Podcasts about easterns

Easterns are the most widely distributed subspecies of the American wild turkey and primarily are found east of the Mississippi River. They are also the most abundant. In fact, you can find them in 38 states and numerous Canadian provinces. Known for their chestnut-brown tip, strong gobbles and longer beards, these birds draw countless hunters to the turkey woods each spring.  To cover many of the things that make this subspecies special, we welcome guests Spring Legion's Hunter Farrior, NWTF Editor Matt Stewart and the wild turkey doc himself, Dr. Michael Chamberlain.

Shoot us a Text.Today on the show, Head Writer Chris Reeves joins Kyle and Nathan to talk about their Easter plans, and then Chris talk about how Easterns Auto Group partnered with DC Peers, a volunteer-led social group for neurodiverse people and grew into a full-fledged nonprofit serving individuals from middle school through age 60.Join Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier every morning for the Automotive State of the Union podcast as they connect the dots across car dealerships, retail trends, emerging tech like AI, and cultural shifts—bringing clarity, speed, and people-first insight to automotive leaders navigating a rapidly changing industry.Get the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/

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Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss Easterns and the final tournaments of the College regular season. After the break, they preview the upcoming Premier Ultimate League season!Catch Up on the 2025 College season!Watch the All-Time Easterns Highlight Reel!Make sure to subscribe to Ultiworld to listen to the Deep Look subscribers-only bonus segment, Out the Back, or join the ultiworld discord to listen to the weekly segment live! 

Mpho and Tim review this weeks CSA 4 Day Series games that all ended in draws but they go deep into the relegation scenarios for the Warriors and the Knights who need wins, results and investigations to go their way to stay up in Division 1. They also discuss the CSA Women's Division 2 One Day Cup matches happening this week with North West Dragons, Eastern Province and Easterns looking for promotion to the Hollwywoodets Pro series.Follow us @FullQuotaPod on X and Subscribe to the Full Quota Podcast Youtube Channel. Full Quota Podcast on Apple Podcast and Spotify. You can buy us coffee at https://buymeacoffee.com/fullquotapod

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk about the Northwest challenge, the upcoming Easterns and how it all affects the college bid picture!Make sure to join the Ultiworld Discord for the Live Deep Look subscribers-only bonus segment, Out the Back, where Charlie and Keith draft Super Teams to beat the US! 

When it comes to turkey hunting, you have your different species of turkeys. You have your Rio Grandes, Merriams, Easterns, and Osceolas that are spread out across the country. What if we told you that you can classify these turkeys into sub groups to help you understand how to hunt them? On this episode of Raised Hunting Podcast, we don't dive into the species of turkeys, we dive into their personalities. We categorize our birds into for main groups, you got your crackheads, Sunday strollers, educated birds, the church group, and finally your chicken birds! We breakdown each turkey personality and how you can identify them to give you the best insight into how to hunt the turkeys you are dealing with! So good luck this season everyone, we know seasons have started to open across the country! Be sure to send us your photos! Discount Codes:You guys have been absolutely amazing when it comes to supporting Raised Hunting so we wanted to return the favor! Just for all you loyal RH Podcast listeners we have some discount codes for you! We not only have a code to get you 15% off all Grizzly Cooler items on their website, but we got you guys a code for 15% all Raised Hunting products!!!Grizzly Cooler Discount Code: RZDGRZ24Raised Hunting Discount Code: RHPCREW15Subscribe To Raised Hunting Our YouTube Channels:Raised Hunting:https://www.youtube.com/@raisedhuntingRaised Hunting Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@RaisedHuntingPodcastFollow Us On Social:Raised Hunting Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/raisedhunting/Raised Hunting Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/raisedhunting/Check Out Our Website:Raised Hunting:https://www.raisedhunting.com/Raised Canine:https://www.raisedhunting.com/collections/raised-caninesRaised Hunting Apparel:https://www.raisedhunting.com/collections/new-apparel-collection

Our next Alumni Conversation of the season is with one who we have watched grow up in front of our eyes. From winning the all around at the Level 9 Easterns, to excelling at the elite level, to her beautiful bars and beam as a Cal Bear. Our guest is the fabulous Gabby Perea. As we do with each episode we take a journey back with Gabby to her Region 5 days and how her time as an elite helped her in the transition to college gymnastics. We of course dive into the beam dismount that broke the Gymternet, her standing full at nationals and much much more. 

Charlie and Keith are joined by Ravi Vasudevan to discuss changes to the European club structure. Then they recap the end of the college regular season as well as hit some small ball.Deep Look is sponsored by Sunset Lake CBD. Use coupon code "deeplook" for 20% off your order.Check out the New European Club Ranking Page https://ranking.ultimatefederation.eu/Check out the ESPN+ Original "Tryouts" Premiering April 10th https://app.frame.io/presentations/4c5a5a77-2dcb-4384-a956-7ddf8ff5c338

Have you ever sat in the stillness of an early season morning, as an eastern's gobble echoes through the hardwoods? It's a feeling that never grows old to turkey hunters. We're bringing that experience straight to your ears, sharing the tactics, laughs, and heart-pounding moments from one of our latest turkey hunting adventures in north Georgia.Turkey hunting is much more than just a sport; it's a dance with nature where every step counts. In this conversation, we navigate the varied landscapes of private and public lands, illustrating how the subtlest decisions can tilt the odds in our favor—or send us home with only stories to tell. Together, we dissect the intricacies of turkey behavior on hills and flatlands, the impact of weather on our feathered adversaries, and why setting up in the perfect spot sometimes means outsmarting hens and gobblers alike. And for those moments when the unexpected happens, like a wandering deer crashing the party, we share how we adapt and stay silent in the pursuit of the ultimate prize.Wrapping up, we take a moment to reflect on the deep-rooted traditions and community spirit that make turkey hunting an enduring part of our heritage. This episode isn't just about the hunts; it's a tribute to the camaraderie, the anticipation of future outings, and how the legacy of turkey hunting is woven into our very fabric. Chase and I invite you to join us as we prepare for the NWTF convention and plan our next excursions, including a hopeful jaunt to South Florida. Whether you're an experienced hunter or just love a good story from the great outdoors, we guarantee you'll walk away from this episode feeling part of something much bigger than yourself.Check out the SPRING LEGION YouTube Channel to watch the VidCast version of each episode by Clicking Here.Follow us on Instagram:@springlegion@hunter.farrior@austincsills@chasefarriorShop Spring Legion Online, using code PODCAST24 for 10% off your next online order! Limited time offer

We recap Britt and Austin's big showing at Easterns in New Jersey and then go over/underrated on hot topics.

