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Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 155

Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 154

TC PODCAST W/ FHASE 87 Born in 1987 in the North of France, François has been immersed in electronic music since a young age. His debut in Mix took place in 2001, and it was quite natural that he turned to composition in 2005. The year 2019 marks his emergence under the pseudonym "Fhase 87". After a few months and numerous releases on different labels, he acquired the support of many DJs from the Techno scene such as Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Ben Klock, Ellen Alien , Sam Paganini, Anetha, Dax.J or Robert Hood, to name but a few. This is followed by various dates in Clubs, Events & Festivals (France, Belgium, Spain and Germany) alongside renowned artists such as Ben Sims, Marco Bailey, Tommy Four Seven, Rebekah, Cleric , Felicie, David Meiser, Jay Lumen , Quelza and more. In 2021, he launched his own label, "French Loops", delivering Raw Techno and Tribal grooves that have resonated with artists and fans worldwide. His DJ sets are a dynamic blend of Hardgroove, Detroit, and Chicago Techno, captivating crowds with high-energy vibes and unmatched flow. TRACKLIST: Sina XX - What Can You Do With Nothing Arnaud Le Texier - Myriad. Fireground - Activate Pierce - Secret Patterns Vrov - Warp The Chronics - Hold The Line (Hertz remix) Axel Karakasis - Pressure Mode SPCMSK - Sudaton Marq-Z - Black Hour DJ Dextro, Tommy Wada - We Are All Unique David Moleon - Hatshepsut JJ Mullor & Gombok Project - Macumbala. Fhase 87 - Club Xperience J-Dam - Marimba (Giacomo Stallone remix) Chlar - Milankovitch Inox Traxx - Mind Electric Rescue - The Man In A Hurry Dolby.D & Fhase 87 - Gamora Steve Redhead - Haunted Loops Connor Wall - Invert Cardao - Chord Leakage Albert Salvatierra - Aether Ferdinger - Time Well Spent Insolate - Torque Vannesa Gnz - Fading Notes Lewis Fautzi - Surface Horacio Cruz Oscar Escapa - Perverse Mind Ignez - Dawn (Sterac remix) Water Please - C'mon UMEK - Ritmoliscious HUJUS - Hungry For More Techflex - Savage Drift (Fhase 87 remix) SYM - Bloody Tower Jen Cruz - Finish It Huebl, Albin Brezlan - Ask Marco Raul Young Remix Duniz - Bae. Ignacio - Virton (Chris Liebing Remix) Follow FHASE 87 here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Fhase87 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fhase87 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/fhase87

Originally from the southwest of France, Marco has been honing his craft for over 27 years. Immersed in the French and Spanish rave culture since 1995, his music naturally became its reflection. As a techno DJ and producer, he has released more than sixty EPs and remixes on labels such as Labrynth, Illegal Alien, Elektrax, Coincidence, The Zone, and Amazone, some of which have received support from iconic artists such as Chris Liebing, Richie Hawtin, Laurent Garnier, Speedy J, and Dave Clarke. In 2004, he founded Amazone Records, which—21 years later—has established itself as a leading French label, featuring some of the most talented artists on the international scene, including Perc, Charlotte de Witte, Marco Bruno, Submerge, Electric Rescue, Mark Williams, Audio Injection, Tom Hades, and David Carretta, among many others. Alongside his solo projects, he has also collaborated on an electro-techno live act with Parisian singer Drey. Their first release in 2008 received support and collaboration from pioneers David Carretta and Millimetric, and was highlighted by media such as Trax Magazine. His acclaimed performances have taken him across France, as well as to Spain, Mexico, Switzerland, Poland, and Italy. A passionate actor and defender of electronic culture, Marco stands as part of a generation of truly committed artists. -- FACETS Podcast Episode 118: Marco Asoleda SC: https://soundcloud.com/marco-asoleda IG: https://www.instagram.com/marcoasoleda

Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 153

With tracks from Rick Wade, Technasia, Dave Clarke, DJ Soch, Tino, Nathan Haines & JKriv, Falco, Ghadimi, Aqua Bassino, Smokey & The Bandito, St. Germain, Panka Panka, Acemo, Bronski Beat, Arp Frique & The Perpetual Singers, Arteforma, Sean Dixon, Domenic Cappello, Whodamanny & Orion Agassi Remix, DJ ESP, The Church Of Love, Hell, Les Mamans Du Congo & Rrobin. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

The NBA Playoffs are rolling on, and Missing the Point is back to break down a second round that has been weird, brutal, frustrating, and occasionally incredible.Dave Clarke and Mike Marcangelo start with the Oklahoma City Thunder looking less like a fun young team and more like the NBA's next inevitable monster. OKC's defense, depth, pace, and ridiculous two-way pressure have overwhelmed the Los Angeles Lakers, even with LeBron James still playing at a shocking level for his age. The guys debate whether a healthy Luka Dončić would have changed anything, why the Thunder look like the real championship measuring stick, and whether anyone left in the Western Conference can actually beat them.From there, it's Spurs vs. Timberwolves, the best series of the round. Victor Wembanyama is already bending playoff basketball around him, and the conversation turns into one simple question: how is anyone supposed to deal with this guy for seven games? Dave and Mike dig into Wemby's defensive range, shot-blocking, offensive growth, and why San Antonio might be ahead of schedule as a real threat to Oklahoma City. They also look at Anthony Edwards, Rudy Gobert, Naz Reid, and what Minnesota has to do to survive the series.The show also hits Pistons vs. Cavaliers, with Cade Cunningham pushing Detroit into a new tier and Donovan Mitchell trying to drag Cleveland back into the fight. Is Detroit already tougher, younger, and more connected? Can Cleveland's size and playoff experience still matter? And can anyone trust James Harden in a playoff series when the pressure rises?Then comes the part Celtics fans probably needed and definitely deserved: Philadelphia getting swept by the New York Knicks somehow made Boston's playoff collapse feel even worse. The guys unload on the Sixers, the Knicks' physicality, Jalen Brunson's matchup hunting, Joe Mazzulla, Boston's three-point obsession, Jaylen Brown's offseason comments, and whether the Celtics need a major reset.Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

Julienne Webster, founder of Industry Publicity, is a PR consultant with over 20 years experience. A specialist in design communications working with a wide range of clients, from architects and interior designers to manufacturers. Julienne Webster offers strategic business advice to companies across the built environment sector. Her holistic approach covers events and publicity, with the power of good communication central to how she helps businesses reach their target market and grow. I spoke to Julienne in April 2026 ahead of our Clerkenwheels fundraising ride from the University of Plymouth to Clerkenwell Design Week in support of United In Design's outreach program.  Julienne is generously supporting Clerkenwheels with her PR and marketing expertise. The ride arrives at the Reddie Showroom on Goswell Road on Tuesday, 19th of May, 2026.  If you'd like to join the party or donate, follow the Clerkenwheels link in the description for more details. In this episode, we discover how the principles of PR have remained the same despite changes in platforms and media channels.  The impact of digital platforms such as TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram on reaching new audiences.  The importance of authenticity and human elements in content creation and social media engagement.  Challenges and opportunities in digital storytelling, including AI-generated content And why, if you want to be truly creative,  ditch AI and connect with some like-minded people.  LinksJulienne on LinkedIN https://www.linkedin.com/in/julienne-webster-54b9b514/?originalSubdomain=uk Industry Publicityhttps://www.industrypublicity.co.uk/about Julienne on the podcast in 2019 https://www.multistorythinking.com/podcast/episode/a5bf08db/julienne-webster Clerkenwheels https://www.clerkenwheels.com   I'd like to thank Dave Clarke from @iamthehow (http://www.iamthehow.com) for production support and invaluable advice in the setting up of this Podcast. Kay Hanson (https://www.instagram.com/kay_v_hanson/) for her planning support and co-hosting for these and our educational podcasts for the University of Plymouth Mark Frith (https://www.markfrith.uk/) for composing the music and all your support and advice along the way. I'd love like to hear feedback on the podcast.  Leave a comment or get in touch via the website or Instagram. Websitehttp://www.multistorythinking.com/contact Instagram https://www.instagram.com/forster_jonathan/ Thanks for listening.  Bye for now.

