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War Room Trump In “Revenge Mode” After 13th Consecutive Night Of U.S. Strikes On Iran… PLUS, The Anti-White Shiloh Hendrix First Amendment Double Standard & Democrats' Voter Suppression Lie Implodes as Their Own Voters Back ID Requirements

Tonight, new U.S. airstrikes on Iran. This comes after America's top defense official was asked to explain how the Iranian military he said was "destroyed and made combat ineffective" just days into the war is still a deadly threat now. Plus, it was the crash of a Pan Am flight nearly 75 years ago that led to the mandatory safety briefings we get before every takeoff. Now, that long-lost wreckage has been found.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Husain Haqqani and Bill Roggio. A tanker fire in the Straits of Hormuz and consecutive days of missile exchanges signal a "war restart." Ambassador Haqqani argues neither side can afford to look weak, leading to a stalemate of aerial bombing without a clear plan for regime change. Roggio and Haqqani agree air power alone cannot secure ground, and the estimated 600,000 troops required for a ground invasion is "science fiction." (1)1767 YEMEN

US forces have launch tenth consecutive day of attacks against Iran, The Islamic Council of Victoria has comdemns desecration of Muslim graves on Melbourne's outskirts The AFLW defends its choice of ground for Ireland matchup

For review:1. US President Donald Trump says the latest military strikes on Iran are being carried out in honor of US servicemembers killed in recent days.The US military launched a new wave of strikes targeting Iran early on Monday, the ninth consecutive night of attacks."The strikes will continue degrading Iranian military capabilities used to attack commercial vessels and civilian mariners transiting the Strait of Hormuz," the US military's Central Command (CENTCOM) said in a post on X.As the US sent dozens of refueling jets back to Israel in anticipation of a possible further escalation, Israel's Kan public broadcaster reported, citing an unnamed American official, that the US was also sending dozens of warplanes to the Middle East, bolstering its F-16 and F-35 fleets there.2. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on Sunday met with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the start of his official visit to Washington, according to a US State Department readout.The meeting, held at the State Department, discussed the US-Israel-Lebanon Trilateral Framework, the readout said.3. Breaking Defense Interview with USAF Chief of Staff. In a one-on-one with Breaking Defense, Air Force Chief of Staff GEN Kenneth Wilsbach laid out his big concerns for the service.

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July 14, 2026 - 5am U.S. strikes Iran for third consecutive night Trump's Thursday primetime speech Maine ICE fatal shooting Two SCOTUS justices to appear before Congress Federal judge criticizes President Trump's lawsuit against the IRS Governor of SC appoints Lindsey Graham's sister, Darlene Graham Nordone, as his temporary replacement in the Senate To listen to this show and other MS podcasts without ads, sign up for MS NOW Premium on Apple Podcasts. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Amendment 26-20, sponsored by Charter Review Commission chair Brandon Erickson and passed 9-6, would limit Clark County Council members to three consecutive terms. A one-term waiting period would apply before a former councilor could run again. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/charter-review-commission-26-20-limitation-on-consecutive-terms-for-county-council-members/ #ClarkCounty #CharterReview #TermLimits #ClarkCountyCouncil #WashingtonState #LocalGovernment #Amendment2620 #CountyPolitics

The United States has initiated its third consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran and is officially reinstating a naval blockade on Iranian ports. This significant military escalation effectively dismantles the fragile ceasefire that was established in April 2026.U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) executed five hours of extensive strikes aimed at coastal military infrastructure, missile bases, and drone facilities. The objective of this operation is to diminish Tehran's capacity to assault commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.Explosions and missile impacts have been recorded at several strategically important locations in Bandar Abbas, Bushehr, and the Gulf Islands.President Donald Trump informed Congress that limited military action has recommenced after accusing Iran of breaching a June memorandum of understanding. CENTCOM will officially reinstate the naval blockade on vessels traveling to or from Iranian ports. Any unauthorized ships attempting to enter the blockaded coastal areas will be subject to interception, diversion, or capture.In a remarkable policy shift, Trump declared on Truth Social that the U.S. will serve as "The Guardian of the Hormuz Strait." The U.S. intends to impose a 20% cargo fee on all non-Iranian merchant vessels passing through the waterway in exchange for maritime protection.International maritime law typically prohibits such transit fees. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi publicly ridiculed the proposal, labeling it as "piracy" and jesting that Tehran would secure the strait for a lower fee.The breakdown of the truce has swiftly incited broader regional conflict and financial instability, as Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) targeted commercial traffic, striking and disabling two tankers. The United Arab Emirates confirmed that two of its supertankers were hit by Iranian cruise missiles in Omani waters, resulting in the death of an Indian crew member.  Iran initiated a series of drone and missile assaults targeting U.S. bases and allies in the region. Jordan's air defense systems effectively intercepted four Iranian missiles that were traversing its airspace. Concurrently, Tehran asserted that it had hit and "eliminated" assets at a U.S.-controlled airbase in Bahrain.Fueled by concerns over potential extended disruptions in shipping through a channel responsible for approximately 20% of the world's oil supply, Brent crude prices surged by more than 9.5% in just one day.

Jim Roemer explains why a rapidly strengthening El Niño — paired with record heat baking Western Europe's corn crop — points toward a neutral-to-bearish summer for corn and soybeans, not a repeat of the historic 1983 Corn Belt drought.

The WIP Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows break down an electric series of Phillies comebacks against the Nationals, highlighting the squad's resilience and clutch hitting from Brandon Marsh and Bryson Stott. They are joined by Larry Anderson and Scott Franzke to discuss the rotation's dominance and whether the Phils can chase down the Braves for the NL East crown. The segment concludes with a look at potential trade deadline splashes, including names like Aroldis Chapman and Wilyer Abreu. 01:50 - Thrilling Phillies Comeback 06:18 - Team Heart Debate 14:00 - Hugh's Phillies Analysis 17:49 - NL East Standings 25:05 - Larry Anderson Interview 40:56 - Scott Franzke Interview 54:26 - Trade Deadline Targets

The WIP Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows break down an electric series of Phillies comebacks against the Nationals, highlighting the squad's resilience and clutch hitting from Brandon Marsh and Bryson Stott. They are joined by Larry Anderson and Scott Franzke to discuss the rotation's dominance and whether the Phils can chase down the Braves for the NL East crown. The segment concludes with a look at potential trade deadline splashes, including names like Aroldis Chapman and Wilyer Abreu. 01:50 - Thrilling Phillies Comeback 06:18 - Team Heart Debate 14:00 - Hugh's Phillies Analysis 17:49 - NL East Standings 25:05 - Larry Anderson Interview 40:56 - Scott Franzke Interview 54:26 - Trade Deadline Targets

The WIP Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows break down an electric series of Phillies comebacks against the Nationals, highlighting the squad's resilience and clutch hitting from Brandon Marsh and Bryson Stott. They are joined by Larry Anderson and Scott Franzke to discuss the rotation's dominance and whether the Phils can chase down the Braves for the NL East crown. The segment concludes with a look at potential trade deadline splashes, including names like Aroldis Chapman and Wilyer Abreu. 01:50 - Thrilling Phillies Comeback 06:18 - Team Heart Debate 14:00 - Hugh's Phillies Analysis 17:49 - NL East Standings 25:05 - Larry Anderson Interview 40:56 - Scott Franzke Interview 54:26 - Trade Deadline Targets

