Podcasts about Deegan

Ricky Carmichael and Ryan Villopoto sit down and discuss Jett Lawrence's latest championship victory, Jo Shimoda's dominant performance, Haiden Deegan's playoff outlook vs. the field, what really might be Jorge Prado's problem, RJ Hampshire making waves, Ken Roczen's return, how to fix Eli Tomac, and whether the sport needs another class or qualifying points.(0:00) Welcome to Title 24(1:07) The trials and tribulations of a Moto Dad.(5:00) Jett Lawrence does it again!(8:10) Winning a championship after injury.(13:03) The track was "gnarly in a good way; old school."(15:02) Another good lesson for RJ Hampshire.(18:10) Jorge Prado: Tracks, Pace may be the problem.(26:27) Good to see Ken Roczen back.(29:48) Eli Tomac: What can he work on for the future?(33:18) One more thing on Prado...(34:19) Shimoda dominant as Deegan in Champ mode.(43:58) Should Deegan both riding this week?(46:23) Should SMX add another class on a regular basis?(50:51) Should points be awarded to top qualifiers?(58:05) Waiting for the best times to ride and test.(1:04:51) Motorsports on NBC this week.(1:06:06) Weekend plans besides Budds.

Today, we talk about creativity—not as a luxury, but as a national strategy. Sheila Deegan is one of Ireland's leading cultural architects. Over three decades, she's shaped the artistic life of Limerick and helped reimagine the role of creativity in civic life. She now serves in the Creative Ireland Programme, a bold cross-government initiative that sees culture as a force for personal and national wellbeing. From children's creative freedom to climate action, from local festivals to cross-border partnerships, Creative Ireland asks a radical question: what happens when a country places imagination at the heart of public policy? Sheila Deegan joins me now to talk about that question—about culture, community, the role of art in a divided world, and what it means to build something lasting through the machinery of government."I left the local environment to pursue Creative Ireland because I really believe in this broader approach. Let's try not to silo things. Let's try and get people working collaboratively for the benefit of everybody, not just one program over the other. I really hope that young people can hold a sense of social justice as we move forward into a very complicated world. They need to remember that we're all just people and that we all just need each other, whether that's creatively or within the landscape or within the economics."Episode Websitewww.creativeprocess.info/podInstagram:@creativeprocesspodcast

Today, we talk about creativity—not as a luxury, but as a national strategy. Sheila Deegan is one of Ireland's leading cultural architects. Over three decades, she's shaped the artistic life of Limerick and helped reimagine the role of creativity in civic life. She now serves in the Creative Ireland Programme, a bold cross-government initiative that sees culture as a force for personal and national wellbeing. From children's creative freedom to climate action, from local festivals to cross-border partnerships, Creative Ireland asks a radical question: what happens when a country places imagination at the heart of public policy? Sheila Deegan joins me now to talk about that question—about culture, community, the role of art in a divided world, and what it means to build something lasting through the machinery of government."I left the local environment to pursue Creative Ireland because I really believe in this broader approach. Let's try not to silo things. Let's try and get people working collaboratively for the benefit of everybody, not just one program over the other. I really hope that young people can hold a sense of social justice as we move forward into a very complicated world. They need to remember that we're all just people and that we all just need each other, whether that's creatively or within the landscape or within the economics."Episode Websitewww.creativeprocess.info/podInstagram:@creativeprocesspodcast

In this episode of the Just One Outdoors podcast, hosts Deegan and guest host Anna welcome Ryan Burnett from Pattern Pros. They discuss Ryan's background, the inception of Pattern Pros, and the innovative shotgun shell solutions they offer. The conversation delves into the importance of shotgun patterns, common mistakes in duck hunting, and memorable hunting experiences. Ryan shares insights on the challenges of hunting, the significance of preparation, and the future plans for Pattern Pros, including new products and innovations in the hunting world.TakeawaysRyan Burnett shares his journey from the Marine Corps to hunting entrepreneur.Pattern Pros was created to help hunters find the best shotgun shells for their guns.The importance of shotgun patterns is often overlooked by many hunters.Duck hunting requires proper preparation and understanding of equipment.Hunting stories often highlight the unpredictability of nature and the thrill of the chase.Innovative products like mixed shotgun shell boxes can save hunters money and improve their success.The camaraderie and shared experiences in hunting create lasting memories.Future innovations at Pattern Pros aim to enhance the hunting experience further.Understanding the behavior of game animals is crucial for successful hunting.The podcast emphasizes the importance of community and sharing knowledge among hunters.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guests01:31 Ryan Burnett's Background and Journey03:35 The Birth of Pattern Pros05:21 Innovative Shotgun Shell Solutions07:03 Personal Experiences with Shotguns and Hunting08:20 The Importance of Shotgun Patterns11:37 Challenges in Duck Hunting13:23 Chasing Crippled Ducks: A Common Struggle15:44 The Difficulty of Duck Hunting18:09 Boat Mishaps and Hunting Adventures23:27 Fishing Adventures and Weather Challenges27:36 Turkey Season and Family Hunting Traditions31:12 The Thrill of the Hunt33:33 Heartbreaks and Lessons Learned35:24 Memorable Hunting Experiences38:05 Solo Hunting Adventures40:00 Wild Encounters: Bobcats and Turkeys43:11 Trapping and Managing Wildlife44:39 Exciting Developments in Hunting Gear47:43 Innovations in Choke Tubes51:06 The Importance of Trying Before Buying56:01 Elk Hunting Stories and ExperiencesKeywordshunting, shotguns, turkey hunting, duck hunting, shotgun patterns, Pattern Pros, hunting stories, outdoor adventures, hunting tips, hunting innovations

It's an off week but with these two, we have plenty of current events to go deep on.

