Podcast appearances and mentions of felipe hernandez

S3E25 (100 overall!) - For the Glory KC is back with the 100th episode of the show! Wow... 100! Since it's the 100th episode, we did things a little different this week. The first segment takes a more historical look Sporting Kansas City and our relationship to the team. We tell stories about how we got into Sporting KC and our journey to this point. Then we do our all-time Sporting KC starting XI, except we really just did a team from the last decade (as is explained in the pod). I finally got a chance to ask Remi Walter about his contract and sprung that news on his biggest fan, my co-host Sheena, during the episode to get her live reaction. We briefly went into the last three Sporting KC games, but instead of breaking down each one, since it's been over a week since that Seattle Sounders game, we took themes from each game and worked them into the episode. The three big topics were: Who is playing in the double pivot and how it impacted the team The whole penalty kick debacle against Minnesota United that ultimately eliminated SKC from the playoffs this year And the news that Pulido has been hurt for much of 2024, like we speculated We also had to discuss the sad news of Felipe Hernandez being released. The KC Current played exclusively on Amazon Prime since we last did an episode so that limited the audience and their time on the episode, though they did clinch the playoffs! In the Digital Crawl, we touch on a few topics, including: US U-20 Youth National Team winning Bronze in the World Cup Three SKC players are free agents per the MLSPA (and why Remi isn't) Sporting KC U Pass Season Ticket deal Gianluca Busio's contract extension USMNT hire Mauricio Pochetino  And the Chicago Fire may be hiring Gregg Berhalter in the "Vermes role" Here is a rundown of topics (and approximate start times): 100th Episode - 3:14 Podcast Origin Story - 6:47 How we Became SKC fans - 11:51 Sporting KC Team of the Decade - 20:50 Remi Walter's Contract - 46:27 Three SKC Game Speed Round - 54:45 SKC Penalty Kick Debacle - 1:00:38 Pulido has been hurt? - 1:15:53 Felipe Hernandez's Contract is Terminated - 1:19:47 KC Current - 1:23:27 Digital Crawl - 1:29:39 Upcoming Schedule: Sporting KC @ LAFC (US Open Cup) - Wed. Sept 25th @ 9:30PM CDT KC Current vs. Gotham FC - Sat. Sept 28th @ 12:00PM Sporting KC @ St. Louis City - Sat. Sept. 28th @ 7:30PM SKC II vs. North Texas - Sun. Sept. 29th @ 3:00PM We recently turned on "Listener Support." Don't feel obligated, but if you have a few spare bucks and are a fan of the pod, we'd appreciate your donation. As a special gift to For the Glory KC listeners and KC Soccer Journal readers, Backheeled dot com is giving away 30 days of their amazing, independent American soccer coverage for free. If you decide you want to turn that into a paid membership, they'll give you 10 percent off too. Just follow this link! Big thanks to Splitter Conspiracy (listen to them here) for our theme music made with the permission of the KC Cauldron. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/support

Welcome, listeners! Join me in this bonus episode as I share some exciting updates and a sneak peek into what's coming up for Season 11 of the Vertical Farming Podcast. As we wrap up Season 10, I want to take a moment to recap some of the incredible conversations we've had with industry leaders like Felipe Hernandez of Hexagrow, Victor Kolkatar of Velis Farming, and many more. Each guest brought unique insights into the world of vertical farming, from urban aeroponics to the innovative use of microgreens. If you missed any episodes, this is your chance to catch up on the highlights and get inspired by the amazing work happening in our field.This is also a chance for me to express my gratitude for your support through the seasons thus far. Your support means the world to me, and I'm eager to hear your thoughts on the show. Over the next few weeks, I'll be setting up interviews with listeners to get your feedback and learn more about what you enjoy and what we can improve. If you're interested in chatting, shoot me an email at harry@verticalfarmingpodcast.com with the subject line "Let's Chat." Stay tuned for more great conversations and thank you for being part of this journey!Thanks to Our SponsorsBio520 Key Takeaways01:00 Recap of Season Ten Guests08:52 Roster of Confirmed Guests for Season ElevenConnect With UsVFP - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/verticalfarmingpodcastVFP Twitter - https://twitter.com/VerticalFarmPodVFP Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/direct/inbox/VFP Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/VerticalFarmPodVertical Farming Jobs - http://verticalfarmingjobs.comVertical Farming Weekly - www.getrevue.co/profile/verticalfarmingpodcast

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of "The Incubator" at NeoHeart 2024, hosts Ben Courchia and Daphna interview Dr. Felipe Hernandez, a neonatologist from Saltillo, Mexico, attending his fifth NeoHeart conference.Dr. Hernandez discusses his work in a small town near Monterrey, where he deals with everyday neonatal issues in a setting with limited resources. He highlights the challenges of providing care to extremely preterm babies and following up with patients in economically disadvantaged areas.The conversation touches on the universal challenges in neonatology, regardless of location, particularly in caring for complex cases and ensuring long-term follow-up. Dr. Hernandez emphasizes the importance of attending conferences like NeoHeart to gain perspective on long-term patient outcomes and to learn about advancements in the field.He shares how these conferences not only provide educational opportunities but also allow him to visit new places and interact with colleagues. Dr. Hernandez discusses how he applies insights from these conferences to improve his practice in Mexico, including interdisciplinary care and family involvement in patient care.The episode underscores the value of international collaboration and knowledge sharing in neonatology. As always, feel free to send us questions, comments, or suggestions to our email: nicupodcast@gmail.com. You can also contact the show through Instagram or Twitter, @nicupodcast. Or contact Ben and Daphna directly via their Twitter profiles: @drnicu and @doctordaphnamd. The papers discussed in today's episode are listed and timestamped on the webpage linked below. Enjoy!

Things are rotten in the state of Missouri(or Kansas), and a predictably hard portion of the SKC schedule has produced two more frustrating losses making it 10 losses from the last 12 games.  But, look on the bright side, at least the San Jose Earthquakes exist.  While both of the games did end in losses to very good teams in the LA Galaxy and Real Salt Lake, there was actually some semblance of positivity due to the significantly improved chance creation over those games.  They also tried some alternate tactics and players that have at least in moments appeared to breathe some life into the attack.  The team still struggles to defend in transition, but at least they aren't as depressing to watch in possession.  Either that, or things are so bad that fans will find anything that appears the least bit positive to latch onto. American Soccer Analysis released their annual league survey addressing the analytics departments of every team in MLS, and unsurprisingly, Sporting KC was 5th from last in the league in the survey.  It is hard not to correlate their poor run of form lately with the limitations(perceived or valid) of their analytics practice, and continue to think that this club is falling further and further behind its rivals in multiple areas.  We will dive into the information from this survey, what it really means, and how it's not as simple as saying “do analytics” and things all of a sudden get better. Finally, a number of topics in Potpourri, including a rumored acquisition from Norway that now appears to be incorrect, some sad news regarding Felipe Hernandez, our update on the fun soccer in KC being played by the Current, and a quick look at both continental competitions happening this summer before we do a quick preview of Aidan Morris' farewell match vs. SKC. Music by The Spin Wires

Jimmy Mack and Daniel Kooser commiserate on the struggles of Sporting Kansas City. The guys react to the news that Felipe Hernandez is suspended, break down another loss on the road against the LA Galaxy and more. — The best Kansas City sports coverage in one place. Download our app now! Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kcsn/id6443568374 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kcsn&hl=en — Subscribe to the KCSN Daily substack for film reviews, exclusive podcasts, KC Draft guide, discounts and access, giveaways, merch drops and more at https://kcsn.substack.com/subscribe FOLLOW US ON: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/KCSportsNetwork Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kcsports.network/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/KCSportsNetwork Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

S3E24 - For the Glory KC is back with the 89th episode of the show! Sporting Kansas City have returned to their losing ways, unfortunately. After a hopeful win at home against the Seattle Sounders, they dropped a result to the LA Galaxy 4-2 in California. There were some interesting lineup choices, lots of standing around on the first goal and lots of things to talk about that are pretty negative from the game. However, was there something to build on? The underlying numbers are actually not that bad. Sporting KC were creating chances, they just didn't finish them. That, sadly, feels like progress from all these games where it felt like they can't even get a decent shot off. The issue is, it's all too late as the season is in the back half and they just lost again. Unfortunately, we have to talk about the elephant in the room that is Felipe Hernandez. He was suspended for the second time for gambling related violations. It really feels like we'll never see Felipe in a Sporting KC uniform again. The question is, what sort of punishment is he in for? I'd assume he'll not be allowed to play in Major League Soccer, but how far or wide could a ban/suspension go? Then we talk about the Peter Vermes interview in the KC Star with Daniel Sperry about the upcoming transfer window. On the pod we try to look long-term since any move will come too late in the season if the team hasn't already gone on a great winning streak. Vermes mentions the need for an attacking midfielder, in somewhat of a contrast to what Mike Illig said last week about needing a winger and a central defender. The Kansas City Current unfortunately couldn't carry Kansas City soccer this weekend settling for a 2-2 draw to the Chicago Red Stars. It led to a discussion about rivalries in the NWSL. It sort of feels like the only rival the Current have right now, is the referees. In the Digital Crawl, we hit a few other topics, including: SKC II lose Camille Ashton found a new, very similar, NWSL job SKC injury updates for Salloi, Remi and Rosero A KC Current injury update for Vanessa DiBernardo Lots of US Soccer news and Pitchside Coffee by several KC Current players Here is a rundown of topics (and approximate start times): Sporting KC lose again - 4:41 Felipe Hernandez suspended - 27:41 Vermes gives a transfer update - 44:01 KC Current draw at home - 58:05 Digital Crawl - 1:07:22 Upcoming Schedule: Sporting KC vs. Real Salt Lake - Wednesday, June 19th @ 7:30 PM CT Sporting KC at Columbus Crew - Saturday, June 22nd @ 6:30 PM KC Current at Portland Thorns - Sunday, June 23rd @ 3:00 PM Sporting KC II at St. Louis City II - Sunday, June 23rd @ 6:00 PM We recently turned on "Listener Support." Don't feel obligated, but if you have a few spare bucks and are a fan of the pod, we'd appreciate your donation. As a special gift to For the Glory KC listeners and KC Soccer Journal readers, Backheeled dot com is giving away 30 days of their amazing, independent American soccer coverage for free. If you decide you want to turn that into a paid membership, they'll give you 10 percent off too. Just follow this link! Big thanks to Splitter Conspiracy (listen to them here) for our theme music made with the permission of the KC Cauldron. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/support

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Rich recaps his writing tour with Felipe Hernandez. He's working on a book series called "Nuance & Notes," involving designs on building facades in different cities. Recorded in Rich's apartment, they play a slideshow of photos from Los Angeles, New York, & Miami) and discuss the cities, activities, highlights, & friends. Rich Hebron website

S3E13 - For the Glory KC is back with the 78th episode of the show! This week, we have a very special episode with not one, not two, but three hosts! I'm joined by some familiar names to those of you that read the KC Soccer Journal. Juan Cisneros and Xander Kennedy make their For the Glory KC debuts! Don't worry, Sheena will be back, but we just closed out an eight-day road trip with a seven-and-a-half-hour drive and only one of us was a soccer sicko enough to immediately make a podcast. We start the show with some Sporting Kansas City love as they picked up a huge three points on the road against Toronto FC. Sporting KC managed to pull off the win without the injured Alan Pulido (not to mention Johnny Russell and Andreu Fontas). It begs the question, is that a good or bad thing? Xander, Juan and I break down the lack of production from the forward line, but the goals still coming in elsewhere. We also get into the bangers scored by Remi Walter and Jake Davis, as well as the highly repeatable Alenis Vargas goal if Peter Vermes sticks with trusting his young and pacey backups. Plus, we can't avoid the goal at the death from Toronto, which was apparently over a half of a foot offside. In addition to all the goals scored, we dash around to various other topics including Memo Rodriguez stepping up his game, Sporting KC's propensity to shoot from distance, the return of Felipe Hernandez, Robert Voloder continuing to start and the return of the refs as PRO and the PSRA reached a new CBA. Before we fully move off of Sporting KC, we have to talk about Roger Espinoza returning for at least one game and it won't be too far from Kansas City. He will be joining the Des Moines Menace this Wednesday in the US Open Cup as they take on Union Omaha (in Nebraska). Which begs the question, who else should join Des Moines (or any other team) to try to make a cup run? The KC Current continued their strong form as well as they climbed to the top of the table off their third straight win. There were goals scored by Vanessa DiBernardo, Alexa Spaanstra, Temwa Chawinga and Bia, but it feels like they could have scored so many more. We also get into the level of their competition through the first three weeks and of course, the set piece defending. Plus, does the NWSL have a VAR problem? We've got some thoughts! In the Digital Crawl, we touch on the following topics: Kei Kamara to LAFC International call-ups for the KC Current International club soccer coming to CPKC Stadium USMNT over Mexico in the Nations League And the Messi/Arrowhead update Here is a rundown of topics (and approximate start times): Meet the Guest Hosts - 1:38 Sporting KC win on the road! - 4:47 Are these SKC goals sustainable? - 15:59 Repeatable goals, Sporting KC youth and Toronto's offside goal - 23:00 Roger Espinoza and the Des Moines Menace - 43:42 KC Current win at home (again)! - 55:27 Digital Crawl - 1:16:15 Upcoming Schedule: The KC Current have TWO weeks off Inter Miami vs. CF Monterrey (CCC) - Wednesday, April 3rd at 7:00 PM CST Des Moines Menace @ Union Omaha (US Open) - Wednesday, April 3rd at 7:30 PM USWNT vs Japan - Saturday, April 6th at 11:30 AM Sporting KC vs. Portland Timbers - Sunday, April 7th at 12:30 PM Spotify took away our ads, so we turned on "Listener Support." Don't feel obligated, but if you have a few spare bucks and are a fan of the pod, we'd appreciate your donation. Big thanks to Splitter Conspiracy (listen to them here) for our theme music made with the permission of the KC Cauldron. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/support

Embark on a remarkable adventure with Felipe Hernandez, the visionary Founder and CEO of Hexagro, as he chronicles his evolution from an industrial designer in Colombia to a trailblazer in Milan's growing vertical farming industry. Felipe's inspiring tale captures the essence of innovation and determination, guiding us through the creation of Hexagro—an endeavor to democratize aeroponic technology. His story is a testament to the power of marrying design with practical agricultural solutions, and his Hexagro platform stands as a beacon of urban farming potential, inviting city dwellers to reconnect with nature through the simplicity of Poty and the sophistication of Clovy, both models with specific uses.As Felipe unfolds the nuances of Hexagro's user-centric approach, you'll be captivated by the role of biomimicry in design and how it breathes life into urban farming. The conversation extends into the digital realm, highlighting the integral companion app that serves as a gardener's best friend, offering a chatbot, plant care tips, and delightful recipes. With an open platform philosophy, Felipe emphasizes the importance of local resources and community input in refining Hexagro's offerings, painting a picture of an ecosystem where growth is nurtured by the collective genius of its participants.The finale of our journey with Felipe does not shy away from the grit and resilience that define startup success, especially in the face of the pandemic's adversities. He shares candid insights about the power of mentorship, the intricacies of fundraising in the Italian startup landscape, and the significance of cultivating a community-driven growth model. Join us and discover how you can contribute to a movement that's reshaping our relationship with the food we eat and the communities we cherish.Thanks to Our SponsorsBio520Indoor AgConAgTech Weekly Review Key Takeaways00:00 From Industrial Design to Vertical Farming15:33 Biomimicry, Vertical Farming, and Product Development31:17 Overcoming Challenges and Building Resilience36:48 Vertical Farming Industry and Its Challenges45:11 Join Our Urban Farming CommunityTweetable Quotes"We shouldn't try to disconnect people from farming, because we have been doing it since thousands of years.""It's a huge potential of impact that agriculture has because it's a holistic topic. It regards the side engineering, agronomy, biology, sociology, economics, everything. So for me, it's super stimulating to learn of so different topics and see how they can change and how they have impacted societies.""Since billions of years, there is a complex, very smart designer finding solutions to solve problems, to adapt to different needs. These organisms that have evolved over time are able to solve different types of challenges with certain strategies that preserve energy and are very efficient."Resources MentionedHexagro - https://www.hexagro.io/Felipe's Email - f.hernandez@hexagro.ioFelipe's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hexagro.io/Felipe's Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/hexagro.ioFelipe's Linkedin -

After returning from Paris, Felipe comes over to Rich's apartment to hear about the trip.

Special guest Poly Alumni, Varsity Assistant Coach and current Mexican Professional Pitcher Felipe Hernandez joins Mitts to discuss his interesting journey to the Mexican Big Leagues.

Felipe Hernandez stops by Rich's apartment to recap London. After each trip, Felipe and Rich watch the photo album of it and hang out. In this recording, the two talk gratitude, London culture, architecture food, loving life, angels and more!

Felipe Hernandez visits Rich's apartment before seeing their mutual friend DJ Supesbase. Rich plays his New York photo album from his recent trip. The two discuss life, New York, and Rich's upcoming trip to London. Before the conversation, Rich shares how his first day in London went.

Felipe Hernandez joins Rich Conversations for his third appearance. In this episode, he drops by Rich's apartment and they watch the photo album slideshow of Rich's trip to Miami. They discuss a variety of topics including Apple TV, Miami, and so much more!

Lord have mercy, Sporting KC won an MLS match, and looked largely competent in doing so! It's been a minute since we've had the opportunity to analyze a victory so apologies if we are a bit out of practice. Drew and Cody break down a fairly comprehensive performance by SKC in Seattle, by far the most complete performance of the year by the club so far. Lots of love for the spacing and movement in the midfield, as well as a very positive performance by Jake Davis at right back. The team looks much more like the one we have become accustomed to watching, and we are hopeful this is the beginning of a string of performances of that ilk. A discussion around Felipe Hernandez, his fit with this club, and what his abilities are and whether this is the best place for them to be effectively used. We both think he has value, but perhaps that value is misread slightly. Do Coaches really matter? We spend some time on the topic after John Muller posted an extremely interesting article in The Athletic challenging that exact notion. A Zapruder-esque deep dive into the scuffle between the Preki and the SKC technical staff after the game. Drew goes hard on this one to clearly analyze every part of this interaction. Finally a quick convo of the upcoming matches this week and our hopes for continued success. Music by The Spin Wires

We spoke with Felipe Hernandez and Tim Liebold at Sporting Kansas City's 2023 media day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reinforcements cannot come soon enough. Sporting KC got it's first point of the season with a draw in Colorado vs the Rapids, but they've yet to a score in the first two matches. Wasn't the offense supposed to be the part we didn't have to worry about? Marinos Tzionis got the start on the right wing over Khiry Shelton. It's not a great place to be right now in the absence of Johnny Russell. We have a tough conversation about who should be starting. After a stellar introduction to MLS last season, some of the shine has worn off striker Willy Agada in the first two matches. Is the team not giving him enough service... or is it self inflicted? We saw more shaky moments from Robert Voloder and Ben Sweat. John Pulskamp came up with some big saves, but we still aren't sure he's ready. But there are problems on all three lines. Without Kinda and Radoja, who is nowhere to be found, the midfield is in trouble. Felipe Hernandez & Cam Duke might have hit their ceilings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the summer of 2020, Brandon Ovalle, Felipe Hernandez, and Rich would visit latin restaurants weekly. The gang is back together at Garcia's Mexican Restaurant in Lincoln Square, Chicago. Brandon and Rich share what their favorite places were. Rich shares the story of how he got into drinking mojitos in Spain. The two talk soccer, including Rich's El Clasico experience in Barcelona. They debate and ponder if there is another culture as pretentious as France. Rich provides an anecdote of a time smoking a cigar in Miami and a French guy asked to borrow his lighter.

We're back! And SKC have extended their positive run of form to 8 games with 2 more wins and a draw and only 1 loss across the last 2 months. We spend more time evaluating the underlying numbers of Willy Agada and Erik Thommy's performances since arriving in KC(spoiler alert: They good). Also, a discussion around off-season squad construction now that we know what pieces will be in place and where the areas of need will be. Robbie Voloder has a wonderful game against DC United and is a halftime sub against Minnesota, which was a bit of a surprising development. Felipe Hernandez and Kayden Pierre also continue to impress, while Cam Duke struggles. Signing Ben Sweat makes a lot more sense when the team has more possession and midfield control, and we discuss SKC's visually inept performance at set pieces, or more specifically, corner kicks. Music by The Spin Wires.

Drew is back from LA after bringing back one lowly point on the trip. We discuss what was a fairly mixed performance from Sporting KC. There were positives we have become familiar with over the past 6 weeks, and negatives we have seen a lot this season. In any other circumstance, a 2-2 draw at LA would be a decent result, so we need to take that in context. A discussion around the fairly disparate profiles of those in both fullback positions vs. their counterparts, and whether SKC had the appropriate time to alter the game plan to adjust for them. They did after about 20 minutes, but it felt like a bit of an emergency change. After we saw Erik Thommy easily look like the best player on the field against San Jose, this time Riqui Puig took that crown fairly substantially. Another very solid sub appearance from Felipe Hernandez, who definitely has had 2 of his more impactful performances of the year in the last 2 games. And some USMNT/European soccer discourse to close out the pod. Music by The Spin Wires

The Media Game was a success. In that Thad survived. Cody missed the email. But the worse things get for Sporting KC.. the more we have to talk about. We though the low point of the season had come months ago. The team seemed to be playing better than the beginning of the season. But here we are again. A new low point. We second guess Peter Vermes' lineup choice for the Open Cup Semifinal in Sacramento, as well as his choices for PK takers. How does Graham Zusi go 5th? Felipe Hernandez is developing a bit of a reputation. Did yelling at the keeper inspire him to make the winning save? Youthful mistakes were a trend the next game against Austin FC as Cam Duke was sent off with an embarrassing second yellow card and Jonathan Pulskamp let in an inexcusable goal between his legs. Will we find anything to cheer about the rest of the season? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Intern Nnamdi joined Nate and Todd in studio to give a preview of KU Football for this upcoming season and then Sporting KC's Felipe Hernandez and Cam Duke stopped by to talk about their background in soccer and what it's like to start a pro career as a teenager  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two SKC wins in one week? In this economy? Drew and Cody discuss both the (albeit somewhat lucky)away win at Nashville and the 6-0 drubbing of Union Omaha in the Open Cup quarterfinals. Drew professes his love for Felipe Hernandez(again), and we hope that PV agrees with the assessment that the Walter-Hernandez-Duke midfield is the most functional one that SKC has at the moment. We also discuss the new player additions that are now official, and whether Tim Melia might be losing a step. Graham Zusi appears to not age, and DS20 steals souls. That and a bunch more...I mean it's an hour and 45 minutes so buckle up. Music by The Spin Wires

This week on the Sporting Kansas City Show - presented by Michelob Ultra - hosts Nate Bukaty, Aly Trost Martin & Jacob Peterson broke down Sporting's first road win, 2-1, over Nashville SC this weekend. Then, one of Sporting's goal scorers from the game, Felipe Hernandez, joined the show to talk about the win, what it was like playing back in his hometown in front of his family and more. To close out the show, Nate, Aly and Jacob preview Sporting's U.S. Open Cup Quarterfinal match against USL League One's Union Omaha!

It turns out, all they had to do was listen to the show! Peter Vermes has deployed a different style and formation in the last two matches for Sporting KC, albeit out of necessity due to injuries & suspensions. But the change has yielded two straight results in league play. One worrying note is a potential trend developing in which the defense concedes an ugly goal early in the second half. Robert Voloder took some blame on this one, but he might have been the only one actually defending. A look at the current MLS Western Conference table is quite jarring when compared to last year's playoffs. Sporting KC is not the only team struggling. Seattle, Portland, Colorado, & Vancouver are all at the bottom of the table at the moment. All of a sudden the young guys on the roster are starting to impress. Homegrowns Cam Duke & Felipe Hernandez are looking solid, while all three international U-22's are key contributors as well. "God bless Ben Sweat." But it's really important how you say it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Three-time guest Felipe Hernandez provides the questions for Rich Answers. He wrote these down after him and Rich watched game 3 of the Bucks-Celtics series in which the Bucks won. Felipe is a Wisconsin sports fan and great friend. Here are his questions:   Why don't you like ranch? What do you think about Aaron Rodgers back on the Green Bay Packers? What do you like most about bartending at the restaurant? Do you think the Milwaukee Bucks will repeat as NBA champions? What are your plans for your upcoming vacation in Mexico?   Third podcast appearance   Second podcast appearance   First podcast appearance

Felipe Hernandez joins the 3x club. In his third podcast appearance, Felipe and Rich reminisce about the past two summers and look forward to what Summer 2022 has in store. Felipe shares experiences working on the CTA in Chicago. The two discuss the Green Bay Packers and Milwaukee Bucks. Felipe also shares memorable concerts and which band he'd like to see next.

Sitting in 11th place in the Western Conference, Sporting KC have had a rough start to the season. Injuries, key international absences, and new players still getting acclimated to MLS have plagued this team so far. But this is Sports Talk. We're here to assign blame and point fingers. We try to decide the one glaring issue holding them back. Is it Peter Vermes' roster construction? Is it a lack of talent in the midfield compared to the rest of the league? What about the attacking core? The show is torn on Ben Sweat, but ready for Logan Ndenbe to return. Felipe Hernandez hasn't quite taken the next step this team was needing. But where is his ceiling? Gadi Kinda will return at some point, but will he solve all the issues? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a milestone as we have our first guest! Daniel Sperry of the KC Star joins to offer his insights on SKC's performance last weekend in a 1-0 win vs. RSL. Cody unfortunately was not able to join this week due to available internet overseas but we expect him back next week. Daniel and Drew discuss the return of Old Rog, the quality of Felipe Hernandez in both soccer and helping a guy clean up a spilled beer, and the overall best match SKC has played this season. Music by The Spin Wires

Was the match in Chicago terrible.. or just bad? The midfield is starting to become a real worry. Roger Espinoza wasn't supposed to be playing this much. Remi Walter is inconsistent. Will Cam Duke & Felipe Hernandez take that next step? Nikola Vujnovic hasn't had much of an impact on the attack in his first two games.. Do you miss Khiry Shelton yet? We give an update on the injury status for several players as Sporting KC prepares to face Real Salt Lake this weekend. Who, by the way, are somehow at the top of the Western Conference. Thanks for listening! Please subscribe, rate, & review. Or yell at us on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Following at 1-1-0 start from SKC, The Nutmeg podcast discussed potential depth problems with the midfield, plus the return from suspension of Felipe Hernandez.

Sporting KC held Media Day on Wednesday and they gave us all whiskey and pretzels. We brag about all the inside knowledge picked up at the open-to-the-public session. Is Graham Zusi allowed an "old man day" from training? Felipe Hernandez has most of the show excited and ready for a breakout season. After finally decided on what to actually call Oriol "Uri" Rosell, we try to figure out what three players will start in the midfield for the home opener vs the Houston Dynamo. If Paulo Nagamura's first match at the helm is any indication, Houston won't exactly be trying to play "jogo bonito" this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We finally have Sporting KC soccer to talk about! Even if the game was a 0-0 draw, we go over what happended in the first SKC preseason game. We also talk about the return of Felipe Hernandez, and a big striker rumor that is making the rounds... Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @NoOtherPod, @DanKooser, and @JCMack03. Merch at https://bitly.com/nootherpod

What a crazy emotional game the Philadelphia Union put us through against Montreal on Saturday! Todd breaks down yesterday's (10/16) game between Montreal and The Union, and discusses why Gazdag not being in the starting XI isn't as big of a deal as some people were making it out to be, and why Sergio Santos being out injured yesterday was a huge blow. Todd also discusses Sporting KC's Alan Pulido to miss 3-5 weeks due to minor knee surgery, Felipe Hernandez of Sporting KC suspended for the rest of 2021 due to gambling, Dan Garber says MLS will announce the 30th MLS team in 12-months, and RB Salzburg is chasing Kevin Parades of DC United. And, Blunder of The Week involves two very corrupt companies!   News: Alan Pulido to miss 3-5 weeks: [2:56-5:01] Felipe Hernandez suspended for the rest of 2021: [5:02-6:25] MLS to announce next MLS team in 12-months: [6:26-8:23] RB Salzburg interest in Kevin Parades: [8:24-12:15] CF Montreal v Philadelphia Union: Overall thoughts: [12:16-21:30] Crucial having pace in the XI: [21:31-25:04] Paxten Aaronson > Daniel Gazdag: [25:06-29:37] Blunder of The Week:  FIFA v EA Sports: [30:52-36:20]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod http://thefreekickpodcast.com/

En este nuevo episodio, Diego conversa con Felipe Hernandez sobre el futuro de la sociedad post pandemia. También nos cuenta su opinión acerca de cómo entender a tus usuarios y validar tu negocio. Además de darnos Prototipos de negocios digitales y claves para llevarlos a cabo

There's no Sporting KC game this week, but we break down the news about Felipe Hernandez's suspension, talk about what Alan Pulido's injury means for SKC for the rest of the season and in the playoffs, and discuss how the USMNT's recent performances reflect on Gregg Berhalter. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @NoOtherPod, @DanKooser, and @JCMack03. Get your No Other Pod merch at https://linktr.ee/nootherpod

Rich and Felipe catch one last White Sox game to send off summer. As the weather cools and Chicago glides into its Autumn groove, we hope for a Brewers-White Sox World Series. The Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 9-3.

Felipe Hernandez returns to the show after a year. Rich and Felipe talk about their summers, soccer and the Sox, music, and working on the CTA cleaning train cars.

Felipe Hernandez, Co-Fundador de Datup, startup Colombiana que utiliza inteligencia artificial y machine learning para optimizar distintos procesos dentro de las empresas en Latam. Hablamos de como ha sido el viaje de vender tecnologías que las personas no entienden fácilmente, de sus casos de éxito, su internacionalización y proyectos futuros. ? Suscríbete en nuestro canal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE-3... ???? Regístrate a nuestro newsletter semanal: https://share.hsforms.com/1sBl7gsmySG... Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

In this episode, we speak with wireless internet provider VPNet's founder and CEO, Felipe Hernandez. In partnership with Microsoft and its Airband Initiative, VPNet in Puerto Rico has launched Redverde – a wireless internet service broadband network to connect unserved and underserved citizens in hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico. Felipe shares his vision and mission to bridge the rural broadband gap in his home country. About VPNet: VPNet, a leading internet service provider in Puerto Rico, generates value for companies and individuals in Puerto Rico, through wireless internet services, telecommunications, cybersecurity and IT consulting in one place, offering quality customer service. VPNet's vision is to be the leading Puerto Rican internet service provider and cybersecurity technologies, being a model in the Puerto Rican market in delivering excellent customer service. Learn more about VPNet at https://vpnet.net/

Midfielder Felipe Hernandez joins the show

SKC MF Felipe Hernandez has moved through the entire system, beginning as a teenage academy player to now with the first team and takes you through his journey.