Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Conte

Riding Shotgun With Charlie #227  Jonathan Goldstein NRA BOD, NRA 2.0 Candidate   This is a small first, but a first nonetheless. Jonathan Goldstein flew up from Philadelphia to Boston just to film a show with me! Yes, I'm beyond honored! He's also working that hard to get elected for the NRA Board of Directors. And in his home state of Pennsylvania for their gun owners. It's always fun to meet someone new and widen my circle of friends. I picked up Jonathan at the airport and we drove for a bit to get to know each other.  We kick things off quickly and jump in deep, talking about Bruen, open carry v concealed, and why some laws aren't conducive to logic. He's got a great line, borrowed from Chris Conte from the NRA ILA, about “New Jersey being the North Korea of gun ownership.” I knew things were going to be fun after that.    Jonathan didn't really grow up as a gun guy. He owned IT businesses and sold them before going to law school. Besides that, he was a newlywed and applied for law school, and was on the ballot for the state legislature. After not liking the big law firm, he got together with some other friends and started outsourcing legal work to India.  But as he says everyone “hates outsourcing, but they hate lawyers more.”    Back in 1994, the gun laws were being redone in the Pa. There were lots of folks against it and he wanted to see what they were against. Each of the towns and cities were supposed to have the same laws. But they decided they were going to have different classes of cities, and thus, Philly was in its own class. Therefore, having its own laws that the rest of the state didn't have. He started thinking about why the politicians were so set against lawful gun ownership. That piqued his interest and that's when he became a gun owner. He got a permit, bought a snub revolver, got into shotguns and bird hunting and found a new passion.    Around the time Heller was going on in 2008, he was getting more involved in getting cases and getting noticed by the NRA. This is where he became friends with Chris Conte at NRA ILA. In 2011, he was awarded the Defender of Justice by NRA ILA. He also helped raise money for the NRA.    On the radar of the NRA, he ends up on a couple committees, one for the legal affairs and one for the non-traditional gun owner, those of racial and sexual minorities. With enough trust, he was placed on the nominating committee. That's when he started seeing that things were not necessarily going so well. That's when he started seeing that some BOD members weren't there for wholesome reasons. He saw that they weren't all rowing in the same direction. Some of the folks haven't seen that the old tactics aren't working, haven't been, and don't want to change.    We got into it a bit more of course. He's very passionate about the NRA and what is going on and what needs to be changed. I really enjoyed the conversation with Jonathan and I look forward to seeing him in Atlanta in April.    This wraps up the five interviews I've done with the NRA 2.0 Candidates running on the reform ticket. I've had another five or so on the show over the years. I'm voting for all 28 of the “Reformers”. I enjoyed the conversations with them all. As with the NRA staff that I've had on the show, I can see the passion for the NRA and our rights that they have and they're fighting for. These 28 candidates know that the NRA didn't earn the respect of the members, their funds, and their support. I do have faith in them and what they plan on doing to resurrect the NRA from what has been going on. I have confidence in them and I'm looking forward to the progress for gun owners across the country.    While it is too late to become a life member and be able to vote, it's not too late to vote for those who haven't yet. Ballots were sent out in the February magazines and have to be received by April 6, 2025.    Favorite quotes: “The goal is to frustrate the gun owner.” “The modality that works best today is concealed carry. Not open carry.” “The fact that I carry a gun keeps you safer. You're welcome.” “What do these politicians intend to do to me that my ownership of firearms is a threat to them.” “NRA is back on the map. We're clean. We're well run. We deserve to get out seat at the table back.”   Elect A New NRA Website https://electanewnra.com/   Goldstein Law Partners https://goldsteinlp.com/   Second Amendment Foundation https://secure.anedot.com/saf/donate?sc=RidingShotgun    Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms https://www.ccrkba.org/     Please support the Riding Shotgun With Charlie sponsors and supporters.    Self Defense Radio Network http://sdrn.us/   Buy a Powertac Flashlight, use RSWC as the discount code and save 15% www.powertac.com/RSWC   SABRE Red Pepper Spray  https://lddy.no/1iq1n   Or listen on: iTunes/Apple podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/riding-shotgun-with-charlie/id1275691565

Our guest this episode is audiovisual visionary and Global Ambassador, Chris Conte. Chris is a legend in audiovisual technology design with over 30 years of experience creating immersive, location-based experiences. As Global Ambassador for Electrosonic, Chris has played a pivotal role in shaping some of the world's most iconic projects, including theme parks, museums, theaters, and even groundbreaking spectacles like the Sphere in Las Vegas. Chris's unparalleled expertise and innovative approach to AV design and project development have set a gold standard in the industry. Connect with Chris and explore the cutting edge of audiovisual technology atelectrosonic.com and on LinkedIn. Show hosts: Mel McGowan & Freddy Martin Show design & production: Barry R. Hill Theme music composed by Rob Watson, closing music by the Lost Dogs. Give us a shoutout on iTunes; we love the attention, and browse www.themedattraction.com for even more on the attractions industry. Thanks for listening!