A 3-1 lead should be a victory lap. For Boston, it became a slow-motion wreck, ending with a Game 7 loss at home that felt less like bad luck and more like a team choosing the wrong answers on purpose. I'm joined by Mike Marcangelo, and we go straight at the uncomfortable stuff: the Celtics' late-game panic, the empty possessions, and the stretch where attacking the rim is working… right before they drift back into cold, contested threes. If you've been yelling “drive!” at your screen, you're going to feel seen. From there, the anger turns into a real NBA coaching conversation. We break down why Joe Mazzulla is taking the heat, what “no adjustments” actually looks like across a series, and why Embiid and Maxey exposed Boston's defensive choices. We also separate the emotional question (should he be fired?) from the practical one (will ownership and Brad Stevens actually do it?), then run through possible replacements and what kind of identity each coach could bring. The offseason rabbit hole shows up fast: Giannis trade math, who you'd sacrifice, and why Payton Pritchard's growth changes the usual Celtics roster debates. We also zoom out to the wider NBA playoffs and the storylines worth locking into next, from Embiid's dominance to LeBron's legacy talk and the rising gravitational pull of Victor Wembanyama. If you care about the Celtics, the 76ers, or just how NBA teams break under pressure, this one's for you. Subscribe, share with a fellow fan who's still furious, and leave a review with who you think deserves the blame most.Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

A 13-point lead vanishes, the threes stop falling, and suddenly every old Celtics fear feels brand new again. We start by taking a quick lap around the NBA playoffs, but the real goal is to figure out what actually wins in May: habits, matchups, and coaching choices that hold up when the game turns tight. We hit the big league storylines first, including OKC embarrassing Phoenix and what that does to the Devin Booker conversation. From there we get into Kevin Durant's legacy whiplash, the locker room questions that follow him, and why the burner account era still changes how fans judge leadership. We also talk ourselves through LeBron James at 41, the longevity case, and how it feels when the player you love to hate keeps forcing a rethink. Then we detour into all-time rankings with a very specific argument: Larry Bird versus Kobe Bryant, what “killer mentality” really means, and how era context can distort the way we compare stars. After a stop at Nuggets vs Timberwolves and the Jokic discourse machine, we turn the spotlight where it belongs: Boston Celtics vs Philadelphia 76ers. We break down Joel Embiid coverage, why defending by committee matters, and why letting Embiid hunt one-on-one matchups is inviting trouble. On offence, we dig into the Celtics' three-point dependence, why rushed twos show up when the threes miss, and what a real Plan B could look like, including more Jaylen Brown pressure and more Peyton Pritchard initiation. If you're watching the NBA playoffs and asking why Boston looks brilliant one night and lost the next, this is the conversation. Subscribe, share the show with a Celtics fan who is spiralling, and leave a review with your own Plan B for Boston.Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

We run a full first-round mock draft and keep circling the same question: do NFL teams win by taking the “best player” or by building a plan that matches their timeline. We debate rookie quarterback patience, roster value, and why the league's biggest weekends sometimes feel like the least fun. • Mendoza as the clear No. 1 pick and whether he should sit behind a veteran • why rookie QB development often jumps in year two • team-building around the rookie contract window and salary cap reality • the Jets, Cardinals, Giants and Titans early-pick logic and disagreements • when trades make sense versus staying put • positional value arguments around edge rusher, tackle and running back • Bears needs: pass rush urgency, day-two targets, building a faster defense • Patriots needs: edge help, offensive line depth, adding weapons for Drake May • hot take on the two-week Super Bowl gap and why it kills momentum Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 152

Dr. Dave Clarke returns to Ditch the Labcoat to dig deeper into something medicine still doesn't talk about enough: what happens when your body creates real, debilitating symptoms but there's nothing structurally wrong.This isn't about imaginary illness or psychosomatic complaints. This is about the brain physically changing in response to stress, trauma, and unresolved emotional burdens, and manifesting those changes as chronic pain, migraines, irritable bowel syndrome, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and dozens of other conditions that standard medical tests can't explain.Dr. Clarke walks through what neuroplastic treatment actually looks like. How he identifies patients whose symptoms stem from adverse childhood experiences, current stressors, or past traumas they've buried so deep they don't even recognize the connection. How he helps them see that their bodies are okay, their brains have just learned to create symptoms as a warning signal. And how, once that fear is removed and the real stressors are addressed, symptoms that have plagued people for years can resolve. Sometimes dramatically, sometimes over time with therapy.The conversation challenges everything medicine teaches about the link between pathology and symptoms. Why do ten people with identical "bone-on-bone" knee arthritis x-rays experience completely different levels of pain? Why do half of people over 40 have abnormal spine MRIs but no symptoms at all? Why do patients get told their spine is "abnormal" or they have Ehlers-Danlos or chronic Lyme when the real issue is unprocessed trauma from childhood?Dr. Clarke also addresses the system failures that keep neuroplastic treatment on the margins. Why physicians trained to think about organs and structures struggle to diagnose conditions rooted in the mind. Why patients resist the idea that their pain could be brain-generated, even when it's the only explanation that fits. And why collaborative care between medical doctors and trauma-informed mental health professionals is the most cost-effective intervention we're not using.If you've ever wondered why so many people have unexplained symptoms, why standard treatments fail them, or what actually works when medicine runs out of answers, this episode will reframe how you see chronic illness.Dr. Dave Clarke's Website:  https://www.symptomatic.me/Episode Takeaways1. Neuroplastic conditions are not imaginary. The brain has physically changed in response to stress or trauma, creating real symptoms in the body.2. Over 40% of people who present to primary care have medically unexplained symptoms, and at least a quarter to a third of adults experience neuroplastic conditions.3. More than half of people over age 40 have abnormal spine MRIs with zero symptoms, proving that structural abnormalities don't always correlate with pain.4. Pain reprocessing therapy starts with reassurance: your body is okay, you don't need to fear lifelong disability, and shifting attention from body to mind begins reducing symptoms.5. Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are often subtle. Not just physical or sexual abuse, but emotional neglect, perfectionism, or growing up in chaotic households create lasting neuroplastic effects.6. The key to uncovering hidden trauma: ask patients to imagine their own child growing up exactly as they did. This reframe helps them see experiences they minimized as actually harmful.7. Collaborative care between medical doctors and trauma-informed mental health professionals produces the best outcomes and is highly cost-effective, reducing ER visits and healthcare utilization.8. Resources are now widely available: apps (Curable, Nirvana, Digestible, FreeMe), self-help books, the Association for the Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms (symptomatic.me), and trained providers worldwide.Episode Timestamps03:45 – What Neuroplastic Treatment Actually Looks Like07:09 – The Stress Evaluation: Finding the Link Between Trauma and Symptoms13:35 – How to Get Patients to Believe Their Brain Creates Physical Pain18:55 – Placebo, Nocebo, and Why Pain is Always Generated by the Brain24:46 – Conditions That Benefit from Neuroplastic Treatment29:35 – Why the System Still Doesn't Believe This36:53 – How to Uncover Hidden Childhood Trauma46:45 – Resources for People Who Can't Access Specialized CareDISCLAMER >>>>>>    The Ditch Lab Coat podcast serves solely for general informational purposes and does not serve as a substitute for professional medical services such as medicine or nursing. It does not establish a doctor/patient relationship, and the use of information from the podcast or linked materials is at the user's own risk. The content does not aim to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and users should promptly seek guidance from healthcare professionals for any medical conditions.   >>>>>> The expressed opinions belong solely to the hosts and guests, and they do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the Hospitals, Clinics, Universities, or any other organization associated with the host or guests.    Disclosures: Ditch The Lab Coat podcast is produced by (soundsdebatable.com) and is independent of Dr. Bonta's teaching and research roles at McMaster University, Temerty Faculty of Medicine and Queens University. 

