kaplinsky, Senior Counsel at Ballard Spahr, and the founder and former chair of the firm's Consumer Financial Services Group. We encourage listeners to subscribe to the podcast on their preferred platform for weekly insights into developments in the consumer finance industry.

UConn wrapped up its 11th undefeated regular season over the weekend and now turns its attention to March. On this episode, we recap the final three games, look at how the Huskies have performed to this point, preview the Big East Tournament and hit on some recent news.Chasing Perfection is presented by the UConn WBB Weekly. Sign up to get the best coverage of the Huskies all season long. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit chasingperfection.substack.com

Catch up on all the headlines in Utah Jazz, NBA, College Basketball, NFL, MLB, Utah Mammoth and NHL news with "What is Trending" for March 4, 2026.

With 70 Caps and 35 International Goals to her name, Sarah Walsh is one of the most formidable Matildas to ever play football for Australia. Sitting 5th on the All-time Matildas’ goal-scorers list, Walshy was as much of a weapon off the field as she was on it. Serving as a long-time member of the Professional Footballers Association and playing a pivotal role in helping the Tillies secure their first Collective Bargaining Agreement back in 2010. In that same year, she also lifted the Asian Cup and now, 16 years later, is working as Chief Operations Officer at the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup as the Tillies try to lift that iconic piece of silverware once again. We hope you enjoy this episode, and don’t forget to grab your tickets to the Women’s Asian Cup happening now! 12 of Asia’s best teams are battling it out on Australian shores and ti something you don’t want to miss. *** Get the wrap delivered to your inbox as a weekly newsletter! Subscribe here for the weekly women's sports newsletter + to hear when new merch drops. https://bit.ly/tfapsubscribe Join the women's sports fan club. Shop our new TFAP merch: https://www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shop Buy our kids book The A to Z of Who I Could Be, or book for adults GIRLS DON’T PLAY SPORT.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Zechner, chairman & founder of J. Zechner Associates, shares his outlook on North American Large Caps.

"Get PooCrave'd." Of all the dead wives in our motion pictures, Sidney Crosby is the most beautiful and powerful, and Kelly, Eva, and Rave have the funeral wreaths to prove it. But first: the good (PLD is BACK), the bad (the p*wer pl*y, always), and the ugly (Connor McDavid's humiliation ritual). This episode was recorded on March 1, 2026.Timecodes: (3:41) Our Dead Wife Sidney Crosby | (17:45) Caps chat | (36:35) Elsewhere in hockeyBuy merch!Support us on Patreon!

Send a textOn this episode Tom and Bert continue down the rabbitt hole with their latest list of greivances/pet peeves Part 4!FEATURED CHAPTERSPET PEEVES(3:49)  Shopping Cart Etiquette and Lids, Caps on bottles, Jars and Containers(6:24) "Tipping" Pt1 plus Curb your Dogs!(16:28) Public Toe and Finger Nail Clipping and The wonderful world of Air Travel!(30:18) Littering, Loaning and Lending Items and "begging" to get them back(40:00) Why are WE forced to reset Passwords, Customer Service Call Lines and Medical/Dental and Eye Appointments(49:17) "Tipping" PT 2 and Splitting the Tab(57:20) Annoying People who are chronically Late!  and It's a wrap! All this and many more things that truly piss us off and again we are guilty of our own "peeves" as well so It's all in good fun! Enjoy the show!You can email us at reeldealzmoviesandmusic@gmail.com or visit our Facebook page, Reel Dealz Podcast: Movies & Music Thru The Decades to leave comments and/or TEXT us at 843-855-1704 as well.