The wait is over. Remember This Crap is back and it's a doozy. How about nearly three hours of the worst losses in (recent) Bears history? Relive all the moments you wanted to forget with Andy and Mike D., as Chester Marcol scampers wildly into the end zone, Jim Harbaugh audibles his way into disaster, Kevin Butler misses a field goal that Pat McAfee would pay a college kid $200K to make these days, Wanny draws up a game winning pass for a defensive tackle, Jeff George outduels Jim Miller, Marion Barber III happens, Trestman kicks on second down, Chris Conte is the only one playing man to man defense on fourth and eight, Eddy Piniero shows off his leg and we saved the worst for last and yes, it's the one you think it is. All that, and more.

The boys talk their favorite topic: the NFL Draft! The Bucs, the best value picks, the funniest moments, how linemen get burgers named after them, and that time Chris Conte was murdered on national TV. Then we turn out attention to our self-proclaimed uniform enthusiast - Trey to talk City Connect Jerseys, NFL uni reveals, the poop game, and mascots on skateboards!

In a law-packed Cyberlaw Podcast episode, Chris Conte walks us through the long, detailed, and justifiably controversial SEC enforcement action against SolarWinds and its top infosec officer, Tim Brown. It sounds to me as though the SEC's explanation for its action will (1) force companies to examine and update all of their public security documents, (2) transmit a lot more of their security engineers' concerns to top management, and (3) quite possibly lead to disclosures beyond those required by the SEC's new cyber disclosure rules that would alert network attackers to what security officials know about the attack in something close to real time.  Jim Dempsey does a deep dive into the administration's executive order on AI, adding details not available last week when we went live. It's surprisingly regulatory, while still trying to milk jawboning and public-private partnership for all they're worth. The order more or less guarantees a flood of detailed regulatory and quasiregulatory initiatives for the rest of the President's first term. Jim resists our efforts to mock the even more in-the-weeds OMB guidance, saying it will drive federal AI contracting in significant ways. He's a little more willing, though, to diss the Bletchley Park announcement on AI principles that was released by a large group of countries. It doesn't say all that much, and what it does say isn't binding.  David Kris covers the Supreme Court's foray into cyberlaw this week – oral argument in two cases about when politicians can curate the audience that interacts with their social media sites. This started as a Trump issue, David reminds us, but it has lost its predictable partisan valence, so now it's just a surprisingly hard constitutional controversy that, as Justice Elena Kagan almost said, left the Supreme Court building littered with first amendment rights. Finally, I drop in on Europe to see how that Brussels Effect is doing. Turns out that, after years of huffing and puffing, the privacy bureaucrats are dropping the hammer on Facebook's data-fueled advertising model. In a move that raises doubts about how far from Brussels the Brussels Effect can reach, Facebook is changing its business model, but just for Europe, where kids won't get ads and grownups will have the dubious option of paying about ten bucks a month for Facebook and Insta. Another straw in the wind: Ordered by the French government to drop Russian government news channels, YouTube competitor Rumble has decided to drop France instead. Download 480th Episode (mp3) You can subscribe to The Cyberlaw Podcast using iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or our RSS feed. As always, The Cyberlaw Podcast is open to feedback. Be sure to engage with @stewartbaker on Twitter. Send your questions, comments, and suggestions for topics or interviewees to CyberlawPodcast@gmail.com. Remember: If your suggested guest appears on the show, we will send you a highly coveted Cyberlaw Podcast mug! The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of their institutions, clients, friends, families, or pets.

