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“What the heck is a private investigator?”  Meet Lee Denney, a private investigator hired by the Griggs family to further dive into the death of their son Christian. Lee, an NRA instructor and firearms expert, begins to dig into what happened that day in October - and further questions the Chisenhall's version of events.  For more information about this and other cases we've covered, follow @ICHHstories on Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The team listens to and discusses the 911 calls that were made by Katie and Pat Chisenhall on October 12, 2013. These calls provide a unique glimpse into the Chisenhall's account of what happened that day.  For more information about this and other cases we've covered, follow @ICHHstories on Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Jeff Smith, Steve Strope and Cam Benty Presented by ARP Jeff Smith sits down with Vintage Air founder Jack Chisenhall while at the Grand National Roadster Show. Jack's '32 Ford Roadster, the ‘Champ Deuce' won the title of 2023 America's Most Beautiful Roadster and we hear why. Jack also shares the journey of building and racing a Studebaker that hit over 200MPH on the Bonneville Salt Flats, with A/C. Visit www.arp-bolts.com for all of your engine fastener and hardware needs. Checkout performance shocks and coilovers from Aldan American and use the discount code CARGUY10 for 10% off at www.aldanamerican.com Subscribe to Classic Truck Performance, All-Chevy Performance, and Modern Rodding magazines and the rest of In the Garage Media's content at www.inthegaragemedia.com. For more automotive videos and TV shows, visit Auto Revolution at www.autorevolution.tv Get the parts and gear seen on our videos www.amazon.com/shop/autorevolution Watch episodes on Amazon Prime and Tubi TV www.amazon.com/v/autorevolution

#040 - Rachael Chisenhall, LMFT talks with me on this episode about a number of really important topics. Including discussion around shame, rule breaking and worthiness. This is a great episode. Check it out! For show notes and links from this episode, head to: startfuelingbetter.com/040

We had the most wonderful, positive, and inspiring conversation with Rachael Chisenhall. She is a licensed therapist and coach who helps people rewrite their story, heal from trauma & beliefs holding them back, and have better relationships. We love her instagram, @therapywithrach as a great place to find resources and spot-on information about mental health. In this episode, she shares wisdom to help us better understand and support those with depression. This is a great place to start when understanding depression or reflecting on your own mental health. McKenna and Karen talk about how much they LOVE therapy and share how their therapists see through their tactics. HEALTH: IT'S PERSONAL SHOWNOTES: https://www.thehippodcast.com/depression-series-rachael-chisenhall HEALTH: IT'S PERSONAL INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thehippodcast HEALTH: IT'S PERSONAL FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/healthitspersonal LOVE the work we are doing? Join our Patreon family, for bonus episodes, recipes, and connection: https://www.patreon.com/thehippodcast Curious how we're creating our gorgeous emails? Meet Flodesk! Get 50% off for life with this link. https://flodesk.com/c/Q0QN8C --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Joe Van Zyl talks to Jack Chisenhall. Jack is a legend in the Hot Rod community and the founder and owner of Vintage Air, a company that have been building Air conditioning units for the Hot Rod and Muscle car since the 70's.

From Vintage Air: Jack Chisenhall, President and Founder, and recipient of the Petersen Lifetime Achievement Award, shares his experiences retrofitting older, classic cars with new systems, his time driving on the Bonneville Salt Flats, and what will be the future for 'historic cars'. After a brief introduction, Robert jumps straight to Jack's early love of cars and how he began his career of working with automobiles (0:24) and the first time he attended the Street Rod Nationals (4:21). Then the men share their experiences as cars evolved to have air conditioning and how Jack began retrofitting air systems into older models (7:15). Then Robert takes a moment to reflect on Jack's Petersen Lifetime Achievement Award (8:13). Following a short break, Jack tells about his time driving on the Bonneville Salt Flats (10:17), then Robert asks Jack to share the details of his personal car collection (14:13) and Robert asks Jack his 'any three cars' question (17:38). Jack then explains how he approaches designing new systems for classic cars (20:01) and Robert questions how Vintage Air approaches exotic cars (), before Robert asks Jack about the most difficult 'car' he ever worked on (25:56) and the oldest car he ever worked on (27:54). They conclude the conversation by considering the future of 'historic cars' (28:18). Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter ------------------- Hosted by: Robert Ross Guest: Jack Chisenhall  Produced by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

