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American birth rates fell after the great financial recession of 2007. Eighteen years later, there are fewer young adults who might go to college. For some schools, it's a crisis: the pandemic has combined with this smaller population of students to significantly cut the incoming freshman classes. In Western New York, some schools have already shut down. So what's next? How can higher ed deal with this challenge? How can they appeal to more students? Our guests discuss it.In studio: Brian Sharp, investigations and enterprise editor for WXXI News Amy Storey, president of Keuka College Ian Mortimer, president of the Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship ---Connections is supported by listeners like you. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member today, support the show, and help us close the gap created by the rescission of federal funding.---Connections airs every weekday from noon-2 p.m. Join the conversation with questions or comments by phone at 1-844-295-TALK (8255) or 585-263-9994, email, Facebook or Twitter. Connections is also livestreamed on the WXXI News YouTube channel each day. You can watch live or access previous episodes here.---Do you have a story that needs to be shared? Pitch your story to Connections.

The year 2023 was a deadly one at the Cook County Jail. Eighteen people died in custody, “for many reasons,” said reporter Carlos Ballesteros, who reported on the record year for Injustice Watch. His reporting cited drug overdoses, lapses from jail staff and failed oversight. In our last episode, we learned about a group of volunteers who set up outside Cook County Jail to hand out free supplies to people after they get released. Today, we'll hear about a few people who never were released, the conditions and circumstances that led to some of their deaths, what changes have been made and what changes may still be needed at the Cook County Jail. “Ultimately, it's jail, right?” Ballesteros said. “But the things we hear from people inside and their families is really disturbing.” The number of deaths at the jail has decreased since the 2023 report. We get an update from the Cook County Sheriff's Department, which oversees the jail.

The road to the 2026 World Cup is taking shape. Eighteen teams have already booked their place, while thirty more spots remain up for grabs in a qualifying race filled with surprises, setbacks, and storylines. We break down the latest developments from around the globe — from Equatorial Guinea's failed appeal to Venezuela's elimination and coaching change, to MLS stars leading scoring charts across multiple continents. Plus, Cristian Roldan's unexpected impact with the USMNT, fresh faces in the U.S. youth camps in Georgia, and the latest from England, Europe, and right here in Atlanta's college soccer scene.

Welcome to The Daily, where we study the Bible verse by verse, chapter by chapter, every day. Support our mission to teach every verse of the Bible. Read more here: Project23 Our text today is Judges 3:12-23 And the people of Israel again did what was evil in the sight of the Lord, and the Lord strengthened Eglon the king of Moab against Israel, because they had done what was evil in the sight of the Lord. He gathered to himself the Ammonites and the Amalekites, and went and defeated Israel. And they took possession of the city of palms. And the people of Israel served Eglon the king of Moab eighteen years. Then the people of Israel cried out to the Lord, and the Lord raised up for them a deliverer, Ehud, the son of Gera, the Benjaminite, a left-handed man. The people of Israel sent tribute by him to Eglon the king of Moab. And Ehud made for himself a sword with two edges, a cubit in length, and he bound it on his right thigh under his clothes. And he presented the tribute to Eglon king of Moab. Now Eglon was a very fat man. And when Ehud had finished presenting the tribute, he sent away the people who carried the tribute. But he himself turned back at the idols near Gilgal and said, “I have a secret message for you, O king.” And he commanded, “Silence.” And all his attendants went out from his presence. And Ehud came to him as he was sitting alone in his cool roof chamber. And Ehud said, “I have a message from God for you.” And he arose from his seat. And Ehud reached with his left hand, took the sword from his right thigh, and thrust it into his belly. And the hilt also went in after the blade, and the fat closed over the blade, for he did not pull the sword out of his belly; and the dung came out. Then Ehud went out into the porch and closed the doors of the roof chamber behind him and locked them. — Judges 3:12-23 Why would God choose a left-handed man with a hidden dagger to deliver his people? Israel fell again, this time under the heavy hand of King Eglon of Moab. Eighteen years of oppression. And then, once more, the cry for help. God's answer? Ehud—a left-handed man. In a tribe where warriors were expected to be right-handed, Ehud was an outsider. But that “weakness” became his advantage. Guards didn't suspect the dagger strapped to his right thigh. In the palace, standing before the bloated king, Ehud struck—and Israel's deliverance began. This story feels raw, almost shocking. But it's here to remind us: God doesn't save the way we expect. He uses unlikely people, in unlikely ways, to accomplish his purposes. Maybe you feel like Ehud—overlooked, underestimated, maybe even carrying what others see as a weakness. But with God, that very thing can become your weapon for his glory. God's not looking for polished people with perfect resumes. He's looking for willing hearts. He loves to flip weakness into strength, using the very things others count out to bring about victory. Stop disqualifying yourself. If God can use Ehud's left hand, he can use your story. ASK THIS: What's one area of my life where I feel disqualified or overlooked? How might God want to use that “weakness” as a strength? Do I believe God can deliver in ways I don't expect? Where do I need to step out in bold, Ehud-like faith this week? DO THIS: Write down one personal “weakness” you usually hide. Then ask God how he might want to use it for his glory. Take one step to offer it back to him today. PRAY THIS: Father, use what I see as weakness to show your strength. Help me trust that you can work through the parts of me I least expect. Amen. PLAY THIS: "God of the Impossible."

June 6, 1978. Jericho, Vermont. Michael Reapp, the husband of 32-year old Grace Reapp, claims he returned home from work and discovered that Grace and their five-year old daughter, Gracie Reapp, had disappeared, though he alleges Grace left behind a note stating that they ran off voluntarily. Eighteen years later, Michael himself goes missing after police announce that Grace and Gracie's disappearances have been reclassified as a homicide investigation and a search is being performed of their former property. While Michael is eventually indicted on two counts of murders, he winds up dead before he can be arrested or stand trial, so no trace of Grace or Gracie is ever found. Was Michael Reapp actually responsible for killing his wife and daughter? On this week's episode of “The Trail Went Cold”, we explore a convoluted missing persons case containing a number of surprising twists and turns. If you happen to have any information about this case, please contact the Vermont State Police at (802) 524-5993 Additional Reading: https://charleyproject.org/case/grace-marie-canto-reapp https://charleyproject.org/case/grace-noel-reapp https://www.newspapers.com/image/203304327/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/203304377/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/202452571/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/202452843/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/203304915/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/203304981/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/863479135/ https://www.capecodtimes.com/story/news/2001/06/07/clues-to-missing-woman-sought/51004169007/ https://www.rutlandherald.com/news/vt-police-say-man-wanted-in-1978-murders-is-dead/article_20bee1b7-8322-507f-a632-20ffaf6ebd3c.html https://www.hngn.com/articles/46885/20141023/hngn-true-crime-feature-where-are-brian-reapps-mother-and-sister-crime-contributor-jon-leiberman-reports-on-the-36-year-old-jericho-vt-double-murder-mystery.htm “The Trail Went Cold” is on Patreon. Visit www.patreon.com/thetrailwentcold to become a patron and gain access to our exclusive bonus content. The Trail Went Cold is produced and edited by Magill Foote. All music is composed by Vince Nitro.

We are so excited about this chat with the queen that is Britney S. Lewis and to bring you this episode just in time for the release of her new book BLOODMOON!!! Happy release day Britney!!!We can't wait for you all to tune in! But first, here's more about Britney:Britney S. Lewis is the award-winning and acclaimed author of The Undead Truth of Us and The Dark Place, both published with Disney Hyperion. She lives in Kansas City. You can follow Britney on her quickly growing TikTok account, where she loves talking about author success stories, book tropes, and connecting with readers.About BLOODMOON:You and I both know this ends in blood...Eighteen-year-old Mirabella “Mira” Owens grew up in Timber Plains, Kansas hearing all about the local legend—that werewolves had, many years ago, traveled to their small Midwest town to protect humans from the growing threat of a vampire enclave. Just a story of course, a fairy tale, one Mira had stopped believing in when she was young—just like she stopped believing in the idea of her mom returning, after she up and left without a trace when she was only thirteen.Mira is grown up now, starting freshman year at the nearby Lakeland University. College feels normal, exactly the thing she's been craving most... except for one particular classmate: Julian Santos, a mysterious boy with long hair, golden eyes, and a coldness that seems directed exclusively at Mira for reasons she can't understand and he won't explain.When Mira receives an unaddressed letter from her mother, she's told the world isn't as it seems. She suspects her mom might be telling the truth when she stumbles across strange animal tracks on a hiking trail, and when she's miraculously saved from a twenty foot drop by the one and only, Julian Santos.The problem? Julian would have had to jump the length of the cliff to catch her, making him incredibly fast and strong beyond belief. When she confronts him about this, he denies everything.But when a Blood Moon rises, Mira soon finds herself caught in the middle of an ancient, magical war, with Julian on the other side of the line. She discovers there's much more truth to the old town legends than she could ever have anticipated—and her family's historic role in it will change her world forever.BLOOD MOON is a dark and thrilling, intensely romantic ride, a fresh take on a werewolf love story for a new generation of paranormal romance readers, and is the first book in a series. It is set against a high-stakes paranormal backdrop—a world ripe with secret identities, rich supernatural lore, and a forbidden romance... that comes with a deadly bite.IG: @britney.s.lewisWebsite: https://www.britneyslewis.com/#pagestreetya #bloodmoon #britneyslewis #vampires #werewolves #twilight #weneeddiversebooks #vampirediaries #legendborn #newrelease #booksbooksbooks #booktok #bookstagram

Eighteen years ago, one strange little sales page hijacked my brain and never let go. It made me believe my laptop could set me free, and I've been chasing that idea ever since. In this episode, I unpack that story and what it teaches us about messages that last.

Eighteen years ago, one strange little sales page hijacked my brain and never let go. It made me believe my laptop could set me free, and I've been chasing that idea ever since. In this episode, I unpack that story and what it teaches us about messages that last.

