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Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton discuss all the angles going into Saturday's Cat-Griz hoops doubleheader at Dahlberg Arena. Plus: Lady Griz star Carmen Gfeller, and an excerpt from a new podcast about Griz soccer history.

Trying to recognize the patterns in ourselves can seem to be challenging at times. Since we are unconsciously reacting, it's hard to consciously be aware of what is happening. Thankfully, Hannah came on my show to share this important topic so that others may realize that maybe it's time to reach out for some assistance.

Free Farm Friday Farmer Brian K from Texas  Farmer Dan M from New Jersey There is a 3 prong attempt to kill us all. Starve us our or let us die of thirst.  Question: How much ground can 18,000 cows cover? Based on the size of an average adult cow, 18,000 cattle standing 3 to 4 feet apart could cover 26 football fields.  Gfeller said malfunctioning farm equipment may have caused the explosion. Texas fire officials were investigating. Castro County is the second-highest-producing county in Texas, with 15 dairies yielding 148 million pounds of milk a month, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.  You can thank environmental regulations for pushing these dairies out in Texas. North of Austin and SW of Fort Worth they were high producing milk area. Late 1990's they tested the water and they decided to start regulating the elements in the water They forced these small dairies to sell to the government, close down or move. Smaller dairies couldn't keep up w/ the regulations thus you get this super large dairy places where they house 18,000 cows. Regulations actually make a worse environmental issue b/c it makes BIGGER farms that are out of scale and they actually pollute MORE than a smaller in scale local farm. They can't use mass grave per Texas Commission regulations, so where and how will they dispose of all of these cows? There are a lot of things that have to be done to a remains but can the remains be used for dog food.  You have a few other things that they feed, some grass additives and other things. These are just milking cows and sometimes they do go dry. If you are finishing beef or milking your grain rations come in. 180,000 lbs of grain a DAY was used to feed these animals. This grain was being transported by rail to this farm.

Catherine Gfeller - l'Humain par l'image, s'immerger vers l'ailleurs et (re)découvrir l'autre Dans ce dialogue, Catherine Gfeller nous explique d'abord les raisons de son apprentissage de la photo, mais surtout son choix de l'image fixe et animée. Au travers de la notion de ville, qu'elle sillonne en vrai et en fiction, au travers de ses nombreux voyages qui sont toujours occasions de poursuivre sa recherche photographique, elle entame un dialogue entre l'espace urbain et ceux qui le peuplent. Elle nous parle de son regard ouvert à la découverte et toujours teinté d'espérance, de ses projets actuels et de sa vision de l'image, mais aussi de son travail 'HK Women', qu'elle exposera le dernier week-end du mois d'avril 2023 à l'espace libre du Festival Photogenève ( https://phge.ch ). Son site web http://www.catherinegfeller.com/fr Son compte Instagram https://www.instagram.com/catherinegfeller/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/photocollective/message

How do you get the best out of very talented athletes?Today, I'm talking to the head coach of the Norwegian women's World Cup team, Tim Gfeller. Before that, he coached the Canadian women's World Cup team for eight years, from 2006-2014. During that time, he coached me for six years and played a key role in my development as a professional skier.Getting the best out of talented athletes in a team is a complicated task that takes time and a lot of planning. You must strike the perfect balance between fostering a competitive spirit in each individual and ensuring team members embrace teamwork. At the same time, you must create an environment that allows athletes to be authentic and true to their identity.Tune in and listen to episode 10 of season 2 of Unspoken Bravery. Coach Tim and I discuss his coaching journey and his experience coaching me. We also discuss his six guiding principles and why they are important to a team's success.In this episode, you will learn:Coach Tim explains how a culture is built (03:42)The importance of creating a fun environment for the athletes (12:03)Coach Tim shares how he deals with athletes' feedback (16:11)Tim shares the difference between coaching Canadians and Norwegians (39:48)Tim shares what he's most proud of as a coach (43:07)Connect with Tim Gfeller: LinkedInLet's Connect!InstagramFacebookErinMielzynski.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En 2017, à l'occasion des 25 ans d'Amitié entre la Suisse et l'Ukraine, Catherine Gfeller, photographe est invitée à réaliser une exposition et un livre (textes de Klitschko et Andrei Kurkov) au Kyiv National Museum Shevchenko. Ces images montrent une vision poétique de la vie qui reprenait ses droits suite à la guerre au Donbass en 2014. Aujourd'hui, rapatriées in extremis d'Ukraine, ces œuvres portent un sens nouveau et sont devenues des témoins de la guerre actuelle. Cette exposition "Voices in Kiiv" est présente à la Galerie Rosa Turetsky jusqu'au 29 janvier. Avec en prime une conférence L'art & l'humanitaire lors d'Artgenève en présence de l'artiste et d'un délégué du CICR, le dimanche 29 janvier à 14h dans le cadre des ART talk. 