From Vintage Air: Jack Chisenhall, President and Founder, and recipient of the Petersen Lifetime Achievement Award, shares his experiences retrofitting older, classic cars with new systems, his time driving on the Bonneville Salt Flats, and what will be the future for 'historic cars'. After a brief introduction, Robert jumps straight to Jack's early love of cars and how he began his career of working with automobiles (0:24) and the first time he attended the Street Rod Nationals (4:21). Then the men share their experiences as cars evolved to have air conditioning and how Jack began retrofitting air systems into older models (7:15). Then Robert takes a moment to reflect on Jack's Petersen Lifetime Achievement Award (8:13). Following a short break, Jack tells about his time driving on the Bonneville Salt Flats (10:17), then Robert asks Jack to share the details of his personal car collection (14:13) and Robert asks Jack his 'any three cars' question (17:38). Jack then explains how he approaches designing new systems for classic cars (20:01) and Robert questions how Vintage Air approaches exotic cars (), before Robert asks Jack about the most difficult 'car' he ever worked on (25:56) and the oldest car he ever worked on (27:54). They conclude the conversation by considering the future of 'historic cars' (28:18). Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter ------------------- Hosted by: Robert Ross Guest: Jack Chisenhall  Produced by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack Chisenhall is the President of Vintage Air. Known as the “World’s fastest air conditioning company” their goal is to provide owners of street rods, sport trucks, and performance cars with the finest air conditioning components available. During Vintage Air’s 44 years in business, Jack has earned multiple awards and recognitions for his vital role in the automotive specialty-equipment industry. 

The Indians home opener typically sells out in seconds this year as of seven pm one could get tickets. I explore the why, and explain why even though Dolan is the best owner in Cleveland. He is still part of the problem. I go down some wormholes to talk about about the 2004 Indians bullpen. Then talk about the retired Chisenhall. Some minor injury news and additions as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Miguel Andujar is back on the field. After missing most of last season with a shoulder injury, the 2018 runner-up for AL Rookie of the Year is homered just 3 at-bats into his Spring Training return. Andujar reminds us of his great power, but will he have a job? The Mets really might have the best rotation in baseball. Lonnie Chisenhall is retiring after battling some injuries through his 8-year career. All this (and more) on today's episode.

The Indians home opener typically sells out in seconds this year as of seven pm one could get tickets. I explore the why, and explain why even though Dolan is the best owner in Cleveland. He is still part of the problem. I go down some wormholes to talk about about the 2004 Indians bullpen. Then talk about the retired Chisenhall. Some minor injury news and additions as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joey from The Donut Bag joins as we talk about the (surprising?) start of the Pirates season. The return of Polanco, Diaz, Chisenhall, & Dickerson.What's In The Box?Disney Top Princesses Fantasy Draftcheck us out at twitch.tv/northshorenine

Imagine being so salty about a player wishing not to talk to the Pittsburgh media?Anyway, we start off the show talking about the recent Bryce Harper signing by Philly. 13 years and $330 million. Is that good? Bad? Indifferent? Also, why is NS9 hammering the comparison to Starling Marte again?Next we dive into what the first week of Spring Training has given to us - which has basically been injuries. Hear if we think Elias Diaz will be ready for this year's Opener and what's going on with Chisenhall. Another note from Bradenton, where are the good players at?Lastly, we kick off out NL Central Preview by breaking down the Milwaukee Brewers and our thoughts on their team as it currently stands.