In a law-packed Cyberlaw Podcast episode, Chris Conte walks us through the long, detailed, and justifiably controversial SEC enforcement action against SolarWinds and its top infosec officer, Tim Brown. It sounds to me as though the SEC's explanation for its action will (1) force companies to examine and update all of their public security documents, (2) transmit a lot more of their security engineers' concerns to top management, and (3) quite possibly lead to disclosures beyond those required by the SEC's new cyber disclosure rules that would alert network attackers to what security officials know about the attack in something close to real time.  Jim Dempsey does a deep dive into the administration's executive order on AI, adding details not available last week when we went live. It's surprisingly regulatory, while still trying to milk jawboning and public-private partnership for all they're worth. The order more or less guarantees a flood of detailed regulatory and quasiregulatory initiatives for the rest of the President's first term. Jim resists our efforts to mock the even more in-the-weeds OMB guidance, saying it will drive federal AI contracting in significant ways. He's a little more willing, though, to diss the Bletchley Park announcement on AI principles that was released by a large group of countries. It doesn't say all that much, and what it does say isn't binding.  David Kris covers the Supreme Court's foray into cyberlaw this week – oral argument in two cases about when politicians can curate the audience that interacts with their social media sites. This started as a Trump issue, David reminds us, but it has lost its predictable partisan valence, so now it's just a surprisingly hard constitutional controversy that, as Justice Elena Kagan almost said, left the Supreme Court building littered with first amendment rights. Finally, I drop in on Europe to see how that Brussels Effect is doing. Turns out that, after years of huffing and puffing, the privacy bureaucrats are dropping the hammer on Facebook's data-fueled advertising model. In a move that raises doubts about how far from Brussels the Brussels Effect can reach, Facebook is changing its business model, but just for Europe, where kids won't get ads and grownups will have the dubious option of paying about ten bucks a month for Facebook and Insta. Another straw in the wind: Ordered by the French government to drop Russian government news channels, YouTube competitor Rumble has decided to drop France instead. Download 480th Episode (mp3) You can subscribe to The Cyberlaw Podcast using iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or our RSS feed. As always, The Cyberlaw Podcast is open to feedback. Be sure to engage with @stewartbaker on Twitter. Send your questions, comments, and suggestions for topics or interviewees to CyberlawPodcast@gmail.com. Remember: If your suggested guest appears on the show, we will send you a highly coveted Cyberlaw Podcast mug! The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of their institutions, clients, friends, families, or pets.

Dave and I site down with Michael Gomez and Chris Conte. Both combat veterans of the 1-32INF. We discuss their life before the military, during, and after. Links to the various charities we talk about. Preserving the Past and Changing the Future: https://terkfoundation.org Reel Thanx: https://www.reelthanx.org Gallant Few: https://gallantfew.org You can also listen to Michael Gomez on Black Rifle Coffee's recent podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/black-rifle-coffee-podcast/id1501597193?i=1000583246061 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duck-it-dialogue/support

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The Buffalo Bills have a storied history, and some moments are more indelible than others. The podcast hosts share their favorite Bills memories, including seeing John Elway as a rookie, watching Fred Jackson truck Chris Conte, Sam Adams rumbling for a pick-six, and more! Subscribe to the Buffalo Rumblings podcast channel featuring Billieve, Buffalo Rumblings Q&A, Breaking Buffalo Rumblings, Code of Conduct with J. Spence, The Bruce Exclusive, The Buff Hub, Jamie D. and Big Newt, The Mafia Mavens, The Overreaction Sports Podcast, and Circling the Wagons: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play | Spotify | Podbean | iHeartRadio | TuneIn | Megaphone | YouTubeAsk Alexa or Google Home to play the Buffalo Rumblings podcast! Tell a friend and leave a review. Both can really help us grow our audience. Editor’s note: If you’re viewing this in Apple News, you’ll need to head to your podcast app or phone’s web browser to hear the embedded audio file. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Buffalo Bills have a storied history, and some moments are more indelible than others. The podcast hosts share their favorite Bills memories, including seeing John Elway as a rookie, watching Fred Jackson truck Chris Conte, Sam Adams rumbling for a pick-six, and more! Subscribe to the Buffalo Rumblings podcast channel featuring Billieve, Buffalo Rumblings Q&A, Breaking Buffalo Rumblings, Code of Conduct with J. Spence, The Bruce Exclusive, The Buff Hub, Jamie D. and Big Newt, The Mafia Mavens, The Overreaction Sports Podcast, and Circling the Wagons: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play | Spotify | Podbean | iHeartRadio | TuneIn | Megaphone | YouTubeAsk Alexa or Google Home to play the Buffalo Rumblings podcast! Tell a friend and leave a review. Both can really help us grow our audience. Editor’s note: If you’re viewing this in Apple News, you’ll need to head to your podcast app or phone’s web browser to hear the embedded audio file. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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It's Packers week part deux and Andy and Mike D. are ready to look back at important Bears-Packers games in recent history (there really have been some) they also talk about the Jerry Lewis telethon, Tom Dreesen, Caleb Hanie, Chris Conte, Eddie Jackson returning an interception and hurting his knee, great high school football plays, great (and terrible) Hall of Fame busts, Gary Kubiak's migraines, Mark Grace strikeouts, when you can advance a fumble, how to use timeouts, Doug Flutie doing a dropkick, and when you should attempt a free kick and how it works. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desipio/message

Dan Bernstein was joined by Laurence Holmes for transition, where they pondered the Bears' chances of making the playoffs. That led to them remembering the 2013 Bears' regular-season finale, a heartbreaking loss to the Packers in Week 17 that kept them out of the playoffs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys are back to discuss the anxiety attack that we all had watching the Steeler's squeak one out against the Titans. We discuss the Steelers stellar first half, hiccups in the second half, the missed field goal, and Spillane being a dawg. Dez signs with the Shit Birds, Steelers brought Berry back to punt, and we look ahead with predictions for this week's game against the Ravens. We also talk a little World Series baseball action. All this and more on episode 153 of the Yinzertainment podcast.

We welcome Chris Conte to the show to discuss the trade deadline, what the Canucks did, injuries and the best Hockey Night in Canada ever.

Part 1 of our NFL Divisional preview is here! Travis and Christian join the podcast as we prepare for the 2019 season kickoff. We go division by division across the AFC to review what’s happening and then we predict each divisions winner. · I give a pretty convincing argument to why this is the year the Patriots strangle hold across the division comes to an end. · We discuss if Patrick Mahomes can duplicate his MVP season from last year and if that will still mean they win the division. · Travis gives a bold AFC West playoff predication. · We all disagree on who will be the winner of the AFC North; Possibly the toughest division of NFL Football. (Has anyone heard from Chris Conte after a Monday Night Stiff Arm sent him to IR?) · Will Myles Garrett a top 5 pass rusher this year? · Will the Jadeveon Clowney trade to Seattle allow another team to challenge for the top of the AFC South? · How does Andrew Luck retiring affect the Colts chances to win the division? · Did the Texans give up too much for Laremy Tunsil? · All of this and so, so, so much more. Be on the look out for our NFC recap, coming tomorrow before the 100th season of the NFL kicks off with The Chicago Bears hosting the Green Bay Packers. Like the content and want to hear more? Leave us a review where you listen to podcasts. Also consider donating our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AverageTeeTime We appreciate each and every donation and it helps us create additional episodes in the future. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tobaria-tee-ruffin/support

Theme parks have become a place where fans and guests can travel into new worlds and experience much more than just a thrilling ride. These immersive experiences are getting bigger, more detailed, and are requiring the support of innovative AV installs. As consumers come to expect more from their theme park visits, where does AV fit into the puzzle to enhance the experience? On today's episode of the Pro AV Podcast, we get insight from thought leaders at Electrosonic: UK Senior Consultant Paul Kent, and US Vice President Chris Conte. With consumers setting the tone for what's next in theme park rides, the pressure is on. "The goal is to give them something that's better than what they could experience at home," Kent said. "It can be a challenge because you have all these fantastic movies and TV shows...then for them to come alive in a theme park, it's a real-time experience. There are big expectations," Conte said. "And no time for post-production like in the movies. The production has to be flawless," Kent added. So how does AV offer production teams the ability to pull off these immersive experiences, without getting in the way of the experience? It's a tight line to walk, because mismanaged AV installations can often pull end-users out of an experience if the installations aren't added in with direction and intentionality behind the design. "We're asked all the time, how we can create a 'wow' moment and pull people into the experience. It's the fun part of designing these attractions, but it can be tricky. Interactivity is a buzz word for designers and creators. They have to create a linear storyline while also considering the throughput of getting an audience through the ride in a few minutes," Conte said. "Group interactive much more challenging than an individual experience like VR. AR will really be the technology that's more viable in theme parks." That storytelling, at the end of the day, is what makes today's theme park attraction successful, and AV has to be a welcomed addition to the larger narrative of the ride, exhibit, or park as a whole. Conte, who had the opportunity to visit 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge' before opening to the public, had to point to Disneyland's newest attraction as a perfect example of a successful . "I was blown away by the detail, some of the best art direction I've ever seen. When you enter the ride, you are fully immersed into the world of Star Wars. It's not just the physical pieces. It's the sound, the lights, the technology. It's truly amazing," he said.