An Ghéarchéim Aeráide á phlé ag Angela Deegan atá ag eagrú ócáid maidir leis an ábhar i nGráinseach Ghormáin ar an 7 Lúnasa 2025. Craolta ar Rithim na Cathrach 240725

(0:00) Welcome to Title 24.(3:48) RC "Let's get into Washougal."(9:48) KTM just getting the bike dialed in or is Sexton just getting dialed in?(12:37) RC and RV discuss Jett Lawrence's performance in Washougal.(19:26) Tomac, looks like he's working on the bike.(24:15) Scoop tires at Washougal.(29:35) RC and RV discuss Justin Cooper, the leader in the SMX Playoff standings.(39:57) Eli Tomac's take on the new red flag restart Pro Motocross has adopted.(42:20) Interesting interview on Vital MX with Jorge Prado before Washougal.(51:37) RC on Jo Shimoda " How do you not like Jo?"(57:00) With all the skills of Jett, Deegan and Chase, will they change Pro Motocross as McGrath, Carmichael, Villopoto and Stewart did? 

Welcome to the Fore Golfers Network/Michigan Golf Live Podcast Ep 487 - Global Golf Adventures & Rankings with Jason Deegan and Jason Lusk  We welcome two of the most well-traveled and respected voices in golf media: Jason Deegan, Managing Editor at GolfPass.com, and Jason Lusk, Director of Travel and Rankings for Golfweek. Together, they have played, photographed, and reviewed thousands of courses across the globe, bringing an insider's perspective on the world's top golf destinations and what makes each course memorable. In this episode, host Bill Hobson sits down with Deegan and Lusk during a rain delay at Cragun's Resort in Brainerd, Minnesota, where Tom Lehman recently completed a 27-hole redesign. The conversation dives into the stories behind their extensive travels, how golf course rankings are created, and why certain destinations consistently stand out to both casual players and golf purists. Deegan shares how his Michigan roots and early career, including coverage of major events like the Ryder Cup and PGA Championship, propelled him into a global golf career. He opens up about “pinch-me” moments—like standing on a tee box in New Zealand—and the joy of uncovering the artistic elements of golf course design around the world. Lusk, with his deep experience in both editorial design and travel coverage, reveals the behind-the-scenes work that goes into Golfweek's trusted rankings. He also recounts humorous and jaw-dropping travel stories, from playing unexpected pro-ams alongside Fred Funk and Bernhard Langer to battling travel nightmares with lost clubs and endless airport delays. The episode also highlights the importance of authenticity in course rankings. Both guests emphasize that their lists are based on genuine golfer reviews or expert panels, not advertising dollars, and why rankings should be seen as conversation starters rather than absolute truths. Deegan and Lusk reflect on the future of golf travel and share their personal dream destinations. Whether it's the rugged charm of Ireland, the pristine beauty of New Zealand, or iconic American destinations like Bandon Dunes, these experts know where the next great golf adventure awaits. Listeners will come away with: Insights on how golf media has evolved from print to digital. Travel tips and hacks learned from decades on the road. A better understanding of what makes a golf course truly exceptional. Inspiration to explore both local gems and bucket-list destinations. Whether you're a seasoned golfer planning your next trip or simply love the stories that make golf unique, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and discover the passion, humor, and expertise that Deegan and Lusk bring to every fairway they visit. ---------------- Subscribe to the FGN Podcast Watch FGN videos on YouTube Check out our other sports pod: Church Pew Sports TEXT or CALL (989) 272-2383 to share your thoughts, comments, suggestions, and questions    

In this gripping episode of Gangland Wire, retired Kansas City Police Intelligence Unit detective Gary Jenkins unravels one of the most damning scandals in FBI history—a chilling story of corruption, betrayal, and a sanctioned murder that would stain the Bureau's legacy for decades. Gary examines the sinister role played by FBI agent H. Paul Rico in the 1965 murder of Teddy Deegan. You'll hear how, back in October 1964, Rico learned Deegan had been marked for a mob hit—yet the Bureau did nothing. Why? Because the killers were protected informants. Gary breaks down how the FBI built its case on the false testimony of mob informant Joe Barboza. Instead of stopping the murder plot, the Bureau sat on exculpatory evidence and let Barboza's lies send Louis Greco, Henry Tamaleo, Peter Limone, and Joe Salvati to prison—two of them to death row. The FBI's Informant Obsession: The Bureau's relentless protection of violent informants like Barboza and Vincent “Jimmy the Bear” Flemmi reveals how an obsession with “winning” overshadowed basic justice. The Justice Department's own admission in 2000 that they knew the real killers exposes just how far the corruption ran. From Cover-Up to Vindication: Follow the twisted timeline of the Deegan murder, the courtroom betrayals, and the decades-long fight to clear the names of the wrongfully convicted. Gary explores the human cost of a system that chose loyalty to informants over the truth. Why This Story Matters: This episode forces listeners to confront a haunting truth: when law enforcement trades integrity for convenience, innocent lives pay the price. Gary challenges you to rethink the myth of the Bureau's infallibility—and to remember the names of the men who spent their lives behind bars for a crime they didn't commit. Subscribe to get gangster stories weekly. Hit me up on Venmo for a cup of coffee or a shot and a beer @ganglandwire Click here to "buy me a cup of coffee" To go to the store or make a donation or rent Ballot Theft: Burglary, Murder, Coverup, click here To rent Brothers against Brothers, the documentary, click here.  To rent Gangland Wire, the documentary, click here To buy my Kindle book, Leaving Vegas: The True Story of How FBI Wiretaps Ended Mob Domination of Las Vegas Casinos. Transcript [0:00] Well, hey, all you wiretappers out there, good to be back here in the studio. This is Gary Jenkins, former Kansas City Police Intelligence Unit detective. I've seen a lot of things in my life, and I just heard something in that interview I just did with Detective Mike Huff from Tulsa that I had never heard before. [0:18] I mean, I've heard a lot of corruption things, but this one, it just went beyond the pale, especially there at the end where he said that this H. Paul Rico asked him about his kids and how old his kids were. That was like, you know, and I, you know, I talked with that guy long enough to know that he wasn't lying. You know, he wasn't making that up. That was, it was just beyond the pale, if you ask me. But today's episode is going to be a little bit more about H. Paul Rico and a dark chapter in the FBI history. Now, this is before John Connolly and the Whitey Bulger cover-up and all that. H. Paul Rico was the agent that really broke in Connolly, I think, and taught him the ropes. He was a slick FBI agent that had all the informants, that always had the inside track on everything, knew where the deals were. And so let's talk a little more about this one incident that we glossed over in that interview with Mike Huff about the murder of the Roger Wheeler down in Tulsa at the golf course, the Southern Hills Golf Tournament. [1:30] And it was all over control of Jai alai, all the money that came out of Jai alai. This thing, it just, it was a web of deceit that reached into the highest levels of federal law enforcement, as you could tell from what Mr. Huff was saying. [1:44] And so I'm going to tell you the story of t...

In this engaging conversation, Aust and Deegan sit down with Klay Weaver to discuss their shared passion for hunting. They delve into the origins of Total Season Outdoors, their hunting plans for the year, and the dynamics of hunting with family. The conversation also touches on the challenges of public land hunting, insights into duck hunting regulations, and personal hunting stories. They explore military hunting opportunities and the goals of their content creation, including self-filming techniques and equipment. The discussion wraps up with strategies for food plots and the dynamics of hunting in Mississippi, concluding with thoughts on future collaborations.TakeawaysTotal Season Outdoors was founded on a shared passion for hunting.Family dynamics play a crucial role in planning hunting trips.Public land hunting presents unique challenges and opportunities.Duck hunting regulations vary by state and can impact hunting strategies.Personal hunting stories highlight the unpredictability of the sport.Military installations offer unique hunting opportunities for service members.Self-filming requires specific techniques and equipment for success.Food plots are essential for attracting deer and improving hunting success.Chapters00:00 Podcast Evolution and Audio Challenges05:24 Total Season Outdoors: Origins and Mission08:24 Hunting Plans and Family Dynamics11:26 Hunting Experiences Across States14:06 Military Hunting Opportunities and Regulations21:42 Goals and Aspirations for Total Season Outdoors23:30 Training Bird Dogs for Hunting26:46 Preparing for Deer Season30:23 Hunting Strategies in Missouri33:37 Food Plot Management and Hunting Techniques37:18 Challenges of Hunting in Mississippi39:15 Self-Filming Hunting Adventures47:06 Connecting with the AudienceKeywordspodcast, hunting, outdoor adventures, monetization, self-filming, military hunting, duck hunting, food plots, deer hunting, family dynamics

(0:00)  Welcome to Title 24(1:30) RC and RV catch up on their July 4th weekend fun.(3:20) RV and RC start discussing last week's action at RedBud.(5:13) RC “There was a lot of great rides, but Jett continues to dominate…”(9:27) Is this the most dominant era of motocross with Jett and Deegan? Or was Ricky's era better?(16:10) RC "This things are made to run fast they're not made to last.”(19:17) Chase showed us he's got the speed, what's it going to take for someone to challenge Jett?(22:49) RC "Hey what did you think of Prado?"(25:10) RV on Justin Cooper “He is a must-have second rider.”(32:02) RC “ Awesome for the Ducati brand to be coming out in the US series….” (37:26) RC and RV break down and school us on the origin of Jett's winner celebration after the finish at RedBud.(40:49) RC and RV react to a VitalMX interview with Chase Sexton before racing at RedBud.(49:22) RC and RV review the action from the 250s at RedBud. Starting with Jo Shimoda.(53:32) What do you think Deegan's issues were this week?(56:16) RC on Jalek Swoll “Another impressive ride.”(1:01:57) Viewer question - “Do you agree with Gypsy on banning the paddle tires?”(1:09:09) Why won't American manufactures make dirt bikes and start a factory team?

