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Big Cinco Goz Reacts to Autry Firing and 83 Point Game

En esta primera semana, después de seis seguidas, en la queno tendremos salida al exterior para realizar programa especial,podemos decir que la cosa ha empezado a pedir de boca. Treshoras de radio para empezar a disfrutar de ese intervalo que vaentre la semana de la mujer y las Fallas, que nos servido pararetomar el pulso con dinamismo. Cinco invitados son losculpables de habernos hecho disfrutar de la radio, no sin anteshaber podido escuchar un alegato resumen con los principalestemas de la actualidad. Una ingente cantidad de noticiassalpican el día a día, y en nosotros reside la responsabilidad deseleccionarlas para que el magazine sea atractiva y pocorepetitivo.El senador del PP Agustín Almodóbar, ha sido nuestro conejillode indias de hoy. Nos ha ayudado a repasar, explicar yentender los principales titulares. Ser el portavoz de turismo anivel nacional nos proporciona la exclusiva posibilidad deentender mejor las posibles repercusiones del conflicto bélicoen oriente medio. A continuación, cambio de tercio, hablamosde cultura. Y lo hemos hecho con el concejal de BenidormJaime Jesús Pérez. Un amplísimo repaso a ese giro radicalvivido en la ciudad de los rascacielos que dejó hace tiempo deser tan sólo un refugio del sol y playas. Hoy encontramos actosculturales a lo largo y ancho de todo el calendario anual.Y de ahí a reabrir el abanico de colaboradores. Hoy tres son losque nos han visitado y lo han hecho por diferentes motivos.Empezando por Pepe Pérez Sirvent y “Tu Dinero Consciente”que nos ha explicado, con esa clarividencia que pocos tienen, aesa vinculación entre explicarse correctamente y el resultadoeconómico posterior que viene sólo.Santiago Alcarranza, CEO del proyecto AQUA by DNA, que seha saltado su sección de internacional para ahondar en laexclusividad y la sostenibilidad del mercado inmobiliariopremium, dejando pinceladas dignas de ser escuchadas portodo el mundo que quiera saber porque un proyecto comoAQUA es tan necesario para esta zona de la marina baja y tanpoco comprensible que encuentre tantos avatares. Terminandoel programa el otro gran protagonista del sector turístico enLEO RADIO, Alberto Varela, quien desde su atalaya del “PanNuestro de cada día” nos ha explicado muchos puntos que nosdejan ent4ever que España puede, sin quererlo, ser uno de losgrandes beneficiados de ese odioso conflicto bélico que sacudeel oriente próximo.

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Evan and Tiki are back to kick off the week on a busy Monday! The show is focused on all the breaking NFL news, including the Jets trade for Minkah Fitzpatrick, The Giants signing of Isaiah Likely and all the other big moves around the NFL. Evan also talks about his weekend with the Mets and Yankees in Florida, Rosie's "Cinco de Luncho" on the top NFL news breakers and much more is discussed!

Big Cinco NFL Free Agent Frenzy and Levack Orlando Stories

Esta semana Diego comenta los distintos escándalos que dominaron la agenda noticiosa de la semana y analiza el trasfondo de las declaraciones que dio a varios medios de comunicación la diputada oficialista Pilar Cisneros sobre la bancada de Progreso Social Democrático y el próximo gobierno de Laura Fernández. Recomendaciones: Estancamiento en la Red de Cuido profundiza la desigualdad.Vivir y resistir la violencia escolar.Un hospital geriátrico en 23 años.Costa Rica Puede:Grupo Purdy y Municipalidad de Goicoechea se unen para construir pasos peatonales en zonas de alto riesgo vial.Cuidadores en Equilibrio.Becas Programa internacional de liderazgo y servicio público para estudiantes universitarios de América Latina.Programa de Becas Nsouli Scholars 2026.Agenda Cultural:8M: juntas hacemos historia.Ticas Poderosas.Festival Amón Cultural.VII Feria de la Gastronomía Española.

What does it take to command the F-22 Raptor at the edge of the envelope — and then pull the power to idle in a vertical tailslide over 100,000 people? — and then reinvent yourself beyond the cockpit?Josh “Cabo” Gunderson joins Cinco to unpack elite performance, humility under pressure, the dominance of the Raptor at Red Flag, and the deeper question every operator must face: who are you when the afterburners go quiet? From Cuban immigrant roots to leading the F-22 Demonstration Team before millions, Cabo shares hard-earned lessons on discipline, decision-making, mission command, and finding purpose beyond the uniform.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

Join Eric, @TimAndrewsHere, @Autopritts, @JaredYamamoto, Greg, and George LIVE on 95.5 WSB from 3pm-7pm as they chat about competing war narratives, Cinco de Mayo, RFK jr. vs. Dunkin, and so much more! *New episodes of our sister shows: The Popcast with Tim Andrews and The Nightcap with Jared Yamamoto are available as well!

Conor Green leads another edition of Cinco de Luncho, counting down the five worst types of people you encounter during March Madness. From people submitting multiple brackets to the guy claiming he still has a “perfect bracket,” Conor and the guys call out the biggest tournament frauds. The conversation also turns to college fan bandwagons, Syracuse basketball misery, and the absurd lengths people go to while filling out their brackets. Plus, Evan and Tiki react to rumors that Citi Field's naming rights could change and debate whether some stadium names should ever be touched.

Big Cinco Emmanuel Berbari and AF1 Updates

+ Intención del Papa de oración por la paz. + Importancia de no dejarse arrastrar por los posicionamientos ideológicos ante la guerra. Cultivo de la conciencia moral. + Reflexión sobre las declaraciones de Silvia Abril en la pasarela de los Goya. Cuatro formas de respuesta. + Cinco causas que explican el increíble fenómeno de los “therian”.

Beef production continues restrained to keep prices up and packer losses as small as possible. 516K head produced last week, same as the previous week. Heading into spring this is keeping the beef supply tight and prices supported. We have the smallest beef herd since 1951 when there were half as many people in the country. That is not turning around anytime soon. Regarding current market prices, everything is going up. Ribeyes and strip loins will be leading prices higher for the next few weeks. Grind demand is strong and prices moving up as well. Chuck had a nice few weeks of declines, that is over, rounds never lost support and continue to move higher. I do think middle meats and thin meats, flanks, skirts, sirloin flap, will all be tight and expensive, already looking at Cinco de Mayo.  We are at the start of a steady move higher, I'd advise buy sooner, rather than later, waiting will cost you money. Keep well ahead of your needs, this market is going to be expensive and tight.Poultry production continues to run about 2% ahead of last year. Demand is good, production is strong, pricing is holding up, though wings declined a second week in a row. Boneless skinless breasts and tenders… holding steady. It's a good time to menu chicken. On the Avian flu front, its ugly. 23 new cases reported in the last week affecting 4.8Millioin birds, 4 million of those birds were egg layers. I'm not feeling good about spring migration.Soy markets continue to climb. Its been so long since we've seen a bull market in soy. Soy oil and canola oil, both moving higher with good export demand and higher biofuel usage. We may see this plateau in the next couple weeks, but right now, soy is on a tear. Corn and wheat… not so much . Still trading sideways and I don't see that changing.Pork bellies continue to march higher, today's close $153 up from last week $148. I don't think we are done by any stretch. Bacon will be going up. Contrary to rest of the pork complex, plenty of inventory, prices are good. Yes, menu pork.Butter took a huge run up this week. Thru Thursday's close on the CME butter is up 24! That's a big move. Barrel and block both up 3 but butter is the big mover. We'll see if the markets hold these recent gains, but for now all signs point to a higher dairy costs.Savalfoods.com | Find us on Social Media: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn

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Cinco de Luncho goes full sports-history rabbit hole. Evan counts down the top five most “nondescript” championship teams ever, sparked by a debate about OKC not being much of a road draw. From the 2011 Mavericks to the 2004 Pistons to the undefeated 1972 Dolphins, the list turns into an argument about what really makes a team memorable. Then it gets weird in the best way: the guys dive into an old Super Bowl III conspiracy angle, argue about whether history would even care if something like that came out today, and somehow end up comparing it to an Abe Lincoln “what if” scenario. Plus, the conversation spills into free agency chaos, “New Team Who Dis” season, and a quick Giants roster-building debate off the calls.