Ralph catches up on the life and times of Ricky Williams. We recount Will Gholston’s fluctuating waist line and the man-handling the Buccaneers endured at the hands of Shaq Barrett in 2016. Our pirate angel Chris Conte, current free agent, represents the Bucs at a charity event. Roy Cummings and the Joes argue semantics this week. With the departure of Leonard Wester, we recall the performance of the offensive line under George Warhop. We debate the merits of tablets over books as Ralph and Molly take on Bruce Arians’ book, “The Quarterback Whisperer”. Dexter Jackson will announce the Buccaneers’ third round pick, and we ponder the best moment in the life of a football player. The Bucs make another free agent signing with DT Nick Thurman. Ralph and Molly experience amnesia as they discuss Hardknocks. Who is handsier: Mike Evans or Julio Jones? We discuss! Molly shops on Buccaneers.com and Ralph catches up on, you guessed it… the Buccaneers cheerleader tryouts! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buccaneers-observer/message

Chris Conte is one of the masterful storytellers in the news industry. He's been at CBS Nashville for 7 years, and he turns reporting into an art form.We discuss how he does it so well, the time a case of mistaken identity led to death threats, crossing the finish line during the Boston Marathon terrorist attack and the documentary he produced on devastating Tennessee wildfires.

Steelers Tight End thinks it might be nice to check in with Chris Conte, Dave Dameshek blames Coach Tomlin for breaking his heart, Missi Matthews updates us on James Conner and Chris Boswell, Merril Hoge insists Rocky Bleier missed his true calling, PFT Commenter has a theory behind Mark Davis' haircut, and Steve Byrne shares a few monologue jokes

Steelers Tight End thinks it might be nice to check in with Chris Conte, Dave Dameshek blames Coach Tomlin for breaking his heart, Missi Matthews updates us on James Conner and Chris Boswell, Merril Hoge insists Rocky Bleier missed his true calling, PFT Commenter has a theory behind Mark Davis' haircut, and Steve Byrne shares a few monologue jokes

Episode 55 This week on #NoOffense the we talk about our vacation that Chris and the Duchess took to celebrate their anniversary, and Jason tagged along! We shared some anniversary stories, what our traditions and tendencies are with our spouses and why it's important not to get complacent!  Vacations have to end at some point and that brings us back to work and what some of our worst job experiences were.  We talk about a new term called "Lawnmower Parents" and explain how we personally like to handle situations with our kids.  We also do our NFL recap and talk about the heartbreaker that our Tampa Bay Buccaneers left us with on Monday night as Fitzmagic may be coming to an end, Jameis Winston's fake Twitter account and the horror that is Chris Conte.  Don't forget Welcome To Florida where this week the theme was naked in Florida! A naked man picking fights at Chik-Fil-A, a naked Florida man nearly burning his house down trying to make cookies on a George Foreman grill and a naked Florida man who does all his gardening in the nude much to his neighbor's dismay! All of this plus even more nonsense than you ever knew you needed this week on #NoOffense!   This week's featured podcast is Shooting Breezes   #NoOffense is part of the NSFW Podcast Network   Never miss a new episode, subscribe and give us a rating on Apple Podcasts! Also available on Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean and everywhere else you can find podcasts!   Visit us on Patreon and help support the show! For #NoOffense merchandise visit us at We Have Merch   Get interactive with us, we love to hear from you! Facebook Twitter Instagram Email us at HTNOS@Yahoo.com     Intro music performed by Alaya www.basickrecords.com

Episode 030. Dirty 30! GRAM & CJ are back on their Two Man Power Trip. A lot of people are fucking up this week and the guys tackle it all. FALLS COUNT ANYWHERE | 7:10 - Bill Cosby - Daz Dillinger - NFL Week 2 highlights WHO'S FUCKIN UP?! | 27:25 - Chris Conte, Brie Bella, Clay Matthews, Victor Ortiz, Bill Cosby MAIN EVENT | 44:40 - Kyle Kuzma's Top 5 WWE Finishers - This Week in WWE + more! Intro Song: Jon Dough - C4 | Stay Tuned Outro: Juicy J ft. Travis Scott - Neighbor | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mLIVaHp4A4 Follow The Enemies! @TheEnemiesPod @ohmygodgram @briantronic @yeah_dats_mee

