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An OG New York Distiller - But You May Know Them From Elsewhere Finger Lakes Distilling is one of the oldest distilleries in New York, having started in 2007. They're part of the Empire Rye collaborative, and are producing whiskies, brandies, vodka, and a soju spirit.  But you probably know them for a serendipitous partnership: Pursuit Spirits, from Kenny and Ryan at Bourbon Pursuit, who used Finger Lakes Distilling bourbon and rye in their single barrels and, later, their blends. Finger Lakes - also going by FLX - is a component in Barrell blends, too, but that's not for the parties to say (no NDA for me!).  I'm joined by Brian McKenzie, founder and the original distiller. When they started, there were no manuals, few people they could talk to to figure out how to distill, but they did it - and now, they pass that knowledge on to new distillers. There's no greater legacy than that.  Thank you to Brian for entering the Whiskey Ring! Thanks to our Presenting Sponsor, BAXUS Baxus is the world's leading collectible spirits marketplace, with user-friendly options for buyers, sellers, and collectors looking to vault their collections. Use my link below to visit the BAXUS.CO website and sign up!  BAXUS Website BAXUS on Instagram BAXUS on Facebook BAXUS on Twitter/X BAXUS on LinkedIn _________________________________________________________ If you haven't joined the Patreon community yet, please consider doing so at patreon.com/whiskeyinmyweddingring There are four (4) spots available at the $25/month bottle share club level. These are the last spots that will ever be opened without a current member retiring - if you've been waiting, now's the time!  If you haven't yet, please follow Whiskey in my Wedding Ring and the Whiskey Ring Podcast on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn, and subscribe to the newsletter on the website.  Finger Lakes Distillery Finger Lakes Distillery Website Finger Lakes Distillery on Instagram Finger Lakes Distillery on Facebook  

VEM: Anna Knochenhauer EPISOD: 38 (Säsong 3 avsnitt 3) EN PODD AV: Simon Kölle www.linktr.ee/simonkolle PRODUCERAS AV: Simon Kölle & Amir Noghabai SÄSONG 3 GÖRS I SAMARBETE MED: FrameSage, med hjälp utav FrameSage kan du finansiera ditt filmprojekt.  Besök www.framesage.com  SÄSONG 3 SPONSRAS AV: Story Academy och Film Crew. Drömmer du om att jobba med film och TV? På Gotlands folkhögskola finns Story Academy och Film Crew – två utbildningar för dig som vill in i branschen. Om Episoden:  Hur ser vardagen ut för en av Sveriges mest erfarna postproducenter? I det här avsnittet av Filmbranschpodden möter vi Anna Knochenhauer, en drivande kraft bakom några av de mest framgångsrika svenska filmerna och tv-serierna. Med över 25 år i branschen har hon arbetat med produktioner som Whiskey on the Rocks (SVT/Disney+), Jönssonligan kommer tillbaka, Så länge hjärtat slår, Comedy Queen, Hilma, Euphoria, Fartblinda, Vi i villa, White Wall, Den allvarsamma leken, Jätten, Ensamma i rymden, Hundraåringen som klev ut genom fönstret och försvann och Känn ingen sorg. I detta avsnitt djupdyker vi i postproduktionens avgörande roll och utforskar hur Anna ser på sitt arbete – från tekniska detaljer till kreativa beslut som formar en film eller tv-serie. Hon delar värdefulla insikter om branschens utmaningar, hållbart arbete, motivation och lärdomar.

Qué jugadores tienen suelo y techo para alinear en el TNF? Alvin Kamara RB1 esta semana ? Bo Nix Streamer? Devaughn Vele el FLX? Background: V.I.P.N - "SKY" MOONY TRAP BEAT | No Copyright Trap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrdC92N92vY&ab_channel=%C6%81%C6%9D%C6%81Productions V.I.P.N Ig: @vipnmusic https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2KS...​ https://www.instagram.com/realvipn https://www.facebook.com/vipnbeats​ https://soundcloud.com/vipn BnB Productions: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClWEEaYXbIXeWNeOGDMZOCQ BECOME A PATRON - http://bit.ly/2Ormv

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Hello and welcome to the latest episode of The Write Start podcast. It's the right time for the write start. Today's guest is Julie Sturgeon a longtime friend of mine and current owner of Freelance Success (known as FLX).  Honestly, Julie and I did this interview a few months ago, but the information is timeless. She talks about her writing career success, why she decided to take over as owner of FLX, and what the membership site can do for YOUR freelance writing business today. Just so you know I was not paid for this interview nor am I paid when you sign up for FLX, but trust me it's very affordable. I've known Julie for years and just thought this would be a great resource to talk about. Enjoy!Please leave me a review if you liked the episode, thanks! Support the Show.If you like what you've listened to and would like to support The Write Start podcast, please visit https://www.buzzsprout.com/1322467/supporters/new. I'll give you a shoutout on the show! Thanks!

This week 14850 Dining is on the Finger Lakes Wine Trail enjoying a bite to eat! We're glad to report some favorite seasonal eateries have just reopened and others are about to reopen for the FLX tourism season. https://www.14850.com/040236150-wine-trail-season/ Subscribe to the 14850 Dining Podcast in Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts, YouTube, Spotify, Audible, or RSS Feed, listen on WVBR, or follow 14850 Dining on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or sign up for our newsletter.

“Why am I a DJ again?” I wasn't quite sure, but here I was m on mh way to yet another open decks, and though I had been given a sense of shame the first two times I had snowed up at the place, I was for some reason still determined to play the techno joint, even if it was destined to be a disaster— I was sort of a disaster, almost as inwardly as I was out, and I had been pushed to ever extreme imaginable in the months and even hears leading up to the times—I had been thoroughly humbled over and over again, to the extreme and extent that it did t make much sense that I was still alive, all the more almost always miserable and fighting for survival without my needs being met, and yet, when I tried to humble myself even further, dumbing myself down to apply for some of the only jobs I was qualified for—minimum wage, entry level jobs, where most of my Maybe I'm just taking. Much needed stroll I don't want to be early to a place I've once felt Unwelcome unwanted No longer trying to get famous or be somebody But my love for music goes beyond it Like my mom said Another Beyoncé song Reminds me of what I'm not and everything I lost A husband.cl, father, a daughter a son, a lover I just gotta walk it cf I don't belong at all l, you know Nowhere But especially not in modern day Brooklyn I just gotta walk it off Better yet, I've got enough to hold me over Till the morning We all want what we can't have A sister a brother A mom god says sometimes it's important to get lost— I'm not mad, or that hungry, either; The humor is, I get lost as often as possible I didn't mean to to harm anyone, anyhow I had time to burn off— A lot of it Don't wanna show up Where I'm not loved And not wanted Everything and everyone around is just a Bristle skinny white girl, With more competitive senses Than I even care to give attention And that's it, It isn't for the attention? I haven't even a camera, actually, Never played on this equipment, Haven't had an adapter since — Honestly can't even remember, and I was almost a rapper, but tragically My roommate's been bed ridden, And suddenly I'm well enough read in Aliester Crowley that I should have a mountain of money Or something to show for it, Other than tragedy, but perhaps fail would indicate a practical excuse to put my mixer in the pawn shop with my drum machine And the rest of my hopes and dreams, You know? Cupcakes and ice cream; My ex husband haunting me in dreams And me believing that I'm destined to be anybody at all Aw, I lost Whole Foods— It's alright, the Hot bar's all closed I'm confused at how I'm supposed to be useful To another human Consumed with calorie consumption Creating definite deficits is detrimental as the gym is, I recon, cause overnight my roommates turned into the devil, Fuck Missed my stop being an artist It's alright, I've got more time to kill, as always, being homeless No worries, I'll get audio technical anyway, Anyday now, Maybe on my next paycheck For now I'll take a rain check I don't even have a rain coat Or an umbrella Now, on the way to Hell Phone Let's see which 20 pound model Put my lack of Serato Into the pawn shop One for all and all for one and I only got one Jimmy Fallon, not even on me I don't worry about shod much, Except for holding my breath, avoiding the sh. Car with vomit, of course Why do white people want me to fail? I just want one man for one night, I decided I don't worry about God much, When I fuck up, it's funny to her And when I win she's honored, so I know it's not all for nothing For the most part I'm just a dumb girl An almost always starving artist lost at Bogary's ln the corner, smelling popcorn I walked in at exactly 10:10 PM, but I was admittedly nervous, as stated at the door—it was my third time at the venue, and I had always left feeling just a bit nervous or off, the second time missing my slot completely after hurting to leave Equinox, transit delays and my own lack of a gps causing me to arrive even later than I had planned and defaulting on my slot—which actually relieved me—I had never seen or played on record box, and the last CDJs I had touched were so long ago in the beginning of my DJ journey that it was almost as if I had never played on them at all, most of the clubs and small bars I had played for professionally being synced with Serato. I was unfamiliar enough with even my own music that I wasn't sure what I was playing, it had fixed myself to go, almost obstinately? And decided that if I bombed it would be the perfect excuse to put my FLX-6, which I didn't even outright own, into the pawn shop alongside my drum machine— I had enough moral decency not to sell something I didn't yet own, hooking that I in enough time I would be able to upgrade, sell it, and use the sun to pay off what I still owed—but I had been hungry for months, washing my clothes in the sink and, now that winter was settling in hurriedly, had become almost hopeless in that I would ever secure a job I had almost forgotten that I was a DJ — I danced nervously in the crowed after abandoning my things in the back—my backpack, full of my sweaty gym clothes and shoes, some simple toiletries, and whatever else I was sure I needed—two pairs of headphones— actually even favoring the in ear plugs I had been given by Nick, the drummer who had mysteriously almost ghosted me, and probably would have, had I not left the chord to my flx 6 in the rehearsal space we had been sharing— I had 22 hours on my flash drives, more than enough, but even probably too much— I had attempted to l key the selection before leaving, but between the storage issues on my computer I had practically failed at even synchronizing my library at all— I had destroyed one of my last remaining pairs of headphones, attempting to watch tutorials for the equipment which would be used for the performance— both of the DJs had displayed the shapes of stars in their insignias as it seemed almost purposefully, causing me to storm from my hotel in a fit of rage, throwing my headphones as I once had enraged by the outright lack of actual talent a chosen DJ working for insomniac, or the fakest DJ I had ever seen up to that point, DJ Soda , fed up with the Asian financiers pollution of the dance music industry. By way do promoting talentless Virgo Heaven can wait Wiggle Room The flower shop Kind regards Mood ring Bossa Nova I left with exquisite sensory overload and again a sense of relief—I hadn't played at all, as my files were for some reaosjnincompatible—and I hadn't even in the slightest sense with any recollection of what I had done wrong, besides not having spent hundreds of dollars—which seemed to be the game, and now I only wanted and needed to understand one thing: where would my money come from? It indeed, also is me— A parallelogram, a hypnocurrent, A synchronistic symmetry What's to become of us 12:12 What's to become of us 12:13 +1 always equals the other, Always just one off 11:12 Another hypnotist Ever since it's 43 is 10:11 is 12:13 is just a little Off So pretty I could never touch Yo, What's that like? ‘I thought to myself' I just wanna know. I wanna know your story Well, here I go– It doesn't take long, You know Just stick with the program, Hope some of it sticks at all Don't let the tears fall out, at all Don't let the tears out, no Don't go It is in a different order; A whole different story But it's getting colder on this whole half of the globe It doesn't matter to me, Because it can't And It just happens to be because It is There's nothing left between us but the wind There's nothing left between us but the wind It's been a while since i've been injured this badly My heart is so broken, I wonder if it was ever whole I hadn't quite captured that monster I tend to get jealous Even when it don't make sense I'm not a well woman I'm envious, Ingenious, even Same as it always was Friends with benefits My name is Sami If you ask me I've got business In Manhattan Better run along to make it better, now If I can another random dance Another heart attack, A mild one It goes on for miles and miles Why I had my eyes on I'll never know It's hard at the front lines, You're always on camera I'll never be good enough I'll never be worth it Let it happen Lift the curse up I miss having the nerve just to swallow it all down at once Bury my head in the sand As if anything was random, Rather than calculated If i could rest for a second and take it all in That i might as well say I won't make it It's all up in flames, now Don't be mad It don't matter to me I don't care about love About nothing, and nobody I surely don't care about me See It's all up in flames now And it's kind of unlikely That I'll see you this time round But you know where to find me Or how I don't let any tears down The whole two hours I'm almost proud of it I don't care who she is I'd just rather not be reminded Out of sight Out of mind I've been keeping my eye on But my mind off Round and round, gone Like a fire alarm At least the last time i heard on Talking in shapes But i'd rather not talk at all The whole world is on fire I hate girls, Cause i never was one I only like white light to quench my thirst It's a fire alarm And the black smoke Goes up Now, i don't smile a lot But i talk to God very often, look It's a game of luck, And i've lost some I've lost All ive got I got nothing left Nothing left to want I just want a friend or a plug But i've got to get off some I bought a rocket to mars once I've come back, now Funny story I was sorry, but Now i'm more glorified for it Guess you caught me What a number huh I should call it up A postpartum stutter Never a woman i was Or a girl but a mother of someone Who might have forgotten No, I'm never gonna look like that I'm never gonna be like her I'm never gonna sound alike Like a God I just worship the front lines Figure it out I was never enough for no one Was never a girl But was somehow, instead Born a woman and mother I mortify man with my body How grotesque, To be dead, It is How hazardous, To put this on It's just a show It's just a job Such a number I should just shut up I should wash my hands of obsession But love's just a body I rather admire it Have I done enough Have I done enough yet I've been out of my body, But never like this If you can make me come once You can make me come twice Nevermind, nevermind Of men and mice I've been counting my options And rocks On the wrong ones It's only a dolomite I never promised I wouldn't promise, If i had promised to (What. 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Innovation is often accompanied by a fear of failing, and many industry leaders perceive change as a threat rather than an opportunity for progress. This is especially true of the asset and wealth management industries, which are both rooted in tradition and predictability. So what happens when a company serving asset managers, wealth managers, and financial advisors adopts new approaches and leverages innovation? This week, Jack talks with Brian Moran, Founder and CEO of FLX Networks. Brian launched FLX Networks in December 2019 to modernize and simplify the asset and wealth management industries, delivering a holistic one-stop destination to drive more meaningful and effective engagement. Prior to FLX, Brian led financial teams at Neuberger Berman and AMG, resulting in over $100 billion in sales. With 20+ years of experience in various roles in wholesaling, national accounts, and sales management, Brian brings a broad perspective to the distribution ecosystem.  In this episode, Brian talks to Jack about the lessons he learned from building his own business, the problems wealth managers face today, and what drives FLX Networks' success. Key Takeaways [01:16] - How Brian ended up where he is today. [04:41] - Brian's business inspiration, evolution, and implementation. [07:28] - An overview of Brian's business model. [09:44] - What is FLX Networks' goal? [12:05] - What FLX Networks looks like in practice. [17:17] - Lessons Brian learned from building his own business. [18:28] - What makes FLX Networks successful, even during a pandemic? [22:40] - Brian's key takeaways. [23:54] - How Brian spends his time outside of work. Quotes [17:31] - “You've got to be so tenacious, persistent, passionate, and confident that what you're building is going to help others and relieve pain points, or help people capitalize on opportunities. You can't ever let that down.” ~ Brian Moran [18:28] - “I think what really does make us different and what has made us successful is we're operators. We're not academics. We're not technologists. I think we need to have all of those, but we're operators who understand this space.” ~ Brian Moran [22:50] - “Leverage innovation. Don't run from it. Similar to how the calculator replaced long division on paper, leverage innovation so that you can become more productive with your time.” ~ Brian Moran Links Brian Moran on LinkedIn FLX Networks Shopify LinkedIn Eric Nastri on LinkedIn Mark Spina on LinkedIn Allianz Life Ventures Broadridge Connect with our hosts LifeYield Jack Sharry on LinkedIn Jack Sharry on Twitter Subscribe and stay in touch Apple Podcasts Spotify LinkedIn Twitter Facebook

Wednesday night FLX is back and this time Westlake head coach Tony Salazar joins to talk about his first season as the head coach, his coaching tree, and Cade Klubnik. Hutto LB and Air Force signee Brody Bujnoch talks about his career, basketball season, and 7 on 7's. Then Dripping Springs' WR Garon Duncan calls in to discuss his commitment to Yale and former teammate Austin Novosad. Hosts: Zach Lucero, Cameron Parker, and Nolan Hogan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With our Perfect Draft Challenge, you can go back in time, draft against our simulated opponents, and try to nail the perfect draft for the 2022 season. Invite your friends and compete on our community leaderboards to see how you stack up. Drafts are free and take just 5-10 minutes (https://www.fantasypros.com/perfectdraft/). Here's how to play: The Rules: • League settings are: 12-teams, Half-PPR scoring  • Roster settings: 1 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 TE, 1 FLX, 1 DST and 6 bench spots. • We'll take your roster and calculate what your optimal lineup would have been for Weeks 1-17 of the 2022 season (best-ball style). • Your score is your team's total fantasy points scored over the season. • Draft as many times as you like, and see if you can make our leaderboard! Win a 5-year subscription to FantasyPros! Score at least 2,500pts, share your score on Twitter or Instagram, and fill out our prize form for your chance to win a 5-year premium subscription to FantasyPros! Sponsors: Dave - If you're living paycheck to paycheck or struggling to make ends meet, it can be really stressful when unexpected expenses come up. With Dave, you can get your money sooner, so without worrying about how much money you have to get through the week. Download the Dave app from the App store right now or go to dave.com/FANTASYPROS. Sign up for an Extra Cash account and get up to 500 dollars instantly. 

This week's guest is the founder and CEO of FLX Networks, a technology platform modernizing the engagement between asset and wealth management firms. Listen along as we discuss Brian's journey into the financial world and how those experiences lead to the founding of FLX. We also touch on the changes in the financial planning industry before learning about Brian's investment philosophy that culminates in a fun discussion about the importance of culture.About Brian:Brian Moran is the CEO and Founder of FLX, a technology platform modernizing the engagement between asset and wealth management firms. Brian launched FLX in December 2019, addressing a need for the modernization in the asset and wealth management industries. Prior to founding FLX, he held multiple senior leadership roles, where he guided teams of financial professionals at Neuberger Berman and AMG to more than $100 billion in sales. During his 20 + year career, Brian has developed a broad perspective due to his numerous roles within the distribution ecosystem, including Wholesaling, National Accounts, Divisional Sales Management, Head of Broker Dealer Sales, Head of National Accounts and Co-lead of US Retail Distribution.Brian earned a BS in Marketing from Penn State University, and an MBA in Finance from Temple University. He is a Certified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA), and is actively involved in numerous industry organizations, such as the New York Economic Club, the Money Management Institute and the Catalyst Group.Guest Links:FLX Networks WebsiteSocial Links:Follow FLX Networks on TwitterFollow Brian on LinkedInSponsorshipsSupport for 2 Bulls is brought to you by ​MANSCAPED™​, who is the best in men's below-the-waist grooming. ​Their products are precision-engineered tools for your family jewels. MANSCAPED's™ Performance Package the ultimate men's hygiene bundle! Join over 7 million men worldwide who trust MANSCAPED with this exclusive offer for you…. 20% off and free worldwide shipping with the code: 2BULLS at manscaped.com.If you are interested in signing up with TRADEPRO Academy, you can use our affiliate link here. We receive compensation for any purchases made when using this link, so it's a great way to support the show and learn at the same time! **Join our Discord for a link and code to save 10%**Check out the custom studies for futures trading over at OrderFlow Labs. We do not receive any compensation for referrals, we just love their community and tools!To contact us, you can email us directly at 2bulls@financialineptitude.com Or leave a message at (725) 22-BULLS. Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Discord to get updated when new content is posted! If you enjoyed this week's guest, check out our directory for other amazing interviews we've done in the past!If you like our show, please let us know by rating and subscribing on your platform of choice!If you like our show and hate social media, then please tell all your friends!If you have no friends and hate social media and you just want to give us money for advertising to help you find more friends, then you can donate to support the show here!China Shop Links:2 Bulls DiscordChina Shop MerchGuest DirectoryAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Nathan Kendall, a Finger Lakes native, has been making wine at his eponymous Nathan K winery for over a dozen years. He has traveled the world to fine-tune his craft, including Sonoma, New Zealand, Australia, Oregon, and the Mosel in Germany. He also makes wine at Hickory Hollow and at Chepika with Pascaline Lepeltier. Nathan is part of a new generation of Finger Lakes winemakers bringing passion, innovation, and technical skills to their wines and the region.  Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support The Grape Nation by becoming a member!The Grape Nation is Powered by Simplecast.

FLX 30 , Erin Hogan Talks To RR QB Mason Cochran by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Justin Wells from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to preview the 118th Red River Showdown. FLX 30 talks about the mom who DM'd Chad...Woah...and Where are we at in Society

FLX 30 Ball Don't Lie October 3rd 2022 by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

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Justin Wells from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to talk Jalen Hale's commitment to Alabama, the Horns win over UTSA, and Texas Tech. FLX 30 looks at the upcoming games this week and if you're child asks for Sleepy Chicken, say no on "Where Are We at in Society?"

Jeff Ward joins the show to discuss the six-figure number Texas spent on Arch Manning's OV, the Dallas Cowboys playing with house money, FLX 30, and be careful if you're an Aggie fan and you're heading up to Jerry World

Joe Cook from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to recap the Longhorns win over UTSA, the Horns offense, and more. FLX 30 recaps the high school weekend, and why you might want to hide your wife's wedding dress in Where Are We At in Society?

Brandon Lang joins the show to offer his betting tips for this week, FLX 30 looks at Manor's win last night, and close up your sphincter for today's Where are we at in Society?

Jeff Ward joins to show to talk about the Longhorns' loss to Alabama, thoughts on the direction of the program, and more. FLX 30 unveils the Student Athlete of the Week, and another Kim K sex tape?

Justin Wells from Inside Texas and On3 joins Chad and Zay to preview this week's Texas and Alabama match-up, plus his thoghts on the Longhorns Week 1 victory over ULM. FLX 30 recaps last nights Under the Lights episode, and Where Are We At In Society updates everyone on the latest Olivia Wilde/Harry Styles/Chris Pine/Jason Sudekis/Florence Pugh drama

Jeff Ward joins to show to give his thoughts on Alabama, ULM, and more. FLX 30 previews Under the Lights, and Where Are We At In Society warns Patrick Reed that he might be screwed in his defamation case

Chad talks about the key factors in the Alabama's last 5 losses plus FLX 30 with Cameron and Where are we at in Society featuring why MJ is still the king of trash talk

Jeff Ward joins the show to give his takes on Texas Football, Dallas Cowboys, and hazing in sports. FLX 30 names their Athlete of the Week, and a brawl broke out on a fight featuring the...co-pilots??

Joe Cook from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to discuss the season opener against ULM, what fans can expect, and his thoughts after Steve Sarkisian's press conference. FLX 30 recaps the Dripping Springs and Vandegrift, and Where Are We at in Society looks at what happens when the internet goes down at a football game

Justin Wells from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to talk about Quinn Ewers, his optimism for the season, PK's defense, and more. FLX 30 previews the LBJ vs Manor game on Friday, and this country is taking the weather more seriously

Jeff Ward joins the show to discuss Quinn Ewers being named the starting QB, Nick Saban, and more. Plus, FLX 30 discusses Vandergrift's Braylon Buchanan, and if you fall asleep you might CUT this body part off...

Joe Cook from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to talk Quinn Ewers being named QB1, notes from the scrimmage, and more. Chad and Trey preview the upcoming high school games during FLX 30, and if you like dive bars then you'll like this ice cream...

Jeff Ward joins the show to talk about his interview with Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson, his battle with drugs, trucking Earl Campbell, and more. FLX 30 lets you know what is on deck at flxatx.com, and the newest job in Scotland that you don't want to apply for. Or maybe you do.

Jeff Ward joins the show to talk NIL, Cale Gundy, and more. Volleyball season is underway in FLX 30, Kevin Durant offers an ultimatum, and Where Are We At In Society wraps up hour 2.

Joe Cook from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to talk notes and nuggets from fall camp and more. Plus, the newest UT commit in FLX 30 and the newest ballpark food that combines BBQ and...peanut butter cups?

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Jeff Ward joins the show to start off hour 2 plus FLX 30 discusses the decisions made by Colton Vasek and Austin Novosad. "Where Are We At In Society" touches on the latest musician who's had to re-do their song thanks to PC Culture.

Justin Wells from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to talk the latest in Texas football and what he expects from the Dallas Cowboys. Stony Point High School head coach Craig Chessher joins the FLX 30 segment to talk about Cameron Cook and his commitment to TCU. Cameron wraps up Hour 2 with a Tik Tok trend in Where Are We At in Society?

Jeff Ward joins the show to talk the expectations for Texas Football in 2022, Kyler Murray, and more. Plus, FLX 30 previews Dripping Springs HS Football, Finally, Where are we at in Society warns you about playing chess with robots.

Joe Cook from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to talk the newest Texas Longhorn commit, the MLB Draft, the Astros, and more. Plus, FLX 30 previews Vandegrift, and Where We At In Society warns you to be weary if you're traveling to Serbia.

Justin Wells from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to talk Texas Recruiting, Mailk Muhammad, and the SEC Media Days. FLX 30, and Where Are We At In Society looks at the newest Martini you WON'T order at the bar.

Jeff Ward joins the show in Hour 2, FLX 30 looks at the local Austin area prospects selected in the MLB Draft, and when Livin' La Vida Loca goes wrong in "Where Are We At In Society?"

Joe Cook from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to talk last week's Big 12 Media Days, Ivan Melendez, and more. FLX 30 looks at a Texas target and "Where Are We At In Society" examines if Skittles are bad for you...

Jeff Ward joins the show to talk conference realignment, this local Austin QB was just offered by Notre Dame in FLX 30, and what the Japan workforce and The Horn have in common in Where Are We At In Society.

Joe Cook from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to preview the Big 12 Media Days, update us on Texas recruiting, and the moves David Pierce made last week. FLX 30 looks at what the FLX ATX team is cooking and Where Are We At in Society goes to Ohio...

Justin Wells from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to discuss the Baker Mayfield trade, Sydir Mitchell's commitment to the Longhorns, and the upcoming Big 12 Media Days. FLX 30 looks at Jaden Greathouse's upcoming announcement date, and Where Are We At In Society previews a new beer that is...sewage?

Jeff Ward joins the show to discuss conference realignment and what's next for the Pac-12, Big 10, and SEC. Plus, Chad and Trey look at the newest Texas football commit during FLX 30, and why you should reconsider bringing Armadillos on your flight in Where Are We At In Society?

Justin Wells from Inside Texas and On3 joins the show to discuss Johntay Cook, Arch Manning, and more. FLX 30 previews tonight live show from the Waterloo Icehouse, and Trey actually talks about tennis in Where Are We at in Society.

FLX 30 - Zach Lucero Talks 7 On 7 And Recruiting by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Jeff Ward joins the show to talk Arch Madness, FLX 30 analyzes the newest Texas commits, and we now know why it rained fish in Texarkana...

Marlon Wayans joins the show to discuss his stand-up career, future projects, and if White Chicks could be made in 2022. Zach Lucero joins FLX 30 to discuss a pair of Austin area Wide Receivers, and Chad's Crapbag gets into Brooks Koepka and Abe Ancer joining the LIV Tour.

Joe Cook joins the show to talk Arch Madness, Will Randle's commitment, and what's next for Texas Baseball. Zach Lucero joins FLX 30 to preview this week's 7-on-7 State Championships, and Where Are We At In Society?