On a wet and wild episode 14, we consider starting a Kenny/Ken themed podcast, forget the existence of AJ Burnett, and compare Ben Revere to a binary star. Links: Chisenhall’s dinger, Early signs positive as Kaleb Cowart tries to pitch for Tigers, Chisenhall making amends in a big way, Lonnie Chisenhall living an active life even in offseason from MLB (video) Artwork by Shelby Criswell Our theme music is "The Littlest League Possible" by Guided By Voices Donate to Baseball For All: https://www.baseballforall.com/donation Email: tatertotspod@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/tatertotspod Twitter: twitter.com/tatertotspod

Charles is back this week for a podcast that goes a little bit off the rails. Come hear about Lonnie Chisenhall, more Mariners moves, and updates on other free agents and trade candidates from around the league.

Lonnie Chisenhall's signing will help fill the gap in the outfield until Gregory Polanco returns. MLB.com's Dani Wexelman and Pirates reporter Adam Berry discuss Chisenhall's instant impact in Pittsburgh and Cole Tucker joins the podcast from Europe to share his Fall League experience.

Lonnie Chisenhall's signing will help fill the gap in the outfield until Gregory Polanco returns. MLB.com's Dani Wexelman and Pirates reporter Adam Berry discuss Chisenhall's instant impact in Pittsburgh and Cole Tucker joins the podcast from Europe to share his Fall League experience.

On this month's State of the Matter we have painter Felipe Cavalcanti, event organizers for Adventure ATL Sean Taylor and Josh Davis, and musician Jake Chisenhall. Theme music provided by Jake Chisenhall.

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ALDS Game 2 recap: We second guess a number of Girardi decisions, including not challenging the hit-by-pitch on Chisenhall, pulling CC after 77 pitches, leaving Robertson in too long, not using Chapman for a 2-inning save, and his extra inning managing. Then we discuss the Yankees great game plan vs Kluber and look ahead to game 3 in the Bronx with Tanaka on the mound. We play listener voicemails to end the show. Get in touch: @YankeesPodcast @Andrew_Rotondi @ScottReinen Mailbag: bronxpinstripes.com/podcast Voicemail: 646-480-0342 If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a rating and review! #nyy #yankees #newyork #newyorksports #wfan #espn #mlb #baseball #sports #MLBplayoffs #ALDS #Cleveland #Indians

The Cleveland Indians have been scuffling winners over the first six weeks of the season. While their 18-14 record puts them atop the American League Central by a game over the Minnesota Twins, the team has yet to click for more than a game or two at a time. No, it's not a time to worry, but while we're waiting for this team to get healthy and put it all together, there are some interesting struggles emerging. Sure, it's WAY too early to be talking about first place, and worries, with a roster as talented as this one, but it's still something to put in your back pocket, as the summer season grows closer. Today, WFNY's Jim Pete and Mike Hattery dive into a few of these conversations, discussing the fantastic bullpen, the suddenly thin-ish rotation, and of course, how the Indians are handling Yandy Diaz, and what and how they're presenting his talent to the public. We're on Patreon and you can support us! Subscribe: iTunes Stitcher Google Play YouTube Here's the line-up: The bullpen is elite, the rotation is really good. All things considered, how good are they? Can the bullpen and rotation carry the team if the offense struggles for long stretches because the American League just sucks...and Mike isn't chatty. The Nick Goody experiment Goody as a high leverage reliever at some point? Yeah, we have to talk about Yandy Diaz. They sent him down to work on multiple positions and get every day at bats, and they brought him up to be a utility...super. We recorded this podcast on Sunday...so we have predictive powers. Mike is offended...OFFENDED...about the 25th man usage. The Michael Martinez defense How to use Yandy, and get him at bats Protecting Kipnis and Brantley Left-handed pitching, and why it's killing us right now, and why it won't always be that way There are natural factors which cause us to struggle against lefties when Encarnacion and Guyer are struggling Yandy Diaz ISN'T A CONTROL ISSUE... Cody Allen and Andrew Miller Has Andrew Miller become the "Corey Kluber" of the bullpen, lifting the rest of the pen? Fun bullpen usage Rotation depth worries? Salazar's a risk, can't punt Bauer, Tomlin is always a concern, and Triple A pitchers are struggling Clevinger is a five-and-fly dude A way too early talk about trading for a starter...because Cooney and Frias There likely is enough talent in the rotation and beyond, to compensate Cost of a starter, could be a worry, unless the market is flooding Minor League talk: Worried about the Indians overall depth? Loving Thomas Pannone There's some really good talent, but there's a gap between the now guys, and the then guys players taking a step back Logan Ice...a catcher to keep any eye on? Richie Shaffer...will he ever play in the big leagues? Will Naquin never make it back to the Indians Somehow, we talk about Chisenhall again Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The EHC boys are back and they're talking about - what else? - the Cleveland Indians. They discuss the week that was, including talk about Francisco Lindor's monumental offer that was turned down. We're on Patreon and you can support us! Subscribe: iTunes Stitcher Google Play Ohio City Burrito is fantastic Great Lakes Brewery's Hop Madness is insanely good, and will Conway's Irish Ale eventually be a forever beer? So, the Indians offered Lindor a historic deal So, Lindor said no, but the Indians will sign Lindor. It's done. Lindor, generational money, New Balance, and betting on Frankie 12-year, $200 million deal? Burke's perennial podcast shoutout Face of the Franchise Does it actually make sense to give Lindor most of that Trout deal? The offensive core of the Indians are Lindor and Ramirez Gravy is so good…right Michael Brantley? Chisenhall, Jackson, Guyer and Almonte provide so much value Can the outfield keep Greg Allen and Bradley Zimmer in the minors until September? Kipnis in the six-hole Jose Ramirez could make $100 million less than Francisco Lindor over the life of his contract, but put up nearly the same numbers, or better? Minor League chatter including Bobby Bradley, Bradley Zimmer, Greg Allen, Tristan McKenzie, and Thomas Pannone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lonnie Chisenhall is heading to the disabled list after crashing into the wall during a Spring Training game last week. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Indians reporter Jordan Bastian break down how the roster shakes out with Chisenhall on the mend and where Michael Brantley's health is to begin the season. Jordan Bastian also chats with Terry Francona about the Edwin Encarnacion addition and how he plans to use his bullpen.

There aren't many question marks when you take into account the Cleveland Indians' roster. While the infield is as locked as any in Major League Baseball, the outfield still has some potential for turmoil. Will Michael Brantley be healthy at any point in 2017? Can Tyler Naquin continue his big rookie campaign? Is the Lonnie Chisenhall/Brandon Guyer (Guyer-Hall? ChisGuy?) platoon in right the anchor of the outfield? Is Abraham Almonte the most pivotal outfielder? Can Austin Jackson make the roster? Will Yandy Diaz make the team out of camp? What about Greg Allen and Bradley Zimmer? WFNY's Mike Hattery and Jim Pete dive into the complex discussion in today's EHC podcast. Catch up on the positional previews: Catcher |  First Base |  Second Base |  Third Base | Shortstop We're on Patreon and you can support us! Subscribe: iTunes Stitcher Google Play YouTube Hattery continues his full court press to get Conway's Irish Ale on the full-time menu @GLBC_Cleveland. Jim makes a case for @aviatorbrew in Raleigh, NC to do the same with McGritty's There are a lot of solid players out there, and a ton of depth Are the Indians looking at the low salary guys in the OF as a way to counterbalance their high-cost players elsewhere? Terry Francona and his slow burn Spring Training, that won't end at the beginning of April Francona is really good at finding the right guys at the right time 9-man outfield, with a sweeper Will Lindor play rover? Will Michael Brantley even be a factor in 2017, and Brantley hot takes ensue... Santana in left field? No...no...that's not our #hottake The Chisenhall and Guyer platoon, with both being discussed as potential center field options Chisenhall's short leash, and how Tyler Naquin could mean the end for Lonnie The center field mystery: Naquin? Almonte? Austin Jackson? Yandy Diaz? Greg Allen? Bradley Zimmer? The Indians and a roster that is massively flexible Allen/Naquin...Almonte/Diaz...Guyer/Chisenhall...platoon city? The over/under on the outfield, and Jim goes insane...and I even give Nomina credit Diaz/Allen/Zimmer...who gets the most? Is Zimmer the better side of the baseball mirror with Tyler Naquin? How much can Jim and Mike undersell Zimmer? Greg Allen brings a skill to the table that nobody else in the outfield has...and that's straight up defense Drew Stubbs comps? Grady Sizemore help...helping Zimmer, Naquin and Allen All in on Greg Allen Good breaks, but can't make reads? #hottake #idiocy The Indians pitching sets up well, both in the rotation an the pen, to have their best defenders in the infield   We don't have Collin Cowgill...we have Austin Jackson #upgrade Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Who is the biggest jokester in the Indians' clubhouse? Does Lonnie Chisenhall think the Indians have a better chance of winning the World Series now that the Cavaliers won the NBA Championship? You won't want to miss the answers to these questions and more as Chisenhall steps into the Chatting Cage.

What an emotional rollercoaster this past week was. First, then Cleveland Indians were swept by the Philadelphia Phillies, then they come back in the last series and look brilliant against the Detroit Tigers again. That gave Jason and I plenty to talk about in this week's episode. We touch on Michael Brantley's return to dominance in the series against the Tigers, as well as Chisenhall's failure to do the same. On the same note, we also talk about how great Carlos Santana has been (again), whether he is leading off or not. When it comes to the All-Star game, Francisco Lindor will be the American League's starting shortstop. At least one of thinks that *cough* not Jason *cough*. And, finally, Royals Review managing editor Max Rieper joins us to preview the upcoming series against the Royals. With him we discuss expectations for the Royals and when Salvador Perez's knees will turn to shreds with all his playing time. This week's episode clocks in at 55 minutes. Thanks for listening! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What an emotional rollercoaster this past week was. First, then Cleveland Indians were swept by the Philadelphia Phillies, then they come back in the last series and look brilliant against the Detroit Tigers again. That gave Jason and I plenty to talk about in this week's episode. We touch on Michael Brantley's return to dominance in the series against the Tigers, as well as Chisenhall's failure to do the same. On the same note, we also talk about how great Carlos Santana has been (again), whether he is leading off or not. When it comes to the All-Star game, Francisco Lindor will be the American League's starting shortstop. At least one of thinks that *cough* not Jason *cough*. And, finally, Royals Review managing editor Max Rieper joins us to preview the upcoming series against the Royals. With him we discuss expectations for the Royals and when Salvador Perez's knees will turn to shreds with all his playing time. This week's episode clocks in at 55 minutes. Thanks for listening! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 6 is here! We are joined by our 1st guest ever, Joe Coblitz of Burningriverbaseball.com to discuss a variety of topics including is Corey Kluber aka Klubot, malfunctioning? Shaw's early season struggles and why you should not worry about them. What happens when Chisenhall and Brantley come back? The minor league update and our bar and beer of the week! And a sickly co-host Caitlin, who has issues talking this week.

Even todays big edition of The Sports Fix, cant be as big as Lonnie Chisenhalls night in Texas was, but lets see what we can do! Jeff Gorman of Indians 101 joins us to put Lonnies night in historical perspective, as the Indians rip through Texas, taking 3 of 4 heading to KC, and Tribe closes to within 2 in the AL Central, Dr Football Bill Chachkes talks Marino withdraws from NFL lawsuit quickly, Browns decline Hard Knocks and all the Browns and NFL news, Cavs offer megadeal to Calipari, a direct end run around Griffin? NBA Finals Game 3, Crazy Don Sterling and so much more... GET YOUR FIX!

Mondays suck a little less when you have fun, so un-suck this Monday and join us for a fast paced and fun edition of The Sports Fix! We're talking the Indians weekend in Texas as they climbed back above .500, Brantley climbing in all Star votes, should Chisenhall soon be in that discussion soon? NFL makes crazy demands on cities hoping to host the Super Bowl, Browns notes heading into camp, Dan Wismar is here talking Buckeyes recruits and the "Win Tax", Cavs set to offer Kyrie a "max" deal, LeBron charges back in Game 2 of the NBA Finals and so much more... GET YOUR FIX!