In this episode of the Just One Outdoors podcast, hosts Deegan and Austin sit down with Kevin from Kujo Outdoors to discuss a variety of topics related to hunting. They explore Kevin's background in hunting, his experiences with turkey and deer seasons, and the preparations he makes for each. The conversation also delves into equipment choices, including bows and trail cameras, as well as the challenges of hunting out of state. Kevin shares his thoughts on food plots, the importance of scouting, and the fun of hunting with friends. The episode wraps up with a discussion on future hunting plans and the camaraderie that comes with the sport.Takeaways​Kevin didn't grow up hunting and started later in life.​Turkey season can be challenging and requires patience.​Preparation for deer season is crucial, including scouting and equipment.​Bow choices can significantly impact hunting success.​Food plots can attract more deer and improve hunting opportunities.​Trail cameras help monitor deer activity but can take the fun out of hunting.​Out of state hunting can be daunting due to regulations and logistics.​Hunting with friends adds to the enjoyment of the experience.​Quality deer management is important for sustainable hunting.​The camaraderie among hunters is a key aspect of the sport.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background06:14 Transition to Hunting Background10:04 Turkey Season Experiences14:06 Preparing for Deer Season18:13 Bow Selection and Preferences23:54 Food Plots and Trail Cameras26:21 The Impact of Food Plots on Deer Hunting29:13 Scouting and Discovering New Hunting Areas32:05 Trail Cameras: Insights and Challenges35:42 The Complexity of Out-of-State Hunting48:31 Connecting Over Shared Hunting ExperiencesKeywordshunting, bow hunting, turkey season, deer season, outdoor podcast, hunting equipment, trail cameras, food plots, out of state hunting, hunting experiences

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(0:00)  Welcome to Title 24(:35) RC and RV share their thoughts on the tragic death of motocross racer Aidan Zingg.(2:36) RV is reliving the good ole days and is back on the bike racing.(5:30) Does RV think his near stock yz450f is as fast as his last factory bike?(7:40) RC " I liked going to Southwick only because I knew it was going to be tough."(10:34) RC "… just an absolute clinic.(13:44) RC "Dude, Prado, great to see him up there.(19:41) RC "I want to talk a little bit about Eli and give some props to him."(25:10) Do you think all the years training alone is why Eli is struggling to make passes and be aggressive?(28:15) A couple of notables from the 450 class. (29:37) Recap of the 250 action at Southwick.(30:48) RV about Haiden Deegan "I think he's got everybody beat before they leave the bleep truck.”(36:42) Is it too early to start talking about Jett vs Haiden?(42:21) Do you think if Deegan wraps up the 250 title early, he would consider stepping up to the 450 for the final round? 

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Deegan is back to his usual spot on the podium and despite a wild second Moto with a Tomac victory, Jett secured the 1-1 as well.

(0:00)  Welcome to Title 24(1:31) RV recaps his weekend with the Villopoto boys at Hangtown(2:58) RC "This was a first for me" in reference to the red flag finish at High Point.(7:46) RC "Jett is just good dude but they are keeping him close."(8:05) RC about Hunter "His box score finally paid off for him"(12:28) Why couldn't Eli get by Plessinger and J Cooper in Moto1, since that cost him the overall?(18:24) RC "There was a mixed bag this weekend.......as far as who was running the scoop and who was running traditional tires."(20:38) RV "I think that Haiden came out to make a statement to."(24:42) RC on Hymas "I hope he is ok"(29:04) RC on Vialle "He had a hell of a weekend."(31:29) Special guest, Clinton Fowler joins the podcast.(38:16) RC to Clinton "You, once in a while, punch in a fan question. I know what you are doing here.(1:05:58) Upcoming Pro Motocross schedule.(1:07:57) What gave you more confidence going into a race weekend? Having your bike setup spot on or knowing that you had the fitness to run 10 plus 2? 

In this episode of the Just One Outdoors podcast, Aust and Deegan sit down with Scott Lowe to discuss their experiences and challenges during turkey hunting season. They share humorous and relatable stories about their adventures, including encounters with turkeys, the struggles of hunting on public land, and the camaraderie of the hunting community. The conversation flows through various hunting tales, highlighting the ups and downs of the sport, while also reflecting on personal growth and experiences in the outdoors. In this conversation, the host shares detailed experiences from turkey hunting season, discussing various strategies, challenges faced, and lessons learned throughout the process. The narrative captures the highs and lows of hunting, the excitement of hearing turkeys, and the importance of adapting strategies based on the environment and turkey behavior. The conversation also touches on the camaraderie of hunting with friends and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with the pursuit of game. In this engaging conversation, the host and guest share a series of hunting stories that highlight the unpredictability and excitement of outdoor adventures. From the challenges of turkey hunting to humorous anecdotes about a game warden named Jimmy, the discussion captures the essence of camaraderie and the lessons learned in the field. The conversation also delves into eerie encounters during night hunts and the thrill of hog hunting, emphasizing the unique experiences that come with each outing.TakeawaysTurkey hunting stories can be both humorous and frustrating.Public land hunting presents unique challenges and experiences.The excitement of opening day can quickly turn into disappointment.Hunting requires patience and adaptability to changing circumstances.The camaraderie among hunters is a significant aspect of the experience.Every hunting season brings new lessons and stories to share.The thrill of the hunt often comes with unexpected twists.Personal growth in hunting can come from both successes and failures.Sharing hunting experiences fosters a sense of community among enthusiasts. Hearing a turkey fight is an exhilarating experience.Finding the right spot can make all the difference in hunting success.Access routes to hunting spots can greatly affect outcomes.Weather conditions can influence turkey behavior significantly.Adapting your approach based on previous experiences is crucial.Understanding turkey behavior is key to successful hunting.Public land hunting can present unique challenges.Camaraderie among hunters enhances the experience.Every hunting trip teaches valuable lessons.Different hunting styles exist, and each hunter has their own approach.Outdoor adventures provide a deeper connection to nature.Sharing stories fosters community among hunters.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Podcast Revamp02:54 Turkey Hunting Stories Begin06:03 Day One: The Struggles of Opening Day08:55 Day Two: The Jake Encounter20:56 Day Three: The Search for the Tom29:59 Reflections on Hunting Experiences30:58 Turkey Season Adventures41:04 Hunting Strategies and Lessons Learned53:13 The Final Days of Turkey Season01:01:54 The Ups and Downs of Hunting Adventures01:07:08 The Legend of Jimmy: A Game Warden's Tale01:15:14 Coon Hunting Stories: Lessons from the Field01:19:58 Eerie Encounters in the Woods01:27:10 Hog Hunting: The Thrills and Chills01:30:23 Reflections on Hunting ExperiencesKeywordsturkey hunting, hunting stories, outdoor podcast, hunting tips, turkey season, public land hunting, hunting experiences, hunting challenges, turkey hunting techniques, hunting community, turkey hunting, hunting strategies, outdoor adventures, wildlife, hunting stories, turkey season, hunting tips, nature, outdoor lifestyle, hunting experiences, hunting, turkey hunting, coon hunting, game warden, outdoor adventures, wildlife, hunting stories, Alabama, wild hogs, lessons learned

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Ricky Carmichael is back with Ryan Villopoto to discuss the fallout from Thunder Valley on Saturday, including Jett Lawrence's climb up the ranks, Aaron Plessinger and when is the right time to pass, Eli Tomac's mistakes, what's Jorge Prado's deal, Chance Hymas' perfect day, Haiden Deegan managing bike problems, a first may be coming at High Point, and the SMX point outlook being very unexpected.(0:00)  Welcome back to Title 24, RC.(1:00) Where have you been, Ricky?(2:25) Thunder Valley: Nobby vs. Scoop.(4:58) The Ruts and how the riders managed them.(6:27) Can you practices ruts like that?(9:20) RC: My quick thoughts on the season so far.(13:33) Jett doesn't make the same mistake twice!(14:50) Aaron Plessinger: To Pass or Not to Pass?(24:02) Is the AP win coming this weekend?(25:27) Eli Tomac: Another race, another mistake.(29:45) Why couldn't Tomac bridge the gap?(32:16) Tomac changing teams? AP's thoughts.(34:00) Why is Eli moving teams?(38:31) Justin Cooper and AP sitting pretty in SMX points.(42:21) J. Coop: Moto win “not out of the question.”(43:50) Jorge Prado: “I'm not going to be too critical.”(50:33) Is the Kawi that bad?(51:56) Is blaming the bike disrespectful?(54:21) Chance Hymas: A rebound ride for the ages.(57:21) Did Hymas' ride feel like Deegan Washougal 2023?(59:58) The other 250s and the point deficit.(1:02:58) Haiden Deegan vs. the clutch; preserving the bike.(1:08:40) Should riders use advanced recovery supplements?(1:16:24) High Point: Throwback Moment.(1:18:40) Fowler's Facts: How far can Jett go up the ranks?(1:25:29) Remembering Nicky Hayden.(1:26:28) RV: Heading to Mammoth, and eventually Budds Creek.(1:27:55) One quick story from Villo about soap.(1:30:30) Thanks for watching, see you next week.

Deegan gets the job done, Tomac and Jett Lawrence trade winsMotoAmerica's Racing at Road America was Awesome! Check out the Supersport Races especially

(0:00) Welcome to Title 24, Davey Coombs!(1:00) The Villo Boys at Pala.(2:25) Hot in Hangtown: How do riders handle it.(7:39) Least enjoyable race for RV.(8:34) Why does AMA and MX Sports cut off time for heat?(16:25) Eli Tomac: Moto 1 Beast Mode(20:15) After Moto 2, does Tomac lose confidence?(21:42) Why did Eli have a bad Moto 2 start?(23:59) How practice is different for foreign riders.(25:00) Comparing Europe to the States.(26:46) Eli the favorite coming home.(28:23) Breaking down Jett vs. Eli in the points.(29:34) Aaron Plessinger: Riding with a new sense of belonging.(32:44) AP vs. the Clock.(34:57) Tire choice costs Jett Lawrence Moto 1.(37:27) Should paddle tires stay legal?(39:15) Is Jett everything he's be built up as after Moto 1 loss?(43:30) Back to outlawing the paddle tire.(44:54) Haiden Deegan: “A perfect season is doable.”(49:15) Davey vs. Daddy Deegan.(50:00) Deegan wins without having the fastest laps.(51:09) Why can the leaders push more?(55:20) Jo Shimoda: “Very much impressed me.”(57:00) Levi Kitchen: Good ride, bad points gap.(1:00:11) Garrett Marchbanks: Weight ratio rules?(1:03:02) Tom Vialle: Moto 1 crash ends title hopes.(1:05:52) Hymas had the speed, but not the health.(1:07:23) Lance Kobusch ladies and gentlemen.(1:08:20) Casey Cochran: More time up front will help.(1:11:29) SMX on NBC this week.(1:12:20) Altitude vs. Heat: Thunder Valley Preview.(1:15:20) See you next week!