In a room filled with heroes – Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler & Chris Wesseling – create some new NFL slogans (6:25) and then react to the latest NFL news, including the Vikings' Everson Griffen's recent mental health concerns (10:20), Rex Burkhead being place on IR (12:50), Jameis Winston's 3-game suspension ending (15:35), Tampa Bay's Chris Conte and the Rams' Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib injuries (18:50) & nearly all rookie quarterbacks are taking the reins (sorry Lamar)(20:50)! Then the heroes share their picks for ‘Show Me Something' (27:50) – what will Kirk Cousins and John DeFilippo show against the Rams (28:10), can the Dolphins show up against New England (34:45), and lastly, the heroes discuss what they hope to see Thursday night in the Vikings and Rams game (42:50).Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gregory ArmstrongWe had ourselves a weekend folks. Jets suck, Josh Allen is hurdling human beings and Chris Conte had his faced pushed not once but twice into the turf in Tampa. That poor soul. Now he's on IR with a "knee" injury. We also get started talking about our top 10 in game dunks which will conclude next Tuesday. Buckle up.noChris Conte Needs To Find Another ProfessionChris Conte Needs To Find Another Professionsports,nba,football,discussion,pop,culture,movies,music

In a room filled with heroes – Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler & Chris Wesseling – create some new NFL slogans (6:25) and then react to the latest NFL news, including the Vikings’ Everson Griffen’s recent mental health concerns (10:20), Rex Burkhead being place on IR (12:50), Jameis Winston’s 3-game suspension ending (15:35), Tampa Bay’s Chris Conte and the Rams’ Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib injuries (18:50) & nearly all rookie quarterbacks are taking the reins (sorry Lamar)(20:50)! Then the heroes share their picks for ‘Show Me Something’ (27:50) – what will Kirk Cousins and John DeFilippo show against the Rams (28:10), can the Dolphins show up against New England (34:45), and lastly, the heroes discuss what they hope to see Thursday night in the Vikings and Rams game (42:50).

The Bears are 2-1, the Cubs are trying to clinch the division, and the Bulls are about to get going. It's a busy sports week in Chicago and Mark Carman and Adam Hoge are here to break it all down for you. Hoge tells you why Mitch Trubisky needs to stop being compared to Patrick Mahomes, while Carm tells you which National League teams the Cubs need to be worried about. Oh, and Chris Conte gets a mention in the show too.

Jameis Winston returned to One Buc Place on Tuesday and head coach Dirk Koetter informed him and Ryan Fitzpatrick who will start this weekend, but he wouldn't tell anyone else. Rick Stroud breaks it down as well as why Ryan Fitzpatrick didn't play as poorly as you may think on Monday night, the offensive line problems, Chris Conte's injury and how it affects the defense, and can you hit a QB at all. Plus the Rays have been officially eliminated from the playoffs and the Lightning continue their preseason games. Today's show is presented by Swimming with the Manatees at Book online at http://SwimmingWithTheManatees.com, or call 352-571-1888! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Fitzmagic has run out, sort of. Big Ben is back and so is Chris Conte (2:56 - 8:15). We solve the Niners QB problems by drafting a different quarterback for each primetime game (8:15 - 21:05). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Steven Seagal's latest scheme (21:05 - 37:28). Celtics Forward Gordon Hayward joins the show to talk about his decision to join the Celtics, how tough it was being injured last year, Brad Stevens being a genius, his famous viral video, the Duke shot, and what it's like being Lebron's little b word (37:28 - 75:16). Segments include Nitpicking Saban, Take Quake, Stick to Sports Jason Witten, Break in case of emergency Jimmy Butler Trade, and Guys on Chicks  

NFL Insider Bill Billick chats w/ TKras about playing Chicago on a short week, Chris Conte's embarrassing moment, & the "roughing the passer" disaster.

Steelers 30  Tampa Bay 27 The Steelers manage to hang on to 30-27 victory over the QB formerly known as Ryan Fitzmagic and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. There was as much to love about this game as there was to hate. Certainly the defense is not showing signs of marked improvement, although there were some entertaining turnovers to watch. The offense is emerging as the irresistible force for which it is designed, but lack of possessions in the second half thwarted the juggernaut, endangering what was at one time a 20 point lead. Vance "Can-Crusher" McDonald sparked the Steelers early in the game, stiff-arming Chris Conte to spring himself loose for a 75 yard touchdown romp. Hopefully this is the beginning of something beautiful.     Please drop us a note:  Hit us up on Twitter at @Steelersoutpost  Leave us a note at the website - www.Steelersoutpost.com  Shoot us an email at Steelersoutpost@gmail.com   

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Jameis Winston won't play another down of football until September 30th as Dirk Koetter tells us he won't play in the final preseason game, Chris Conte is loved by his coaches even if the fans don't like him and break up the Rays as they have won 8 in a row including a perfect homestand over the Royals and Red Sox and they sit 9 games above .500 with 31 games to play. Today's show is presented by Continental Wholesale Diamonds http://continentalwholesalediamonds.com. Shop Continental Wholesale Diamonds and let Andy, the owner, know that Rick sent you and you can get a FREE Cruise with a minimum purchase of $2,000. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our very own Len Martez joined Ron Diaz and Jay Recher on Wednesday afternoon. Len gave us the lowdown on what went down Wednesday morning at Bucs training camp. He told us why Ronald Jones isn't ready to be the starting running back, why the offensive line still needs work, and why Chris Conte's reliability will be one of the biggest reasons he starts.

James Yarcho and David Harrison from The Pewter Plank return after a week off to discuss the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and what is going on with some current rumors.They discuss the new hot button topic of whether or not the Bucs should sign running back Adrian Peterson and get to a few Twitter questions regarding Vita Vea, Jason Licht, and whether or not Jordan Whitehead is going to overtake Chris Conte as a starting safety.Hope you all have a wonderful and safe Memorial Day. Tune in for our next episode coming Wednesday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

James Yarcho and David Harrison from The Pewter Plank return after a week off to discuss the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and what is going on with some current rumors. They discuss the new hot button topic of whether or not the Bucs should sign running back Adrian Peterson and get to a few Twitter questions regarding Vita Vea, Jason Licht, and whether or not Jordan Whitehead is going to overtake Chris Conte as a starting safety. Hope you all have a wonderful and safe Memorial Day. Tune in for our next episode coming Wednesday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

James Yarcho of The Pewter Plank is flying solo to discuss the trade that wasn't and some players returning for 2018. The episode covers:- Jason Licht is fine, stop thinking he's "doing nothing"- The Bucs made an offer for Robert Quinn, you don't know why the Rams didn't send him here- Licht isn't "letting players get away" from the Buccaneers, considering free agency hasn't even begun- Rick Stroud reported that the Buccaneers picked up the one year options on Demar Dotson, Chris Conte, and Josh Robinson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

James Yarcho of The Pewter Plank is flying solo to discuss the trade that wasn't and some players returning for 2018. The episode covers: - Jason Licht is fine, stop thinking he's "doing nothing" - The Bucs made an offer for Robert Quinn, you don't know why the Rams didn't send him here - Licht isn't "letting players get away" from the Buccaneers, considering free agency hasn't even begun - Rick Stroud reported that the Buccaneers picked up the one year options on Demar Dotson, Chris Conte, and Josh Robinson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bucs Safety Chris Conte talked to the media today as the team gets ready to host the Patriots on Thursday.

This episode, we are speaking with Chris Conte, Co-Founder and Design Director at 5 Lives Studios.

Bucs S Chris Conte postgame with TJ Rives 11-20-16 at KC

Pat and Jahred are joined by two special guests on this week’s Chubstep.  First the boys are joined by Carlos Villalobos, a Grammy Award-nominated multi-instrumentalist, artist, songwriter, producer, and composer known for his music on 'Baywatch Hawaii' (NBC), 'Sex & The City (HBO), 'Empire' (FOX), among others. The guys discuss the state of the music industry, how artists get paid and what current music will withstand the test of time. Then the boyz are joined by Justin B795, a Milwaukee radio host and cheese connoisseur. The crew talk the best curds around and aged v.s. bad cheese. Pat and Jahred continue talking about sushi, carrying the ginger gene, the real election people are talking about, the new type of slander adds, sugar tax, getting carded for whiskey brats, Chris Conte’s pick 6, Bigger Stronger Faster, Kirk Cousins in “B!7C# What”, ‘Guilty Until Proven Innocent (Presumed Guilty)’ in the ‘Brendan Fraser Movie Review’, a new iTunes Review, Deforestation in ‘Tanzania News’   Listen to Carlos’s music at http://alistarrecords.com/ Listen to Justin’s radio show at http://www.wmse.org/  

Bucs S Chris Conte postgame with TJ Rives 11-13-16 vs CHI

*Subscribe @ iTunes* The Season Pass Podcast is back for another episode from the TEA (Themed Entertainment Association) Summit and Thea Awards of 2015! This episode includes interviews with Thea Award recipients Bistrot Chez Remy restaurant at Walt Disney Studios Park (Chrissie Allen of WDI & Amy Young of Amy Young Design), The Time Machine at Futuroscope (Futuroscope's Jean-Pierre Joyaux & Olivier Heral), and The Grand Hall experience at the St. Louis Union Station (Shawn McCoy of Jack Rouse Associates & Drew Atienza of Technomedia). Also a conversation with Walt Disney Imagineer, Joe Lanzisero and Chris Conte of Electrosonic. We have French Rats, French Rabbits, and Living Halls that aren't French…Sounds like a heck of a time! Enjoy!   EPISODE SPONSORS: Bill Lohr's Amusement Park Videos https://www.facebook.com/AmusementParkShows O-Zell Soda http://www.o-zell.com Walt Disney Birthplace Indie GoGo https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-walt-disney-birthplace#/story Links: TEA Website Walt Disney Studios Park Paris The Grand Hall - Union Station St. Louis Futuroscope Electrosonic Touring Plans Walt Disney Birthplace  MiceChat Pixie Vacations Season Pass Closing Song - Wheels by Enuff Z'nuff on iTunes   Check Out The Season Pass Podcast Website at: www.seasonpasspodcast.com   Follow Us On Twitter! - www.twitter.com/theseasonpass Like the TSPP Facebook page! - www.facebook.com/theseasonpass   Contact us: doug@seasonpasspodcast.com brent@super78.com robert@robertcoker.com   Call the Hotline with Park Trip Reports, Podcast Comments, or Anything else you would like to announce. –1-916-248-5524   Thanks to each one of you for listening to the show.  Your support is extremely appreciated.   © 2015 Season Pass Podcast

The Bears are benching Jay Cutler in favor of Jimmy Clausen. No, the previous sentence is not a typo. Chicago's Chris Conte says playing in the NFL is worth dying at an earlier age. Find out who is the new top team in the "Roberts Rankings." Wisconsin has its head coach. Could Jim Harbaugh be going to Michigan? Paul says there are way too many bowl games. Plus, Floyd Mayweather Jr. wants to fight Manny Pacquiao in May!

A jam-packed Home Dunk finds John Moe on Chris Conte, the New Yorker's Kelefa Sanneh talking about physical toll of MMA, Dr. Matt McCarthy on the NHL's mumps epidemic, and "Jim Harbaugh" documenting his downward spiral in San Francisco.

Brad, Brian and Dani are back to discuss the Holy Rivalry, Injuries, and who get’s presents and who gets coal at the North and South! Question #1: How do you think Roger Goodell and the NFL feel when Chris Conte says his NFL career is worth dying 10-15 years earlier for? Question #2: With 7-11 NBA Rookies being sidelined with injuries this year, is this NBA rookie class cursed? Question #3: Sitake to Oregon State Unriveristy or do they sign extensions? Question #4: With the news of players and staff leaving BYU, is just a normal blip on the radar or signs of greater problems in Happy Valley? Question #5: Utah’s QB Conundrum – Who returns, who transfers and who starts the 2015 season? Question #6: With the Bowl Games happening this weeked, who wins? Question #7: Who has been naughty & nice on the Hill and in Happy Valley?

Richard talks to Chris Conte about his experiences deploying SharePoint into the military. Chris talks about his early days in the Navy as a yeoman, first learning the potential of personal computers to make the work of handling the huge amount of data the military produces easier. The conversation digs into how SharePoint governance is as much a challenge for the military as industry, and how strong metadata infrastructure has made data more findable, understandable and useable. Chris also talks about the concept of 'Responsibility to Share' as opposed to 'Need to Know' - a deep change for the military, but also a huge one to apply to the enterprise. Are you sharing the data you need to share with the people who need to know it? Can SharePoint help?