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In this episode of the First Day Podcast, host Bill Stanczykiewicz, Ed.D. discusses the complexities of household charitable giving, aiming to dispel concerns regarding its purported decline. Stanczykiewicz begins by dissecting the oft-cited statistic that only 50% of households make charitable donations, suggesting that this figure may not accurately reflect the willingness of individuals to give. He challenges fundraisers to adopt a more inclusive approach, emphasizing the importance of reaching out to donors across all economic strata and recognizing the generosity of donors regardless of the size of their contributions. Furthermore, Stanczykiewicz explores alternative perspectives on household giving behavior, pointing to the phenomenon of "bunching" where donors strategically consolidate their contributions to maximize tax benefits. He highlights the significant increase in donor-advised funds as another factor influencing charitable giving patterns. Despite varying survey results, which paint a nuanced picture of giving rates, Stanczykiewicz urges fundraisers to maintain a growth mindset, emphasizing the potential for impactful fundraising efforts to inspire generosity. Drawing on real-life examples, such as the heartwarming story of Demar Hamlin's crowdfunding campaign, which raised millions for children in need, Stanczykiewicz underscores the power of storytelling and community engagement in driving philanthropic action. Through informative and insightful discussions, "The First Day" provides valuable insights and strategies for fundraisers seeking to navigate the evolving landscape of charitable giving.

Around The Clock Podcast linktr.ee/aroundtheclockpod The return of The Rock to WWE is a highly anticipated event. The Texans and Colts have both exceeded expectations this season. Shane Steichen and D'Amico Ryan's are deserving candidates for Coach of the Year. The Comeback Player of the Year award should go to a player who has made a significant comeback from injury or adversity. Previous winners of the Comeback Player of the Year award have had MVP-type seasons. The story of Demar Hamlin and his journey is a significant topic of discussion. Being on the roster and the implications for other players is a point of interest. The playoff scenarios for the Bills and Dolphins are analyzed. There is speculation about potential coaching changes and the future of certain teams.

Happy New Year, we're awake! Dunn and Drew attempt Dry January but Andy tries to create his own rules. How to stop a beer craving. NFL Playoff Scenarios, we go through this weekend's matchups. We need Calvin Ridley to get 16 receiving yards on Sunday for $375. We receive a gift from a listener. Joe Flacco or Demar Hamlin, we debate Comeback Player of the Year. Lamar Jackson snatches MVP. Jack copes with Kenny Pickett not being QB1 anymore. Andy wins the fantasy league with backups. Dunn goes viral for filming himself in public. Quick 2024 Mock Draft. Discussing the College Football Playoffs; FSU fans, Michael Penix and Jim Harbaugh.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dunn-and-drew/message

[00:00:03] Kayla Bradham: I was the Green Bay Packers caterer, their bartender.  I worked in the lunchroom. I worked in the dishwashing room, wherever they were. I was going to be sure to be there. And they really did have a great impact in my life. These are the years, we're talking about the early mid-nineties. I went to college at St. Norbert from ‘91 – ‘94. Packers were doing great. Those guys invested in me. They helped me believe in myself. They spoke life into me. They told me that I was a hard worker and they saw me. These guys didn't have to do that. There was nothing in their contract that said, be nice to the college kid. It's that these guys were guys and they cared, and they had a spirit of humanity and that really should be the message for all of us right now to not get too high on your high horse that you're always looking down, but instead pulling other people up with you. [00:00:59] Tommy Thomas: Our guest today is Kayla Bradham. Kayla is the Executive Vice President of Sports Philanthropy Network. She wears a lot of hats. In addition to her day job with Sports Philanthropy Network, she serves on the boards of City on a Hill Tackle Hunger, the Souper Bowl of Caring, and we're spelling that S O U P E R Bowl, and she's going to give us a little bit more about that. And then on the Michael Montgomery Foundation, the Heart of Michael. She's a member of the NFL Alumni Association, and last but the most important thing, she's a mother of eight children. She took her BA in Communications and Media and Theater from St. Norbert's College. Kayla, welcome to NextGen Nonprofit Leadership. [00:01:44] Kayla Bradham: Thank you so much. I'm happy to be here. [00:01:45] Tommy Thomas:  Before we jump into to your story, I want to know a little bit about your organization.  Tell us about Sports Philanthropy Network. [00:01:53] Kayla Bradham: About four and a half years ago, Tommy, my partner and I were trying to figure out how to use our collective experience, which is a lot of experience. We're both pretty old to find a way to create social impact through sports. We realized that there were so many people, athletes, business executives, nonprofits who wanted to create impact, but they really didn't know each other or have a way to connect. So, we decided to start our own nonprofit sports philanthropy network to build stronger, healthier, and more inclusive communities through sports. [00:02:30] Tommy Thomas: You're four and a half years into this venture now. Starting a nonprofit is just like starting a business. You invest everything into it. You work 15 hours a day. You put your legacy money into it. [00:02:33] Kayla Bradham:  Yes, sir. Booth's rolling. So far so good? Starting a nonprofit is just like starting a business. You invest everything into it. You work 15 hours a day. You put your legacy money into it, your life savings into it.  But I always say if it's your vision, it's your mission. [00:02:55] Tommy Thomas: Those that listen to us pretty regularly will know that I always open my questions with a question about someone's childhood and early life. And certainly, we'll lead with that today. But I think for the people that are listening, it'll be a little bit different response coming from you today. One writer described Kayla's life story as a testament to resilience, determination, and the profound belief in the transformative power of sports. Yeah, take us into your background. [00:03:23] Kayla Bradham:   First of all, thank you. And that's a question that really is dear to my heart because it is my why. When I was a little girl my mom and I lived in extreme rural poverty. And to give the listeners an idea of that, Tommy, some people will say, we're so poor, we didn't have a car and I'll come back and I'll say we were so poor my mom didn't have a driver's license. That means I paid somebody to drive me to college, right? When you're that little kid, I don't know, what is that second, third, fourth grade, and the teacher gives you the permission slip for band and sports, that's a big moment because then you're a big kid. You can play sports and you can play band. I was so excited. I wanted to play the alto sax. I wanted to play baseball. And so, I raised my hand and told my teacher she gave me the wrong permission slip because I needed the baseball one, not the softball. And she said, Kayla, baseball is for boys. Girls get softball. And already then, I was disappointed, but much more so when I went home excitedly and gave those permission slips to my mom. And she looked at me and she said, money doesn't grow on trees. You're not playing sports. You're not going to be in the band. That stuff costs money and we don't have it. And that was the end of the conversation. I wasn't going to play the alto saxophone. I wasn't going to play softball, baseball. So, I went back to school the next day and I turned in those permission slips and my teacher said, Kayla, these aren't signed, you got to get them signed. And I looked at my teacher, Tommy, and one tear started coming down my eye and I said, yeah, money doesn't grow on trees. And I don't know who, but somebody paid my registration fees for softball, and I was a third base and left field for the Boston Red Sox that summer. And I remember standing out on third base one summer afternoon saying God, if you're real, when I grow up, can you help me do this for other kids someday? And that's, to me the power of putting anything you want out into the universe with faith, trusting that someday it'll come back to you and I'm 50 years old, and here I am. [00:05:51] Tommy Thomas:   The teacher that responded that day, you never got an inkling of who bought your registration? [00:05:59] Kayla Bradham:   You know what? I don't want to, and I'll tell you why. Because I was riding my bike to practice for the first day of practice, and I didn't have a glove, right? We didn't have money and on the way to practice I found a quarter on the sidewalk. So of course, I pick up that quarter and I keep on driving and then I go by a garage sale. And at that garage sale, I find a old left handed leather Rawlings glove for a quarter. I went to my first practice with a baseball glove that I found the money for on the street. I don't want to know who paid my registration fees because what I learned in that moment is don't ask how or why, just believe that it's meant to be. [00:06:49] Tommy Thomas:   Take us on into your high school days. [00:06:52] Kayla Bradham: Still poor, right? That part doesn't change. I started working full time when in the summer going into sixth grade. I used to ride my bike about, I don't know, 8 to 11 miles each way, taking care of dogs and kids and cleaning and just making 20 a day. I learned really quick what it means to hustle, what it means to work hard.  If you want something, don't take it for granted. Don't expect it - work for it. And back then in the late 80s, mid 80s, I guess, that was good money. So I learned real quick what it means to hustle, what it means to work hard. If you want something, don't take it for granted. Don't expect it - work for it. That carried me into high school. By the time I got into high school, I was lifting weights every day. I was a football cheerleader, a basketball cheerleader. I was the president of Students Against Drunk Driving. President of Key Club. I was the Board of Education representative for students. I was on the Power of Positive Students Committee. I was doing whatever I could by the time I got to high school to get into college. The thing that I knew was that I was going to be in no shame in this, right? But if I didn't get out and get a college education, I was going to be living and working in that same small town of 8,000 people that I grew up in for the rest of my life. And there's nothing wrong with that. But I knew that for me to get the network that I needed to make my dreams come true. I needed to get to college. So, in high school everything I did was geared around how am I getting college scholarships to get into the best school that I can? [00:08:31] Tommy Thomas: And you got into the school and it happened to be near Green Bay Packer organization. That's where the Packers jumped into your life. [00:08:39] Kayla Bradham:  Yeah, so you know, you think, you talk about that. I was one of those pretty smart kids, right? So I had a perfect score in the ACT in science. I did really well on the ASVAB. And I got called into the guidance counselor's office in 1990. I was a junior in high school. And I thought they were going to tell me, based on your testing scores, you should go into this or that. I didn't know if I wanted to be an engineer who designed bridges or go into sports media. And I was told that those were not good career choices for a girl and that I should be a teacher or a nurse. I didn't know if I wanted to be an engineer who designed bridges or go into sports media. And I was told that those were not good career choices for a girl and that I should be a teacher or a nurse. I declared my major at St. Norbert in Secondary Education, which I changed after one semester and went there for two reasons. My grandparents were married at the church that was on campus. And the Green Bay Packers had summer training camp there back in those days. And I knew if I wanted to go into sports media, that's how I was going to do it.  [00:09:39] Tommy Thomas: How did the Packers first enter your life? [00:09:44] Kayla Bradham: They didn't have much choice in entering my life because I chose to work every job that they were at. So again, you're talking about a kid who had to work. I worked four jobs all through college. I graduated in three and a half years. I'm really proud of that. That's my message to all the young people out there. You can do whatever you want if you work hard for it. So I was the Green Bay Packers caterer, their bartender. I worked in the lunchroom. I worked in the dishwashing room, wherever they were. I was going to be sure to be there. And they really did have a great impact in my life. These are the years now we're talking about the early mid nineties. I went to college at St. Norbert from 91 to 94. Packers were doing great. Those guys invested in me. They helped me believe in myself. They spoke life into me. They told me that I was a hard worker and they saw me and it helped me realize that athletes are people. We tend to make them idols. They're just regular guys going to work, doing their job. They're just like you and I, they put their socks on one foot at a time. And when I learned that, I learned a lot about myself, that we're all people, we're all doing our best, none of us are perfect, we're just all trying to get our break. [00:11:10] Tommy Thomas: I know when we talked last week, you mentioned that a couple of them got in your face a little bit and maybe pushed you a little bit. [00:11:18] Kayla Bradham: Yeah, and I'm so grateful that they did. I use these examples because these were the guys that just really spoke to my heart. And it was, the great pastor, Reggie White, asking me if I got up and I prayed that morning, telling me that if I kept my faith and I looked to God, that God would look back to me, always doing this, guys like Gilbert Brown, who, one night he took me out for a steak dinner and I'm just saying if you're a college kid and you're working three jobs and you don't have money and somebody will do that for you it's huge. Reggie White kept asking me if I got up and I prayed that morning, telling me that if I kept my faith and I looked to God, that God would look back to me. Santana Dotson, Leroy Butler, these guys just, you. Breathing life in it goes so far. And again, it just goes back to, the fame means nothing. These guys didn't have to do that. There was nothing in their contract that said, be nice to the college kid. It's that these guys were guys and they cared and they had a spirit of humanity and that really should be the message for all of us right now to get too high on your high horse that you're always looking down, but instead pulling other people up with you. ++++++++++++++ [00:12:27] Tommy Thomas: So I mentioned the boards that you serve on, City on a Hill, the Souper Bowl of Caring, and Michael Montgomery Foundation. Tell us about those organizations, and I think they probably play into your overall life theme. [00:12:41] Kayla Bradham: Yeah, they sure do. And you'll see a weave here. So, City on a Hill. I live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Milwaukee is America's fifth poorest city. One of our zip codes, our central zip codes has the highest incarceration rate in the United States of black men in every state, Tommy, black men are incarcerated at least twice the rate of white men in that zip code that I'm speaking about in particular, that rate is 12 to one. So I'm really proud to serve on the board of directors for City on a Hill. They have a generation building mission to improve the conditions of childhood poverty one family at a time.  What they do is they break the cycle of generational poverty. They create awareness and resources to end poverty in all its forms for urban families in Milwaukee through faith-based initiatives. [00:13:51] Tommy Thomas: The Souper Bowl of Caring. I know I've heard of that. And y'all seem to do pretty good raising pretty good money there. We'll take us into that. How did it get started? [00:14:01] Kayla Bradham: The Souper Bowl of Caring really under the umbrella of Tackle Hunger is an amazing organization, literally tackling hunger throughout the United States. One of their big events is the Souper Bowl of Caring, where churches, schools, local groups, and individuals hold a Souper Bowl, a S O U P E R Bowl of Caring, or a food drive to support their local food charities. Again, Tom, when we talk about Milwaukee being the fifth poorest city in the United States, it's important to talk about disease disparity. Right now, Louisiana and Mississippi ranked number one and number two in the country for disease disparity. Wisconsin ranks number three. These issues aren't just central to me. These issues are all throughout the country and the biggest ways that I can find to get involved and create an impact is to use my voice, my social media platform, my experience. To speak out and say, where are we giving? How are we giving? Protein bars and cereal bars, super easy. Give, we go to the grocery store every week. I don't know, in my family, I have eight kids. I go to the grocery store twice a week. Is it really too much to pick up an extra box of protein bars and hand some to a teacher, some to the homeless and some to the food pantry?  I don't think so. I have eight kids. I go to the grocery store twice a week. Is it really too much to pick up an extra box of protein bars and hand some to a teacher, some to the homeless and some to the food pantry?  I don't think so. [00:15:24] Tommy Thomas: And then the Michael Montgomery Foundation. I like that story because it has a contemporary ring to it. [00:15:31] Kayla Bradham: Yes. Yes. Michael Montgomery. Based on the fact that it's November in 2023, many of your listeners are going to remember that incident that happened last year with Damar Hamlin. By the way, I'll just put in a little caveat here to say that the NFL did an amazing job in the fact that he's still living because those circumstances, the statistics are not good. So I have to give props to the NFL for that. But Michael Montgomery had a similar situation in high school. He was a basketball player at the time, by the way, his mom is the renowned Rosie Montgomery from the WNBA. So for all my female sports fans right here. I'm talking about Rosie's son, Michael. Michael had a DeMar Hamlin type of incident in high school. He was able to go on to play six years with the Green Bay Packers. He was aware at that point that he had this heart condition, just like DeMar Hamlin had. And when Michael was looking at which foundation to start for himself, many professional athletes decide that they want to start a foundation and give back. Michael Montgomery decided to create the Heart of Michael Foundation to provide heart screenings for underserved youth. So I hope that your listeners are able to take all of these things and say, Kayla, an underserved girl growing up in rural poverty, used that experience to build a network with the Green Bay Packers, to work in a faith-based organization, to end generational poverty, erase racial residue, tackle hunger, and help underserved youth have the same opportunities that money and wealth take for granted.  That's how it ties together. +++++++++++ [00:17:21] Tommy Thomas: Aside from the Packers who poured into you early, have there been mentors in your life who have either pushed or pulled you along? [00:17:29] Kayla Bradham:  You know what? I'm so incredibly blessed. I feel like everywhere I go, people are mentoring me or teaching me lessons. And the reason I say that is because not every experience that we have in life is good. I've had bad bosses. I've worked with gossipy women, backbiting women and men. The heart of man is desperately wicked. Who can know it? So you learn. And from every person that I worked with who was jealous or trying to use me for my network or whatever, you learn from that. And then you learn from the people who lean in. And I guess what I learned is it's better to have four quarters in your pocket than a hundred pennies. And that's a message that my eight kids hear a lot. It's a message that their friends hear a lot. And it's a message that I use oftentimes when I'm speaking, keep your circle tight. Stick with the people who are loyal, find the mentors who are loyal and be loyal. Always work for the people underneath you instead of the people that are over top of you. [00:18:33] Tommy Thomas: What's the best piece of advice a mentor has ever given you? [00:18:39] Kayla Bradham: That's a good question. I feel like I've gotten so many. I think I'll say this personally, and I'll say this professionally, I think I've got to go if I'm going to be authentic, and I don't mean to offend anybody, but if I'm going to be authentic, I need to stick with Reggie White. And when he'd say, if you keep your face turned towards God, God will keep his face turned towards you. And if you choose to turn your face away from God, God will let you. And that really has stuck with me in the way that I do business, in the way that I handle relationships. I think what I learned from that is if you're going to do business, it's got to be a win for everybody involved. And I think I took that from Reggie, keeping your face toward the right people. Personally, when I was in college doing this bartending stuff, I had the opportunity to bartend for George W. Bush at St. Norbert College. And when he asked me if I wanted his autograph, I actually said no, because people were just people, and I didn't need somebody's autograph. Like I was good at my job. I was happy to lean in and be the best person for that job. And he said to me, I think that's all right. I don't hear that very often, but I think that's all right. I think that was really good advice because we don't need to kiss anybody's butt in business. We need to be ourselves. We need to be proud of who we are. I was very proud of the fact that I worked four jobs through school. I didn't need his autograph. I was doing my job. And I think we should all take pride in the work we do no matter what level, what scale, right? I was a college student bartending. I wasn't ashamed of that. I knew that it was one of my other four jobs. So be proud of who you are. Yeah. [00:20:28] Tommy Thomas: So what's been the biggest challenge that you've faced as a leader? [00:20:34] Kayla Bradham:  That's really easy for me. I know that one real quick. It just might not be a very popular answer, but it's certainly being a woman. My partner is a Jewish man and oftentimes I'm assumed that I'm his secretary or that they need to speak with him. Because he's the decision maker. And I was just in a conversation actually a couple of hours ago around this very topic and that's it's 2023. And if people don't know you, they will assume that the man is the boss, and the woman is the worker bee. And I am by no means what I consider myself a feminist. But I would consider myself somebody who's equal or interested and believes in equal opportunity and always hire the best person for a job. I would never want a job because I'm a woman. I would never also want to be treated less than because I'm a woman. [00:21:30] Tommy Thomas: At what point in your career did you begin to feel comfortable as Kayla?  Did you feel like you were in your leadership zone and that was good? [00:21:40] Kayla Bradham: Yeah. So, Tommy, when this podcast gets recorded, I don't know if it'll be on video or not, but if it's not, there's the gray in my hair. Here's my nails that aren't done. I'm not wearing makeup. I'm a mom with eight kids. And that's my identity. I'm very comfortable being my authentic self. I don't need to put on a show or an outward appearance. And I wish more people had this sense of self love. I'm 50 years old. I will not put on four inch heels, five, six inch heels. There's a point where the confidence comes from knowing your worth, right?  And I know I've spent 30 years owning multiple businesses, working hard, hitting the corporate America glass ceiling. I know who I am. I'm proud of who I am. It's not how I impress you with fancy nails and hair and makeup and fake eyelashes. It's about my heart. And I hope that answers your question. I hope it inspires everybody here to let your heart show, let your light show, let your personality show, and that's what makes you beautiful. [00:23:00] Tommy Thomas: I got a piece of advice from a guy when I was probably 21 or 22 years old and he was a Jewish fellow that I respected and I was talking to him one day and I don't remember the issue we were discussing, but I remember his advice. He says, Tommy, if you're a three-ring circus, you be a great three ring circus, but if you're only a one ring circus, you be the best one ring circus on the circuit. And I remember that counsel and I thought, I'm probably not a three-ring circus, but I can be a good one ring circus. [00:23:33] Kayla Bradham: That's right. Yeah. That's right. What a great, powerful message. I love that. Thank you. [00:23:39] Tommy Thomas:  What's the hardest decision you've ever had to make? [00:23:43] Kayla Bradham: Okay. So I'm going to be really vulnerable on this. Okay. Because it's not a story that I love to share, but I'm going to be honest with you. I was at a crux in my life as a single mom. And again, eight children, right? That's a heavy burden of responsibility and a fun fact. And I feel like I always have to say it, for anybody listening, all my kids have the same dad. So please don't jump to conclusions about women who have, I have children and it really is none of your business and it doesn't matter, but I'll share it anyway. Here I am now trying to figure out how am I going to feed these eight children? And I had just been offered a position of being a general manager at a Starbucks. Or I had been offered a job at a young fitness center company as a cleaner working part time. Now, I had owned a cleaning company business in the past. I knew how to clean. One of those sounds way better than the other. When you're talking about feeding kids, right? And that's huh, take the Starbucks role. That's good money, benefits, whatever. The difficult decision for me was if I took that GM role at Starbucks, I probably wasn't going to go any higher. It would be really hard in corporate America to do anything else. But if I banked on myself and knew how hard I worked. I knew I could be the best cleaner that company had ever seen and get promoted and who knows how many times promoted. Difficult decision.  I took the hard decision, started out as a cleaner, worked three other jobs at the point to keep things going as I got promoted. But I got promoted five or six times in those first three years with that company. To the point that I had a very generous six figure income doing something that I loved and that was creating hope and possibility and helping people be unstoppable in their fitness goals. [00:25:45] Tommy Thomas: So I'm sure in that organization, as you rose, you managed or you led teams. What's the biggest lesson you've learned about team leadership? [00:25:55] Kayla Bradham:  Two things. One be a 360-degree leader. There's a great book about that, but lead up, lead down, lead across. Every position has an opportunity to lead. When I was a cleaner, it was hard to see myself as a leader. Because that's really the lowest on the food chain, maybe except for kids club. I don't know, but you can still lead. And so if I was going to be a cleaner, I was going to be the best cleaner that company ever saw. Just so happened one day I had a magic eraser, and I was cleaning the footboards at the front desk and the owner of the company who I didn't know was the owner comes in and sweat clothes and says, what are you doing? And I said there's scuff marks here and they're driving me crazy, but let me check you in. He said, I'm actually the owner of this company and we don't have magic erasers. And I said, I brought it from home because the scuff marks were driving me crazy. Promotion, right? Be your best. So that would be one 360-degree leadership. Number two: middle management is really hard, Tommy. You're trying to get promoted. You want the people below you to love you. You want the people above you to love you. When you get put in between that rock and the hard place, remember who you work for. You don't work for the people above you. You work for the teams you lead and when in doubt, do what's right for the people below you and that will get you promoted time after time. [00:27:26] Tommy Thomas:  Have you had a ‘I wish I had started this earlier in my life' moment? [00:27:34] Kayla Bradham: Yeah, tons of them. I wish I would have started investing in my 401k earlier. I wish that I would have gone to therapy earlier. Life is hard for everybody. I've never met anybody who doesn't have trauma in their life. And I think we spend so much time trying to get our heart and our mind to sync up. And there's this always this battle of, I'm thinking this, but there's no way that's right. But in my heart, I feel this. And I feel like if we maybe all just took time to build that really tight network, that inner circle, get a mentor, go to therapy, unravel some of those traumas. I heard it described really well. And it was like, if our life is like a big plate of spaghetti, pulling out those noodles one at a time to get to the meatballs. Like just pull out that tangled mess of noodles, get to the meatballs. And I wish I would have done that sooner. I think I would have been a better mom when my kids were younger. I think I would have been a better wife. I think I would have been a better daughter. I think I would have been a better friend. We get caught up in ourselves and our own trauma that we forget that it's possible to unravel it. [00:29:02] Tommy Thomas: What's the greatest lesson you've learned from your children? [00:29:06] Kayla Bradham: My children teach me so many things, Tommy. What I see in this generation is that children really are the hope of a future. My children are slow to judge, and I see this with their friends too, right? I'm a Gen Xer. I remember when I was in high school, and I'm just gonna be really blunt, I hope I don't offend anybody, it's not my goal, but when I was in high school, everything was gay. Broccoli was gay, homework was gay, gay was on every TV show, whatever, and it was never used good. My children aren't like that. They don't use words that would hurt people for things that don't matter. They're kind. This is again, not just my kids, it's the whole generation. Very understanding and I don't mean apathetic by any means. They are opinionated, but they're not jerks. And I feel like that's something that us Gen Xers, we missed when we were their age. We were cool when we put other people down, we were king of the mountain beating our chest at the expense of the nerds. And I have air quotes for anybody who's not seeing this, the nerds, the geeks, the not cool people, we were banging our chest being better. My kids are not doing that, neither are their friends. [00:30:33] Tommy Thomas: If you could go back in time and tell a younger version of yourself something, what would it be? I would tell a younger version of myself – You are going to be OK.  Hard work pays off. [00:30:40] Kayla Bradham: You're going to be okay. I would tell myself the hard work pays off and I would say this to anybody. If you're listening to this and you see my social media accounts or you see what I do people tend to jump to the she's entitled or I don't know how she knows all these athletes or how she has all these connections, but you know what? I'm a little kid who grew up in a town with 8,000 people in poverty. I grew up in a home where we didn't have a car. I grew up in a home without a dad. I grew up severely, physically, sexually, and emotionally abused. At some point, we need to just decide for ourselves if we're going to be victims or if we're going to be victorious over our trauma. At some point, we need to just decide for ourselves if we're going to be victims or if we're going to be victorious over our trauma.  I chose to be victorious. I chose to be victorious, and I tell myself that was the right decision. Just go out and forge your own path. Be the person you were created to be. Stand in your own shoes and have the faith that if you work hard enough and you're trying to do what's right [00:31:45] Tommy Thomas:   What do you understand about your life today that you didn't understand a year ago? [00:31:52] Kayla Bradham: Really great question. I think what I understand about life today is that if you dig in your heels stubbornly, it's really hard to climb up the mountain.  A year ago and again, having a nonprofit 15-hour days, your life savings, whatever, you can work so hard and feel stuck. But what I learned is when you keep working those 15-hour days and you keep reading books and you keep building your network and you keep trying to do the right thing and you keep moving your boots up the mountain. Eventually, you hit the top of the hill, and it's a lot easier to just hop in a sled and slide on down. After four and a half years with the nonprofit, we finally hit the top of the mountain. We finally had the support coming in. We finally are starting to see the fruits of all of that labor, so don't give up. You get to a point when you're climbing up a mountain that if you jump off, you're gonna die. Keep climbing, don't die. That's what I learned this year. +++++++++++++++++ [00:33:07] Tommy Thomas: Thank you for joining us today. If you are a first-time listener, I hope you will subscribe and become a regular. You can find links to all the episodes at our website www.JobfitMatters.com/podcast. If there are topics that you'd like for me to explore my email address is tthomas@jobfitmatters.com.   Word of mouth has been identified as the most valuable form of marketing. Surveys tell us that consumers believe recommendations from friends and family over all other forms of advertising. If you've heard something today that's worth passing on, please share it with others. You're already helping me make something special for the next generation of nonprofit leaders. I'll be back next week with a new episode. Until then, stay the course on our journey to help make the nonprofit sector more effective and sustainable.   Links & Resources JobfitMatters Website Next Gen Nonprofit Leadership with Tommy Thomas Sports Philanthropy Network  Heart of Michael Foundation  City on a Hill  Tackle Hunger – The Souper Bowl of Caring  NFL Alumni Association   Connect tthomas@jobfitmatters.com Follow Tommy on LinkedIn  

Former NFL Safety and National TV Analyst Solomon Wilcots joins the show today. Solomon was drafted by the Bengals in 1987 and played 6 seasons in the league. Today on the show, Eric and Solomon preview the MNF matchup, discuss Joe Burrow, the Bengals slow start, Demar Hamlin and much more.

Episode 199 of the cast Worthy Podcast "Pre-Season" was recorded Sunday August 13th, 2023 via #streamyard. All the fellas are present. Big Steve, EJ and VP bring you their opinions on urban news, sports, politics and everything "Cast Worthy". Happy Birthday to the VP of research this week. R.I.P. JR of BPT.Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims of the fire in Maui. The crew discusses Natural disasters and response from the government.The day that will forever live in infamy... no not the atomic bomb the Alabama River Front Brawl! The crew discusses. Tory Lanez is sentenced and Steve doesn't mince his words. The crew weighs in....Speaking of weighing in....Lizzo allegedly fat shaming?Hip Hop turned 50!!!Trump we're watching you.... Time for you to do some time?Ron Desantis.... Worst governor and even worse running for office?Barack Obama fetishes? Black Women in social media standing up for men... EJ personally salutes you!Pro Basketball HOF inductees-Football HOF better? NFL Pre-Season stories/ Demar Hamlin return/Eric Bienemy and more....As always the CastWorthy content can be found on most streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Spreaker and more. Video of the recordings can be found on Youtube and live interaction is available weekly on Sunday mornings via FB live and Youtube live

Listen to the latest sports news. Infinite's thoughts on the REDSKIN...yes THE WASHINGTON REDSKINS drama!..... Joey Gee goes off on Dak's leadership after being cursed out by his own teammate. And the guys' thoughts on Demar Hamlin playing in his first action since passing out on the field. It's the start of something great. Listen and Get ready for part 2 to follow! Logikovereverything@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joseph-gillian/support

2023 debuts for developing NFL quarterbacks like Bryce Young, Anthony Richardson, Justin Fields, Trey Lance and Kenny Pickett. Offensive line play behind to start the exhibition season making things difficult on those QBs. Demar Hamlin, John Metchie make their on-field comebacks, and MORE from preseason Week 1!Matt Williamson (former NFL and college scout) along with Brian Peacock (radio reporter and football analyst) host this national daily NFL podcast. The Peacock & Williamson NFL Show has the most up to date news, analysis, trades, rumors, fantasy advice and NFL draft coverage!Find Peacock & Williamson on your favorite podcast platforms:

2023 debuts for developing NFL quarterbacks like Bryce Young, Anthony Richardson, Justin Fields, Trey Lance and Kenny Pickett. Offensive line play behind to start the exhibition season making things difficult on those QBs. Demar Hamlin, John Metchie make their on-field comebacks, and MORE from preseason Week 1! Matt Williamson (former NFL and college scout) along with Brian Peacock (radio reporter and football analyst) host this national daily NFL podcast. The Peacock & Williamson NFL Show has the most up to date news, analysis, trades, rumors, fantasy advice and NFL draft coverage! Find Peacock & Williamson on your favorite podcast platforms:

E-Wood and Sal Capaccio are together again, this time to discuss the start of 2023 Bills traning camp. Topics include: The return of Demar Hamlin, Josh Allen's offseason, offsnsilve line positon battles, standouts from camp and much more.

This episode Brandon in joined by special guess Mike Waller. We talk Bronny James, Demar Hamlin, is anxiety health real? and much more!! Enjoy!

Ben starts the show with Kaitlyn McGrath after the Jays suffered their worst loss of the season and today it was revealed that Davis Schneider was called up to stir up some drama in the LF position. Next up, welcome back Peter King! Our NFL Analyst is back for another season with our show and he's celebrating his 40th year of covering the NFL. He looks at how close Aaron Rodgers was to retiring, how Demar Hamlin is back in game shape and the health status of Joe Burrow (26:58). Later on former Blue Jays slugger and Canadian Matt Stairs discusses the art of hitting, why the Jays are struggling and how the coaching of positions has changed and has become over-managed  (50:40). We close with Kyle Dubas hiring … Kyle Dubas as GM of the Pens!The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We kick things off with disrespect for all of Australia Tobin has reached a new level desperation  A Twitter handle with 300 followers leads Tobin down a Dame Lillard Rabbit hole Sports reveals it's humanity through Demar Hamlin's trophy presentation at the ESPYS Skip Bayless still missing a debate partner, we attempt to determine who would fill that role Tobin still wants his team on TV while Leroy is Rats off a Ship on the idea Tobin feels Tua would be an interesting watch while Leroy disagrees Lash Potatoes are served courtesy of our Boy Leroy We get some Logic injected into the Dame situation by Leroy as Tobin attempts to digest his point

Andrew For America jumped on a recent show of the It's a Hard Rock Life Podcast with Brian and Kevin, who had on up-and-coming hip hop artist Tommy Nikkels. They talked about Blackrock, Qanon, The Restrict Act, the jab, foreign media, Putin and Jinping, Dr. Drew on Demar Hamlin, the occult, demographics and "labels," royal bloodlines, "big club" blackmail, the Dalai Lama, CBDC's and the end of cash, Big China, politics, punk rock, the Boston music scene, and more! Visit altmediaunited.com and check out all the awesome podcasts! Visit allegedlyrecords.com and check out all of the amazing punk rock artists! Visit soundcloud.com/andrewforamerica1984 to check out Andrew's music! Like and Follow The Politics & Punk Rock Podcast PLAYLIST on Spotify!!! Check it out here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1Y4rumioeqvHfaUgRnRxsy... politicsandpunkrockpodcast.com https://linktr.ee/andrewforamerica

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – This is the type of interchange we should be seeing on mainstream media with experts who should know the data cold and have the alacrity to move quickly from topic to topic. Hear additional coverage on Rochelle Walensky, Demar Hamlin, Jamie Foxx, Kathy Hochul, and Propagandized...

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – This is the type of interchange we should be seeing on mainstream media with experts who should know the data cold and have the alacrity to move quickly from topic to topic. Hear additional coverage on Rochelle Walensky, Demar Hamlin, Jamie Foxx, Kathy Hochul, and Propagandized...

In this episode, we cover the latest rumors surrounding 49ers quarterback Trey Lance and the potential trade scenarios for the once highly-touted quarterback. We break down the different teams of each potential landing spot. Demar Hamlin has been cleared to play football again by the Buffalo Bills and how his love of the game is why we all love football so much. Next, we address the recent retirement talk from Tua Tagovailoa, and what it means for the Miami Dolphins. As always, we save the best for last - Brad and Alex share their top three favorite prospects in this year's draft. We discuss each player's strengths and weaknesses, as well as how they might fit into different NFL teams' systems. Finally, we close out the episode by discussing the potential landing spots for quarterback Hendon Hooker in the first round of the NFL draft. We weigh the likelihood of different teams selecting him and discuss how he could impact those teams if he's chosen. We would like to thank our sponsors for supporting this podcast and making it possible for us to bring you the latest NFL and college football news and analysis. This week, we would like to highlight our sponsors: The Tailgate Foodie: Seasoning and BBQ sauce company that specializes in elevating your tailgate and backyard cooking game. Use promo code "PINTGLASSFOODIE" for 15% OFF your first order at thetailgatefoodie.com. McKenzie Brewing: Award-Winning Craft Beers. McKenzie Brewing is the official beer of Pint Glass Football. Check out their website at mckenziebrewing.com.  Bettor Edge: a legal and easy-to-use platform that lets you create your own betting lines and prices for real money betting positions - with no sportsbook fees. Use promo code "PGF" to receive a FREE $20 on your first order at bettoredge.com. We highly recommend these sponsors and their products, and we encourage you to support them as they support us. If you're interested in becoming a sponsor for our podcast, please visit our website pintglassfootball.com, and fill out our sponsorship form. We would love to partner with you and promote your brand to our dedicated listeners. Follow the show at pintglassfootball.com to find the latest content. Subscribe Now!

In episode 230, Pat and Jeff discuss the first round of the NBA Playoffs, Draymond Green sucking, and Jalen Hurts getting his money. Later in the show, wait... they're gonna let Demar Hamlin play football again?! And baseball is at it again with possible new rule changes that turn Pat against himself.

Rundown on Grizz, NBA Playoffs, Demar Hamlin and more Draymond/NBA Playoffs

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing Drew's perception of Adam's stigma of being an 'agitator'. Adam then demands a moment of silence for a term that was once used in earnest and has since proven to be factually inaccurate. They also speak to a caller who is concerned about his having taken the vaccine especially in cases like Demar Hamlin that have been very public incidents. They also review a clip of CDC Director Rochelle Walensky giving an update on masking guidance in February 2023 and speak to a caller who is concerned for her parents' health. Please Support Our Sponsors: BlindsGalore.com Tell 'em Adam & Drew sent you BetterHelp.com/AdamAndDrew RocketMoney.com/ADS

Please stay safe and healthy! If you can afford it and love what we do, please consider supporting our show by becoming a BTT Podcast Patreon Member! Also, purchase a BTT Podcast t-shirt or two from our Pro Wrestling Tees Store!  It's a special bonus edition of BTT! Dr. Blassie returns to BTT to discuss the following:  Top 5 Guilty Pleasure Pro Rasslin Gimmicks.  What happened to Demar Hamlin of the Buffalo Bills and Mike and Dr. Blassie discuss how the weaves its way into wrestling and the old school heart punch finishing move (This is gold because Dr. Blassie explain medically why the heart punch if done as a shoot could actually do major damage.) Dr. Blassie cuts a promo on the Philadelphia Eagles and their fans. **NOTE: Take your issues up with Dr. Blassie and not BTT corporate!  All of that and more on a special bonus edition of BTT! Official BTT Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BookingTheTerritory BTT Facebook Group! (WARNING: Join at your own risk) https://www.facebook.com/groups/281458405926389/ Pay Pal: https://www.paypal.me/BTTPod Follow us on Twitter @BTT_Podcast, @Mike504Saints, @CJHWhoDat and Like us on Facebook.

Flame and Lauren talk all things Golden Globes, Demar Hamlin, Ron Desantis, lyin' George Santos, Biden's paper trail and much more. Tune in and comment in the socials below. Be sure to subscribe, rate and share. Follow Laugh and Learn: @monroeflame @laurenarmanih @laughandlearnpodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bring The Juice collabs this week with Caleb from the Beware of Bulldogs podcast. A Fresno State heavy episode featuring hot takes, insights, and different perspectives. A great full circle conversation about the appreciation for the Valley but the business of college football in 2023. Let's get rowdy Dogs'.

{00:03.14}The Georgia Bulldogs cemented there place as the best college football program going today. When and where do we have the discussion of Georgia being a dynasty? Are we going overboard concerning GROWN MAN Stetson Bennett and his professional football future?{00:48.25}News keeps getting better for Demar Hamlin and glad he's still here to witness the outpouring of love and support for him. Look back at the unpredictable 2022 NFL season and the highs and lows of teams that surprised us{01:15.18}Looking at the games this upcoming weekend in the NFL and the most intriguing game of them all, Dallas/Tampa Bay This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacyPodcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

1.9.2023 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: McCarthy Speaker of House, Hakeem Jeffries Historic speech,2023 Jobs Report,GA Trump Investigation  After four days and 15 rounds of voting, Republican Congressman Kevin McCarthy finally secured enough votes to become speaker of the House.  Louisiana Representative Troy Carter will join us tonight to explain how McCarthy was able to win the seat. We'll replay Representative Hakeem Jeffries' first speech as House Minority Leader, where he promises to collaborate with the Republicans during this session on pertinent issues. The Atlanta-area special grand jury investigating has completed its probe of whether former President Donald Trump and his allies violated the law in their efforts to overturn the 2020 election.  We'll discuss where that information is headed next. December's job report showed there was steady growth in 2022.  But what did it look like for the black community, and what can we expect in 2023?  OneTen's  Chief Executive Officer will be here to break down the numbers. Great news, Demar Hamlin is no longer in the hospital. The music industry has been hit with major losses; the founder member of the Whispers and renowned Earth, Wind, and Fire drummer have died. We are continuing our shredding, shedding, and cleansing for 2023.  Tonight, Kuti Mack will be in the studio talking about nutrition and his 6-week Super You program. Support RolandMartinUnfiltered and #BlackStarNetwork via the Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$rmunfiltered PayPal ☛ https://www.paypal.me/rmartinunfiltered Venmo ☛https://venmo.com/rmunfiltered Zelle ☛ roland@rolandsmartin.com Annual or monthly recurring #BringTheFunk Fan Club membership via paypal ☛ https://rolandsmartin.com/rmu-paypal/ Download the #BlackStarNetwork app on iOS, AppleTV, Android, Android TV, Roku, FireTV, SamsungTV and XBox

Brad and Willie are back unpacking the latest on Demar Hamlin, Skip Bayless insensitive remarks, fast food restaurants unsafe practices, the weird state of hip hop music and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below. Be sure to subscribe, rate, comment and share. Follow @getoboysreloadedpodcast @itswilliedyall @brothermobSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John reacts to some positive updates related to Demar Hamlin's recovery, and the NFL's decision not to reschedule the canceled MNF Bills/Bengals game. He also discusses the weirdness surrounding Lamar Jackson's return for the playoffs, if the Raiders can keep Davantae Adams happy without Derek Carr, why flexing the Packers into SNF was a no-brainer for the NFL, and if now is the right time for Sean McVay to leave coaching for TV.  Then, he runs 3 Week 18 NFL games by Action Network sharp Stuckey to see if there's professional agreement or disagreement on this week's picks!  Subscribe NOW and follow Middlekauff and The Volume on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest content. It's always FanDuel for the best wagering action! #Volume #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John reacts to some positive updates related to Demar Hamlin's recovery, and the NFL's decision not to reschedule the canceled MNF Bills/Bengals game. He also discusses the weirdness surrounding Lamar Jackson's return for the playoffs, if the Raiders can keep Davantae Adams happy without Derek Carr, why flexing the Packers into SNF was a no-brainer for the NFL, and if now is the right time for Sean McVay to leave coaching for TV.  Then, he runs 3 Week 18 NFL games by Action Network sharp Stuckey to see if there's professional agreement or disagreement on this week's picks!  Subscribe NOW and follow Middlekauff and The Volume on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest content. It's always FanDuel for the best wagering action! #Volume #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The KiddChris Show - 01/05/2023- Dude calls in about his parents' bad accident- Shannon Sharp and Skip Bayless get into it!- Bigfoot and Wildboy!- Climate Change Clay calls in- Top Songs reviewed- The Smell of a man.. WORKS- Dick from Dayton calls in and wrecks KC's day- John Matarese with new scams for the new year!- Allie finds random nonsense off the internet about KC!- We hear from COUNTRY JEFF!- Former Bengal Joe Walter gives his take about Demar Hamlin

My thoughts and feelings about what happened to Buffalo Bills player Demar Hamlin and just letting my thoughts and emotions take me where ever it goes This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacyPodcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In hour 2 of The Drive a Demar Hamlin update.  Orlando talks about his experiences in the NFL and what he went though.  The guys talk about the sacrifices that are given to play the game. Some other news out of Michigan where there could be some violations.  Big O talks about going back to school.  Coach Evero wants the chance to be a coach could it be with the Broncos?  Could Fangio be back in Denver.  He is connected to two different candidates for the Broncos HC job.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On The Drive today Orlando Franklin sits in for Derek with DMac.  Things start off with some good Demar Hamlin news.  New Harbaugh news has come out today.  Does the statement mean he will really stay in Michigan or is this just more PR being put out?  DMac says he and Harbaugh won't get along because of a past interaction.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's fantasy football podcast, Andy, Mike, and Jason discuss the Demar Hamlin situation. Plus, a Week 18 preview including NFL Playoff scenarios and team motivation levels. And finally, a fun dynasty discussion comparing players! Justin Herbert or Trevor Lawrence? Najee Harris or Javonte Williams? Manage your redraft, keeper, and dynasty fantasy football teams with the #1 fantasy football podcast. -- Fantasy Football Podcast for January 4th, 2023. Connect with the show: Subscribe on YouTube Visit us on the Web Support the Show Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Check out today's sponsors: Ride or Die presented by Chevrolet. Visit Chevy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

- More news on Demar Hamlin. - Things are getting testy in Congress. - There is a new Twitter Files dump. - Dana White has a slap league coming out and it seems like awful timing. Looking for NEWSMAX caps, tees, mugs & more? Check out the Newsmax merchandise shop at : http://nws.mx/shop Download the free NEWSMAX app at www.newsmaxtv.com/app or go to www.NewsmaxTV.com to get the real news! Listen to NEWSMAX LIVE and see our entire podcast lineup at www.Newsmax.com/listen Order Callahan Coffee right now, and while you're at it grab yourself a Bug The Chug Mug! callahancoffee.com Want extra content? Get daily livestreams and one extra show per week on Locals: callahan.locals.com   Support our sponsors: Birch Gold text “GERRY” to 989898 www.mypillow.com/gerry sheaconcrete.com www.expressvpn.com/callahan Bastionboltactionpen.com us code word “GERRY” at check out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thoughts and Prayers up for Demar Hamlin! There are several ways to support the podcast! Join our Patreon for exclusive breakdowns and other additional content: https://patreon.com/49ersRushPodcast? Join us throughout the 49ers season Live in different cities. Get your tickets at 49ersRushRoadTrip.com I am most active on Twitter please follow @JL_Chapman, Instagram: 49ers Rush Podcast, Email: 49ersRushPodcast@gmail.com T-shirts and more at https://shop.spreadshirt.com/49ersRush/ Our Sponsors:* Check out Factor 75 and use my code 49ers50 for a great deal: https://www.factor75.com/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/49ers-rush-podcast-with-john-chapman/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin is in critical condition after suffering cardiac arrest during Monday Night Football. The injury stopped the game as Hamlin received CPR on the field. Eventually, coaches, game officials, and the National Football League called for the game to be postponed. Hamlin was taken to a nearby hospital where he currently is in critical condition as fans hold prayer vigils outside.  The nationally televised game was a jarring experience for many fans, and has gripped the heart of many athletes around the world. Immediate calls for prayer and well-wishes for Demar and his family have been followed by continual encouragement for the nation to pray and hope for Demar's health to improve. Naturally, we hope and pray for the same, but why do many call for prayers who don't believe or follow the teachings of the God of the Bible? And how should adults lead in times of tragedy when we may be emotional as well? Dr. Kathy and family expert Melissa Hannigan explore this and other topics on today's podcast.

We recap New Year's Activities and chat with Joe MatareseOn this episode:News (00:00:00)Entertainment Report (00:11:50)Discussing Jeremy Renner, Ken Block, Demar Hamlin (00:46:19)Bizarre Files (01:15:59) Mummers, NYE, 2022 In Memoriam(01:25:26)Joe Matarese Checks In & Rolling Stone Top 100 Updated (02:08:43)Bizarre Files (02:49:21)Hollywood Trash & Music News (02:57:06)Wrap Up (03:15:23)   

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Solomonster reviews the first Monday Night Raw of 2023, which was a largely uneventful show outside of an excellent main event for the United States championship, and the first in what will be a series of vignettes hyping the return of Cody Rhodes. But first, he discusses the shocking injury to Buffalo Bills safety Demar Hamlin during last night's Monday Night Football game, which was suspended indefinitely and will go down as one of the scariest nights in NFL history.***Follow Solomonster on Twitter for news and opinion:http://www.twitter.com/solomonsterSubscribe to the Solomonster Sounds Off on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSolomonster?sub_confirmation=1Become a Solomonster Sounds Off Channel Member:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9jcg7mk93fGNqWPMfl_Aig/join

On Monday evening, a video of a physical altercation involving Dana White was released that showed the UFC president slap his wife on New Year's Eve. White subsequently spoke to TMZ to discuss what happened and that he and his wife both apologized to one another, but other big questions loom in the aftermath. On an all-new edition of Heck of a Morning, MMA Fighting's Mike Heck reacts to the video of the incident in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico and asks what will be done in response from a UFC and Endeavor perspective moving forward, and what impact there would be if White were to step down, or be removed from his position. Additionally, listener topics include Damir Ismagulov retiring, the horrifying moment during Monday Night Football with Demar Hamlin, the future of the featherweight division should Alexander Volkanovski defeat Islam Makhachev at UFC 283, Ilia Topuria's ceiling, and much more. You can listen live to Heck of a Morning Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays at 10 a.m. ET on the MMA Fighting Twitter Spaces. Follow Mike Heck: @MikeHeck_JR Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

ESPN's Courtney Cronin joins Matthew Coller to talk about the latest on Demar Hamlin and whether the NFL should consider moving games back this week. They also talk about Justin Fields' progress and the Chase Claypool trade and how far she thinks the Vikings will go. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest before collapsing on the field and being rushed to a local hospital, the Bills announced late Monday evening. Hamlin's agent, Jordon Rooney, said that Hamlin's vitals had returned to normal levels at the hospital. Pro rally driver Ken Block, who later became an internet sensation with his daring stunts behind the wheel, died aged 55 after a snowmobile accident, The accident occurred in Utah's Wasatch County and the Sheriff's Office said that Block was riding on a steep slope when the snowmobile upended and landed on top of him. Actor Jeremy Renner suffered blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries following a "weather related" snowplow accident on January 1.   Pardon My American podcast (PMA) is an opinion-based podcast that explores politics, entertainment, paranormal, and culture all while having a good laugh. They keep things lighthearted as they dive into subjects that inspire you to think and ask questions.   Support Our Sponsors ► Aura ► Ghostbed ► Fum   Support Our Show ► Website ► Buy Merch ► Patreon   Watch & Follow Our Show ► YouTube ► Rumble ► Rokfin ► Instagram ► Telegram

ESPN's Courtney Cronin joins Matthew Coller to talk about the latest on Demar Hamlin and whether the NFL should consider moving games back this week. They also talk about Justin Fields' progress and the Chase Claypool trade and how far she thinks the Vikings will go. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Happy New Year! Alexis, Holly and Eric Perkins talked Buffalo Bills Demar Hamlin, what happened on the field and an update from his doctors. What about those Vikings? Alexis had to buy a new oven on Christmas and Holly shared her new January "dessert."

On Monday evening, a video of a physical altercation involving Dana White was released that showed the UFC president slap his wife on New Year's Eve. White subsequently spoke to TMZ to discuss what happened and that he and his wife both apologized to one another, but other big questions loom in the aftermath. On an all-new edition of Heck of a Morning, MMA Fighting's Mike Heck reacts to the video of the incident in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico and asks what will be done in response from a UFC and Endeavor perspective moving forward, and what impact there would be if White were to step down, or be removed from his position. Additionally, listener topics include Damir Ismagulov retiring, the horrifying moment during Monday Night Football with Demar Hamlin, the future of the featherweight division should Alexander Volkanovski defeat Islam Makhachev at UFC 283, Ilia Topuria's ceiling, and much more. You can listen live to Heck of a Morning Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays at 10 a.m. ET on the MMA Fighting Twitter Spaces. Follow Mike Heck: @MikeHeck_JR Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On tonight's episode, Jason and Super Producer Rob G (Robert Guerra) bring you instant reaction to the unfortunate injury suffered by Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin during the Monday Night Football game between the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals. What exactly led to Hamlin's scary injury? What was going through the minds of the Bengals and Bills players in the immediate aftermath of the play? Did the NFL act appropriately by waiting over an hour before ultimately deciding to postpone the game? Is it realistic to expect that a game with such heavy playoff implications would even get rescheduled at all? **During the course of the recording, we learned that Hamlin was being intubated at a nearby hospital. We're all hoping and praying for a full recovery.** Click here to subscribe, rate and review all of the latest Straight Fire with Jason McIntyre podcasts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The GMFB podcast focuses on the tragic event on Monday Night Football. Jamie Erdahl, Peter Schrager, Kyle Brandt and Jason McCourty share their sentiments about Damar Hamlin. Tom Pelissero and Cameron Wolfe give updates on the condition of Damar and Scott Pioli also shares how this tragic scenario will impact people in the NFL community.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by quarterback expert Tim Jenkins of Jenkins Elite to discuss the horrific scene on Monday Night Football as Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest on the field and had to be administered CPR. Jenkins also highlights what he'd like to see Bears quarterback Justin Fields work on this offseason. Later, Bernstein and Holmes wondered if free-agent first basemen Eric Hosmer or Trey Mancini would be a fit for the Cubs.