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Matt and EzRaw discuss the latest in boxing news including:News and NotesEddie Hearn says that Shakur Stevenson is willing to sit on the shelf until the fall to fight.Canelo Alvarez says that David Benavidez is very disrespectful and thinks he's Superman. Boxing Scene and ProBox Owner Garry Jonas has alleged that Riyadh Season frontman Turki Alalshikh has “consistently refusing media credentials to BoxingScene's reporters”.Deontay Wilder's June 27 return officially announced.Sebastian Fundora vs. Xander Zayas has been officially ordered by the WBO.Canelo Alvarez and William Scull tickets are now $21.33.Gary Russell Jr. interview with The Boxing Source: Russell says that his career may be over due to the shoulder injury; Also says that Gary Antuanne Russell will be back in the ring in the fourth quarter of the year.Coach Bob Santos tells The Boxing Source that Mario should be back in the ring by early summer.Kazuto Ioka vs. Puma Martinez rematch set for May 11.Booking the Damn Territory:Best to worst events, as voted on by the fans. Leading Candidates (OTY awards)EZ Money Parlay of the Day, EzRaw Report Card, EzRaw BreakdownEzRaw Report Card:Emanuel Navarrete vs. Charley Suarez, Raymond Muratalla vs Zaur AbdullaevGabriela Fundora vs. Marilyn Badillo, Charles Conwell vs. Jorge García PerezEzRaw Breakdown:Mikaela Mayer vs. Sandy Ryan 2; William Zepeda vs. Tevin Farmer 2; Melvin Jerusalem vs. Yudai ShigeokaEzra's Raw Hard CashMatt's Best Bet.The Rumor ReportHuge fight being negotiated for the potential Gervonta Davis vs. Lamont Roach 2 undercard.Caleb Plant and Jermall Charlo reportedly to share a PBC on Prime card on May 31.Dmitry Bivol to vacate the WBC Light Heavyweight Championship instead of facing David Benavidez?Quick HitsNewly-crowned WBC Women's Featherweight Champion Tiara Brown and Skye Nicolson had no rematch clause. Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) have announced major signings in the women's division, including Dina Thorslund.IBF have ordered an immediate rematch of the final elimination bout between Lewis Crocker and Paddy Donovan. Matchroom wins purse bid for Galal Yafai vs. Francisco Rodriguez.Cuban Heavyweight Lenier Pero has signed a co-promotional deal with Matchroom Boxing and Boxlab Promotions.Thoughts on the results from this morning's bout between Angel Ayala and Masamichi Yabuki?Quick HitsVenado Lopez returns to the ring tonight. Should he be fighting again?Read the latest news at Brunch BoxingThoughts or questions? Email us at brunchboxingqa@gmail.comHosts: Matt, and EzRawSocial: MikeProducer: Huey

Welcome to Season 6, Episode 2 of the Not in Hall of Fame Show!

Hoy en Me lo dijo Adela, transmitimos desde el Hotel "El Mirador" en La Quebrada en Acapulco, Guerrero. Platicamos con el Subsecretario de Desarrollo político y social de Guerrero, Francisco Rodriguez. Vía Zoom, Adela Micha conversa con Larry Rubin, representante del partido republicano de Estados Unidos en México, para hablar de la nominación del presidente Trump a Ronaldo Johnson como embajador en México. Nos acompaña Simón Quiñones Orozco, Secretario de Turismo en Guerrero para hablar del turismo y de la recuperación del estado.

Hoy en Me lo dijo Adela, transmitimos desde el Hotel "El Mirador" en La Quebrada en Acapulco, Guerrero. Platicamos con el Subsecretario de Desarrollo político y social de Guerrero, Francisco Rodriguez. Vía Zoom, Adela Micha conversa con Larry Rubin, representante del partido republicano de Estados Unidos en México, para hablar de la nominación del presidente Trump a Ronaldo Johnson como embajador en México. Nos acompaña Simón Quiñones Orozco, Secretario de Turismo en Guerrero para hablar del turismo y de la recuperación del estado.

On this week's episode, we take a look at the 2024 BBWAA Hall of Fame ballot, and discuss each candidate's case before making our ten selections. We discuss who we deem to be the favorites for election this year, including Billy Wagner, Ichiro Suzuki, Carlos Beltran, CC Sabathia, and Andurw Jones, as well as others players we'd consider for induction, including but not limited to, Jimmy Rollins, Chase Utley, Tori Hunter, Andy Pettitte, Francisco Rodriguez, Manny Ramirez, Alex Rodriguez, and Dustin Pedroia.

NOTE: This episode is an audio version of our video interview "The Human Consequences of Sanctions: An Interview with Francisco Rodriguez" from May 24, 2023. Click here to watch the original video. Executive Producer of the Security in Context Podcast Anita Fuentes interviews Professor Francisco Rodriguez. Professor Francisco Rodriguez is a Rice Family Professor of the Practice of International and Public Affairs at the Joseph Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver. He has also taught economics and public policy at the University of Maryland, Wesleyan University, and the University of Notre Dame. Rodriguez has held positions in the public and private sector, including head of the Economic and Financial Advisory of the Venezuelan National Assembly (2000-2004), head of the Research Team of the United Nations' Human Development Report Office (2008-2011) and chief Andean economist of Bank of America (2011-2016). For more please visit www.securityincontext.org or follow us on Twitter @SecurityContext

Join us in our next STtalks as we learn about the robotic dairy system and its place in the dairy market today. Joining us in this discussion is Francisco Rodriguez, a dairy robot expert who has a deep passion for genetics and cow comfort. Throughout the conversation, we discuss the growth of this market, what part genetics plays in the success of a robotic system, and how we can always bring our goals back to the cows and the people on the farm. We cover a lot of ground in this exciting STtalks! 00:00 Introduction 00:35 Francisco's History 02:53 Journey into Robotic Dairy Systems 04:54 Achievements in Dairy Genetics 10:15 Robotic Dairy Systems Overview 15:17 Global Adoption and Future of Robotics 18:43 Key Success Factors for Robotic Systems 21:45 Genetics for an Ideal Robotic Cows 30:52 Considerations for Implementing Robotics 37:32 Final Thoughts and Advice

This podcast features an in-depth conversation with Francisco Rodriguez, aka Atomic Freeze, a creator partnerships manager at Hoyoverse with four years of experience in the field. The discussion covers valuable insights into the world of influencer marketing and content creation in the gaming industry. Key topics include: 1. Building a strong personal brand as a content creator 2. Effective networking and collaboration strategies 3. Understanding the perspective of game publishers and their influencer marketing teams The conversation provides both aspiring and established content creators with practical advice on how to stand out, build relationships, and work towards partnerships with game companies. It also offers a behind-the-scenes look at how influencer marketing teams operate, their challenges, and what they look for in creators Follow Francisco here: https://twitter.com/Atomicfreeze https://www.linkedin.com/in/franciscorodriguezla/ Follow me on social media for updates and more content! https://twitter.com/XenosKing https://www.twitch.tv/xenosking https://www.instagram.com/xenosking

✨Nuevo episodio en Crónicas de Salesforce con Sara Hernández✨ ¿Quieres conocer casos de éxito de Implementaciones de Salesforce? Tenemos como invitado especial a Francisco Rodriguez, nos acompaña desde Santiago de Chile y actualmente es Head of CRM Salesforce de Consorcio En este episodio estaremos conversando sobre la experiencia en Consorcio implementando #salesforce y que mejor manera de hacerlo que desde la voz del cliente. Podrás encontrarnos en Spotify, Apple Podcast y Google Podcast ✨¡Nuestro principal objetivo es impulsar el contenido en español!

Tras la inhabilitación de María Corina Machado, la principal opositora al gobierno de Nicolás Maduro, este martes Estados Unidos anunció la restauración de las sanciones contra Venezuela. Con esta decisión, se detendría por el momento lo acordado en Barbados (elecciones libres, liberación de preso políticos y el levantamiento de sanciones económicas) Pero prudencia, pues Estados Unidos actuaría a partir del mes de abril, cuando se decida si se renuevan o no las facilidades comerciales que Washington otorgó a Maduro. Estados Unidos anunció que implementará nuevamente su política de sanciones contra Venezuela, principalmente contra su sector energético, pero como en la mesa de negociaciones hay quienes se levantan y se van, y más tarde se vuelven a sentar, el economista Francisco Rodriguez, de la Universidad de Denver, considera que es muy temprano para conocer si Estados Unidos cumplirá lo anunciado, y en todo caso, cuáles serían las consecuencias: “Todavía hay mucho por definir. Todavía falta mucho. El momento más importante es abril, que es en el momento en el que se puede renovar o no la licencia 44”, estima el economista.Revertir la licencia 44La licencia N°44 a la que se refiere Francisco Rodríguez es una de las licencias otorgadas por Washington que prevé medidas de alivio para Venezuela respecto al petróleo. Otra es la N°43 que autoriza transacciones de Minerven, empresa minera perteneciente al gobierno venezolano, y la licencia 41, otorgada especialmente a Chevron para extraer petróleo.No creo que vamos a ver un efecto inmediato hasta que se revierta la licencia 44. La licencia 43, que es la que cubre a la compañía estatal de minería Minerven, hasta ahora no había tenido mayores implicaciones prácticas. Esa reversión de la licencia de Minerven creo que es esencialmente simbólica. Incluso si se da una reversión de la licencia 44, que es la licencia petrolera”, comenta Francisco Rodríguez.“Lo que hay que entender es que, hasta ahora, no hay ninguna compañía petrolera mayor que esté usando la licencia 44, por lo menos para extracción de petróleo, porque Chevron está utilizando la licencia 41, que fue la que obtuvo en el 2022, una licencia específica que probablemente se mantenga”, subraya.Relaciones comercialesLas sanciones de los Estados Unidos también podrían perturbar las relaciones comerciales que tiene Venezuela con otros países. “Aquí también mucho depende de la práctica. Por ejemplo, si el Gobierno de Estados Unidos decidiese que va a revocar la licencia 44 en abril, pero sin embargo le envía una señal a las compañías de Europa de la India que pueden seguir operando en Venezuela y/o comerciando con Venezuela, entonces el impacto no sería tan grande”.“Si Estados Unidos señala explícitamente, como lo hizo a lo largo de los últimos años, que está dispuesto a sancionar a compañías extranjeras que comercian con Venezuela, a pesar de que eso no está involucrado directamente en la jurisdicción de las licencias emitidas por Estados Unidos, entonces ahí sí podría ser un efecto mayor”, concluye el economista.Como respuesta, la vicepresidenta de Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez publicó en sus redes sociales que se trata de un grosero e indebido chantaje por parte de los Estados Unidos.

Tras la inhabilitación de María Corina Machado, la principal opositora al gobierno de Nicolás Maduro, este martes Estados Unidos anunció la restauración de las sanciones contra Venezuela. Con esta decisión, se detendría por el momento lo acordado en Barbados (elecciones libres, liberación de preso políticos y el levantamiento de sanciones económicas) Pero prudencia, pues Estados Unidos actuaría a partir del mes de abril, cuando se decida si se renuevan o no las facilidades comerciales que Washington otorgó a Maduro. Estados Unidos anunció que implementará nuevamente su política de sanciones contra Venezuela, principalmente contra su sector energético, pero como en la mesa de negociaciones hay quienes se levantan y se van, y más tarde se vuelven a sentar, el economista Francisco Rodriguez, de la Universidad de Denver, considera que es muy temprano para conocer si Estados Unidos cumplirá lo anunciado, y en todo caso, cuáles serían las consecuencias: “Todavía hay mucho por definir. Todavía falta mucho. El momento más importante es abril, que es en el momento en el que se puede renovar o no la licencia 44”, estima el economista.Revertir la licencia 44La licencia N°44 a la que se refiere Francisco Rodríguez es una de las licencias otorgadas por Washington que prevé medidas de alivio para Venezuela respecto al petróleo. Otra es la N°43 que autoriza transacciones de Minerven, empresa minera perteneciente al gobierno venezolano, y la licencia 41, otorgada especialmente a Chevron para extraer petróleo.No creo que vamos a ver un efecto inmediato hasta que se revierta la licencia 44. La licencia 43, que es la que cubre a la compañía estatal de minería Minerven, hasta ahora no había tenido mayores implicaciones prácticas. Esa reversión de la licencia de Minerven creo que es esencialmente simbólica. Incluso si se da una reversión de la licencia 44, que es la licencia petrolera”, comenta Francisco Rodríguez.“Lo que hay que entender es que, hasta ahora, no hay ninguna compañía petrolera mayor que esté usando la licencia 44, por lo menos para extracción de petróleo, porque Chevron está utilizando la licencia 41, que fue la que obtuvo en el 2022, una licencia específica que probablemente se mantenga”, subraya.Relaciones comercialesLas sanciones de los Estados Unidos también podrían perturbar las relaciones comerciales que tiene Venezuela con otros países. “Aquí también mucho depende de la práctica. Por ejemplo, si el Gobierno de Estados Unidos decidiese que va a revocar la licencia 44 en abril, pero sin embargo le envía una señal a las compañías de Europa de la India que pueden seguir operando en Venezuela y/o comerciando con Venezuela, entonces el impacto no sería tan grande”.“Si Estados Unidos señala explícitamente, como lo hizo a lo largo de los últimos años, que está dispuesto a sancionar a compañías extranjeras que comercian con Venezuela, a pesar de que eso no está involucrado directamente en la jurisdicción de las licencias emitidas por Estados Unidos, entonces ahí sí podría ser un efecto mayor”, concluye el economista.Como respuesta, la vicepresidenta de Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez publicó en sus redes sociales que se trata de un grosero e indebido chantaje por parte de los Estados Unidos.

«Puls» zeigt, weshalb Männer oft anders von Depressionen betroffen sind als Frauen, wie das Krankheitsbild von Rollenbildern geprägt wird – und weshalb noch immer viele Männer nicht über ihr Leiden sprechen. Depressiv als Mann – Ein Betroffener erzählt Der 28-jährige Profifussballer Francisco Rodriguez (FC Winterthur) hat vor vier Jahren seine Depression öffentlich gemacht. Damit hat er ein Tabu gebrochen. Moderatorin Daniela Lager blickt mit ihm auf die dunkle Zeit seiner Depression zurück. Rodriguez erzählt, wie er damals realisierte, dass er Hilfe braucht – und wie er aus seinem Tief wieder herausgefunden hat. «Männliche» Depression – Das sagt die Wissenschaft zur Diagnose Bei Frauen werden Depressionen viel häufiger diagnostiziert als bei Männern. Die Folge: Ein überproportional grosser Anteil der männlichen Bevölkerung bleibt ohne professionelle Unterstützung. Viele Männer sind gefangen in gesellschaftlich geprägten Rollenbildern. Das Bild des «starken Mannes» kann ein Hindernis sein, eine Psychotherapie zu beginnen. Auch biologische Ursachen beeinflussen die männliche Depression. Am Psychologischen Institut der Universität Zürich wird dieses Thema intensiv erforscht. «Puls»-Chat – Fragen und Antworten zum Thema Depression In einer Krise und unsicher, ob das eine Depression sein könnte? In Sorge um eine nahestehende Person? Im Unklaren, welche Hilfsmöglichkeiten es gibt und wie man sie in Anspruch nehmen kann? Fachpersonen aus der Psychologie, ein Betroffener und eine Beraterin von Pro Juventute wissen am Montagabend von 21.00 bis 23.00 Uhr Rat – live im Chat. Fragen können bereits im Vorfeld eingereicht werden. «Puls Check» – Einblicke in den Klinik-Aufenthalt Manchmal ist bei einer Depression eine stationäre Therapie in einer Klinik nötig. Wie läuft ein solcher Aufenthalt ab? Welche Therapieformen existieren, und weshalb gibt es immer noch Vorurteile gegenüber psychiatrischen Kliniken? Der Arzt und «Puls Check»-Host Willi Balandies blickt hinter die Kulissen des Klinikalltags und begleitet einen Patienten. Verschlossene Männerwelt – Stereotypen und Leistungsdruck Daniela Lager besucht Francisco Rodriguez bei einem Training seines Vereins FC Winterthur. Wie schwierig war es für ihn, mit seinen Fussballerkollegen über seine Depression zu sprechen? Welche Rolle spielten Leistungsdruck und stereotype Männerbilder? Und weshalb ist es Rodriguez ein so grosses Anliegen, von seiner Erkrankung öffentlich zu erzählen? Darüber reden wäre besser – Junge Männer und mentale Gesundheit Bei der Notfallnummer 147 von Pro Juventute sind 70 Prozent der Ratssuchenden weiblich, 30 Prozent männlich. Junge Männer nehmen das Beratungsangebot laut Pro Juventute markant seltener in Anspruch. Das will die Organisation nun ändern. «Puls kompakt» – Tipps von einem Betroffenen Remo Schraner lebt seit seiner Jugend mit Depressionen. Inzwischen nutzt Schraner seine Depressionserfahrung als Ressource: So verantwortete er bei einem grossen Schweizer Newsportal die Berichterstattung über Themen zu mentaler Gesundheit. Zudem referiert er als Gastdozent an verschiedenen Schweizer Hochschulen zum Thema Stressmanagement.

Undefeated lightweight Francisco Rodriguez (3-0, 3 KOs) talks about his fight with Darus Somieari on January 13, 2024 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marc-abrams7/support

How do we really put more students on the pathway to prosperity and success? It all begins by developing infrastructure that can bridge the gap between industry and education. Listen in as Host, Salvatrice Cummo, Vice President of Economic & Workforce Development at Pasadena City College shares a panel recap from this year's Future Of Work Conference. The panelists discuss how to develop pathways to high demand occupations and which steps they recommend taking to drive student focused innovation. From the rise of technology and AI in the workplace to the significant changes in adult education and labor markets spurred by the pandemic, our panelists tackle the crucial role of leadership, diversity, and policy in shaping a resilient and inclusive future. Tune in and discover the plan of action we can all take to improve our strategies for the benefit of students and the workers we serve.    Engage with us: LinkedIn, Instagram & Facebook: @PasadenaCityCollegeEWD Join our newsletter for more on this topic: ewdpulse.com Visit: PCC EWD website   Speakers featured on this panel: Nicole Feenstra, Founder, The DNA Agency Dennis Rodriguez, Director of Business Development, Black & Veatch Kelly Mackey, State Director of Strategic Apprenticeships, State of California Apprenticeship and Workforce Innovation Unit, CA Department of Industrial Relations Dr. Francisco Rodriguez, Chancellor, Los Angeles Community College District   Partner with us! Contact our host Salvatrice Cummo directly: scummo@pasadena.edu  Want to be a guest on the show? Click HERE to inquire about booking    Find the transcript to this episode here  

In this episode, I had a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Francisco Rodriguez, a distinguished Venezuelan economist. Francisco's extensive career includes key roles such as serving as the Chief of the Economic and Financial Advisor of the National Assembly of Venezuela from 2000 to 2004, leading the Research Team for the Office of the United Nations Human Development Report from 2008 to 2011, and contributing his expertise to the private sector as the Andean Chief Economist at Bank of America from 2011 to 2016. Additionally, his extensive career includes teaching economics and Latin American studies at various institutions and contributing to esteemed publications such as Foreign Affairs, The Financial Times, and The New York Times. Notably, his forthcoming book, "Scorched Earth: The Political Economy of Venezuela's Collapse," set to be published in 2024, promises to be a significant addition to the discourse on Venezuela's complex challenges. In our conversation with Francisco, we'll explore the intricate dynamics of Venezuela, a nation once celebrated for its abundant oil resources but now plagued by a heart-wrenching humanitarian crisis. Francisco will shed light on the pressing issue of de facto oil embargoes and economic sanctions. Francisco's mission is clear: to hold those in power accountable and make a compelling case for re-evaluating the use of economic sanctions against entire nations, arguing that they should be treated with the same gravity as the use of military weapons against civilians.

J.J. Cooper and Kyle Glaser preview the 2023 postseason, including which wild card team is most likely to make a run to the World Series, which rookie could be this year's Francisco Rodriguez and their picks to win it all.Our Sponsors:* Check out Factor 75 and use my code ba2022pod50 for a great deal: https://www.factor75.com/* Check out Indeed and use my code BASEBALLAMERICA for a great deal: https://www.indeed.com/ Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join Professor Jeffrey Sachs and economist Francisco Rodriguez as they discuss Professor Rodriguez's newest publication, The Human Consequences of Economic Sanctions. Prof. Rodriguez is an expert on the use of unilateral economic sanctions - when one country imposes economic costs on another, and shares insights on the US as the main user of such unilateral economic sanctions.Professor Rodriguez offers us a comprehensive assessment of the effects of unilateral sanctions on the living standards in target countries. The effects of sanctions are dramatic: rising poverty, falling living standards, and premature deaths. These consequences go far beyond politics, and hit the civilian population very hard. Professor Sachs and Rodriguez offer a fascinating discussion that sheds light on economic warfare, and how it is deployed in the world today.The Book Club with Jeffrey Sachs is brought to you by the SDG Academy, the flagship education initiative of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network. Learn more and get involved at bookclubwithjeffreysachs.org.Footnotes:Economic SanctionsCrisis in VenezuelaVenezuela Economy  The Rise and Fall of a PetrostateHugo Chavez History of the Venezuelan Oil Industry US Economy US SanctionsInternational Financial Statistics US Maximum PressureNicolás MaduroUnilateral Sanctions Secondary SanctionsJuan GuaidóCitgoSanctions During the Venezuela CrisisHow Latin America Has Been Shaped by the War in UkraineDiasporas' Influence on American Economic Sanctions PolicyUN Security CouncilUN Charter

We have a long way to go when it comes to diversifying our workforce. One of the first steps is to create a space where students can learn from and interact with professors and mentors that represent who they are and where they come from. We're joined by Dr. Francisco Rodriguez, Chancellor of Los Angeles Community College District to discover how we can put leaders in positions of power who represent the diversity of the student body. We'll learn about the programs, grants, and efforts being taken to better the community colleges in the LA area, and discuss how we can be even more supportive of community colleges nationwide.    More from Dr. Francisco Rodriguez:  Visit www.laccd.edu/Pages/default.aspx   Email: chancellor@laccd.edu  LinkedIn: @Francisco Rodriguez  Twitter: @laccd Join our newsletter for more on this topic: https://ewdpulse.com/    Find the transcript to this episode here To connect with us about the podcast visit our website Please be sure to subscribe, rate and review us on apple podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts!  

Ley de Atención a la Clientela: Promoción o Amenaza?José Francisco Rodriguez, Presidente de la Asociación Española de Expertos en la Relación con Clientes (España) en el ciclo digital El CRIC es Todos los Días!

PASSED BALL SHOW #85 6/18/2013 Part 2 WITH KIP GROSS AND MARLON ANDERSON; I start out by speaking with former Reds and Dodgers RHP Kip Gross about coming up with the Mets, being traded to LA with Eric Davis and his opinions about Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott. I then speak with former Phillies, Cardinals, Devil Rays, Mets and Dodgers infielder Marlon Anderson. We talk about his inside the park home run against Francisco Rodriguez of the Angels and hitting the 4th of the 4 consecutive 9th inning HRs for the Dodgers against the Padres. I finish up by talking some NL East with Phillies, Mets and Nationals

Hello Old Sports is part of the Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Your Favorite Sport's Yesteryear.EPISODE SUMMARYIn this episode Dan and Andrew discuss their Hall of Fame Ballots for 2023 and the candidacies of Scott Rolen, Todd Helton, Manny Ramirez, Gary Sheffield, Francisco Rodriguez, and many others. We also take time for a brief digression on a crazy night in the NFL Playoffs. Contact the show at HelloOldSports@gmail.com and find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/HelloOldSports

Discutimos las posibilidades de Carlos Beltran, Francisco Rodriguez, Billy Wagner, Scott Rolen y Bob Abreu para entrar al Salon de la Fama en Cooperstown. Las redes sociales de nuestro staff

Los Astros de Houston desean repetir su corona de Serie Mundial y mejoraron la primera base cuando contrataron a Jose Abreu. Discutiremos las posibilidades de Carlos Beltran y el Kid Rodriguez en entrar al Salon de la Fama de Cooperatwon. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baseballahora/support

Dylan Campione, Jack Stappenbeck & Harry Kilman are back discussing the candidacy of the new players entering the 2023 Hall of Fame Ballot! Should Carlos Beltran make it on his first attempt? Will he wear a Mets cap on his plaque? Will anyone else (R.A. Dickey, Francisco Rodriguez, Jacoby Ellsbury, Mike Napoli) even get 5% of the vote to stay on the ballot in 2024? All that & more!  Great news! Side Retired is now partnered with Seatgeek! For all ticketing needs go to Seatgeek.com and use promo code SIDERETIREDPOD for $20 off your first order!  We've got you covered from all things ranging from sporting events to concerts including NFL & NHL. Yes, this means we are officially taking you out to the ballgame! 

Inflation continues to squeeze American households with an 8.6% rate in May, the highest since 1981. Food and energy prices lead the rally with double-digit increases. A consumer and a business owner in different parts of the country share their struggles as we ask Peter Jankovskis, vice president of Arbor Financial Services in Chicago, for his input on how the Federal Reserve may react to this rise. The US is dropping its Covid test requirement for air travellers and Japan has reopening its borders to holidaymakers from almost 100 nations after two years of strict restrictions. We talk to Yukari Sakamoto who takes tourists on tours of food markets in Tokyo. The president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, is on his first international trip for three years for political and economic talks. He has visited Turkey, Algeria and Iran after being excluded by the US from the Summit of the Americas. Venezuelan economist Francisco Rodriguez explains the current situation of the country's economy. The government of Saudi Arabia has introduced a lottery system for Westerners who want to attend year's Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca. We ask the director of The Ayaan Institute, Jahangir Mohammed, about the controversy this has created.

On May 24, 2022, NIAC hosted a virtual panel to explore the human impact of broad sanctions and hear from diaspora community organizations about the effects on the ground in Cuba, Venezuela, Afghanistan, Yemen, and Iran. The panel featured Arash Azizzada from Afghans For A Better Tomorrow, Dr. Aisha Jumaan from Yemen Relief and Reconstruction Foundation, Dr. Francisco Rodriguez from Oil for Venezuela, Ricardo Herrero of the Cuba Study Group, NIAC Research Director Dr. Assal Rad, and moderator Daniel Jasper of American Friends Services Committee. Read our letter to the Biden Administration from sanctioned communities here.

In this episode, Francisco Rodriguez (Gaming Partnerships Coordinator at Twitter) answers questions live via the TSMU Discord. The questions range from: How has your collegiate esports experience helped you get to where you are today? What are the top 3 tips you would give to someone trying to “sell” themselves? What is your background in and how did you translate your background into working at Twitter, and more!  So sit back and enjoy this week's episode!About Francisco: Francisco Rodriguez is the Gaming Partnerships Coordinator at Twitter, where he helps manage gaming relationships, aids in campaign deliverables, supports gaming creators, and creates sponsorship pitches. Previously, he worked at StreamElements as a streamer success manager working with creators on streaming campaigns, talent acquisition, and the Creator Diversity Program initiative. Before his professional experience, Francisco studied at UCSB, majoring in Global Studies, co-founded UCSB Esports, and officer of Gaucho Gaming. Francisco's passion for collegiate esports led him to network with industry professionals, UC esports clubs, and helped in the formation of the UC Esports Initiative (UCEI).

Providing the best value for your business clients starts with knowing what they need. If you are like Francisco Rodriguez, who made it his mission to build the largest speaking bureau in Latin America, then it means being ready to communicate with your customer and fill their specific need. In this episode, John Livesay interviews Francisco on how he built one of the most successful businesses in South America. Learn how Francisco pivoted his old company to form Smart Speakers, and what he's learned that helped him grow and scale his company. Tune in for more great business stories as John Livesay hears more success stories.WANNA HOST YOUR OWN PODCAST?Click here to see how my friends at Podetize can helpGET YOUR FREE SNEAK PEEK OF JOHN'S NEW BOOK BETTER SELLING THROUGH STORYTELLINGBetter Selling Through StorytellingJOHN LIVESAY, THE PITCH WHISPERERSHARE THE SHOWDid you enjoy the show? I'd love it if you subscribed today and left us a 5-star review!Click this linkClick on the 'Subscribe' button below the artworkGo to the 'Ratings and Reviews' sectionClick on 'Write a Review'Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join The Successful Pitch community today:JohnLivesay.comJohn Livesay FacebookJohn Livesay TwitterJohn Livesay LinkedInJohn Livesay YouTube

Providing the best value for your business clients starts with knowing what they need. If you are like Francisco Rodriguez, who made it his mission to build the largest speaking bureau in Latin America, then it means being ready to communicate with your customer and fill their specific need. In this episode, John Livesay interviews Francisco on how he built one of the most successful businesses in South America. Learn how Francisco pivoted his old company to form Smart Speakers, and what he's learned that helped him grow and scale his company. Tune in for more great business stories as John Livesay hears more success stories. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join The Successful Pitch community today: JohnLivesay.com John Livesay Facebook John Livesay Twitter John Livesay LinkedIn John Livesay YouTube

Working with an artist like Francisco Rodriguez just makes you want to be better! He is a Lead Effects Animator at Walt Disney Animation Studios. In this episode he walks us through his story and explains why life experience matters in art.

In this episode, Dr. Galizio speaks with Francisco Rodriguez, Chancellor of the Los Angeles Community College District, the largest district in the United States. Dr. Rodriguez reflects on a variety of subjects that led him to his current role, including growing up in San Francisco's Mission District, the time he spent at UC Davis, and his commitment to equity. Although he didn't have leanings to education, Dr. Rodriguez talks about how he is a product of the educational programs offered in his community and in many ways the environment he grew up in, and how that inspires his current work. As a past president of Cosumnes River College and a former superintendent/president of Mira Costa College, he also shares valuable advice for aspiring and current CEOs. 

n este capítulo del podcast de Vanguardia Mx, César Gaytán. Francisco Rodriguez y Jesús Peña hablan sobre lo ocurrido el 11 de julio de 2006 en Castaños, Coahuila, cuando un grupo de militares irrumpió en la zona de tolerancia donde golpearon y violaron a 14 mujeres que trabajaban como bailarinas o sexoservidoras. El caso fue llevado al fuero común, el primero en la historia del país. Desde entonces, al menos otros 51 militares han sido procesados por delitos sexuales. ¿Cómo procedió la justificación?, ¿cuántos militares fueron condenados?, ¿qué sigue para las víctimas que enfrentan casos como este? De eso va este episodio.

New Conservatory Theatre Center presents Season Two of In Good Company. The theatre no one thought would make it is back with a bang in Season 2 of NCTC's hit podcast, In Good Company. Artistic Director Lola Grant and the rest of the Bay City Theatre family have learned to roll with the punches in the year since a pandemic closed the doors of their home away from home. But with the reopening of the city rapidly approaching, her team falling apart and marriage on the brink, Lola is running out of time to make a stand for her theatre and for herself. Written by Eric Reyes Loo, Laurel Ollstein, Tim Pinckney, and Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder Story Consultant: Jewelle Gomez Directed by NCTC Founder and Artistic Director Ed Decker Sound design by Kalon Thibodeaux  Cast: Toni Lynn Guidry, Chris Morrell, James Aaron Oh, James Arthur M., Francisco Rodriguez, Desiree Rogers, Elena Ruggiero, Chris Steele Learn more at https://my.captivate.fm/NCTCSF.ORG (NCTCSF.ORG)

New Conservatory Theatre Center presents Season Two of In Good Company. The theatre no one thought would make it is back with a bang in Season 2 of NCTC's hit podcast, In Good Company. Artistic Director Lola Grant and the rest of the Bay City Theatre family have learned to roll with the punches in the year since a pandemic closed the doors of their home away from home. But with the reopening of the city rapidly approaching, her team falling apart and marriage on the brink, Lola is running out of time to make a stand for her theatre and for herself. Written by Eric Reyes Loo, Laurel Ollstein, Tim Pinckney, and Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder Story Consultant: Jewelle Gomez Directed by NCTC Founder and Artistic Director Ed Decker Sound design by Kalon Thibodeaux  Cast: Toni Lynn Guidry, Chris Morrell, James Aaron Oh, James Arthur M., Francisco Rodriguez, Desiree Rogers, Elena Ruggiero, Chris Steele Learn more at https://my.captivate.fm/NCTCSF.ORG (NCTCSF.ORG)

New Conservatory Theatre Center presents Season Two of In Good Company. The theatre no one thought would make it is back with a bang in Season 2 of NCTC's hit podcast, In Good Company. Artistic Director Lola Grant and the rest of the Bay City Theatre family have learned to roll with the punches in the year since a pandemic closed the doors of their home away from home. But with the reopening of the city rapidly approaching, her team falling apart and marriage on the brink, Lola is running out of time to make a stand for her theatre and for herself. Written by Eric Reyes Loo, Laurel Ollstein, Tim Pinckney, and Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder Story Consultant: Jewelle Gomez Directed by NCTC Founder and Artistic Director Ed Decker Sound design by Kalon Thibodeaux  Cast: Toni Lynn Guidry, Chris Morrell, James Aaron Oh, James Arthur M., Francisco Rodriguez, Desiree Rogers, Elena Ruggiero, Chris Steele Learn more at https://my.captivate.fm/NCTCSF.ORG (NCTCSF.ORG)

New Conservatory Theatre Center presents Season Two of In Good Company. The theatre no one thought would make it is back with a bang in Season 2 of NCTC's hit podcast, In Good Company. Artistic Director Lola Grant and the rest of the Bay City Theatre family have learned to roll with the punches in the year since a pandemic closed the doors of their home away from home. But with the reopening of the city rapidly approaching, her team falling apart and marriage on the brink, Lola is running out of time to make a stand for her theatre and for herself. Written by Eric Reyes Loo, Laurel Ollstein, Tim Pinckney, and Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder Story Consultant: Jewelle Gomez Directed by NCTC Founder and Artistic Director Ed Decker Sound design by Kalon Thibodeaux  Cast: Toni Lynn Guidry, Chris Morrell, James Aaron Oh, James Arthur M., Francisco Rodriguez, Desiree Rogers, Elena Ruggiero, Chris Steele Learn more at https://my.captivate.fm/NCTCSF.ORG (NCTCSF.ORG)

New Conservatory Theatre Center presents Season Two of In Good Company. The theatre no one thought would make it is back with a bang in Season 2 of NCTC's hit podcast, In Good Company. Artistic Director Lola Grant and the rest of the Bay City Theatre family have learned to roll with the punches in the year since a pandemic closed the doors of their home away from home. But with the reopening of the city rapidly approaching, her team falling apart and marriage on the brink, Lola is running out of time to make a stand for her theatre and for herself. Written by Eric Reyes Loo, Laurel Ollstein, Tim Pinckney, and Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder Story Consultant: Jewelle Gomez Directed by NCTC Founder and Artistic Director Ed Decker Sound design by Kalon Thibodeaux  Cast: Toni Lynn Guidry, Chris Morrell, James Aaron Oh, James Arthur M., Francisco Rodriguez, Desiree Rogers, Elena Ruggiero, Chris Steele Learn more at https://my.captivate.fm/NCTCSF.ORG (NCTCSF.ORG)

New Conservatory Theatre Center presents Season Two of In Good Company. The theatre no one thought would make it is back with a bang in Season 2 of NCTC's hit podcast, In Good Company. Artistic Director Lola Grant and the rest of the Bay City Theatre family have learned to roll with the punches in the year since a pandemic closed the doors of their home away from home. But with the reopening of the city rapidly approaching, her team falling apart and marriage on the brink, Lola is running out of time to make a stand for her theatre and for herself. Written by Eric Reyes Loo, Laurel Ollstein, Tim Pinckney, and Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder Story Consultant: Jewelle Gomez Directed by NCTC Founder and Artistic Director Ed Decker Sound design by Kalon Thibodeaux  Cast: Toni Lynn Guidry, Chris Morrell, James Aaron Oh, James Arthur M., Francisco Rodriguez, Desiree Rogers, Elena Ruggiero, Chris Steele Learn more at NCTCSF.ORG

Summer is just around the corner, and Lamont N' Leah thought it would be cool to talk with a college teacher about their experience as an educator. Join Lamont N' Leah with special guest Francisco Rodriguez as they talk about the teaching experience and watch some Tik Toks about other people's thoughts about teaching. Also stay tuned till the end to hear what Lamont has to say about everyone's potential to be a teacher. ______ LINKS Freedom Riders Clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxkgOpDtx7k TEDx Talks Event: https://www.csusb.edu/tedx/meet-our-team Francisco Rodriguez: Email: franjrod25@gmail.com Instagram: @franjrod25 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/francisco.j.rodriguez.96 ____________________ Lamont: IG- @lamontsjourney Tik Tok- @empoweringthemasses YouTube: https://youtube.com/user/LDamonProductions Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UnityLoveLight Tumblr: http://thickbeautifulmen.tumblr.com https://your-empowerment-leader.tumblr.com Leah: IG- @jellyfishumbrella @_leleleah @LITT_designs YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/LeahKaiulani ____________________ MUSIC Cali Dreaming By Ingénue (via Ritual Music) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lamontandleah/support

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The Spanish luthier Francisco Rodriguez is the craftsman behind the Franfret brand (franfret.net). Already interviewed several times, he sent to the showroom of The Guitar Channel a Strat like no other. Indeed, not only is the inspiration clearly David Gilmour's vintage guitar #00001 but its body is made of Mahogany. On this kind of guitar

Le luthier espagnol Francisco Rodriguez est l'artisan derrière la marque Franfret (franfret.net). Déjà croisé et interviewé plusieurs fois, il a envoyé au showroom de La Chaîne Guitare une Strat pas comme les autres. En effet, non seulement l'inspiration est clairement la guitare vintage de David Gilmour #00001 mais son corps est en Acajou. Sur ce […] L'article Guitare de luthier Franfret modèle #1, une Strat avec un corps en Acajou est apparu en premier sur La Chaîne Guitare.

On Wednesday's episode, Locked On Angels host Brent Maguire continues a series that will extend for much of the offseason. Brent will look at the top 50 players in Angels franchise history based on their Fangraphs Wins Above Replacement (fWAR). On Wednesday, you'll hear the players ranked #45-41(45): Garrett Richards (11.3 fWAR)(44): Dick Schofield (11.7)(43): Devon White (11.8)(42): Francisco Rodriguez (11.8)(41): Maicer Izturis (12.3)-You can follow Brent on Twitter at @bmags94 and the podcast at @LockedOnAngels-Brent's written work can be found at Crashing the Pearly Gates-All highlight audio courtesy of Major League Baseball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Wednesday's episode, Locked On Angels host Brent Maguire continues a series that will extend for much of the offseason. Brent will look at the top 50 players in Angels franchise history based on their Fangraphs Wins Above Replacement (fWAR). On Wednesday, you'll hear the players ranked #45-41 (45): Garrett Richards (11.3 fWAR) (44): Dick Schofield (11.7) (43): Devon White (11.8) (42): Francisco Rodriguez (11.8) (41): Maicer Izturis (12.3) -You can follow Brent on Twitter at @bmags94 and the podcast at @LockedOnAngels -Brent's written work can be found at Crashing the Pearly Gates -All highlight audio courtesy of Major League Baseball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Episode 57 the lads dive into a whole lot of sports, putting David Perron against Francisco Rodriguez in a best-of-7 table tennis tournament and breaking down the uniqueness of the Masters in November. The fellas also let it all out in a Be Better as well as take some time to do a fan favorite, This OR That.

Teachers union insists Covid-19 protections must be in place; leader of state's largest community college hopes students can rebound in the spring.

The Angels have employed some of the greatest closers in the history of the sport, but two stand above the rest. Percy or K-Rod? Troy Percival and Francisco Rodriguez look to take the crown as the Locked On Angels All-Time Angels closing pitcher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Immigrants from Central America will soon find out if their Temporary Protected Status will end. It's allowed them to live here legally for decades. This episode, we take a look back at a big year in immigration policy, and look ahead. We also consider what some states are doing about widespread waste of prescription drugs. Also, we'll meet a man who's got a place to call home for the first time in decades – thanks to an effort to eliminate chronic homelessness. And, Oh Christmas tree, how lovely are your tiny…little…branches. Francisco Rodriguez in ICE custody at the Suffolk County House of Corrections (Jesse Costa/WBUR) Immigration, Deportation As we look back on 2017, the issue of immigration has become one of the most contentious in our region. New policies by the Trump administration have New Englanders from all over the world wondering about their status, and whether they'll be able to stay. WBUR’s Shannon Dooling joins us to talk about her reporting, including the story of Francisco Rodriguez. He’s a native of El Salvador who entered the country illegally in 2006 – but he’s been living in Chelsea, Massachusetts with federal authorization for several years.  This year he was put in detention as the government tried to deport him. Rodriguez’s lawyers say his removal is now stayed while an appeal to re-open his asylum case plays out. Natives of Honduras with temporary protected status will find out soon about whether they'll be allowed to stay in the U.S. – or face possible deportation. Hundreds of Honduran immigrants in Connecticut and Massachusetts are waiting for word. Meanwhile, as WNPR's Diane Orson reports, violent protests continue in Honduras following a contested presidential election, and the state department has advised Americans not to travel there. Unused medical supplies sit in storage at a Partners for World Health facility in Portland, Maine. (Tristan Spinski, special to ProPublica ) Drug costs are an issue for millions of Americans – both in their personal lives, and in the amount of money government spends on drugs for elderly Americans through Medicare. But, as ProPublica's Marshall Allen found out, there's a big problem with drug waste in America's nursing homes. Now – prompted by his reporting – some states, including New Hampshire and Vermont, are taking steps to salvage medications that are literally being flushed down the toilet. Ending Homelessness Advocates for the homeless across New England have made it a goal to end chronic homelessness for good. It's a tall order, especially in a big city like Boston – where officials have said they want to end it by this time next year. Every night, about 1500 people sleep in Boston’s emergency homeless shelters. Many others sleep on the streets. About 30 percent of them are considered chronically homeless. The city is trying to tackle the problem one person at a time. WBUR’s Lynn Jolicoeur introduces us to one man, Lenny Higgenbottom, who was recently housed through those efforts. Higginbottom unpacks in his new apartment. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)  Oh Christmas Tree The pine tree is an icon of New England. It's on our flag, after all. And this time of year, they're big business. But, as we'll hear – pine trees aren't all alike. Patrick Skahill takes us on a search for the increasingly uncommon “pitch pine.” Dana Graves, co-owner of G&S Christmas Tree Farm, supplies Sprague’s Nursery in Bangor with a range of tree sizes, but he says it’s rare these days for people ask for a tree that reaches the ceiling. Photo by Jennifer Mitchell/Maine Public A much more common pine this time of year can be found at the roadside Christmas tree stand – all perfectly sized to scrape your living room ceiling. Jennifer Mitchell reports from Maine Public Radio, growers are seeing a new trend: the tiny tree. A musical group playing traditional Puerto Rican bomba music performs at a parranda in Hartford, Conn. In Puerto Rico, Christmas is a really big deal. But, for the thousands who've been forced to leave the island after Hurricane Maria, that means celebrating Christmas in an unfamiliar place.  WNPR’s Ryan Caron King has this story of how the Puerto Rican community in Hartford, Connecticut welcomed new arrivals with a holiday tradition to remind them of home. About NEXT NEXT is produced at WNPR Host: John Dankosky Producer: Andrea Muraskin Executive Producer: Catie Talarski Contributors to this episode: Shannon Dooling, Diane Orson, Marshall Allen, Lynn Jolicoeur, Patrick Skahill, Jennifer Mitchell, Ryan Caron King Music: Todd Merrell, “New England” by Goodnight Blue Moon Get all the NEXT episodes. We appreciate your feedback! Send praise, critique, suggestions, questions, story leads, and holiday wishes to next@wnpr.org.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Utility companies face allegations that they drove up the cost of electricity in New England, and they’re pushing back. A rural doctor is told by the state she has to quit – in part because of her prescribing practices. Her patients ask, “who will help me with my pain?” We have the story of a wildfire that ravaged Maine 70 years ago. And we find out what the deal is with wild turkeys that are bugging residents around Boston. Dr. Anna Konopka of New London used only paper records and did not accept take insurance, but patients raved about her care. She closed her practice this month to settle allegations from the New Hampshire Board of Medicine. Photo by Britta Greene for NHPR Gaslighted A new academic report, released in conjunction with the nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund, says that New England electricity consumers paid billions of dollars more than necessary over a three-year period. The reason? Large utility companies created artificial gas shortages, according to the report. One of the big utilities named called the report a fabrication, but it's drawn concern from state officials. Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey says she is “reviewing” the report, and public utility regulators in Connecticut have opened an investigation. Maine Public Radio’s Fred Bever has the story. Mellanie Rodriguez, Francisco Rodriguez’s 10-year-old daughter, goes shopping for school supplies with her grandmother, Jesus Rodriguez. Photo by Hadley Green for WBUR We've been following the story of a Chelsea, Massachusetts, man who remains behind bars after being arrested by federal immigration officials during a scheduled office visit. Francisco Rodriguez is awaiting potential deportation back to El Salvador, the country he fled more than ten years ago. But as WBUR’s Shannon Dooling reports, life carries on for his family. There are homework assignments, meals to cook and loads of laundry to be done. Greg Gibson, of Gloucester, Mass, with a photo of his son’s killer, Wayne Lo, on a computer screen. Gibson has kept up a correspondence with Lo for years, and the two men met in person for the first time this week. Photo by Anthony Brooks for WBUR It’s been a little more than two weeks since a gunman opened fire on crowd of concert-goers in Las Vegas, leaving 58 people dead and 489 injured. While investigators search for a motive, the family members of those who were murdered are just beginning a long and painful period of grief. WBUR’s Anthony Brooks has the story of two New England fathers who experienced this kind of grief firsthand, and who turned their losses into action. Not Your Typical Doctors Anna Konopka, M.D. Photo by Britta Greene for NENC Dr. Anna Konopka of New London, New Hampshire ended her decades -long practice this month. She's nearly 85, but her retirement is not voluntary. She says she was forced to shut her practice down by a system that no longer values her brand of patient-centered medicine. However, the New Hampshire Board of Medicine has a different opinion. The board challenged her medical decision making and other aspects of her work. While the details of the allegations against Konopka are confidential, it’s likely that her practice of  prescribing opioid painkillers to many of her patients is under scrutiny. New Hampshire Public Radio’s Britta Greene reports. An empty marijuana jar at the Canna Care Docs clinic in Burlington. The company opened its first location in Vermont last month, and offers patients a new avenue to medical marijuana. Photo by Emily Corwin for VPR Two weeks ago, a new health clinic opened its doors in Burlington to do in Vermont what it has already done in several other states: bring thousands of new patients into the state's medical cannabis program. Canna Care Docs bills itself as a “medical marijuana evaluation and education center,” and in places like Maine and Massachusetts, it has created an efficient new avenue for patients to gain legal access to medical marijuana. But some in Vermont worry that the Canna Care model sidesteps the important doctor-patient relationship. Vermont Public Radio’s Peter Hirschfeld has more. Wild Fires, Wild Turkeys Fast-moving wildfires in northern California have destroyed thousands of homes and taken more than forty lives. Seventy years ago, this same time of year, wildfires burned over hundreds of miles in Maine. These fires wiped out towns and forever changed the landscape. New England Public Radio’s Jill Kaufman reports. On Columbus Day, a Cranston, Rhode Island orthodontist stopped in to check on his office, only to find the double pane glass of his waiting room window shattered. And then he found the culprit– a fully-grown wild turkey – still alive. While smashing through a window is rare, human encounters with wild turkeys are becoming increasingly common in the Boston metro and other cities and suburbs around the country. Some residents complain that the animals are attacking humans and cars. Others are bemused or fascinated by the birds, like the Boston man who tweeted this cell phone video of a group of turkeys circling a dead cat, causing a stir online earlier this year. We talk with David Scarpitti, the wild turkey and upload game biologist for the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife about why we're seeing this influx of wild turkeys in urban and suburban areas – and what makes some of them so aggressive. Do you have a question about New England you’d like NEXT to investigate? Tell us about it here. About NEXT NEXT is produced at WNPR. Host: John Dankosky Producer: Andrea Muraskin Executive Producer: Catie Talarski Contributors to this episode: Fred Bever, Shannon Dooling, Anthony Brooks, Britta Greene, Peter Hirschfeld, and Jill Kaufman Music: Todd Merrell, “New England” by Goodnight Blue Moon, “Gold Dayz” by Ultraista Get all the NEXT episodes. We appreciate your feedback! Send praise, critique, suggestions, questions, and turkey tales to next@wnpr.org.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, Ryan Bivins (@sweetboxing) and Jeandra LeBeauf (@jethang) recap the "Triple Header" Showtime card featurning Danny Garcia vs Rod Salka, fight of the year candidate Francisco Rodriguez vs Katsunari Takayama, a look forward to this weekend's Triple Header and more. Plus we'll give listeners an opportunity to voice their appreciation or disgust with last weekend's card. Show goes LIVE at 7PM PT. To call-in and speak with the hosts, the number is 718.508.9852