PARAcast 492 "Just Get An MP-5" Kevin joins us to talk the new M&P Steel Frame and the new CAPS matches. Robert talks about the indoor Rifle Match and his love of the MP-5. Tom breaks down his Resident Evil 9 review.   Show Sponsors: Rune Tactical Dominate Defense W-74 Guide Rods Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@paracastfirearmspodcast905 Telegram: https://t.me/PARAcastpod Patreon: patreon.com/user?u=16370931 Chat: @paracastchat (telegram) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-paracast/id940994458

Welcome to another episode of Ask The Sports Docs. We get a lot questions from our listeners each week and they're great questions, so rather than responding individually we thought we'd do these mini episodes where highlight some of the best questions and our responses. So, let's get started!Today's Ask The Sports Docs focuses on a question that we get asked a lot on the sideline, in locker rooms and by parents of our young contact sport athletes: Do you recommend the use of Guardian Caps to decrease the risk of concussion? If you have watched NFL training camp over the last few years, you've seen them – Those padded shells over the helmets. They're everywhere now in preseason practices. But are they actually preventing concussions? Or are we just seeing a visible symbol of safety without meaningful impact? That is what we are going to tackle today. And to do that, we're going to review a recent article published in the August 2025 issue of AJSM titled “An Analysis of Guardian Cap Use and Changes in the Concussion Rate in NFL Preseason Practices From 2018 to 2023.”Find us:www.thesportsdocspod.com / www.cloganmd.comhttps://orthopedicnj.com/physicians/ashley-bassett

Recorded March 1, 2026   It is good to have Caps hockey back! Even better when they win.....mostly. The Mermaid and I go over all three games. Two wins and one bad loss. We discuss it all. To begin however we give our props to the Gold Medal winning US Olympic Womens hockey team.  Finally we go over the upcoming schedule as far as the Caps playoff chances as well as what will happen at Friday's Trade Deadline: nothing.   We aren't the only ones with our eye on Caps' puck.....check out some other Caps fan made podcasts as listed below: #ALLCAPS #SportsOTHP #LockedOnCapitals #SucramsCapitalsOffTheirChain #TheOfficialCapsChirpPodcast #JenayaTalksCaps

I veckans avsnitt gästas vi av våra kollegor Douglas Lindahl och Hannes Thorstensson för att summera tre av våra senaste och mest lästa tematiska analyser. Vi inleder med vår Nordic Fund Manager Survey, där Douglas delar med sig av de viktigaste insikterna från senaste utskicket och sammanfattar hur nordiska fondförvaltare ser på marknaden, risker och positionering vid inledningen av 2026. Därefter fördjupar vi oss i en analys om aktieåterköp i nordiska bolag och varför bolag väljer att köpa tillbaka aktier. Vi ställer frågan om det alltid är värdeskapande, hur det står sig mot utdelning och varför ämnet är särskilt aktuellt just nu. Avslutningsvis går vi igenom vår large cap-screening, där Hannes beskriver hur vi hittar de mest intressanta nordiska large cap-bolagen i dagens marknad. Vi pratar metodik, urvalskriterier och lyfter fram några bolag som vi tycker ser extra spännande ut för tillfället. Vid frågor, funderingar och önskemål når ni oss på analyspodden@dnbcarnegie.se

John O'Connell, CEO of Davis Rea, shares his outlook on North American Large Caps.