"Voices in Kiiv" de Catherine Gfeller, à voir à la galerie Rosa Turetsky jusqu'au 18 février. En 2017, à l'occasion des 25 ans d'Amitié entre la Suisse et l'Ukraine, Catherine Gfeller, photographe est invitée à réaliser une exposition et un livre (textes de Klitschko et Andrei Kurkov) au Kyiv National Museum Shevchenko. Ces images montrent une vision poétique de la vie qui reprenait ses droits suite à la guerre au Donbass en 2014. Aujourd'hui, rapatriées in extremis d'Ukraine, ces œuvres portent un sens nouveau et sont devenues des témoins de la guerre actuelle. Lors de cette exposition, une partie des bénéfices de la vente des œuvres de Catherine Gfeller sera reversée aux actions humanitaires menées par le Comité international de la Croix-Rouge (CICR). Avec en prime une conférence L'art & l'humanitaire lors d'Artgenève en présence de l'artiste et d'un délégué du CICR, le dimanche 29 janvier à 14h dans le cadre des ART talk.  

Fredi Pargätzi arbeitete bei Davos Tourismus, als 1990 der Job des OK-Präsidenten des Spengler-Cups frei wurde und ihn sein Chef bat, ihn zu übernehmen. Denn das Traditionsturnier ist von immensem Wert für den Kurort. Es waren schwierige Zeiten, der HC Davos war gerade in die 1. Liga abgestiegen. Pargätzi nahm die Herausforderung an und führte den Spengler-Cup mit Weitsicht und diplomatischem Geschick in die Moderne.Schon als junger Bub hatte ihn der Spengler-Cup geprägt, war Pargätzi als Helfer dabei – auch 1967 beim ersten Auftritt eines sowjetischen Teams. Er war fasziniert und gleichzeitig eingeschüchtert von den finsteren Gestalten, die Eishockey zelebrierten. Später spielte er als Spieler beim HC Davos selber mit, die Krönung seiner Aktivkarriere war der südafrikanische Meistertitel.Im «Eisbrecher»-Podcast spricht der 69-Jährige über die Magie des Spengler-Cups. Wieso Spieler aus aller Welt noch Jahre danach von ihrem Abstecher in die Bündner Berge schwärmen. Wie er damit umgeht, dass momentan Funkstille herrscht mit den Russen wegen des Ukraine-Kriegs. Und wie seine Familie reagiert, wenn er an Weihnachten jeweils präsent, aber mit dem Kopf ganz anderswo ist.

Simon Gfeller ist Unternehmer, Verwaltungsrat und Dozent. Der Berner ist ein Macher Typ mit viel Engagement und Eigeninitiative. Mit Michel Perret spricht er über gemeinsame Projekte mit Gimelli und was er sonst noch alles macht und wie er alles unter einen Hut bringt.

Bonjour à toutes et à tous, Dans cet épisode je suis avec un jeune rempli de détermination ; Jeremy Pasquier. Il va nous expliquer l'histoire de l'association Pan Terra. On parlera de retrouvailles, de lectures, de discussions entre amis, d'agriculture, de forêts, d'énergie et d'autonomie. Les agriculteurs ont énormément souffert les dernières décennies, chez nos voisins français les suicides annuels dans ce métier se comptent par centaines (en Suisse nous n'avons pas assez de données). Les modes de production sont climaticides, nos sols souffrent, la biodiversité est en danger. Les sècheresses, autres aléas climatiques et la dépendance étrangère menacent notre autosuffisance alimentaire. Tout ceci a motivé ces jeunes à s'interesser à la façon dans laquelle nous pouvons produire de la nourriture. Et si nous étions capables de produire notre nourriture autrement ? Plus alignés sur les besoins de la nature ? D'une façon plus saine? Voici leur défi. “Avons-nous l'audace d'imaginer un monde dans lequel la bouffe ne proviendrait pas des supermarchés mais d'espaces boisés luxuriants ?” nous osons espérer que oui… Qu'est-ce que c'est une foret jardin ? Une foret https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jardin (jardin) c'est un jardin créé selon le modèle de la https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/For%C3%AAt (forêt) naturelle et qui a la particularité d'être composé d'espèces qui nous sont utiles. Pour fournir une production alimentaire variée et des produits connexes tels qu'épices, plantes médicinales, champignons, matériaux de construction, fibres, du bois de chauffage, huile, etc… tout en nécessitant peu de travail une fois que le système a atteint une certaine maturité. La résilience est un facteur déterminant pour un avenir climatique improbable. La forêt-jardin permet un excellent stockage de l'eau de pluie. Elle est durable et restauratrice de biodiversité. Les jeunes de l'association Pan Terra ont voulu aller encore plus loin et ont crée une série pour faire passer leur message: « https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrYwS7nPwposC4Es4pz1DTg (Les racines de la souveraneité )» Si vous voulez aller les trouver et jardiner un peu avec eux, je suis sure que vous êtes bienvenus ! Avec ou sans enfants 

"The only thing that will change your life, change your business, change your relationship, is that you must raise your standards." We have goals in life, and nothing in this world has the power to set us in the right direction more than ourselves. We are the authors of our own book. And it's up to us how we write it and how we act accordingly. Behavior is always something that we overlook, but it is the most important part of success. Nothing in this world is so elusive yet so powerful as our beliefs. When you surround yourself with positivity, you're more likely to adapt to empowering beliefs and see life happening through your own lens. To reach new heights of success, you must surround yourself with people who not only inspire you but challenge you. Shifting  your energy to a more positive one. Hannah Gfeller is a behavioral consultant who has mastered the art of connecting human behavior science to our daily lives.   --- Listen to the podcast here: Empowering Beliefs and Behaviors To Live By With Hannah Gfeller Welcome to Action's Antidotes, your antidote to the mindset that keeps you settling for less. Today, I'd like to talk to you about behavior. Now, on previous episodes, we've talked a little bit about the idea of personality, the idea of finding yourself. What I envision is that there's a lot of people out there who have done the work of figuring out, okay, who is it that you are, but then, beyond that, how does that manifest into how you are perceived in the world, how you go about creating what you want to create because once you know yourself, you know what you want but does your behavior line up with that and does your actions bring the right people, the right opportunities to you or are you still acting in a way that's confusing the people around you? My guest today, Hannah Gfeller, is a behavioral consultant with her own business.   --- Hannah, welcome to the program.   Thank you for having me. Very excited to be here.    Oh, thank you, Hannah. Let's first start talking about behavioral consulting. I'm envisioning that there might be a couple people out there that aren't even aware that that's a profession that someone can pursue. So, describe a little bit what it means to be a behavioral consultant.   Yes. Yeah, nobody knows what I do. So, technically, I'm a behavior analyst and a lot of people like to call themselves behaviorists but they're not board certified. So, just for clarification, you have people who say that they do that type of work but I had to go through grad school and supervision and hours of that and then sit for a massive board exam, but not everyone passes. And so then you can work behavior analytically. And I call it behavioral consulting because I come in as a third party usually. People looking for advice to change habits. And I do it in a lot of different ways. Most people when they hear behavior analyst, they think ABA, and that is synonymous a lot with autism, but it's not.   Okay.   It didn't come from that. The field of applied behavior analysis is what I do and that can go into anything with living humans. We always joke if it's a dead man, they're not behaving, so like you just lay there, it's not a behavior. You got to do something. But I can look at individuals and look at how they want to change their habits or maybe you're a caregiver and you have a little one that needs to change their habits, for safety or life skills or whatever it is, and I can work in that arena. But then I can also look at massive systems within a company because you have lots of people and, as a big company, in a sense it behaves. It has its habits. But you got to break it down into those little cycles of habits in order to make big change. So I do it in the corporate world and I also do it within the healthcare field as well and that's, in sum, behavioral consulting.   And so, when you're consulting someone on their behavior,

Esta semana en Territorio Trail nos acompaña uno de los mejores ultrafondistas del momento, Simon Gfeller, que repasa los últimos meses en los que ha competido en importantes objetivos. Carlos Ultrarun comparte las novedades de la Formentera to Run, prueba por etapas para disfrutar del trailrunning. Conoceremos el nuevo reto solidario de Jesús Nuño, que intentará el fin de semana del 21 de mayo, hablamos del Trail Casillas en la sección #PequeñasGrandesCarreras y finalizamos con Las Cosas de Paula y la sección GPS y Botones.

