Podcasts about christobal

Miami coach Mario Cristobal was a kneel-down away from hosting undefeated North Carolina this weekend in a much-hyped battle of the undefeateds. A clunker vs. a feisty Georgia Tech program — albeit one two weeks removed from losing to Bowling Green — would have been finely spun as a survival of a trap game. You know what happened next. Chris explains the difference between a Coaching mistake vs coaching malpractice. Landry Football Podcast Network brings you a Coaching & Scouting perspective on College Football, NFL, Recruiting, NFL Draft, Coaching Searches and much more. Subscribe, Rate & Review to the LANDRY FOOTBALL PODCAST NETWORK wherever you get your podcasts. Get inside the game and see the game through the eyes of a Coach & Scout over at www.LandryFootball.com . Your one stop Shopping Football Analysis Shop. If you have not yet tried out LandryFootball.com, get the same inside information that NFL teams and College Football programs get from a veteran Coach/Scout/Administrator on both the college and NFL level. Try it our for a month or take advantage of our Savings Discount on our yearly plan. LandryFootball.com ---put it in your browser and bookmark it for all the latest Inside Information as well as Coaching/Scouting Analysis from Chris Landry. Follow on Social Media---Twitter= @LandryFootball, FaceBook = LandryFootball, Instagram= LandryFootball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bankole is joined by Popcorn for Dinner's resident 'Barry' consultant to discuss the funniest episode of the season so far. They discuss Noho Hank & Christobal (3:14) and question if there is a conclusion where Barry dies (21:12) as well as remembering how irredeemable Barry is (25:45).Host: Bankole ImoukhuedeGuest: Jeremiah AkpotohwoProduction by: Ebuka NnamaniSocial Production: Ebube Ubochi

Hurricanes Head coach Mario Christobal is setting his team up for success. 7/2/22

Hurricanes Head coach Mario Christobal is setting his team up for success. 7/2/22

SDI is so relieved that there aren't 194 college football games to pick.

Complete Show Tuesday 12/07/21 -Complete Mario Christobal press conference -@Canes_Wear @CanesFootball report with @Manny_Navarro -@AcuraFlorida #MiamiHEAT & #NBA report with @IraHeatBeat -Our breakdown of Christobal hiring -Plenty of #FinsUp talk -#Crypto talk

Former Um Offensive Lineman and current Oregon Head Coach Mario Christobal joins Joe Z to talk about the upcoming season.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Pride Month, and we are talking about same-sex attraction!Christobal Barragan is a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He crossed paths with my husband, Brian while Brian was a missionary in Georgia. Brian met Chris a few days before his baptism and was with him during Chris's fresh new member life in the Church. Christobal talks about his faith journey from childhood to now, hopping around to different churches as a kid and adolescent, enduring criticism and unkindness about his sexuality. Chris prefers the phrase "same sex attraction" to describe this challenge instead of labeling his entire identity as a "gay man." Christobal's experiences are completely his own and, while beautiful and potentially helpful, do not represent the experiences of all who live with same-sex attraction or other LGBTQ issues. Enjoy!

The Overnight Underground News Podcast, here’s today's headlines:  Protests and unrest continue in America. Defense Secretary Esper distances from Trump. The Gulf needs to get ready for Christobal. Biden gains more delegates and advice for sex in the pandemic. All this and more on today’s Overnight Underground News. I’m John Ford.   The protests continued in the overnight, and thankfully the looting and violence was a little more subdued. Maybe many of the dissenters feel the same way as this protester on Hollywood Blvd,  who expressed her feelings to an ABC 7 News crew. (white money) Still, there were instances of looting in many cities. In Philly, a 24-Year-Old Looter was Killed While Trying to Blow Up an ATM. And the unrest continued it’s spread across the Atlantic to London and Paris, where riot police used tear gas as and faced off with protesters setting fires in the city of blights. Esper takes aim at Trump Defense Secretary Mark Esper has broken ranks with Trump. Esper said during a press conference that he opposes invoking the Insurrection Act to allow President Trump to use the U.S. military to quell the violence plaguing US cities. It seems the insurrection here, as far as it comes to Esper, is an insurrection against Trump. I hope he’s got his resume updated, cause something tells me he’s not long for wacky administration.  Hurricane season kicks off with a bang Let’s see, we’ve got a pandemic that everyone seems to have forgotten about and thousands of really pissed off people protesting and looting in American cities. What else do we have to throw into the mix? How about a potential hurricane making a possible bee-line for New Orleans. Tropical storm Christobal formed in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday and is expected to meander, hat in hand, toward the U.S. Gulf Coast late Sunday or early Monday. It’s still a crap shoot what the storm's intensity will be once it hits the US gulf coast.  Biden gains more delegates While no one was looking, Presumptive democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden swept all seven presidential primaries yesterday. It’s a big win for Biden, who has no opposition, but we won’t draw any attention to that. These wins put Biden just short of the 1,991 delegates he needs for the nomination. Uncontested primaries next week in Georgia and West Virginia should put him over the top.  Risky and frisky pandemic sex If your having sex during the pandemic, it might be a good idea to put a bag over your heads. Well, at least wear a face mask. According to a study from Harvard University, the safest way to have corona-sex is wearing a mask over your puss. It’s probably also a good idea to use a condom.  Some studies have also shown that coronavirus traces have been found in men’s semen. Oh hell, just get yourself a tarp. Maybe those wacky furries were actually on to something.  Alligators are rioting too Holy sea cow, now the rioting has spread to the alligator community. A woman in Fort Myers, Florida was shocked that the pounding on her front door had nothing to do with the Jehovah's Witnesses, it was two gators duking it out in all their amphibian glory. According to the Fort Myers News Press,  one of the gators had his snout pinned on her door while fending off it’s rival. A video of the whole sordid alligator fisticuffs was posted to Facebook. Of course, that link is available on today’s overnight underground dot com web page.  Remember the camera is always hot Always assume the mic and in this case the camera is on. According to the Daily Mail, a Mexican senator got caught during a zoom meeting with government officials when she assumed the camera wasn’t loaded. Martha Lucia Micher let it all hang out while changing her blouse during the video meeting and everyone got an eyeful of Martha’s t----, b----, p----, ah you know.   The senator blames the faux pas on her lack of computer knowledge and needing a few extra dollar bills.

"Läskigt med Jahob & Christobal" (Episode 7 - The Rebirth) A podcast in Swedish based on rating sodas. Expect random Spanish stuff. (We're not Spanish...) Visit our blog for dazzling stuff, such as pictures: laskigt.wordpress.com/

"Läskigt med Jahob & Christobal" (Episode 6 - A tiny guest) A podcast in Swedish based on rating sodas. Expect random Spanish stuff. (We're not Spanish...) Visit our blog for dazzling stuff, such as pictures: laskigt.wordpress.com/

"Läskigt med Jahob & Christobal" (Episode 5) A podcast in Swedish based on rating sodas. Expect random Spanish stuff. (We're not Spanish...) Visit our blog for dazzling stuff, such as pictures: laskigt.wordpress.com/

"Läskigt med Jahob & Christobal" (Episode 4 - BONUSAVSNITT) A podcast in Swedish based on rating sodas. Expect random Spanish stuff. (We're not Spanish...) Visit our blog for dazzling stuff, such as pictures: laskigt.wordpress.com/

"Läskigt med Jahob & Christobal" (Episode 3) This week we have a new microphone = better sounding pod! A podcast in Swedish based on rating sodas. Expect random Spanish stuff. (We're not Spanish...) Visit our blog for dazzling stuff, such as pictures: laskigt.wordpress.com/

"Läskigt med Jahob & Christobal" (Episode 2) A podcast in Swedish based on rating sodas. Expect random Spanish stuff. (We're not Spanish...) Visit our blog for dazzling stuff, such as pictures: laskigt.wordpress.com/

"Läskigt med Jahob & Christobal" A podcast in Swedish based on rating sodas. Expect random Spanish stuff. (We're not Spanish...) Visit our blog for dazzling stuff, such as pictures: https://laskigt.wordpress.com/

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the writer and illustrator Raymond Briggs. For millions of children, Christmas would be incomplete without Briggs's story The Snowman, which has been shown on television every year since its first release, in 1982, and his enduringly popular Father Christmas. Raymond was born in 1934 in Wimbledon. His mother, Ethel, was a lady's maid and his father, Ernest, a milkman. He wanted to draw cartoon strips from an early age but, at art school, found his tutors looked down on his aspirations. After leaving, he quickly secured work as a commercial artist, doing illustrations for advertisements, journals and books. He said he was so appalled at the standard of the children's books he was asked to illustrate he thought he could do better himself. And he did - his first attempt was immediately accepted for publication and he went on to twice win the Kate Greenaway Medal - the principal award for illustration. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Parce Mihi Domine (from Officium Defunctorum) by Christobal de Morales Book: Complete Works of Beachcomber by J B Morton Luxury: A full-size billiard table with Radio 4 built into each of the legs

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the writer and illustrator Raymond Briggs. For millions of children, Christmas would be incomplete without Briggs's story The Snowman, which has been shown on television every year since its first release, in 1982, and his enduringly popular Father Christmas. Raymond was born in 1934 in Wimbledon. His mother, Ethel, was a lady's maid and his father, Ernest, a milkman. He wanted to draw cartoon strips from an early age but, at art school, found his tutors looked down on his aspirations. After leaving, he quickly secured work as a commercial artist, doing illustrations for advertisements, journals and books. He said he was so appalled at the standard of the children's books he was asked to illustrate he thought he could do better himself. And he did - his first attempt was immediately accepted for publication and he went on to twice win the Kate Greenaway Medal - the principal award for illustration.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs]Favourite track: Parce Mihi Domine (from Officium Defunctorum) by Christobal de Morales Book: Complete Works of Beachcomber by J B Morton Luxury: A full-size billiard table with Radio 4 built into each of the legs