The NBA playoffs don't ease you in, they dare you to overreact. We're coming off opening weekend with the takes turned up: Cleveland looking every bit like an Eastern Conference problem, Denver reminding everyone why “never panic” is a skill, and New York winning with that ugly, physical identity their fans swear they've always had. We talk Cavs vs Raptors through the lens of shot creation, depth, and defensive game plans that actually make sense when Donovan Mitchell starts cooking. Out West, Nuggets vs Timberwolves turns into a real test of composure and counters. We dig into what Minnesota needs from Anthony Edwards, why Rudy Gobert matters in this specific matchup, and how Jamal Murray can go from “quiet” to “oh right, that guy” in a blink. Then we hit Lakers vs Rockets, the value of playoff experience, and why one role player heater can swing a road game even when stars do star things. The weekend's biggest jolts still matter: Orlando stealing one from Detroit didn't feel fluky, OKC made Phoenix look overmatched, and Spurs vs Blazers raises the same question every opponent will face: who on earth matches up with Wemby. We close with the Celtics flattening the 76ers and what it says about Boston's defense-to-offense identity, Jayson Tatum's evolving decision-making, and a potential Celtics-Knicks collision that could decide the East. If you like smart NBA playoff analysis with zero patience for fake narratives, hit subscribe, share this with a hoops friend, and leave a review. What's your biggest Game 1 overreaction right now?Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

WrestleMania 42 has the kind of card that should be a guaranteed sellout, so why does it feel like the biggest fight is happening at the ticket window? We get real about Las Vegas, TKO-era pricing, and how WWE can brag about the highest gate while regular fans get pushed farther from the ring. If the product is hot but the building isn't full, the vibe changes, and wrestling lives and dies on vibe.Then we go match by match and pick apart what's actually working in the build. We talk Logan Paul as a legitimate top-tier performer, what iShowSpeed adds to a modern celebrity opener, and why Jacob Fatu vs Drew McIntyre screams for violence and momentum. On the women's side, we put a spotlight on Stephanie Vaquer vs Liv Morgan as a masterclass in simple storytelling, dig into AJ Lee vs Becky Lynch as a legacy clash with real stakes, and react to the crowded tag title situation and the weird feeling when major names are missing from the biggest weekend.Night Two brings the “big fight feel” conversations: Brock Lesnar vs Oba and the tricky question of who can afford a loss, the Intercontinental ladder match where it's almost harder to fail than succeed, and Jade Cargill vs Rhea Ripley as a test of polish versus star power. We also hit Trick Williams' rise, Sami Zayn's shifting crowd reaction, Finn Balor vs Dominik Mysterio, and we close with a deep dive on CM Punk vs Roman Reigns, including what made the best promos hit and what made one key segment feel off.If you've got strong feelings about ticket prices, celebrity involvement, or who should walk out champion, we're on your wavelength. Subscribe, share the show with a wrestling friend, leave a review, and tell us your WrestleMania 42 main event winner.Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 151

The Celtics spent years flirting with greatness and letting teams hang around. Now they're doing the one thing that changes everything in the NBA playoffs: they stop the bleeding fast, they answer runs with force, and they look calm while doing it. We're back on Missing The Point to unpack how Boston turned a season that started wobbly into a legitimate Eastern Conference contender, and why that “champions don't panic” vibe is starting to show up again at exactly the right time. We dig into Jayson Tatum's return and ask the real question Celtics fans care about: when playoff basketball gets gross and physical, do we get the killer takeover version or the ramping-up version? What stands out is how cerebral he looks, how smooth that sidestep jumper is already, and how much cleaner the decision-making feels. Then we get into Jaylen Brown's leap, the 1A vs 1B debate, and why Brown's mid-range shot making can become a postseason pressure valve when the threes stop falling. From there, we give the role players their due. Derrick White gets the spotlight as the guy who makes every possession look more correct, plus we talk bench chaos: Payton Pritchard changing the rhythm, Sam Hauser adding counters, and a deep X factor pick if teams overcommit to the stars. We also name the biggest non-injury concern that could derail the run, and what has to stay true for Boston to reach the Eastern Conference Finals and beyond. If you're locked in for the NBA playoffs, subscribe for weekly Celtics talk, share this with a friend who lives and dies on every run, and leave us a review with your pick: who swings a series for Boston?Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

We stop treating the Celtics like a fun regular season story and start asking the only question that matters: what survives a seven game series. We argue through Joe Mazzulla's biggest pressure points, then map out how Boston can score in more than one way when the matchups get ugly. • regular season success versus playoff chaos as the real test • concerns about Mazzulla sticking to Plan A too long • expectation shift after outperforming win projections • Jaylen Brown as the first option in the attack • Jayson Tatum's reintegration and more physical driving • need for multiple offensive profiles beyond iso threes • Nikola Vucevic as a post scorer and passer • value of paint touches, entry passes, and kickout threes • bench “competency” lineups that protect leads • playoff rotation questions for Shireman, Walsh, Gonzalez • East threats that create bad series Atlanta and Cleveland • Knicks, Pistons, and Heat as fight-based opponents • West watch OKC, Lakers scenarios, Clippers chaos, Spurs rise • player development as a quiet win this season Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 150

Your phone buzzes with a blockbuster NFL alert. You start imagining the perfect fit. Then the entire move disappears.That is the story of the latest episode of Missing the Point as we break down the chaos of NFL Free Agency 2026. The conversation starts with the stunning Maxx Crosby trade that was rescinded after a failed physical. What actually happened behind the scenes? How much do medicals really matter in massive deals like this? And can teams hide buyer's remorse by quickly pivoting to alternatives like Trey Hendrickson?From there we step back and look at the bigger trend shaping the entire offseason. The rising NFL salary cap is pushing contract expectations to new levels. When players like Alec Pierce start receiving deals that resemble top wide receiver money, the real question becomes clear. Are teams paying for proven production, projected upside, or pure panic during free agency?We also break down the ripple effects across the league. The Raiders built their offseason around moving Crosby. What happens when that plan suddenly collapses? Which teams benefit from the chaos and which ones get stuck reacting?The episode covers several of the biggest storylines around the NFL:• Mike Evans joining the San Francisco 49ers and how it impacts Brock Purdy• The Los Angeles Rams loading up for what could be one final championship push• The Kansas City Chiefs adding Kenneth Walker III as they try to build a more dominant run game• The Buffalo Bills trading for DJ Moore while operating under intense Super Bowl expectations• The Dallas Cowboys once again stuck between big expectations and frustrating results• The New England Patriots still searching for a true WR1 and why the A.J. Brown trade speculation refuses to disappear• New reports about Tom Brady's ownership ambitions and why Patriots fans are reacting stronglyIf you enjoy smart NFL analysis, strong opinions, and real debate about the biggest moves shaping the league, this episode is for you.Subscribe to Missing the Point, share the show with another NFL fan, and leave a review to help the podcast grow.Which move from NFL Free Agency 2026 has surprised you the most so far?Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 149

March turns into a sports crossroads, and we lean right into it. We open on the Celtics' post‑All‑Star surge and ask the real question: is Boston's depth finally built to travel through four rounds? From Keta's 27 and 17 against Philly to Hugo's two‑way punch, we break down how unexpected minutes are reshaping matchups, why the Lakers beatdown meant more than the score, and how to reintroduce Tatum without tripping the rhythm that's working.Then we switch diamonds. The Red Sox suddenly have the kind of rotation you can sell in any ballpark—Crochet, Suarez, Sonny Gray, Bayo, and Oviedo—but a lineup with more questions than thunder. We unpack the outfield logjam, make the case for Roman Anthony as an everyday middle‑order bat, and get honest about what happens if Trevor Story can't give you 140 games. It's not just talent; it's sequencing, protection, and the courage to let a young hitter learn under real lights. Along the way, we tip our caps to the World Baseball Classic and why staging it during spring training actually sharpens edges for players and fans.Finally, the NFL refuses to sit quiet. With a thin free agent WR class, we explore why true number ones will cost draft picks, not just dollars, and what that means for New England's chase for a field‑tilter like AJ Brown. We also dive into quarterback musical chairs—processing versus raw talent, Kyler versus Mac in the right system—and why structure plus stars still beats star power alone. If you want a candid look at where Boston teams can separate and how front offices can finish the job, this one's for you.If you enjoyed the show, follow, share with a friend, and leave a quick review. Your notes help us shape smarter, sharper episodes—what should we tackle next?Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 148

A title race without a true favorite changes everything. We dive into why Boston keeps stacking wins with Jalen Brown as a full-fledged primary scorer, how Derek White's defense and decision-making glue the roster together, and what Nikola Vucevic adds to the offense with stretch-five spacing and hard screens. Then we tackle the hardest question of the spring: when should Jason Tatum actually return? Five-on-five scrimmages hint at clearance, but playoff readiness demands rhythm, timing, and the right minutes plan. We weigh the risk, the reward, and what a measured ramp could mean for seeding and series matchups.The conversation widens to a league defined by parity. Cleveland's gamble on pure offense with Donovan Mitchell and James Harden could overwhelm half-court defenses—if Harden settles into a No. 3 role when it matters. Out West, the paths to June feel crowded: Jokic's inevitability in Denver, Minnesota's two-way ceiling with Ant at the controls, OKC's readiness to punch above their years, and a Spurs surge powered by a Wembanyama learning curve that feels more like a leap. This is a postseason where health, lineup versatility, and scheme discipline might trump star names alone.We also spotlight the quiet shift of eras. Shai, Luka, Wemby, Brunson, and Maxey aren't waiting for invitations; they're shouldering crunch time and reshaping how teams defend space. The best news? Less superteam gravity, more organic rivalries. For Boston, that means leaning into pace, five-out spacing, and a defense that can win ugly in May. If Tatum's ramp is smart and the rotation holds, the window isn't just open—it's inviting. Tap play, ride along as we set expectations for the stretch run, and tell us your Finals and MVP picks. If you enjoy the show, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review to help others find us.Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 147

A four man rush should not end a season. But it did in Super Bowl 60 when the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29-13.In this full Patriots Super Bowl 60 recap, we break down how Seattle's defense overwhelmed Drake Maye, why the fourth-and-one punt changed the tone of the game, and how protection failures derailed New England's offense on the biggest stage in the NFL.This loss was not about one mistake. It was about offensive line breakdowns, missed hot reads, and a Patriots game plan that never adjusted to Seattle's disciplined zone coverage and relentless pass rush.Drake Maye Super Bowl AnalysisMaye faced constant pressure from a Seahawks front that consistently won with four. The Patriots struggled at left tackle, long developing pass concepts had no time to unfold, and early down inefficiency forced predictable passing situations.Seattle's defensive structure was simple and effective. Sit in zone. Rush with discipline. Tackle in space. The Seahawks controlled field position, dominated in the red zone, and forced the Patriots into uncomfortable third downs all night.On the other side, Seattle's offense did not need hero ball. They controlled tempo, avoided mistakes, and capitalized on short fields. Small advantages became decisive. Red zone execution. Field position. Third down efficiency.Why the Patriots Lost Super Bowl 60• Offensive line could not handle a four man rush• No consistent quick game to counter pressure• Limited early down success• Lack of explosive perimeter threats• Seattle won situational footballWhen protection collapses without blitz pressure, the margin for error disappears.Patriots Offseason Needs 2026If the Patriots are serious about building around Drake Maye, the priority is clear.Invest heavily in the offensive line. Secure a true left tackle. Consider moving Will Campbell inside if that maximizes his value. Add a mismatch tight end and a true outside receiver with size and burst.Veteran trench upgrades stabilize quickly. Dynamic pass catchers can come through the NFL Draft.Most importantly, the Patriots must build a pressure proof offensive identity. Screens. Quick game. Motion. Rhythm throws. Early down efficiency. The offense must dictate terms before elite defenses take control.Drake Maye's Future After Super Bowl 60One bad Super Bowl does not define a franchise quarterback. Maye beat top defenses to reach this stage. The Patriots exceeded expectations during what many called a transition year.The next step is structural. Protect the quarterback. Expand the playbook. Win situational football.The blueprint is clear. Protect. Diversify. Execute.We close by zooming out across the NFL landscape and pivoting into Celtics season as we continue covering Boston sports from every angle.If you are searching for Patriots Super Bowl 60 analysis, Drake Maye breakdowns, and real Patriots offseason strategy discussion, this episode delivers it.Subscribe for weekly Patriots coverage, NFL analysis, and Boston sports breakdowns. Share with a Patriots fan who needs a deeper look at what really happened in Super Bowl 60.What is your first offseason move for New England?Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

A trivia brawl to start, a chess match to finish. We kick off with a fast, penalty-happy Super Bowl quiz that forces us to relive the moments that define February football—record throws in losses, special-teams heroics, blackout delays, and the painful beauty of split-second decisions. After crowning a champion, we pivot hard into a grounded preview of Patriots vs Seahawks, and the conversation quickly narrows to where big games are actually won: ball security, field position, and which quarterback blinks first when the pocket turns claustrophobic.We dig into Drake May's evolution—how he can win ugly with his legs, then flip a game with one fearless deep shot—and where his risk profile still lives, especially with blindside pressure and late holds. On the other side, we map the exact path for Sam Darnold to finish a redemption arc: early rhythm throws, trust in JSN's detail, and a commitment to take the profitable gains rather than chase hero-ball. Seattle's top scoring defense is built to punish loose football, while New England's defense disguises well enough to bait a rushed read and steal a drive. It's less about fireworks and more about who survives third downs, protects the pocket edge, and makes the smarter fourth-quarter choice.We also wrestle with Tom Brady's public neutrality. Is it brand strategy, competitive ego, or simply a clean break from the past? The debate opens a bigger question about what cements a legend: is it titles alone, or the sense that a city knows you? We land in a nuanced place—Ortiz as heartbeat, Bird as cultural backbone, Brady as the ultimate executor—and admit that the banners speak louder than any quote.Predictions are tight and respectful, reflecting a game that feels like a grind rather than a coronation. If you love tactical football, this one's for you. Listen, then tell us your winning path: who controls turnovers and who hits the one deep shot that flips the script? Subscribe, share with a football friend, and drop your score pick in the comments.Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

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January football doesn't hand out free passes, and this week proved it. We open with Buffalo's exit and the myth that turnovers don't belong to star quarterbacks. You can praise Josh Allen's jaw-dropping talent and still say four giveaways are a losing script, especially when the defense keeps giving up 28-plus in the playoffs. That pattern, and the roster's wide receiver neglect, finally came due. From there, we walk through the NFC's pivots: San Francisco's injuries catching up, Seattle's defense arriving with bad intentions, and the Rams' route precision and motion carving stress-free throws for Stafford.The Bears gave us the rare loss you can build on. Caleb Williams remains controlled chaos—some routine stuff looks messy, then he rips a 51-yard-in-the-air dart to force overtime. That throw was timing, torque, and nerve, and it changes how Chicago is perceived by free agents and by the rest of the NFC. The middle class should be nervous.Then we get to the main event: New England's defense mauling Houston while Drake Maye rode the rollercoaster and still found answers. Four fumbles and a pick will usually bury you; instead, the pass rush set edges, the secondary stole windows, and the offense flipped from Pop Douglas to Kayshon Boutte without losing tempo. This version of the Patriots has something they've lacked for years: functional depth and multiple ways to win a drive. Heading into Mile High, the blueprint is clean—early screens to punish aggression, motion to declare coverage, quick-game confidence for Maye, then layered shot calls. On defense, make Jarrett Stidham solve late rotations and simulated pressure on third and long.We close with picks for both title games and why this playoff run carries a familiar 2001 hum: tough defense, timely offense, and a young quarterback who keeps finding the throw that changes the night. If that identity holds in Denver, a Super Bowl date with LA or Seattle is more than a dream. If you're riding with us, hit follow, share with a friend who needs smarter football talk, and drop a review with your AFC and NFC winners—who's lifting the trophy?Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

Heartbreak has a shape, and tonight it looked like a perfect throw to Cole Kmet that deserved a different ending. We sit with the loss to the Rams and refuse to look away from the fine print: Caleb Williams was electric, the drops were brutal, and the fourth-quarter edges weren't sharp enough. Pride is real, so is frustration, and both can push a team forward if you translate emotion into habits.We dig into the sequence that swung the game, why route effort matters when the ball is late or underthrown, and how veterans like Kmet steady a rookie-heavy supporting cast. Caleb's leadership arc shows up on the field and behind the mic—taking blame, spreading credit, and setting a tone that demands more from everyone, including DJ Moore. We talk development without excuses: cleaner stems, stronger hands, smarter situational football, and the boring details that separate “almost” from “advance.” The Soldier Field crowd and the weather did their part. Now the offense needs to match that energy snap to snap.Zooming out, we tackle the Mike Tomlin step-down and what it means for Steelers culture, plus a blunt look at the AFC's shifting hierarchy. The Patriots look ahead of schedule, and that should make a lot of teams uncomfortable. We sort quarterback narratives that got loud this weekend—who elevated, who folded, and why context matters when you hang 30 and still walk off a loser. Finally, we circle back to Chicago's runway: keep Kmet, rebuild Loveland's confidence, demand relentless effort from every route, and give Caleb the infrastructure to turn highlight throws into winning scripts.If you felt the sting and still see the future, you're in the right place. Hit follow, share this with the diehard in your life, and drop your take: what single change would have flipped this game—and what's the first move you make this offseason?Support the show-----------https://www.MTPshow.comOur Social Mediahttps://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW-----------Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob KellyProducer: Craig D'AlessandroInquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com

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Y2K Club Classics Episode 43 - Trance     This episode features some of my favourite 2000s Trance classics from artists including Storm, Legend B, Dave Clarke, and more.         Tracklist:     Firewall - Touched [Afterglow Records]     Basic Dawn - Pure Thrust (Nu NRG Remix) [Difuse]     D-Mention - Daydream (X-Tended) [Deep Blue Recordings]     Vandervleuten - Masterplan [Glam Records]     Storm - Time To Burn (Original Mix) [Data Records]     Space Frog Feat. The Grim Reaper - (X-Ray) Follow Me 2002 (Derb Remix) [Dance Division]     Drax Ltd. II - Amphetamine (Heckmann 2001 Version) [Wavescape]     Bitch Project - M-Dry (Original Mix) [Fakten Records]     Delerium - Heaven's Earth (Matt Darey Club Remix) [Nettwerk]     Olive - You're Not Alone 2000 (DJ Mishka) [Not On Label]     DJ Rush - Freaks On Hubbard (Dave Clarke Remix) [Pro-Jex]     Dave Clarke - The Wolf [Skint]     K90 - Deliverance [Telica]     Salt Tank - The Energy (Salt Tank's Regeneration Mix) [Bedrock Records]     Ratty - Sunrise (Instrumental) [Kontor Records]     Jose Amnesia - The Eternal (Original Mix) [Eve Nova]     Red Baron - Vandenberg [Silver Planet Recordings]     Ron van den Beuken - Keep On Movin' (Timeless) (Ratty Dub Mix) [Kontor Records]     Dave Clarke - Way Of Life (Technasia Epic Mix) [Skint]     Legend B - Lost In Love (Paul Janes Remix) [Bulletproof Records]  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The Power Rankings are officially retired (they’ve been ranked… they’ve been powered… we did it). The NFL Playoffs are set, every team is seeded, and the crew is back for the Playoff Show. Dave Clarke (aka DK Sizzle) hangs with Real BK Bob Kelly and Money Mike Marcangelo to look back on a weirdly awesome NFL season, celebrate the chaos, and preview the Wild Card matchups the way friends actually do: a little analysis, a lot of laughs, and just enough nonsense to keep it honest. We hit the big questions: Which teams are real? Which teams are just “horseshoe-up-the-ass” lucky? Who’s about to be a nightmare matchup? And what game is guaranteed to be an absolute rock fight? From Steelers–Texans to Jaguars–Bills, the Patriots’ road to the Super Bowl, the Rams in the NFC, the 49ers vs Eagles debate, and the emotional rollercoaster of Bears–Packers in prime time—this is your full NFL playoff bracket breakdown, but with actual vibes. If you love football and you love laughing about football, you’re in the right place. Let’s do the playoffs.

In 2026, it's 36 years of activism with passion. Electric Rescue is considered one of the made-in-France masterpieces of the electronic music but also a worldwide renowned artist. His hits are regularly played by electronic music masters like: Laurent Garnier, Len Faki, Ben klock, Dax J, Fjaak, Ellen Allien, Perc, marcel Dettmann, Sven Väth, Slam or Luke Slater. Electric Rescue has been forging a strong specificity in the electronic landscape by defending a techno neither conceding nor creating compromises, similar in this aspect to his friend Laurent Garnier.His productions have been signed on labels like Cocoon, Virgo, Arts, F Communications, Cod3QR, Soma, Sci + Tec, Boys noize and his own label Skryptöm of course..... Electric Rescue is also a famous name as live artist and DJ. Since more than two decades, he has been traveling the world preaching the techno good word with passion and modesty. He had the opportunity to play in mythic clubs such as Berghain/Panorama Bar (Berlin), Tresor (Berlin), Weather Festival (France), The Edge (São Paulo), Concrete (Paris), The Egg (Londres), Herr Zimmerman (Rotterdam), Air Club (Tokyo), Moog (Barcelone) His artistic effervescence is also the result of his good Skryptöm Records management, an establishment he founded in 2006, on which he has signed many tracks for Traumer, Moteka, Kmyle, Popof, Julian Jeweil, Scan X, Maxime Dangles, Commuter, dusty kid, the label has collaborated with renowned remixers like: Antigone, Mark Broom, Truncate, Slam, Johannes Heil, Secluded, Xhin, Inigo Kennedy, Zadig, Laurent Garnier, Jonas Kopp, , Flug, Danton Eeprom or The Hacker. On his former label, Calme Records (1999/2005), he was releasing tracks and remixes of Surburban Knight, DJ ESP / Woody Mc Bride, Thomas P Heckmann, Neil Landstrumm, Oxia, Paul Nazca, Southsoniks. Electric Rescue is also involved in organising parties in Paris, with its Skryptöm residency at Kilomètre 25, Glazart, Rex Club, 1988 live club in Rennes and its famous Play parties in unusual and secret venues around the French capital. Always on the lookout for new artists emerging in techno, he was the first to invite artists like Boys Noize, Laurent Garnier, Ben Klock, Ellen Allien, Stephan Bodzin, Dave Clarke, Anthony rother, Oscar mulero, Dusty Kid, Gary Beck, Alan Fitzpatrick, blue hour, cleric and Paul Ritch to mix in Paris, from the newcomer to the biggest artists from our electronic scene. At the same time, he is pursuing a lesser-known activity in his career, the artistic direction of clubs such as Kilomètre25, Glazart since 2021. He founded Nexus in 2019 and withdrew in September 2022 to devote himself solely to Kilomètre25 and Glazart. Considered as a discrete but efficient techno activist, Electric Rescue has been insuffling in his entire work the Rave values which he has been adopting, defending them and making them self-references (exchanging, sharing, brotherhood, freedom, underground culture) rejecting so the blinding DJ business spot lights In 2026, A new album will be released on Cod3QR Laurent Garnier label, a very surprising opus with some group collaborations with artists such as Abd Al Malik, Amélie Nilles, Gaspar Claus, Boscaro and his brother Maxime Dangles who will arrive on a huge label to be name soon. 2026 promises to be another nice year for Electric Rescue. Tracklist via -Spotify: bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/   Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer   Keep up with SLAM: https://fanlink.tv/Slam  Keep up with Soma Records: https://linktr.ee/somarecords    For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

As the 2025 NFL regular season reaches its final weekend, Missing the Point breaks down Week 18 of the NFL season, the finalized playoff picture, and the quarterbacks who defined the year. Hosted by Dave Clarke and Bob Kelly, this episode delivers a full NFL playoff preview along with in-depth 2025 NFL quarterback power rankings based on what actually happened on the field. This is not a preseason projection episode. This is about who earned it. Dave and Bob analyze the top teams heading into the postseason, including the New England Patriots, Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, and Philadelphia Eagles. They break down matchups, seeding implications, and which teams look built to survive January football. A major focus of the episode is the 2025 NFL quarterback power rankings, where Dave and Bob rank quarterbacks based on full-season performance, not reputation. They evaluate efficiency, consistency, decision-making, durability, supporting cast impact, and how much each quarterback elevated his team. Quarterbacks discussed include Drake Maye of the Patriots, Caleb Williams of the Bears, Josh Allen of the Bills, Lamar Jackson of the Ravens, Brock Purdy of the 49ers, Matthew Stafford of the Rams, Jalen Hurts of the Eagles, Bo Nix of the Broncos, Trevor Lawrence of the Jaguars, and Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs. Dave explains why some quarterbacks who entered the season with MVP expectations failed to meet the moment, while others quietly established themselves as legitimate franchise leaders. Bob adds context around coaching stability, offensive scheme, and how late-season performance often tells the real story heading into the playoffs. The episode also previews Wild Card Weekend, discussing which teams are dangerous lower seeds, which favorites feel vulnerable, and which quarterbacks are under the most pressure once the postseason begins. The conversation highlights how Week 18 results, recent trends, and injury context shape expectations far more than early-season narratives. Key topics covered in this episode include: NFL Week 18 playoff seeding scenarios 2025 NFL playoff preview and Wild Card matchups Full NFL quarterback power rankings Patriots and Bears postseason expectations Which quarterbacks can win playoff games Teams built for January football Late-season trends that matter in the playoffs If you’re searching for NFL Week 18 analysis, 2025 NFL playoff preview, NFL quarterback rankings, Patriots playoff breakdown, Bears postseason outlook, or who the best quarterbacks in the NFL were this season, this episode delivers detailed, opinion-driven analysis without hot takes or manufactured controversy. Follow Missing the PointWebsite: https://www.mtpshow.comYouTube: https://youtube.com/@MTPPodTwitter (X): https://twitter.com/MTP_podInstagram: https://instagram.com/MTP_podTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@MTP_podFacebook: https://facebook.com/MTPPod

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Mike Marcangelo and Dave Clarke return with a pivotal late-season episode of Missing the Point as the 2025 NFL season heads into Week 17 and the playoff picture finally comes into full focus. This show centers on two defining Week 16 victories that reshaped expectations across the league, the New England Patriots and the Chicago Bears both delivering comeback wins that solidified their status as legitimate contenders. The episode opens with a deep breakdown of the Bears’ dramatic win over the Green Bay Packers. Mike and Dave discuss Caleb Williams’ continued growth, his ability to respond in high-pressure moments, and why this performance felt like a franchise checkpoint for Chicago. They analyze the late-game execution, DJ Moore’s impact, and Ben Johnson’s offensive philosophy, while debating whether this Bears team is officially ahead of schedule or right on time. From there, the focus shifts to New England’s comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens. Drake Maye’s performance takes center stage, from navigating early adversity to closing the game with confidence. The guys break down Maye’s decision-making, his chemistry with Stefon Diggs, and why this Patriots team looks more complete than it has at any point since the post-Brady rebuild began. They also examine lingering concerns such as turnovers, pass protection, and whether New England can consistently close out playoff-caliber opponents. Beyond the individual games, this episode zooms out to the broader NFL playoff race. Mike and Dave walk through AFC and NFC seeding scenarios, potential first-round matchups, and which teams are trending up or quietly slipping as January approaches. They debate momentum versus résumé, quarterback ceilings, coaching advantages, and why certain teams feel more dangerous than their records suggest. If you are following the Patriots’ rise, the Bears’ breakthrough season, or the evolving NFL playoff landscape entering Week 17, this episode delivers smart analysis, honest debate, and clear-eyed football conversation when it matters most. Follow Missing the Point:Website: https://www.mtpshow.comYouTube: https://youtube.com/@MTPPodX (Twitter): https://twitter.com/MTP_podInstagram: https://instagram.com/MTP_podTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@MTP_podFacebook: https://facebook.com/MTPPod

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This week on Missing the Point, Dave Clarke and Bob Kelly deliver a full, detailed breakdown of the NFL landscape as Week 14 of the 2025 season begins. This is one of the most in-depth power-ranking episodes of the year, packed with analysis of team performance, quarterback play, coaching decisions, playoff odds, and the shifting tiers across the AFC and NFC. Dave and Bobby open with the NFL Coaching Hot Seat Rankings, a list shaped by performance, roster construction, and midseason collapses. Pete Carroll leads the list after another stagnant week from the Raiders. Jonathan Gannon remains under pressure in Arizona. Raheem Morris faces major questions in Atlanta after another disappointing loss. Kevin Stefanski’s offense continues to underperform in Cleveland. Zac Taylor rounds out the five as Cincinnati searches for stability with Burrow returning. They also break down honorable mentions including Mike McDaniel, Mike Tomlin, and Jim Harbaugh and what each needs to do to stay off the list. The show moves into the official MTP Cross-Off List, covering teams already eliminated from serious playoff discussion: Jets, Titans, Saints, Dolphins, Browns, Raiders, Cardinals, Giants, and Commanders. Dave and Bobby explain why each team reached this point, focusing on quarterback regression, defensive breakdowns, coaching issues, and roster health. They follow with possible Week 14 cross-offs such as the Falcons, Vikings, Bengals, Steelers, and Chiefs, with a segment on how late-season collapses start and what trends signal a team is finished. Dave and Bobby then break down the biggest stories of Week 13 and how they reshape the league entering Week 14. They evaluate every major contender: • Why the Patriots continue to look like the best team in football, powered by Drake Maye, Mike Vrabel’s discipline, and a top-five defense• How the Bears have become one of the NFC’s most complete teams with wins over the Eagles and a rising defense• A look at why the Broncos keep winning tight games and whether they’re built for playoff football• The Rams’ surprising loss to Carolina and what it means for the NFC West• Why the Bills’ dominant win over Pittsburgh shows they’re hitting their stride at the right time• The Seahawks’ rebound after blowing out Minnesota• The Lions sliding in and out of top-seven status after a loss to the Packers• The Jaguars returning to form behind strong run game and defense• The Colts missing a huge opportunity against Houston and how that affects playoff seeding• How the Panthers have quietly re-entered the playoff discussion in the NFC They close with the full BK Top Ten Power Rankings heading into Week 14: Patriots (10-2) Bears (9-3) Broncos (10-2) Rams (9-3) 49ers (9-4) Bills (8-4) Lions (7-5) Seahawks (9-3) Jaguars (8-4) Cowboys (6-5-1) / Packers (8-3-1) / Eagles (8-4) / Colts (8-4) Dave and Bobby finish with predictions for Week 14, discussion on playoff tiebreakers, and which teams control their path. They also revisit the Patriots, Eagles, Cowboys, Broncos, Steelers, Chiefs, Lions, and Bears and lay out what each must fix before December ends.   Follow the show:Website: https://www.mtpshow.comYouTube: https://youtube.com/@MTPPodTwitter (X): https://twitter.com/MTP_podInstagram: https://instagram.com/MTP_podTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@MTP_podFacebook: https://facebook.com/MTPPodContact: craig@mtpshow.com

It's 3 December, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). While everyone chooses to mark it differently - from focusing on leveling up work places, to reminding people to be more inclusive - we've decided to celebrate with some big names from the disability world!Dr Shani Dhanda speaks to us from Tokyo where she's delivering a keynote speech at the world's first Accountability Summit which has brought together 500 companies who made disability pledges in the past two years to see just how well they're doing. Plus she reveals how she would ideally celebrate IDPD CEO of Paralympics GB, Dave Clarke, tells us what he thinks about marking the day and reveals the latest research about the number of disabled people getting involved in sport and what's holding others back.Plus, we have Hollywood film star, presenter and campaigner, Adam Pearson, in the house. He's just been announced as the patron of Face Equality International. He talks about the challenges AI can pose for someone with a facial difference and gives us the inside scoop on his next big film role....a man he once loathed as a child, but has come full circle to love.Intrigued? - Get your party hat on and take a listen!Presented by Emma Tracey Sound mixed by Dave O'Neill Produced by Emma Tracey and Alex Collins Series producer is Beth Rose Editor is Damon Rose

Un proyecto de Castilla y León Film Commission en colaboración con Fuera de Series. En este undécimo programa de Castilla y León Fuera de Series, nos hacemos eco del documental Yo estuve en Las Vegas 2, sobre la mítica discoteca de Melgar de Fernamental, un pequeño pueblo del noroeste de Burgos. Creada en 1982 y gracias a su buen diseño y gran capacidad, (unas 4.500 personas de aforo), pronto se convirtió en parada obligada de decenas de bandas de primer nivel nacional e internacional, como The Ramones, Helloween, Blind Guardian, Motörhead, Uriah Heep, Héroes del Silencio y un largo etcétera. Hacia el año 2000 vive su segundo momento de gloria al programar actuaciones de los artistas más célebres de la música Techno como Carl Cox, Ben Sims, Dave Clarke, Tim Baker, Cristian Varela, Mulero, Pepo y muchos más. C.J. Navas conversa en primer lugar con el director del proyecto, Javier Castro, sobre sus recuerdos de la discoteca y las distintas fases por las que pasó el proyecto y la gira en la que está actualmente presentándola por toda España. Después es el turno de Lola Mayo, coguionista del documental, sobre su trayectoria, los principales retos que se encontraron a la hora de confeccionar el guion y sus próximos proyectos. - Trailer del documental: https://youtu.be/LyAQpDB432g - Web del documental: https://lv2.es Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It is Thanksgiving week in the NFL and Dave Clarke and Bob Kelly bring you a full breakdown of every major storyline shaping Week 13. This episode covers the biggest Thanksgiving matchups, the updated NFL Power Rankings, and the teams making real playoff pushes as the season hits the final stretch. Dave and Bobby open with a full reaction to the Cowboys stunning comeback win over the Eagles. They analyze Dak Prescott’s best game of the season, the defensive impact of Quinnen Williams, and the Cowboys offensive changes that helped them erase a 21 to 0 deficit. They also cover the continued struggles for Philadelphia, key fourth down decisions, and how Dallas changed the NFC picture with one victory. The conversation shifts to the Chicago Bears and their move into the top tier of the NFL. Dave and Bobby discuss Caleb Williams’ growth in big moments, the Bears defense outperforming expectations, and how Chicago continues to win close games. They also look ahead to tough matchups with the Eagles and Steelers and evaluate if the Bears are built for a playoff run or if this is a hot stretch that could cool off. The show moves into a full Thanksgiving week preview that includes the Lions, Packers, Chiefs, Cowboys, Vikings, Seahawks, and Giants. Dave and Bobby play Guess the Lines, identify the best value picks, and call out the games that will impact seeding in both conferences. They also compare the latest Vegas odds with their own projections to show where the markets are missing. The heart of the episode is the updated NFL Power Rankings. The Patriots stay at number one after another strong week. Dave and Bobby explain why Drake Maye and Mike Vrabel continue to lead one of the most efficient teams in the league. They review movement across the top ten, including the Broncos, Colts, Rams, Eagles, Lions, Bears, and Seahawks. They also highlight the teams officially crossed off, the teams still fighting for a wild card spot, and the organizations that need major changes after Thanksgiving. This episode is packed with NFL analysis, playoff predictions, team breakdowns, injury updates, coaching evaluations, and reactions to the most important games of the season. If you follow the Patriots, Cowboys, Bears, Lions, Eagles, Chiefs, or any playoff contender, this is the Thanksgiving football show you need. Follow Missing the Point for more NFL coverage, Patriots analysis, weekly power rankings, and reactions to every major game. Website: mtpshow.comYouTube: youtube.com/@MTPPodTwitter: twitter.com/MTP_podInstagram: instagram.com/MTP_podTikTok: tiktok.com/@MTP_podFacebook: facebook.com/MTPPodContact: craig@mtpshow.com

Dave Clarke's Saga Series Episode 142

The New England Patriots are 9–2 and sitting at the top of our Real BK NFL Power Rankings heading into Week 12. Are they actually the best team in football. Dave Clarke and Bob Kelly are back in the chair to break down every tier of the league, from true Super Bowl contenders to teams that should already be thinking about the 2026 NFL Draft. In this episode of Missing the Point’s NFL Power Rankings show, the guys start with the top ten. The Patriots grab number one after another win, with Drake Maye playing like a top five quarterback and Mike Vrabel’s defense closing games. Right behind them, the Eagles, Rams, Colts, Broncos and Bills all jockey for position. Dave and Bobby argue over who is more dangerous in January. Josh Allen’s Bills, the balanced Rams, or the physical Lions who are trying to figure out JJ McCarthy. They then move to the NFC North and NFC wild card race. The Bears sit at 7–3 and slide into the top ten, but Dave is still stressed about Caleb Williams, late game heroics and a brutal schedule. The Lions, Seahawks and 49ers are all in the mix, while the Vikings feel like a team headed in the wrong direction with a struggling JJ McCarthy. On the AFC side, the guys hit every storyline you care about.• Patriots at 9–2, still rolling through the soft part of their schedule but proving they can win tight games.• Broncos at 9–2 with Bo Nix and a top defense, and whether that formula can hold up in the playoffs.• Colts and Rams sitting at 8–2 and looking like complete teams on both sides of the ball.• Chiefs stuck at 5–5, with Patrick Mahomes still terrifying but the rest of the roster holding them back.• Bills bouncing back behind a monster stretch from Josh Allen. They also go through the “cross off” list and possible cross offs. The Jets, Titans, Saints, Dolphins, Browns, Raiders, Cardinals and even the Jaguars are already gone. Dave and Bobby debate whether it is finally time to throw dirt on the Texans, Falcons, Vikings and Bengals. They talk Falcons coaching chaos after another Michael Penix Jr. knee injury, Justin Fields’ future as a backup, and why some franchises cannot get out of their own way. If you want an NFL show that combines real film watching, advanced numbers and fan level emotion, you will be right at home here. This is not a generic top ten graphic. This is an honest conversation about where every team in the league really stands in Week 12 and what it means for the playoff race. Drop your own Week 12 NFL power rankings in the comments. Tell us where you would place the Patriots, Rams, Eagles, Bills, Broncos and Bears. Who are your fraud alerts. Who is your dark horse? Watch more Missing the Point here on YouTube and hit subscribe so you never miss our weekly NFL power rankings, Pats reaction shows and playoff previews. Website: mtpshow.comTwitter, X: @MTP_podInstagram: @MTP_podTikTok: @MTP_podYouTube: youtube.com/@MTPPod

The New England Patriots are officially the best team in football — at least according to the MTP Power Rankings. After an 8th straight win, a 31-23 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Dave Clarke, Mike Marcangelo, and Bob Kelly break down what’s making this Patriots team click, and how their rookie core might be changing the AFC picture. The crew opens with a full breakdown of Drake Maye’s biggest win yet, dissecting how he overcame early mistakes and heavy pressure to throw two touchdowns and lead a methodical offense against one of the league’s top defenses. They highlight TreVeyon Henderson’s monster breakout, with touchdown runs of 55 and 69 yards, and rookie Kyle Williams’ 72-yard catch-and-run that changed the game’s momentum. The defense came through in the clutch, forcing a late stop and setting up Henderson’s game-sealing run. Meanwhile, Stefon Diggs’ onside kick recovery sealed the deal as New England stayed perfect on the road (5-0) and improved to 8-2, their best start since 2019. Dave praises Mike Vrabel’s discipline and game management, noting how New England’s coaching edge shows up late in close games. Mike calls it “the most balanced Patriots team since the early Belichick era,” while Bobby argues that the team’s newfound big-play ability makes them more dangerous than anyone expected. Then it’s time for this week’s Real BK Top 10 Power Rankings, with the Patriots taking over the #1 spot for the first time this season, followed by the Lions, Eagles, Rams, and Colts rounding out the top five. The Bucs slide after their loss, while the Bears make their debut in the top 10 thanks to Caleb Williams’ continued development and Matt Eberflus’ steady leadership. Other storylines this week include Brian Daboll’s firing in New York, as the Giants officially hit reset after another loss, and the continued chaos across the league’s middle tier. The guys debate whether the Jaguars are still playoff material, whether Bo Nix’s Broncos are for real at 8-2, and whether the Bills’ drop to 9th signals a late-season regression. The group also revisits Drake Maye’s improvement in Year 2, the Patriots’ emerging rookie class, and the ripple effect of Vrabel’s coaching turnaround. Dave and Mike debate whether this team is truly built for a deep playoff run, while Bobby jokes that he’s “ready to plan the Super Bowl parade.” Elsewhere, the conversation shifts to teams in crisis — the Commanders’ season collapse, the Steelers’ offensive meltdown, and Jordan Love’s inconsistency dragging down the Packers. They agree to officially cross off multiple teams, including the Giants, Titans, Jets, and Raiders, and predict who might be next if the Cowboys can’t beat Las Vegas this weekend. It’s another loaded week of laughs, arguments, and unfiltered football talk — MTP Power Rankings style. Follow & Subscribe:Website – https://www.mtpshow.comYouTube – https://youtube.com/@MTPPodTwitter (X) – https://twitter.com/MTP_podInstagram – https://instagram.com/MTP_podFacebook – https://facebook.com/MTPPod

The NFL trade deadline has come and gone, and the league looks completely different. MTP Power Rankings hosts Dave Clarke and Bob Kelly are here to break down every blockbuster trade, every questionable move, and every new contender as we head into Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season. The Jets blew it up in dramatic fashion — Sauce Gardner traded to the Colts, Quinnen Williams shipped to the Cowboys, and Breece Hall rumored to be the next big name on the move. Dave calls it the biggest in-season rebuild in years, while Bobby questions whether either trade actually moves the needle. Did the Colts overpay for star power? Can Quinnen Williams fix a Cowboys defense that just got embarrassed by the Cardinals? The guys also break down the rest of the trade deadline deals: Rashid Shaheed heads to the Seahawks to give Sam Darnold more speed on offense to pair with Cooper Kupp and Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Jakobi Meyers heads to Jacksonville, and Marquez Valdes-Scantling brings veteran experience to the Steelers offense. Dave argues that Pittsburgh made one of the smartest under-the-radar moves of the deadline, while Bobby calls it “too little, too late.” Then, it’s on to the rankings — and there’s a major shakeup at the top.The Buffalo Bills reclaim the #1 spot after a statement win over the Kansas City Chiefs, dominating on both sides of the ball. The Buccaneers and Eagles stay steady at two and three, while the Patriots continue to climb behind Drake Maye’s control and maturity under Mike Vrabel’s leadership. The Rams, Colts, and Lions round out a competitive top tier, while teams like the Broncos and Seahawks are quietly building resumes that can’t be ignored. The Bears are another story — shocking the Bengals in what Dave calls “the craziest game of the season.” They praise Caleb Williams for his ability to deliver under pressure and highlight DJ Moore’s near-touchdown that flipped the game. But Bobby doesn’t let the special teams off the hook, calling their kickoff coverage “unacceptable.” Both agree Chicago’s arrow is pointing up, but they still need cleaner execution to stay in playoff contention. Other topics include the Packers’ embarrassing loss to the Panthers, Steelers’ defensive turnaround, and Bo Nix’s underrated run in Denver. The guys agree this season feels more unpredictable than ever, with few dominant teams and plenty of parity across the league. Dave also takes aim at the officiating inconsistencies and revisits the debate over the “tush push” — calling for a rule change after too many controversial calls. By the end of the episode, every team gets its place: contenders, pretenders, and those officially crossed off for the season. Follow & Subscribe:Website – https://www.mtpshow.comYouTube – https://youtube.com/@MTPPodTwitter (X) – https://twitter.com/MTP_podInstagram – https://instagram.com/MTP_podFacebook – https://facebook.com/MTPPod

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Week 8 of the 2025 NFL season is here, and Dave Clarke and Mike Marcangelo deliver a fresh dose of hard truth in the MTP Power Rankings. They break down every major storyline across the league — from the Detroit Lions’ climb to #1 and the Patriots’ return to the Top 10 to the latest NFL trade-deadline rumors shaking up contender lists.

MTP Power Rankings – Week 6 is Over, Week 7 Begins! Dave Clarke and Bobby Kelly are back to break down a chaotic NFL landscape. Coaching firings. Trade rumors. Quarterback shakeups. And for the first time since 2021 — the New England Patriots are back in the Top 10. The MTP crew dives into every major storyline shaping Week 7 of the 2025 NFL season.