We are back with a brand new episode featuring the return of Black Santa himself! He brings along his elf Mia, as she comes on answers our horny questions and tells us about her not so long relationship history. Plus Gee tells us about some Mia Mishaps at HQ The Lounge. Follow us on social media @AaronScenesAfterParty

Big Cinco Goz Rants on Cuse and World Baseball Classic NY Impact

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A potential jersey number change from Abdul Carter sparks a surprisingly passionate debate. If a player switches numbers after fans already bought the jersey, who really pays the price? Evan and Tiki Barber discuss why more pass rushers want single digit numbers, whether players should have to wait years before changing them, and how trends from stars like Micah Parsons and Kayvon Thibodeaux have made the look more popular. They also dive into famous jersey number changes across sports including Michael Jordan wearing 45 after his return and Kobe Bryant switching numbers mid career. Then it's time for Cinco de Luncho, with the Top 5 Worst Places to Fall Asleep… from school to public transportation, and even a certain viral moment at the NFL Combine. Along the way the guys also hit on Giants training camp possibly heading to West Virginia and the never ending Jets quarterback debate.

Big Cinco Diggs Release and Senior Day Old People Take

Emisión del lunes 02 de Marzo de 2026 180 niñas muertas es el saldo del bombardeo a una escuela en el sur de Irán durante el fin de semana. Y el Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU, como siempre, en silencio. Ayer, la presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum calificó de "inoperante" a la Organización de las Naciones Unidas. Tiene razón Para entender por qué la ONU no actuó —y por qué no actuará—, hay que volver a 1945. "Deja que tus oídos te abran los ojos." #RuizHealyTimes #AbriendoLaConversación www.ruizhealytimes.com

El otro día estaba viendo un documental sobre Warren Buffett y, mientras hablaba del interés compuesto, me vino un recuerdo inesperado: eso mismo ya me lo había explicado mi padre cuando yo tenía apenas diez años.Ahí entendí algo que llevaba años sin ver.Siempre he pensado que en mi familia nadie era “emprendedor”. Mi padre en la construcción. Mi madre trabajando en lo que hiciera falta. Mis hermanos en la obra. Gente currante, normal, de barrio.Y yo… el distinto.Informática. Diseño web. Empresa propia. Ideas raras. Siempre con la sensación de ir por otro camino.Hasta que empecé a atar cabos.Mi padre tuvo un bar. Antes una bodega. Se metió en reformas. Se buscó la vida como pudo. Y todo eso con cinco hijos y un único sueldo entrando en casa.Cinco hijos.Hoy hablamos del miedo a emprender como si fuera algo nuevo: la cuota de autónomo, los impuestos, el alquiler, los gastos, los niños pequeños, que si no es el momento ideal…Pero él no tenía el momento ideal.Tenía responsabilidad. Y aún así dio el paso.En este episodio reflexiono sobre el miedo, sobre esa supuesta seguridad de trabajar para otro, sobre la estabilidad que creemos tener cuando en realidad no conocemos las cuentas de la empresa que nos paga.El empleado cree que está protegido.El que está arriba sabe que nada lo está.Y quizá la herencia más potente no sea el dinero.Es la mentalidad.No heredé un negocio.No heredé patrimonio.Heredé una forma de pensar.Y eso cambia absolutamente todo.Si buscas contenido auténtico y variado, ¡estoy en YouTube, Telegram y en las plataformas de podcasting para ti!

La guerra en Oriente Medio se recrudece con bombardeos israelíes y estadounidenses sobre Irán. Tropas israelíes avanzan hacia el Líbano contra Hezbolá, mientras Irán ataca con drones. Tras la llegada de 175 españoles evacuados, los mercados de petróleo y gas se disparan. Donald Trump critica la negativa de España a invertir el 5% del PIB en defensa y a usar las bases de Rota y Morón para atacar Irán, amenazando con represalias y embargo al aceite de oliva. La oposición española critica la gestión del Gobierno. Cinco jóvenes fallecen y uno desaparece en Santander al hundirse una pasarela de madera. En deportes, el Atlético de Madrid se clasifica como primer finalista de la Copa del Rey. El neurocientífico Saúl Martínez Horta presenta en "Poniendo las Calles" su libro "El cielo que olvida sus estrellas", sobre enfermedades neurodegenerativas. Estas patologías aumentan por longevidad y estilo de vida, dañando la memoria y el lenguaje. Es crucial cuidar el cerebro con ejercicio, ...

