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On this episode we discuss the Rewards of Playing Sports, Wild Card Athletes, and Season 3, Episode 2 of Ted Lasso. It’s the episode where Roy returns to Chelsea and Coach Lasso’s team goes after the mercurial fictional football legend, Zava. For me, I took note that St. John’s won the Big East tournament since … Continue reading "The Rewards of Playing Sports, A Diva Athlete List, and Ted Lasso Season 3, Episode 2"

Hello Colorado Rapids fans and UP THE ****ING PIDS! This week on Holding The High Line, THE RAPIDS beat Club America! Rabbi and Red banter about Moïse Bombito officially going OGC Nice. Check out our special exit interview with Moïse here. Then we bask in the joy of that win over America. The game plan worked and the players executed it very well. Colorado still played like the smaller team at times. It was another 50/50 game they found a way to win. We relive the penalties heroics from Zack Steffen AGAIN. Liga MX fans are coping and maybe finally seeing the excuses MLS fans made for years during the Conca Champions. They we've got a really good Ask HTHL on comparing Chris Armas to Coach Lasso. We preview LAFC as Colorado look to get their first ever result at BMO Stadium. Kei Kamara is still there. Olivier Giroud is available. There could be no more fitting test for the Rapids than to finally go on the road to the black and gold and try and win. They've played six road games against LAFC and lost all of them. Total score 17-2. Perhaps this is the way that streak has to end? One final exorcism to make their first final since 2010? Also we do a Rapids history side quest. Here's the link to that World Soccer Talk article. We have partnered with BETUS. Get a 125% bonus on your first three deposits when you use our link. They are even doing Concacaf competitions now.

The television show about Ted Lasso, the college football coach from Kansas who suddenly finds himself coaching a sport he doesn't understand – the other football – or “Soccer” here in the US – in a country he's never visited – England – has taken the world by storm the past few years. It became Apple TV's most popular show ever - by a longshot - and his unique approach to coaching and life has won the hearts of both sports and non-sports fans everywhere. Today you'll get the very unique opportunity to tap into the wisdom of Coach Lasso in an episode that would not have been possible even just a year ago.Welcome to the Catalyst 360 podcast and today's guest is Coach Ted Lasso. But of course, Coach Lasso is a fictional character, so we had to get a little creative. We initially spent a few hours interacting with a high level AI system, asking how Coach Lasso would answer a variety of questions related to health, wellness & life. Initially I approached this project as a fun little change of pace for our listeners, but was stunned by the outcome. The answers didn't simply “sound” like Coach Lasso in terms of language and phrases. Rather – the advice given was truly exceptional guidance! Response after response left me thinking “wow – this is outstanding!”Then, Jeremy Albright, a long-time friend who grew up near Ted Lasso's fictional home in Kansas, agreed to step in as the interviewee to bring this interview to life. He did a great job and we really appreciated his willingness to put himself out there on this creative project. Catalyst 5 weekly tips here Info re earning your health & wellness coaching certification, annual Rocky Mountain Coaching Retreat & Symposium & more via https://www.catalystcoachinginstitute.com/ Best-in-class coaching for Employers, EAPs & wellness providers https://catalystcoaching360.com/ YouTube Coaching Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/CoachingChannel Contact us: Results@CatalystCoaching360.comTwitter: @Catalyst2ThriveWebsite: CatalystCoaching360.com

In this installment of our Lessons from Lasso series, we see Coach Lasso taking on Rupert Manion in a game of darts at the local pub. At stake? The ability to set the lineup if Manion wins or staying away from the owners box if Lasso wins. Just before his last throws and eventual win, […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Be Curious, Not Judgmental? first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

There are likely entire podcasts and dissertations dedicated to examining leadership insights from the hit Apple TV series Ted Lasso. What isn't discussed as much, but should be, are the show's lessons about how to raise healthy, well-adjusted young people. In this episode, Axel and Patrick outline and explore the most essential (in our humble opinions) parenting lessons from the series.

If you're like us, your default parenting responses can make you seem like a bad boss. Curiously, we would never allow someone else to treat our kids the way we sometimes treat them. Is it okay that we hold others to a different standard than we hold ourselves? Or should we strive to parent more like the best coaches? In this episode, Axel and Patrick make the case for parenting like Ted Lasso, as opposed to a bad boss.   

Today, we get into Episode 7, Season 1 and Lesson 49 in our Lessons from Lasso series. The scene fixates on Coach Lasso as he downs a couple of whiskies from the mini-bar in an effort to anesthetize himself from the emotional pain of taking the final steps in signing divorce papers — an ultimate sign […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Numbing the Dark, Numbs the Light first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Lesson 48 in our Lessons from Lasso series and we're talking about Jamie Tartt getting canceled. Coach Lasso and Beard have done a lot of work to try to reform the prima donna striker and get him to buy into the concept of “team,” but just when it seems like they've gotten through to the […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Jamie Tartt Gets Canceled first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Here's the link to our Questionnaire #2! What lingering feelings did the Ted Lasso finale leave you with? Are you among those who believe Ted and Rebecca should've ended up together, or do you think the show's conclusion was just right? Join us as we dive deep into the varying emotions and reactions surrounding this iconic series' finale. We examine the intricate relationships portrayed throughout the series, such as the puzzling dynamic between Beard and Jane Payne, and the impact of parenting styles on Coach Lasso. We also explore how Ted Lasso's message of resilience and self-love has resonated with its audience, and how the phenomenal performances of the cast have contributed to the show's lasting impact. From the truthers' perspective to the satisfied fans, this discussion covers it all.As we wrap up our Ted Lasso journey, we reflect on the complexities of human emotion and growth captured by the series. We consider how our individual backgrounds influence our understanding of the show and how it serves as a mirror for our own search for love, connection, and belonging. Don't miss this heartfelt exploration of the unforgettable world of Ted Lasso and the powerful emotions it has ignited in viewers across the globe.The Tedcast is a deep dive podcast exploring the masterpiece that is Ted Lasso on Apple TV+.Sponsored by Pajiba and The Antagonist, join Boss Emily Chambers and Coaches Bishop and Castleton as they ruminate on all things AFC Richmond.Boss Emily ChambersCoach BishopCoach CastletonSupport the showBECOME A SUPPORTER OF THE SHOW TODAY!ARE YOU READY TO GET SOME LIFE-CHANGING COACHING OF YOUR OWN? BOOK A FREE 15 MINUTE SESSION RIGHT NOW!Producer: Thor BenanderProducer: Dustin RowlesProducer: Dan HamamuraProducer: Seth FreilichEditor: Luke MoreyOpening Theme: Andrew ChanleyOpening Intro: Timothy DurantMORE FROM COACH BISHOP:Studioworks: Coach BishopUnstuck AF: Coach Bishop's own podcastAlign Performance: Coach Bishop's companyMORE FROM THE ANTAGONIST:Mind Muscle with Simon de Veer - Join professional "trainer to the stars" Simon de Veer as he takes you through the history, science and philosophy of all the fads and trends of modern health and fitness.

Exciting times on Nelson Road. The Greyhounds are on a winning streak, and no one should be happier than Coach Lasso, right? Keeley sees Jack in a new light, Nate see his co-workers in an old light, Beard explains a Beatles song, Jamie needs to change his password, Michelle goes to Paris with Dr. Romance, and Ted learns to stop letting yesterday get in the way of today. Also, Oscar Wilde is dead. David J. Loehr with Sarah Hendrica Bickerton and Casey Liss.