He is one of only eight players to have scored 700 goals in the NHL. He established an NHL record of seventeen 30-goal seasons. In short, Mike Gartner was born to score goals.Currently the chairman of the Hockey Hall of Fame, Gartner joined Neil and Vic for an in-depth conversation covering numerous topics from learning to become one of the game's great skaters to being traded near the deadline on three different occasions to his admiration of two present day legends.IN THIS EPISODE:[01:08] - Neil welcomes in Mike Gartner to NHL Wraparound's Hall of Fame Edition. Some small talk includes Vic interviewing Mike back in 1984.[02:47] - Neil recalls a first for him when it came time to doing a contract with Mike - an historic deal from the N.Y. Rangers perspective.[06:56] - Neil recalls the short-lived players strike in 1992. With Mike being head of the NHLPA, it did present an awkward situation with the Rangers en route to the Presidents' Trophy with aspirations of a Stanley Cup.[08:26] - Neil shares with Mike that both of them played for the same youth team, albeit at different times.[10:57] - One of the great skaters in the history of the NHL, Mike takes us all the way back to the beginning, where natural ability and power skating school were key elements to defining himself. This served him well not only in the NHL, but in international tournaments as well.[15:53] - Aftercoming up through the junior ranks, Gartner signed with Cincinnati in the WHA and had a pretty renowned teammate in advance of being drafted by Washington in 1979.[17:10] - Mike shares the players who were helpful to him upon his arrival with the Caps in 1979.[18:43] - A few words on Brian Engblom, who was influential on prior Hall of Fame Edition guest, Scott Stevens.[20:24] - Discussing the three deals involving Mike at or around the trade deadline from Washington to Minnesota in 1989, on to New York the next year and from the Rangers to Toronto in 1994 - a deal Neil still regrets having had to make despite the ultimate prize finally coming to the Rangers after 54 years.[23:00] - Further discussion between Mike and Neil on the trade.[24:14] - The brief stop in Minnesota before the trade to New York.[26:40] - The speed becomes legend after Gartner's performance in the 1996 NHL Skills competition, only broken recently by another legend. Mike speaks about the amazing skating of Connor McDavid and where he separates himself from all others.[28:50] - Mike notes how his offensive game might be different in today's NHL.[31:14] - From speed and skating to goalscoring, Mike comments on the greatest ever, Alexander Ovechkin.[34:39] - Mike's career wrapped up in Phoenix with the Coyotes and was a teammate of Keith Tkachuk, who's sons are certainly household names in the NHL.[36:47] - The new role as full chairman of the Hockey Hall of Fame succeeding Lanny McDonald and what Mike hopes to accomplish during his term.[39:02] - Some closing words with Hall of Famer Mike Gartner.[41:47] - Vic and Neil close with some final words.X: https://twitter.com/NHLWraparoundNeil Smith: https://twitter.com/NYCNeilVic Morren: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vic-morren-7038737/NHL Wraparound Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nhlwraparound/#NHLWraparound #NHLWraparound.com #ShortShifts #NYCentric #CelebritySeries #HallofFameEdition #StanleyCupdate #SummerCoolers #Smith'sPix #NeilSmith #VicMorren #PatrickHoffman #NHL #SummerCoolers #QuickTakes #MikeGartner #HockeyHallofFame #WashingtonCapitals #MinnesotaNorthStars #N.Y.Rangers #TorontoMapleLeafs #PhoenixCoyotes #WesJarvis #GusBadali #RickCurran #NHLPA #TorontoYoungNationals #TorontoRedWings #HapEmms #NiagaraFallsFlyers #BobbyHull #GuyLafleur #CanadaCup #IgorLarionov #SergeiMakarov #VladimirKrutov #MarkMessier #GlennAnderson #WayneGretzky #MarioLemieux #CincinnatiStingers #RayBourque #RyanWalter #RodLangway #BrianEngblom #UlfDahlen #SergeiZubov #DinoCiccarelli #LarryMurphy #BobRouse #JackFerreira #DylanLarkin #ConnorMcDavid #AlexanderOvechkin #AlKoken #KeithTkachuk #BradyTkachuk #OttawaSenators #MatthewTkachuk #FloridaPanthers #ShaneDoan #JeremyRoenick #KrisKing #TeppoNumminen #LannyMcDonald #JeffDenomme #JamieDinsmore #MikeRichter #AdamGraves #JohnVanbiesbrouck #RogerNeilson #ScottyBowman #PierreTurgeon #SteveYzerman #CraigPatrick

2.27.26 Hour 3 1:00- Caps- John Walton, NFL- Nate Davis, Commanders- Mitch Tischler 21:30- We continue the bit... Who is the fastest person on the show to walk a lap around Capital One Arena. 30:00- Joe Beninati on of this could be the final dance for Alex Ovechkin.

Joe Beninati on of this could be the final dance for Alex Ovechkin.

The voice of Caps hockey joins G&D to preview the Caps in the 2nd half.