Mandy discusses how the Lord opens amazing doors for us when we give Him our Yes.

In this episode, Mike Boynton recaps Iowa State and looks ahead to Florida. Wrestlers Daton Fix and Kaden Gfeller sit down with Jessica Morrey to talk life off the matSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this week's episode of the Practical Preservation Podcast, Danielle spoke with Mike O'Neill about Barry Gfeller's photography and how it helped preserve images of Main Street America. From the National Building Museum's website, " Gfeller Collection: Main Street USA portrays roughly 250,000 buildings and 3,750 communities in 44 states and six Canadian provinces. Taken together, the images are a rare snapshot of late 20th-century North America."Mike also discussed his role in the preservation and donation of this important collection.You can find more information about the collection at www.gfellercollection.org, or at the National Building Museum.

Zum Abschluss unserer punkt CH-Vinylwoche kommen wir in den Genuss einer Playlist von jemandem, der den absolut richtigen Job für einen Vinylsammler hat: Benedikt Gfeller arbeitet nämlich beim Archäologischen Dienst Bern... wenn er denn nicht als DJ hinter den Plattentellern steht, oder über Musik schreibt. Durch Bens Adern fliesst Musik durch und durch. Der Mann mit Punk(-Vergangenheit?) spielte u. a. in Bands mit klingenden Namen wie Brachland, Militär, oder Paramilitär, und lädt regelmässig Köstlichkeiten aus dem Schweizer Punk- und HC-Fundus auf seinen YouTube-Account  hoch. Aber selbstverständlich findet man in seiner Plattensammlung, aus der er uns heute Auszüge präsentiert, auch noch ganz andere Sachen... PLAYLIST * The Real Camouflage «Il Tempio» * Die Weltraumforscher «Mann im Kühlschrank» * Baby Jail «Das Mädchen mit dem blonden Saxophon» * Die Aeronauten «Insel» * Los Tres Lulus «Porque te vas» * The Kick «Backside» * Liliput «Igel» * Glueams «Mental» * Putsch «Betrogen» * Sektion Kuchikäschtli «Nur so am Rand» * Wrecked Mob «Vogelfrei» * Der Böse Bub Eugen «Zehn Jahre» * Remo Seeland «Whoosh Before Laya»

Laura Gfeller is an accomplished triathlete who has represented Canada at the world championship for her age group and an ultra runner, but she also a physiotherapist, which gives her a unique perspective when it comes to the treatment of injuries in athletes. For the full story visit newleafrunco.com/pod/018.

Multi-Instrumentalist, Songwriter und Producer Stee Gfeller von den ZIBBZ hat Patric im Pleasurecave besucht! Stee's Instagram ➡ Klick HIER ZIBBZ Instagram ➡ Klick HIER ZIBBZ Spotify ➡ Klick HIER Ergopoo Promotion: Verwende Rabattcode TMTM20 für 20% Rabatt im Shop! ➡ www.ergopoo.ch ...... ALBUM CROWDFUNDING! Bestelle dir ein Booklier und supporte das Projekt ➡ https://www.patricpleasure.com/booklier ♫ Folge Patric auf Spotify ➡ Klick HIER Folge Patric auf Instagram ➡ Klick HIER   Gib dem Podcast 5 Sterne auf Apple Podcast ➡ Klick HIER Supporte den Podcast: http://www.patricpleasure.com/shop/podcast-support-package

Tales of out of the ordinary experiences, travel and adventure from a Biblical viewpoint . From Morning Tee Times to afternoon Tea, these are the stories that make us. A day at the lake or a week on the trail, there is always a bit of success and failure . These are the lessons learned and dollars lost. This is my life.

Er hatte nie Kinder, war aber Geburtshelfer von «und» das Generationentandem. Heinz Gfeller, gewesener Lehrer, lebt zuweilen in Büchern. Doch hat ist er noch mehr: Jazz-Fan, Koch und «praktizierender Grüner. «und» persönlich mit Heinz Gfeller.

Ausgehend von der Tatsache, dass die Schweizer Strafjustiz auf Geständnisse ausgerichtet ist, diskutieren Diego Gfeller und Duri Bonin im zweiten Teil ihres Gesprächs die sich hieraus ergebenden moralischen Dilemmata. Was wäre am Rechtssystem verbesserungswürdig? Warum braucht es eine Strafverteidigung? Wie gefährlich ist der Anwaltsberuf? Wie gelingt es, Job, Familie, Hobbys und Freunde unter einen Hut zu bringen? Was bringt Literaturlektüre für den Anwalt und welche Buchempfehlungen hat Diego?

In dieser Podcastfolge von 'Interview aus dem Gefängnis' ist der Strafverteidiger Diego Gefeller bei Duri Bonin zu Gast. Das Gespräch dreht sich im ersten Teil um die Fragen: Wieso wurde Diego Anwalt? Was ist der Wert von Publikationen? Welche Eigenschaften und Umstände haben ihn dahin geführt, wo er heute steht? Wie gestaltet er den Erstkontakt zu Klienten? Was sind die Voraussetzungen für gute Strafverteidigung? Was ist, wenn man sich mit dem Klienten nicht auf eine Strategie einigen kann? Wie beurteilt er die Bedeutung des Plädoyers? Wann ist Aussageverweigerung die beste Option? Was sind krasse Berufsfehler? Der zweite Teil des Gesprächs erscheint am 4.9.2020, 6:00 Uhr.

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Selim Gfeller ist Aviatiker aus Winterthur und setzt sich für eine engagierte Jugend in der Politik ein. Im Polittalk spricht er über seine Ideen für eine moderne Umwelt- und Verkehrspolitik und die Untervertretung von Jungen in der Politik.

A Sport of Emotional ExpressionIn this episode Ben Askren and Matt Dernlan breakdown the Oklahoma State vs Iowa dual. Oklahoma State’s Gallagher-Iba Arena was packed with over 13,000 fans in attendance. They watched their Cowboy’s secure a 15-0 regular season record defeating Iowa 27-12. Askren doesn’t know if he’s ever witnessed Gallagher-Iba Arena that loud. Dernlan and Askren also appreciated the energy and display of emotion in John Smith. Coach Smith has been a part of Oklahoma State’s program, and this rivalry, his entire career. To see him overwhelmed with pure joy was something special. Spencer Lee vs Nick Piccininni (4:00)Piccininni escaped in the second period then locked up a cradle to pin the defending NCAA champion, Lee, who hadn’t been pinned since 2009. Dernlan talks about how difficult it is for anyone to replicate a dominant freshman season their sophomore year. Your sophomore season, everyone has already studied all the details and tendencies in your game. On record, Lee is having a better season this year so far but the pair agree his competition has shown better performances against him. Askren says even with Lee’s opponents in the know of how he comes out the gate, with high energy and how good he is off bottom, they don’t realize his strength until they’re faced with it. Overall, the rest of the 125 lbs weight class is not allowing Lee to get the early takedown or take it easy when they’re on bottom. Dernlan refers to this another level of desperation.Adjustments Don’t Happen Overnight (12:45)Askren talks about how hard adjustments are to make especially if you’re used to doing something really well for so long. Dernlan has a feeling that Lee mostly needs to sort out his mental game and the physical part will come along.Austin DeSanto vs Daton Fix (14:56)No. 2 Fix got the 2-0 win over No. 3 DeSanto. Askren and Dernlan agree Fix secured the takedown at the end of the 2nd period. They’re not sure how the ref missed it but they can sympathize with the unenviable position the ref was in. In front of 13,00+ screaming fans and two head coaches in your ear, this ref did a good job overall. Fix was able to hold DeSanto double laced the entire 3rd period. Askren and Dernlan agree that after about 10-15 seconds it should be stalemated in that situation.Max Murin vs Kaid Brock (21:03)Brock got the close win 6-8 over Murin. Brock seemed more dominant than the score entailed. Dernlan talks about how great of a start to the dual this was for Oklahoma State with three straight wins.Pat Lugo vs Kaden Gfeller (21:59)Lugo got the decision win over Gfeller 7-4. Askren’s take is that Gfeller isn’t looking great recently more than Lugo is looking better. Stylistically, it was a fun matchup with Lugo being more fundamental and Gfeller having more funk. Dernlan thinks it was a matter of Lugo being able to impose his style and not allow openings for Gfeller.Chandler Rogers vs Mitch Bowman (28:00)Rogers pinned Bowman at 174 lbs. Dernlan thinks it’s possible the Oklahoma State coaching staff, when deciding whether to put Rogers or Jacobe Smith at 174, thought Rogers had a better chance at getting bonus points. Askren likes Jacobe at 184 and thinks he’s just as good as he is at 174. It will be interesting to see Coach Smith talk after the season what the strategy was heading into the postseason with his lineup.Missouri vs Iowa State (33:00)Missouri beat Iowa State 23-15. A key match that stood out to Askren was John Erneste and Austin Gomez. Erneste won by tech-fall 22-6. No matter what Gomez did he kept getting put on his back. Gomez has beaten DeSanto, Roman Bravo-Young and looked good against Daton Fix this year, but he really struggled against Erneste.Joey McKenna vs Yianni Diakomihalis (41:05)Yianni secured his undefeated record with a 7-5 win over McKenna. Dernlan says Yianni was more dominant than the score showed and he really controlled the match. Askren still thinks No. 3 McKenna will beat out No. 2 Nick Lee if faced against him in the NCAA Tournament.What the Future Holds (43:57)Wrapping up the podcast, Askren and Dernlan discuss what the upcoming podcast schedule looks like. There is a lot happening even with the break before NCAA conference championships. Askren’s debut UFC fight will take place at UFC 235 March 2nd. Also, Kyle Snyder and Sarah Hildebrandt will head to Ruse, Bulgaria to compete in their 2nd ranking series at the Dan Kolov-Nikola Petrov International.