Sacrifice is a major theme in team sport — the needs and desires of the individual athlete are always subject to the needs and strivings of the team. The best teams see individuals lay aside and “sacrifice” for the greater, common good. In this Lesson from Lasso, we watch as Coach Lasso tells the team […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Sacrifice to Honor Their Sacrifice first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Maybe you first heard the word schadenfreude in a 90's Simpsons episode or maybe it was in a recent Ted Lasso episode where Coach Lasso declared his locker room a schadenfreude free zone.  Or maybe this is the first you are hearing of it. Either way, I bet you have experienced this tough emotion.  Schadenfreude is the compound of the German words schaden, meaning harm and freude meaning joy. The German language is known for accurately capturing nuanced emotions, often with compound words that make the meaning very clear. The definition of schadenfreude simply means pleasure or joy derived from someone else's suffering or misfortune.  Brené Brown says that “Taking pleasure in someone else's failings, even if that person is someone we really dislike, can violate our values and lead to feelings of guilt and shame. but, make no mistake, it's seductive, especially when we're sucked into groupthink.”  This emotion is so tough to talk about because it can bring up guilt and shame within ourselves. We saw this collective schadenfreude a lot during covid between the vaccinated and anti-vaxxers. Someone who is vaccinated who got happy when someone who was not vaccinated got sick with covid, that's schadenfreude. Not a pretty emotion.  I think we've all had moments of schadenfreude and some of us more than others because schadenfreude has trait-like properties which means that some people have a tendency to take greater pleasure in others misfortune than others do.  Sports can bring this emotion a lot. It's a tied game and the other team's leading scorer fouls out of the game. We celebrate their misfortune because we think it makes our chances of winning higher, that's schadenfreude.  What's the opposite of schadenfreude? It's freudenfreude, the enjoyment of another's success. It is also a subset of empathy. And it's a really powerful connection tool.  In an intervention designed by researchers to increase freudenfreude they coined 2 new terms to describe behaviors that were very effective:  Shoy: intentionally sharing the joy of someone relating a success story by showing interest and asking follow-up questions Bragitude: intentionally tying words of gratitude toward the listener following discussion of personal successes Resources: Atlas of the Heart Book Study: https://www.meghanthomas.com/atlas-of-the-heart Atlas of the Heart by Brené Brown: https://amzn.to/3E4rChw Wolfpack by Abby Wambach: https://amzn.to/3XB10vu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Week 4 of our 2023 "The Gospel According to..." series where we are tracing Coach Lasso's journey through the world of English soccer, and finding some surprising and hopeful lessons along the way. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-foundry-church/message

Week 3 of our 2023 "The Gospel According to..." series. This year focuses on the character Ted Lasso from the hit Apple TV+ show of the same name. We'll trace Coach Lasso's journey through the EPL, and hone in on some surprising and hopeful lessons along the way. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-foundry-church/message

Episode six (season 1) opens with Coach Lasso dealing with the after shock of an official ‘separation' for wife, Michelle. He finally takes off the wedding ring which has gained some camera prominence up until this point. The ensuing day is fraught with struggle for Lasso as he looks to cope. His response? He decides […] The post Lessons from Lasso — ‘Bury' or ‘Bathe' In Work first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Week 2 of our 2023 "The Gospel According to..." series, focusing on Coach Ted Lasso from the hit AppleTV series Ted Lasso. We're following Coach Lasso's journey through the English Premier League, and discovering some surprising and hopeful lessons along the way. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-foundry-church/message

Week 1 of our 2023 "The Gospel According to..." series. This year we're following Coach Lasso's journey through the English Premier League, and finding some unexpected and hopeful lessons along the way. Join us each week for The Gospel According to Ted Lasso. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-foundry-church/message

Chris examines the CFP picture entering rivalry weekend and evaluates the NFL picture entering Thanksgiving. He discusses the value of three NHL superstars upon reaching great milestones, as well as the intrinsic value of the Cy Young & MVP winners announced this week, before taking a small page out of Coach Lasso's playbook.

We reach the end of episode five and lesson number 40 in our Lessons from Lasso series. Coach Lasso is saying “goodbye” to Michelle, his wife, while the two are standing out in the rain. It's a tearful moment, because Lasso is also saying goodbye in another sense — relationally and maritally. It's at this point […] The post Lessons from Lasso — I Promised Myself I Would Never Quit first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Our next Lessons from Lasso episode we see Coach Lasso and Coach Beard pontificate on the seeming “change” of tone, although not a change of the surly word that the fans are chanting post-game. Coach Lasso makes a time-reference — the 80's, when words meant the opposite of what was being said. How ought one […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Like the 80s When Bad Meant Good first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Lesson 38 in our Lessons from Lasso series and AFC Richmond is in an interesting place. It's halftime. They've just come back from being down 2 goals to tie the game 2-2. However, Coach Lasso has benched their star striker, Jamie Tartt, not because of injury or strategy, but because of his arrogance and audacity […] The post Lessons from Lasso — We Are Broken. We Need to Change. Change is Scary. first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Lesson 37 and we see Higgins rise to the top as he shares with Coach Lasso and Co. an insightful word about marriage and relationships — Being with the right person makes tough times easy. Lasso, in pain around what is happening with his wife, Michelle, and the impending trouble that their marriage is in, invites […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Being With the Right Person Makes Tough Times Easy first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