Evan & Tiki talk about the Jets decision to place the Franchise Tag on Breece Hall, Aaron Judge's WBC Speech, Paul Skenes' odd comments, Rosie has a fascinating Cinco de Luncho about international NFL Games and more!

It's Cinco de Luncho time, and this list goes global. With the NFL expanding internationally, the guys draft their Top 5 dream international destinations to host a game, and the debate gets wild. From St. Andrews in Scotland to Athens, Greece, Jasper National Park in Canada, the pyramids of Giza, and even Pompeii with Mount Vesuvius in the background, every pick sparks strong reactions. Tiki shuts down the Athens hype in a hurry, Venice catches a stray, and Iceland somehow enters the chat. It's scenic backdrops, golf trips disguised as football weekends, and pure lunchtime chaos as the NFL goes worldwide.

Em setembro de 99, uma adolescente de 17 anos desapareceu após uma noite com amigos em Suffolk, Inglaterra. Cinco dias depois, seu corpo foi encontrado a 40 quilômetros de distância. O caso permaneceu sem solução por mais de duas décadas. Até que em 2006, uma série de assassinatos chocou a mesma região. O que um caso frio de 99 tem a ver com cinco mortes brutais em 2006? #571

Big Cinco AF1 League Meetings Recap and Aaron Rodgers is a Weirdo

Mar Cabra ha publicado el libro 'Vivir a jornada completa' donde da claves para evitar el síndrome del trabajador quemado

Emisión del lunes 02 de Marzo de 2026 180 niñas muertas es el saldo del bombardeo a una escuela en el sur de Irán durante el fin de semana. Y el Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU, como siempre, en silencio. Ayer, la presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum calificó de "inoperante" a la Organización de las Naciones Unidas. Tiene razón. Para entender por qué la ONU no actuó —y por qué no actuará—, hay que volver a 1945.. "Deja que tus oídos te abran los ojos." #RuizHealyTimes #AbriendoLaConversación www.ruizhealytimes.com

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With Shaun out, Evan and Tiki hand the reins to WFAN glue guy Paul Rosenberg for a historic first: his own Cinco de Luncho. Rosie delivers a wildly entertaining (and very questionable) list of the most important No. 48s in New York sports history… and yes, it includes a Mets playoff villain, Yankees debates, a teenage hockey phenom climbing the ranks in real time, and even a Westminster Dog Show champion because, technically, it happened at MSG. The guys react to every pick, argue Andrew Miller vs Anthony Rizzo vs Paul Goldschmidt, marvel at how rare the number 48 is in basketball, and crown Jacob deGrom as the undisputed king of the number. They also uncover the family story behind Matthew Schaefer's jersey, discuss why Carson Benge's eventual number could become iconic, and spiral into classic WFAN territory with Nimmo slander, dog show trivia, and callers suggesting better omissions from the list.

Aimar Bretos entrevista desde Vitoria, en la víspera del 50º aniversario de la matanza del 3 de marzo, a Santiago Durán, uno de los supervivientes de los sucesos

Jiunn, Seth and John discuss their blind review experience with the Joya de Nicaragua Cuatro Cinco Secret Cask https://developingpalates.com/reviews/cigar-reviews/team-cigar-review-joya-de-nicaragua-cuatro-cinco-secret-cask/

Cinco clásicos de la música popular cubana nos permitirán recordar el debut discográfico del Quinteto de Música Moderna hacía 1960 gracias al empeño del productor Adolfo Semana a través de su etiqueta "Tropicana". Frank Emilio al piano, Papito Hernández en contrabajo, Tata Güines en las tumbadoras, Gustavo Tamayo en güiro y Guillermo Barreto en pailas y drums, indistintamente. "No te importe saber", "Nuestra canción","De ti enamorado ", "La gloria eres tú " y "Rico melao". Compositores: René Touzet, Cesar Portillo de la Luz, Julio Gutierrez, José Antonio Méndez y Jorge Mazón. Seguidamente volvemos a las antológicas emisiones de la CMQ ya reubicados sus estudios en el novedoso emplazamiento de 23 y M en el Vedado habanero. En marzo de 1948 el Conjunto "Matamoros" con Siro Rodríguez, Rafael Cueto, Miguel Matamoros y un juvenil Carlos Embale, formó parte de los llamados "Bailables Aniversario". Programas con los que el importante emporio radiofónico, por esas fechas, celebraba su fundación. El feeling eterno de Elena Burke. El álbum "Elena en primera persona" registrado en 1995 por el sello EGREM, resultó ser una de sus últimas entregas discográficas. Agradecemos el empeño de nuestro entrañable Jorge Rodríguez, notable productor, por materializar ese proyecto y preservar el arte inmenso de nuestra Señora Sentimiento. Otras dos voces esenciales de la música popular cubana despiden el programa: Miguelito Cuní con un septeto típico de sones bajo la batuta del tresero Niño Rivera y la trompeta de "Florecita" Velasco protagonizó en 1960 el álbum "Sones de ayer", formidable edición de la etiqueta Gema de los hermanos Álvarez Guedes con algo de la obra del compositor Bienvenido Julián Gutiérrez. Le sigue Graciela Pérez. En el Nueva York de comienzos de los años 40, como parte de la delantera vocal de los Afrocubans de su hermano Machito, esta cubanísima intérprete hizo historia.

The leaked NFLPA report cards spark a New York football reckoning. The Giants get crushed, including Joe Schoen landing the lowest GM grade in the league, while the Jets somehow come out glowing and Aaron Glenn grades out as one of the best-liked head coaches. And of course, MetLife's field gets dragged again, with World Cup grass plans creating even more questions. Then it's Cinco De Luncho time: in honor of the Giancarlo Stanton “can't open a bag of chips” saga, we draft the Top 5 hardest things to open. Plus, Mets fans argue Opening Day pitching drama, Jets fans debate drafting offense vs. defense, and the show detonates into Rangers chaos as Adam Fox's reaction fuels a full-blown Chris Drury and Mike Sullivan freakout.

Cinco De Luncho delivers a painfully relatable draft after Giancarlo Stanton's injury update revealed he can't even open a bag of chips. That sparks the ultimate debate: what are the absolute hardest everyday things to open? From vacuum-sealed jars to impossible packaging and diner condiments that refuse to cooperate, the crew counts down the Top 5 most infuriating items that test your strength, patience, and dignity. Expect personal horror stories, kitchen fails, and the kind of chaos that only a Friday lunch hour can produce.

Cinco años escuchando lo mismo… y sigues igual by Andres Gutierrez

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Cinco de Luncho, sparked by the news that CC Sabathia's No. 52 is headed for Monument Park. The guys draft the next five New York athletes most likely to have their numbers retired, sparking debates across all four major sports. On the list: Carmelo Anthony's complicated Knicks legacy, Chris Kreider's Rangers records and playoff heroics, Jacob deGrom's emotional Mets case despite finishing elsewhere, and the glaring omission of Darrelle Revis — arguably the greatest Jet ever — whose No. 24 still isn't retired. Callers weigh in on whether team success should matter, how fan emotion shapes these decisions, and why some franchises move faster than others. The conversation expands into what makes a number-retirement truly meaningful, how rivalries and late-career moves affect legacies, and whether teams sometimes wait for the “right moment” to celebrate former stars. It's a passionate, cross-town debate to close the hour, mixing nostalgia, hot takes, and a little disbelief at who's still waiting for the call.

After getting crushed online for his “next numbers to be retired” Cinco, Shaun opens this segment by admitting he missed some obvious names, most notably Carlos Beltrán, a future Hall of Famer likely to go in as a Met. That sparks a quick cleanup of the list, including the realization that Aaron Judge's No. 99 will almost certainly be retired long before some of the earlier picks. From there, the show pivots to fresh intel out of the NFL Combine, where reports suggest the Jets are open to listening on additional trades beyond Jermaine Johnson. The guys try to figure out who that could realistically be, why accumulating assets might be the strategy, and whether the roster even has enough desirable talent to move. Giants free agency chatter also surfaces as top agents meet with teams in Indianapolis.

nother snowstorm, another breaking point. From the soggy towel pile by the front door to kids stuck home with cabin fever, the crew unleashes a brutally honest “Cinco” ranking of the absolute worst parts of snow. Boots that destroy your feet, slush that turns everything ugly within hours, and the all-encompassing inconvenience that wrecks commutes, travel plans, and daily life all make the list. Plus, stories of weather chaos, being stranded mid-trip, and the mental toll of a winter that just won't quit. If you're sick of shoveling, slipping, and staring at gray snowbanks, this one will hit way too close to home.

MLB's Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) system is here, and after seeing it up close in spring training, Evan is fired up. What's supposed to make the game fairer is instead creating constant interruptions, delayed reactions to big moments, and a whole new layer of controversy. The biggest gripe? If the technology can get every call right instantly, why are players “challenging” pitches at all instead of just making the strike zone automatic? The guys break down the chaos of “infinite” successful challenges, why this could dominate the early weeks of the season, and how baseball may be overthinking a problem with a simple solution. Calls pour in comparing ABS to VAR in soccer, pitch framing, and even where an umpire should stand to get the best view of the zone. And because nothing stays on track for long, the conversation spirals into a hilarious hockey history mix-up involving Walter vs. Keith Tkachuk, an on-air apology challenge, locker-room prank stories, hotel room accusations, and a classic Cinco de la Show on the absolute worst parts of snow. A pure slice of late-winter sports talk chaos.

Evan gets roasted for an airplane meltdown scenario before the show pivots back to the NFL Combine and the New York Post's “biggest offseason storylines” game: the QB carousel, Stafford rumors, franchise tags (including Breece Hall), and whether this draft really could produce only one Round 1 quarterback again. Plus, a deep dive into what the Giants should actually spend on in free agency, why Tyler Linderbaum might be too pricey, and why Cordale Flott could be the sneaky “whoa” contract of the offseason. The hour also features Cinco de Luncho with the Top 5 local NFL players we want back, capped by a full-on debate about trading Kayvon Thibodeaux and why selling low makes no sense. Also in the mix: Tommy Lugauer's travel nightmare, a rabbit hole on the Hughes hockey family, and the weirdest medal-ceremony tradition that has athletes getting handed stuffed mascots right after heartbreak.

After stories about Olympic flag football dreams, curling fantasies, and a brutal travel nightmare for a stranded colleague, it's finally time for chaos: Cinco de Luncho. With the Combine underway and free agency looming, the focus shifts to the Top 5 local NFL players that absolutely must return to the Jets or Giants this offseason. The list includes a debated linebacker bounce-back candidate in Quincy Williams, a crucial secondary piece in Cordale Flott, and the importance of maintaining offensive line continuity with Jermaine Eluemunor. Then it ramps up with Breece Hall's future in green and why letting key contributors walk could create even bigger roster holes than the ones teams are trying to fix.

Snowstorm delirium, travel exhaustion, and total studio chaos set the stage for a wild Cinco de Luncho as the crew debates the five greatest American sports victories of all time. From a dramatic overtime Olympic hockey triumph that ended a decades-long drought, to the unstoppable dominance of the 1992 Dream Team, to iconic moments that transcended sports entirely, the list sparks instant arguments. Did Hulk Hogan's title win count as a true sports moment? Where does the 1999 Women's World Cup rank in American history? And why the Miracle on Ice still stands alone as the ultimate underdog victory with global stakes. But the segment completely derails when a post-bar Venmo mishap becomes the real controversy. An overzealous attempt to cover the bill turns into a heated debate about tipping, snowstorm etiquette, and whether anyone should actually send money back. A classic Cinco packed with nostalgia, patriotic pride, sports history arguments, and laugh-out-loud dysfunction that only this crew can deliver.