This week on Taking Stock Susan gets up to speed on new global tariff developments when she talks to Enda Curran of Bloomberg in Washington. We hear about Swizz plans to possibly put a cap on its population. Plus, Susan talks to the Godfather of Information Management, John Mancini ahead of the Convergent Document Management & AI Leadership Summit.

Commanders Are Heading To London full 493 Wed, 25 Feb 2026 15:21:54 +0000 cwg6qXyE5ZRjPEq9pqz2kTHSe37hS09Y sports,news BMitch & Finlay sports,news Commanders Are Heading To London Washington football legend Brian Mitchell and longtime Commanders reporter JP Finlay team up to provide the best Commanders talk and analysis of the Caps, Nats, and Wizards. Every weekday, BMitch and JP bring listeners the latest sports talk, breaking news, game coverage, and analysis, plus interviews with the top personalities and reporters in the DMV.Catch BMitch & Finlay live Monday through Friday (10 a.m. - 2 p.m ET) on 106.7 The Fan, the exclusive audio home of the Nationals and Capitals, or on the Audacy app. For more, follow the show on X @BMitchandFinlay. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F

Our guy John Walton joins G&D to discuss the 2nd half of the Caps, and if they can make a run for the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

From scrutiny of student voting data and new SAVE Act proposals to proposed graduate loan caps, higher education may be breathing a slight sigh of relief as congressional appropriations rejected the administration's deepest cuts. Yet this moment of funding stability comes alongside tighter regulation and expanding federal scrutiny. What happens when civic engagement feels politically charged and access to graduate education becomes more constrained? In conversation with Dr. Felecia Commodore and Dr. Crystal Garcia, we explore what these developments signal about institutional autonomy, belonging, and the posture higher education is adopting in 2026. The post Current Campus Context: Campus Voting Data, Federal Funding & Loan Caps appeared first on Student Affairs NOW.

Your mouth will be watering for this bonus February episode! Eric Dell, President and CEO of American Bakers Association and CAPS team member, Nate Clayberg, jump on the podcast to share the incredible partnership they have been forming on behalf of the commercial baking industry and the CAPS Network. Did you know that the commercial baking industry needs just about every job sector: business managers, engineers, computer specialists, marketers and yes even health care and science professionals? The baking industry has something for everyone!Check out bakingworks.org for more ways to connect to this exciting industry!The Network is all about discovering the CAPS Model. The CAPS Network is a 501(c)3 supporting over 130 programs, in 20+ states and 4 countries. CAPS reimagines education to be a learner centered, profession based experience that catapults young people into passion and purpose. CAPS is going where students lead.Find us!Twitter: @capsnetLinkedIn: CAPS NetworkFacebook: CAPS NetworkInstagram: @capsnetwork

The 94 WIP Morning Show was enthralled by by the way the USA Women's and Men's hockey teams played in the Olympics and won gold. They wonder if the NHL will be able to capitalize on the momentum the Olympics brought for the game of hockey.

It was a strong finish for Team USA at the Milano Cortina Games as they brought home the most gold medals for the country in a single Winter Olympics. Wrapping up the games in dramatic fashion, the U.S. men's hockey team defeated Canada in overtime to capture gold for the first time since 1980. Amna Nawaz discussed more achievements from these games with Christine Brennan of USA Today. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy

Moke Vogel joins G&D to discuss the 2nd half of Caps hockey plus the men's team taking gold at the Olympics.