But like I said, Ashwini saw this as more than just a medical crisis. He wanted to do so much more for Rajghat. So he collaborated with us, and he told the story of Rajghat on Youth Ki Awaaz. It slowly and steadily began picking attention. Thousands of people found out about Rajghat, NGOs came there, the first time in many years decision makers came to Rajghat and support began to rally. The courts took suo motu cognizance and asked the government to act. Slowly, electricity came to Rajghat. The first-ever school was built in Rajghat as well. And --但正如我所说，阿什维尼把这看作不仅仅是医疗危机。他想为 Rajghat 做更多事情。于是他与我们合作，在 Youth Ki Awaaz 上讲述了 Rajghat 的故事。这个故事逐渐引起了关注。成千上万的人知道了 Rajghat，非政府组织也来到了那里，很多年来首次有决策者走进了 Rajghat，支持力量开始汇聚。法院主动介入，要求政府采取行动。渐渐地，Rajghat 有了电力供应，村里第一所学校也建起来了。而且——And guess what? The first wedding in 22 years.你猜怎么着？22年来的第一场婚礼终于举行了。And Ashwini was not alone. After Ashwini, we saw Jolly's story. Jolly was a wheelchair user. Struggled her entire life to find accessible toilets. Her story went so viral, was read by more than a million people in less than a week, including the HR of her organization, that all the toilets at her workplace were reconstructed for her.而且，阿什维尼并不是唯一的故事。接下来我们看到了 Jolly 的故事。Jolly 是一位轮椅使用者，一生都在为寻找无障碍厕所而苦苦挣扎。她的故事迅速走红，在不到一周的时间里就有超过一百万人阅读，包括她所在机构的人力资源部。结果，她工作的地方把所有厕所都为她重新改造了。After Jolly came Rayees. Rayees talked about how there was a complete lack of menstrual hygiene awareness in the state of Kashmir in India. And his story sparked one of the largest menstrual hygiene awareness campaigns in Kashmir.在 Jolly 之后，是 Rayees 的故事。Rayees 谈到印度克什米尔邦在月经卫生意识方面几乎一片空白。而他的故事引发了克什米尔地区最大规模之一的月经卫生宣传活动。And for Pranay, his story led to the rescue of his father, who was stranded in Libya during the Arab Spring. And not just that. Eighteen thousand Indians were brought back to the country because his story made an impact.至于 Pranay，他的故事促成了对父亲的营救——他的父亲在阿拉伯之春期间被困在利比亚。而且不仅如此，因为他的故事产生了影响，18,000 名印度人被接回了国内。Now, these are not anomalies. We saw hundreds of them over the years, and what we realized was that we were really building individual agency. We were enabling a muscle, the muscle of change making.这些并不是孤例。多年来我们见证了上百个类似的故事，我们逐渐意识到，我们真正做的是在培养个人的行动力。我们在锻炼一块肌肉——改变的肌肉。But as the platform grew, the world became a lot more complex, we realized that the issues are also becoming very complex. It's difficult to get heard more and more, the louder the world gets. And climate change seemed like this faceless, shapeless, this mammoth of a beast that we just did not know what to do about. Thousands of young people had written about climate change on Youth Ki Awaaz, but it was almost like we were talking at it. We didn't know what to do about it.但是，随着平台的发展，世界也变得更加复杂，我们发现问题也变得越来越复杂。世界的声音越嘈杂，想让人听见就越困难。气候变化看起来像是一个无形无状、庞大无比的怪兽，我们完全不知道该如何应对。数以千计的年轻人在 Youth Ki Awaaz 上写过关于气候变化的文章，但几乎就像是在对着空气说话，我们不知道如何真正采取行动。So in 2023, we decided to do something different. We decided that we are going to collectivize these voices. So we launched a campaign called ZeroSeHero. The idea was very simple. We'll bring together young people, we'll get thousands of their stories, and we'll build a common platform where young people, decision makers, businesses, nonprofits, they can all come together to talk about something that climate experts love to talk about: net zero. Nobody understands it. We wanted people to understand it. This is the reality.所以在 2023 年，我们决定做一些不同的事情。我们决定把这些声音汇聚起来，于是发起了一个名为 ZeroSeHero 的活动。这个想法非常简单：我们要把年轻人聚集在一起，收集成千上万的故事，并建立一个共同的平台，让年轻人、决策者、企业、非营利组织都能聚在一起，去讨论一个气候专家们热衷谈论的话题：净零排放（net zero）。虽然几乎没人真正理解它，但我们希望让更多人理解。这就是现实。

With both the Scottish and UK Parliaments back in session today, there is a back to school vibe for this week's podcast. After a quite week last week everything is kicking up a gear. We look at the Keir Starmer's mini mini reshuffle, which is a lot less sensational than expected, but seems to be centralizing power in Number 10. We talk about the number of departures from the Scottish Conservatives, and the fact that one of them, Graham Simpson going to Reform, might jeopardize the recall petition idea that he is pushing through as a private member's Bill.We also talk about the Scottish Green's leadership election and what that might mean in terms of new leadership, the energy price cap, and Kemi Badenoch: drill, baby, drill. All of that and more. Home Truths for Home Rule3pm Kirkcudbright Parish Church Saturday 6th Septhttps://kbtfringe.com/events/06-09-2025-15-00-home-truths-for-home-rule-scotland-after-25-years-of-devolutionScotland's Parliament, established over 25 years ago, has changed how we do politics. But has its record and impact been as significant as its advocates claim? What have been its successes - and what could it do better? People feel increasingly alienated by party politics and the centralisation of ‘Edinburgh knows best'. How if at all can this change? Join journalist and campaigner Lesley Riddoch and former First Minister Henry McLeish assess the impact of devolution, the contours of next year's Scottish elections, and what Scotland's future should look like and how we might get there.LinksOn Sept 13 & 14 at Netherbow Theatre in Storytelling Centre Royal Mile Edinburgh 7pm.https://scottishstorytellingcentre.online.red61.co.uk/event/913:6226/“The Invaders' Fear of Memories” is a theatre piece based on the life and diaries of Yosef Nachmani – a Russian Jew who migrated from Tsarist Russia to Ottoman Palestine in 1907. Nachmani became Director of the Jewish National Fund in the Galilee and subsequently played a central role in the ethnic cleansing of Palestine's indigenous people. The play offers a perspective into the origins of settler-colonialism and apartheid in modern-day Israel, exploring themes of loyalty, violence, ideology, and grief.The Invaders' Fear of Memories is performed by Benjamin Rivers, the great grandson of Nachmani. Over the course of the play, Rivers performs 12 characters and sings in Arabic, Hebrew, Ukrainian, and Yiddish.Tam Dean Burn as guest actor and a panel of distinguished academics for post screening Q&ASince August 2023, The Invaders' Fear of Memories has been performed to audiences across four continents.Also Peter Kennard's new exhibition “GAZA” from 6pm on Friday August 8th at 13A Dundas Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6QG extended till end September.FREE SPEECH AGAINST THE GENOCIDE rally2pm Saturday Sept 6th Queen Elizabeth House (Scotland Office) Edinburghhttps://www.scottishpsc.org.ukThe Promise https://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-promisehttps://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-promiseClaire Foy and Christian Cooke star in Peter Kosminsky's BAFTA-nominated drama. Eighteen-year-old Erin sets out on an emotional journey when she retraces her grandfather's footsteps in Palestine. ★ Support this podcast ★

Amongst the horrors of Cher's life, she meets David Geffen and Posh and Fab wonder why nobody is mentioning the giant pink gay elephant in the room. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Ryan Wormeli, Derek Brown, and Tom Strachan as they highlight 11 potential breakout wide receivers that you should be targeting in your remaining 2025 fantasy football drafts! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Ricky Pearsall - 0:01:05 Xavier Worthy - 0:05:21 DraftKings BestBall - 0:09:52 Jalen Coker - 0:11:15 Emeka Egbuka - 0:17:07 Jaylen Waddle - 0:22:29 Joshua Palmer - 0:25:21 Darnell Mooney - 0:29:14 FantasyPros Draft Kit - 0:31:20 Zay Flowers - 0:32:01 George Pickens - 0:39:56 DeVonta Smith - 0:44:40 Travis Hunter - 0:48:45 Helpful Links:

Get last-minute 2025 fantasy football draft advice heading into Labor Day Weekend by joining Ryan Wormeli and Dr. Deepak Chona for their key NFL injuries to know! Is another foot injury the end of the road for Houston Texans RB Joe Mixon? When will Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Chris Godwin be back to full speed? Plus, what's the re-injury risk for Miami Dolphins RB De’Von Achane? The Pros let you know what ailments matter and which are just noise! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00FantasyPros ECR Rankings - 0:00:53Brandon Aiyuk (WR - SF) - 0:01:34Jauan Jennings (WR - SF) & Ricky Pearsall (WR - SF) - 0:02:56DraftKings Best Ball - 0:05:02Chris Godwin (WR - TB) - 0:06:23Joe Mixon (RB - HOU) - 0:09:16Fantrax - 0:10:31Najee Harris (RB - LAC) - 0:11:47Matthew Stafford (QB - LAR) - 0:12:49Jayden Reed (WR - GB) - 0:14:27De’Von Achane (RB - MIA) - 0:15:42Kenneth Walker III (RB - SEA) - 0:17:57Tyjae Spears (RB - TEN) - 0:19:53Isaiah Likely (TE - BAL) - 0:21:06FantasyPros Auto-Pilot - 0:23:15Outro - 0:23:54 Helpful Links:

Minneapolis is in mourning after a shooter fired on praying students through the windows of a church yesterday, killing two children. Eighteen other people were wounded, most of them students. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson as they highlight 12 league winners who need to be in your queue on draft day! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Tetairoa McMillan - 0:05:08 Kenneth Walker - 0:10:51 DraftKings BestBall - 0:17:20 Jayden Reed - 0:18:42 Tucker Kraft - 0:26:11 Jordan Mason - 0:29:43 Drake Maye - 0:33:44 Fantrax - 0:37:29 Bhayshul Tuten - 0:39:18 Marvin Mims - 0:42:16 FantasyPros Draft Assistant - 0:44:49 Braelon Allen - 0:45:25 Dylan Sampson - 0:49:11 FantasyPros My Playbook - 0:53:03 Luther Burden - 0:53:47 Josh Palmer - 0:55:30 Listener Picks - 0:57:25 Outro - 1:00:45 Helpful Links:

Join Joe Pisapia, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Chris Welsh as they debate whether you should be drafting or passing on some boom or bust players in your remaining 2025 fantasy football drafts! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Christian McCaffrey - 0:02:33 Breece Hall - 0:08:46 R.J. Harvey - 0:13:03 Joe Mixon - 0:17:48 Washington Commanders RBs - 0:21:39 DraftKings BestBall - 0:25:04 Tyreek Hill - 0:26:41 Tetairoa McMillan - 0:32:07 Rugiet - 0:35:22 Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy - 0:36:36 Chubbies - 0:41:25 Travis Hunter - 0:43:24 Lightning Round - 0:47:24 Los Angeles Rams WRs - 0:47:44 New Orleans Saints WRs - 0:48:24 Justin Fields - 0:49:37 Drake Maye - 0:50:40 Travis Kelce - 0:51:55 Tyler Warren - 0:52:49 Outro - 0:53:53 Helpful Links:

Minneapolis' Police Chief says they'll be working to make sure schools are protected following a shooting which killed two children. Eighteen people were also injured when a gunman shot through church windows at Annunciation Catholic School, before turning a gun on himself. The FBI's investigating the shooting as an act of domestic terrorism and hate crimes targeting Catholics. US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking a survey reveals that in the last year, there were at least 91 shootings on school grounds – almost two a week. He says the leading cause of death for children and teenagers in the United States is not illness or accidents, it's gun violence. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Check out the brand new podcast, American Dread, from Adam White.Two winters. Two murders. Eighteen years apart.In Decatur, Illinois, the winters of 1942 and 1960 were marked not by snow and holiday cheer, but by the sound of shotguns shattering the night.In this episode of American Dread, we revisit two chilling cases: the Short Street double shooting of 1942, and the shotgun murder of Virginia Eades in 1960. Different killers, different motives—but each crime left the same lasting scar on the community.Step into the cold, walk the streets where it happened, and hear the true stories of tragedy and terror from the dark side of the American Heartland.Our Sponsors:* Check out Shopify: https://shopify.com/hauntingsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-hauntings-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Scott Bogman as they highlight the best mid-round value selections you can make in your upcoming fantasy football drafts! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 FantasyPros Real-Time ADP - 0:01:57 George Pickens - 0:03:28 Calvin Ridley - 0:06:56 DraftKings BestBall - 0:11:33 Isaiah Pacheco - 0:13:05 Tetaroia McMillan - 0:19:01 Ricky Pearsall - 0:23:39 Chris Olave - 0:29:08 Rugiet Ready - 0:32:25 Zach Charbonnet - 0:34:16 Tucker Kraft - 0:38:45 Novig App - 0:41:33 Tyler Warren - 0:42:17 Austin Ekeler - 0:46:07 Wan’Dale Robinson - 0:49:49 Keon Coleman - 0:52:13 FantasyPros Coach - 0:55:24 Tucker Kraft - 0:55:56 Stefon Diggs - 0:57:31 Outro - 0:58:40 Helpful Links:

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Manager at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.   In this episode, Justin interviews Ondrea Matthews, Sr. Director, Risk Management & Benefits at CoorsTek. Ondrea is also on the board of RIMS. She will be presenting at the RIMS Western Regional on October 2, “Gone But Not Forgotten: Mastering Absence, Disability, and Risk Without Losing Your Sanity!” Justin and Ondrea cover her risk career, the history of CoorsTek, her risk philosophy, and her experiences on the RIMS Rocky Mountain Chapter Board and the RIMS Global Board. She suggests how risk managers can work with HR to bring value to the organization.   Listen to learn about Ondrea's upcoming presentation at the RIMS Western Regional Conference.   Key Takeaways: [:01] About RIMS and RIMScast. [:14] The call for educational content submissions for RISKWORLD 2026 is open through September 4th! A link is in this episode's show notes. [:28] About this episode of RIMScast. We will discuss HR risks with Ondrea Matthews, the Senior Director of Risk Management and Benefits at Coorstek. She is also a RIMS Board Director. She will share her risk perspective. [:55] RIMS-CRMP Workshops! The next Virtual RIMS-CRMP exam prep, co-hosted by Parima, will be held on September 2nd and 3rd. [1:06] The next RIMS-CRMP-FED virtual workshop will be held on November 11th and 12th, and led by Joseph Mayo. Links to these courses can be found on the Certification Page of RIMS.org and through this episode's show notes. [1:22] RIMS Virtual Workshops! RIMS has launched a new course, “Intro to ERM for Senior Leaders.” It will be held again on November 4th and 5th and will be led by Elise Farnham. RIMS members enjoy deep discounts! [1:39] The full schedule of virtual workshops can be found on the RIMS.org/education and RIMS.org/education/online-learning pages. A link is also in this episode's notes. [1:50] The next RIMS Webinar will be held on September 4th and will be led by AXA XL. It is titled “Lockdown & Level Up: Turn Up Your Cyber Security Game Against Creative Cyber Criminals”. [2:03] On September 18th, Origami Risk will present “Driving Better Incident and Claims Management with Data, Technology & Strategic Collaboration”. [2:12] On October 30th, Swiss Re will present “Parametric Insurance: Providing Financial Certainty in Uncertain Times”. [2:20] On November 6th, Hub will present “Geopolitical Whiplash — Building Resilient Global Risk Programs in an Unstable World”. Register at RIMS.org/Webinars. [2:32] Mark your calendars for November 17th and 18th for the RIMS ERM Conference 2025 in Seattle, Washington. The agenda is jam-packed with educational sessions that will resonate with risk practitioners in all stages of their careers. [2:53] See the full agenda at RIMS.org/ERM2025. [2:59] RISKWORLD 2026 will be in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from May 3rd through May 6th. RIMS members can now lock in the 2025 rate for a full conference pass to RISKWORLD 2026 when registering by September 30th. [3:14] This also lets you enjoy earlier access to the RISKWORLD hotel block. Register by September 30th, and you will also be entered to win a $500 raffle. Don't miss out on this chance to plan and score some extra perks. [3:26] The members-only registration link is in this episode's show notes. If you are not yet a member, this is the time to join us. Visit RIMS.org/membership and build your risk network with us here at RIMS. [3:41] On with the show! Our guest today is Ondrea Matthews. She is the Senior Director for Risk Management at CoorsTek. She is also a RIMS Board Director. On October 2nd, she will have a key role at the RIMS Western Regional Conference at the Santa Clara Marriott in California. [4:02] On the afternoon of October 2nd, she will be co-leading the session “Gone But Not Forgotten: Mastering Absence, Disability, and Risk Without Losing Your Sanity!” We're going to get a preview of that session, and she'll be speaking to us from experience. Let's get to it! [4:19] Interview! Ondrea Matthews, welcome to RIMScast! [4:25] As of January 2025, Ondrea is on the RIMS Board of Directors. Ondrea will be a presenter at the RIMS Western Regional Conference on October 2nd, partnering with ESIS, talking about Gone But Not Forgotten, touching on absence management. [5:04] Ondrea started as an engineering major. With an engineering degree, Ondrea moved from Michigan to Colorado and landed in claims. She was a Workers' Compensation claims adjuster and manager for about 11 years. She decided that claims was not where she wanted to be. [5:29] Eighteen years ago, Ondrea moved to CoorsTek as their Risk Manager. It's been great at CoorsTek with a lot of opportunities, from Risk Manager to her current role, Senior Director of Risk Management and Benefits. She oversees insurance. [5:59] CoorsTek has nothing to do with beer. Adolph Coors founded CoorsTek in 1910. He is also the Founder of Coors Brewing. He branched out into ceramics. CoorsTek is the leading global manufacturer of technical ceramics in the world. It's headquartered in Golden, Colorado. [5:36] Justin and Ondrea comment on the beauty of Golden, Colorado. Justin likes the Coors Brewery and recommends the tour. He says Coors Ceramics (CoorsTek) is a close second. Both Coors Brewing and CoorsTek are owned and managed by the Coors family. [7:08] CoorsTek has 30 facilities across 10 countries. Ondrea has visited the majority of the CoorsTek facilities and has built relationships with the local leadership teams in Finance, Human Resources, and Health and Safety. [7:34] CorsTek manufactures thousands of parts, but the processes and materials are fairly consistent. They have a very low claim volume. That allows the risk team to focus on streamlining renewals, process improvements, and communication flow. [7:48] They prioritize larger strategic initiatives in alignment wth their corporate vision. It's not challenging when they all come together for the same common purpose. [8:13] Ondrea's team includes Ondrea, with a full-time Risk Manager and a part-time Workers' Compensation Manager. It's a department of 2.5. The work ebbs and flows. Between renewals and with low claim volume, there is some downtime to work on projects and other initiatives. [8:36] CoorsTek is looking at further developing its fleet management and maintaining alignment with global partners. The size of the risk team is good for CoorsTek. [8:51] Ondrea prioritizes risks by the largest exposure. CoorsTek pays attention to what is most impactful and prioritizes the health and safety of its employees. That's through Workers' Compensation, Health and Safety Partnerships with the global EHS staff. [9:12] CoorsTek looks at its property exposures. Its property insurer has a robust Risk Engineering department. CoorsTek has a dedicated Property Protection Engineer. CoorsTek prioritizes people first, and then the balance sheet and the financials. [9:31] CoorsTek is a very innovative company. The teams are always bringing a new product or process to the table. They look for ways to protect the company's financials while still enabling growth; for ways to say yes to the business while making them aware of the risks and costs. [10:17] Ondrea explains how she oversees benefits. Benefits represent a large strategic risk and opportunity, as well as increased fiduciary responsibility. [10:39] Ondrea explains that changing a health care provider requires not just a detailed financial analysis but also assessing the risk related to employee engagement, comprehensive communication, access to care, and employees' emotional well-being. [11:00] It's a framework of risk identification, assessment, and response. [11:05] Ondrea monitors risks like medical inflation, pharmacy management shifts, compliance, and vendor performance, to continually reduce financial exposure to the company and employees, related to large losses, changes in prescription coverage, deductibles, and more. [11:24] CoorsTek works with partners, consultants, and local human resource teams on responses to support and clarify for its employees. [11:44] At CoorsTek, risk doesn't just belong to Ondrea and her team. Risk is addressed by every function, every day. CoorsTek has a wide expanse of expertise, and they've brought everyone together to support the company. [12:01] They have a global trade department, a supply chain, and a government affairs position, and they've kept on top of the tariffs for the organization, reporting on changes weekly or bi-weekly. CoorsTek's Health and Safety team is also global. They stay on top of regulations. [12:19] Ondrea appreciates the collaboration they all have at CoorsTek. It makes her job easier. When they say risk, it doesn't mean Ondrea and her team. Every department comes together to face all the new challenges they are seeing recently in the economy. It's in the KoorsTek culture. [12:57] Ondrea is fortunate to have access to CoorsTek's leadership. Most of the employees do. The CEOs have direct email lines, and any employee is welcome to reach out at any time. [13:24] In Ondrea's unique role, combining risk and benefits, she has the opportunity to join the Human Resources team and the Finance leadership teams, and she reports directly to the CFO for the family company. [13:40] The family has helped build and support mechanisms for communicating with leadership. They do skip-levels. Everybody feels respected as individuals. Ondrea joined the company when they had one global location, and the company was a lot smaller. [14:05] Ondrea has been able to grow with the company and see the evolution that has come with that growth. It's exciting to see all the innovation and all the ways that CoorsTek continues to contribute to the communities and the world. [14:23] Quick Break for RIMS Events! On September 18th, the 10th Annual Chicagoland Risk Forum will be held at The Old Post Office in Chicago. Register at ChicagoRIMS.org. [14:38] On October 1st through the 3rd, the RIMS Western Regional Conference will be held in North San Jose at the Santa Clara Marriott. The agenda is live. It looks fantastic! Visit RIMSWesternRegional.com and register today! [14:55] On November 17th and 18th, elevate your ERM Program and career at the RIMS ERM Conference 2025 in Seattle, Washington. The agenda is live, and early rates are available until September 5th. Register now to save $110 and secure your spot at the ERM event of the year. [15:17] Canadian listeners, take note, that's just a little bit South of the border in British Columbia. That's a great way to extend your knowledge after the RIMS Canada Conference. Visit RIMS.org/ERM2025 to register. [15:32] At the top, Justin mentioned RISKWORLD 2026. Through September 4th, the RISKWORLD education content submission process is still open. [15:41] RIMS invites you to share your experiences, best practices, and innovative strategies that represent the global outlook of risk management. Send us your submission, and who knows? We might select you to speak at RISKWORLD 2026 in Philadelphia! The link is in the show notes. [15:59] Let's Return to My Interview with RIMS Board Director Ondrea Matthews!  [16:11] Ondrea is a member of the RIMS Rocky Mountain Chapter. Rocky Mountain Chapter members Emily Buckley, Emily Bloedel, and Neil Colclough have been guests on RIMScast. Ondrea joined about 18 years ago when she started at CoorsTek. She's glad she joined. [17:02] The RIMS Rocky Mountain Chapter has been amazing. It helped create a community for Ondrea. She joined, not knowing a lot about risk management. The chapter has been a source of support for her for her entire career. She wouldn't be where she is today without that community. [17:40] Ondrea joined the chapter board and has held a lot of board positions, including Past President, Community Service Chair, and Secretary. She finds her time with the chapter to be invaluable. She was excited that Neil Colclough won the Volunteer of the Year award. [18:07] It's exciting to see the energy that the current board has. [18:21] As of January of this year, Ondrea is a member of the Global RIMS Board. She loves her interactions with RIMS. She likes the camaraderie and impact that you have from serving on a board. [18:53] The opportunity to serve on the RIMS Global Board came up. It was an intense process to be nominated. She's learning a lot. She's surrounded by great leaders who have been on the board for a couple of years. She loves the energy Kristen Peed brings to the board. [19:46] RIMS emphasizes professional development, inclusivity, and innovation in risk management. Ondrea's passion is giving back to the community. She appreciates the inclusion that RIMS brings. It brings together people from every walk of life and level of risk management. [20:45] Ondrea feels that RIMS's culture is very inclusive. She was welcomed with open arms. She hopes that everyone else in the RIMS community is feeling welcomed and that we want their thoughts, ideas, and their participation. [21:03] Ondrea appreciates the inclusion around RIMS. Professional development and innovation go hand in hand. You need to educate to innovate. Risk managers need to stay ahead of innovation, bring ideas to the table, and not just solve problems as they are presented. [21:31] Ondrea talks about workforce well-being and risk management, and the risks of recruitment, retention, absenteeism, and presenteeism. These are not as easy to quantify as an actuarial analysis for future claims and IBNR projections. They rely on human behavior. [22:12] CoorsTek gathers data through annual engagement surveys and Great Places to Work surveys, and addresses those results with action items, identifying areas of risk to its human capital and employee well-being. [22:27] Ondrea thinks you need to look at employee well-being through a different lens than “How is everybody feeling today, and how are they reacting to surveys?” You need to look at them with respect to absenteeism. Why are employees not showing up? [22:56] What are you doing to improve their work-life balance or get them other supports that they may need in their lives so that they can be present at work? [23:07] A Final Break! The Spencer Educational Foundation's goal to help build a talent pipeline of risk management and insurance professionals is achieved, in part, by its collaboration with risk management and insurance educators across the U.S. and Canada. [23:27] Since 1999, Spencer has awarded over $2.9 million to create more than 570 Risk Management Internships. The Internship Grants application process is now open through October 15th, 2025. [23:43] To be eligible, risk managers must be based in the U.S., Canada, or Bermuda. A link to the Internship Grants page is in this episode's show notes. You can always visit SpencerEd.org, as well. [23:57] The Spencer 2025 Funding their Future Gala will be held on Thursday, September 18th, at the Cipriani 42nd Street in Manhattan, New York. This year's honoree is Tim Ryan, the U.S. President of Lockton, and we look forward to having Tim join us here on RIMScast very soon. [24:16] A link to the Gala is also in this episode's show notes. Buy a ticket, enjoy a great night in the city, and support the future of risk management. [24:24] Let's Conclude Our Interview with Ondrea Matthews! [24:31] Ondrea will be at the RIMS Western Regional Conference on October 2nd. She is very excited. This is her 3rd Western Regional Conference. She's kicking herself for not having gone all these years in the past. [24:50] Ondrea says the vibe there is one of connections. It's a lot smaller than RISKWORLD. The Western Regional Conference is a little more laid back. There's more time to create connections and have meaningful conversations. [25:16] It provides the opportunity to create a network with people who have the same challenges as you. There's a session on wildfires. Someone in another region may not have a wildfire exposure like they have in the Western Region. It brings people together. [25:46] Ondrea will have a session on October 2nd, “Gone But Not Forgotten: Mastering Absence, Disability, and Risk Without Losing Your Sanity!” She will co-present with Brett Wilson of ESIS, a Chubb company. [26:04] The session title is a mouthful! Ondrea says she is excited to present the topic with Brett. They are getting to know each other now. [26:35] Ondrea has sat on the planning committee for the Western Regional Conference for the last couple of years. Ondrea is the conference liaison for ESIS. ESIS wanted to present this topic, and they asked Ondrea if she knew anyone who would be able to speak on this with them. [27:05] As Ondrea was already familiar with the ESIS team and currently leads absence management within CoorsTek, it seemed that she would be a really good fit, so she will be co-presenting with ESIS. [27:20] Ondrea says there are so many changes in compliance and regulation regarding absence management that it is an organizational risk. It's not just an employee well-being risk, but it's also a compliance and financial risk. [27:39] The regulations change quickly. If you are a national company across the U.S., every state has its nuance. You have to know what every state is doing where you have employees, whether it's a virtual employee or hundreds of employees.  [28:02] Regulations can put your organization at significant risk for non-compliance. There's also a reputational risk that goes along with non-compliance. [28:24] The presentation will include tips and thoughts on avoiding the common pitfalls that organizations face in navigating these regulations. [28:37] Ondrea suggests helping risk leaders connect more with their Human Resource partners, create more value for them within the company, and create more value for the company. [28:53] Ondrea will give the audience time to ask questions and share stories. Ondrea says the best sessions are interactive. Presenters learn as much from an audience as they hope the audience is going to learn from them. [29:12] Each attendee has a unique mindset and situation. Sharing unique situations helps broaden everyone's overview of how to address and potentially help solve problems. [29:27] If you're going to attend, everybody bring your questions! Ondrea's very personable and easy to speak with. Even after the session, people come up to her. She will be at the Western Regional Conference for the entire time, hoping to get some good sessions in. [29:43] Ondrea says she is available anytime through LinkedIn or email. She is happy to connect. [30:09] Ondrea shares how empathetic communication can help defuse a risky or contentious employee absence situation. Keep in mind that when an employee is on leave, it's because they are going through a significant life event. We need to have ongoing communications with them. [30:30] People think that when an employee's not at work, they shouldn't talk to them or bother them. Ondrea says you need to continue to let your employees know they're a part of the organizational family still and that you care for them. [30:51] Empathy goes a really long way. Listening and active listening help, even if you don't have answers for what they're going through. Let them know that you are going to help them navigate this. [31:04] CoorsTek has a great internal team that helps manage, leads, and is the point for employee communication. CoorsTek outsources its leave management to distance itself from the regulatory environment and focus on the employee as a person. [31:30] Justin adds that it's that sort of perspective that you're going to get at the RIMS Western Regional Conference when you go to Ondrea's session on October 2nd, “Gone But Not Forgotten.” Do not forget to go and attend! Ondrea is looking forward to seeing everyone there! [31:52] Special thanks again to Ondrea Matthews of CoorsTek and the RIMS Board of Directors for joining us here at RIMScast. Remember to see her at the RIMS Western Regional Conference from October 1st through the 3rd. [32:06] Ondrea will deliver the session on October 2nd, “Gone But Not Forgotten: Mastering Absence, Disability, and Risk Without Losing Your Sanity!” The conference will be held at the lovely Santa Clara Marriott in California. [32:20] Register, attend, and tell Ondrea that you heard her first here on RIMScast! [32:27] Plug Time! You can sponsor a RIMScast episode for this, our weekly show, or a dedicated episode. Links to sponsored episodes are in the show notes. [32:55] RIMScast has a global audience of risk and insurance professionals, legal professionals, students, business leaders, C-Suite executives, and more. Let's collaborate and help you reach them! Contact pd@rims.org for more information. [33:13] Become a RIMS member and get access to the tools, thought leadership, and network you need to succeed. Visit RIMS.org/membership or email membershipdept@RIMS.org for more information. [33:31] Risk Knowledge is the RIMS searchable content library that provides relevant information for today's risk professionals. Materials include RIMS executive reports, survey findings, contributed articles, industry research, benchmarking data, and more. [33:47] For the best reporting on the profession of risk management, read Risk Management Magazine at RMMagazine.com. It is written and published by the best minds in risk management. [34:01] Justin Smulison is the Business Content Manager at RIMS. Please remember to subscribe to RIMScast on your favorite podcasting app. You can email us at Content@RIMS.org. 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Can you believe it? It's the return of silly pitches! If you listened to my brothers make fun of me a few episodes ago, I bet you can believe it. Did it turn out to be a bad idea, just like they said? You'll have to listen to find out! But yes, it did.

Cure your Fantasy Fest hangover; Join Ryan Wormeli, Derek Brown and Jake Ciely for their top 2025 fantasy football breakout candidates to target in drafts! Can Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young battle his way back into fantasy relevance? Is Cleveland Browns WR Cedric Tillman trending in the right direction with QB Joe Flacco getting the starting nod? Plus, does George Pickens finally put it all together? Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Introduction - 0:00:00FantasyPros ECR Rankings - 0:02:57Bryce Young (QB - CAR) - 0:03:04Jacory Croskey-Merritt (RB - WAS) - 0:07:39DraftKings Best Ball - 0:14:05Cedric Tillman (WR - CLE) - 0:15:26Tucker Kraft (TE - GB) - 0:19:24Braelon Allen (RB - NYJ) - 0:25:02Ricky Pearsall (WR - SF) - 0:30:02Fantrax - 0:34:20Marvin Mims Jr. (WR - DEN) - 0:35:37George Pickens (WR - PIT) - 0:39:59FantasyPros Draft Simulator - 0:44:49Rome Odunze (WR - CHI) - 0:46:25 Tetairoa McMillan (WR - CAR) - 0:51:12Outro - 1:00:45 Helpful Links:

Join Ryan Wormeli, Andrew Erickson, and Tom Strachan as they highlight their favorite picks and top targets in each round of your 2025 fantasy football drafts! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Round 1 - 0:00:34 Nico Collins - 0:00:50 Ja’Marr Chase - 0:03:21 Round 2 - 0:06:01 Drake London - 0:06:07 Brock Bowers - 0:09:10 Round 3 - 0:13:50 Omarion Hampton - 0:13:59 Jayden Daniels - 0:16:45 DraftKings BestBall - 0:21:28 Round 4 - 0:23:11 Kenneth Walker - 0:23:19 Davante Adams - 0:26:52 Round 5 - 0:28:42 Tetaroia McMillan - 0:28:45 Xavier Worthy - 0:31:38 Round 6 - 0:33:14 Jaylen Waddle - 0:33:23 Calvin Ridley - 0:35:37 Draft Battle - 0:37:10 Round 7 - 0:38:13 Ricky Pearsall - 0:38:19 Jaylen Warren - 0:41:32 Round 8 - 0:44:01 Jordan Mason - 0:44:47 Emeka Egbuka - 0:46:16 Round 9 - 0:50:55 Tucker Kraft - 0:50:58 Justin Fields - 0:52:20 Chubbies - 0:53:51 Round 10 - 0:55:48 Drake Maye - 0:55:51 Zach Charbonnet - 0:58:15 Rounds 11-15 Rapid Fire - 0:59:06 Signed A.J. Brown Helmet Giveaway - 1:02:39 Absolute Must-Have Player In Each Draft - 1:03:00 FantasyPros Draft Assistant - 1:05:05 Outro - 1:05:35 Helpful Links:

Join Ryan Wormeli, Chris Welsh, Scott Bogman, and Jake Ciely as they take part in a PPR Mock Draft to help you prepare for your time on the clock this draft season! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 FantasyPros Draft Wizard - 0:00:51 Rounds 1/2 - 0:03:06 Round 3 - 0:10:04 Round 4 - 0:14:02 DraftKings BestBall - 0:15:59 Round 5 - 0:17:20 Round 6 - 0:20:08 Round 7 - 0:22:24 Round 8 - 0:25:57 Round 9 - 0:29:22 Round 10 - 0:31:04 Round 11 - 0:35:04 Round 12 - 0:36:47 Round 13 - 0:38:48 Round 14 - 0:41:45 FantasyPros Draft Assistant - 0:43:15 Signed A.J. Brown Helmet Giveaway - 0:44:48 Draft Recap and Analysis - 0:45:15 Outro - 0:54:26 Helpful Links:

Join Tom Strachan and Andrew Erickson as they take part in a live DraftKings Best Ball Tournament for a chance to win the $2 Million grand prize! Tom and Andrew break down their selections while providing expert analysis and insights, and also talk about the best strategies to employ that will keep your team competitive for the overall prize! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Puka Nacua, Does He Survive Matthew Stafford's Injury? - 0:02:20 Round 1 - Puka Nacua - 0:04:15 Round 2 - Drake London - 0:06:20 Draftkings Best Ball Promo - 0:08:15 Round 3 - Omarion Hampton - 0:10:10 Round 4 - Kenneth Walker - 0:11:15 Round 5 - Jaylen Waddle - 0:16:05 Round 6 - Ricky Pearsall - 0:18:00 Twitch Livestream Schedule - 0:20:45 Round 7 - Jordan Addison - 0:22:50 Round 8 - TJ Hockenson - 0:23:45 Week 17 Correlation - 0:26:00 Round 9 - JJ McCarthy - 0:28:55 Round 10 - Drake Maye - 0:29:40 FantasyPros Best Ball Draft Kit - 0:30:45 Round 11 - Braelon Allen - 0:33:31 Round 12 - Trey Benson - 0:34:05 Round 13 - Michael Penix - 0:40:15 Round 14 - Jacory Croskey-Merritt - 0:41:15 Round 15 - Chigoziem Okonkwo - 0:45:55 Round 16 - Will Shipley - 0:46:55 Twitch Livestream Schedule - 0:49:15 Round 17 - Jaylin Noel - 0:51:30 Round 18 - Jaylen Coker - 0:53:10 Round 19 - Ray-Ray McCloud - 0:57:45 Round 20 - AD Mitchell - 0:59:10 Recap & Final Thoughts - 1:00:15 Helpful Links:

People often say “trust me,” but in BDSM and kink, trust goes far beyond words. In this episode of Chatting With The Lightkeeper, uncover why saying “trust me” does not make someone trustworthy. This is why it is essential to invest time in proper vetting, whether someone is a potential play partner or a long-term life partner. In this episode, you will hear about red flags to avoid, green flags that show promise, practical tips to improve vetting, and common processes that seem helpful but can actually be risky.

Join Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Jake Ciely as they highlight 10 sleeper running backs that you should be targeting in your 2025 fantasy football drafts, and two others RBs who may be fades disguised as sleepers! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Value Sleepers - 0:02:41 Javonte Williams - 0:03:07 Tony Pollard - 0:09:32 DraftKings BestBall - 0:16:03 Travis Etienne - 0:18:02 Zach Charbonnet - 0:25:21 Deep Sleepers - 0:30:05 Austin Ekeler - 0:30:35 Jacorey Croskey-Merritt - 0:32:31 DJ Giddens - 0:40:22 Braelon Allen - 0:43:35 Ollie Gordon - 0:48:45 Bhayshul Tuten - 0:51:52 FantasyPros Draft Assistant - 0:53:31 Fades Disguised As Sleepers - 0:54:18 Bhayshul Tuten - 0:54:31 Brian Robinson - 0:57:50 Outro - 0:59:35 Helpful Links:

 Exhibitionist guy bares all to say goodbye to his hometown. A 2-part story By Requiax. Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. It was moving day. My parents and my kid sister had already driven off, following the truck from the moving company, filled with all our things. I grew up in this house and came of age here, but we were finally moving. My dad's work had taken him to a new state, and a new home, and the family was going with him.I'd be joining them later. It was the start of the fall semester and I was going to be travelling back to college first. My car, parked in the driveway, was loaded up with everything I will be taking back to my dorm. First chance I got in the coming weeks, I was going to drive over to the new house and help get things sorted, but mom and dad were insistent I go back to college first. I stood in the driveway, looking at our empty house. I was alone now. The neighbours and our friends had all been and said their goodbyes. The keys were with the realtor. My things were all packed. It was coming to the end of what had been a long day. It was nearly time to go, to set off in my car and never come back to the town that had been my home for most of my 20 years of life. But I had one final thing I wanted to do first. I stood beside the car and looked around the street. There was nobody in the immediate vicinity, which was good. Don't get me wrong, I was expecting an audience; I wanted one. But not before I'd started, not when they could still put a stop to my fun and cause me a heap of trouble. But, luckily, the neighbours were all indoors, nobody walking by or out in their front yards. I took a deep breath. I was nervous, but also excited, buzzing with the anticipation of fulfilling an ambition I'd had for many years now. Grasping the hem of my t-shirt, I pulled it quickly over my head. I let it drop to the floor and stood a moment. There was nothing wrong with standing in my driveway shirtless, after all; I'd done it plenty of times, on hot afternoons, shooting in the basketball hoop up over the garage door. There was a breeze today but it was warm on my bare chest. I kicked off my shoes; slip on Vans, easy to take on and off; I'd be putting them back on before I went. The asphalt of the driveway was hot and rough against the soles of my feet. A further breath to steady my nerves, and then I unbuckled my brown leather belt. I unfastened my jeans and let them fall to the floor. I was wearing just my boxer briefs now; tight shorts, already bulging where my excitement was having its effect. Another look round. Nobody I could see, nobody who could see this yet. Thumb in my waistband, I yanked down my boxers and stepped out of them. I was nude. I paused a moment, examining my own reflection in the car windshield. Blonde hair, a little too long; I'd not had a cut all summer. Smooth face; handsome, I'm told, in a surfer sort of way, although I never seem to have much luck with girls. My bare body; lightly tanned, except for the whiter area where I would normally be wearing shorts. Athletic, some muscle definition, a summer of basketball and gym workouts and healthy eating paying off. My pubic hair; like most guys my age, I went in for cropping it short with clippers, rather than shaving outright; taking a razor to my balls and my shaft for a smooth finish there. My cock; unusually in this time and place, uncircumcised; stirring with excitement. I grinned, and slipped my feet back into my sneakers. Then I set off to walk the streets of my hometown naked. Nude Fantasies I'd fantasised about being nude in public for years. Since I first discovered jerking off, all the way back in my early teens, I've had an exhibitionist side. The thought of being seen naked or being watched while I masturbate was a huge turn-on for me. I experimented in various ways with this, some more successful than others, but I always chickened out of fulfilling my greatest fantasy, which was to fully expose myself somewhere very public. It wasn't so much that I lacked courage to do this, but that I was very aware even at a young age of what the repercussions might be if I, a young man, were to publicly expose myself. In all my fantasies, I had a willing audience; but I knew that in reality, being seen naked (and likely aroused) in public would get me into a lot of trouble. I had to live in this town, attend school in this town, and have family and friends share this town with me. If I went naked in public, people who knew me would get to hear about it and I'd have to live with the reputation of being a pervert, a freak who got off on showing people his cock. I mean, I was a pervert, and I did get off on showing people my cock; but I didn't want my friends and family to know that! My personal reputation mattered more to me than my sexual fantasies; so no matter what I would plan out in my head, I would never go through with it. Even when I went away to college, I always knew I would need to come back here, to this small town, and I knew my family needed to be able to live here, to be able to hold their heads up proud as upstanding members of their community. I couldn't condemn my parents to be known as the people whose kid waved his cock around in the street. When, this year, my parents told us we would be moving, and that we would be moving so far away that all our ties with this town and the people in it would be cut, it was a liberating moment for me. Suddenly, my carefully cultivated reputation and standing in the community had an expiration date; after moving day, what people thought of me wouldn't matter. So what if I was suddenly revealed as a crazy naked pervert? I would never see any of these people again, and nor would any of my family. They could gossip in high school and the coffee shops and the bars all they liked about how Chris Gill had run around naked in public with a boner on; I would never hear any of it. I spent much of the summer planning my naked adventure. I made sure I was taking care of my body; I figured that a good-looking young guy in good shape might get a pass on running around naked in comparison to a guy who, well, was not looking his best. So I kept up my gym routine, played a lot of sports and watched what I ate. I considered sunbathing nude, to get rid of any tan marks I might acquire, but it was hard to do with family and friends always around so I never actually managed that. But I did make sure that I looked as good nude as possible; I wanted to feel confident when I had everything on show, after all. I needed to plan and time the right opportunity, too. I couldn't do it any day before moving day; if my family were still in town when I did it, it might still reach them. I wasn't moving away from them, so they were the people I couldn't let find out about my naked plan; or the shame and stigma would just travel with me. But if I moved with them, I would have to concoct an excuse to come back afterwards to carry out my exhibitionism. When, by coincidence, moving day and the day I was due to return to college fell on the same day, this solved all my problems. I would help my family with the moving and, when all was completed, I would load up my own car. They would drive with the moving truck to the new house, I would drive myself back to college, and we'd meet up in a few weeks. And, of course, once they had gone and my own packing was done, I would do as I had done now; take off all of my clothes in the driveway, and go for one last walk around town. It helped with the time, too. It was around 6:30pm by the time my family went on their way, so my streak was going to end up taking place in the early evening. This was my preferred time; light enough that there would still be people around (and there would still be enough visibility for them to see my nakedness clearly) but late enough in the day that there would not be huge numbers of people about. While being seen naked in the middle of the day by dozens and dozens of people would be an incredible thrill, it also greatly raised the odds that someone would call the cops; and I had no intention of getting a police record for this. That, again, would be something I might not be able to escape quite as easily as I could escape the gossip of ordinary townsfolk, and might well work its way back to my parents, something I definitely didn't want to happen. That was another reason why I didn't want to get seen by my neighbours before I got going; I might set off, only to find the cops waiting for me on my return. But, as it was, all was quiet as I turned out of the driveway and into the street. I set off, briskly walking and occasionally jogging when the mood took me. I liked the way my cock and balls moved when I ran, and the feel of the warm breeze on my bare skin; but I was in no hurry, and didn't want to dash around unseen by anyone. Walking the dog As it was, I covered maybe a block and a half before the first person saw me. It was a woman; I didn't know her but I guessed she was in her 40s. She was out walking a little dog, one of those purse dogs, on a thin leash. She was paying attention to the dog at first and didn't see me; but when she looked up as I walked into her view, her mouth dropped a little and she stared. I smiled as I approached. I felt her eyes travel down my body, her gaze falling to my crotch and my exposed cock and balls. She didn't say anything though, not even when I gave a cheerful "evening, ma'am," as I passed by her. She was attractive, though (I've always had a liking for older women; that is, older than me; not necessarily that old but when you're 20, a 40-year old woman has 20 years' experience on you and still looks damn good), and as I carried on down the street I glanced back over my shoulder she had stopped and was watching my bare ass, an appreciative expression on my face. That was the perfect reaction to me, and out of her view, my cock stirred and stiffened in acknowledgement. Fully erect, I gave my cock a couple of encouraging tugs with my hand, relishing the sensation and the pleasure it gave. I wasn't going to masturbate just yet, although I felt that if I did I would have blown my wad straight away; but a few strokes just to bring me that little bit closer was very welcome. The Parade picks up I remained erect for the next few minutes, but saw no other pedestrians. Cars, though, passed me; some honking horns in acknowledgement of my nakedness; some, drivers or passengers, staring as they went by; the rest giving no outward sign they had even seen me. I relished each encounter, knowing it meant someone; man or woman, adult or kid, had seen my naked body out in public and was left wondering, what was the story here? Way was this guy walking naked and with a hard-on in full view? They would just have to wonder. The evening breeze did a little to quell my building arousal though, and without further attention from my hands my erection began to subside. I was soon only semi-hard (my favourite state to be in as it made me seem more well-endowed; my cock when flaccid was not small by any means but like this I felt I looked even better nude) as I made my way from residential streets into more communal areas of town. Here were more people, both in cars and on foot. Folks were leaving off a late working shift or at the end of the day for their businesses, men and women heading out early to one or two nearby bars. Some high school kids were skateboarding on an array of steps. All saw me walking quickly down the street, naked as the day I came into this world. People stared, some shouted stuff or whistled. Some, disappointingly, looked on then turned away, anger or disgust on their faces; I couldn't help their prudishness, but I was prepared for it. Being seen naked was something that was, for me, a turn-on; but I also held they view that nudity, mine or anyone else's, was harmless and not something to be treated as shameful or obscene. I hated the "think of the children" attitude that people harboured; seeing a guy or a girl naked outside the bedroom or locker room was not something I felt had any capacity to damage another person in any way. We're all human, and human anatomy shouldn't be cause for offence as far as I am concerned. Shock, surprise, humour, pleasure; these were fine with me, perfectly natural reactions to seeing an athletic 20-year-old guy walking around town in the nude. But don't be offended because you can see my penis, there's nothing offensive about it. I suppose I've never been shy about my body. Changing in the locker room, skinny dipping with friends, showering with the door open; none of these things have been a source of embarrassment for me. I have a roommate at college and he's seen me naked so many times I lose count. Occasionally when it's hot and we have to study I will just come in from the shower, drop my towel and study in the nude. He's never raised an objection (although I'm careful not to let on how arousing I sometimes find it). My point is, I'm kind of akin to a nudist in terms of my attitude to nakedness. It's natural, it's pleasurable (for me at least) and if you have a problem with it, well, you need to work on that. Fortunately, disapproving looks were all the negativity I received; nobody came to remonstrate with me for my nakedness, and most people seemed merely surprised, or even amused or appreciative of my exposed state. I didn't dally, though; I felt a need to keep moving, in case anyone who saw me was about to phone the cops and severely ruin my day. Familiarity I saw the first person I knew on that route into town, too. One of my old high school teachers, was loading up his car as I walked down the street. He looked at me but I can't say for certain he recognised me; I definitely recognised him though. Further down the street, a shopkeeper whose store I regularly visited was just closing up as I approached, and called out my name in disbelief when he saw me. I gave a casual, "hey" and kept on walking. Soon enough, I'd passed the storefronts and made it to the town square. During the day this would have been one of the busiest parts of town but by now it was pretty quiet, and I was only seen by a few motorists and a couple of girls off in the distance as I crossed the square. My destination was a small plaza just off the square. It was kind of a park, I supposed, albeit a small one, just some grass, trees and a couple of benches. These benches were my destination; when I planned out my route, I had intended to get here and go no further. I planned to sit a short while and chill before making my way back to the old family home. I wasn't certain but I felt I would probably masturbate en route, so as to be less likely to be far from home when, post-orgasm, my euphoria and arousal would likely give way to a feeling of vulnerability. A Show At The Park I entered the plaza and sat on the bench nearest the way I had come in. The wood was still warm from the day's sun, and felt pleasant against my naked body. I leaned back, arms across the back of the seat, legs parted. My cock began to stiffen and I closed my eyes, replaying the stages of my journey in my head. I heard the sound of people approach me, and a voice say "hey." A female voice. "Hey," I said in a friendly way, opening my eyes. There were two people standing over me; a guy and a girl. It looked like they were a couple. She was petite and dark haired; maybe some Asian heritage?; wearing jean shorts, a raglan top, sneakers. He was skinny, wearing basketball shorts and a punk band t-shirt. They looked younger than me by a couple of years. I worried, for a moment. The girl, on her own, wouldn't have bothered me. Nor, for that matter, would the guy; I'm as turned on by guys seeing me as I am by girls. But the two together approaching me gave me concern. Maybe he would be mad I was exposing myself to his girlfriend and get aggressive. Maybe she was upset at seeing me and wanted him to teach me a lesson. I reckoned I could take the guy in a fight, he didn't look like much; but I'm not that type of guy and I'd rather avoid those sort of situations if I can. But they didn't seem mad at me; both seemed quite friendly in their manner and speech. And in the end, an audience is an audience, and I certainly wasn't going to complain at having one. The girl, for her part, seemed unafraid, and sat down on the opposite side of the bench to me. Her boyfriend stayed standing; but in a non-threatening way. "Why are you naked?" the girl asked. "Where are your clothes?" "Back at my house," I said, answering the second question first. "You walked here naked?" the guy said, disbelieving. "Yup," I answered proudly. "Why would you do that?" asked his girlfriend. "Why aren't you wearing clothes?" I thought for a moment. Why not be honest? They seemed quite keen to know, and I was happy to tell them. "Well," I said, "I'm leaving town today. I lived here, like, most of my life, and I always wanted to do something like this." The guy grinned. "Well, it is pretty boring round here!" I laughed. "True! But this is a bit more than just livening things up." "What do you mean?" the girl asked. "Well," I carried on, "to be honest, being naked, out in public like this, it really feels good to me. In fact, it makes me feel pretty turned on." She laughed. "Yeah, I can see that!" I looked down and my cock was semi-hard, verging on hard again; I'd not even noticed, I'd been absorbed in our brief conversation. "Aw, sorry," I grinned. "Don't be," she said. "Well, sorry to your boyfriend, at least." "Aw, he's not bothered," she laughed. I looked at him. "You're not?" I asked "Nah dude," he said off-handedly. "Rock out with your cock out. It's all cool. If I had your bod, I wouldn't be shy either." I laughed. "Are you guys for real?" The girl nodded. "Uh-huh. We saw you across the square and just had to come talk to you. Josh wouldn't stop staring at your weiner." I looked at the boyfriend; evidently Josh; who flushed a little. But there was no denying she was probably right; the sort of gym shorts he was wearing are lousy at hiding if you have an erection, and Josh was definitely starting to pitch a tent there. There was a moment of silence between the three of us then. In my stomach, butterflies stirred. I think I had some fans here, maybe someone with the start of a crush even. Maybe two crushes. Well, I wasn't going to disappoint them. I adjusted my position slightly to give a better view, then took my now rock-hard cock in my hand. I began to stroke it, slowly, as we talked to each other. The girl turned, resting her elbows on her knees, looking straight at me, taking it all in. Josh just looked down and grinned. "Dude, for real?" he said. "You gonna jerk off here?" I paused. "I can stop, if you like." "No," the girl said. "I wanna see." I looked again at Josh, seeking permission. "Okay by me," he grinned. I resumed my slow, relaxed stroking, fingers and thumb wrapped good around my shaft. I was already building up to climax, I knew this wouldn't be a long wank, but I wanted to make the most of it. "How old are you guys?" I asked. "Eighteen," the girl replied. "That's a relief," I laughed. "At least I'm not whacking it in front of a minor." She giggled. "You don't have to do it here." "True," I acknowledged, "but I'm gonna, all the same." Both of them smiled. I was stroking harder now, more swiftly. I felt the pleasure throbbing in my shaft, the knot in the base of my cock that would soon release. I had no reason to hold back any more and my rhythmic strokes increased. I sensed their eyes on me; hers especially were entirely on my cock, staring intently at it. That was enough to send me over the crest. I grunted, teeth gritted, as the knot burst and my cock spasmed with an orgasm that spread over me, radiating through me. Thick, warm, white spunk spurted rhythmically from the end of my hard cock, landing on the asphalt of the path and, as the flow ended, dripping onto the wood of the bench on which I sat. I continued to masturbate, lessening my stroke, until my orgasm subsided and my cock pulsed no more. I felt dizzy for a moment, dazed with coming down from my arousal. I tipped back my head and breathed deeply, hand still squeezing my cock, wringing out the last drops of sperm. "Wow," the girl said, "you really enjoyed that, huh?" I just smiled, and nodded. Hard to play it cool when you've just come in front of a stranger; harder still when that stranger is a pretty girl & accompanied by her boyfriend. "Did you?" I asked, after a moment. "I guess," she said. "You have a nice; penis." She blushed. "Sorry babe," she said to Josh. He just laughed. "It's true," he shrugged, "he's got a nice cock." "Nicer than his?" I asked jokingly. The girl just squealed, blushing again and burying her face in her hands. "We haven't; er;" Josh said, by way of explanation. "Oh!" I said, with a laugh. "Say," I asked, indicating my softening, dripping cock "I don't suppose you have a Kleenex on you?" The girl stood up, rummaging in her pocket, and pulled out a napkin. Instead of handing it to me, though, she reached out and, taking my cock in one hand, wiped it off with the napkin in the other. Her touch on my member was warm and slight, and another spasm of pleasure shot through me. She blushed again and withdrew her hand quickly. "Sorry," she said. "Don't apologise to me," I replied, "apologise to your boyfriend!" In truth, I was getting a little worried. Josh seemed good-natured, and maybe he had a thing for guys as much as girls. But I felt like I was starting to step on his turf, and I was concerned that the longer we stayed together the more his girlfriend was going to get curious about touching, and much as I like to think I'm not the sort of guy to cuckold a dude, in my current state I wasn't so sure I'd stop her. So I took the napkin from my hand, blotted the last of the spunk from my now flaccid cock and stood up. The girl leaned behind me, ogling me. "Oh my God I see what you mean," she exclaimed to Josh. "He really does have a cute ass!" She turned to me. "Why didn't you let me see that before?" I shrugged, "sorry," I said. "You're welcome to watch all you like while I walk out of here." "Yeah," Josh said, "you probably shouldn't hang around naked here all night. Cops come by often." Much as I thought he was probably offering genuine advice, I sensed as well that he kinda wanted some private time with his girlfriend. "Thanks for the warning," I replied. "And for being a good audience." She grinned. "Thanks for the show," she said. She slid an arm around her boyfriend's waist, and the two of them laughed as they walked off. Just as they went out of sight, I saw her slip her hand into the waistband of his still-tenting shorts. I laughed to myself. Whatever it was that those two had never done, they were probably going to do tonight! I regained my own composure, and set off myself. I had expected to feel vulnerable about my nudity now I had come. Often in the past when I had done something exhibitionist and ended up masturbating, I would lose some of that compulsion to be naked and end up finding my way quickly back to clothing or coverage. But despite my orgasm I still felt excited and aroused to be naked in public. I knew I needed to head back to the family home but I was in no hurry, I thought I would probably have a little fun along the way. Refueling I left the plaza and went back across the town square. Again, a few drivers saw me, but Josh and his girlfriend had long gone. It was starting to get dark now, and I was a little more invisible in my nudity. I was still seen though, more people in cars than people on the street, but I still got that thrill, knowing they could see my whole body, see my nakedness, and it was a surprise and maybe a treat for them. I started to head back out of town. The stores were closed now, except one along the end of a row, a convenience store. I'd been walking and jogging for over an hour now and I had quite a thirst. I'd not had anywhere to keep money, what with being completely naked, but I had a $5 bill stuffed in one of my shoes. I walked into the convenience store. There were no customers inside, just a guy behind the counter. He raised an eyebrow when I walked in. "Warm out?" he asked. "Yeah," I smiled, "seemed like a nice evening but I didn't have a thing to wear." He laughed as I grabbed a soda from the refrigerator and pulled the bill from my shoe. "I was wondering where you were keeping your money." "Hey," I joked, "it was here, or; " I left it hanging. He laughed again as he rang up my purchase. "So you on a bet or something?" "Something like that, yeah." "Well alright," he said. "Don't get yourself into trouble." "I won't," I said, popping the soda as I left the store. It was amazing how people who had no reason to expect a guy walking around naked were pretty relaxed about the reality of it, I thought as I continued on my walk. The couple in the plaza, the guy in the store; they had reacted, sure; I liked having my nudity noticed, I wouldn't be an exhibitionist if I didn't enjoy that. But I'd expected running, shouting, "think of the children" reactions, and a quick call to the cops. But people seemed to be taking my nakedness in the spirit I intended it to. It was my parting gift to the town, really; their last sight of me would be nude in public, and if nothing else, at least it would be memorable! To be continued in part 2. By Requiax, for Literotica

Make quarterbacks matter again! Join Joe Pisapia, Andrew Erickson, Scott Bogman and guest Rich Hribar (@LordReebs) of Sharp Football Analysis for a 2025 fantasy football superflext PPR mock draft! Is Atlanta Falcons RB Bijan Robinson worthy of a first-round pick in this format? Does the zero-QB draft strategy work? Plus, what makes New England Patriots QB Drake Maye a trendy sleeper at the position? The Pros put a superflex spin on traditional redraft mocks! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00FantasyPros Draft Wizard - 0:03:27Autographed A.J. Brown Philadelphia Eagles Helmet Giveaway - 0:03:33Round 1 - 0:03:56Round 2 - 0:08:39Round 3 - 0:11:29DraftKings Best Ball - 0:16:31Round 4 - 0:17:52Round 5 - 0:22:24Round 6 - 0:26:49ZBiotics - 0:33:47Round 7 - 0:35:11Round 8 - 0:38:36Round 9 - 0:44:10Round 10 - 0:48:52Round 11 - 0:52:54Round 12 - 0:56:19FantasyPros Fantasy Fest - 0:59:54Round 13 - 1:00:34Round 14 - 1:01:10Round 15 - 1:01:51Draft Analysis & Review - 1:02:50Outro - 1:10:40 Helpful Links:

Welcome to the Eighteen official episode of Off Da Binge!

Eighteen-year-old Cormac O'Callaghan from Cork is set to represent Ireland at the UCI World Championships, while living with muscular dystrophy. From lockdown bike rides to a €30,000 world-class setup, he shares how determination, family support, and a love for cycling are driving him toward his dream: the 2028 Paralympics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Ryan Wormeli, Andrew Erickson, and Jake Ciely as they break down the Top 6 tiers of the FantasyPros consensus wide receiver rankings! Tune in as the group has some great conversations regarding the drop-offs within each tier, which players are over and undervalued, and how you should go about constructing your teams this season! Intro - 0:00:00 Tier 1 - 0:02:43 DraftKings BestBall - 0:08:25 Tier 2 - 0:09:46 Drake London - 0:11:35 Amon-Ra St. Brown - 0:13:39 Malik Nabers - 0:15:23 BetterHelp - 0:19:47 Tier 3 - 0:21:07 Garrett Wilson - 0:22:07 DK Metcalf - 0:22:51 Davante Adams - 0:23:55 A.J. Brown - 0:24:41 Ladd McConkey - 0:25:30 Fantrax - 0:30:28 Tier 4 - 0:31:45 Tet McMillan - 0:34:54 Zay Flowers - 0:37:48 Marvin Harrison Jr. - 0:41:04 FantasyPros DraftKit - 0:47:23 Tier 5 - 0:47:45 Calvin Ridley - 0:48:14 Jordan Addison - 0:50:15 Rome Odunze, Jerry Jeudy, and Chris Olave - 0:54:35 Ricky Pearsall - 0:56:42 Travis Hunter - 0:57:39 Tier 6 - 0:58:25 Matthew Golden - 0:59:39 Jayden Higgins - 1:00:15 Keenan Allen - 1:01:06 Jayden Reed - 1:01:30 Final Thoughts - 1:03:10 Outro - 1:07:26 Helpful Links:

Join Chris Welsh, Terrell Furman Jr., and special guest Theo Gremminger from Fantasy Points to highlight eight running backs they believe will bust in 2025! The trio also have some great conversations about what makes a player a bust, and the best way to avoid drafting them to your teams! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 What Makes a Bust in 2025? - 0:01:59 FantasyPros Draft Assistant - 0:08:13 Christian McCaffrey - 0:09:35 Saquon Barkley - 0:14:05 Signed AJ Brown Helmet Giveaway - 0:20:30 James Cook - 0:21:25 Tony Pollard - 0:24:58 DraftKings BestBall - 0:29:59 David Montgomery - 0:31:51 Aaron Jones - 0:35:28 FantasyPros Draft Simulator - 0:38:50 How To Avoid RB Busts - 0:39:45 RBs That Scare Us The Most - 0:47:01 Joe Mixon - 0:47:30 Christian McCaffrey - 0:48:53 Outro - 0:50:21 Helpful Links:

When Michelle Denogean joined Roadster as CMO, the company had a great product—but no one knew who they were or why their solution mattered. Digital retailing in the automotive space was still emerging, and skeptical dealerships weren't ready to dive into their innovative model. Eighteen months later, Roadster had grown its sales pipeline 5X, slashed its sales cycle by 25%, and increased branded search volume by 10X. Not only that—it was acquired by the largest tech company in auto retail for $360 million. So, what changed? Michelle led a full-scale strategic rebrand that prioritized education, positioned Roadster as the industry authority, and rebuilt alignment between sales and marketing teams to boost conversion. In today's case study, this six-time CMO (currently at Mindtrip), author of GrowUp!, and now startup advisor reveals how she built a category-defining brand and used customer-led storytelling, non-social media driven influencer strategy, and omnichannel thought leadership to 10X business. If you're trying to disrupt your industry, this is the blueprint. Connect with Michelle: https://www.michelledenogean.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelledenogean/ https://michelledenogean.substack.com/ IG: @michelledenogean https://mindtrip.ai/ Iconic business leaders all have their own unique genius. Take this quick 10 question quiz to uncover your specific CEO style advantage: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://cubicletoceo.co/quiz⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you enjoyed today's episode, please: Post a screenshot & key takeaway on your IG story and tag me ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@missellenyin⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@cubicletoce⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠o so we can repost you. Leave a positive review or rating at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.ratethispodcast.com/cubicletoceo⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Subscribe for new episodes every Monday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Throw it back to your favorite crossover episode! Join Joe Pisapia, Jake Ciely, and guests Jake Hubman (@FntsyHeadliners) and Kyle Richardson (@krich1532) of The Fantasy Headliners for a 2025 full-PPR fantasy football mock draft! Will Atlanta Falcons WR Drake London be a bargain in the second round? Is Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow the only pocket passer worth paying up for? Plus, how late is too late to draft a tight end? The Pros are saved by the bell! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00FantasyPros Draft Simulator - 0:02:29Autographed A.J. Brown Philadelphia Jersey Giveaway - 0:02:42Round 1 - 0:04:19Round 2 - 0:07:59Round 3 - 0:10:57DraftKings Best Ball - 0:12:19Round 3 (cont.) - 0:13:40Round 4 - 0:16:13Round 5 - 0:18:56Round 6 - 0:21:37Round 7 - 0:2:49Round 8 - 0:27:32Round 9 - 0:28:53FantasyPros Twitch - 0:33:52Round 10 - 0:34:51Round 11 - 0:39:10Round 12 - 0:42:53Round 13 - 0:43:50Round 14 - 0:46:58Draft Recap & Analysis - 0:50:11Outro - 1:00:15 Helpful Links:

Max out every selection! Join Chris Welsh, Derek Brown and guest Mason Dodd (@MasonDoddFFN) of Flock Fantasy for their top 2025 fantasy football draft picks for every round! Why is Las Vegas Raiders RB Ashton Jeanty's pass-catching upside not being discussed more? Will Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts prove he's still a top-flight option at the position? Plus, does Houston Texans WR Jayden Higgins jumpstart his career as early as Week 1? The Pros reveal their favorite picks just before draft season hits its peak. Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00FantasyPros Draft Kit - 0:03:37CeeDee Lamb (WR - DAL) - 0:04 :14Ashton Jeanty (RB - LV) - 0:06:18De’Von Achane (RB - MIA) - 0:10:04Drake London (WR - ATL) - 0:12:46Chase Brown (RB - CIN) - 0:15:47Trey McBride (TE - ARI) - 0:17:50DraftKings Best Ball - 0:21:03Jalen Hurts (QB - PHI) - 0:22:45Kenneth Walker III (RB - SEA) - 0:25:03Xavier Worthy (WR - KC) - 0:27:51RJ Harvey (RB - DEN) - 0:30:51TreVeyon Henderson (RB - NE) - 0:03:36Tetairoa McMillan (WR - CAR) - 0:34:59Jordan Addison (WR - MIN) - 0:37:00Calvin Ridley (WR - TEN) - 0:37:57Ricky Pearsall (WR - SF) - 0:38:54Jakobi Meyers (WR - LV) - 0:39:39Josh Downs (WR - IND) - 0:41:12Dak Prescott (QB - DAL) - 0:42:24J.K. Dobbins (RB - DEN) - 0:44:00Jayden Higgins (WR - HOU) - 0:44:23FantasyPros Draft Assistant - 0:45:24Tyler Warren (TE - IND) - 0:46:59J.J. McCarthy (QB - MIN) - 0:47:36Trey Benson (RB - ARI) - 0:48:16Tre Harris (WR - LAC) - 0:48:39Jerome Ford (RB - CLE) - 0:49:21Romeo Doubs (WR - GB) - 0:50:27Braelon Allen (RB - NYJ) - 0:51:38Brashard Smith (RB - KC) - 0:52:04Miles Sanders (RB - DAL) - 0:53:57Jarquez Hunter (RB - LAR) - 0:54:14Autographed A.J. Brown Philadelphia Eagles Jersey Giveaway - 0:55:14Players We’re Leaving Every Draft With - 0:56:06Outo - 0:58:04 Helpful Links:

Join Ryan Wormeli, Andrew Erickson, and Scott Bogman as they break down 2 QBs, 4 RBs, 4 WRs, and 2 TEs that have much more favorable projections than their Half-PPR ADPs would suggest! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Signed A.J. Brown Helmet Giveaway - 0:02:43 Brock Purdy - 0:03:21 J.J. McCarthy - 0:07:57 DraftKings BestBall - 0:12:21 James Conner - 0:13:42 Tony Pollard - 0:17:19 Aaron Jones - 0:22:24 JK Dobbins - 0:26:06 Fantrax - 0:32:44 Calvin Ridley - 0:34:04 Mike Evans - 0:39:57 Xavier Worthy - 0:42:01 Jakobi Meyers - 0:45:01 FantasyPros on Twitch - 0:48:39 Tyler Warren - 0:49:05 Dallas Goedert - 0:52:04 FantasyPros Cheat Sheet Creator - 0:53:28 Audience Picks - 0:54:04 Outro - 0:56:54 Helpful Links:

Join Ryan Wormeli, Andrew Erickson, and Jake Ciely as they break down the Top 6 tiers of the FantasyPros consensus running back rankings! Tune in as the group has some great conversations regarding the drop-offs within each tier, which players are over and undervalued, and how you should go about constructing your teams this season! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Tier 1 - 0:02:48 Saquon Barkley - 0:03:58 FantasyPros Draft Kit - 0:08:25 Tier 2 - 0:08:56 Christian McCaffrey - 0:09:33 Ashton Jeanty - 0:13:22 Derrick Henry - 0:15:15 De’Von Achane - 0:16:42 DraftKings BestBall - 0:21:05 Tier 3 - 0:22:27 Chase Brown - 0:23:40 Other Names of Interest - 0:25:42 Breece Hall - 0:28:29 FantasyPros Discord - 0:31:02 Tier 4 - 0:31:25 Omarion Hampton - 0:31:55 James Conner - 0:37:16 The Rookies - 0:38:21 Tier 5 - 0:40:37 Brian Robinson - 0:43:37 Jerome Ford - 0:44:23 Javonte Williams - 0:45:14 Tier 6 - 0:46:53 Cam Skattebo - 0:47:18 Tank Bigsby and Travis Etienne - 0:48:08 Jordan Mason - 0:49:30 Other Names of Interest - 0:50:03 Favorites Outside of Top 6 Tiers - 0:51:29 Braelon Allen - 0:51:55 Jarquez Hunter - 0:52:29 Outro - 0:53:37 Helpful Links:

Join Chris Welsh, Andrew Erickson, and Scott Bogman as they reveal 10 scorching hot takes for the 2025 fantasy football season! The boys have progressively spicier wings and hot sauce to eat as the takes get hotter and hotter throughout the pod! You won’t want to miss this hilarious and informative episode! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Cam Skattebo Leads Giants in Touches - 0:06:17 Drake London Finishes WR1 Overall - 0:10:24 DraftKings BestBall - 0:14:45 Drake Maye Is A Top 5 QB - 0:17:24 Trey McBride Leads TEs in TDs - 0:21:57 Fantrax - 0:25:26 Ricky Pearsall Leads SF in Receiving Yards - 0:28:37 Tucker Kraft Finishes As A Top 4 TE - 0:34:21 FantasyPros on Twitch - 0:38:00 Jordan Mason +7500 To Lead NFL in TDs - 0:40:46 Matthew Golden Is A Low-End WR2 - 0:46:04 Anthony Richardson Finishes As QB6 - 0:52:07 Elijah Moore Finishes As A WR1 - 0:55:39 Outro - 1:01:51 Helpful Links:

Hang on tight; this ride is going to the top! Join Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice and guest Davis Mattek for their top 12 wide receivers with massive fantasy football upside to draft in 2025. Will Miami Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill return to form this season? Can Tennessee Titans WR Calvin Ridley re-establish himself as a top-12 option? Plus, does Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Emeka Egbuka explode as a rookie? The Pros buckle in for the fantasy roller coaster that could come with drafting these players! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00FantasyPros ECR Rankings - 0:01:04WR2s Who Could Finish Top 8 - 0:01:11Tyreek Hill (WR - MIA) - 0:01:22Xavier Worthy (WR - KC) - 0:06:16WR3 With WR1 Upside - 0:12:06Calvin Ridley (WR - TEN) - 0:12:11DraftKings Best Ball - 0:15:37Matthew Golden (WR - GB) - 0:17:00WR4 With WR2 Upside - 0:23:30Stefon Diggs (WR - NE) - 0:23:46Emeka Egbuka (WR - TB) - 0:27:38WR5 Who Can Become Weekly Fantasy Starters - 0:29:36Emeka Egbuka (WR - TB) - 0:29:46 (cont.)Rugiet - 0:31:13Josh Downs (WR - IND), Rashid Shadeed (WR - NO), Adam Thielen (WR - CAR), Dontayvion Wicks (WR - GB) & Adonai Mitchell (WR - IND) - 0:31:52Marvin Mims (WR - DEN) - 0:36:38FantasyPros Draft Intel - 0:39:22Wide Receiver Draft Strategy - 0:39:53Autographed James Cook Buffalo Bills Jersey Giveaway - 0:47:15Mailbag Questions - 0:47:34FantasyPros Discord - 0:51:22Outro - 0:51:50 Helpful Links:

Join Joe Pisapia, Chris Welsh, Jake Ciely, and Scott Bogman as they take part in a PPR Mock Draft to help you prepare for all of your upcoming fantasy football drafts! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Round 1 - 0:02:17 Round 2 - 0:08:35 Round 3 - 0:12:08 DraftKings BestBall - 0:13:35 Round 4 - 0:17:41 FantasyPros Draft Intel - 0:23:32 Round 5 - 0:24:50 Round 6 - 0:29:43 Round 7 - 0:36:26 Round 8 - 0:42:52 Round 9 - 0:46:28 Round 10 - 0:51:31 Round 11 - 0:51:49 Round 12 - 0:53:09 Round 13 - 0:53:46 Round 14 - 0:54:48 Draft Recap and Analysis - 0:56:09 Outro - 1:07:06 Helpful Links:

Know what RB fantasy football positional battles to know as NFL training camps officially open for business! Join Seth Woolcock, Pat Fitzmaurice and Derek Brown for their top 16 players to draft or fade across these ambiguous backfields! Will Jacksonville Jaguars RB Travis Etienne hold serve in Duval County, or do either RB Tank Bigsby or Bhayshul Tuten unseat him? Is Dallas Cowboys RB Javonte Williams destined to have a dominant season for the star? Plus, should you be drafting New York Giants RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. or rookie RB Cam Skattebo? The Pros sort through depth charts as the boys of summer take the field! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Introduction - 0:00:00Jacksonville Jaguars - 0:02:37DraftKings Best Ball - 0:10:47Dallas Cowboys - 0:12:22Cleveland Browns - 0:19:25FantasyPros Draft Kit - 0:27:08New York Giants - 0:27:41Kansas City Chiefs - 0:33:42Outro - 0:40:28 Helpful Links:

Lock in your title early this season; Join Ryan Wormeli, Derek Brown and Jake Ciely for their top 12 league winners to target in 2025 fantasy football drafts! Does Arizona Cardinals TE Trey McBride see positive touchdown regression? Will New Orleans Saints WR Chris Olave return to form? Plus, can Minnesota Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy finish top 10 at the position? The Pros break open the vault! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Introduction - 0:00:00FantasyPros ECR Rankings - 0:00:32Anchors With Elite Upside - 0:03:37Drake London (WR - ATL) - 0:03:47Kenneth Walker II (RB - SEA) - 0:07:10Trey McBride (TE - ARI) - 0:12:47Jaxon Smith-Njigba (WR - SEA ) - 0:17:54DraftKings Best Ball - 0:22:22Explosive Breakouts - 0:23:46Tetairoa McMillan (WR - CAR) - 0:23:52George Kittle (TE - SF) - 0:29:33Kaleb Johnson (RB - PIT) - 0:34:56Chris Olave (WR - NO) - 0:39:04Fantrax - 0:43:10Flexes Turned League-Winners - 0:44:26Cam Skattebo (RB - NYG) - 0:44:50Matthew Golden (WR - GB) - 0:48:54J.J. McCarthy (QB - MIN) - 052:41Trey Benson (RB - ARI) - 0:59:18James Cook Autographed Buffalo Bills Jersey Giveaway - 1:01:37Honorable Mentions - 1:01:57Outro - 1:01:57 Helpful Links:

Will it be the rooftop or the basement floor? Figure out whether or not you should invest in these polarizing fantasy football players for the 2025 NFL season when you join Ryan Wormeli, Derek Brown and Andrew Erickson! Can Carolina Panthers WR Tetairoa McMillan be a league-winner? Will Detroit Lions QB Jared Goff's efficiency fall off a cliff? Plus, does New England Patriots RB TreVeyon Henderson return value at cost? The Pros pick their poison wisely! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00FantasyPros ECR Rankings - 0:01:46Rashee Rice (WR - KC) - 0:02:38TreVeyon Henderson (RB - NE) - 0:06:03Tyrone Tracy Jr. (RB - NYG) - 0:12:24DraftKings Best Ball - 0:18:43Tetairoa McMillan (WR - CAR) - 0:20:06Travis Hunter (WR/CB - JAX) - 0:27:27Jauan Jennings (WR - SF) - 0:35:48FantasyPros Draft Assistant - 0:39:54Justin Fields (QB - NYJ) - 0:40:26Jared Goff (QB - DET) - 0:45:09James Cook Autographed Buffalo Bills Jersey Giveaway - 0:49:45Evan Engram (TE - DEN) - 0:50:05Devil’s Advocate - 0:53:51Mailbag Questions - 0:58:14Keep Lamar Jackson (QB - BAL) or Josh Jacobs (RB - GB)? - 0:59:04Are We Sleeping on Mason Taylor (TE- NYJ)? - 0:59:04Sell Burcky Irving (RB - TB) in Dynasty? - 1:00:56Median Scoring - 1:02:11This Year’s Puka Nacua (WR - LAR) - 1:02:43Dont'e Thornton Jr. (WR - LV) - 1:03:57Malik Nabers (WR - NYG) vs. Brian Thomas Jr. (WR - JAX) - 1:03:55Draft Strategy From the 12 Slot - 1:04:19Outro - 1:08:02 Helpful Links:

*Skip the foreplay- around the 11:00 marker. This is a guesstimation due to ad placement. Gotta make that coin! In 1991, 22-year-old security guard Bryan Ruff vanished from his post at a Utah mine called The Kennecott Copper Mine. Eighteen months later his body was found- shot and buried in the desert. It would take over a decade, a second murder, and a forensic breakthrough to link a suspect to the crime. Was Bryan murdered by someone close to home? Or was Bryan hiding a secret that would eventually cost him his life? Listen and find out.

Join Chris Welsh, Derek Brown, and Scott Bogman as they break down running back, wide receiver, quarterback, and tight end tiers! Tune in as the group has some great conversations regarding the drop-offs within each tier, which players are over and undervalued, and how you should go about constructing your teams this season! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Rashee Rice and Jordan Addison Updates - 0:04:47 RB Tiers - 0:11:06 Tier 1 - 0:11:24 How Close are Tiers 1 and 2? - 0:14:45 Tier 2 - 0:17:57 Tier 3 - 0:26:52 Tier 4 - 0:29:23 DraftKings Sportsbook - 0:32:06 WR Tiers - 0:33:39 Tier 1 - 0:33:49 Tier 2 - 0:37:29 Tier 3 - 0:42:31 Tier 4 - 0:47:12 Deep WR To Target - 0:49:40 Fantrax - 0:51:50 QB Tiers - 0:53:00 FantasyPros Draft Simulator - 0:58:30 TE Tiers - 0:59:01 Outro - 1:05:01 Helpful Links:

Put your theories to the test; Join Joe Pisapia, Pat Fitzmaurice, Terrell Furman Jr. and guest LaQuan Jones of NFL Network (@RealDealFantasy) as they conduct a 2025 half-PPR fantasy football mock draft for 12-team leagues! Why should you target stud pass-catchers like New York Giants WR Malik Nabers and Los Angeles Chargers WR Ladd McConkey early and often? Is New York Jets RB Breece Hall still good enough to anchor a hero-RB build? Plus, what makes Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce still worth targeting? The Pros hold down the lab! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00FantasyPros Draft Simulator - 0:02:32Round 1 - 0:03:31Round 2 - 0:06:37Round 3 - 0:10:48DraftKings Best Ball - 0:15:01Round 4 - 0:16:15Round 5 - 0:18:32Autographed Buffalo Bills James Cook Jersey Giveaway - 0:23:27Round 6 - 0:24:02Round 7 - 0:26:35Round 8 - 0:28:49Round 9 - 0:32:50BetterHelp - 0:35:56Round 10 - 0:37:10Round 11 - 0:39:22Round 12 - 0:43:01 Round 13 - 0:46:49Round 14 - 0:47:19Draft Recap & Analysis - 0:48:05Outro - 1:00:00 Helpful Links:

You just have to send it! Join Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice and guest Heath Cummings (@heathcummingssr) of CBS Sports for their top targets in every round of 2025 fantasy football drafts! Does Dallas Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb belong in the top-three picks of redrafts? Will a terrible defense mean big things for Cincinnati Bengals RB Chase Brown and WR Tee Higgins? Plus, can New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara keep defying time? The Pros keep shredding throughout the offseason! Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00FantasyPros ECR Rankings - 0:00:52CeeDee Lamb (WR - DAL) - 0:02:21Bijan Robinson (RB - ATL) - 0:04:46De’Von Achane (RB - MIA) - 0:04:46Drake London (WR - ATL) - 0:07:13Chase Brown (RB - CIN) - 0:08:55Tee Higgins (WR - CIN) - 0:14:34FantasyPros Draft Kit - 0:17:13Alvin Kamara (RB - NO) - 0:17:34Kenneth Walker (RB - SEA) - 0:19:23D’Andre Swift (RB - CHI) - 0:21:25DeVonta Smith (WR - PHI) - 0:24:30Calvin Ridley (WR - TEN) - 0:26:52TreVeyon Henderson (RB - NE) - 0:28:18DraftKings Best Ball - 0:31:21Jerry Jeudy (WR - CLE) - 0:32:44Travis Kelce (TE - KC) - 0:34:31David Njoku (TE - CLE) - 0:35:33Brock Purdy (QB - SF) - 0:38:31Fantrax - 0:40:20 Drake Maye (QB - NE) - 0:41:36Ricky Pearsall (WR - SF) - 0:43:59Cooper Kupp (WR - SEA) - 0:46:05Jordan Mason (RB - MIN) - 0:47:37Tank Bigsby (RB - JAX) - 0:50:50Keon Coleman (WR - BUF) - 0:49:25Matthew Golden (WR - GB) - 0:52:41Austin Ekeler (RB - WAS) - 0:55:05 FantasyPros Draft Assistant - 0:56:35Jaydon Blue (RB - DAL) - 0:57:03Marvin Mims (WR - DEN) - 0:58:43Roschon Johnson (RB - CHI) - 1:00:32Isaiah Likely (TE - BAL) - 1:01:29Outro - 1:03:23 Helpful Links:

She thought grief would fade with time—until a shapeless white mist began visiting at 3 a.m., inching closer every night. Eighteen years after her best friend J was gunned down in a neighborhood park—the night Angel almost joined her—something icy, angry, and impossibly personal forced its way in. Was it a warning, an accusation, or sorrow pressed into spectral form? Candles, a psychic, and one last bedside encounter hurled Angel to the edge of terror—and perhaps beyond a friendship's mortal limit. If you have a real ghost story or supernatural event to report, please write into our show or call 1-855-853-4802! If you like the show, please help keep us on the air and support the show by becoming a Premium Subscriber.  Subscribe here: http://www.ghostpodcast.com/?page_id=118 or at or at http://www.patreon.com/realghoststories Watch more at: http://www.realghoststoriesonline.com/ Follow Tony: Instagram: HTTP://www.instagram.com/tonybrueski TikToc: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonybrueski Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tony.brueski