Order Of Show: 0:00 - The Nolf Next Topic Guys Still Don't Get it 0:02 - Spencer v Picc 0:12 - Desanto v Fix 0:18 - Murin v Brock 0:22 - Lugo v Gfeller 0:26 - Young v Sheets 0:29 - Bull v Rogers 0:32 - DealerShaw v Joe 0:38 - Bitcoin v Jacobe 0:43 - Warner v Weigel 0:48 - Stoll v White 0:51 - The Flippables 0:55 - Flo vs. ESPN 1:02 - Alien Hour 1:08 - CP's Dept of Agriculture 1:12 - Q's from F's

Ben Askren and Matt Dernlan begin by talking about Sarah Hildebrandt, her new clothing line, and the interview Askren did with her on the last episode of the RUDIS Wrestling Podcast. New Gear New Technique (0:00)Oklahoma State vs Missouri (7:15)Jaydin Eierman vs Kaid Brock (11:23)Brock Mauller vs Kaden Gfeller (14:20)Oklahoma State is Going Down (22:05)It's Daniel Lewis Time (29:10)Iowa vs Wisconsin (33:22)Myles Martin (40:00)Follow Wrestling: https://therudis.com/wrestling-news-media/Stay connected with RUDIS:Website: https://therudis.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_rudis/Twitter: https://twitter.com/the_rudisFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rudiswrestling/The Way: A RUDIS Wrestling Podcast: https://therudis.com/wrestling-news-m...Subscribe to the RUDIS newsletter here: https://therudis.com/my-account/

Bob Gfeller is the real deal! Bob has a wealth of experience working in Fortune 500 companies and non-profit businesses.  Hear why Bob's passion for better patient care is personal.   iTunes: Leadership Lounge with Marlowe Foster Google Play: Leadership Lounge with Marlowe Foster Stitcher: Leadership Lounge with Marlowe Foster

Did Anyone Really Win in Daton Fix vs Nick Suriano?This weekend was filled with exciting collegiate match ups. With streaming and broadcasting services the availability of watching these duals are at your fingertips. This wasn't a reality a short time ago when it was hard to find live college wrestling. One of the highly anticipated wrestling matches this weekend was between Oklahoma State's Daton Fix and Rutgers' Nick Suriano. These two have a deep history growing up in New Jerse. They also hold claim to one of the most talked about high school matches of all time. This weekends matchup followed theme with the match lasting 34 minutes. The match actually lasted even longer than that if you include all of the time spent reviewing by the officials. Ben Askren isn't surprised that every time these two meet it goes this way due to their similar high-pressure styles. The bout finally came to a controversial close with Fix serving Suriano his first loss of the season 3-2 due to a hands-to-the-face call. Askren is excited to see Fix and Suriano wrestle other top-ranked opponents but not each other due to the way their styles match up.Kaden Gfeller vs Anthony AshnaultAskren feels Kaden Gfeller vs Anthony Ashnault was the most exciting match of the Oklahoma State vs Rutgers dual. Gfeller fell to Ashnault 9-6. Askren thinks Gfeller is losing to these top guys because he struggles to generate enough of his own offense. After the win, Ashnault celebrated by doing the pistol fingers at Gfeller. Gfeller then pushes Ashnault at the handshake and both sides got a one-point deduction as a result.Patrick Glory vs Nick PiccininniGlory vs Piccininni was another exciting match this weekend. Glory lost to Piccininni with a final score of 9-4. Askren begs Glory to stop choosing bottom until he gets better. Glory has the potential to place 3rd at the NCAA Finals which would be a remarkable achievement considering the competition and Glory's age.Nick Lee vs Tristan MoranWisconsin's Tristan Moran went to Rec Hall and gave Penn State's Nick Lee his first loss of the season in second sudden victory 12-10. This was a huge upset not only in the rankings but also Moran has been struggling with his weight at the 141 lbs weight class.Jason Nolf vs Ryan DeakinNolf was able to stop all the chatter surrounding his bout with Deakin with a 17-7 major decision victory. Askren talks about how many people believed No. 3 ranked Deakin was the guy to finally beat Nolf. It will be exciting to watch the rest of Nolf's season.Austin Desanto vs Ethan LizakThe final score of 6-1 doesn't tell the story of how dominant No. 10 Desanto was against No. 8 Lizak. Desanto, at the end of the match, shoved Lizak’s head into the mat and then started taunting the crowd. Askren is always in favor of celebrations and showmanship and didn't really have a problem with what happened after the match.

Minutes 0:00 - Take-a-palooza 0:01 - A lot to talk about in Fix/Suriano 0:02 - CP felt the refs got it right 0:04 - Willie's thoughts from on the ground 0:06 - Why weren't there any leg attacks? 0:07 - We still have no clue who's better 0:12 - Hands to the face is still happening 0:14 - Both coaches chased locked hands 0:16 - A lot of confusion about positioning after the review 0:19 - Social media melted down afterward 0:23 - What's next for Daton and Suriano? 0:26 - Lot of teams wrestling excellent schdules 0:28 - Iowa beat Minnesota 0:33 - DeSanto went wild on Lizak 0:43 - Nomad hates refs ability to remove points 0:45 - Ashnault went Pistol Pete on Gfeller 0:48 - Penn State looked sluggish 0:55 - Nolf majored Deakin, Cenzo didn't wrestle 0:58 - Questions from friends

Minutes 0:00 - CP talks about the Teasdale situation 0:03 - Fix vs Suriano is going to happen 0:07 - People are still scarred from the first month 0:11 - More FRLs are coming, hopefully 0:12 - Rich Perry is jogging at a team USA camp 0:13 - Spencer Lee vs Rivera and Glory 0:26 - Marinelli avenged his NCAAs loss to Wick 0:29 - Tanner Sloan teched Jacob Warner 0:31 - 133 loses some juice if Gross doesn't come back 0:35 - Will PSU pull Gavin's redshirt here soon? 0:39 - Wish Picc could hit a few more top guys 0:41 - 133 was everything we hoped for at the Scuffle 0:48 - Nick Lee took care of busineess 0:51 - Gfeller is up to #5, still undefeated 0:56 - 157, Nolf next topic 0:58 - Marsteller over Chandler, Cenzo over Marsteller 1:00 - Joe Smith looked excellent 1:05 - Shakur Rasheed won, Hunter Bolen waiting in the wings for VT 1:08 - Nickal pinned his way through Scuffle 1:09 - Cowboy Bulk Job over Cassar 1:10 - Mason Parris redshirt pulled, beat Dhesi 1:11 - Questions from friends

Minutes 0:00 - Ryan Anderson is a national treasure 0:10 - Jon Birchmeier looked solid 0:12 - Shayne Van Ness goes from backup to #1 0:14 - Ironman officials did a great job calling stalling 0:16 - CP's fired up about Bedlam 0:23 - Oklahoma is struggling right now 0:31 - Central Michigan annihilated Maryland 0:37 - Is Sebastian Rivera on a pitch count? 0:40 - Sitting guys out is hurting the sport 0:51 - What should OK State do with Gfeller? 1:00 - Questions from friends

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