Welcome to Monsters on the Edge, a show exploring creatures at the edge of our reality in forests, cities, skies, and waters. We examine these creatures and talk to the researchers studying them.Jennifer Shortridge is a prolific author and paranormal researcher, as well as the co-host of the 222 Paranormal Podcast, where she explores haunted locations, unexplained phenomena, and the mysteries that linger just beyond the veil. With a passion for history, folklore, and the strange stories often left untold, Jennifer brings together meticulous research and captivating storytelling.Her books span a wide range of supernatural and historical subjects, including haunted places, ghost lore, cursed objects, numerology, and forgotten legends, inviting readers to see familiar places—and numbers—in an entirely new light. Whether investigating ghost towns, haunted theaters, cemeteries, or the deeper meanings hidden in symbolism, Jennifer's work blends curiosity, respect for history, and a lifelong fascination with the unknown.Based in Ohio, Jennifer continues to write, research, and podcast, sharing stories that prove the past is never truly silent.Jennifer's Books on Amazonhttps://www.amazon.com/stores/Jennifer-Shortridge/author/B0F24PTL61/allbooks?shoppingPortalEnabled=true&ccs_id=e84a9002-d833-42e8-946c-54bbf779e307222 Paranormal Podcast Websitehttps://www.222paranormal.com/222 Paranormal Podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@222paranormalpodcast2222 Paranormal Podcast Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/222paranormalClick that play button, and let's unravel the mysteries of the UNTOLD! Remember to like, share, and subscribe to our channel to stay updated on all the latest discoveries and adventures. See you there!Join Barnaby Jones each Monday on the Untold Radio Network Live at 12pm Central – 10am Pacific and 1pm Eastern. Come and Join the live discussion next week. Please subscribe.We have ten different Professional Podcasts on all the things you like. New favorite shows drop each day only on the UNTOLD RADIO NETWORKTo find out more about Barnaby Jones and his team, (Cryptids, Anomalies, and the Paranormal Society) visit their website www.WisconsinCAPS.comMake sure you share and Subscribe to the CAPS YouTube Channel as wellhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs7ifB9Ur7x2C3VqTzVmjNQ

USA TAKES GOLD!!! Thanks for tuning in Caps fans. USA Hockey took gold in both the Men's and Women's divisions, sweeping the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics! It was an unreal tournament that was rich with so many storylines that we're going to cover this episode. Best Olympics ever! USA! USA! USA! Draft Kings Pick 6: https://tinyurl.com/DKP6THPN Use code THPN FakeWoodTwigs.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Kirk Cousins looks back on his time in DC; EJ Hradek checks in with thoughts on the Olympic hockey tournament; Spencer Carbery discusses his Olympic break and gets us ready for the Caps' stretch run; Rapheal Davis gives his outlook on Maryland and Big Ten basketball; and, Jeremy Piven came into our studio to talk about his career ahead of a weekend of shows in the area!

Kirk Cousins looks back on his time in DC; EJ Hradek checks in with thoughts on the Olympic hockey tournament; Spencer Carbery discusses his Olympic break and gets us ready for the Caps' stretch run; Rapheal Davis gives his outlook on Maryland and Big Ten basketball; and, Jeremy Piven came into our studio to talk about his career ahead of a weekend of shows in the area!

Kirk Cousins looks back on his time in DC; EJ Hradek checks in with thoughts on the Olympic hockey tournament; Spencer Carbery discusses his Olympic break and gets us ready for the Caps' stretch run; Rapheal Davis gives his outlook on Maryland and Big Ten basketball; and, Jeremy Piven came into our studio to talk about his career ahead of a weekend of shows in the area!

Kirk Cousins looks back on his time in DC; EJ Hradek checks in with thoughts on the Olympic hockey tournament; Spencer Carbery discusses his Olympic break and gets us ready for the Caps' stretch run; Rapheal Davis gives his outlook on Maryland and Big Ten basketball; and, Jeremy Piven came into our studio to talk about his career ahead of a weekend of shows in the area!

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Alex Ovechkin is still unsure when he will retire, and that might hurt the Caps according to Grant.

2.20.26 Hour 1 1:00- Alex Ovechkin is still unsure when he will retire, and that might hurt the Caps according to Grant. 32:00- G&D are at Cap One arena, and it's always fun to get there.

Could Alex Ovechkin be holding back the Caps not revealing when he could retire? We also discuss Mike Evans as a possibility for the Commanders.

1161. Today, we look at the history of writing in all-uppercase letters. Tech historian Glenn Fleishman explains how capitals transitioned from a sign of importance to a convention for shouting. Plus, we discuss his research tracking the association between yelling and capital letters back to 1856 and why early newspapers used all capitals to make tiny type seem larger.Glenn Fleishman's website.