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With the start of Rugby's Six Nations Championship this weekend, that's where we kick off this week's episode. France were led by the imperious Antoine Dupont in their win over Wales, Scotland and Italy offered an intriguing tussle which was closer than the final scoreline might show, whilst England were probably flattered by a 5 point loss in Dublin. After their winter Break, Netball's stars are back in action as England host a quad series with South Africa, Malawi and Uganda. Following a convincing win over Malawi the Red Roses were then just edged out by South Africa. They face the final group game against Uganda on Saturday, before the medal placing round on Sunday in London. Australia completed their humiliation of England in the Women's Ashes Cricket - a resounding  innings defeat condemning the tourists to a 16-0 whitewash defeat. England's male counterparts also slid to their worst ever T20 defeat, being all out for just 97 and losing by 150 runs. We also have a Super Bowl preview, the latest in our “Rugby League Challenge Cup road to Wembley” status, and updates from the worlds of Tennis, Golf and Winter Sports. Finally Tony fires a broadside, this time at the TV companies trying to drum up excitement about the dead parrot non-event that transfer deadline day has become.

It's Christmas! Join James, Jo, and special guest Tony R (season 9 finalist) to discuss this year's Great British Sewing Bee Celebrity Christmas Special. The four contestants must create a Christmas stocking, transform adult puffer jackets into children's food-themed fancy dress, and then create an outfit for their dream Christmas Day. Who will wrap up their year with the coveted Christmas Sewing Bee trophy? Finally Tony plays this or that, sewing edition! Find out whether he prefers buttons or zips, woven or stretch, and skulls or camo!

Tony has forgotten more about the 4G63 than most of us will ever know. From his 6 second dragster to his ultra reliable 8 second 2g DSM that flips the joke of "unreliable DSM" on it's ear. Tony and I talk about what it was that drew him to DSMs in the first place. We talk about his and his father's amazing 6 second 4G63 powered dragster. We discuss what made them build it in the first place and what the future hold for the car. Tony describes what it's like to cut a sub one second 60 foot. Tony and I talk about what all is involved in a drag and drive event including the behind the scenes of what you don't always see. We talk about Tony's top 10 (on our 2g list) 2g setup and why he chose what he chose to not only propel him into the mid 8s but to do so while driving thousands of miles to and from each track. Tony gives his advice to anyone looking to get into drag and drive events. He and I discuss the future of his current car and the new direction it could potentially be heading. Tony outlines future events that he plans to compete at with both vehicles. He talks about a new project in his life that is far outside the norm of what he is used to. Finally Tony gives thanks to all those who have helped him out over the years.

Tony takes an extensive look at the way Jeremiah uses the image of the ‘Valley of Hinnom' (or Gehenna) in his prophecies about Jerusalem and its impending doom.  He then looks at how the gospels, Matthew in particular, deliberately position Jesus as the modern ‘Jeremiah' or ‘prophet'.  This positioning shines a new light on what Jesus may have meant by his use of the metaphor of ‘Gehenna' (the Aramaic for ‘Valley of Hinnom').  Finally Tony looks at the neglected high point of the new covenant in Jeremiah – which is the apparent redemption of the Valley of Hinnom as ‘sacred to the Lord'…. All of this leaves us with a different view of ‘hell' (Gehenna) that is much more grounded in the Biblical text.

In this episode I am joined by Tony Grayson, General Manager at Compass Quantum. We discuss Tony's career in the data centre sector and try to answer the all important question - what is Edge?Tony started his career as a submariner before making the transition to the data centre sector. Tony shares how his experience gained leading a submarine helped him to make the transition to the data centre sector.We then discuss 'Edge' - What does it actually mean? Why do we need Edge data centres? What challenges will they solve?. Tony offers his insight to 'Edge' and shares how Compass Quantum are helping to shape the future of Edge data centres.Finally Tony offers some excellent advice on how you can develop a successful career in the data centre sector.

In this episode I am joined by Tony Day, an independent data centre consultant with an extensive career in the data centre sector. Tony discusses how the sector has transformed across his career.Tony outlines how he first started his career in the sector and how his career developed. Tony shares an insight to his learnings across his career and how changes in the sector impacted his career development.We then discuss some of the current projects Tony is working on which includes some cutting edge technological developments.Finally Tony shares his advice on how you can develop a successful career in the data centre sector.

Donny, Brendan and McCracken talk about Bags, Topo Chico, and Pat's upcoming shoulder surgery. Then Brendan rants on lateness while waiting on Tony Smith. Finally Tony joins the show and the boys have an in depth conversation on the roll shot and why the Airmail ain't dead yet.Plus....Brendan gives Tony and his boys a nickname.

I didn't join Bill Graham until 1968 in New York. Prior getting into the scene my exposure to music was "Cousin Brucie" and AM radio. The first contemporary rock show I worked at the time was at The Anderson Yiddish Theatre. One of the acts on the bill was Moby Grape. I turned to someone and said, "what the fuck is a Moby Grape?" I was friends with a guy in the West Village named Tony Lecht. His cousin, Neal Anderson, was a partner with Sandy Pearlman who ran 415 records. They were students at Stony Brook. Stony Brook University was the first place that started bringing acts (California/England) in and doing shows. There had been some shows in "The Village" but it had all been fly by night stuff. I was working at Tony's bar from midnight till four in the morning. Neal came and approached Tony about bank rolling this little theater they had on 2nd Ave and 4th Street (The Anderson Yiddish Theatre). It was Theatre and music but all in Yiddish. All Jewish Theatre....from what I hear Michael Tilson Thomas' Family was involved with the Theatre. They needed like 15 grand and Tony went for it, he brought me over there. I was an usher but the place was totally chaotic so I started organizing it. I get a call one day from Tony. He thought of me as his muscle, I never thought of my myself that way. He said, "this promoter from California wants to talk with me." They set a meeting at the Tin Angel on Bleecker Street, right above and "The Bitter End." We order some food and we're waiting for this promoter to show up. Tony thought of himself as a semi-wise guy. He grew up in Brooklyn and went to school with two of the nephews of Carmine Lombardozzi who was one of the Mafia Dons in Brooklyn. He thought he was "connected," but he really wasn't. This guy walks in with a big shoulder bag and introduces himself as "Bill Graham." I had never heard of Bill, he seemed like a pleasant enough guy. He opens up his bag and takes out all these yellow legal pads and starts talking about how he's been doing shows out on the West Coast for several years now and he has a great relationship with the acts and managers and their agents. He had been to The Anderson Theatre and was very impressed by the way it was run, the technical aspect of the whole thing. He thought, together, we could really do something in New York. At this point Tony stops slurping his soup and goes totally off the charts. It was like a bad Jimmy Cagney impression....."who the fuck are you coming into my town and tell me you're going to be my partner. Bill is taken aback but doesn't say a word. Finally Tony stops and Bill says, "well, thank you for your time, I'm sorry you're not interested." He shakes my hand and Tony totally ignores him. I said, "you know Tony, there's something here and I think you just made a really big mistake." The Fillmore East opened just about a month after that. Bill must have had the whole thing in the process and he wasn't asking Tony to let him in to his operation. He was inviting Tony to become part of his, which Tony never realized. A month later The Fillmore East opens up and Tony is totally out of business. His whole tech staff jumped, I didn't because I was his friend so I stayed with him. I stayed with him until the opening night of The Fillmore East with Big Brother and Ten Years After and Albert King. Tony told me that day that he had printed up 2,000 counterfeit tickets to Bill's show. He was trying to disrupt the whole thing, which for me, crossed a line. I walked on him. Graham had it under control and it was a great show, it was the opening of a whole new era in New York for Rock & Roll music. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

Feature Guest: Shelley Sweeney The University of Manitoba has just acquired the largest collection of UFO related material. Prominent Canadian ufologist Christ Rutkowski has made a donation of over 30,000 documents, photos, artifacts and government reports, including files relating to the famous 1967 Falcon Lake Incident, involving a purported physical contact with a mysterious craft. Whether you’re intrigued by the phenomenon of belief or you believe in the phenomenon, the extraordinary human effort to address the UFO question is worth our attention, argues Shelley Sweeney, Head of Archives & Special Collections at the University of Manitoba, who joins us here at The Star Spot. Current in Space In her final broadcast, Dunja literally goes out with a bang as bizarre eruptions of particles have been seen on the asteroid Bennu by orbiting spacecraft OSIRIS-REx.  Then Joseph looks back at our own planet, with a remarkable discovery: a new map of Antarctica that could forecast the future impact of climate change.  In his debut, Anshool describes a star careening through space, shot out by the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way! In other supermassive black hole news, Amelia and Priyanka share a finding that shall surely change the way we understand how huge galaxies form: a galaxy with three supermassive black holes! Finally Tony breaks down two new images of the first interstellar comet ever observed by humanity! About Our Guest Shelley Sweeney is Head of Archives & Special Collections at the University of Manitoba. She is a former Secretary of the international Academy of Certified Archivists and co-authored the code of ethics for the Canadian archival profession.

Somebody call 9-1-1 cuz Drue killed the bookie last week and returns as confident as his bye week Lions. We're a quarter of the way thru the NFL season and the boys have a sitdown to discuss which of these 2-2 teams are for real before moving on to kill one of them in Gravestones (20:08). Dangles shares his favorite WNBA team in the Weekly Pick eM (24:30). Finally Tony tries to play catch up by taking a road underdog parlay in the King of the Coast (42:42). Like! Listen!! Subscribe!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On todays episode with Tony O’Neill, we investigate setting up a business, including the challenges this brings. We also delve into managing people. With over 15 years of experience as a Personal Trainer, Tony gives an insight into the area of human motivation. Finally Tony shares his greatest life achievement on the podcast in pulling himself out of a ‘dark hole.’ He talks about suffering from mental health difficulties and gives tips on how to help both yourself and others who are struggling with mental health. A wonderful 45 minutes awaits our listeners.

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Finally Tony has come back to TNC UNLEASHED! We catch up with Tony and find out where the hell he's been! And then we get right into NFL. First out TNC power rankings then Predictions. Do the Steelers really want some of Burfict? Cam Newton: The Mature Leader? And young lion vs old lion on Sunday Night Football. We also throw a little MLB in there. Guess whos back? Enjoy!

Feature Guest: Randy Attwood Nearly a quarter of Americans confuse astronomy with astrology. And barely half know it takes the Earth a year to go around the Sun. Yes, you read that right. Clearly, we have a lot of work to do. Today we're joined at The Star Spot by Randy Attwood. He’s Executive Director of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. RASC has been engaged in astronomy education for nearly 150 years. He joins me at a live recording of The Star Spot on location in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Current in Space Evidence for flowing liquid water on Mars has never been found...until now. Then Anuj updates our coverage of what appears to be the discovery of an infant solar system. Finally Tony surveys the worlds of our solar system where we now believe water to exist, in one form or another. About Our Guest Randy Attwood is Executive Director of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada or RASC. He is the publisher of SkyNews, an astronomy periodical recently acquired by the society. Randy is a frequent guest commentator in the media, offering a thoughtful analysis of astronomy and space exploration news and events.

On the second edition of PWN. Our man in Japan, Puro Yottsume is joined by Doc Gallows to talk Bullet Club and the upcoming G1 Climax 24. Our second guest is none other than the 'Twisted Genius' Dean Ayass - he tells us all about his career in British wrestling from starting out to 1PW & Dragongate UK. Dan Masters talks all the latest ROH and how he thinks Kevin Steen will fare in WWE. Finally Tony & Martin rundown all the latest happenings in WWE & TNA.

On the third episode of PWN - we are joined by not one but two guests. Southside Wrestling promoter Ben Auld talks to us about starting his own promotion, building a name for themselves, using imports and more. Rising UK star Nixon Newell tells us about her career so far, wrestling in Tennessee and more. Finally Tony & Martin review the past few weeks in WWE & TNA including Battleground 2014.

Michael Berger co-writer of Life on the Edge of a Bubble joins us to talk about the film and to give some insight on the American Economy and the the solutions that we need in order to get through it. Cordi also joins us to teach us how to make our very own edible panties. Finally Tony and Ben finish up with a classic Animal Farm Power Segment.