Smut and Django are back from their summer breaks, though the films still kept on coming. In this episode, they go over some of the themes, films and fun that happened while Cultpix Radio was off the air. There was no episode on Hungarian 'Easterns' (aka 'Goulash Westerns') or about director Bob Chinn, which might still get their own dedicated podcasts in the future. Meanwhile we have split the Top 10 lists into two - one 'Naughty' (adult) and 'Nice' (scifi, horror and everything else). We were written about in Variety and had a full spread in Scandinavia's largest broadsheet newspaper Dagens Nyheter. We signed deals for more German sex comedies and a brand new genre of South African blaxploitation films. We give a taster of the Bob Chinn Theme Week, the porn director who inspired the Burt Reynolds character in "Boogie Nights" (1997), with an intro clip from "Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls" (1978), with John Holmes interviewing Desiree Cousteau for the part of roller skate pizza-delivery girl.  We will definitely return to him, not least with many more of his films beautifully restored by our friends at Vinegar Syndrome. We had a season of martial arts/kung-fu films with two weeks of 'Everybody Was Kung-Fu Fighting', with Django Nudo's favourite "Black Samurai" (1976), which is martial arts-meets-blaxploitation and features jet-pack flying. Smut Peddler picks "The Vixens of Kung-Fu" (1978), which is martial arts mashed up with porn. We have knock-off Bruce Li in "Edge of Fury" (1978), but also the real Bruce Lee in "Martial Arts Mayhem Vol 1" (1970), Vol 2 and Vol 3. Thanks to our partner Echelon Studios and as part of our Theme Week - The 70's Horror Decade, we had two of our biggest films ever, including the original "Halloween" (1978) and David Cronenberg's "Shivers" (1975). We will have a future Rocky Horror 'Science Fiction - Double Feature' films mentioned in the song. We concluded our Zatoichi third theme week, a film series mentioned in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" novelisation. There was the Sweden Abroad theme week and Science Fiction Classics, with a current season of Sappho Darling- Lesbian 60's.  There is a great Spotify summer playlist. 

The Ancient Allan by H. Rider Haggard audiobook. This is the thrilling tale as told by Allan Quatermain of events in his life, or should we say his lives? By the use of a mystical herb, he is transported to a time when he was an Egyptian hunter and warrior fighting to free Egypt from the bonds of the Easterns and to win the heart of the lovely Amada. We learn with him the importance of honor and truthfulness in all our dealings. We also see the necessity of bravery in dealing with enemy forces as well as our love interests. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, I'm speaking with Joel Bassam, President of Easterns Automotive Group. 00:00 - Intro 02:03 - Joel's background 05:15 - Easterns business model 13:06 - Weathering the current market 20:19 - Unit economics & Sourcing 30:37 - CDG's gov't auction story 36:21 - Revenues & Margins 42:28 - Marketing strategy 54:12 - Growth & Expansion 59:23 - Wrapping up Follow Joel: @jbassam2 on Twitter. Joel's LinkedIn. Easterns.com. Please take a moment to visit this episode's sponsor: ⁠Fullpath⁠ – Discover Automotive's Leading Customer Data and Experience Platform. Turn your first-party data into customers for life with ⁠Fullpath⁠.  Check out ⁠⁠⁠the website⁠⁠⁠ for more and follow me on Twitter ⁠@GuyDealership⁠! Interested in advertising with CarDealershipGuy? Join the sponsor waitlist ⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠. This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as a basis for investment decisions.

The club season is in full swing! Theo flies solo on this week's episode and discusses Winnipeg provincials, Mixed Easterns, Disc Flicker and much more in the news section. He then previews both Fishbowl and Jazzfest in the main event, which includes marquee matchups and of course, picks!

Wooo-weee! What a wild week it has been! College nationals has come and gone and the dust has settled. Find out how UBC and Victoria did in Ohio and hear some fun stories along the way! The most action-packed episode in your podcast app kicks off with Theo and Danie discussing multiple provincial tournaments that took place, the first Quebec tournament of the year and a mini-preview of the upcoming Mixed Easterns happening in Devens, MA. You don't want to miss this.

Inflation and low inventory have caused new and used vehicle prices to soar over the past year. On this episode of The Walk Around podcast we discuss customer education, how used EVs will impact dealerships and how used car dealers are managing when major manufacturers like Tesla cut prices on their new vehicles. This conversation will benefit any dealer looking for insight into customer relations, used cars and more. In this episode you'll hear: How to appeal to consumers left behind in this inflationary period How used car dealers can differentiate themselves from franchise dealers Missing price segments in the marketplace and what that means to the consumer What acquiring inventory may be like in the future for used dealerships Whether there is a profitable market for EVs at used car dealerships Joel Bassam is the President of Easterns Automotive Group, a family-owned used car dealership that operates eight retail locations around DC, Maryland and Viriginia. He is the second generation to work at Easterns since it opened in 1988, starting at the family business at the age of 12. Joel moved his way around the dealership from service tech to sales manager, director of marketing and beyond. Fun fact: Joel is a Walk Around listener who asked to be on the podcast to share the perspective of an independent used car dealer with our audience. And we're glad he did! If you have unique insights to share with us, reach out, and you may find yourself on an upcoming episode! For more about Joel, visit his LinkedIn profile: linkedin.com/in/joel-bassam Like this episode? Check out JM&A Insider for more content like this.

In this Episode, Stephen talks with Amanda Goodpasture from The National Wild Turkey Federation.  Amanda is the regional director for South Texas and her and Stephen talk turkeys.You can find out more about the NWTF at https://www.nwtf.orgYou can reach out to Amanda at https://www.instagram.com/nwtfamanda/You can follow Stephen on Facebook by searching for stephenrobbinshd or on Instagram at StephenHuntDay.You can also email Stephen at stephen.huntingday@gmail.com or info.huntingday@gmail.com.And until next time, keep hunting and doing what God calls you to do.

Dr. Colter Chitwood re-joins the podcast to give us an update of the on-going turkey research in the state of Oklahoma. Learn details of the hunter-led work estimating vital rates to increase poult per hen ratios, and learn how state-wide genetics can help us understand turkey movement across the landscape. Dr. Colter Chitwood (Academic Profile) Dr. Marcus Lashley (DrDisturbance) (Academic Profile) Dr. Will Gulsby (dr_will_gulsby) (Academic Profile) Turkeys for Tomorrow (turkeysfortomorrow)   UF DEER Lab (ufdeerlab) Donate to wild turkey research: UF Turkey Donation Fund , Auburn Turkey Donation Fund This podcast is made possible by Turkeys for Tomorrow, a grassroots organization dedicated to the wild turkey. To learn more about TFT, go to turkeysfortomorrow.org. Help us help turkeys by rating this podcast and sharing it with your friends and family. Produced by Charlotte Nowak  

Dr. Colter Chitwood re-joins the podcast to give us an update of the on-going turkey research in the state of Oklahoma. Learn details of the hunter-led work estimating vital rates to increase poult per hen ratios, and learn how state-wide genetics can help us understand turkey movement across the landscape. Dr. Colter Chitwood (Academic Profile) Dr. Marcus Lashley (DrDisturbance) (Academic Profile) Dr. Will Gulsby (dr_will_gulsby) (Academic Profile) Turkeys for Tomorrow (turkeysfortomorrow)   UF DEER Lab (ufdeerlab) Donate to wild turkey research: UF Turkey Donation Fund , Auburn Turkey Donation Fund This podcast is made possible by Turkeys for Tomorrow, a grassroots organization dedicated to the wild turkey. To learn more about TFT, go to turkeysfortomorrow.org. Help us help turkeys by rating this podcast and sharing it with your friends and family. Produced by Charlotte Nowak  

Dr. Colter Chitwood re-joins the podcast to give us an update of the on-going turkey research in the state of Oklahoma. Learn details of the hunter-led work estimating vital rates to increase poult per hen ratios, and learn how state-wide genetics can help us understand turkey movement across the landscape. Dr. Colter Chitwood (Academic Profile) Dr. Marcus Lashley (DrDisturbance) (Academic Profile) Dr. Will Gulsby (dr_will_gulsby) (Academic Profile) Turkeys for Tomorrow (turkeysfortomorrow)   UF DEER Lab (ufdeerlab) Donate to wild turkey research: UF Turkey Donation Fund , Auburn Turkey Donation Fund This podcast is made possible by Turkeys for Tomorrow, a grassroots organization dedicated to the wild turkey. To learn more about TFT, go to turkeysfortomorrow.org. Help us help turkeys by rating this podcast and sharing it with your friends and family. Produced by Charlotte Nowak  

Charlie and Keith dive in to Easterns, where UNC took the crown and elite D-I men's teams made their final regular season statements. They also take a look at the projected final bid picture to see who surprised and disappointed.

Dr. Colter Chitwood re-joins the podcast to give us an update of the on-going turkey research in the state of Oklahoma. Learn details of the hunter-led work estimating vital rates to increase poult per hen ratios, and learn how state-wide genetics can help us understand turkey movement across the landscape. Dr. Colter Chitwood (Academic Profile) Dr. Marcus Lashley (DrDisturbance) (Academic Profile) Dr. Will Gulsby (dr_will_gulsby) (Academic Profile) Turkeys for Tomorrow (turkeysfortomorrow)   UF DEER Lab (ufdeerlab) Donate to wild turkey research: UF Turkey Donation Fund , Auburn Turkey Donation Fund This podcast is made possible by Turkeys for Tomorrow, a grassroots organization dedicated to the wild turkey. To learn more about TFT, go to turkeysfortomorrow.org. Help us help turkeys by rating this podcast and sharing it with your friends and family. Produced by Charlotte Nowak  

With the regular season drawing to a close, Charlie and Keith are joined by Jack Brown to talk about the Northwest Challenge women's, as well as the upcoming men's division of the tournament. The guys talk about the potential drama at Easterns, and touch on news from the PUL and AUDL.

This week, Chase and Sills recap what has been quite the representation of what we've preached for years - Real turkey hunting. The moments a slick gobbler sneaks in behind your tree and hammers a few yards behind you, is a feeling that will bring you back time and time again! Chase describes his emotions after a very meaningful Mississippi opening morning, which are relatable to so many, that can also be seen our YouTube channel.In This Episode:    Chase's Mississippi public land experience.  Raw emotions of meaningful turkeys.  What to do when encountering other hunters.  Details on our new YouTube Project for Spring 2023.  Remember to subscribe to our podcast, YouTube, and social platforms to catch all kinds of live content until Turkey Season 2023!  Follow us on Social Media:  Instagram: @springlegion  TikTok: @springlegion  YouTube: springlegion  Facebook: @springlegion  Snapchat: @springlegion  More may be found at springlegion.com  Thank you all for listening and Rolling Thunder Game Calls & Lite Boots for making this podcast possible!  We want to give a huge THANK YOU  to everybody who takes the time to leave us a good review on here. It means more than you know and we appreciate every single one of them!  

Die zwei furchtlosen Schwertkämpfer des Nachtprogramms wetzen noch einmal die Klingen und begeben sich sodann auf einen Streifzug in die Vergangenheit, weiter zurück als je zuvor, nicht nur in die 70er Jahre, sondern sogar in die ausklingenden 60er, die Blütezeit des sogenannten "Easterns", die Hochzeit der legendären "Shaw Brothers". Während Sergej damit weitestgehend Neuland betritt, muss Martin heraus finden, ob seine profunden Kenntnisse des jüngeren Hongkong-Kinos auch hier von Nutzen sind. Natürlich wird in der Geschichte des Studios herum gestochert, eigene Erfahrungen heran gezogen werden, im Zentrum sollen aber zwei Filme des wohl profiliertesten Regisseurs der Hongkonger Filmfabrik, Chang Cheh, stehen, beide aus der gleichen Schaffensperiode des Meisters, beide mit den gleichen Hauptdarstellern: "Die Todespagode des gelben Tigers" und "Das Schwert des gelben Tigers", international bekannt als "Have Sword, Will Travel" und "The New One-Armed Swordsman". Findet mit den Kämpen vom Nachtprogramm heraus, ob man trotz der Ähnlichkeiten beide Filme gesehen haben muss, ob vielleicht auch einer von beiden reicht oder ob das alles sowieso veralteter Schnee von Vorvorgestern ist, der getrost dem Vergessen anheim fallen darf! Folgt uns auf Twitter Instagram Sergejs Letterbox Und besucht: https://www.actionfreunde.de/ https://liquid-love.de/forum/ Music Intro: https://www.purple-planet.com Weitere Soundeffekte: Timo Heidl

Hunting Henned Up Gobblers with Donald Devereaux Jarrett This week, author and guide, Donald Devereaux Jarrett, joins Cameron and Andy on the show to give his strategies for hunting henned up gobblers. This is part 2 of our Hunting Henned Up Gobblers series where we have different hunters on the show to discuss the exact same topic. Donald shares his strategies for hunting henned up Easterns and Merriams wild turkeys as well. There are some great takeaways from this interview that I think will help us all to have more success during early season hunts. Listen in!

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor start the show by hearing from Khalif El-Salaam after the guys discussed him as a surprise inclusion on the USA National Team that will compete at the World Games. Then they take a look at the strengths of Team USA and think about where players might line up -- offense or defense -- in crucial point situations. They also talk some potential strategy for the team. Later, they interview Brown captain John Randolph about the team's regular season sweep at Warm Up, SMI, and Easterns. Plus: some small ball!

In a jam-packed episode, Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss the USA World Games team selection, welcome in WFDF's Brian Gisel for a live World Games pool draw, talk with Colorado's Stacy Gaskill about her time at the Olympics and at this weekend's Northwest Challenge, look ahead to Easterns, and preview the Premier Ultimate League season that starts this weekend.Chapters0:00 Team USA World Games Roster20:00 Brian Gisel Draws World Games Pools35:00 Olympian Stacy Gaskill58:45 Northwest Challenge Recap1:07:45 Eastern's Preview & Picks1:14:40 USAU Covid Update1:16:15 PUL Preview & Picks

Two convincing wins and a tough loss to the eventual tourney winner mean a positive outcome for 'Roos head coach Mark Lawrence. Austin College finished third out of seven teams at last weekend's CWPA Division III Eastern Championships beating Washington & Jefferson and Penn State Behrend while losing to Johns Hopkins. The coach talks with us about those results, the upcoming MPSF Championships at Stanford, conveying calm in feisty game situations, and a lot more.We end the show too soon for McCoy who lets listeners know he want's much, much more of James and Dad. Sorry buddy.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-txwaterpolo-podcast/donations

We drop in with Craig at a monster set wave during the long board championship heat of ESA Easterns Jenette's Pier. The outcome of the wave? Well, you'll have to listen and find out! If you like what you've been hearing please consider supporting the work by buying me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/mywave

Hollywood has Westerns. Japan has Easterns. Mifune stars as a wandering samurai who stumbles upon a town in turmoil. He decides to help the restaurant owner reclaim the town's peace from the two warring gangs... Kurosawa Cinema: 1) Sanshiro Sugata (1943) 2) Ikiru (1952) 3) Seven Samurai (1954) 4) Yojimbo (1961) 5) Ran (1985) 6) Madadayo (1993) Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzMwCEPYI47Mq7W997iJkbg?view_as=subscriber Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastthesubtitles?fan_landing=true Instagram: @pastthesubtitles --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gps1/support

Erin Merrill never truly hunted until she was in her twenties, but that doesn't mean she wasn't in the woods chasing deer with her dad growing up in the woods of Maine. Erin is currently one of the premier outdoors writers working for Drury Outdoors as a senior writer for DeerCast, writing a monthly column in Northwoods Sporting Journal and President and co-founder of "Women of the Maine Outdoors" where she is leading the way in enabling women and young girls in getting involved in the outdoors. This was a great conversation about a lot of what is going on in Maine currently with all the different species that are available to hunters and with public/private land hunting rights. We also chatted about the wild turkey populations and how they are doing so well that now they are sending birds all the way down here to Texas to be stocked into rebuilding populations of Easterns. Make sure to follow her on Social media and on her blog as she is constantly putting out great content! Instagram: Erin (@woodsandcoffee) • Instagram photos and videos Blog Maine Hunting Blog by Erin Merrill • And A Strong Cup of Coffee Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 118 Huntin' Easterns   AB3 covers a variety of topics in today's episode, from turkey hunting to grilling to baseball.   Episode Highlights AB3 remembers his father, Adam Bryant Jr. Similarities between hunters and baseball players Hunting deer and grilling on the Traeger Why AB3 hates hunting Easterns 3 Key Points   There are many traits that hunters, especially bowhunters, and baseball players have in common. Obviously, both require a lot of the same skills and disciplines. In fact, a lot of baseball players are bowhunters themselves and love outdoor adventures in general. There are tons of ways to enjoy deer; but, AB3 prefers the classics: backstrap and stew. He doesn't do anything special with the backstrap. For him, experimenting with different seasonings and rubs and grilling the meat until it's done always makes for tasty wild game. Of the big four—Merriam, Rio Grande, Eastern, and Osceola; it has been said that the Easterns and Osceolas are the two toughest to hunt. AB3 has never hunted Osceolas, but says that Easterns are a pain to track because, unlike Merriams and Rios, they “shut the hell up” as soon as you call them.   Three Powerful Quotes   The big picture, at the end of the day, is folks getting back out in the world and enjoying events. ~AB3 I hate hunting Easterns because I've hunted Merriams and I've hunted Rios and, as an average to below-average caller, it's fun to call Merriams and Rios, but Easterns fly off the roost, hit the ground, and shut the hell up. ~AB3 Not everything in life has to be hard to be enjoyed. I'm a firm believer that there's too many people walking around saying if it's not hard and it's not a challenge, it's not rewarding. Bullshit. It can be just as rewarding and just as fun if it was easy and you had a good time doing it. ~AB3   Resources Mentioned   Bryant Land Show:  https://bryantlandcountry.com/the-bryant-land-country-podcast/ OnXHunt link: https://www.onxmaps.com/hunt-app Traeger Grills: https://www.traegergrills.com Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/bryantland BassPro Affiliate: https://bassproshops.vzck.net/NaQx7 Follow Bryant Land on social media: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | Vimeo  

A Minnesota Turkey Hunt This week, Cameron shares his awesome Minnesota turkey hunt with us from the spring of 2020. This was a bit of an impulse trip for Cameron as he could not stand me sending him pictures of dead turkeys from my trip to the midwest with Yankee John and Chip. After getting several of those pictures, he decided he needed to load up and make the short 11 hour drive to Minnesota to chase some hard gobbling Easterns. I think he is pretty glad he made that decision. Listen in to this great episode with Cameron's hunt audio and story of his Minnesota wild turkey.

He is often called the Athanasius of the West, and the two men had much in common. They defended the Council of Nicaea and opposed the emperor ... and suffered exile for their trouble. But Hilary's approach to controversy differed from that of Athanasius. He listened to his opponents, read their works, and found common ground when he could. When he couldn't, he was able to address their concerns clearly and directly. He was even willing to work with heretics as they opposed more radical heresies. He composed the first systematic treatise on the Trinity and was perhaps the first to introduce hymns into Western worship. His own hymns are still sung today. Links Hilary of Poitiers, On the Councils, or the Faith of the Easterns https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/fathers/view.cfm?recnum=2850 Hilary of Poitiers, On the Trinity (first 3 books) https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/fathers/view.cfm?recnum=2851 Hilary of Poitiers, hymns https://hymnary.org/person/Poitiers_Ho A hymn by Hilary in English translation https://youtu.be/bf51fVfV0VE More works by the Fathers https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/fathers/ Mike Aquilina's website https://fathersofthechurch.com Theme music: Gaudeamus (Introit for the Feast of All Saints), sung by Jeff Ostrowski. Courtesy of Corpus Christi Watershed http://www.ccwatershed.org Donate today! https://www.catholicculture.org/users/donate/audio

Join host Chester Moore as he interviews Jason Hardin, Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Wild Turkey Program leader about turkeys in Texas. Learn about ongoing Rio Grande research and even restoration, the hard work of restoring Easterns to the Pineywoods and even about the elusive Merriam's turkeys of Texas' Guadalupe Mountains. Subscribe to this podcast for regular updates. Subscribe to the Higher Calling blog at www.highercalling.net by entering your email address at the subscribe prompt at the top right of this page. You can contact Chester Moore by emailing chester@chestermoore.com.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join host Chester Moore as he interviews Jason Hardin, Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Wild Turkey Program leader about turkeys in Texas. Learn about ongoing Rio Grande research and even restoration, the hard work of restoring Easterns to the Pineywoods and even about the elusive Merriam's turkeys of Texas' Guadalupe Mountains. Subscribe to this podcast for regular updates. Subscribe to the Higher Calling blog at www.highercalling.net by entering your email address at the subscribe prompt at the top right of this page. You can contact Chester Moore by emailing chester@chestermoore.com.   

When most of us think of a turkey hunt, we think of gobbling Easterns across the midwest and even chasing Merriam's further west on flat terrain. On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, Dan talks with Dylan Dowson about a turkey hunt in New Mexico at 9000 feet elevation. But this episode is more that just a story about turkey hunting, it's a story about the conservation efforts of the Nation Wild Turkey Federation and how they transformed the landscape to improve the habitat for the turkey that call that mountain home. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

When most of us think of a turkey hunt, we think of gobbling Easterns across the midwest and even chasing Merriam's further west on flat terrain. On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, Dan talks with Dylan Dowson about a turkey hunt in New Mexico at 9000 feet elevation. But this episode is more that just a story about turkey hunting, it's a story about the conservation efforts of the Nation Wild Turkey Federation and how they transformed the landscape to improve the habitat for the turkey that call that mountain home. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

This week on STF, the guys recap Pat’s Fool’s Fest win, then get deep into college. They announce the rest of the STF All-Star team, take credit for UNC’s Easterns losses, and decide where a bunch of high school seniors will be going to college next fall.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss the end of the undefeated streaks for both UNC Darkside and the UCSD Psychos before talking with Ultiworld reporters Edward Stephens and Katie Raynolds about Easterns (11:04) and Northwest Challenge (41:39), respectively. Later in the show, Keith and Charlie debate the state of the USAU rankings (1:03:25) before doing a preview of the upcoming AUDL season (1:27:32).

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor debate whether UNC's 2019 undefeated streak is still alive before welcoming in Robyn Fennig, the new President of the Board of Directors at USA Ultimate (6:25). Later, Ultiworld reporter Daniel Prentice stops by to talk Women's Centex, Northwest Challenge, and Easterns (31:03). The guys close out the show with their final regular season picks and a Small Ball segment featuring an NIT-style tournament and pancake catches (1:09:47).

This week I'm joined by my friend Glenn Neufeld to discuss last month's Easterns, and the road to reviving the meet over the last three years.We also talk about some of the surprising things at the meet that make it a little different from your average swimming competition: Permalink

Allen Clark and John Cuellar are back for another episode Live from #Albuquerque, New Mexico. Comedian Mary Byrd is in to promote the #ABQFunnyFest, and our pal Jason Green hanging out too. #PodernFamily John has a thing for the Clint Eastwood movie High Plains Drifter, Jason remarks on how huge it was to hit individuals and we close out with a fire drill video. 

You can help support this podcast by making a donation via PayPal.Thank you to everyone that has take the time to leave a review, send me an email or send me a tweet. It has truly meant the world to me!This was such a great conversation! Ted and I talked about what its like to coach at Harvard and what he is trying to do to build a community. He also goes into some detail on recruiting which was very insightful. Bio (from the Harvard website)Ted Minnis is in his ninth year as The Friends of Harvard Water Polo Head Coach. Minnis is the 10th coach in Harvard men's and women's water polo history, and the first individual to serve in the role since the position was endowed in May 2013.During the 2017 campaign with the men's team, Minnis helped lead the Crimson to a 24-8 overall record, a second-straight Northeast Water Polo Conference title and a second-straight NCAA Tournament appearance. The men's team concluded it's season with a trip to the NCAA Quarterfinals in Los Angeles. He also helped guide freshman Dennis Blyashov to All-America third-team and NEWPC Rookie of the Year recognition, along with sophomore Austin Sechrest who was named an All-America honorable mention. Minnis now boasts 149 victories with the men's team. Coach Minnis became the winningest coach in Harvard water polo history for both the men’s and women’s programs during the 2016-17 season. On the men’s side, Minnis won his program-best 100th game on the opening day of the 2016 season against then-No. 10 UC Davis. Minnis and the Crimson finished with an overall record of 27-7, pushing his then-total to 125 victories. He is also the all-time leader in wins for the women's water polo program with 111 total wins, surpassing Chris Hafferty’s total of 81 wins during the 2014-15 campaign.The 2016 Harvard men’s water polo team recorded its third-straight season with 20-plus wins for the first time in school history and defeated a program record 13 ranked opponents. Harvard reached as high as No. 8 in the CWPA poll, marking its highest ranking ever. The Crimson won the first conference championship in school history, taking home the Northeast Water Polo Conference (NWPC) Championship and clinching its first-ever NCAA Championship appearance. Harvard went on to win its first NCAA tournament game with a victory over No. 12 Bucknell, before defeating No.9 UC Davis to secure a spot in the NCAA Final Four.Minnis was recognized as the Monte Nitzkowski Distinguished Men's Coaching Award winner of 2016. He won the award for the Northeast zone earlier in the year, before being voted as the national recipient by a panel of judges.Minnis was selected as the 2016 USA Water Polo Zone Award Winner at the conclusion of the season for the Northeast. He helped guide Joey Colton to second-team All-America honors and Noah Harrison to All-America honorable mention. Colton, along with Dan Stevens, was named NWPC first team as well.On the women's side in 2016-17, Minnis helped lead the Crimson to a 15-14 mark and its highest finish since 2000 at the CWPA Championships. A team that allowed less than eight goals a game throughout the year, the Crimson powered past Indiana to reach the semifinals and ultimately record fourth overall at the tournament.In 2015, Coach Minnis guided the men’s program to a 21-10 overall record and one of its most historic seasons in program history. Harvard reached as high as No. 12 in the CWPA poll, and the Crimson finished third at the CWPA Championship and advanced to the semifinals for the first time during Minnis’ tenure. Harvard downed three top-10 opponents on the season and six ranked opponents, both program firsts. Minnis was honored as the CWPA Northern Division Coach of the Year for the second time and guided several members of the Crimson to postseason accolades. Anthony Ridgley was named CWPA Northern Division Rookie of the year, Ben Zepfel and Joey Colton earned nods on the first team, while Noah Harrison, Dan Stevens and Colin Woolway were named to the second team.The women's team enjoyed one of its most successful seasons yet in its sixth season under Minnis, finishing the year at 24-10, recording the first back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time in program history. The Crimson checked in at No. 13 in the CWPA rankings from March 23 – April 6 for its highest ranking ever, while also marking a program first with nine wins against top-25 teams this season. The Crimson defeated the No. 13 ranked opponent twice, downing its highest ranked opponent in program history. Yoshi Andersen and Cleo Harrington earned CWPA Division I/II first team all-conference honors, while Melissa Balding was tabbed to the second team.The women's program was strong in his fifth season going 20-13, the most wins since 2004. For the team’s performance throughout the 2015 season, coach Minnis was named the CWPA Division I/II Coach of the Year, the first such honor obtained by a Harvard women's water polo coach. The 20 wins put Minnis atop the all-time wins list at 87 wins in just five seasons. The Crimson also had four players earn All-CWPA Division I/II honors, including Yoshi Andersen earning a first team nod.Coach Minnis also led the men’s program to a 22-10 overall record, its best finish under his tenure and the most wins since 2000. For the first time, Harvard went undefeated on its annual California road trip, going 5-0 including an upset victory over then-No. 16 Whittier. The Crimson finished second at the CWPA Northern Division Championship for the second consecutive season, after upsetting then-No. 17 St. Francis and narrowly falling to, the eventual Northern and Eastern champions, Brown in the championship game. Harvard’s strong season earned them numerous accolades. Sophomore Joey Colton was named the CWPA Northern Player of the Year and freshman Colin Chiapello was named the CWPA Northern Rookie of the Year, junior Ben Zepfel was named to the CWPA All-Northern first team for the second consecutive season, while sophomore Blake Lee and junior Collin Woolway were named to the CWPA All-Northern second team.In his fourth season at the helm, both programs continued to grow crossing the double-digit wins mark for a fourth consecutive season. The men finished the season 18-14 and took second place at the CWPA Northern Championship. Coach Minnis was named 2013 CWPA Coach of the Year along with three players earning All-CWPA Northern Division honors, led by Ben Zepfel being named to the first team. The women's side earned 15 wins in its fourth season under coach Minnis and took fourth place at the CWPA Northern Championships. Melissa Balding was named the 2014 Rookie of the Year, becoming the first ever women's player to earn that honor. She was joined by Yoshi Andersen who earn first team honors and Shayna Price who was named to the season team.In 2012-13, Minnis directed both programs to double-digit wins and berths in the CWPA Eastern Championships. The men’s team finished fourth at the CWPA Northern Division Championships, its highest finish since 2007, on its way to a seventh-place finish at Easterns. The men’s team also performed well out of the pool, as 13 Crimson were named CWPA Student-Athletes for the second consecutive season.The 2013 season saw Minnis direct the women’s program to its longest win streak, eight games, since water polo became an NCAA sport in 2001. Harvard ended the year 18-16 to give itself three consecutive winning seasons for the first time since 2000-02. The squad also went on to place sixth at the Eastern Championships, tied for the fifth-best finish in program history. Aisha Price ’13 (first team), Ariel Dukes ’15 (second team) and Yoshi Andersen ’16 (second team) were all named to the CWPA All-Southern Division team.On the women’s side, Harvard completed its second straight winning season (17-12) in 2012 and won four out of five regular season Southern Division contests. The squad, which finished in seventh place at the CWPA Eastern Championships, had one of the biggest wins in recent years, as it took down No. 20 Hartwick, 12-11, on Senior Night. Six Crimson players won a combined 10 Player of the Week awards while Devan Kennifer ’12 (first team) and Elise Molnar ’13 (second team) were named All-Southern Division.In his first season as a collegiate head coach and first year in charge of the Crimson, Minnis showed immediate success. The men's squad won its most games (12) in three seasons and matched its CWPA Northern Division Championship finish (fifth) from the previous year. The men's team also finished third at the Ivy Championships and boasted 13 CWPA Scholar-Athletes and ACWPC All-Academic award winners.The women's team was also instantly successful during Minnis' first season. The Crimson women logged 17 victories, its most wins in six years, and its first above .500 record since 2005. The team had two CWPA Southern Division All-Conference players in Devan Kennifer ’12 and Monica Zdrojewski ’12 and had five different players earn CWPA Southern Division Player of the Week, Defensive Player of the Week or Rookie of the Week honors during the season.Minnis, who has competed and coached at the youth, club and high school level, came to Cambridge after serving as the interim director of athletics, aquatics director and head water polo and swim coach as Castilleja School in Palo Alto, Calif.Minnis is a veteran coach at the Stanford Club. During his 10-plus years of service, he won two Junior Olympic bronze medals, a U.S. Club Championship and finished among the top 10 at various national tournaments numerous times. Minnis served as the head coach for the Olympic Development Program Pacific Zone for three years and in 2009 worked with the National Youth team staff. Most recently, his teams picked up a pair of silver medals at the 16 and Under Olympic Development Regional Championship and Zone Championship.In 2007, Minnis was named the USA Water Polo Development Coach of the Year and in 2005 and 2007 was a Positive Coaching Alliance finalist for coach of the year.

This is a VERY COOL episode of Redskins Talk, listeners!!! While crashing the Eastern Motors commercial shoot, JP Finlay caught up with Jamison Crowder, Alex Smith, Ryan Kerrigan and Josh Norman, and in this pod, you'll hear his interviews with the OFFENSIVE players — and these interviews are fun because they're largely about non-football things. With Crowder, JP asks questions about the receiver being a new homeowner, Duke basketball, barbecue, how he found out about the Smith trade and his (lack of) social media habits. And with Smith, you'll hear the QB talk about how great it feels to be featured in an Easterns ad, traffic in the various places No. 11 has played in, how winning can be infectious throughout a city, his early impressions of Derrius Guice and the benefits of a training camp that's separate from the team facility. If you like podcasts where JP and Jamison go in-depth on beaches in Carolina and your team's new passer explains why Jay Gruden is fun to play for, then you will LOVE this episode.

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Happy Friday! In this episode, I explain how to get a level 9 or 10 routine to start from a 10.0. I felt inspired by Easterns and Westerns taking place this weekend and JO Nationals next weekend. I thought it might be helpful to the audience to better understand the requirements and nuances that go into designing a 10.0 start value routine. There are three main buckets to consider, special requirements, value parts and bonus. I hope my explanation and examples provide a bit of clarity as you cheer on your friends and family. If you have any questions, please email me, rebecca@leotard.com. Good luck to everyone competing! We hope you have a wonderful, safe and fun meet. Don't forget to point your toes

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor consider some potential changes for the 12th edition of the USA Ultimate rules before turning to look at the news from Easterns (28:58). Later in the show, some brief discussion of the first week of AUDL competition (50:02) and a review of the regular season picks battle between Charlie, Keith, and the listeners. (55:27)

It's a holy weekend and the guys from Sin The Fields are making a pilgrimage to Fools Fest. They go over what makes Fools such a special weekend and talk about what injuries are worth ending your season over. Later, it's time to catch up on the college season and then decide where high school listeners should go to college. All of that plus the world's greatest ever TAIGA.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor take you through a huge episode this week, kicking things off with a discussion of Dig and Ironside's merger. Then, they get to a big batch of spicy questions about Northwest Challenge, Centex, Easterns, and the college season (12:07). Later, Evan Lepler joins the program to talk about the upcoming AUDL season (40:23) and Loyola-Chicago alum Mike Geer comes on to talk about the basketball team's crazy run to the Final Four (1:17:17). Finally, Keith and Charlie make their Easterns picks! (1:25:53)

Sin The Fields makes it to 40 and continues spiraling into their perpetual mid-life crisis. Reports from Fool's Fest and Easterns, plus wall-to-wall coverage of AUDL week one and the Ultiworld Slack leak. The guys interview author Kevin Cramer about his new book (http://amzn.to/2nSwuNi) and the days when sanctioned games were played on parking lots. All that and more on a deluxe-sized Sin The Fields.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with Ultiworld reporters Simon Pollock, Katie Raynolds, and Keith Raynor about the final major regular season college tournaments, Easterns and the Northwest Challenge; breaks down the BYU decision to play at Conferences; looks at some big recent news stories; and talks about Ultiworld's coverage decisions relating to the YULA Invite high school tournament.Here are the timestamps of the show:1:04 - NW Challenge (Women's)26:55 - NW Challenge (Men's)35:03 - BYU46:45 - Easterns (Men's)83:24 - Buzz Bullets/Wind Chill Game89:33 - New Aria Disc93:26 - YULA Invite106:26 - AUDL Cable TV Deal

Charlie Eisenhood discusses the College Player of the Year candidates, looks ahead to the AUDL season with Nathan Jesson, makes his picks for the AUDL playoffs, and looks ahead to Easterns this weekend in Myrtle Beach.

In Episode 7 we present you Ryan Cruickshank, long time Oly lifter and all round nice guy. Ryan recently competed in Powerlifting for the first time and we briefly discuss this whilst getting through the mountain of News as the club is runs in to the busiest time of the year. The Podcast aims to let listeners know whats happening within the club; from competitions, events, socials and general info on training and the clubs' members. THE OPINIONS VOICED IN THIS VIDEO ARE FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES. And again please don't take anything too seriously - hope you enjoy!

Native Opinion Episode 31 “They Assume Rights That Are Not Theirs”   Reach our show: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook.com/nativeopinion Leave us voice mail: https://www.speakpipe.com/nativeopinion     Native News:   ARTICLE 1: Eastern Pequots resurrect federal recognition bid   Published June 02. 2016 7:09PM  By Brian Hallenbeck  Day staff writer Http://www.theday.com    First the news. Then the context. The news is: The Eastern Pequot Tribe has renewed its pursuit of federal recognition, a crucial status it won in a 2002 Bureau of Indian Affairs decision that was reversed three years later. In a petition sent last month to the BIA, the tribe — identifying itself as the “Historical Eastern Pequot Tribe” — asks the agency to “declare and reaffirm” its status as a “Previously Federally Acknowledged Tribe.” Summary: Taken from the article. What does this mean for The Eastern Pequot Nation? Following a lengthy overhaul of the federal-recognition process, the Interior Department adopted new regulations last year that many believed would preclude the Eastern Pequots and other tribes that had been denied recognition from resurrecting their claims. “Any petitioner that was previously denied Federal acknowledgment under this process may not re-petition,” the Interior Department announced. “This includes any petitioners that have reorganized or been renamed or that are wholly or primarily portions of groups that have been denied under these or previous acknowledgment regulations.” The Easterns’ petition, submitted by James Benny Jones Jr., a Washington, D.C.-based attorney and a member of the tribe, contends that the Historical Eastern Pequot Tribe “has never previously petitioned for Federal acknowledgment as either the Historical Eastern Pequot Tribe or under its constitutional government of the Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation.” Jones did not respond to phone and email messages seeking comment. In 2002, the BIA acknowledged the Eastern Pequot Indians and the Paucatuck Eastern Pequot Indians as one group, the Historical Eastern Pequot Tribe. The state and the towns of Ledyard, North Stonington, and Preston joined a challenge of the decision, prompting the Interior Board of Indian Appeals to review it. The Interior Department announced in October 2005 that it declined to recognize the Eastern Pequots and the Paucatuck Eastern Pequots, ruling that both tribal factions failed to meet two of seven mandatory requirements for acknowledgment. The department found that the state’s recognition of the Historical Eastern Pequot Tribe did not constitute evidence that the tribe had existed as a “community” or that it had maintained “political authority and influence” over its members from historical times to the present.   Article 2:   Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts isn't worried about a lawsuit filed by casino opponents. The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts isn't worried about a lawsuit filed by casino opponents. The tribe broke ground on the First Light Resort and Casino in early April. Opponents are asking a federal judge to halt construction but Chairman Cedric Cromwell said the facility is on track to open in the summer of 2017. "We do not see this lawsuit against the federal government as having any impact on our progress,' Cromwell told The Cape Cod Times. The tribe appears to be on the strong legal ground because the complaint in Littlefield v. Department of the Interior names the Bureau of Indian Affairs as the defendant. Due to sovereign immunity, the tribe cannot be sued without its consent. "In no other case has a court had to confront a sovereign tribe, put into immediate possession of trust lands, starting to construct a casino before any judicial review has occurred," attorney David Tennant, who is representing the casino opponents, said in an affidavit that was filed in support of a request to halt construction on the project. The BIA approved the land-into-trust application for the casino last fall and the land was declared a reservation in January. Summary: Once again, the attempts to halt Native progress is in full swing. It does not matter if it is wearing an Eagle feather at a graduation, or a project that will help Natives become, or stay self-sufficient. Even though I am not a supporter of Indian gaming, and there is a good reason why I am not a supporter, the fact remains, there are forces at work that are determined to halt ANY progress Natives try to make. That has been the case since contact.   Article 3: Title: This Date in History: American Indians Gain Citizenship – June 2, 1924 BY NATIVE NEWS ONLINE STAFF / CURRENTS / 02 JUN 2016 Published June 2, 2016    Summary: Imagine that! We were made citizens in our own country! 91 years ago, Congress passed and President Calvin Coolidge signed the Indian Citizenship Act, which stated “all noncitizen Indians born within the territorial limits of the United States be, and they are hereby declared to be, citizens of the United States: Provided that the granting of such citizenship shall not in any manner impair or otherwise affect the right of any Indian to tribal or other property.”  Only a non-Native would presume and assume the right to decide the fates of those who they have no right to judge, rule, or treat less than human.   The Clintons’ Haiti Screw-Up, As Told By Hillary’s Emails The family still doesn't know how to wield its own power. By Jonathan M. Katz September 02, 2015 It’s hard to find anyone these days who looks back on the U.S.-led response to the January 12, 2010, Haiti earthquake as a success, but it wasn’t always that way. Right after the disaster, even as neighborhoods lay in rubble, their people sweltering under tarps, the consensus—outside Haiti—was that America’s “compassionate invasion” (as TIME Magazine called it) had been “largely a success” (Los Angeles Times), offering further proof that “in critical moments of the history of mankind … the United States is, in fact, the indispensable nation” (Expresso, Portugal). As the latest release of Hillary Clinton’s personal emails by the U.S. State Department Monday revealed, that perception was not an accident. “We waged a very successful campaign against the negative stories concerning our involvement in Haiti,” Judith McHale, the under-secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs, wrote on February 26, 2010. Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/09/hillary-clinton-email-213110#ixzz4AXqQTLaD  Follow us: @politico on Twitter | Politico on Facebook  Summary:   How is it an entire population of people, (speaking in general), are not able to see the forest for the trees? The Clintons did not make an effort to assist the people of Haiti the way they led the world to believe. The Red Cross is not exempt from the lack of aid that should have been rendered to Haiti. Red Cross Built Exactly 6 Homes for Haiti With Nearly Half A Billion Dollars In Donations.  The Clinton’s own daughter was less than enthused with what she saw happening, and even less of what should have been happening. According to, Chelsea Clinton, and I quote:     “The incompetence is mind numbing,” she told her parents. “The UN people I encountered were frequently out of touch … anachronistic in their thinking at best and arrogant and incompetent at worst.” “There is NO accountability in the UN system or international humanitarian system.” The weak Haitian government, which had lost buildings and staff in the disaster, had something of a plan, she noted. Yet because it had failed to articulate its wishes quickly enough, foreigners rushed forward with a “proliferation of ad hoc efforts by the UN and INGOs [international nongovernmental organizations] to ‘help,’ some of which have helped … some of which have hurt … and some which have not happened at all.” End quote. Is it possible the former “First daughter” is not swayed but the aroma of money and power? We can only hope.   Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/09/hillary-clinton-email-213110#ixzz4AXrgR7Z4  Follow us: @politico on Twitter | Politico on Facebook   Title:   Main Stream News Media delegate estimate  The media fix is in. Tuesday, June 7th, mainstream media plans to call the democratic primary over, and Hillary Clinton the presumptive nominee of the Democratic party at 8PM eastern. This is a deliberate attempt by the media to affect voter turnout in California by making people believe it isn't worth getting out to vote. You will see the media stating that Hillary Clinton only needs 70-90 votes to win. This is false because they are counting SUPER DELEGATES in those projections. They have been doing that since the beginning, and they are all wrong. Super delegates only vote AT the democratic convention in July. The media is purposefully inflating Hillary Clintons voter numbers to sway public opinion away from Bernie Sanders. The race is much closer between her and Senator Sanders. Do NOT believe what the media is telling you! California....please VOTE on Tuesday!           

Charlie Eisenhood is joined by Patrick Stegemoeller for a long discussion of Easterns and a look ahead to the college men's postseason.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with Pat Stegemoeller about Easterns, Katie Raynolds, and Steve Hill about Ultiworld's new foray into disc golf.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss the Northwest Challenge and the College Women's POTY race, then Eisenhood talks to Pat Stegemoeller and Simon Pollock about Easterns and the Men's POTY race. The show wraps up as Eisenhood and Raynor discuss the upcoming AUDL season and make their picks for the semifinalists at the end of the season.

Many of the top college teams in the nation faced off this weekend at Easterns (Open) and Centex (Women's). With big upsets coming in both divisions, it's clear that there is greater parity than ever. Trying to pick a frontrunner -- or even a one seed -- for Nationals on the Open side will prove very difficult this year. In the women's division, can the North Central teams challenge the Northwest for dominance?

In this week's episode, we kick things off with a discussion of the state of professional ultimate and the "talent gap" between the MLU and the AUDL. We move to talking about the possibility of generating excitement and interest in the sport through the college scene.Finally, we take a look at the current college landscape and discuss the implications of this weekend's Easterns Qualifier, including its impact on bid allocation.

In this week's episode, we talk about the early stories from Warm Up, where Wisconsin went undefeated, including two wins over the defending champions Pittsburgh. We also talk about the President's Day Invite with Ultiworld's reporter and Arizona player Seth Stephens. With the first big East and West Coast tournaments of the year now completed, the strength bid picture starts to come into focus as teams position themselves for the big mid-season tests of Centex, the Stanford Invite, and Easterns.

Your mighty 'Roos returned from Pennsylvania with their first win of the season, a thumping of tournament hosts Washington & Jefferson. We talk about that, upcoming games, and the (still buzzing) UIL decision to add water polo with Austin College varsity Head Coach Mark Lawrence.Speaking of UIL, have you heard that they added water polo? Well you're gonna hear more as James and Joe vamp about how the news is being greeted in Texas and throughout the US.Plus, UT gets revenge for an earlier season loss to Texas A&M. Their men's club team will now travel to Pennsylvania in two weeks time to compete in the CWPA Men's Club Championships.That, and an important conversation about chocolate fountains and Frito® pie on this week's TXWaterpolo Podcast.Music:Sherman, Texas' Buck OwensSan Antonio's Alejandro EscovedoScott HolmesThe New ValleysMail the HorseSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-txwaterpolo-podcast/donations