Frank Longobardi started a five-person CPA firm in Hartford, Connecticut on November 1st, 1984, with a first-year revenue goal of $300,000. For the next 23 consecutive years, the firm grew both top and bottom line, every single year. By the time he and his partner decided to merge up, they had built a $14.5 million firm with over 100 people and ten partners.In this conversation, Frank walks through every phase of that journey with the kind of candor that only comes from having lived it. He talks about the early days of working 3,000-plus hours a year, the moment he realized hating to lose a $400 tax return was holding his firm back, and why he told every partner the same thing: it is not your client, it is the firm's client. He also shares his perspective on the partnership model at scale, why private equity entered accounting, and what the profession's talent structure will look like as AI reshapes the work.The conversation covers:How a five-person startup grew for 23 consecutive years without a single down yearWhy hating to lose any client, even a $400 return, was the biggest early mistakeHow to transfer client relationships to the next generation of partners without losing the clientWhy he told every partner "it is not your account, it is the firm's account" and what shifted when they embraced thatHow the CohnReznick mega merger came together and what it took to lead a $430 million combined firmWhy the traditional pyramid staffing model is evolving into a diamond shape as AI changes the workHow private equity entered accounting and what PE firms are actually looking for in acquisitionsFrank's career is a rare example of someone who has seen the profession from every angle: sole proprietor, regional firm leader, mega merger architect, top 25 CEO, and now PE advisor. His perspective on what it takes to build something worth buying, merging, or leading is grounded in 40 years of doing exactly that.This episode is for firm owners curious about what the path from small firm to large firm leadership actually looks like, leaders wondering how to transfer client relationships without losing them, practitioners thinking about whether merging up makes sense for their next chapter, and anyone interested in how private equity is evaluating and reshaping accounting firms from the inside.TIMESTAMPS00:00 - Brannon Poe intro and podcast welcome 00:13 - Introducing Frank Longobardi, former CEO of CohnReznick 00:56 - Why Frank chose accounting: a blue-collar family, a high school course, and the University of Connecticut 01:55 - Frank's career path: regional firm, Big Eight, and starting his own firm in 1984 02:42 - The first business plan: $300K goal, five people, $40K salary each 03:02 - 23 consecutive years of top and bottom line growth at Longobardi and Company 03:27 - Merging into J.H. Cohn in 2007 as their entree into Connecticut 04:33 - Running industry groups and earning a board seat at J.H. Cohn 04:46 - The CohnReznick mega merger of 2012: combining a $240M and $190M firm 05:09 - Becoming a $430 million firm and one of the first mega mergers in the profession 05:43 - Running for sole CEO in 2015 and serving a four-year term with mandatory retirement at 65 06:01 - What the CEO years were really like: navigating the compliance-to-advisory shift and people challenges 07:01 - What Frank learned from wearing every hat at a small firm that big firm leaders never experience 07:27 - Strategic planning, partner coaching, and the reality of 1,500 to 1,600 charge hours a year 08:13 - Managing expectations during busy season: communicating with clients and keeping the team motivated 09:13 - The biggest challenges in growing from startup to $14.5 million 10:35 - Client service intensity and keeping good people for the long term as the two main growth drivers 11:07 - Home-grown partners and the value of developing talent from within the CPA firm 11:57 - The biggest mistake: hating to part ways with any client, including a $400 1040 12:13 - What managing at scale taught Frank about the discipline of bringing in the right accounting clients 12:31 - How difficult clients affect team morale and why post-Covid firms have gotten better at weeding them out 13:14 - Why technical CPAs struggle to let go and why letting go is how firms scale 13:46 - How to transfer client relationships to the next generation: patience, coaching, and making it a two-year process 14:42 - Clients belong to the firm, not the partner: why that mindset shift matters for CPA firm succession 15:27 - How Frank developed next-generation leaders by helping them build on their own strengths 16:17 - The partnership model: what works, what does not, and why 270 partners makes decision-making complex 17:26 - Why accounting has become capital-intensive and what that means for the traditional profit distribution model 18:01 - Retaining 5% of revenue inside the firm: why Frank pushed for it and why partners pushed back 18:35 - Why private equity entered accounting: capital needs, governance limitations, and the cost of M&A 19:25 - How accounting firm M&A economics shifted from deferred retirement payments to cash-heavy PE deals 20:05 - The profession is changing faster than ever: AI, private equity, and what that means for CPA firms 20:28 - Frank's post-retirement path: offshoring advisory, private equity diligence, and board seats 21:03 - Working with an offshoring firm post-Covid and watching augmentation services boom, then normalize 22:32 - The build-operate-transfer model for offshore accounting centers in India and South Africa 23:05 - The most critical principle in offshoring: treat the offshore team like any other office 23:40 - Consulting for private equity firms evaluating accounting acquisitions: 8 to 10 diligence projects 24:34 - Board seats at a PE-backed accounting firm in Rochester and a CAS firm in Salt Lake City 25:02 - What Frank has observed about how private equity grows organizations from the inside 25:34 - AI as the biggest trigger for change in the accounting profession over the next 3 to 5 years 26:08 - How AI will affect assurance, tax, advisory, hiring, and training in CPA firms 26:52 - The shift from a pyramid to a diamond: why mid-level technology and analytics talent will matter most 27:32 - Why AI is creating an opportunity to add more value to clients than ever before 28:25 - Accounting enrollment is increasing for the third year in a row: why that matters 28:50 - Starting salaries need to be competitive with private equity and investment banking to attract top talent 29:33 - Book recommendations: "The One Minute Manager" and "Who Moved My Cheese?" and a note on EOS 30:56 - Living your values as a leader: calling people out when they exhibit them, not just stating them 32:06 - Where to connect with Frank: LinkedIn and frank.p.longo@gmail.comThe One Minute Manager by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson  Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson Download Now: https://poegroupadvisors.com/accounting-practice-academy/increase-letter/Price increases are nothing to fear. The real challenge is effectively informing clients of these changes. Our templates will help you demonstrate your value and help clients understand the increases necessary to keep your firm afloat.*Download now and receive:*- (1) Major Fee Increase Letter Template- (1) 20% Fee Increase Letter Template

CPI Now Sits At Four Percent For The Year To May. Two Aussie States Now Have Confirmed Bird Flu Cases. Pauline Hanson Doubles Down On Calls For Australia To Be A Monoculture. And Madonna Turns Heads At Star-Studded YSL Fashion Show In Paris.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CPI Now Sits At Four Percent For The Year To May. Two Aussie States Now Have Confirmed Bird Flu Cases. Pauline Hanson Doubles Down On Calls For Australia To Be A Monoculture. And Madonna Turns Heads At Star-Studded YSL Fashion Show In Paris.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Foresight Environmental Infrastructure (LSE:FGEN) investment manager Charlie Wright joined Proactive's Stephen Gunnion to discuss annual results, dividend growth and the outlook for its diversified environmental infrastructure portfolio. FGEN raised its dividend for a 12th consecutive year, with a FY27 target of 8.04p per share and dividend cover of 1.25x. Despite modest NAV per share slippage to 105.2p, the portfolio delivered a positive NAV total return of 6.2%, with shareholders receiving 7.96p in dividends over the period. Wright emphasised that growth is coming from within the existing portfolio rather than new acquisitions. "The exciting thing for us is that the opportunities are really coming from assets we already own," he said, pointing specifically to the anaerobic digestion portfolio and CNG Fuels platform, where biomethane adoption by HGV fleets is gaining momentum. The interview also touched on carbon capture investments, progress at Glasshouse, and operational developments at the Rjukan aquaculture facility in Norway. Management remains focused on operational performance, growth asset ramp-up and capital recycling to support long-term shareholder value. For more videos like this, visit the Proactive YouTube channel, give this video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications so you never miss future content. #FGEN #ForesightEnvironmentalInfrastructure #CharlieWright #InfrastructureInvestment #RenewableEnergy #EnvironmentalInfrastructure #DividendGrowth #LSE #CleanEnergy #Biomethane #CarbonCapture #AnaerobicDigestion #EnergyTransition #SustainableInvesting #InvestorUpdate

6-16-26 Cleveland Track Coach, Kenny Henry joins the program after the boys team wins it's 10th consecutive State Championship

Lorenzo Fiori discusses the "disaster" of the Italian national football team failing to qualify for the World Cup for the third consecutive time. The segment transitions to Pisa, highlighting the prestigious Scuola Normale Superiore and recent astronomical breakthroughs involving the James Webb Space Telescope. Fiori concludes with local wine and culinary recommendations. (6)1904

US Accepts Only White Refugees for Sixth Consecutive Month- Hear more about this story on today's podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the fifth time in a row, the Bank of Canada announced it would be keeping interest rates unchanged as many economists expected.   There are numerous economic factors the Bank of Canada says it's monitoring before making any interest rate moves including the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, flat GDP numbers and trade talks between CUSMA countries.   When asked whether a cut or a hike to the 2.25% overnight rate is in the near future, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said the situation is complex.   “If the United States imposes significant new trade restrictions on Canada, we may need to cut the policy rate further to support economic growth. Alternatively, if the conflict in the Middle East continues and higher energy prices start leading to ongoing generalized inflation, monetary policy will have more work to do — there may be a need for consecutive increases in the policy rate.”   Scotiabank's Chief Economist Jean-François Perrault is back on the podcast to break down what's going on with the economy, whether recession risks are overblown and what Canadians can expect in the coming months.  

DJ & PK talked about the New York Knicks' incredible run as they took Game 1 of the NBA Finals. 

PREVIEW for Later Today: Conrad Black. Conrad Black analyzes unprecedented governance failures within the "Five Eyes" nations, focusing specifically on the streak of seven consecutive failed prime ministers currently paralyzing Great Britain.1940 GROUND DEFENSES.

"McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alex hosts Charlotte, Si and ordy to talk through Newcastle United 3 West Ham United 1. They discuss: Another good home win that gives us a chance of a top ten finish Nick Woltemade and Will Osula - the future? A promising team selection that provides a template for next season? Loads more Please consider supporting the show on Patreon - www.patreon.com/tfpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Connor and Joey determine if they rather have consecutive days of sunlight or darkness. Also, Connor shares an absurd oddity from the Creighton baseball game.

Teddi and Tamra break down RHOBH Reunion Part 3. We can’t help but notice Andy seems done with Dorit! Then, Teddi spills a secret about what one RHOBH Housewife was caught doing behind the couch at a reunion. Plus, Tamra just wants to remind everyone she has a full year on Kyle. Will Andy recognize her reign?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

5-6-26 Lobo Men's Golf Coach, Jake Harrington joins the program after qualifying for the NCAA Regionals for the 3rd Consecutive year

The closures are necessary to safely install steel beams on the I-80 bridge over Interstate 55, the Illinois Department of Transportation said.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/shaw-local-s-bears-insider-podcast--3098936/support.

DJ & PK examined if BYU basketball has built themselves into a leviathan in college basketball and what the chances are of AJ Dybantsa and Bruce Branch III going No.1 overall in consecutive NBA Drafts. 

SEASON 4 EPISODE 83: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (3:00) SPECIAL COMMENT: Trump has given away his labyrinthine plot to stay in office past 2028 in one social media post and he’s just crazy enough to think it will work. It is in his rant claiming the indictment of a political opponent means "The 2020 Presidential Election Should Be Permanently Wiped From The Books And Be Of No Further Force or Effect…” He is not going to try a new Constitutional Amendment or say the limit is two CONSECUTIVE terms. He's not going another coup (at least not initially). He is going to try to nullify the 2020 Election - and hold that vote again. ANOTHER 2020 Election. In 2028. If you think that's too crazy easy for him - is it crazier than Trump insisting yesterday that we are in a war against UKRAINE? Crazier than indicting the former FBI Director on a threat to kill Trump with a seashell meme? Crazier than trying to get a comedian fired for a joke about Trump’s death and his wife when TRUMP then goes out and makes a joke about his death and his wife and all America is talking about is the dreaded D-word? Crazier than indicting a man for trying to shoot him at the Correspondents’ Dinner when it is now unmistakably clear that the suspect never fired a shot and was never on the same floor as Trump was? Crazier than Trump's insistence that we should pay for this damn ballroom because it'll protect presidents? What - are they sealing themselves in like Saddam Hussein in his Hidey Hole? And then I'll detail Trump’s bid to MATA: Make America 2020 Again. B-Block (36:00) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Two competing Bari Weiss entries because while nobody's watching her version of the CBS Evening News, everybody seems to have seen her prized reporter Olivia Reingold making a fool of herself on video from the Correspondents' Dinner. And speaking of that, Stephen A. Smith came out of that experience knowing who is to blame for all America's problems: those evil liberals! Whose presidential nomination he expects to win. ESPN has a choice: platform a political idiot and Conservative tool and destroy your franchise, or get rid of him and keep it. C-Block (55:00) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: I often wonder WHY I ever became a political commentator. It wasn't planned and it wasn't supposed to be permanent. And the story of HOW I became a political commentator is even crazier.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

George Kontos joins Murph and Markus to discuss Drew Gilbert's energy and Giants winning three consecutive seriesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The number of adults living in emergency accommodation in Clare was 100 or higher for the third consecutive month in March. The latest Department of Housing Report reveals 100 adults were residing in emergency accommodation in the week of the 23rd to the 29th of March. A total of 347 children in the Midwest region were also classed as homeless in the period in question. Homeless support worker and Shannon Sinn Féin representative Shane Doody says it's "heartbreaking" to see more and more people struggling to retain a home.

Galway duo Ciana Ní Churraoin and Niamh Heffernan made history in Croke Park on Saturday (25th April 2026) when they beat Clare's Caitriona Millane and Leah Minogue to win a third consecutive All-Ireland Senior Doubles 4-Wall Handball title. The pair from Micheál Breathnach and Claregalway respectively became Galway's first ever ladies champions in 2024 and have been unbeaten in this discipline since.  They got off to the perfect start winning the first game 21-4, before fending off their Munster opponents by taking the second 21-11. After their success, Ciana and, first Niamh chatted to Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly on 'Saturday Sport.' == It wasn't to be for Galway's Freya Donnellan and Ella Sweeney in the Minor Final on Sunday (26th) as they went down 21-6 21-16 to Clare's Claire Minogue and Isabelle McInerney.

Gene and Alyssa answered questions and explored important topics: She asks if converting to a Roth IRA is a good idea for her? She asks if the new senior deduction can shelter the interest on I Bonds? She asks if hybrid Long Term Care Insurance policies are still available and a good idea? She discovered her IRA RMDs have not been done correctly.  Now what? Free Second Opinion Meetings Meet with a More than Money advisor to review your entire financial picture or simply project your retirement Meet with our Social Security partner to plan the best S/S strategy for you Meet with our estate planning attorney partner to review your estate plans – if you have any Meet with our insurance partner to review your life or long term care coverages Discover how to have your 401(k) professionally managed without leaving your company plan Schedule a free second opinion meeting with a More than Money advisor? Call today (610-746-7007) or email (Gene@AskMtM.com) to schedule your time with us.

A conversation with Mike Beeman a part-time teacher/coach. In 2026 Mike will run his 49nth consecutive Boston Marathon. He started running the Boston Marathon in 1978 and he's currently 5th all time in consecutive Boston Marathon finishes.We talk about the changes that have occured in the Boston Marathon over his time of running in 6 different decades.We discuss the Johny Kelly record of 62 Boston Marathons and the possibility that he could be one of the people that may surpass that record.Finally we talk about his goal of inspiring the next generation of runners on his social medial platform.Mike Beeman on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/runboston48Mike Beeman on Tik Tokhttps://www.tiktok.com/runboston48People Magazine Articlehttps://people.com/68-year-old-runs-the-boston-marathon-every-year-exclusive-11720850

DJ & PK talked about the back-to-back Masters titles for Rory McIlroy as the debate about where he fits in golf history begins anew. 

The vibes have taken a sharp turn in Queens.After getting swept by the Oakland Athletics, the New York Mets find themselves spiraling with five straight losses, raising serious concerns early in the season. In this episode, we break down what went wrong in the series and why this skid feels more alarming than just a rough patch.We dive into the struggles on the mound, including what's going on with David Peterson and whether Kodai Senga is beginning to show cracks after a strong start. Are these mechanical issues, fatigue, or something deeper?Offensively, the approach has been frustrating to watch — poor situational hitting, lack of adjustments, and continued issues producing with runners in scoring position. We also discuss the recent mental lapses from Francisco Lindor and whether it's just a blip or something worth monitoring.Plus, is the pressure starting to mount on manager Carlos Mendoza? How warm is the seat, and what changes (if any) could be coming if things don't turn around soon?All that and more as we try to make sense of a frustrating stretch of Mets baseball.Follow on INSTAGRAM, YOUTUBE & X: @cupofmetsSubscribe on SPOTIFY, APPLE or wherever you get your favorite podcasts!Download The SeatGeek App! Use Code: "CUPOFMETS" to get $20.00 off!

Gene and Alyssa answered questions and explored important topics: He asks what's the best approach to liquidating EE and I Bonds? He asks how to know when it makes sense to refinance a 6.75% mortgage? She asks how to handle cash gifts to her daughter so she doesn't make big mistakes? She asks if her husband's vacation pay can be invested in an IRA? Free Second Opinion Meetings Meet with a More than Money advisor to review your entire financial picture or simply project your retirement Meet with our Social Security partner to plan the best S/S strategy for you Meet with our estate planning attorney partner to review your estate plans – if you have any Meet with our insurance partner to review your life or long term care coverages Discover how to have your 401(k) professionally managed without leaving your company plan Schedule a free second opinion meeting with a More than Money advisor? Call today (610-746-7007) or email (Gene@AskMtM.com) to schedule your time with us.

Pete, Paul and Dave discuss the 0-0 draw at QPR, Burgzorg being our second best attacking option, and what have we learned about this team under Roy? Episode proudly sponsored by South Central Barbers! Use code 'OSIB' for 15% off your first booking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rockets clinch playoff spot for second consecutive season  Will AJ Dybantsa's mom let him go to the NBA

Studies saying half of American can't do 10 pushups, While a Third can't do 5 pushups consecutive??! What do you think of this stat??

Sentenced to Natural Life plus 180 years Consecutive, Jude then spent years inside hating God, Christians and anyone else who got in his way. Then God had His way.

On this episode of Goldmine's Record Shop Talk, editor Patrick Prince (the Gen X record collector) and Luna Record Shop's Holden Russiano (Gen Z record collector) talk about the recent reports on the vinyl format's 19th consecutive year of growth. Put an exclamation mark at the end of this one, listeners: In 2025, U.S. vinyl record sales surpassed $1 billion in revenue for the first time since 1983! Yet that only takes into account the sales of newly pressed vinyl records, not used vinyl. The hosts debate the possible sales numbers for untracked used vinyl records. Then they discuss grading techniques and Taylor Swift as the definitive vinyl-format savior, among other things. Listen in! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WakeUpToWisdom is back. And in true Gigi Farier fashion — we're starting with the real story. In this season two opener, Gigi takes us through the two years that kept her away from this microphone. Not one thing. Everything. Consecutive losses of close friends. A relationship ending. Apartments falling through. Bodybuilding preps that didn't go to plan. Financial instability. Friendships evolving. And through all of it — the quietly disorienting process of unmasking as an AuDHD woman, possibly for the first time in her life. She opens up about the self doubt that crept in — am I too weird, do I go too deep, does anyone actually want to hear what I have to say? And how studying psychology didn't make things easier — it made her more careful, more ethical, more intentional about the responsibility that comes with having a platform and a voice people trust. But this episode isn't about the losses. It's about what emerged from them. Gigi shares how her AuDHD diagnosis reignited something in her — a clarity of purpose, a permission to finally be fully herself, and a legacy living approach that reframed everything she had been through. The losses didn't break her story. They became part of it. WakeUpToWisdom was always therapeutic for Gigi's own healing journey. Coming back to this microphone is both a personal return and a purposeful one — because the conversations this show was built for are needed now more than ever. This is Season 2. This is the rebirth. And we're just getting started. For the woman who has ever wondered if she's too much — this episode is for you.

RMU men's basketball coach Andy Toole joined the show. RMU had 3,500 fans last night against YSU with a very loud atmosphere. It took a little bit for his guys to settle in. RMU had a much better second half than first. Last year's team was more athletic than this season and this year's team is about helping each other and make the right decisions. RMU is two wins away from the NCAA Tournament.

Hour 3 with Bob Pompeani and Joe Starkey: RMU basketball head coach Andy Toole joins as RMU is going to the Horizon League semifinals. Last year's team was more athletic than this season and this year's team is about helping each other and make the right decisions. Dan Kingerski of Pittsburgh Hockey Now has reported that the NHL has still not approved Fenway Sports Group's sale of the Penguins to the Hoffman Family. Should Kyler Murray play baseball? Joey Bart is taking ground balls at first base.

The Columbian recently reported that Clark County recorded the highest rate of evictions per capita in Washington state for the third year in a row. In 2025, Clark County landlords filed 2,275 cases to evict tenants, an increase of roughly 33% since 2023.    Washington has passed legislation in recent years to help tenants, including a new law Governor Bob Ferguson signed last May that limits rent increases  to no more than 10% in a year. In 2021, Washington became the first state in the nation to establish a right to free legal counsel for low-income tenants facing eviction. But amid growing need and rising caseloads, the Washington State Office of Legal Aid is seeking $3 million in supplemental funding from lawmakers for the next fiscal year.    Mia Ryder-Marks is a reporter for The Columbian covering homelessness, affordable housing and veterans. She joins us for more details.  

“If you get on cruise control and let everything start festering, it's gonna find a way to get out somehow…everybody makes mistakes, I made one and I apologized for it and moved on, and I'm better for it now.” Desmond Bane In one of the most authentic and real conversations we've had on The Pivot Podcast, Ryan Clark, Fred Taylor, and Channing Crowder sit with Orlando Magic star Desmond Bane — a player whose journey is as powerful as his jump shot and deep roots that have grounded him since day one. With humility at his core in all he does, Bane's talents have often been overshadowed by his quiet demeanor but this off season his value was at the forefront, when Orlando traded for the young star solidifying his place as one of the top players in the NBA. Bane opens up about the early adversity that fueled his rise, the overlooked beginnings that pushed him to grind harder than the next guy, and the deep bond he built with Ja Morant in Memphis — a brotherhood formed through shared battles, growth, and the pressures of leading a young franchise. Now, after a blockbuster trade to Orlando, Bane talks candidly about embracing a new chapter and the responsibility of being a cornerstone for a young Magic squad. He opens up on how it took a little while trying to find his place in a new arena and gives context to the uncharacteristic game ejection early on, and shares what one thing clicked that has fueled his explosive run, including his back-to-back 37-point performances that set the tone for what's becoming a breakout year in his new uniform and has his team 4-0 in the NBA Cup. Raised by his grandparents in the tight-knit community of Richmond, Indiana, Bane reflects on how small-town values, discipline, and love shaped the competitor and man he is today. It wasn't an easy path and the young star reveals his personal anxiety battles and how he redefined his path. He talks about the pain of loss and how his wife and kids helped him redefine purpose after grieving from so much change. And in a rare pivotal moment on the show, Desmond flips the conversation to Ryan, Channing and Fred, asking them how life is for them and how they have handled certain changes....truly a powerful part of the episode. Authentic, honest, and inspiring, this conversation captures Desmond Bane at a pivotal moment — reflecting on where he came from, honoring the people who raised him, and stepping boldly into the player he's proving he can be. Pivot Family, please like, comment and hit the subscribe button, we love hearing from you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices