Podcast appearances and mentions of David Brandt

Brian's desperate for cash, until a random ghost writer answers his Craigslist ad for a roommate. Now, he's about to get more drama than he ever imagined. And a young, penniless student arrives at UCLA with no place to stay and is forced to improvise.STORIESRoommate WantedBrian's desperate for cash, until a random ghost writer answers his Craigslist ad for a roommate. Now, he's about to get more drama than he ever imagined.BIG thanks to Brian Boucher for sharing his story with Snap! Brian wrote about this experience in New York Magazine titled “My Roommate, The Diamond Thief.” Produced by Bo Walsh, original score by Dirk Schwarzhoff, artwork by Teo Ducot.The Kipling Hotel – Don Reed LIVEA young, penniless student arrives at UCLA with no place to stay and is forced to improvise.Performed by Don Reed at Snap LIVE in San Francisco, CA. Music composed by Alex Mandel, performed by the Snap Judgment Players: Alex Mandel, David Brandt, and Tim Frick.Season 16 - Episode 12 Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

"His secrets filled the air around him like smoke..."  A young boy idolizes his karate instructor. Each kick, throw, and punch a step on the path to becoming a man. But the power of his presence cannot hold back the questions of his character.STORIESThe Master"His secrets filled the air around him like smoke..."  A young boy idolizes his karate instructor. Each kick, throw, and punch a step on the path to becoming a man. But the power of his presence cannot hold back the questions of his character.Thank you, Simon Shieh, for sharing your story! Read the poems featured in this story and more -- in Simon's debut poetry collection Master.And an extra special thank you to Katherine Litwin.Produced by John Fecile. Edited by Anna Sussman and Nancy López. Original Score by Renzo Gorrio and Doug Stuart. Artwork by Teo Ducot.Ego Tripping - Nikki Giovanni Read by Flo Wiley. Music by Pat Mesiti-Miller.Burning BooksGlynn's mom finds the devil in her house.Performed by Glynn Washington at Snap LIVE. Original score composed and performed by Alex Mandel, Tim Frick, and David Brandt. Season 16 - Episode 11 Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

Standup comic Cassandra Dee struggles with depression. She jokes about it in her standup comedy but isn't sure if she can pull it off. She jokes about the kids that bullied her growing up, the bad dates, the suicide ideations, the failed therapy sessions. The audience laughs, but she wonders… has she gone too far? And - a story from a young woman feeling trapped in her body, until one day she finds the perfect getaway vehicle. STORIES The Last Thing on the List from Love & RadioStandup comic Cassandra Dee struggles with depression. She jokes about it in her standup comedy but isn't sure if she can pull it off. She jokes about the kids that bullied her growing up, the bad dates, the suicide ideations, the failed therapy sessions. The audience laughs, but she wonders… has she gone too far?Although this is a story about finding hope, please note it discusses suicidal ideation. Please take care while listening.Thank you, thank you, to Cassandra Dee for sharing her story. Cassandra's comedy special, Uncle Earth, is available for free on YouTube from Helium Comedy Studios. You can also find her on Instagram.This story was produced by Justin Kramon with Ana Adlerstein for the Love and Radio podcast. Love and Radio is like family to Snap. Their stories are intense, strange, and unlike anything in podcasting – and they're launching their tenth season later this year. Special thanks to Aviva DeKornfeld for her help on this story. Huge thanks also to Brett Wean at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Artwork by Teo Ducot.Help is available. If you or a loved one is in crisis, please call the Suicide Crisis Lifeline at 988 in the US. You can learn more about suicide prevention, healing, and connect locally with others whose lives have been affected by suicide through the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.The Minivan A young woman feels trapped in her body, until one day she finds the perfect getaway vehicle.This story was performed at Snap LIVE at The Power Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in partnership with Michigan Radio and The Ann Arbor Summer Festival. Original Music by Alex Mandel. Music performed by Alex Mandel, Tim Frick, and David Brandt. Re-recording mix by Pat Mesiti-Miller.Season 16 - Episode 3 Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for December 5, 2024 is: drub • DRUB • verb To drub an individual or team, as in a game or contest, is to defeat them decisively. // Morale after the game was low: the hometown team had been drubbed by the worst team in the league. See the entry > Examples: “Dallas looked like one of the best teams in the NFL through two weeks, drubbing the Giants 40-0 in Week 1 and beating the Jets 30-10 in Week 2.” — David Brandt, The Associated Press, 24 Sept. 2023 Did you know? Sportswriters often use the word drub when a team they are covering is drubbed—that is, routed—but the term's history reveals that it wasn't always a sporting word. When drub was first used in English, it referred to a method of punishment that involved beating the soles of the accused's feet with a stick or cudgel. The term was apparently brought to England in the 17th century by travelers who reported observing the punitive practice abroad. The ultimate origin of drub is uncertain, but the etymological culprit may be the Arabic word ḍaraba, meaning “to beat.” Over the centuries, drub developed the additional milder, and now more common, meanings of “to berate critically” and “to defeat decisively.”

Jay Brandt is a fourth-generation farmer in Ohio, who, along with his family, is passionate about soil health and producing nutritious grains. The Brandt family is on a mission to share how they've diversified their income by growing, milling, and selling heirloom grains directly to consumers. Listen in as we talk with Jay about his family's farm and how they're building a more sustainable and profitable future. Jay farms with his wife Ann, and their two grown children Christopher and Isaac. The Brandt Family Farm is located in central Ohio, just southeast of Columbus. The Brandt Family has been farming in the area for four generations and produces corn, soybeans and wheat. Their farm hosts Walnut Creek Seeds, a dealer of cover crops and forages, and participates as a regenerative grain hub, providing seed cleaning and flour milling for ancient, heirloom and landrace grain. Their current operation has been focused on education of conservation practices, with an emphasis on cover crop adoption, for the last 30 years. Jay's father, David Brandt, has been coined the godfather of the soil health movement and is world-renowned for his passion for soil conservation and the use of soil health principles to reduce reliance on synthetic inputs and farm in nature's image. And if you'd like to learn more about how Ag Solutions Network is working with growers to implement a systems approach to diversity and soil health, check out our website at www.asn.farm, and there you can find ways to connect and follow us on Facebook, X, Instagram, and YouTube. There are a lot of great things happening and there is always something to learn. https://www.regengrain.com/ https://www.walnutcreekseeds.com/ https://localmillers.com/ https://fieldsofsinsinawa.org/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082845193929 Got questions you want answered? Send them our way and we'll do our best to research and find answers. Know someone you think would be great on the AgEmerge stage or podcast? Send your questions or suggestions to kim@asn.farm we'd love to hear from you.

The Clevelands review the first big weekend of college football and look forward to the second weekend, headlined by the Mississippi State visit to Arizona State. Brandt, one of the AP's two national Major League Baseball writers, covered the Sun Devils' impressive opening victory over Wyoming.  

Your daddy is a bank robber, the world is on fire, and grandma's last dress is in stitches. There's got to be some way out of this... Chasing the Rainbow.STORIESSalmon Daddy After being fed up with life in rural Virginia, 15-year-old Deni Béchard calls his estranged father with one request: “I want to go live with you.” His dad, he found out, was a bank robber and Deni wanted a life right out of a crime novel. But when he finally gets to Vancouver, he finds out his dad doesn't quite live up to the legend.Thanks, Deni, for sharing your story with Snap! Check out all of Deni's books and see what he's up to on his website. You can also follow him on Instagram or X.Produced by David Exumé. Original Score by Renzo Gorrio.As the World Burns What happens when the world around you starts to burn? Performed by Josh Healey at Snap Judgment LIVE! at San Francisco's Nourse Theater.Music composed by Alex Mandel and performed by Alex Mandel, Tim Frick, and David Brandt.The Funeral DressPaul Valdez loved making dresses with his grandmother at her bridal shop in Santa Fe, but one particular dress he didn't want to make… Thanks, Paul, for sharing your story!Produced by Jazmin Aguilera. Sound Design by Renzo Gorrio.Season 15 - Episode 31

A woman recounts her Aunt's fairytale love story and searches for her own Modern Romance. An African princess learns she is truly beautiful. And a precocious eight-year-old finds himself on the brink of a revolution.STORIESModern RomanceIn the second half of her life, Stephanie found her classic Hollywood romance. Now she attempts to understand the strange and confusing world of dating apps to help her niece – and the show's host Nichole – find her happily ever after.This story comes to us from The Secret Adventures of Black People, hosted by Nichole Hill. This incredible podcast tells the stories of Black people holding it down across space and time. Be sure to check out the show and subscribe to the podcast at TheSecretAdventuresOfBlackPeople.comStay in touch by joining the newsletter, following their Instagram, or by sending an email to secretadventuresofblackpeople@gmail.comModern Romance was written and produced by Nichole Hill with production assistance by Shonte Hill, and story editing assistance by Talia Bender. Special thanks to Stephanie Camolli!Music: Epidemic SoundBeautiful – Sonya Renee TaylorAn African princess learns she is truly beautiful.This story was performed by Sonya Renee Taylor at Snap LIVE in DC. Sonya Renee Taylor is an internationally acclaimed performance poet, actress, educator, and activist. The LIVE score was composed by amazing Alex Mandel & performed by Alex Mandel, David Brandt, and Tim Frick. Watch Sonya's Snap LIVE performance.Liberation – Latif DomanWhen Latif Doman is growing up in Philly, he takes his schoolwork seriously… which is unfortunate for the parents in his neighborhood.Many thanks to Latif and Story District for bringing us this story!Snap Classic - Season 15 – Episode 26

Drama Club is the happy, safe space for Lee and Parker until their school play becomes a homophobic middle school meltdown. The lights get turned up to 10, the adults are in a media frenzy, and the kids are just trying to figure it all out.STORIESDon't Say Gay DadsDrama Club is the happy, safe space for Lee and Parker until their school play becomes a homophobic middle school meltdown. The lights get turned up to 10, the adults are in a media frenzy, and the kids are just trying to figure it all out.This story contains descriptions of abuse directed at gay persons. Please take care while listening.A very big thank you to Lee and Parker—who are best friends to this day.  Thanks as well to Jamie McGonnigal.Produced by Mark Betancourt, original score by Dirk SchwarzhoffPlayground Bullies and Dark Secrets In middle school, Mike has a secret. But no one has ever seen “it.” This was performed at Snap LIVE in Los Angeles.“Mighty” Mike McGee is an international spoken word artist, writer, performer, speaker, slam poet and comic. McGee is the first slam poet to win both the American National Poetry Slam Individual Grand Championship and the Individual World Poetry Slam Championship. Original score composed and performed by Alex Mandel, Tim Frick, and David Brandt.Artwork by Teo DucotSeason 15 - Episode 24

David Brandt is now with the Associated Press. However, one of his previous stops was an extended run covering Ole Miss sports for the Clarion-Ledger. Brandt links back up with Zach Berry (OMSpirit.com) in this (May 23, 2024) edition of ‘The Flagship,' powered by College Corner, for a fair and balanced evaluation of Mike Bianco's Rebel baseball tenure, as well as his status following his 24th season at the helm. Bianco led the Rebels to their one and only national championship back in the summer of 2022. However, pretty much everything else the last three years has been miserable. Ole Miss has won just 36 percent (36-64) of its SEC games — an average of 10.3 wins and 19.7 losses.Our Sponsors:* Check out Tecovas: www.tecovas.com* Check out visit eufyofficial.com/videolock.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

AgEmerge Podcast Episode 136 is dedicated to David Brandt, of Brandt Farms and Walnut Creek Seed. If you know your soil health, no-till history, and follow the leaders in these areas then you know how fortunate we were to get to visit with David before his passing. Watch the episode here: https://youtu.be/Hmsi9yDDtbM We lost David in a tragic vehicle accident on May 21st, 2023. Earlier that year he'd made a 2023 visit to Sinsinawa Mound in Wisconsin, where the Sinsinawa River begins its 21-mile journey to the Mighty Mississippi. He recognized the Mound as a place where this message of holistic land stewardship could flourish. He planted the seed. This vision has taken root at Sinsinawa Mound in Southwest Wisconsin. Aptly named Fields of Sinsinawa: A Farmer-Led Learning Center, brings the message of healthy soil for a healthy planet to the Midwest and beyond. David is often referred to as the “godfather” of conservation agriculture and soil health. His message has had worldwide impact. He mentored many farmers who admired his practical approach and the ways he generously shared what he learned from the soil during his 50-year farming career. You'll find more information on how to connect with the Fields of Sinsinawa: A Farmer-Led Learning Center here: https://mcusercontent.com/d34a1e6b8b607f4dc0d40fa39/files/eb5a6547-135e-e5f2-cea2-5ac0f4d75e45/Fos_Funding_Packet_d9.pdf Donate to the Fields of Sinsinawa: A Farmer-Led Learning Center here: https://mcusercontent.com/d34a1e6b8b607f4dc0d40fa39/files/d4beeef8-68e3-3555-c5db-5a7b19a20fd3/FoS_Donation_Sheet.pdf More about David's Farming Legacy: David had been no-tilling since 1971, back when they called it trash farming and a whole list of other things. But David would not be deterred, he continued to test systems, implemented cover crops and utilized livestock to improve soil health. Listen in to this great conversation as he and Monte talked about the history, the present, and the exciting future on their farm. David Brandt farmed 950-acres all no-till, in Fairfield County, which is located in central Ohio. He began no-till farming in 1971 and had been using cover crops since 1978. David participated in yield plots for corn, soybeans, and wheat into various covers. This information has been used by seed growers as well as county agents and universities to encourage other farmers to adapt no-till practices in their farming operations. He had also been planting various blends of cover crops to find out what benefits they provide to improve soil health. David was co-owner of Walnut Creek Seeds, LLC with his son and daughter-in-law Jay and Ann Brandt. David had articles published in Farm Journal, Ohio Farmer, Country Journal, and numerous no-till journals. He worked in cooperation with The Ohio State University, the University of Illinois, Penn State University, Purdue University, and Milan Research Farm in Tennessee. David was most recently working with OSU Randall Reeder and Dr. Islam on reducing input costs of fertilizers and herbicides using various cover crops which improve soil health. The results of this study have been published in the International Soil and Water Conservation Research journal. (March 2014, Vol. 2, No. 1) He was also working with the regional NRCS soils lab in Greensboro, North Carolina on the benefits of cover crops to improve soil health. www.walnutcreekseeds.com Got questions you want answered? Send them our way and we'll do our best to research and find answers. Know someone you think would be great on the AgEmerge stage or podcast? Send your questions or suggestions to kim@asn.farm we'd love to hear from you

David Brandt, everyone's favorite Associated Press sportswriter, and Zach Berry (Ole Miss Spirit/On3) jump in the time machine in this (April 24, 2024) edition of 'The Flagship,' powered by College Corner, to compare the preseason hype for Ole Miss football in 2009 to the Rebels' hopes in 2024 with the expanded College Football Playoff.Our Sponsors:* Check out PXG: pxg.com/toc* Check out Tecovas: www.tecovas.com* Check out eufyofficial.com/videolock today to see how you can gain complete control of your door.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In the third hour of Sportstime the guys talk to David Brandt from AP. Then the Brent and Johnny talk about what's trending. Finally, in the last hour the guys do Taco Bell Crunch Time.

In this edition of The Flagship, presented by College Corner, David Brandt and Zach Berry discuss the Field of 12 in the College Football Playoff and how it affects Ole Miss' chances of a special season.Our Sponsors:* Check out eufyofficial.com/videolock today to see how you can gain complete control of your door.* Check out undefined: pxg.com/toc* Check out undefined: undefined* Listen to NerdWallet's Smart Money podcast on your favorite podcast app. “Future You” will thank you.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The NCAA Tournament has found its Sweet Sixteen, meaning the return of The Flagship's March Madness correspondent, David Brandt. Brandt has reunited with Zach Berry (Ole Miss Spirit/OMSpirit.com) on this Tuesday (March 26, 2024) for a full rundown of this weekend's games.Our Sponsors:* Check out eufyofficial.com/videolock today to see how you can gain complete control of your door.* Check out undefined: PXG.com/toc* Listen to NerdWallet's Smart Money podcast on your favorite podcast app. “Future You” will thank you.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

David Brandt of the Associated Press makes his weekly stop by ‘The Flagship' on this Wednesday (March 20, 2024) to pick apart the 2024 NCAA Tournament bracket, as well as preview the March Madness run ahead for Yolett McPhee-McCuin and Ole Miss women's basketball.Our Sponsors:* Check out eufyofficial.com/videolock today to see how you can gain complete control of your door.* Check out undefined: PXG.com/toc* Listen to NerdWallet's Smart Money podcast on your favorite podcast app. “Future You” will thank you.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this edition of The Flagship, powered by College Corner, Zach Berry of the Ole Miss Spirit/On3 (OMSpirit.com) is joined, as he is every week, by David Brandt of the Associated Press.The fellas on this Thursday (March 7, 2024) are mostly reacting to Andy Staples' college football super league. Plus, the return of everybody's favorite segment: Mike Bianco Storytime!Our Sponsors:* Listen to NerdWallet's Smart Money podcast on your favorite podcast app. “Future You” will thank you.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this edition of The Flagship, David Brandt of the Associated Press joins live from Los Angeles Dodgers spring training, where he's covering Shohei Ohtani and others, to calm the Ole Miss masses on Rebel baseball's choppy start, as well as assess basketball's chances of making the NCAA Tournament after losing five of six. Chris Beard's Rebels are back in action Wednesday, when they play host to No. 14 Alabama.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this edition of Daytime Fireworks, Zach Berry of the Ole Miss Spirit/On3 and David Brandt of the Associated Press set the stage for Rebel basketball's final, frenzied push towards the postseason and what could be Ole Miss' 10th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance. Additional topics include Brandt surviving the Waste Management Phoenix Open and whether football will fall short or sail past 9.5 wins next season in the new, and expanded, CFP format.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this very special episode, David's son Jay Brandt talks with Oklahoma regenerative farmer-rancher Jimmy Emmons about the about the many seeds David planted across the globe and his lasting impact on farming. Not only did Dave's farming practices change the family farm's soil classification from a Cardigan Clay to a "different performing product", he changed the lives of countless people worldwide through his honesty, humility, and great sense of humor. Learn how David and Jay discussed the changes they were seeing on the farm - through a chemists lens and a farmers eye - and how he encouraged people like Jimmy to "just try it somewhere." Also learn about one of David's passions: working with the Dominican Sisters on the Fields of Sinsinawa (WI).

In this edition of Daytime Fireworks, Zach Berry of the Ole Miss Spirit/On3 (OMSpirit.com) is joined, as always, by David Brandt of the Associated Press to go ahead and crank up the Jaxson Dart Heisman Hype Train for 2024. Plus, college coaches jumping to the NFL, Ole Miss basketball and more.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

A family leaves their busy life in Southern California to live in a little cabin in the woods, without electricity. But then, strange things start happening… it seems this family aren't the only occupants of the cabin. And a story about a grandfather who makes monsters tremble. Snap Judgment presents, “The Stormy Night.” Real stories from people fighting for their loved ones. STORIES Northspur Storm Kathy and her kids leave a busy life in Southern California to live in a little cabin in the woods, without electricity. But then, strange things start happening. It seems Kathy and her children aren't the only occupants of the cabin. Thank you, Kathy Bolte, for sharing your story with Spooked! Produced by Zoë Ferrigno, original score by Renzo Gorrio Shayne Koyczan's Monsters LIVE Night creatures tremble in fear of Shane Koyczan's grandfather, until powers fail. This story contains explicit language. Sensitive listeners please be advised. This story was told by Shane at Snap LIVE in Los Angeles. Original Music by Alex Mandel, performed by Alex Mandel, Tim Frick, and David Brandt. Shane Koyczan is an award winning Canadian Poet, Author and Performer. He is also a TED Talks speaker. Shane's influential, anti-bullying, "To This Day Project" video went viral in early 2013 and currently has over 10 million views and counting. Artwork by Teo Ducot Season 14 - Episode 54

We saved the best for last this year on the Underdog Ag Podcast.I have been wanting to interview my cousin Scott Gonnerman for so long and I finally headed to the Gonnerman farm in York County, Neb., sat down at the kitchen table, and did just that.Scott Gonnerman has the kind of salt-of-the-earth common sense that can be a rare find nowadays. When Gonnerman was a child, he told everyone he wanted to be, “a farmer and a semi-driver.” Gonnerman has achieved all of these goals and much more. His farm in York County, Neb. has hosted visitors from all over the world: Australia, Russia and even Africa. Why? Because he sees change coming. While some of his farming neighbors may drive by in wonder, his national and international visitors know exactly what is going on – the soil across the earth is depleted and our freshwater resources are running dry.They want to learn how Gonnerman and others are salvaging and rebuilding their farms and ranches in a “regenerative” fashion – a phrase that has been made popular by others in this soil movement that has reached a revival-like status. But, for Scott and his wife Barb, it's simply about doing what's right for the next generation.“We bought this farm in 2004 from my Grandfather Raymond and Grandmother Evelyn Gonnerman,” Gonnerman said. Today, he said, the farm has been in the family for more than 100 years. Gonnerman grew up near Benedict, Neb. His father, Smokey, and mom, Donna, were pragmatic, hardworking people. The Gonnerman farm was not unlike the diversified farms of the past.He remembered farrowing sows with his mom and his dad going to town in the fall to purchase a straight-truck of calves to put out on the corn stalks to graze. In the spring, they would sell the cattle. The ones that didn't fit on the truck were butchered and fed the family the next winter.What separated Gonnerman from some of his other farming peers was his father's openness to learn right alongside him. As the years progressed, the Gonnermans were farming what is now coined as “conventional” like many of their neighbors. This means they were still disking the land and applying synthetic inputs.Their cropping systems were a basic rotation of corn, beans, and sometimes wheat. “But I was lucky because my dad was willing to learn and we went to meeting after meeting together. So we were learning together. That was key. My wife Barb would come along too. It's so important to have everyone involved on the same page. In order to be on the same page, you have to attend the meetings together. You have to learn together,” Gonnerman stressed over and over.Learn they did, traveling everywhere from North Dakota to South Carolina and Ohio. Some of their biggest influencers were soil health leaders Gabe Brown, David Brandt, and Ray Archuleta.However, the real game-changer came when they came across a simple, but powerful, presentation by Dan Gillepsie, a Soil Conservation Technician and No-Till Specialist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).The presentation consisted of boxes of various soils that had been farmed differently – from full-bore tillage to cover crops and then a final box with native prairie. Above the boxes was a hose with a head shooting down water to create the simulated rainfall effect.At the end, the boxes of soil were tipped over. Farmers were able to see the difference between tilling their fields (which destroys soil structure) and the positive impact of no-till and covering the soil year-round with living plants that creates a strong root structure underneath. “Gillespie's presentation got us started.At that time, we were still gravity irrigating dad's farm (irrigating the crops with pipe hooked together on the ground with gates that are opened to let water out into the rows on the field),” he began. Then they began to change the farm for the better. You will love hearing what they did too!Please listen and soak in Gonnerman's wisdom.--Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe.HOST: Kerry HoffschneiderGUESTS: Scott Gonnerman, Farmer --CREDITS:Mitchell Roush, ProducerBibi Luevano, Cover ArtPurple Planet Music, Theme

When soil health improves, fewer inputs may be needed. Profitability can increase when inputs are reduced and yields can be maintained. The key is to first increase soil health. Near Carroll, Ohio, Jay Brandt continues a legacy built by his late father, David Brandt, an iconic farmer who started no-tilling and growing cover crops in the 1970s. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brett and Bryant talk about the MLB postseason and the ESPN story on Ja Morant. David Brandt joins the show to talk about the D-Backs, Suns and Cardinals.

Promises. Some of them are worthless, some have infinite value, and some you will never know how much they are worth… until you have to cash them in. STORIES Birthday Glynn witnesses a miracle... his daughter's birth. Produced by Mark Ristich The Spy's Son Bryan Denson was a court reporter for The Oregonian newspaper in Portland. It could be mind-numbing work sitting in the cheap seats of the American justice system. But then one day he got a tip about an espionage case coming in. The defendant was 24-year-old Nathan Nicholson. For Bryan it would turn out to be the story of a lifetime. For Nathan, it was the beginning of the end. To learn more about Nathan's story, make sure to grab a copy of Bryan Denson's book: The Spy's Son. You can check out his other work on his website. Bryan also wrote a six-part series of Nathan's story for The Oregonian. A big thanks to The Oregonian/OregonLive for allowing Snap Judgment to use tape from Bryan Denson's interview with Nathan Nicholson. Original score and sound design by Renzo Gorrio, produced by Nancy López, artwork by Teo Ducot The Admission Pia's Letter of Acceptance from NYU should have been the best news she heard all day -- but her mother's reaction changed everything. See the film of Pia's amazing Snap Judgment LIVE in NYC performance. Reach out to Pia via Twitter @PiaGlenn / Insta: @Pia_Glenn Original score composed by Alex Mandel. Performed by Alex Mandel, Tim Frick, and David Brandt. Remember The Baby This radio play is about one of those days that you have that changes you forever. It comes from our friends at The Truth Podcast, and it was commissioned by The Sarah Awards from Sarah Lawrence College. It was written by Louis Kornfeld, and produced by Jonathan Mitchell. The part of ANN was played by Ann Carr, ADAM was played by Louis Kornfeld, and Amy Warren was the sister. Produced by Jonathan Mitchell Snap Classic - Season 14 - Episode 43

Did you ever have that one friend that you didn't want but it turns out you really need? This week on Snap, epic stories about unexpected companionship. STORIES Shut Up Rick He's called Shut Up Rick. Let's hear what he has to say. Thank you Bucky Sinister and Rick Loddy. Bucky is a poet, author, and comedian — to learn more about Bucky's work and what he's up to now, subscribe to his substack. Original score by Clay Xavier, produced by Zahra Noorbaksh and John Fecile Rock Paper Scissors When the two greatest auction houses in the world – Christie's and Sotheby's – vied for the privilege of auctioning off $20 million worth of art in 2004, little did they know that they would be forced to engage in an ancient form of ritualized combat known as… rock paper scissors. Be sure to check out Carol Vogel's original New York Times article. Produced by Joe Rosenberg The Kipling Hotel - LIVE A young, penniless student arrives at UCLA with no place to stay and is forced to improvise. Performed by Don Reed at Snap LIVE in San Francisco, CA. Music composed by Alex Mandel, performed by the Snap Judgment Players: Alex Mandel, David Brandt, and Tim Frick Artwork by Teo Ducot Season 14 – Episode 36

Zach Berry (Ole Miss Spirit/On3) and David Brandt (the Associated Press) are back at it for another edition of Daytime Fireworks. Today they're talking all things conference realignment and Ole Miss football fall camp, as well as previewing the SEC East and West divisions in 2023.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

David Brandt, from the Associated Press in Phoenix, joins Brett Norsworthy and J. Morgan Harter to discuss conference realignment and how that changes the landscape of college football. Later, we tell you what we will be watching for tonight during Taco Bell Crunchtime.

David Brandt joins the show to talk about Bradley Beal, the Suns' latest free agency additions and the D-Backs' hot start. Bryant and Zach talk about the biggest free agency moves at the bottom of the hour, and they wrap up the week with Taco Bell crunch time.

It's Reunion Week in the Talk of Champions family of podcasts, as David Brandt of the Associated Press is back with Zach Berry of the Ole Miss Spirit for a long-overdue, fresh-off-the-presses edition of Daytime Fireworks.Among the topics covered is the conclusion of the college baseball season, as well as the fast-approaching 2023 SEC football season, including top storylines to follow.Let's get to it.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

David Brandt, from the Associated Press in Phoenix, joins Brett and Bryant Dacus to discuss the Suns series with Denver Nuggets including the Chris Paul injury, the Jokic/Ishbia tussle, and his pick for Game 5 in Denver. Later, we tell you what we will be watching tonight during Taco Bell Crunchtime.

In this edition of Daytime Fireworks, Zach Berry of the Ole Miss Spirit and David Brandt — who covers the NFL's Arizona Cardinals and much more for the Associated Press — set the stage for Ole Miss football in the seven-round 2023 NFL Draft, which opens with the first 31 selections Thursday night.The Rebels have a host of potential draftees, headlined by wide receiver Jonathan Mingo — one of the draft's fastest risers over the last few months. But Zach and David believe one former Rebel, in particular, is being slept on by next-level evaluators.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

David Brandt, everyone's favorite Associated Press reporter, and former Ole Miss beat reporter for the Clarion-Ledger, is back in the booth for an all-new edition of Daytime Fireworks.Brandt was recently at the NFL spring meetings in Arizona. So, naturally, the 2023 NFL Draft came up. Timely, too. Draft-eligible Rebels went through Ole Miss Pro Day on Wednesday. But who should the Carolina Panthers No. 1 overall? What about Ole Miss players and their general draft prospects?Plus, thoughts on a wild and wacky NCAA Tournament Final Four. In the year of Cinderellas, who do we think is the favorite to win it all? Could Miami (Fla.) and long-time head coach Jim Larranaga cut down the nets for the first time in school history? What about the defensive-heavy matchup between San Diego State and high-flying Florida Atlantic?But the basketball talk doesn't stop there. Brandt reacts in real time to the latest rumor-mill scoop regarding Chris Beard's debut Ole Miss coaching staff. In doing so, we take a trip down Rebel basketball memory lane.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Daytime Fireworks makes its grand return to talk more about Chris Beard agreeing to terms to become the next head coach of Ole Miss men's basketball.David Brandt of the Associated Press joins Zach Berry of the Ole Miss Spirit to discuss Beard's potential impact on the recruiting trail. Could he send shockwaves through the SEC in a similar fashion to Deion Sanders in the Pac-12?Plus, early trends, storylines and potential upsets to look out for in the 2023 NCAA Basketball Tournament, including Final Four picks.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this special episode, IISE's David Brandt gets the inside scoop on #AppliedErgo2023 with two leaders from the conference committee — the current conference chair Mark Benden from Texas A&M University and the incoming conference chair Catherine Rae from Sandalwood Engineering & Ergonomics. And you can SAVE with advanced rates when your register for #AppliedErgo2023 by March 19. Just visit iise.org/AEC/register to learn more and register.

David Brandt is the owner of Lemonade Lawn Care (https://www.lemonadelawncare.com/) in New Braunfels, Texas.This podcast is all about helping small business owners scale their lawn and pest companies by talking to experts in the service industry.For business coaching and mentorship, visit pestcontrolmillionaire.com.Send your business and entrepreneurship questions to info@pestcontrolmillionaire.com and we'll answer them on the show!Produced by Dalton Fisher, Fisher Multimedia LLC

Ole Miss on Saturday was unable to slow down an Arkansas offense rejuvenated by the return of quarterback KJ Jefferson.Now the Rebels are having to do some soul-searching on a short week and with in-state rival Mississippi State heading to town for the annual Egg Bowl Thanksgiving night.Lane Kiffin is aiming to lead Ole Miss to its third straight win in the all-time series, as well as boost the Rebels' postseason resume with bowl season on deck.Ole Miss rolled to 700 yards of offense in a losing effort, and the Rebels had two rushers (Zach Evans and Quinshon Judkins) go over 200 yards. Actually, Judkins set the single-season Ole Miss record for rushing yards.The defense, however, left a lot to be desired.Will the Rebels be able to rebound and slow down the vaunted Air Raid of Mississippi State head coach Mike Leach?David Brandt and Zach Berry try to figure it all out in this edition of Daytime Fireworks, an Ole Miss podcast in association with the Ole Miss Spirit. Plus, a full breakdown of the Week 13 slate in the SEC, including predictions for other rivalry games around the league.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Ole Miss on Saturday fell short in the fourth quarter against Alabama and suffered its second loss of the season.Still, Lane Kiffin's program did well for itself despite the loss, showcasing the upward trajectory of the program to over 40-plus recruits in town. A sell-out crowd roared, and outside of a few possessions, Ole Miss played good enough to upset Nick Saban and the Crimson Tide.Zach Berry and David Brandt have the full break down in this edition of Daytime Fireworks, as well as general thoughts on the feel of the program heading into a matchup with a reeling Arkansas in Week 11.And the guys can't ignore the long shadow hanging over Oxford right now: the Auburn head football coaching search.Why does Kiffin not make sense for the Tigers, and why do Zach and David think he would be foolish to leave Oxford for The Plains? They've got Houston Nutt storytime, too!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

No. 10 Ole Miss hits the bye at 8-1 on the season following a 31-28 win at Texas A&M on Saturday.The Rebels have chance to not only play spoiler, but take control of the SEC West against Alabama in two weeks.But there's plenty of time between now and then, and the off-week just got much more interesting after Auburn decided to finally move on from head coach Bryan Harsin. The Tigers recently pegged Mississippi State's John Cohen as their next athletics director, and and all reports indicate Ole Miss' Lane Kiffin is a leading candidate, if not the clear-cut No. 1, to replace Harsin.Zach Berry and David Brandt discuss in this edition of Daytime Fireworks. Which program (Ole Miss or Auburn) is in a better spot right now? Are they two ships passing in the night, or is Auburn still the superior program despite recent struggles?What, actually, is the fit at Auburn anyway?Plus, SEC picks for Week 10, including deep-dives into two big-time matchups in Tennessee and Georgia and Alabama and LSU.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this edition of Daytime Fireworks, Zach Berry and David Brandt briefly recap the LSU game before turning their attention to College Station, where on Saturday the no-longer-undefeated Ole Miss Rebels will try to get back into the win column. Plus, a deep-dive into Week 9 in the SEC and college football, including their picks for the weekend.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

David Brandt and Zach Berry are back for another round of Daytime Fireworks, and today they're wallowing in the positive fallout from Ole Miss' first win over Auburn since 2015.Plus, a look-ahead to the Rebels' trip Red Stick, where they haven't won in 14 years, and a whip-around the SEC. We're in the end game now. Should be fun.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this edition of Daytime Fireworks, Zach Berry and David Brandt are back to recap Week 6 in the SEC and look ahead to a massive opportunity for the undefeated (6-0, 2-0 SEC) Ole Miss Rebels to make an October statement.They host Auburn (3-3, 1-2) Saturday at 11 a.m. CT on ESPN.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Zach Berry and David Brandt are back for another edition of Daytime Fireworks, and this time around, they're breaking down Week 5 of the college football season, including an in-depth look an all-important Top 15 showdown between Ole Miss and Kentucky.Plus, a whip-around the SEC, and David has a 2008 Ole Miss football story for the ages.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this edition of Daytime Fireworks, in association with the Ole Miss Spirit (On3), Zach Berry and Associated Press national reporter David Brandt recap the wild college football weekend and talk about what in the world Nebraska does now. They also do a whip around the SEC before previewing Ole Miss' road trip to Georgia Tech.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In the inaugural episode of Daytime Fireworks, in association with the Ole Miss Spirit, Zach Berry is joined by David Brandt of the Associated Press to talk all things college football.Among the topics: Now-third-year head coach Lane Kiffin's legacy at Ole Miss so far, as well as the transfer portal turning recruiting on its head.Plus, Zach and David have thoughts on Week 1 in cAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Starting on live TV at a beauty pageant, we follow four women across two referendums to explore the consequences of talking about abortion and discover the quiet power and hidden dangers of speech itself. And when a young Josh Healy learns some unexpected news from his girlfriend, his first thought is of his grandmothers. STORIES Lights Out: A Sense of Quietness This story follows a line of connection through four women across two referendums to explore the unexpected consequences of talking about abortion. Starting on live television at a beauty pageant, we hear from a journalist, a radio producer, the founder of a woman's clinic and a woman traveling from Ireland to the UK - and discover the quiet power and hidden dangers of speech itself. This story contains threats of sexual assault and discusses abortion. Please take care while listening. A Sense of Quietness' was originally produced for Lights Out, a Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4. It was produced by Eleanor McDowall and features Brianna Parkins, Siobhan McHugh and Anne Connolly, as well as the anonymous woman who traveled. With additional recordings courtesy of Zoë Comyns and Regan Hutchins. To hear more documentaries from the Lights Out series, everything is freely available on the Falling Tree website. Barbara & Esther When Josh Healey learns some unexpected news from his girlfriend, his first thought… is of Grandma Barbara and Grandma Henrietta This story was told at SNAP LIVE in New York. Watch Josh's live performance! The original music was composed by Alex Mandel, and performed by Alex and the Snap Judgment Playaz — Tim Frick and David Brandt. It was recorded and mixed by Pat Mesiti-Miller. Artwork by Teo Ducot Special thanks to Yera, Annie Ngyuen, and Richard Bowie for collecting tape out on the streets for this episode. Season 13 - Episode 37

In this edition of Talk of Champions, powered by Thomas Chandler of Modern Woodmen, Ben Garrett and guest co-host David Brandt of the Associated Press discuss the Ole Miss connection(s) to the Auburn mess, the college football big picture and much, much more. Later, Ole Miss wide receiver Jordan Watkins, an exclusive NIL partner with the Ole Miss Spirit, joins to detail the NCAA transfer portal process.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy