Podcasts about Depth

Chris Williams & Brent Blum give an in-depth Blum on Iowa State's NCAA Tournament matchup with Tennessee State. Plus, a closer look at Kentucky vs. Santa Clara and what that could possibly mean for Iowa State in the Round of 32. Presented as always by Mechdyne. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Oilers with a full team effort in their win over the Sharks! Tom Gazzola, Ben Thomson, Joaquin Gage and Reid Wilkins break this one down as 13 out of 18 skaters for the Oilers pick up a point! How about that 4th line! Can Ingram keep this up? Is Bouchard the Norris Trophy favourite? All of this discussion and so much more on this edition of The GCL Diesel Oil Stream Postgame Show here on Edmonton Sports Talk!

Ted Jordan spent 24 years at Microsoft as a global program and account manager before becoming a consultant, professional speaker, and guest lecturer at UW Foster School of Business. His talk — From Outsider to Ally — reframes how we think about networking: less about tactics, more about making the other person feel seen. In this conversation, Ted shares the specific approaches he used to build relationships inside one of the world's most complex organizations — and what he teaches MBA students about doing the same. What we cover The subject line that gets a response every time Why curiosity is more valuable than a great question list How to turn a single conversation into an ongoing relationship The unsolicited message that makes you unforgettable to a hiring manager What new interns and first-year employees consistently get wrong Why your network becomes your sales force when you're in transition How Ted got his job at Microsoft — from a lunch invite and a three-word email Key takeaways Signal that you see someone as an expert — before you ask for anything Follow the thread, not your script Close the loop: act on advice, then report back Your immediate colleagues are your most underused network Depth beats breadth — stay long enough to become indispensable Connect with Ted LinkedIn — Ted Jordan or visit TedJordanTalks.com to learn more about Ted. Conversations on Careers and Professional Life is hosted by Gregory Heller, career coach and communication instructor at UW Foster School of Business.

The aftermath of the Russian invasion of Ukraine has seen a resurgence of interest in the topic of transatlantic security. Discussions of why the war in Ukraine began often focus on debates over the wisdom of NATO expansion in the post-Cold War era; the rise of a revisionist, increasingly imperialist Russia under Putin; and the escalating security dilemma entailed by these two dynamics. While these factors are certainly important in explaining how the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine came about, the story of how U.S. and NATO-Russia relations evolved in the post-Cold War period is one with considerably more nuance than is often represented in contemporary geopolitical commentary. To try and enhance the depth of public discourse on this critical subject, Dr. Stephen Flanagan joins host Mark McGuire on this episode of the Precision Guided Podcast to offer his insights on the evolution of US/NATO-Russia relations in the post-Cold War era.Dr. Stephen J. Flanagan is an Adjunct Senior Fellow at RAND and Adjunct Professor of Security Studies at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. His research interests include U.S. alliance and partnership relations and regional security in Europe/Eurasia, U.S. global defense strategy, and outer space security. Dr. Flanagan served in several senior positions in the U.S. Government, including at the National Security Council staff as Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Defense Policy (2013-15) and earlier for Central and Eastern Europe; National Intelligence Officer for Europe; Associate Director and Member of the State Department's Policy Planning Staff; and Professional Staff Member for the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. He also held senior research and faculty positions at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, National Defense University, the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London, and Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. Dr. Flanagan has published six books and over seventy reports and journal articles on transatlantic, international security, and defense issues. His commentaries have appeared in publications including POLITICO, Foreign Policy, War on the Rocks, and Defense News. Dr. Flanagan is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the editorial board of International Security. He earned an A.B. from Columbia University and a Ph.D. from the Fletcher School at Tufts University.

Notes John 11:1-45 Ezekiel 37:1-14 Romans 8:6-11 Summary Exploring the profound themes of resurrection, faith, and community through biblical stories from John 11, Ezekiel 37, and Romans 8, this episode delves into how these scriptures inspire hope and renewal in challenging times. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Pulpit Fiction Podcast 03:10 Lent Preparations and Sanctuary Updates 04:43 Exploring the Gospel of John: Lazarus' Story 09:03 The Significance of Jesus' Miracles 11:18 The Irony of Death for God's Glory 14:25 Understanding Jesus' Control Over Life and Death 18:09 The Importance of Timing in Jesus' Actions 20:34 Mary, Martha, and the Depth of Jesus' Love 24:41 Jesus Weeps: A Moment of Human Connection 27:29 Thomas: The Brave Disciple 30:43 Reflections on Thomas and the Cost of Discipleship 31:25 The Complexity of Belief and Doubt 32:00 Come and See: The Invitation to Witness 34:18 Living into Jesus: The Promise of Resurrection 40:19 Ezekiel's Vision: Dry Bones and New Life 52:20 Life in the Spirit: Community and Connection  

"Every time you think you've reached the depths of God, you realize you've only stepped into the next beginning." This series explores what happens when God draws you beyond what's comfortable and familiar into the unseen places where trust is formed, clarity is sharpened, and spiritual maturity is built. Here's the turth, with a limitless God, depth isn't something you reach once… it's something you keep stepping into.

Inter Miami earn a hard-fought point on the road in Charlotte despite heavily rotating the squad.With fixture congestion and bigger matches ahead, this was a test of depth — and Miami responded.In this episode of Battered Herons we break down:• The impact of squad rotation• Standout performances from depth players• Tactical adjustments• What this result means long-term• Whether this point feels like a winIs this a sign of real squad maturity?Drop your thoughts below — good point or missed opportunity?#InterMiami #MLS #InterMiamiCF #Messi

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Detroit adds experience at tight end and in the slot The Detroit Lions moved quickly in NFL free agency, signing tight end Conklin and slot corner Roger McCreery. The Detroit Lions Podcast digs into why both add immediate, specific value. Contract terms were not disclosed. The expectation is short deals, likely one year. Conklin arrives as a known quantity. He entered the league in the 2017 draft out of Central Michigan. He started with the Vikings, then found a bigger receiving role with the Jets, and most recently had a brief, bumpy stop with the Chargers. McCreery comes from the 2022 draft class and profiles cleanly as a starting-caliber slot defender. Conklin's resume, role, and Petzing connection Conklin earned his way onto the field in Minnesota because he blocked well. That came even as his targets and catches climbed later. From 2021 through 2023 he recorded 87 targets each season and caught at least 58 passes annually. He averaged around 10 yards per catch. He was not a consistent red zone threat, outside of his final season in New York. He started regularly for the Jets on some uneven teams. The Chargers stint did not click. Drops and unreliable blocking put him in Jim Harbaugh's doghouse. That is a hard place to escape. Still, the overall profile is stable. He is an eight-year veteran with close to 300 career receptions and functional in-line work. Drew Petzing, the Lions' new offensive coordinator, overlapped with Conklin early in Minnesota. The years have passed, but that familiarity matters for role clarity. The early view: Conklin slots as tight end three. He can push Brock Wright for tight end two. If injuries hit Brock Wright or Sam LaPorta, Conklin can elevate. Proven depth beats a late flier or an untested option. McCreery's slot chops and production McCreery brings a steady slot presence. He plays the ball well. He understands route concepts. He has quickness and can attack the catch point when needed. Power is not his calling card, but the instincts and movement skills are there. The production backs it up. He started right away and posted 84 tackles as a rookie, then 86 the next season. In 2024 he started most of the time, appearing in 15 games with 50 tackles. Ball production dipped last season, but the reliability in the slot remained his anchor trait. Depth, fit, and next steps These moves raise the floor. Conklin gives the Detroit Lions a trustworthy safety net behind Sam LaPorta and Brock Wright. McCreery tightens the middle of the defense with a proven slot corner. Both signings fit defined roles and reduce risk across a long NFL season. That is smart roster building for a team with big plans. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #tylerconklin #rogermccreary #nflfreeagency #2026freeagency #lionsrostermoves Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Heath Cummings is joined by Ben Gretch to break down the latest in NFL free agency and how it could affect your Dynasty team. From Kyler to the Vikings to Chris Rodriguez to Jacksonville, they'll break it all down. Plus...is anyone unsigned going to matter next year? (0:00) Intro & Welcome back Ben Gretch! (1:12) Strategy wise, what is the biggest mistake you see people making in Fantasy Football? (5:37) Are there any advanced stats or analysis being overlooked by most Fantasy managers? (9:56) Do you buy the Daniel Jones and Colts offense we saw last year before he got hurt? (15:49) Kyler to the Vikings: Is it a wide-open QB competition? (24:47) Chris Rodriguez to Jacksonville & Bhayshul Tuten hype (32:12) Rachaad White to the Commanders (& How it affects Jacory Croskey-Merritt) (37:18) Is there anyone unsigned that is actually going to matter next year? (39:27) Depth at tight end (44:04) How do coordinators impact TE play? (46:04) Running Backs being more reliable than wide receivers (53:47) Chat Questions To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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New pivot and CB3 clarity The Detroit Lions Podcast carved up a busy slice of NFL free agency. The team introduced new signings to the media, including Cade Niese and Isaiah Pacheco. The headliner is a new starting center on a three-year, $25 million deal with $14 million guaranteed. Cade Meeks steps into the middle and replaces Glasgow at center. Personality-wise, he mirrors Frank Ragnow. That should play well in Detroit. On the outside, Rock returns on a one-year, $4 million contract. He slots as the number three outside corner. That price fits the role. He played well last season. Amik moved on and got paid by Washington. Slot grit: Christian Isian's fit Detroit moved to fill the slot with Christian Isian from Tampa Bay. He is undersized at around 5-foot-9 but scrappy. He tackles. He defends the run. Coverage results have been mixed. Tampa Bay let him go and replaced him with last year's third-round pick. Isian offers positional flexibility, but the slot is his best home. The Lions learned with Amik that fit matters. Keep him where he wins. Expect a feisty presence inside and a tone-setter on run downs. Tackle depth and draft signals Larry Borom arrives on a one-year, $5 million deal. He has NFL starts at tackle and guard. He will compete with Giovanni Manu to be the number three tackle. The current mix with Penei Sewell, Borom, Manu, and maybe Myles Frasier does not feel final. Depth remains a need. The draft hints are clear. Edge rusher stands out as the top priority. Edge number two probably is not on this roster yet. Tackle also profiles as an early target. The sequencing could be edge in the first round and tackle in the second. Free agency has set that board. CB room churn and a miss in the market The cornerback room turned over again. Rock is back at CB3. Amik is out after landing a bigger deal elsewhere. The slot flips to Isian. One notable miss hit the market ticker. Muhammad signed with the Buccaneers. That stings for a team still searching for pass-rush help. The best remaining free agent edge option is a looming question. For now, Detroit's free agency added a center, a slot fighter, and versatile line depth. The edge solution likely comes next, and the draft is the cleanest path. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #cademays #amikrobertson #larryborom #nflfreeagency #bradholmes #christianizien Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What climbing plants thrive in shallow soil? How can you coax your Christmas cacti into a dazzling display? What's your favourite first sign of spring? Kathy Clugston brings a hand‑picked panel of horticultural experts to Sully, Wales, where they tackle a lively audience's gardening questions with insight, warmth and plenty of good humour.Joining Kathy are garden designer Chris Beardshaw, houseplant specialist Anne Swithinbank, and Bethan Collerton, head gardener at Birmingham Botanical Gardens. Together, they share their practical know‑how, creative ideas, and passion for all things green.Pippa Greenwood meets Samantha Smith from the Horticultural Trades Association to explore the new Simpler Recycling initiative, and what it means for clearing out old pots, containers, and other garden clutter.Producer: Rahnee Prescod Junior Producer: William NortonA Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4

Blue Bird Territory Host and Former MLB Outfielder Kevin Pillar joins to discuss Canada and USA at the World Baseball Classic, the legacy of the American players, the Blue Jays' starting pitching depth, Jose Berrios' injury, Trey Yesavage's approach, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. carrying momentum from the playoffs and more.

What goes into creating the tutorials you read at Real Python? What are the steps in the editorial process, and who are the people behind the scenes? This week on the show, Real Python team members Martin Breuss, Brenda Weleschuk, and Philipp Acsany join us to discuss topic curation, review stages, and quality assurance.

When will the real estate market come back?Spring 2026? Fall 2026? Spring 2027?That question is circulating across brokerages, coaching groups, and industry conversations everywhere right now.But what if everyone is asking the wrong question?In this episode of The MindShare Podcast, David Greenspan challenges agents to look beyond short-term market predictions and confront a tougher scenario:What if this is the market for the next three years?Not a crash.Not a boom.Just lower transaction volume, cautious buyers, anchored sellers, and slower momentum.Using current Toronto real estate market data, historical business examples, and real industry trends, David breaks down:• Why today's market slowdown may last longer than many agents expect• The structural mistakes agents make during slower markets• Why “just survive until spring” is not a real strategy• What past industry giants like Blockbuster, Kodak, Sears, Toys “R” Us, and Hudson's Bay teach us about failing to adapt• Why investor demand in GTA condos and pre-construction has cooled significantly• How lower transaction volume exposes weak business models• The math behind conversion rates, cost per deal, and pipeline sustainability• Why agents who rely on speed struggle when markets compress• How to stress-test your real estate business for a slower cycle• Why building a durable database and relationship system matters more than everDavid also explores the growing shift toward relationship-driven real estate business, where repeat clients, trust, and long-term follow-up become the most reliable sources of deals.Because in slower markets, attention shifts.Depth beats speed.Preparation beats optimism.And durable business models outperform momentum-driven ones.This episode is a reality check for real estate professionals who want to stay competitive, profitable, and relevant regardless of where the market goes next.This episode is sponsored by:KiTS Keep-in-Touch SystemsA complete marketing and lead generation CRM built specifically for real estate professionals.REM Real Estate MagazineCanada's premier real estate publication delivering industry news, commentary, and insights.If you're ready to take your real estate business to the next level, explore the MindShare Collective, David's collaborative coaching community designed to help agents grow through accountability, strategy, and shared learning.Visit:www.mindshare101.com

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Depth Progression for Spearfishing: EQ, Technique, Safety & Training with Mark Davies (Karma Dives) On the Noob Spearo Podcast, host Shrek talks with Mark Davies from Karma Dives (Hervey Bay) about safe depth progression for spearfishing and freediving, focusing on why divers plateau and how to move from 10m to 15m, 20m and beyond. They cover equalisation troubleshooting (tongue positions, head-angle training, pulsing/warmups, balloons), refining technique and streamlining, disciplined surface intervals, and the added risk of spearing versus line diving. Mark shares cautionary blackout/samba stories, warning signs of pushing too hard, and practical training ideas like pool sessions, walking apnea, stretching/diaphragm flexibility, hydration, and gear considerations such as low-volume masks and appropriate fins. Mark also outlines his Maldives depth-progression retreat (ending with tiger shark dives) and mentions upcoming spearfishing retreats. Important Times 00:00 Depth Progression Teaser 00:42 Shoutouts and Trips 02:21 Sponsors and Welcome 03:27 Mark Davies Background 04:19 Freediving Inspiration 08:03 Teaching and Mindset 12:59 Sharks and Big Catches 19:52 Safety Before Depth 23:13 Blackouts and Pool Lessons 31:23 Beginner Depth Barriers 32:58 EQ Techniques and Drills 36:51 Lifestyle and Hydration 39:55 Confidence and EQ Discipline 45:25 Continuous Equalizing Debate 46:46 Breaking Past 10 Meters 48:11 Technique for 10 to 15 50:17 Surface Intervals and Safety 53:02 15 to 20 Training Tools 54:18 Stretching to Prevent Squeeze 57:45 Warmup Dives and Mindset 01:01:55 Team Diving at 20 Meters 01:04:16 20 to 25 Slow Progression 01:07:29 Gear Choices for Depth 01:11:03 Hypoxia Warning Signs 01:14:33 Leg Strength and Fin Power 01:19:43 Maldives Retreat Breakdown 01:28:26 Wrap Up and Next Episodes Links Mentioned, Partner Links and More

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Rick in Pittsburgh thinks Aaron Rodgers is trying to continue his brand and will eventually have a TV future. Bob used to crash weddings! Mark thinks the Steelers will still add a guard and a depth wide receiver. He would bring Connor Heyward back as a special teamer.

Hour 2 with Bob Pompeani and Mark Kaboly: Steelers insider Mark Kaboly of The Pat McAfee Show joined the show. Mark said that Maxx Crosby failing his physical after an agreed upon deal has happened before, but not to this level. Mark thinks it's definitely shady. Mark thinks the Steelers will still add a guard and a depth wide receiver.

Mike Johnson, Ali Mac, and Beau Morgan react to the Atlanta Falcons reportedly signing linebacker Channing Tindall, edge rusher Azeez Oljulari, defensive lineman Chris Williams, and center Corey Levin, and talk about how the Falcons and General Manager Ian Cunningham are having to build depth in free agency because of the lack of draft picks that they have.

HR1 - Falcons free agency about building depth because of lack of draft picks In hour one Mike Johnson, Ali Mac, and Beau Morgan quickly touch on some of the biggest headlines around the local and national sports scene, react to the Atlanta Falcons reportedly signing linebacker Channing Tindall, edge rusher Azeez Oljulari, defensive lineman Chris Williams, and center Corey Levin, talk about how the Falcons and General Manager Ian Cunningham are having to build depth in free agency because of the lack of draft picks they have, talk about Sam Hunt's outfit that he wore at his latest concert, react to the Baltimore Ravens signing free agent defensive end Trey Hendrickson to a four-year, $112 million-dollar deal after they canceled their blockbuster trade for Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby that would've sent their 2026 and 2027 first round picks to the Raiders in exchange for Crosby. Mike, Beau, and Ali also let you hear Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta talk about how he feels regret when it comes to the failed Maxx Crosby trade, and how nobody is more upset than he is when it comes to the failed Crosby trade, react to what DeCosta had to say, explain why they think DeCosta deserves respect for speaking to the media about this situation yesterday, but his story still seeming fishy and unbelievable, react to Team U.S.A officially punching its ticket to the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Baseball Classic with Italy's 9-1 win over Mexico yesterday at Daikin Park in Houston after Team USA's Manager Mark DeRosa mistakenly boasted Team USA had already advanced in World Baseball Classic before the team's shocking loss to Italy on Tuesday, debate about whether or not it's a bad look that DeRosa didn't know they could still be eliminated when he made his initial comments, and react to the Atlanta Braves officially announcing that Braves.TV is live, and that the pricing for Braves.TV is $99.99 per season or monthly for $19.99, with discounts for A-List/Premium members. Finally, Mike, Ali, and Beau close out hour one by diving into the life of Beau “Squidbilly” Morgan in The Life of Squid!

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TPPF's Derek Cohen talks with Chance Weldon, Director of Litigation at the Center for American Future, to break down a new lawsuit challenging the federal machine gun ban.Second Amendment aside, does Congress even have the constitutional authority under the Commerce Clause to ban machine gun possession? Find out how a win could reshape federal regulation far beyond firearms.1:09 – Overview of the Fifth Circuit case & Judge Willett's unique concurrence1:52 – National Firearms Act (NFA) structure: bans, taxes, registration2:22 – Why this challenge is Article I / Commerce Clause (not Second Amendment)4:41 – What the Commerce Clause actually allows (channels, instrumentalities, substantial effects)5:58 – Post-New Deal expansion & pushback: Lopez (1995), Morrison, Raich7:42 – Substantial effects test & aggregation (Wickard wheat example)10:05 – Would Texas residents suddenly buy machine guns? State vs. federal power12:16 – Government's strongest counterarguments & old Fifth Circuit precedent14:23 – Why this Supreme Court might limit Commerce Clause overreach (Thomas, Gorsuch, Alito, Roberts)17:19 – Broader implications: eviction moratorium, OSHA vaccine mandate, corporate reporting18:51 – Why non-gun owners should care: unlimited federal power threatens liberty & federalism

Silence. Depth. Patience. Sitting with one thought has become incredibly challenging in a world dominated by mindless notifications. We've put multitasking on a pedestal only to discover that there is no such thing as doing two things simultaneously. Switching between tasks quickly, juggling the realm of binary code without much thought, has led us down a path where the vast majority of people struggle with all kinds of mental issues. FOCUS, a fundamental pillar in life, business, health, relationships, and many other areas, has lost its appeal. Scrolling until your thumbs are numb and your brain is fried is the new thing. The consequences of this shift are devastating. What we see today is the tip of the iceberg. Will the narrative crumble? Will we remember how to turn inward and pull wisdom from inside? This is entirely up to each and every one of us. It's one decision away. However, we have to be brave enough to choose wisely, commit, and walk the path. Learn to Reverse-Engineer Life-Cycles Before you continue to scatter your energy and pour your precious life force onto meaningless projects, objects, and conversations, sit down in a quiet place and reverse-engineer your life. Life has taught us to wear many hats. The number, color, and weight of our hats depend on which cycle we are in. In spring, we learn to walk, talk, play, and discover the very basics of what we call life. Most of the time, we are taken care of, we're fed, dressed, and protected by family and friends. It's the cycle where we learn how to craft our unique hats and wear them with pride. Summer is the time when we ‘go out to hunt'. We work hard, start businesses, climb the corporate ladder, travel the world, and create a family. The hats we wear increase in size, and with that, responsibility takes new shapes and forms. Autumn is the season where we reap the rewards IF we planted the seeds in spring and took care of our beautiful garden in the summer. It's the time when we delve deeper into relationships and give things in life a fresh perspective. The hats we wear in this life cycle are rich, albeit very colorful, through the skills, knowledge, and experiences we have gathered over the years. In winter, the hats become lighter, albeit warmer, as you wear them with pride, irrespective of other people's good opinion. It's the time when you give away your hats and share the wisdom gathered under the hood with those willing to listen and who appreciate your tidbits. The amazing benefit of doing this “tough” exercise, which involves facing one’s deepest fears, shadows, and regrets, lies in the insight we can gain, which translates into changing our course if we notice our ship is off track. The earlier in life you do this exercise and the more often you sit down to course-correct, the bigger the impact it will have. Minimizing regrets while living a fulfilled, joyful, and blissful life and adhering to one's passion fills our batteries with energy. Strip Away the Noise. Sit with Yourself Consistently. The noise in the “outside realm” is set to get louder if we don't find inner peace. Whether we like it or not, we create our reality, and if we don't like what we see in the mirror, it's up to us to change the input. Pick your thoughts and battles wisely. Learn to sit in silence and get to know yourself. The higher your addiction to gadgets, notifications, and distractions, the more difficult it will be to sit with one thought. Do it anyway. Teach yourself what you forgot, namely, to focus on what's most important to you. You're the captain of your life, so think and act accordingly. Attend a Live Webinar. Schedule a Consultation. The post Forget Multitasking. Sit with One Thought. appeared first on StrengthInBusiness.

The Grand Vision of Our Vedic Texts Dr Anuradha Choudry is a scholar and eloquent speaker specialising in Sanskrit, Indian psychology, French, and the history of science and technology in ancient India. She serves as a Coordinator for the Indian Knowledge Systems Division of the Ministry of Education, Government of India, at AICTE, New Delhi, and is also a faculty member in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.She was one of the distinguished guest speakers at the 2nd Global Vedic Conference held at Prasanthi Nilayam in January 2026. Later she visited the Sri Sathya Sai Media Centre, where she shared powerful insights on the multidimensional glory of Sanskrit and the grand vision of life as elucidated in the Vedas.

Send a textThe dream has been there for a while now. You can feel it.But every time you consider the next leap of faith, something stops you. Maybe it sounds like: "I'm not ready yet." Or "What if I'm wrong about this?" Or the most persistent one: "I don't want to waste the precious time I have left."If that's where you are right now, this episode is for you.To open Season 14, I sit down with my longtime friend, writer, and nonprofit communications consultant Erin Straza.Together, we unpack the belief so many women carry: that confidence must come before courage.Spoiler: That's not how it works.IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL DISCOVER:✦ Why "I don't feel ready" is rarely about readiness. ✦ What to do when you're not sure this is the right dream. ✦ A different way to interpret the nerves. This is the episode to send to the woman in your life who has a dream she keeps putting off. And if that woman is you, it's time.

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Zach hosts for the first time! He, Kara, and Kate discuss what comic they would take to a desert island and if it can double as a weapon.  Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Start/Last Week in Comics 00:01:23 - Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn/Red Rackham's Treasure 00:13:38 - Bone Omnibus 00:21:05 - East of West End Times Compendium 00:28:06 - Descender Omnibus 00:33:59 - Discord Island Picks 00:35:51 - New 52 Wonder Woman 00:42:15 - Any Archie Collection 00:47:45 - Wrap Producer: Kait Lamphere & Danny MartinezProoflistener: Brian MurrayEditor: Zander Riggs Music provided by Infinity Shred. Find them on Bandcamp.IRCB Avatars by @ICELEVELIRCB Logo by Kyle RoseSupport us on Patreon to get access to our Patreon-only series: IRCB Movie Club, Saga of Saga, Giant Days of Our Lives, A Better Batmobile, and more! patreon.com/ircbpodcastBuy a copy of our anniversary zine Totally Not A Cult: https://ircbpodcast.com/shop/p/totally-not-a-cult-zine-1Email: ircbpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @ircbpodcastInstagram: @ircbpodcastDiscord: discordapp.com/invite/E8JUB9sReddit: ireadcomicbooks.reddit.comIRCB GoodreadsMerch: ircbpodcast.com/shop

Penn State spring ball is here, and the biggest questions start with Rocco Becht, the wide receiver room, and how DeAnton Lynn reshapes the defense. This episode breaks down the biggest storylines that could define Penn State's 2026 season.Host Christian Hackenberg is joined by former NFLer and Penn State great Jason Cabinda to talk these things plus spring ball battles, NIL, transfer portal chaos, and college football going forward. If you're a Penn State fan, share this with your friends. Chapters:4:41 Rocco Becht's fit in Penn State's new offense9:27 What Rocco Becht's tape says about his game14:08 DeAnton Lynn's biggest defensive challenge18:13 Depth, starters, and leadership questions on defense26:10 Penn State's wide receiver room under pressure34:25 NIL, transfer portal chaos, and the future of college footballFOLLOW STATE MEDIA HERE:► TWITTER | ⁠https://twitter.com/StateMediaPSU⁠► TIKTOK | ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@statemediapsu⁠► INSTAGRAM | ⁠https://www.instagram.com/statemediapsu/⁠► YOUTUBE | ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@StateMediaPSU?sub_confirmation=1⁠► FACEBOOK | https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558183472272#PennState #PennStateFootball #RoccoBecht #CollegeFootball #SpringBall

On the Wednesday episode of the North Shore Drive podcast, presented by FanDuel and Edgar Snyder & Associates, host Adam Bittner welcomes Post-Gazette Steelers insider Christopher Carter to react to the latest news from NFL free agency. What does Darnell Savage -- the Steelers' latest signing -- add to the secondary next to names like Joey Porter Jr., Jamel Dean and Jalen Ramsey? Does he fill the team's need there? Or do GM Omar Khan and coach Mike McCarthy need to be looking closely at prospects like Caleb Downs, Dillion Thieneman and Emmanuel McNeil-Warren in the NFL draft? What should we make of Cam Heyward's contract extensions? And does the Steelers' lack of moves beyond him on the defensive line highlight a draft need there for names like Kayden McDonald or Peter Woods to join Yahya Black, Derrick Harmon and Keeanu Benton? Our duo tackles those questions, then ponders the Ravens' decision to back out of the trade involving Maxx Crosby and sign Trey Hendrickson instead. How does the drama shape the balance of power in the AFC North? And are the Steelers currently the most improved team in the division following the additions of names like Rico Dowdle and Michael Pittman Jr.? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode 73, I share my approach to choosing coaches, investing wisely, and building a successful business through strategic coaching and personal development. I emphasize the importance of clarity, long-term vision, faith, and action in making coaching investments that accelerate growth.In this episode, How I Choose Coaches (and questions I ask before investing in rooms), I cover:→ Why I get clear on my needs, bottlenecks, and business goals first→ Why I make coaching decisions based on my long-term vision→ Why I pray, look, and then move when the fit is right→ How I evaluate whether a coach has real depth of knowledge→ How I think about high-ticket investments and ROI→ Why showing up and doing the work matters just as much as choosing the right coach→ The questions I ask before joining a group program or mastermind→ Why I aim to be the kind of client I would want in my own programWhether I'm hiring for ads, sales, messaging, digital products, or business growth, this episode will help me make smarter, stronger investment decisions in the rooms I choose.Key Topics:• How to select the right coach based on needs and goals• The importance of long-term vision in coaching investments• Faith and prayer as part of decision-making in business• The role of integrity and competence in coaching• Strategies for leveraging coaching to accelerate business growthSound Bites:"Coaching accelerates my personal progress tremendously.""AI is only as good as the humans who feed it.""Investing in coaching is about ROI, not expense.""Coaching accelerates my personal progress tremendously.""AI is only as good as the humans who feed it.""Investing in coaching is about ROI, not expense."

What happens when Christians stop thinking for themselves — and hand that job to AI? In this episode of Refining Rhetoric, host Robert Bortins sits down with Dr. Ben Holloway — philosopher, professor at Judson College at Southeastern Seminary, and incoming Bruce Little Chair of Christian Philosophy — to explore why classical Christian education depends on mastering language, logic, and the great books. From defending the faith against hard questions to why you simply cannot outsource your thinking to a machine, this is a conversation that will challenge and equip every homeschool family to love wisdom and pursue truth. Dr. Ben Holloway grew up in England, spent his 20s playing in a band and preaching the gospel with no formal education, then moved to America at 34 with his wife, two kids, and 29 boxes — and started his bachelor's degree at Moody Bible Institute. That late-in-life educational journey shapes everything about how he teaches and what he believes education is for. The conversation opens with a rich discussion of Christian philosophy — not as an abstract academic exercise, but as the indispensable tool Christians have always used to answer the questions the Bible doesn't directly address. From the early church borrowing the language of "substance" and "persons" from Greek philosophy to describe the Trinity, to the everyday challenge of interpreting a difficult passage of Scripture, philosophy and language are inescapably central to the Christian life. Dr. Holloway makes a compelling case that language is foundational to how we know God. Because God chose to reveal himself through 66 books, Christians are permanently and inescapably committed to the hard work of interpretation. You cannot outsource that to anyone — and certainly not to AI. He explains that AI isn't a reasoning machine; it's a pattern-matching product built to please customers, not to pursue truth. Students who try to use it before developing their own thinking ability won't just miss the learning — they'll also be incapable of evaluating what AI produces. What You'll Learn: - What Christian philosophy actually is — and why you can't do good theology without it - Why language is one of the most mysterious and important features of God's creation - How to read the Bible the way the author intended — not just the way it "speaks to you" - Three practical techniques for interpreting any difficult text correctly - Why Christians specifically cannot outsource their thinking to AI — and what's at stake if they try - Why using AI before you've learned to think is worse than not using it at all - The surprising connection between Homer's *Iliad* and the biblical meaning of glory and honor - Why hard-earned education is one of God's greatest gifts — and what we rob students of when we shortcut it   00:00 — Introduction & Dr. Holloway's Background 01:44 — Growing Up in England, Ministry Without a Degree & Coming to America 03:11 — Discovering a Calling to Teach at Moody Bible Institute 04:22 — What Makes Judson College Unique: Theory Meets Practice 05:07 — What Is Christian Philosophy — and Why Does It Matter? 06:27 — How the Early Church Used Philosophy to Describe the Trinity 08:26 — Language, God's Creation & Why It's So Mysterious 10:07 — How Language Connects to Truth and Education 12:11 — Why Christians Can't Outsource Bible Reading to AI 13:43 — Who Gets to Fix the Meaning of a Text? The Author, Not You 15:03 — Why You Shouldn't Skip the Parts of Scripture That Don't "Apply" to You 17:02 — Three Techniques for Interpreting Difficult Texts Correctly 21:25 — Honor, Glory & What Homer Teaches Us About the Bible 24:17 — Bethlehem, Lambs & the Depth of God's Storytelling (with Robert) 25:38 — AI, Thinking & Why You Have to Learn Without It First 29:10 — The Ethics of AI in the Classroom: Why It's a Form of Deception 31:05 — Handwriting, Blue Books & Seeing Students' Work 36:19 — The Satisfaction of Hard-Earned Learning 39:36 — Philosophy Means "Love of Wisdom" — and That's the Point 41:12 — About Judson College: Preview Days, Campus Visits & April 16 Experience Day 43:07 — Closing Thoughts: Christians, Culture & the Duty of This Generation   Resources: https://judsoncollege.com/   This episode of Refining Rhetoric is sponsored by Worldview Academy: Students call Worldview Academy the best week of their lives. Through week-long summer leadership camps for teens, Worldview Academy trains Christians to think and live in accord with a biblical worldview so they can better serve Christ and engage the culture around them. Worldview Academy reinforces what students are learning at home and at church and trains this generation to apply that knowledge to the challenging cultural issues they're facing. To find a camp near you or learn more about Worldview's weekend conferences and other resources for families, visit www.worldview.org

* Blades: Pure Liquids* Interlude: Last Words* Rank 8 Key Knowledge and Deed* Very open framing; PCs just need to get the info in some way* Prophetic vision by the last surviving member of the Seven Spokes* Deed: Visit site of the last battle against Betrayer by the Seven Spokes* Adventure by Robin Laws* Destination: Pale Ones dome below the Tylon Mountains * Escorted by the Vodanicus family* True Water miners, strongly disliked* Opportunity for dark comedy; poor, hillbilly-style * Overland trek with large rafts* Dangerous journey; ork scorchers, underground rivers, rapids, waterfalls* Betrayer pits the Vodanicus against each other just before encountering the Pale Ones* Meet with the Shivalahala; she had a dream about the group's arrival* PCs must learn a blood ritual to summon Betrayer out of the Blades* During the week the group spends with the t'skrang, Betrayer continues to work* Uprising against the Shivalahala led by Vodanicus* Complete the Deed and may weave the last thread.* Escorted by adolescent t'skrang to the ritual site* Face the ghosts of the Seven Spokes, now under the Horror's influence* Ghosts can only be harmed by the Blades* Breakdown and analysis of Betrayer's game stats and combat tactics* Play Betrayer intelligently; make it a difficult fight* Climax of the story arc, could be a strong campaign ending* Discussion of Karma Tap* Closing thoughts about adventure difficulty* Final thoughts about the overall Blades campaignFind and Follow:Email: edsgpodcast@gmail.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EDSGPodcastFind and follow Josh: https://linktr.ee/LoreMerchantGet product information, developer blogs, and more at www.fasagames.comFASA Games on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fasagamesincOfficial Earthdawn Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/officialearthdawnFASA Games Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/uuVwS9uEarthdawn West Marches: https://discord.gg/hhHDtXW

Bump and Stacy hear what Mariners General Manager Justin Hollander said about the depth of the team, the health of the pitching staff, and how the perception of the Mariners has evolved, they give you their thoughts on the Cardinals new starting Quarterback and Team USA’s World Baseball Classic win in Headline Rewrites, they bring you the biggest stories around the NFL, including why Travis Kelce decided to return to the Chiefs for his 14th season, and they discuss whether Rachaad White could be the Seahawks’ new running back. 

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Rick Stroud, a Tampa Bay Times reporter who's covered the Buccaneers for years joins Dirty Work with his thoughts on Mike Evans' impressive career, his decision to leave the Buccaneers, and what he brings to the 49ers. Rick shares insights into Evans' leadership, work ethic, and community involvement, as well as his physicality and ability to make plays down the field. The guys also discuss how Evans' presence will impact the 49ers' offense and what it means for the team's future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mercersburg Academy had a big weekend at the 2026 Eastern Interscholastic Swimming & Diving Championships, winning the boys title and coming within striking distance of a combined team sweep after the girls finished 15.5 points short of the title. On the GMM Podcast, Head Coach Matt Hurst  breaks down the meet, his team's performance, and the culture that makes Mercersburg a consistent powerhouse in prep school swimming.

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John Bolton joins Joanna Coles to help us understand what it's like working with Donald Trump during moments of maximum peril, when generals and intelligence chiefs are trying to brief a president who, Bolton says, often prefers talking to listening. Drawing on his time as national security advisor during Trump's first term, he describes a commander in chief uncomfortable in the Situation Room, dismissive of the structured National Security Council process created under the National Security Act of 1947, and prone to reversing decisions—even after operations were underway. As Trump weighs a potentially prolonged confrontation with Iran, Bolton assesses whether he has the patience to sustain it, why Benjamin Netanyahu has proved especially effective at influencing him, and how mixed messaging to Congress and allies weakens America's hand when American lives are at stake in the Gulf. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices