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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 23, 2020 25:55

We officially stand corrected... Just when we thought we had seen the top GCH moment of 2020 in Ep 13, a couple of wildcard moments may sneak in to take that top spot! - Carolina Panthers owner removes former owner's statue. - Roger Goodell pulls a reverse jujitsu move on Barstool Sports President Dave Portnoy. - The Heroes decide their fate with a coin flip. - Pick One: shark ally OR rubber bullets to the twig & berries.

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Episode 14 - Fine Print

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 23, 2020 25:55

We officially stand corrected... Just when we thought we had seen the top GCH moment of 2020 in Episode 13, a couple of wildcard moments may sneak in to take that top spot! - Carolina Panthers owner removes former owner's statue. - Roger Goodell pulls a reverse jujitsu move on Barstool Sports President Dave Portnoy. - The Heroes decide their fate with a coin flip. - Pick One: shark ally OR rubber bullets to the twig & berries.

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Episode 13 - Sneaky Savage

Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2020 32:45

Will this 'Sneaky Savage' move by Barstool Sports' President Dave Portnoy hold up as the top GCH moment in 2020. No doubt it will hard to beat! - Thomas' shameful performance on the court. - Top playground game of all time? - The Rona Grim Reaper gets caught in a stare down. - Toenail webcam prop OR slap fight with The Mountain. Investigations & Laughs. It's what we do.

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Episode 13 - Sneaky Savage

Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2020 32:45

Will this 'Sneaky Savage' move by Barstool Sports' President Dave Portnoy hold up as the top GCH moment in 2020. No doubt it will hard to beat! - Thomas' shameful performance on the court. - Top playground game of all time? - The Rona Grim Reaper gets caught in a stare down. - Toenail webcam prop OR slap fight with The Mountain. Investigations & Laughs. It's what we do.

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Seeking A Man V39N6

Short Talk Bulletin

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 20, 2020 15:03

Brethren, this Short Talk Bulletin Podcast episode was written in 1961 by RW Bro Eugene Beckman, GCh of SC, and is brought to us by WBro Donald Cyr, PM of Freeport #23, Maine. Here we find an enlightening discussion of the sort of men our Fraternity seeks: men with the three qualities of vision, enthusiasm, […]

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Episode 5 - Billionaires Behaving Badly

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 15, 2020 28:35

There’s the common GCH moment. The incident that can be seen amongst everyday men. Then, there’s a whole different degree of GCH. When the financially elite show their true colors, we call this the ‘Billionaires Behaving Badly’ GCH moment. Investigations & Laughs. That's what we do around here.

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Episode 5 - Billionaires Behaving Badly

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 15, 2020 28:35

There’s the common GCH moment. The incident that can be seen amongst everyday men. Then, there’s a whole different degree of GCH. When the financially elite show their true colors, we call this the ‘Billionaires Behaving Badly’ GCH moment. Investigations & Laughs. That's what we do around here.

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Episode 2 - When It Rears It's Ugly Head

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 24, 2019 15:56

The Gym Class Hero Podcast investigative team has spotted a few questionable moments in the sports universe…that we feel may need to dive a little deeper into. Because from afar, they look like the handy work of a prototypical, alpha GCH. - USWNST beats Thailand in the first round of the World Cup and keeps on celebrating! - Max Muncy lights Madison Bumgardner up with a gangster move

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Episode 2 - When It Rears It's Ugly Head

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 14, 2019 15:55

The Gym Class Hero Podcast investigative team has spotted a few questionable moments in the sports universe…that we feel may need to dive a little deeper into. Because from afar, they look like the handy work of a prototypical, alpha GCH. - Heroes describe the last time their inner Gym Class Hero reared it's ugly head in their daily lives. - USWNST beats Thailand in the first round of the World Cup and keeps on celebrating! - Max Muncy lights Madison Bumgardner up with a gangster move. podcast sports sportstalk sportspodcast soccer baseball maxmuncy madisonbumgardner uswnst worldcup comedy funny friends heroes soundcloud itunes pickone investigate softballlegend

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290 — Commentary: Fun Matches and Rethinking Rankings | Pure Dog Talk

Pure Dog Talk

Play Episode Listen Later May 24, 2019 32:20

Commentary: Fun Matches and Rethinking Rankings Host Laura Reeves sat down with Lori Wilson-Paust to talk about fun matches, the need for “picnics in the park” that build the sport from the ground up and rethinking the “rankings rat race.” For more thoughts on the topic, following is a reprint of an article Laura wrote for the online magazine Best in Show Daily a few years ago. Sadly just as applicable today… As the Wheels Turn by Laura Reeves, PHA Rankings Remix The latest statistics, for the first half of 2015, hit the airwaves today. Everyone from junior handlers to owner handlers to the top dog in the country of any breed is ranked in every possible format. While I acknowledge the appeal, and certainly am not immune to bragging on the success of the dogs I show, I wonder, along with almost everyone I know, if this system is not a huge part of the problem we are all complaining about in modern AKC Conformation dog shows. Simultaneously, I received an unexpected gifty from AKC in the form of a Grand Champion certificate for a dog I own. I am terrible about counting GCH points and frankly tell every one of my clients to count themselves or simply wait until the certificate shows up. At this point in my life, I have a giant file full of certificates I never even look at. So what was special about this one? First, I wasn’t expecting it, even remotely. Second, the dog was shown a *total* of 16 shows (days, not weekends) since finishing his championship in January. He was shown three weekends to earn his championship, all at specialties or supported entries. He also earned a group placement at a large show in January and is still ranked, from that one day, #11 in all-breed competition. This story isn’t about bragging, but rather about percentages. This dog was shown eight weekends out of 56 (May 2014 – June 2015). As this is a breed and group well outside my norm, in many cases he was entered under judges I had never even heard of, never mind shown to previously. Of the 28 entries, he won points toward his Championship or Grand Championship roughly 50 percent of the time. Which begs the question — if a dog wins 50 percent of 30 shows, should it be ranked higher than a dog with 20 or 30 wins which was entered in 100 shows (ie only 20 or 30 percent winning average). This also applies to the concept of stud dog/brood bitch success. For example: Brood Bitch A (an actual case) was successfully bred once. She produced, out of 12 live puppies, a BIS/BISS/DC/AFC/JH/CD (a breed first), a Ch/MH/RN/TD/MX/MXJ, a BISS/CH/group placer and a CH/regional specialty WD/BOW. This bitch, in her breed club, is not eligible for a Register of Merit award as there were not seven titled get, even though the allotted point total is more than sufficient. Brood Bitch B (fictional), who would theoretically qualify for the ROM, is bred four times, makes 32 live puppies, of which six become champions (perhaps by beating four or more of their littermates), three with a Junior Hunter, one with a Companion Dog and one Novice Agility titled dog. So, seven titled get out of 32 live puppies is a 22 percent “success” rate, versus four out of 12 which is 33 percent. While perhaps a bit belabored, you begin to see the point. Statistics are great fun. Who doesn’t want to be #1? Are they particularly useful in identifying the “best” or most successful dogs being shown or bred? Maybe not so much. As with anything else, take your month-end stats reports with a grain of salt. Better yet, perhaps AKC or even one of the dog sport mags could invest in the computer programming skills required to create a “percentage-shown” ranking system, which addresses so many of the issues in today’s fancy. All it takes is registration numbers and a good algorithm. The basic information necessary is already utilized in the existing rankings. In such a system, successful owner-handlers with a really great dog who can only make... Support this podcast

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E35 - Matt McGinley - Gym Class Heroes

Rockonomics Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2018 67:53

Matt McGinley is the drummer and founding member of the Gym Class Heroes who have enjoyed platinum success with their unique combination of hip hop, rock and funk on such his as Stereo Hearts, The Fighter, Ass Back Home and Cupid's Chokehold. As of late Matt has been a contributing music producer to the nationally syndicated radio show This American Life, as well as the critically acclaimed podcast, S-Town. He and GCH are currently on the Never Ending Summer Tour with 311 and The Offspring. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Adventitious Ep 102 - Interview with Louis Lapat of CoinFlash

Adventitious

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 31, 2017 97:15

Today's episode is an interview with Louis Lapat, founder of CoinFlash. We talk about a career in the arts, being an entrepreneur, cryptocurrencies, and CoinFlash. Links from this episode: - CoinFlash - Louis Lapat - IMDb - Automatically Invest Your Spare Change in Cryptocurrency With This App - This app will automatically invest your spare change in cryptocurrency - This is exactly how often cocaine and feces show up on your dollar bills - Dilbert - Scott Adams Blog - WhenHub SAFT (Simple Agreement for Future Tokens) - Bitcoin Ash - Investopedia: Initial Coin Offering (ICO)

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Episode 16 – Is surgery the ultimate placebo? A recipe for Levity Salad. A US Marine recovers from head trauma and finds a new gift.

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2017 38:17

Terry Smith is a former US Marine who suffered horrible injuries that left him in a coma. When he came round he was unable to remember who he was or recognize his loved one. Part of his recovery from a severe traumatic brain was to write and that was how he discovered his gift. Terry is now an accomplished screen writer and playwright and the author of a book called Surviving Head Trauma. On this episode of GCH he tell Jill his story. The we join Jill in the kitchen with herbalist Jeremy Pulsifer who makes Jill a Levity Salad, specially designed to lift mood. Finally Jill talks to surgeon, Dr Ian Harris about his new book Surgery, The Ultimate Placebo. Jill ask Dr Harris which surgeries are no more effective than placebo and gets some surprising answers. Finally Jill answers a listeners question about how to avoid repeated yeast infections.

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Episode 18 – A charitable adventurer, food that treats hair-loss and one doctor’s battle with chronic lyme.

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2017 40:49

In our grow segment Jill is talking personal growth with Charlie Martell, a former soldier, who on leaving the military, devoted 5 years to clearing land mines around the world. After that Charlie took part in challenges to ski to the North Pole and row across the Atlantic Ocean, all whilst raising money for charity. In 2012, Charlie set out to row, on his own, across the Pacific Ocean, when disaster hit. On this week’s episode of GCH, Charlie explains what happened next. Then we join Jill in the kitchen with Daryl Thuroff, who is a practitioner of Chinese medicine. Daryl makes Jill a Millet Congee, especially designed to prevent hair loss. Jill also chats with oncologist and cancer researcher, Dr. Neil Spector, about his battle with undiagnosed chronic Lyme Disease. Jill asks Dr. Spector why Lyme Disease is hard to diagnose and how patients can get the best care. Finally Jill answers a listener’s question about a common hormonal imbalance that affects fertility.

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Episode 31 – After Orlando: Supporting the LGBTQ Community

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2017 32:28

Did you know that LGBTQ people are the most likely targets of hate crimes in the USA? They are twice as likely to be targeted as African Americans and nearly a fifth of the 5,462 hate crimes reported to the FBI in 2014, were because of the target’s sexual orientation, or, in some cases, their perceived orientation. And we believe that that’s the tip of the iceberg because a lot of crimes against LGBT people go unreported. This episode was recorded at the CBS Radio studios in New York, City just days after the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida. Jill invited back to the show several people who’ve been on GCH before to hear their reaction to this hate crime and ask them for their thoughts on how we can all play a role in supporting and protecting LGBTQ people. Dr. Frank Spinelli looked after patients during the AIDS crisis and tells us this crime makes him feel similarly helpless. He calls for meaningful gun control in the light of this tragedy. Dr. Maryanne Travaglione says she is heartbroken and explains the importance of gay bars and clubs as a safe space for to the LGBTQ community. Christopher Peacock was last on the show to talk about meeting the medical needs of transgender people. He returns to the show to talk about how this crime has affected the community he serves. Together the panel agrees that as society has become more tolerant, people who hate have become more polarized.

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Episode 47 – Change Food Fest 2016, Reversing Bone Loss, and an Asian Spicy Kale Chip Recipe.

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2017 35:45

Did you know that JetBlue has an urban farm at Terminal 5 at JFK Airport in New York? It’s one of the things Jill found out from her first guest on this week’s episode of GCH. Diane Hatz founded a not-for-profit called Change Food to promote sustainable and humane food production. Jill and Diane talk about advances in food technology, the urban gardening movement and how to combat food wastage. All of that and more will be covered at the upcoming Change Food Fest in New York and Diane gives us a preview of the event. Then we join Jill in the kitchen with Marcey Brownstein who is making her version of kale chips, with spicy, Asian flavors. Finally Jill chats with Dr Laura Kelly about her new book on reversing bones loss through diet. Laura first researched osteoporosis to help her own mother and then decided to share her program with the world. Laura explains to Jill why certain countries have lower levels of osteoporosis and the foods we should eat to support our bones.

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Episode 6 – Jill's thoughts on why New Year's resolutions often don't work.

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2017 3:26

Happy holidays from all of us at GCH. Jill shares her thoughts on why New Year's resolutions often don't work out and why she picks a theme for each year instead.

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Episode 5 – An herbal coffee alternative, Peruvian breakfast soup and how to combat social anxiety during the festive season.