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The Nats emerged victorious on Saturday in Colorado, but a 12-2 lead turned into a 12-11 escape act. Mark (From Coors Field) & Al run through the dizzying afternoon that saw four Washington homers, a dominant outing by MacKenzie Gore, and the bullpen allowing eight Rockies runs in the bottom of the 7th.(05:30) Dylan Crews had his best game yet in the majors as he went deep twice and snagged a great catch in the bottom of the 8th. Crews knocked in four runs, which is thus far a career high.(07:35) James Wood slugged his 7th homer of the season out of the leadoff spot.  Wood is currently tied for the NL lead in homers with four others players including Kyle Schwarber. Wood was lifted in the middle of the game for Alex Call for defensive reasons and Al vehemently explains why he disagrees with this decision by the manager.(17:00) It got lost in the shuffle of the late game dramatics, but MacKenzie Gore was fantastic on Saturday afternoon.  Gore tied a career high with 13 Ks on 104 pitches in six frames and now leads the majors with 45 strikeouts this year.(22:30) The bullpen inherited a 12-2 lead entering the bottom of the 7th and an inning later Colorado was now behind 12-10.  Lucas Sims only recorded one out yet gave up four runs and his ERA this season is up to 15.26.  It still is better than Colin Poche's 19.29, this after he surrendered a pair of runs while also only securing one out. What can be done to fix this?(37:10) Jorge Lopez's suspension was reduced from three to two games.  He will be eligible for Game 2 of Sunday's doubleheader.(40:00) INFORMAL NATS CHAT HANGOUT AT WALTERS ON WEDNESDAY APRIL 23RD AT 5PM UNTIL FIRST PITCH AGAINST THE ORIOLES.

The Nats dropped their third game in a row as they were routed 10-3 on Monday night in Pittsburgh. Mark (Live from PNC Park) and Al run through the woeful bullpen totals, which is becoming a theme to the season. Colin Poche was the first pitcher to emerge from the 'pen, but allowed a pair of runs to lift his ERA to an eye-popping 16.62. Jackson Rutledge & Eduardo Salazar then later combined to give up five runs. It should be noted that the bullpen received zero help from the defense behind them. (15:20) Brad Lord made his 2nd start since being moved out of the bullpen. Lord only lasted 57 pitches and allowed four runs in under five innings of work. (19:00) An update on Cade Cavalli after he appeared with the team in Miami over the weekend. Cavalli is currently rehabbing at the team;' facility in West Palm Beach, Florida. (20:10) Paul Skenes only lasted six frames vs. Washington and gave up a pair of runs. The Nats did not draw any walks on Monday night after gaining a ton of free passes in the Miami series. Nasim Nunez, who got the start at SS, doubled and it was the team's only extra base hit. What kind of playing time does Nunez get while Abrams in on the IL? (25:15) Dylan Crews had a bit of a spotlight on him because he was facing the only man drafted ahead of him in the 2023 Draft (Skenes). Crews went 0 for 4 after missing the past two games due to Alex Call taking his spot in the lineup.

We get the matchup we've been waiting for... Skenes vs Crews.

4.14.25 Hour 2 1:00- We go over the defensive ends in the 2025 NFL Draft, could any of these guys be at #29? 25:55- We get to FINALLY have the matchup everyone's waiting for... Paul Skenes vs Dylan Crews. 35:20- What's going on in our lives that has nothing to do with sports?

Send us a textWhat does it truly mean to live with a character? Matt Drago, the breakout star of "Somewhere in Montana," takes us deep into the transformative journey of method acting in this candid conversation about artistic sacrifice and unexpected opportunity.Drago shares the remarkable story behind landing his "role of a lifetime" opposite Graham McTavish and Michelle Hurd—a full circle moment that began when he helped another struggling artist years earlier. With refreshing vulnerability, he details his approach to character immersion: losing 25 pounds, creating character journals, and assembling cross-genre playlists that help him emotionally align with his roles. "When you've got a cast and crew like we had on Somewhere in Montana, and you just get the space to live and breathe in the character for a long amount of time, it's a very joyful experience," Drago reflects.The conversation reveals how Drago's lifelong martial arts practice (Okinawan Shorin-ryu) provides the disciplined foundation for his acting work. This parallel path helps him maintain centeredness during career uncertainties and the emotional roller coaster of pursuing acting without industry connections. His journey from closing New York City bars at 4 AM to filming pivotal scenes in Montana barns illustrates the persistence required when following artistic dreams.Perhaps most moving are Drago's reflections on artistic mentorship and the family formed during production. From breakfast conversations with McTavish to sunset heart-to-hearts with Hurd, these relationships transcended the project itself. "Matt, you are an actor, don't forget that," Hurd told him in a moment of doubt—words that continue to sustain him. His gratitude extends equally to the crews who transform creative visions into reality: "Crews are what make films great."Ready to discover the magic of "Somewhere in Montana" and the actor bringing Fabian to life? Follow Matt Drago on Instagram @mattdrago or visit mattdrago.com to learn where his journey leads next.LinksJay Franze: https://JayFranze.comMatt Drago: https://mattdrago.com/ Support the show

Mike, Charlie, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment. Mike remembered former LSU WR Kyren Lacy, who died in Houston on Sunday. Steve previewed Paul Skenes' first MLB matchup against Dylan Crews. Charlie discussed Willie Green's future in the NBA.

Dive into the newest devotional by Hannah Crews, A Confidence That Changes Everything! It's all about being able to walk into every room like Jesus sent you. Take a peek inside with this word from the introduction by Hannah:“I know what you might be thinking:Here we are again. Another Christian lady writing about confidence like she's got it all figured out. She's got no idea what I've been through or what it's like to be me!I hear you, my friend. And I'll be the first to admit that, 1) I don't have it all figured out; 2) I get how hard it is to feel confident when life repeatedly knocks you down; and 3) I understand how annoying it is to receive unsolicited advice from people who have never walked a day in your shoes.But girl, let me just tell you something: This confidence devotional is different! It's hilarious, humbling, and hopeful all at the same time.Order your copy of A Confidence That Changes Everything, and leave a comment on the featured excerpt shared earlier this week for a chance to WIN a copy: https://incourage.me/?p=251979The (in)courage podcast is brought to you by DaySpring. For over 50 years, DaySpring has created quality cards, books, and gifts that help you live your faith. Find out more at DaySpring.com.Connect with (in)courage: Facebook & Instagram for daily encouragement, videos, and more! Website for the (in)courage library, to meet our contributors, and to access the archives. Email us at incourage@dayspring.com. Leave a podcast review on Apple!

John Crews and Casey Scanlon join host Thom Abraham in this episode of Bassmaster Radio.

UPCOMING EVENT: Access Louisville Live presented by Baird. Be on hand for a live recording of the Access Louisville podcast April 22. Details and registration here.Sometimes Mother Nature just has our number — and that's certainly been true so far in 2025. On this week's Access Louisville podcast we discuss the loss of Thunder Over Louisville — which is being canceled this year because of flooding. On a normal Thunder, about half a million people line the banks of both sides of the river. Kentucky Derby Festival pegs the Thunder economic impact at more than $120 million, while Louisville Tourism charts it at $10 million. A Louisville Tourism spokesperson detailed that their number only accounts for direct economic impact (and excluding things like sponsorship or advertising dollars or TV rights).On this week's show, we also discuss how the flooding has impacted businesses including The Galt House, Captains Quarters and Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort.After the flooding talk, we discuss work beginning on a project at the Kentucky Expo Center. Crews will begin demolishing parts of the existing center, including Newmarket Hall. The cleared space will pave the way for Phase I of the project, which is a new 350,000-square-foot multipurpose building designed to expand and redefine event capabilities at the facility.  Additionally, we chat about Louisville Metro Government taking preliminary steps to restore Louisville Gardens. The city is planning to do exterior demolition around the entrance of the building at 525 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd. And, lastly, Reporter Stephen P. Schmidt is on the show to discuss the latest on how tariffs will affect Kentucky's signature bourbon industry. Tariffs were causing wild fluctuations on Wall Street this week. But they're also something the bourbon industry has been talking about for far longer, including at LBF's recent Bourbonomics event.Access Louisville, sponsored by Baird, is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services including Apple Podcasts and Spotify (which are linked above.)

"Overcoming comparison buys us a one-way ticket to Confidence City, USA — with Jesus as the pilot! He flies us straight to destinations of contentment, joy, and gratefulness. He reveals to us that if His goodness is for her, it's for us too! When we love the Hannah L's in our life like Jesus does, we always remain on the winning team."Leave a comment for Hannah: https://incourage.me/?p=251979--Embrace the newness of Spring with DaySpring's Home & Hospitality Sale! Shop a selection of inspiring hospitality gifts and home décor items. Each piece turns any house into a home infused with faith. Hurry, sale ends Thursday, April 10th!The (in)courage podcast is brought to you by DaySpring. For over 50 years, DaySpring has created quality cards, books, and gifts that help you live your faith. Find out more at DaySpring.com.Connect with (in)courage: Facebook & Instagram for daily encouragement, videos, and more! Website for the (in)courage library, to meet our contributors, and to access the archives. Email us at incourage@dayspring.com. Leave a podcast review on Apple!

The Nats won the series rubber match 5-4 on Sunday afternoon against the Diamondbacks.  Al credits Washington's offense for getting to Arizona ace Corbin Burnes, who only lasted five innings. The bats came out early as they put up four runs in the opening three innings.(06:00) Paul DeJong had a pair of hits and drove in as many runs.  DeJong was slotted 8th in the order and is hitting .240 so far in the young season.(08:45) Dylan Crews hit right behind DeJong and also had two hits on Sunday.  Crews had a good weekend series with three total hits and a stolen base.  Hear what Davey Martinez had to say about the reasons for his recent success.(13:00) Trevor Williams earned the win by striking out six in five frames.  The bullpen picked up the slack behind him as they only allowed one run; at the expense of Jorge Lopez.  Kyle Finnegan notched the save for the second straight day.(19:30). Shohei Ohtani and the defending World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers will come to Navy Yard on Monday night for a three game series.  (21:45) The closing highlight of Alex Ovechkin's record breaking 895th career goal is courtesy of John Walton and Ken Sabourin on the Capitals Radio Network.

“A lot of people in our communities don't view them as pirates. I think they are defenders of the sea.”In 2011, Somali piracy peaked. Crews were attacked at gunpoint and many held as hostages for months. The World Bank says there were 243 incidents that year. After a crackdown involving international navies, attacks plummeted to almost zero.But since last year there's been an uptick in incidents. Houthi attacks on shipping using the Suez Canal - in support of the Palestinians in Gaza – drew global attention, and firepower, away from the Somali coastline. And the root causes of the problem – poverty and lack of infrastructure for local fishing communities, and illegal fishing by foreign trawlers – were never addressed.So could piracy return to the levels of 15 years ago?Alan @kasujja speaks with a local fisherman from the affected town of Eyl, and to fisheries expert Abdirahman Mohamed.

Garry Martin, Donegal County Council's Director of Emergency Services on yesterday's wildfires in the county.

In this episode, we hit the road to Waynesboro, Tennessee, to sit down with Jason Crews, owner of C&B Linen. Get ready—this company is shaking up the linen rental industry in a big way.C&B Linen is all about transparency and simplicity. No contracts. No sneaky “creative” fees. Just top-tier quality and unmatched service. Sounds too good to be true? We thought so too—until we heard how they're making it happen.Jason shares the story behind the business, what sets C&B apart from the rest, and why so many restaurants are making the switch to this more honest, customer-first model.Trust us—you're going to want to take notes and get in touch with them.

Sunday Night Bill Crews April 6 2025See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Director of Pro Scouting for Prospects Live, Rhys White joins Greg to discuss all the minor league assignments and what prospects he sees moving quickly and which prospects could be good buys in dynasty.Episode includes:Best high school teams of all time discussionMLB/MiLB newsProspects Live newsProspects starting in MLB (Sasaki, Campbell, Crews, Jobe, J. Wilson)Prospects starting in Triple-A (Anthony, Basallo, E. Rodriguez, Keaschall, Kurtz, Mathews, Dollander, Teel, E. Quero)Prospects starting in Double-A (Walcott, Jenkins, Bazzana, Wetherholt, Caglianone, Salas, Prielipp)Prospects starting in High-A (De Vries, Emerson, Hope, Clark, McGonigle, Burns, T. White, Nimmala, Lombard Jr. A. Smith)Prospects starting in Single-A (Made, Celesten, Griffin, Sykora, Sloan)Prospects starting on the Complex (Rainer, Padilla, Morales)

The Nats were swept in Toronto and dropped the finale 4-2 on Wednesday afternoon. Mark & Al start with the top of the 9th where a late Nationals rally was stymied by pinch- runner Jacob Young getting thrown out trying to steal 2nd base. (11:20) Dylan Crews hit 9th on Wednesday and Amed Rosario was slotted 2nd. Crews continued his awful offensive start to the season as he is now 0 for 18. However, Crews made multiple excellent defensive plays in CF, showing that he can hang in there when not swinging the bat well. (17:05) MacKenzie Gore did not continue his Opening Day momentum as he allowed nine hits in just five innings. Gore's 95 pitches resurrected the fact that he has struggled with pitch efficiency in his career. (23:10) The bullpen had a solid day and Brad Lord made yet another appearance. Orlando Ribalta was the real bright spot as he tossed two scoreless frames. (29:30) Mark relays the vibe in the clubhouse after the 1-5 start. (33:30) Tim Shovers interviews author & veteran Will Bardenwerper about his new book "Homestand: Small Town Baseball and the Fight for Soul of America"

A few days after a massive ice storm rocked northern lower Michigan, many thousands remain without power while crews from power companies, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and other state and local agencies continue the cleanup and rebuilding process.Bill Wahl, MDOT North Region associate engineer for operations, who is coordinating department efforts, joins the podcast to provide an update on the recovery.Also joining is James Lake, MDOT North Region media relations specialist, who assists the Mackinac Bridge Authority (MBA) with communications. He talks about why falling ice necessitated closing the bridge three times in three days, including a record 30-hour period.Wahl and Lake grew up in the region and neither has seen anything like this ice storm and the resulting destruction. Wahl recounts utility workers who had been on power-restoration projects following hurricanes in the Southeast saying the scenes are as bad or worse as anything they've seen.Wahl says crews from several counties to the south, including Kent, Ottawa, Mason, Missaukee, Muskegon, Roscommon, Iosco and Wexford, were helping to clear roads.While the Mackinac Bridge re-opened Thursday morning, April 3, after a 30-hour closure, officials will continue to closely monitor conditions for falling ice. The MBA posted a video message on X from Bridge Director Kim Nowack about the falling ice, along with some photos from the bridge. More videos of falling ice that prompted the current closure were also posted on X. The bridge has closed roughly 30 times in the past 30 years, and the average closure duration is several hours. More frequently asked questions about falling ice and other topics are available on the MBA website. 

TOP STORIES - DeSantis takes aim at House Republican leaders in speech; Florida woman tells teens fishing in backyard that she'll ‘blow their heads off'; Florida man accused of DUI falls asleep in Taco Bell drive-thru before waking up and hitting parked car; Ron DeSantis says Casey DeSantis won't announce 2026 plans until after Legislative Session; Crews respond to hazmat situation at Whispering Pines School in Miramar; Florida Instagram influencer arrested for having sex with dog; Hillsborough commissioners vote to join state DOGE effort; Road rage driver points gun at truck driver, yells ‘I am going to blow your brains out'; Bucs evaluating potential Raymond James Stadium improvements.

EP 2: Ruiz hot, Crews not and other first-week reactions by MASN

Dr. Margaret Harris, Global Spokesperson for the World Health Organization, discusses humanitarian operations underway in Myanmar following a devastating earthquake there.

Crews at Fenway Park at working to put all the finishing touches in place ahead of Friday's Opening Day. WBZ's Kyle Bray takes a look at what fans can expect.

The Nats lost their first road game of the season 5-2 in Toronto.  Michael Soroka struggled in his franchise debut and ended on a sour note as he departed early due to an injury.  The prognosis afterwards was not serious and has been classified as a right biceps cramp.(10:50) If the news on Soroka ends up being worse than initially expected, who takes his spot in the rotation?  There is no easy and immediate answer to this one.(16:40) The only source of offense for Washington came off back to back homers in the top of the 6th. So far the team has hit eight home runs in just eight games. CJ Abrams homer was the first hit of the day off of Blue Jays starter Bowden Francis.(21:00) Dylan Crews terrible start at the plate continued on Monday as he went 0 for 4 to remain without a hit so far in 2025.  Crews struck out twice in this loss and has done so in 10 out of 15 at bat this season.(28:10) Four relievers appeared for the Nats and they combined to only allow one run.  Brad Lord pitched for the 2nd straight day.(36:05) Josh Whetzel, the voice of the AAA Rochester Red Wings, gives an update on the series in Buffalo.  Among the players mentioned: Andrew Alvarez, Trey Lipscomb, and Jackson Rutledge.

4:05- Guest: Alex Stone- Butch and Suni made their return two weeks ago after spending 9 months in space and finally speaking to news outlets about their experience + the 75th Golden Mike Awards winners.  4:20pm – Conservative cable channel Newsmax spikes more than 700% in first trading day on NYSE  And the up-coming weather with Tim Jr.  4:35—Le Petit Four on Sunset strip will remain open after all it was flooded by diners; saving it from closing and 212K pounds of egg substitutes recalled over concerns it contains bleach.  4:50 pm – Crews lay first layers of soil for wildlife crossing over 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills 

Send us a textWelcome to The Helicopter Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS!In this electrifying episode, host Halsey Schider brings The Helicopter Podcast to the buzzing floor of Verticon 2025, sitting down with Pete Anderson, senior manager of helicopter operations at Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). As California's biggest utility—powering one in 20 Americans—PG&E leans on its aviation muscle, and Pete—with 28 years on the job—has lived it all. From lineman days on high-voltage lines to running a top-tier helicopter outfit, he shares a charged view of keeping the grid humming from above.Pete dives into PG&E's daring missions: Crews in Faraday suits tackling live 500kV lines mid-flight, helicopters hauling towers and concrete, and human external cargo ops slinging linemen for over 14,000 hours a year. With Black Hawks, a 50-year tie to PJ Helicopters, and a peak of 75 ships in a day, the scale is stunning. He highlights picking versatile Bell 407s and seasoned pilots with laser focus, plus LiDAR scans to dodge wildfire risks. Pete also reflects on safety's evolution—rigorous training, linemen in crew resource management—and nods to drones stepping up for new tasks.Join Halsey and Pete live from Verticon for a jolt of real-world wisdom on powering California with helicopters and beyond!Thank you to our sponsors Vertical Aviation International, Enstrom Helicopter Corporation and Hillsboro Heli Academy.

In today's news: Two West Michigan tornadoes confirmed after Sunday's storms Crews continue restoring electricity as more than 7,000 still out in SW Michigan MDOT prepares to unveil downtown St. Joseph Main Street plan and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Crews continue to clean up the damage from the weekend weather, bringing life for residents in parts of the GTA such as Barrie and Peterborough to a standstill; the man who spent over a week stabbing random people in Toronto was out on bail; and, police are warning of texting scams costing Canadians millions of dollars.

In today's news: Two West Michigan tornadoes confirmed after Sunday's storms Crews continue restoring electricity as more than 7,000 still out in SW Michigan MDOT prepares to unveil downtown St. Joseph Main Street plan and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's news: Two West Michigan tornadoes confirmed after Sunday's storms Crews continue restoring electricity as more than 7,000 still out in SW Michigan MDOT prepares to unveil downtown St. Joseph Main Street plan and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wildfire survivors get more time to ask for free cleanup help. Crews are laying down the dirt for the world's largest wildlife crossing. One of the biggest inconveniences of LA renting could soon become a thing of the past. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com Visit www.preppi.com/LAist to receive a FREE Preppi Emergency Kit (with any purchase over $100) and be prepared for the next wildfire, earthquake or emergency!Support the show: https://laist.com

Today's top headlines:  City of Charleston holding annual Small Business Opportunity Exposition  MUSC Health Family Weekend kicks off ahead of Credit One Charleston Open  Polk Co. and Table Rock wildfires affecting additional counties  Crews battle fire at National Guard Armory in Moncks Corner  Colleton County deputies investigate homicide after man found dead in yard   Berkeley County crash kills pedestrian, troopers say  1 dead in Dorchester County single-vehicle collision Several people injured in Orangeburg shooting incident, deputies say  Goose Creek Police Department hosts first annual ‘Laws & Paws Walk for a Cause' Trump's promised ‘Liberation Day' of tariffs is coming. Here's what it could mean for you 

Over 1600 people have now been confirmed to have died in a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar, the country's deadliest disaster in years. Crews are now searching for survivors as international aid begins to arrive. A warning that this content may be distressing for some listeners.

Sunday Night Bill Crews March 30 2025See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this newscast: Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium is yet again expanding its reach in Juneau with a new dental clinic in Mendenhall Valley; Crews in Ketchikan are still dealing with a rockslide that cut off access to the northern part of the island; Southeast Alaska's Chilkat Valley is inching toward the area's first major timber harvest since the 1990s, but the state is pausing a needed application amid public concern; State lawmakers are now more than halfway through their four-month legislative session and time is ticking away. Alaska Public Media reporter Eric Stone gives an update on where things stand; Scientists at the Alaska Earthquake Center are monitoring several earthquakes near Adak Island. Since last Wednesday, there have been at least eight quakes greater than magnitude 5

DESCRIPTION:  Have you ever thought about the challenges of transforming a small two-crew landscaping business into a thriving multi-location success? In this episode of "Roots of Success," Tommy Cole sits down with Chase Mullin of Mullen Landscape to uncover the strategic decisions that fueled his company's impressive growth. From leveraging the aftermath of Hurricane Ida to repositioning business focus from residential to commercial projects, Chase shares the pivotal moments that defined Mullen Landscape's journey. Plus, get insights into the power of maintaining a strong company culture while expanding to new locations. Don't miss Chase's valuable lessons on balancing growth and quality in the competitive landscaping industry.   THE BIG IDEA:  Adaptability leads to transformations.   KEY MOMENTS: [04:08 "Foundations: Residential to Commercial Evolution" [07:48] "Team's Transition and Truth" [12:27] Team Capacity for Expansion [14:12] Hurricane Ida: Damage and Opportunity [18:53] Aligning & Motivating Business Leaders [20:16] Comprehensive Meetings and Reporting [22:57] Minimalist Open Space Design

Atlantic editor-in-chief mistakenly placed on Trump officials' war plans group chat; Legal Showdown over Trump's Deportation of Alleged Migrant Gang Members; Crews in Carolinas fight multiple wildfires; and more on tonight's broadcast.

In this episode, Dr. K'dee Crews and Amanda Anguish have a discussion on anger management and how to practice skills on dealing with bouts of rage and fury.__

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports wildfires prompt evacuations in the Carolinas as New Jersey crews battle their own blaze.

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports on wildfires in the Carolinas and New Jersey.

Today's top headlines: Crews battle large brush fire in Huger   Crews respond to illegal burn that led to large Huger brush fire Officials: Negligent teen hikers responsible for fire at Table Rock Mountain  Coroner releases victim's name in deadly three-vehicle crash outside Ladson  Beaufort Co. deputies continue search for information in 2022 murder  Charleston letter carriers rally against USPS privatization threat  Charleston County to hold meet and greet for small businesses, contractors  Palestinian death toll passes 50,000 as Israel strikes largest hospital in south Gaza

In this newscast: President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday [March 21] abolishing the U.S. Department of Education. While many key programs remain unchanged, hundreds of millions of federal dollars are at stake in Alaska if the order disrupts funding; Juneau's only landfill is filling up quickly – really quickly. If the town keeps up its current dumping pace, residents and businesses could run out of space for their trash within the next decade. A new study offers a few scenarios for what the city could do after that; Crews have begun clearing Thursday's rockslide blocking Ketchikan's main road. But it's still unclear how long the cleanup will take. The slide came down in the morning and completely covered Tongass Avenue, just north of the airport. It left people who live north of the slide cut off from city services and the airport indefinitely. 

Steve connects with Todd Walker, SEC Network baseball analyst and former MLB & LSU Infielder, to discuss the Tigers packed pitching core as the Tigers look to head to Texas to make some noise as they face the #5 ranked Longhorns, the Tigers don't have the premiere names of Skenes and Crews but they are building a bullpen that might honestly put that team to shame, and Daniel Dickinson, Jared Jones, and Ethan Frey are becoming hitting machines as they chase a title for the Bayou Bengals!

Steve connects with Todd Walker, SEC Network baseball analyst and former MLB & LSU Infielder, to discuss the Tigers packed pitching core as the Tigers look to head to Texas to make some noise as they face the #5 ranked Longhorns, the Tigers don't have the premiere names of Skenes and Crews but they are building a bullpen that might honestly put that team to shame, and Daniel Dickinson, Jared Jones, and Ethan Frey are becoming hitting machines as they chase a title for the Bayou Bengals!

Eric Crews is the Founder and CEO of Crews & co., a management consulting firm dedicated to helping businesses increase revenue, profitability, and salable value. With decades of entrepreneurial experience, he is an EOS Implementer®, helping companies implement a business operating system into their organizations. In 2021, Eric launched the Growth Method℠, a proprietary business operating system designed to propel companies to new heights. He is also the CEO and Co-founder of CE Painting, one of New England's largest commercial painting businesses.  In this episode… Scaling a business is no easy feat — many entrepreneurs hit roadblocks that stall growth, drain resources, or create inefficiencies. Whether it's financial missteps, leadership blind spots, or an unclear strategy, these challenges can quickly derail even the most promising ventures. So what separates companies that scale successfully from those that struggle to grow? According to Eric Crews, a seasoned entrepreneur and business strategist, sustainable scaling starts with financial clarity and strategic alignment. He highlights the importance of setting a three-year vision tied directly to financial planning, ensuring that every decision contributes to long-term growth. By leveraging OKRs — “Objectives and Key Results” — companies can align priorities from leadership to frontline employees, creating accountability and momentum. Without these foundational elements, Eric warns, businesses risk wasting resources on ineffective initiatives or hiring the wrong talent, both costly mistakes that can stunt growth. In this episode of the Inspired Insider Podcast, host Dr. Jeremy Weisz sits down with Eric Crews, Founder and CEO of Crews & co., to discuss the key principles of scaling a company while avoiding common pitfalls. Eric explains how to build a financial framework that supports expansion, the role of OKRs in driving alignment, and the biggest hiring mistakes that hinder growth. He also shares insights on structuring businesses for long-term profitability and exit potential.

MDJ Script/ Top Stories for March 12th Publish Date:  March 12th    Commercial: From the BG Ad Group Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast.    Today is Wednesday, March 12th and Happy Birthday to ***03.12.25 - BIRTHDAY – JAMES TAYLOR*** I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Times Journal May-Retta Daze Will Be May 3-4 Former Campbell Student Killed at Prom After-Party Identified Erick Allen Wins Runoff for Cobb Commission Seat All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!  BREAK: Ingles Markets 7 STORY 1: May-Retta Daze Will Be May 3-4 Marietta’s May-Retta Daze Festival returns May 3-4 on Marietta Square, featuring arts, crafts, music, and family fun. Presented by Superior Plumbing, the event showcases handmade goods like pottery, paintings, and candles, alongside local acoustic performances on the Glover Park stage. Visitors can enjoy festival foods and a Kid's Zone. Hours are 10 a.m.–6 p.m. (May 3) and 11 a.m.–5 p.m. (May 4), with free admission. STORY 2: Former Campbell Student Killed at Prom After-Party Identified Former Campbell High student Ashton Hornsby, 17, was fatally shot at a prom after-party in Powder Springs. Police arrested 18-year-old Carlos Diaz, who claimed self-defense, alleging Hornsby intended to attack him. Hornsby suffered two gunshot wounds and died at Wellstar Cobb Hospital. Diaz faces murder and aggravated assault charges and is held without bond. Campbell High Principal Vanessa Watkins expressed deep sorrow, noting the impact on students, while the Cobb County School District offered counseling and emphasized safety measures. STORY 3: UPDATE: Erick Allen Wins Runoff for Cobb Commission Seat Erick Allen defeated Dr. Jaha Howard in the Democratic runoff for Cobb County’s District 2 Commission seat, earning 56.72% of the vote to Howard’s 42.28%, per unofficial results. Howard conceded and pledged support for Allen in the April 29 general election against Republican Alicia Adams. This marks Allen’s second victory over Howard, following a February primary where neither secured a majority. The special election follows legal disputes over district maps, with the original map drawn by the Republican-led legislature reinstated after a court ruling. The election redo is estimated to cost taxpayers $1.5 million. Results will be certified on March 17. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info.    Break: STORY 4: GMDT’s Don Quixote Ballet Debuts the First Weekend of Spring Georgia Metropolitan Dance Theatre will debut the ballet *Don Quixote* on March 22-23 at Marietta’s Jennie T. Anderson Theatre. This comedic, Spanish-inspired “rom-com” ballet follows Don Quixote and Sancho Panza’s adventures alongside sweethearts Kitri and Basilio. Featuring pre-professional dancers aged 7 to high school seniors, the production is set to Ludwig Minkus’ score and includes both traditional and original choreography. Showtimes are 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. (March 22) and 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. (March 23). Tickets start at $25 at georgiametrodance.org/tickets. STORY 5: Mechanic Shop Catches Fire in Marietta A fire broke out at a mechanic shop on Gann Road in Marietta Tuesday, but no injuries were reported, according to Cobb County Fire Department. The fire started when a mechanic removing a fuel tank from a Ford F-150 caused an explosion, igniting gasoline and the truck. The flames quickly spread to the single-story building and multiple vehicles. Crews arrived around 2:40 p.m. and had the fire under control by 3:10 p.m. Break: STORY 6: Events and Happenings: The Week of March 10 Here’s a quick roundup of upcoming events in Marietta and nearby areas: - *The Bodyguard: The Musical* runs March 14-30 at Theatre in the Square, starring Tierra Robinson. - Adults can join a Glow-in-the-Dark Egg Hunt on April 19 at Lost Mountain Park for $5. - Women’s 5v5 Drop-In Basketball is open Tuesdays through April 8 at Custer Park for $2. - A Basketball Skills Clinic for kids (ages 7-15) runs April 15-May 24 at Custer Park. - *Alice in Wonderland* ballet by Georgia Ballet is March 13-16 at Jennie T. Anderson Theatre. - St. Patty’s events include Shamrocks & Shenanigans (March 15) and Smyrna’s St. Patrick’s Festival (March 15-16). - Six Flags Over Georgia opens March 15, and the Marietta Shamrock Shuffle 5K is the same day. For more details, visit respective event websites! STORY 7: Cobb Deadlocks Over Mableton Alcohol License The Cobb Board of Commissioners faced a deadlock over an alcohol license appeal for Vape Vibes, a Mableton convenience and vape shop. The shop sought the license to expand into a full convenience store, but concerns arose over its proximity to residences and its focus on vape products. While some commissioners supported the application, citing the shop's efforts to grow and its clean operation, others questioned its alignment with community needs. With Mableton transitioning regulatory authority, the case remains unresolved, and the shop owner withdrew the application, leaving future decisions to the city. Break: INGLES 8 Signoff-   Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, or the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties. 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3.10.2025 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: DOJ drops 'Cancer Alley' lawsuit, States sue Trump admin over mass firings, BLM Plaza dismantled The Department of Justice drops its lawsuit against a Louisiana petrochemical plant accused of poisoning a majority-Black neighborhood. The move has been framed as an attempt to dismantle what are referred to as "radical DEI programs." We'll speak with those directly affected. Maryland's Attorney General is leading the charge in suing the Trump administration over what he describes as the illegal mass firings of federal probationary employees. We'll dive into the details of this legal battle. Crews from the District Department of Transportation have begun removing Washington, D.C.'s Black Lives Matter mural. We'll bring you footage straight from outside our studio. Also, during the House Oversight Committee hearing on sanctuary city policies, Representative Jasmine Crockett took on the mayors of Boston, Chicago, Denver, and New York City on immigration. We'll show you the highlights. ✨Get your "Don't Blame Me ... I Voted for the Black Woman" tee and #FAFO 2025 tee TODAY #RMU Merch

(00:00-17:22) Radio voice of the Blues, Chris Kerber joins the show. Blues picking up 5 of 6 points in Southern California. Blocking lots of shots. Relief in the room when the team stayed in tact through the trade deadline. This team feels like they have a real shot at the playoffs. Gonna need Binnington and Hofer to play well down the stretch. What happened to Dave in St. Peters? Doug's growing up. Sharon in Clayton is really going after Jackson. (17:30-34:24) Katie Woo's story on where Yadier Molina has been. Moving his family to Austin, Texas. Not showing up after taking the special assistant role. Still on the payroll? Priority is family right now. Still wants to manage when the time is right. Albert told Bob Nightengale he wants to be a Major League manager and is ready to do so. APP: Albert Perfect Pujols. Johnny Load. Mt. Rushmore of Takey Nonsensers. (34:33-50:01) Gabe DeArmond of Power Mizzou joins us. What's been going on with this Tigers team over the last couple weeks? Lots of cold streaks in the SEC this year. Campaigning for Crews. Fun season to cover. Gotta make shots and find a way to get to the free throw line. Mark Mitchell's play. The Marcus Denmon situation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For questions, comments or to get involved, e-mail us at audibleanarchist(at)gmail.com The resolution can be read at https://libcom.org/article/petropavlovsk-resolution The demands of the Kronstadt insurgents. February 28, 1921; expressed in the “Resolution of the General Meeting of the Crews of the Ships of the Line, Kronstadt”. Original Source: Pravda o Kronshtadte (Prague: Volia Rossii, 1921), pp. 46-7.