Motorcross Domination by Deegan and Jett Best Moto2 race of all time? Phil still thinks Marc Marquez cannot win! (without help from Dorna)

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(0:00) Welcome to Title 24!(1:39) "Give us a rundown on what went down at the KTM Juniors."(5:58) Moment of the week. Cooper Webb wins 3rd Supercross championship.(8:37) Fan Question: Is it harder to win back-to-back championships or with a gap in between?(12:14) Fan Question: Both of you. What is YOUR most memorable championship?(15:07) "Deegan dominated"(15:56) RC about Cole Davies crash in qualifying. "man...brutal impact"(23:08) "Mitch is on the verge of winning.....it gets turned upside-down on him."(26:58) Fan Question: what's your thoughts on team tactics and what would you and RV do in that situation JuJu was in?(32:12) Both RJ Hampshire and Tom Vialle have to move up to the 450s(34:59) "Sexton looked pretty good"(38:15) How Chase got into the position he was in at Salt Lake during the season.(42:34) Fan Question: Does Sexton get more respect because he didn't mess around with coop?(45:25) Fan Question: Is it bad move for Chase to leave KTM?(51:31) How about that battle between Malcolm and Justin(55:11) Does Cooper Webb belong among the list of Best Ever?(1:04:15) Fan Question of the week: If you were a team manager, who would you pay big $ to get you wins in 2026 & beyond?(1:11:47) Upcoming Pro Motocross Schedule

Roger from the American Bear Foundation - Missouri Chapter joins the show with hosts, Deegan and Clyde! They talk all things bear! Black bear hunting is a hunt we hope to go on someday and this conversation gets us fired up! They also talk about the Expo that the ABF is putting on in West Plains! If you are in the area, be sure to check it out!

It's The Troy Lee Designs Race Tech Blair Matthes Project where industry insiders Daniel Blair and Steve Matthes dig in on a multitude of topics. One round remains in 2025 and there's still two titles alive! We break down what will happen in Salt Lake City, recap the Deegan drama, and much more.

In this series we set out to talk to mechanics and industry folks who keep things running behind the scenes. In episode 5,  our host Brent Bowser catches up with Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha Mechanic Brent Duffe about how he got into the sport, working as a mechanic for Brayton, Craig and Deegan, what life is like as a mechanic, and more!

AJ breaks down what went wrong (and right) during the very first Moto Academy Supercross race—where he shockingly finished 2nd. From arm pump struggles to sand berm chaos, we dive into everything that made the event a win… even without the W. Plus, hot takes on the Deegan vs. Davies controversy, Supercross flinches, and a rare Moto Academy helmet moment on national TV.DOWNLOAD OUR APP!

It's the Leatt LVK: More Than Moto show where Start Your Systems' Kellen Brauer and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips debate current SX/MX/MXGP topics as well as general life itself. In Episode 58, the boys discuss Deegan winning the 250SX West title amidst some drama, what Webb still has to do, MXGP battles, Julien Beaumer, the LCQ Challenge, and more. It's all brought to you by Leatt, Namura, Race Tech, and Partzilla.

(0:00) Welcome to Title 24!(1:00) RV with a weekend off?!(2:45) Haiden Deegan's move Cole Davies.(13:00) But could he have made the move clean?(15:27) Do riders need friends on the track?(18:00) Aggressive passes part of the sport, new fans.(20:30) How do you handle an aggressive rider?(21:35) Davies “next lesson.”(23:22) What if Cole would have won the title?(25:43) No chance Haiden did that for the title.(26:36) Haiden's next move: 450?(31:51) Deegan's next move and Eli Tomac.(35:19) The cross rut that sparked Chase Sexton.(42:22) Denver was like old Las Vegas.(44:30) Steel frame or Sexton's whoop talent?(46:48) The battle is NOW for third!(48:14) Was Justin Cooper following team orders?(54:30) That was aggressive for Sexton.(1:00:36) Comparing the passes: Sexton vs. Deegan.(1:02:48) Safety: Change the bike, not the track.(1:09:15) Motorsports on NBC(1:10:22) RV is heading to Salt Lake!(1:11:50) Championship Weekend! Pick a Winner.(1:13:58) What's does Webb do this weekend?(1:16:00) See you next week!

JOHANNA DAVID, Adjunct Faculty Member at Hofstra Law School is with us to talk about three estate planning mistakes and how to avoid them. Johanna is a Trusts and Estates lawyer, and a partner at Forchelli, Deegan, and Terrana. She's also the adjunct professor of law at Hofstra University. We're going to talk a little bit about mistakes that we see in estate planning and the simple things you can do to keep them away from your situation. Enjoy. https://youtu.be/gD_d9J609Vg Three Estate Planning Mistakes Chapters 00:00 The Importance of Estate Planning09:47 Common Mistakes in Estate Planning19:54 Understanding Trusts and Their Benefits24:00 Navigating Elder Care and Estate Planning Outline of "Three Estate Planning Mistakes" Frazer Rice (00:01)Welcome aboard, Joanna. Johanna C. David (00:03) -Three Difficult Planning Stories and What Can We Learn? Hi, thank you. Thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it. Frazer Rice (00:06)Well, happy to have you on because we are now, most people sort of put their estate planning off toward the end of the year, but I have a feeling given where the legislation is going, et cetera, that the crush is going to happen earlier than we think. In the meantime, you and I were talking beforehand about some mistakes that people make from an estate planning perspective and that they're very avoidable. I thought we'd take this opportunity to go into that a little bit. In your practice, maybe let's start with a couple of, or sort of the big ones that you see, ⁓ give us some ideas of some mistakes that people make that really should be avoidable. https://open.spotify.com/episode/57MMskGgp1P3fOVklGt090?si=ISap3Z_YSdqK_zg4-Dlevw Johanna C. David (00:48) - Structure and Other Planning Tactics Sure, absolutely. So the number one mistake that I think that people make is not having the proper estate planning documents. I see this happen time and time again. I don't know if it's because of the stigma. People are afraid to approach estate planning, right? Sometimes it makes your mortality very real. But the biggest estate planning mistake is not having the right documents. Everyone, everyone, I cannot stress, everyone needs to have at least a will, a power of attorney, and a healthcare proxy. And there are people that say, well, you know, I don't really have much, I don't need to do that, or ⁓ everything's gonna go directly to my husband and my children anyway. You know, that's how it works. But that's not exactly the case, right? You and I both know. So, especially if you have young children, young couples definitely want to have those things in place. You want to think about who is going to be the guardian for your child or your children if both of you pass away. And a lot of people don't think about that. And those only cause problems in the long run. I'll give you a quick example if we have time. But ⁓ Frazer Rice (02:02)⁓ please do. Johanna C. David (02:03) - Long Term Planning Issues and Avoiding Problems I remember, this was several years ago. I must have just started practicing and I had been a young attorney. So it was about 15 years ago and a woman came into the office and she and the decedent had been living together for about 30 years. They held themselves out to be married. Now, Frazer, you and I both know that New York does not recognize common law marriage. Frazer Rice (02:30)This is true. Johanna C. David (02:32) - Correcting a Big Will Mistake She was not aware of that. And so they were married for 30 years. Everything was in his name or excuse me, they were not married. They were together for 30 years, held themselves out to be married, not legally married. He owned the co-op apartment. Everything was in his name. Now he had a daughter from a previous marriage, legal marriage that was a strange. And you guessed it, our client did not get along with the daughter. So the father dies and guess who inherits the co-op that ...

James Deegan shares his remarkable journey of healing—from overcoming profound childhood trauma to becoming a shamanic trauma healer, life coach, and mentor. Through his work, James helps others release emotional wounds, reclaim their power, and move toward a life of balance, purpose, and fulfillment.

Deegan shared all his experiences with wrestling, football, and baseball. And Jeremy had the run down of Community Ed opportunities.

The Boyz talk putting animals down the ‘old fashioned way', Deegan arrest, the INSANE falloff of Gus' Really Fresh Jerky, and much more.

Exploring Northeast Tennessee's Outdoor Wonders with Naturalist Connie Deegan In this episode of 'Meet Me in Tennessee,' hosts Jenna Lafever and Lara Potter welcome guest Connie Deegan, a renowned naturalist and Tennessee Wildlife Federation's Conservation Educator of the Year. Connie shares her journey from Connecticut to Johnson City, TN, and talks about her passion for the outdoors, hiking, and her love for snakes. The discussion covers favorite hiking spots, the importance of outdoor education, and how to prepare for hikes. Connie also shares intriguing personal insights, including her unique habit of eating lunches in graveyards while traveling. Tune in for an enriching conversation about the natural beauty of Northeast Tennessee and outdoor adventures.00:00 Welcome to Season Three!01:13 Meet Our Guest: Connie Deegan02:42 Connie's Journey to Johnson City04:35 Life as a Naturalist08:39 Exploring Northeast Tennessee12:06 Favorite Hikes and Outdoor Adventures16:54 Childhood Dreams and First Motorcycle17:55 Long-Distance Motorcycle Adventures19:02 Exploring Nature and Outdoor Activities19:24 Favorite Riding Routes in Northeast Tennessee21:02 Engaging Kids with Nature25:03 Hiking Essentials and Safety Tips27:21 Dealing with Snakes on the Trail30:25 Graveyards: Unusual Lunch Spots31:18 Final Thoughts and Farewells

This week on SMX Insider, Jason Weigandt and Jason Thomas preview the upcoming Foxborough Supercross as the 450 Championship battle between Chase Sexton and Cooper Webb heats up. James Stewart joins the Insiders for the Big Interview and gives his take on the stretch run to Salt Lake City.Plus: Dr. Joe McGinley talks Ken Roczen's shoulder, Clinton Fowler shows us how Cooper Webb wins the close races, we talk Deegan vs. Beaumer, Cole Davies' first win, and the 2026 silly season. 

The MotoXpod this week features Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Haiden Deegan to discuss his season, a tough Seattle track, rivalries, and more. Then Partzilla/Blaster/PRMX Racing Team's Hunter Yoder will be on the phone to talk about his 2025 season, what he needs to work on, and his difficult transition from amateures to pros. If you have any questions for the guests let us know. You can also email Motoxpodshow@Gmail.com if you want to get in on the Evan's Coolant Emails, T-Bolt USA Top 5, FXR Picks for Foxborough, and the X Brand Forum Check-In. Watch live on the Vital MX YouTube channel starting at 4:30 Pacific/7:30 Eastern.

It's the Leatt LVK: More Than Moto show where Start Your Systems' Kellen Brauer and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips debate current SX/MX/MXGP topics as well as general life itself. In Episode 53, the boys dive into the Deegan versus Beaumer drama, this intense 450SX title fight, interview etiquette, the Honda HRC fill in, Jeffrey Herlings, and more. It's all brought to you by Leatt, Namura, Race Tech, and Partzilla.

Derek Lyng, Richie Reid and Paddy Deegan were all present at the Kilkenny GAA & Tírlan 2025 Sponsorship Launch. We hear from Lyng and Reid with Deegan to come next week. We also assess where the Cats and all the top teams are at with Aidan Taggy Fogarty.The Carlow and Kilkenny under 20's got their campaigns under way at the weekend and have more to come this weekend, we chat to Mark Dowling and analyze where Carlow are at under 20 and senior level with James Hickey.

RUGBY: Galway Bay FM's Rob Murphy, William Davies, Alan Deegan and Joe Healy look back on Connacht's URC defeat to Munster in MacHale Park, Castlebar

For the first time since 1993, Creggs are the Bank of Ireland Connacht Junior Cup champions following this 15-point victory over Dunmore in Ballina on Sunday (30th March 2025). Mikey Dunne and captain James Brandon got two tries each, with Brian Diffley and Mark Dowd also crossing the whitewash. Galway Bay FM's match commentary team were Ollie Turner and Alan Deegan.

Deegan gets busted! (while protesting?) Roczen is now an American. Triple Crown from Birmingham Continue reading →

As tensions rise between the United States and Canada over tariffs, newspapers on both sides of the border are feeling the strain. Paul Deegan, CEO of News Media Canada, joined E&P Reports to discuss how the trade war is affecting the news industry, the broader economic implications, and the efforts being made to restore balance in a historically strong relationship. Access more on this episodes landing page, at: https://www.editorandpublisher.com/stories/paul-deegan-trade-war-threatens-survival-of-local-media-on-both-sides-of-the-border,254777  

Welcome to season 6 Ep: 244 of Hangin with Da Boys Podcast!Thank you for Hangin with Da Boys!On this episode I catch up with X-Games Gold Medalist Adam Jones.We talk about supercross like we know what we are talking about but really we don't know anything and are just fans! Tune In!!This podcast is produced and mastered by: J Alvarez @ JAA7 StudiosIf you like what you hear, please consider (Rate/Subscribe/Favorite/Share) and please tell a FRIEND!Also check us out on our social platforms:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  @DaBoysPod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ , ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ , ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  - @DaBoys_Podand our website ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.DaboysPod.com⁠⁠⁠

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(0:22) What up everybody(1:14) Ricky and Ryan discuss the Title 24 Live Show occurred last week.(1:24) United Motorsports Moment of the Night.(11:29) Motorsports on NBC community Poll.(11:47) Ken Roczen takes over the red plate.(15:44) Cole Davie's first podium. Plays SMX video game of A2 to get ready for race! (18:52) Jo Shimoda's grit.(21:43) Deegan, Lawrence back on top. (24:22) So much buzz and drama from the weekend in the 250 class. Deegan vs Ju Ju.(32:19) Notable for the 250 class, Drew Adams(37:47) Boxo Breakdown - Eli Tomac main event start.(46:41) The only guy that we haven't talked about it Chase Sexton.(50:13) 450 Supercross points standings.(53:31) Is this the deepest 450 field that you can remember?(1:02:26) Results of Motorsports on NBC community Poll.(1:05:15) What did you think about the whoops at A2? Would RV and yourself favor them?(01:18:51) RV's son will be racing in Glendale this weekend!        

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. Citizen's Police Academy offers the opportunity to learn valuable skills in safety, first aid and more…plans are underway to grow Bridgeport's network of walking and hiking trails…and learn about Nitro's explosive (literally!) past…on today's daily304.   #1 – From CONNECT-BRIDGEPORT – Starting Wednesday Jan. 22 and continuing until March 12, the City of Bridgeport will once again be holding the 2025 Citizen's Police Academy. The Wednesday evening class is led by the Bridgeport Police Department. Those taking part will learn about various processes in law enforcement. Students will also gain valuable skills with lessons in defensive tactics, firearm safety, CPR and first aid.  Register now for the opportunity to serve your community in the Volunteers in Police Services Organization. Read more: https://www.connect-bridgeport.com/connect.cfm?func=view§ion=News&item=Registration-Still-Being-Taken-for-City-of-Bridgeports-2025-Citizen-Police-Academy-that-Begins-in-January57951   #2 – From CONNECT-BRIDGEPORT – If you live in the Bridgeport area, get out and enjoy the city's trails! Bridgeport's walking and hiking trails offer scenic views and convenient access across the city. The city's trail systems are widely used by locals, according to Joe Shuttleworth, director of Bridgeport Parks and Recreation. Shuttleworth highlighted the appeal of the trails at Deegan and Hinkle Lakes Park, noting their scenic beauty and shaded paths, which provide comfort during the summer months. The campus of The Bridge Sports Complex also features a fully off-road trail. Development plans include additional trails once two new fields at the complex are completed. Plans are underway to enhance the city's trail systems, Shuttleworth added. Read more: https://www.wvnews.com/theet/theet/news/exploring-bridgeports-trails-a-hub-for-recreation-and-community-growth/article_692164c6-cdea-11ef-8d0f-5b3dc7a001c3.html   #3 – From WOWK-TV –  Now one of West Virginia's industrial hubs, the City of Nitro that lies along the Kanawha River was born from the manufacturing needs of World War I, which helped give it its name. Facing shortages during the war, Congress passed an act to aid the construction of three new gunpowder plants. Looking for places that had a favorable climate, raw materials, easy access to transportation and was safe from coastal attacks, engineers with the DuPont Company selected the area that would become Nitro. Hercules Powder initiated the groundbreaking for the Nitro chemical plant, called Explosives Plant C, at the site of present day Nitro City Park on December 23, 1917. The facility itself would be capable of producing around 700,000 pounds of gunpowder. Around 110,000 people were on the payroll during the plant's eleven month construction period. Those working on the project included future movie star Clark Gable and future baseball star Pie Traynor. Read more: https://www.wowktv.com/news/west-virginia/how-the-city-of-nitro-got-its-name/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

Tomac, Lawrence, Webb, Beaumer, Smith, Deegan talk round two. This is the audio from the post-race press conference for Monster Energy AMA Supercross in San Diego, round two of the 2025 season. Eli Tomac, Jett Lawrence, Cooper Webb, Julien Beaumer, Jordon Smith and Haiden Deegan talk about the night. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura and Racer X Brand.