It's not long into episode five, and we gain more insight into Coach Lasso's marriage to Michelle and the difficulties that the couple are facing. Lasso shares with the coaching staff that he's taken this position (some 4,438 miles away) in order to “give a little space” in his marriage to his wife. Giving a […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Giving A Little Space first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

We start episode five, season one and Coach Lasso makes the comment, “It feels good to laugh.” Lasso has just been opening up to Rebecca about his marital issues and some of the struggle its been to try and preserve the marriage. His joke about couple's therapy breaks some of the tension he feels and […] The post Lessons from Lasso — It Feels Good To Laugh first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

We finally come to the end of episode four, season one and we see Coach Lasso and Coach Beard walking home after the gala. Beard is a mess — his girlfriend has dumped him. He put the “game” (of chess) before the dame, and it seems like this isn't the first time. In today's “Lessons […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Putting the Game Before the Dame first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

What happens when we run into conflict? Do we avoid it? Or, face it head on? Well, Coach Lasso attempts to bridge the gap that continues to grow amongst the team by bringing together his two leaders — the youthful, Jamie Tartt and the veteran, Roy Kent for a little “parent trap” conversation. In today's […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Let's Get it All Out There first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Rupert Manion rudely interrupts the fundraising benefit and in his mid-event introduction to Coach Lasso, he claims the love of his team that resides in his heart…you know, the lifelong love that we often have for our sports teams and clubs? Which team (or sport) has your lifetime fan-dom or passion? In today's “Lessons from […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Love of a Sports Team is a Lifetime Obsession first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Veteran Roy Kent is fuming. Pretty boy Jamie Tartt is antagonizing. The team is divided. And Coach Lasso is struggling to repair and restore team unity. Coach Lasso's words of wisdom to Kent? “Don't let the wisdom of age be wasted on you…” In today's “Lessons from Lasso” on the From the Touchline podcast, we […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Don't Let Wisdom Be Wasted first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Telling the truth is difficult in our day and age and maybe nowhere more difficult than in the football world. Today, Coach Lasso takes a minute to speak some truth into young Nathan's life as they head off for the team charity benefit gala. In today's “Lessons from Lasso” on the From the Touchline podcast, […] The post Lessons from Lasso — Truth Telling first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

Perhaps you've heard the adage — a house divided cannot stand. These words, spoken by Jesus a couple thousand years ago, play out in the rift that we see between members of the AFC Richmond team and Coach Lasso and Coach Beard have got to come up with a solution before it all unravels. Today, […] The post Lessons from Lasso — A Team Divided, A House Divided first appeared on Soccer Chaplains United.

I can commiserate with Coach Lasso — not everyone comes from your same background and at times, in an honest attempt to support people, we can sometimes fail miserably. In today's Lesson from Lasso, we are reminded of the sensitivity that we must often approach people with because “not everyone is fond of the American military” […]

What business does constantly cheery coach Ted Lasso have managing a strange sport in a foreign country, neither of which he knows anything about? That's what lots of people are trying to figure out in this Apple TV+ series, from Richmond's staunch fanbase, to the British press, to the people who wonder if owner Rebecca ? has gone off the deep end after very public (and very nastly) divorce from Rupert ?, the club's previous owner. Can Ted's charm offensive turn everyone to his side, or is he in over his wonderfully-coiffed head? Vinnk introduced Sean to this show, which Sean promptly forgot and tried to introduce Vinnk to the show. Based on a series of advertising spots for NBC Sports to promote their rights to air the real-life UK Premiere Football League games in the US, we explore how Ted Lasso transformed its titular character from buffoon meant to mock Americans' lack of knowledge (or interest) in the sport played everywhere else in the world into a heartfelt, award-winning dramedy. Starring: * Jason Sudeikis - Coach Ted Lasso * Brendan Hunt - Coach Beard * Hannah Waddingham - Rebecca Welton * Brett Goldstein - Roy Kent * Juno Temple - Keeley Jones * Nick Mohammed - Nathan Shelley * Jeremy Swift - Leslie Higgins Available on Apple TV+. Logo by by Louis Lloyd-Judson: https://louistrations.co.uk. This podcast is brought to you by the Nerd & Tie Podcast Network. Listen to other great shows at http://nerdandtie.com.

We are still recovering from the amazing sold out Haunted Hoedown show from last weekend and we're also ready to relive it! Starting off our RIPEcast mixes is our very own Ben Anderson from the Main Stage of the Hoedown! Let's hear it for Coach Lasso err…Anderson! More from Ben Anderson: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/idubwisesf

How well do you receive forgiveness? How easy is it for you to move on from a mistake or critical error as a footballer or coach? Have you developed any particular memory habits or routines and rhythms to help you overcome and achieve? Well, today we consider Coach Lasso's words to defender Sam Obisanya — […]

Ep. 103 Ted Lasso the Christmas Episode, Old Men Fawning Over Younger Women is So Gross and The Fear of Getting Old Welcome to the Modern Moron where we take a brief break from the shitstorm that is our civilization and spend some time taling about the hugely popular Ted Lasso, some of the characters and it's co-creator Jason Sudeikis.  Part of the show's attraction is that despite the aforementioned shitstorm this planet seems to be currently embroiled in, Sudeikis and Ted Lasso seem bound and determined to find a bright spot, grab ahold of it and refuses to let go.  All in the midst of their endearing character's challenges and flaws.   The show is so determined to give us the warm and fuzzies that they even released a Christmas special in August that had all the trimmings of the romantic comedy or rom-com … Love Actually. For the most part, I didn't care for the Christmas episode.  I didn't really care for Love Actually either for the same reason.  Too sugar coated for me.  I seem to remember being nauseated by Keira Knightley in particular.   However I may need to revisit the film, if for no other reason than for Bill Nighey's washed up old rocker trying to make a comeback selling one of his revamped hits as a Christmas song.  THAT is my  kind of Christmas character.  I also love, love Alan Rickman who is in that film as well with Emma Thompson who is also fantastic.  Hmmm, I am talking about a film I don't like, right?  Where were we? Ted Lasso!  The Christmas episode.  A number of homages to Love Actually in the episode and that's why I didn't like it.  Okay moving on… we then begin to talk about our favorite characters in the show.  First off, we can't remember the name of Roy Kent, who is played by Brett Goldstein.  He's probably my favorite character because, well he's old - at least by professional soccer standards - and he's angry.  What more could I ask for?  He also has a podcast, yuk, and I hear it's very good.  It's called “Films To Be Buried With With Brett Goldstein”.  He has a guest every episode and finds out about films that stand out at different points in their lives.  Hmm?  A focused podcast with a point.  What a concept.   Regarding Brett Goldstein, there are two articles in the bottom of the description from Vulture, which is sort of a website covering entertainment and is an off-shoot of New York Magazine.   Here is an excerpt from one of the articles where Brett talks about how he got the role of Roy Kent.  I REALLY want to try to read this as Roy Kent but my daughter thinks I do embarrassingly lousy impressions, which means I might do it anyway… Brett says: “So what happened was — and I still can't believe it worked out, and I also can't believe that I did it — basically, as we were writing it, I just started to think I could play Roy; I really get it. I really get this part. But I also knew it was not the sort of part I would usually play. I usually play a softer character. It's probably my typecast up to that point. So I didn't want to say anything because I thought, No one's thinking of me for this role. And I didn't want to embarrass anyone and make it awkward. So on my last day in the writers' room, the night before, I [recorded a tape], five scenes as Roy, without telling anyone, and then I sent an email to Bill [Lawrence] and said, ‘I've been thinking I could play Roy … but if this is embarrassing, you can pretend you never got this email, and I will never ask you about it.' Then I got a message from him at like three in the morning, going, ‘Oh! This is good. Let's see.' And then very luckily it all went ahead.” Regarding Hannah Waddingham who plays the owner of the futbol club, I'm embarrassed to say I get a little too exuberant in describing her statuesqueness.  And having to stomach listening to myself is making me more aware that nobody wants to hear an old man talk about the opposite sex in any sort of desirous way except maybe… MAYBE other old men.  It's gross.  That time has passed, show some class and keep that shit to yourself.  It's where the term dirty old man comes from.  I wanted to leave it out, but then I thought… fuck it.  Just expose the disgustingness of it, but try to learn from it and keep your mouth shut next time.   We also get all tied up looking for a photo of Ms. Waddingham and I try to send the Senator to imdb.com which stands for  Internet Movie Database and it's great for looking up that guy who was on that show, you know, I can't think of her name but she did a movie with Tom Cruise.  So you look up Tom Cruise and then you see all of his movies and then you recognize the one you saw “that person” and you click on it and find the actor.  That goes for writers, directors and producers as well.    Okay, Ms. Waddinghams incredible voice… she has performed for many years in London's West End which is our version of Broadway.  In fact, she's performed on our version of Broadway as well where she played The Lady of the Lake in Spamalot. Finally, the co-creator of Ted Lasso, Jason Sudeikis.  There is a GREAT, thoughtful interview with him, link at the bottom, from Indiewire.com, which is a film industry and review website that focuses on independent film.  It's about a 20 minute interview and I'm going to play a clip from it that focuses on the one time where Coach Lasso calls out Jamie Tart in front of the entire team.  He tries to do it once before when they were alone, but if you remember, Lasso's son comes running in which interrupts what he was about to say to Tart.  Tart ends up signing his son's jersey for him and the moment is gone. But when Lasso does call out Tart in front of his teammates in the locker room, he keeps repeating the word “practice”.  Jamie Tart skipped practice because he said he had an injury which he clearly didn't and was passive aggressively acting out in protest.  But Sudeikis using the word “practice” over and over again is an homage to former NBA star Alan Iverson.  Fortunately, you didn't need to know that to see the message that was being delivered in the scene.  But if you did catch that connection, there's a lot more going on.   Alan Iverson was a firebrand of a basketball player.  He was only 6 feet tall, which really isn't that tall for a player who dominated the way he did.  He did an infamous press conference where he was asked about missing practice.  He uttered the word practice 26 times… Almost word for word right?... Even though most people have only heard that part of the press conference, it was at least a half hour long and I listened to all of it so I could find more context.  The context that Jason Sudeikis provides… So here we have the same message about practice, but it's not coming from a cocky soccer player or an young League MVP… now, that same message is coming from a coach.  Sudeikis turned it on its head… and it was also the first time we see Ted get fired up in a tough love, stick versus the carrot type of coaching.  But it was what Jamie Tart needed.  By the way when I mention the character Jamie Tart the Senator says he thinks she's a cutie… I think he was thinking of the character Keeley Jones played by Juno Temple. So, we have a nice light and breezy episode talking about Ted Lasso… until… I bring up the topic of getting old.  Like moving to a senior living facility old.  “Senior Living Facility” that is definitely not what they call it.  I think it's Senior Living Community.  I took a tour of a facility a couple of weeks ago as my 80 year old sister is ready… yes, ready on her own… to move into such a community.  It's really nice, but it's also really scary.  Actually, I think I'm the one that's scared because I know that's going to be me soon.  Sooner than I think or realize… So I make sure and squelch out the good Lasso vibes by brining that up.  You're welcome. CLOSE - I guarantee you this topic will be discussed many more times on this program because it's hugely popular with adults 25 to 49 and males 18 to 34.  Wait, that's not our demographic.  You know who you are. There is so much more trivia I could unload on you regarding Ted Lasso but there's not enough time.  Isn't there?  There's no time limit… it's just the two or three of us.  For example, you may already know that Hannah Waddingham played the character Septa Unella on Game of Thrones, which I have never seen, and in one episode she underwent about 10 hours of water torture on set to get approximately 90 seconds of usable takes.  True story.  I read it on the internet so it has to be true. A quick COVID note about our friends in this country who are not getting vaccinated.  Apparently the states where the COVID variant is spiking happen to be red states, which are also states where vaccinations are severely lagging, can you imagine?  Well, here is the Governor of West Virginia, Jim Justice… great name, telling his citizens to put down their conspiracy theories and get vaccinated… Red state, Republican Governor.  God sakes a livin', that's a good ol' boy right there. Also, as of this recording, The San Francisco Giants are the first team in baseball to clinch a playoff berth!   Okay, that's it for realsies… thank you for listening, please forward this to a few people you think might enjoy it or as a practical joke to some people you think will hate it.  Just forward it and we'll see you next time. 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Coach Lasso and the Richmond Greyhound head to Wembley to take on Manchester City. Will they pull off a miracle? Sam and Rebecca finally realize they've been talking to each other. Will they make it work? Also, Coach Lasso makes a shocking confession. All of this and more on this week's recap. --- 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/the-kids-wear-crowns/message

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The Outlaw John Rocha welcomes his fellow Geek Buddy and avid Ted Lasso fan Shannon McClung to review the sixth episode of Season 2 titled The Signal. The hit series from Apple TV+ stars Jason Sudeikis, Brendan Hunt, Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Jeremy Swift, Brett Goldstein, Phil Dunster, Nick Mohammed, Cristo Fernandez, and more. The series is created by Bill Lawrence, Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt. The episode Ted being fired up that the new team dynamic seems to be working. But will they have a chance in the semifinal? Also, Jamie Tartt and Roy Kent finally come to a meeting of the minds, Rebecca's dating life takes a shocking turn, Nate's moment of triumph could turn into a tragedy, Coach Beard and Jane take the next step, and Coach Lasso makes a surprising exit that leads to a revelation. Chapters: 0:00 Intro, Synopsis and Overall Thoughts 3:59 Jamie Tartt and Roy Kent 9:48 Nate's Jealousy of the Roy Keene Effect 16:25 Coach Beard and Jane's Relationship 22:30 Rebecca's BANTR Partner is Revealed 29:27 Ted Lasso's Panic Attack 34:26 Final Thoughts and Social Media PLugs #TedLasso #AppleTV #Review #JasonSudeikis #HannahWaddingham #BrendanHunt #BrettGoldstein #JunoTemple #BillLawrence #TVReview #AFCRichmond Join The Outlaw's Patreon at: https://patreon.com/JohnRocha Follow The Outlaw John Rocha on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheRochaSays Follow The Outlaw John Rocha on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therochasays/ Follow Shannon McClung on Twiiter: https://twitter.com/Shannon_McClung Follow Shannon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shannonthegeekbuddy/

Post By: Adam Turteltaub Ted Lasso has been a pandemic streaming success story. The show stars Jason Sudeikis as an American college football coach hired to lead a troubled English soccer (football) club. Unlike the typically-portrayed coach, barking out orders and all about winning, Ted is an empathetic person, who wears his heart on his sleeve, looks for the best in people, and does his best to bring it out of everyone. That's not always easy given the personalities that surround him. The team's owner is engaged in a personal vendetta. One star player is self-obsessed, another is arguably the angriest person in the world. The show has been a runaway success, with the public, critics and the press. It has earned 20 Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, and two nominations for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series. For those of us working in compliance and ethics, the show is a great watch, not just for its entertainment value. It contains several lessons on creating the right organizational culture, and how to engage people in discussions of right and wrong. In this podcast I sit down with Bill Wrubel, Executive Producer of the series who, not surprisingly for a show about working as a team, gives the credit to others including Brendan Hunt, Joe Kelly, Bill Lawrence, and, of course, Jason Sudeikis, who wanted the show to have meaning and be something beyond laughter. Fittingly, when Bill interviewed for the job, Sudeikis asked him if he had any mentors in his career and to tell him about them. Sudeikis drew heavily from his own experiences in the entertainment industry, Bill shares. From his years working in improv he learned that success is the product of team work. You are as dependent upon what others are doing as what you are doing. From writing for SNL, under Tina Fey's leadership, he had learned from her habit of listening to all the voices in the room, not just the loud ones, and to recognize that everyone had a contribution to make. You can see that in the show, when Coach Lasso encourages the players to speak their mind, and also, notably, when he chooses to listen, not escalate confrontations, and be forgiving. What may surprise many is that the writers regularly talked about and read books on leadership. They saw that not everything flows from the top and that great leadership comes from openness. “Be curious not judgmental” is an oft-quoted line from the show. Listen in to the podcast, and then enjoy Ted Lasso. Then watch it one more time (if you haven't watched it already) for the lessons about how to create a culture that encourages growth and openness. The setting is an English football club, but the lessons can apply to compliance and ethics program everywhere.

Post By: Adam Turteltaub Ted Lasso has been a pandemic streaming success story. The show stars Jason Sudeikis as an American college football coach hired to lead a troubled English soccer (football) club. Unlike the typically-portrayed coach, barking out orders and all about winning, Ted is an empathetic person, who wears his heart on his sleeve, looks for the best in people, and does his best to bring it out of everyone. That's not always easy given the personalities that surround him. The team's owner is engaged in a personal vendetta. One star player is self-obsessed, another is arguably the angriest person in the world. The show has been a runaway success, with the public, critics and the press. It has earned 20 Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, and two nominations for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series. For those of us working in compliance and ethics, the show is a great watch, not just for its entertainment value. It contains several lessons on creating the right organizational culture, and how to engage people in discussions of right and wrong. In this podcast I sit down with Bill Wrubel, Executive Producer of the series who, not surprisingly for a show about working as a team, gives the credit to others including Brendan Hunt, Joe Kelly, Bill Lawrence, and, of course, Jason Sudeikis, who wanted the show to have meaning and be something beyond laughter. Fittingly, when Bill interviewed for the job, Sudeikis asked him if he had any mentors in his career and to tell him about them. Sudeikis drew heavily from his own experiences in the entertainment industry, Bill shares. From his years working in improv he learned that success is the product of team work. You are as dependent upon what others are doing as what you are doing. From writing for SNL, under Tina Fey's leadership, he had learned from her habit of listening to all the voices in the room, not just the loud ones, and to recognize that everyone had a contribution to make. You can see that in the show, when Coach Lasso encourages the players to speak their mind, and also, notably, when he chooses to listen, not escalate confrontations, and be forgiving. What may surprise many is that the writers regularly talked about and read books on leadership. They saw that not everything flows from the top and that great leadership comes from openness. “Be curious not judgmental” is an oft-quoted line from the show. Listen in to the podcast, and then enjoy Ted Lasso. Then watch it one more time (if you haven't watched it already) for the lessons about how to create a culture that encourages growth and openness. The setting is an English football club, but the lessons can apply to compliance and ethics program everywhere.

Finally! We move on to Episode 2 of Season One of Ted Lasso. Do you remember how you felt on the first day of school? Or, maybe it was the first day at your new club, your new team? Excited? Nervous? Both. Coach Lasso and Coach Beard share their feelings and help each other with […]

A classic high school football movie but with a hippie twist. Remember the Titans meets Coach Lasso

As we continue with our Lessons from Lasso series, one of the first changes Coach Lasso brings to the fictitious AFC Richmond, is a slight modification to the locker room decor. If you have never been in a locker room for a professional team (I have been invited in, as a guest at times) — […]

We all need a companion, partner in life. For Coach Ted Lasso and his new coaching adventure in English football (soccer) at AFC Richmond, that person is Coach ‘Beard.' In an early moment of solidarity we see Coach Lasso and Coach Beard push their desks together before beginning the work of coaching the team. Whom […]

Coach Lasso is back on the pitch this summer and the Apex Legends battle goes mobile. Get the scoop in today's #MikeJonesMinuteCon!

The Lasso Brothers recap episode 3 of Ted Lasso and place it atop the rankings in the episode Royal Rumble. Speaking of Royal Rumbles, Neal jumps off the top rope in the episode and, despite agreeing with him in episode 1, attacks Matt for his dislike of tea! To settle the debate we asked the listeners and 67% agreed with Neal and “Team Tea.” The other 33% are correct and agree with Matt and Coach Lasso that tea is absolute garbage water. (Also, nice try Neal, but iced tea and sweet tea were never in this debate - stop trying to move the goal!) The Brothers also discuss appreciation for Coach Lasso's penchant for lifting those around him and his ability to respond with positivity at almost every turn. Ted Lasso on coincidences: “Well that's the funny thing about coincidences, sometimes they just happen.”

The Lasso Brothers recap the Pilot episode of Ted Lasso and both agree that tea is nothing but hot brown water. The Brothers also discuss Coach Lasso's relentless positivity and what drove them to watch the show. Ted Lasso on tackling new or difficult tasks: “If you're comfortable doing it, you're probably doing it wrong.”

In this episode, we discuss the Apple TV+ sleeper hit Ted Lasso and the feel-good, inclusive Christmas Special from Hulu - Happiest Season. To add some dark chocolate in this vanilla mix, we discuss Ryu Murakami's In The Miso Soup - a story about a potential American killer on the loose in Japan. Finally, we share our thoughts on Spotify 2020 Wrapped and our self-destructive music consumption habits. Some fun links to go through while you're here : An American Coach in London : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KeG_i8CWE8&ab_channel=NBCSportsNetwork The Return of Coach Lasso : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRqypM7jb5Y&ab_channel=NBCSports