Podcasts about High Heat

06-09-25 - Watching Doc On Hunt For Bin Laden And Getting Upset Over SEAL's Wife Complaining He Wasn't At Daughter's Recital - Happy To See High Heat Here Cause No One Will Protest During ItSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Marjorie Hache vous accueille sur RTL2 Pop-Rock Station avec The Rolling Stones pour célébrer l'anniversaire de "Some Girls" sorti en 1978. Ce 14e album marque l'entrée de Ronnie Wood dans le groupe, avec des classiques comme "Miss You" à redécouvrir ce soir. On poursuit avec Pulp, de retour avec "More", un disque qui aborde les réalités de l'âge adulte, le titre "Grown-Ups" est à l'honneur ce soir. Ensuite, place à Jason Scott & The High Heat et leur "Get In Line", extrait de "American Grin", recommandé par Francis Zegut. La reprise du soir est signée The Lemonheads avec "Into My Arms", originellement interprété par The Love Positions. Nectar Woode, une artiste néo-soul influencée par Erykah Badu et Amy Winehouse, nous présente "Lose" et Haim enchaîne avec "If I Could Change Your Mind" extrait de leur premier album, à l'occasion de la sortie prochaine de leur quatrième album "I Quit". On termine avec Queens Of The Stone Age avec "Straight Jacket Fitting", The Hives - Enough Is Enough Sly & The Family Stone - Dance to the music The Rolling Stones - Miss You The Breeders - Cannonball Oracle Sisters - Marseille Donovan - Mellow Yellow Les Rita Mitsouko;The Sparks - Singing In The Shower Pulp - Grown Ups Beck - Sexx Laws Jason Scott & The High Heat - Get In Line Marvin Gaye - Whats Going On Fiona Apple - Pretrial (Let Her Go Home) The Lemonheads - Into Your Arms The Subways - Rock & Roll Queen Weezer - Say It Ain't So Car Seat Headrest - The Catastrophe Blondie - Denis Deftones - Change Led Zeppelin - Rock And Roll (Live The Song Remains The Same) The Kinks - Sunny Afternoon System Of A Down - Toxicity Nectar Woode - Lose Kavinsky - First Blood Haim - If I Could Change Your Mind New Order - Crystal Queens Of The Stone Age - Straight Jacket Fitting Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Part of the Ultimate Home Detox™ Unpacked Thursday series—light, inspiring insights from Sophia's personal journey in Practical Nontoxic Living™. Did you know that the way you cook can create cancer-causing compounds in your food? In this episode of Practical Nontoxic Living, Sophia Ruan Gushée highlights the hidden dangers of high-heat cooking methods like frying, grilling, and roasting—and how they can lead to the formation of toxic compounds such as heterocyclic amines (HCAs) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Whether you're detoxing your home for fertility, cancer recovery, chronic illness, or general wellness, this episode offers simple, science-backed tips to help you: Reduce exposure to carcinogenic cooking byproducts Choose safer cooking oils and methods Make small, impactful changes in your daily cooking routine Improve your family's long-term health—without sacrificing flavor Perfect for health-conscious cooks, detox enthusiasts, and anyone looking to make their kitchen a cleaner, safer space.

 Welcome to the With Priscilla podcast!  Today, I'm beyond excited to bring you Alanna Rizzo, a seven-time Emmy-winning sports journalist with over two decades in baseball. You've seen her shining on Foul Territory, Dodgers Territory, Blue Jays Central, and TBS, plus delivering bold takes on MLB Network's High Heat. From covering the Dodgers' World Series runs on SportsNet LA to her early days with the Colorado Rockies, Alanna's passion and insight have redefined sports storytelling. And off the field, she's changing lives through Guidry's Guardian Foundation, inspired by her beloved Border Collie mix, Guidry, adopted in 2009 from the Humane Society of Boulder Valley. Guidry opened Alanna's eyes to the urgent need for dog rescue and adoption. That love sparked her mission to save countless dogs from neglect and overcrowded shelters.   Please follow and watch Alanna, in addition to supporting her wonderful foundation:    LINKS: https://officialalannarizzo.com/  https://www.instagram.com/alannarizzo/?hl=en https://x.com/alannarizzo https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100044421699852 https://guidrysguardian.org/about/ https://www.instagram.com/guidrysguardian/ https://x.com/GuidrysGuardian https://www.facebook.com/GuidrysGuardian/

Connor delivers some news for the Kansas City Royals, and a take about the kerfuffle between Jonathan India vs Emmanuel Clase over the weekend.

Jason Scott and The High Heat just released their latest album American Grin. We chat with Jason about the album, where the title came from, how The High Heat came to be, how he used to be a youth pastor, his favorite parts about being on the road and more.Jonathan's Drinking: 15 STARS Timeless Reserve

Grabbed my old Zoom H1 recorder (the one that lets me hear myself talk – crucial!) and went for a walk to escape the apartment and the endless to-do list. Turns out, I had a lot on my mind. This is a pretty unfiltered ramble about feeling overwhelmed by choices, the good and bad of the internet (especially the news… ugh), the weirdness of modern parenting, and why I'm nostalgic for the early days of online life. Also, a brief rant about gimbals I haven't used and why I keep listening to old podcasts. It's chaotic, but it's real.Okay, here are timestamps for key topics and transitions in the transcript, along with a list of references (both explicit and implicit).Timestamps:* 0:00:00 - 0:00:28: Introduction and explanation of using the Zoom H1 recorder.* 0:00:28 - 0:00:55: Reason for the walk: escaping the overwhelming feeling of unfinished tasks and distractions at home.* 0:00:55 - 0:01:17: Description about new recording approach.* 0:01:17 - 0:01:50: Benefits of recording while listetning.* 0:01:50 - 0:02:28: Description of a walk.* 0:02:28 - 0:03:55: Feeling overwhelmed by choices and the "temptations" of home.* 0:03:55 - 0:04:55: Mentioning the podcast and its new location (sapsdag.com).* 0:04:55 - 0:05:13: Overthinking the podcast name.* 0:05:13 - 0:06:07: The comfort of having a creative outlet, questioning the purpose of his other projects.* 0:06:07 - 0:07:07: The Unreal Engine project dilemma (game or productivity software?).* 0:07:07 - 0:07:52: The satisfaction of publishing vs. the feeling of "semi-productivity tasks."* 0:07:52 - 0:08:53: Talking about "doing" versus talking about "doing" (referencing the prevalence of online tutorials and courses).* 0:08:53 - 0:09:09: The overwhelming nature of tools, options.* 0:09:09 - 0:10:19: The unused gimbal and the feeling of guilt.* 0:10:19 - 0:12:45: Explaining the recent absence due to co-parenting and his daughter's illness.* 0:12:45 - 0:13:52: Thoughts on parents sharing children's lives online (strong disapproval).* 0:13:52 - 0:14:17: Tangent about a vandalized Tesla and Elon Musk.* 0:14:17 - 0:14:50: The polarizing nature of news around the Tesla.* 0:14:50 - 0:17:55: The addictive and negative nature of online news (Elon Musk, Donald Trump, Ukraine conflict).* 0:17:55 - 0:18:40: The desire to disconnect from the news and toxicity.* 0:18:40 - 0:19:29: Questioning how to disconnect while using the internet and smartphones.* 0:19:29 - 0:19:58: Youtube example.* 0:19:58 - 0:20:40: Experimenting with a "dumb phone" (unsuccessful).* 0:20:40 - 0:21:46: The story about the girl on the train sketching in a notebook (analog vs. digital).* 0:21:46 - 0:23:43: Discussion of "artisanal" activities, making yourself purposely bored, being a content creator.* 0:23:43 - 0:24:24: Returning to the issue of consuming vs. creating, constant podcast listening.* 0:24:24 - 0:25:37: Describing his podcast listening habits (multiple headphones, listening while falling asleep).* 0:25:37 - 0:26:23: Recognizing the negative impact of constant listening (anxiety, suppressing own thoughts).* 0:26:23 - 0:27:34: Recording as antidote.* 0:27:34 - 0:28:40: Critiquing the formulaic nature of modern podcasts and the search for "honest media."* 0:28:40 - 0:29:36: Reflection on the change of the podcasting.* 0:29:36 - 0:30:25: Listening to old podcasts and the appeal of the "old internet."* 0:30:25 - 0:30:55: Longing for sharing without commercial interest.* 0:30:55 - 0:32:48: Mentioning Emma Chamberlain's podcast ("Anything Goes") as an example of introspective content, but not fully resonating.* 0:32:48 - 0:34:40: Reflecting on the shift in online purchasing from the early days to now.* 0:34:40 - 0:36:23: Discussion of the decline of physical stores and the dominance of online shopping.* 0:36:23 - 0:38:32: Reflecting on the changing nature of "side hustles" and online income.* 0:38:32 - 0:39:17: Deciding to cut the walk short and take a tram home (due to being overdressed and the weather).References (Explicit and Implicit):* Zoom H1 Recorder: (Explicit) A specific model of portable audio recorder.* sapsdag.com (C-Monk X): (Explicit) The speaker's website/podcast platform.* Unreal Engine: (Explicit) A game development engine, implying the speaker's interest in game development or 3D graphics.* "Semi-productivity tasks": (Implicit) A term used in productivity circles to describe activities that feel productive but don't contribute to meaningful goals.* Elon Musk, Donald Trump, Ukraine conflict, Russian invasion: (Explicit) Current events and figures that represent the speaker's anxiety about the news and the state of the world.* "Big Brother": (Explicit) A reality TV show, used as a comparison to the "reality fictional show" of current events.* US Tarrifs: (Explicit) A reference to trade policies, shows attention to current events.* Pixel 8 Pro: (Explicit) A specific model of Google smartphone.* YouTube: (Explicit) The video-sharing platform, used as an example of a source of distraction and algorithm-driven content.* "Dumb phone": (Implicit) A basic phone with limited features, contrasted with a smartphone.* "Girl on the train" sketching: (Implicit) Refers to a previous blog post by the speaker, creating a connection between his written and spoken content.* "Artisanal" things: (Implicit) A reference to a trend of valuing handcrafted, traditional, or non-digital activities.* Podcasts (in general): (Explicit & Implicit) A major theme, with the speaker discussing his listening habits, the evolution of podcasting, and his search for authentic content.* Apple AirPods: (Explicit) Mentioned as a type of headphones used.* Emma Chamberlain's "Anything Goes" podcast: (Explicit) A specific podcast mentioned as an example of introspective content, but not a perfect fit for the speaker.* Instagram: (Implicit) Mentioned in the context of parents sharing photos of their children.* eBay: (Explicit) Refered as first online shop.* "Old Internet" vs. "New Internet": (Implicit) A recurring theme, contrasting the perceived innocence and community of the early internet with the commercialized, algorithm-driven present.Greetings. Or maybe not "greetings." More like… a continuation. A brain-spill, captured on my trusty old Zoom H1 recorder. I love this thing because, unlike my "fancy" microphone, it lets me hear myself as I talk. Sounds weird, I know, but for this kind of rambling self-reflection, it's essential. It's like having a real-time sanity check.And sanity was definitely in short supply this morning. I was trapped in my apartment, surrounded by the ghosts of unfinished projects. My website, that game I'm (supposedly) making, the ever-growing list of "shoulds"... it was all closing in. The internet, which is supposed to be this amazing tool, felt more like a digital prison, full of distractions and temptations masquerading as opportunities.So, I did the only logical thing: I ran away. Okay, I went for a walk. A rainy, cold Saturday morning walk, to be precise. And I brought the recorder, because sometimes the best way to untangle your thoughts is to just… let them out.The Siren Song of the Scroll (and Why It's Drowning Me)One of the biggest things I've been wrestling with is the sheer volume of information we're bombarded with daily. I'm an information junkie, I admit it. Podcasts are practically my lifeblood (I have, like, four different pairs of headphones for different listening situations – don't judge). But lately, it feels like I'm drowning in other people's thoughts, leaving no room for my own.And the news… oh, the news. It's this addictive, horrifying spectacle. The Elon Musk saga, the political dumpster fires, the global conflicts… I feel compelled to stay informed, but it's also incredibly draining. It's like watching a slow-motion train wreck, and you can't look away, even though you know it's making you miserable.I keep finding myself longing for the "old internet" – the days before algorithms and monetization ruled everything. Remember when people blogged just to share their thoughts, not to build a personal brand? When online shopping felt like a risky adventure? There was a certain innocence to it, a sense of genuine connection that feels increasingly rare.Parenting in the Age of the Perfectly Curated FeedThis all ties into my feelings about parenting, too. I'm a co-parent, which means I get these intense weeks with my daughter, followed by weeks of (relative) freedom. It's a rollercoaster, to say the least. And when I'm in "dad mode," there's just no room for anything else. My fancy new gimbal? Still in its box.And I'm fiercely protective of my daughter's privacy. I see so many parents using their kids for online clout, and it just feels… wrong. Kids are adorable, fascinating creatures, but that fascination is primarily for their parents. Sharing every moment of their lives online, before they're even old enough to understand the implications, feels exploitative.Finding the Signal in the NoiseSo, where does this leave me? Still searching, I guess. Trying to find a balance between staying informed and staying sane. Trying to create more and consume less. Trying to be present, both for my daughter and for myself.This recording, this messy, rambling brain dump, is part of that process. It's a way of reclaiming my own thoughts, of finding the signal in the noise. It's not polished, it's not perfect, but it's real. And in a world of curated realities, maybe that's the most valuable thing of all. I still don't really know how do you filter all that negative information. But here it is. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cmonkx.substack.com

On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed the Executive Producer of Foul Territory, Scott Braun. Braun is the executive producer and host of Foul Territory. Foul Territory is a digital baseball show hosted by former All-Stars A.J. Pierzynski, Todd Frazier, Cameron Maybin, Jonathan Papelbon, Trevor May and Jason Kipnis along with 11-year MLB catcher Erik Kratz and former MLB Network host Braun. The show streams live Monday-Friday and features authentic takes on the spiciest baseball topics, unfiltered conversations with the top voices in the sport, and groundbreaking betting coverage. Prior to Foul Territory, Braun was a host and reporter appearing across MLB Network's programming, including the Emmy Award-winning flagship studio show MLB Tonight as well as MLB Now, The Rundown, High Heat, Quick Pitch, Plays of the Week, and MLB Network Strike Zone. Braun also served as a studio host on NHL Network, a play-by-play broadcaster for Pac-12 Network and SportsNet New York (SNY), including New York Mets games, and a host on sports talk radio shows on SiriusXM. Braun also served as a college basketball play-by-play announcer and the host of ESPN.com's Heat Index, covering the Miami Heat. In addition to his work for ESPN, Braun reported feature stories around the country for CBS Sports Network and was a studio host on CBSSports.com, including Fantasy Football Today. Previously, Braun was an anchor for Westwood One National Radio during the 2014 Winter Olympics. Scott Braun: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottbraunllc/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottbraun/ X: https://x.com/scottbraun

So, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is not over the Astros beating them in 2017. He said as much recently during an appearance on MLB Network's High Heat with Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo. Cashman was asked about the 15 years it's taken, for the Yankees to win the American League and get back to the World Series. Yet, he cannot allow the 2017 Astros to get out of his mind. Now, Adam Clanton has absolutely had it with Cashman. 

On this episode of Best of A's Cast Live, Chris Townsend looks back at the best interviews from the 2024 season that include:  A's first-round pick, Nick Kurtz (1:10) A's second-round pick, Tommy White (8:50) A's Assistant General Manager, Billy Owens (16:05) A's Outfielder, JJ Bleday (34:35) A's DH, Brent Rooker (40:45) A's Right Fielder, Lawrence Butler (48:45) Former Mets GM and MLB Network Radio host, Jim Duquette (58:25) Former A's pitcher and Mets TV Analyst, Ron Darling (1:13:00) Former A's Pitcher, Sean Manaea (1:25:10) Dodgers Manager, Dave Roberts (1:36:05) A's Shortstop, Jacob Wilson (1:41:45) A's Left-Handed Starting Pitcher, JP Sears (1:50:35) A's second baseman, Zack Gelof (2:01:25) Hall of Fame Manager, Jim Leyland (2:11:10) Former A's infielder, Jed Lowrie (2:22:40) MLB Network Insider, Jon Morosi (2:35:20) Host of High Heat on MLB Network Radio, Chris Mad Dog Russo (2:50:00) A's Historian, David Feldman (3:00:00) A's Hall of Famer, Dave Stewart (3:32:30) To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to another episode of Talks To-Go! Jill and George talk with our next special guest father/daughter duo, Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo and Kiera Russo. Christopher spent nearly 20 years as one-half of the wildly popular Mike and the Mad Dog before joining Sirius XM to headline his all-sports talk channel Mad Dog Sports Radio. Chris hosts High Heat on MLB network and frequently appears on ESPN's First Take. He was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 2022. Kiera is a bookseller, entrepreneur, and writer. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame , she writes short stories, essays, and poems on her Substack, A Penny For My Thoughts and is currently working on her debut novel. No reservations necessary.  All TALKS are TO-GO. Follow our guests: Mad Dog: @christophermaddogrusso Kiera: @kierarusso Follow us: Instagram: @talkstogopodcast TikTok: @talkstogopod Jill: @jillmorgannnn George: @georgealanruthvo

This week we saw the grid face the test that is the Marina Bay Street Circuit. High Heat. Tight corners. A race that demands your complete concentration. And while the general podcasting and journalist community would have you think Lando Norris lacked this at moments, we discuss how he still managed to put in one of the most dominant performances we've seen this year. Pumping in great lap times at his engineer's request.While Lando did exactly what he had to do, we wished others had held up their end of things (we're looking at you Oscar Piastri). We also wished Mercedes avoided overthinking itself by sticking Lewis Hamilton on soft tires to start the race. But most of all, we hope that this wasn't Daniel Ricciardo's last race in F1 (recorded prior to yesterday's announcement).Take a listen as we break down the race and the surrounding storylines of the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix.

On this episode of Best of A's Cast Live, Chris Townsend looks back at interviews from the past week that include:  MLB Network Insider, Jon Morosi (1:05) Marquee Sports Player Development Analyst, Lance Brozdowski (15:40) ESPN MLB Analyst, Doug Glanville (34:20) Editor-in-Chief of Athletics Farm, Bill Moriarity (52:45) 4x World Series Champion and Yankees Tv Analyst, Jeff Nelson (1:24:10) A's Left-Handed Starting Pitcher, Brady Basso (1:34:45) The host of High Heat on MLB Network, Chris Mad Dog Russo (1:45:15) To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the September 20 edition of A's Cast Live, our weekly all baseball talk show Monday through Friday, Chris Townsend was joined by: 4x World Series Champion & Yankees TV Analyst, Jeff Nelson (14:50) The voice of the A's, Ken Korach (25:35) A's Left-Handed Starting Pitcher, Brady Basso (47:55) A's Manager, Mark Kotsay (1:10:55) Host of High Heat on MLB Network, Chris Mad Dog Russo (1:24:10) To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Twin Cities, Mankato, Rochester and a part of western Wisconsin were under an excessive heat warning until 8 p.m. Monday.Folks going to the state fair were warned to stay hydrated and take it easy. But what about the thousands of animals at the fair?MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke with MPR meteorologist Sven Sundgaard about the heat. And she checked in with State Fair veterinarian Scott Lang from Waseca Veterinary Clinic.

Summertime is a great time to get outdoors, go hiking, and explore nature. Kids…

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- Cardinals are linked to multiple relievers. Is Dylan Carlson the key piece?- Are the Cardinals starting to fall apart at the wrong time?- What's Trending- If this is it, how will Dylan Carlson be remembered in St. Louis?- Can the Cardinals get away with adding just one starting pitcher to the mix?- Sports Six-Pack Part I- Sports Six-Pack Part II- Do you agree with Garrett Crochet in not wanting to pitch in October without an extension?- The Gauntlet- High Heat with Brad Thompson: Erick Fedde brings certainty- High Heat with Brad Thompson: What to do with Dylan Carlson- Can Mozeliak pull off another buzzer beater at the Trade Deadline?- Dylan Carlson traded to the Tampa Bay Rays for reliever, Shawn Armstrong- How did the Cardinals do at the Trade Deadline?- The Lineup Game- Beat the Streak, Bet the Board, & 3 Stars of the Day Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

- Cardinals are linked to multiple relievers. Is Dylan Carlson the key piece? - Are the Cardinals starting to fall apart at the wrong time? - What's Trending - If this is it, how will Dylan Carlson be remembered in St. Louis? - Can the Cardinals get away with adding just one starting pitcher to the mix? - Sports Six-Pack Part I - Sports Six-Pack Part II - Do you agree with Garrett Crochet in not wanting to pitch in October without an extension? - The Gauntlet - High Heat with Brad Thompson: Erick Fedde brings certainty - High Heat with Brad Thompson: What to do with Dylan Carlson - Can Mozeliak pull off another buzzer beater at the Trade Deadline? - Dylan Carlson traded to the Tampa Bay Rays for reliever, Shawn Armstrong - How did the Cardinals do at the Trade Deadline? - The Lineup Game - Beat the Streak, Bet the Board, & 3 Stars of the Day Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Heat is the top cause of weather-related deaths in the U.S. and poses severe risks like heat stroke, especially for workers in agriculture

AP correspondent Donna Warder reports on a heat wave that's affecting some parts of the country.

Thermostats may show a high of 96 degrees in parts of Mississippi today, but it could feel hotter than 109 outside. Emergency responders share ideas for how folks can stay safe in extreme summer heat.Then, Mississippi's population of gulf sturgeon has been decimated in recent years.Plus, a civil rights icon shares his experience of organizing in Mississippi during the 1964 Freedom Summer movement. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tommy talks to Dan Gill, Professor at the LSU Ag Center and host of the Garden Show

Jeffery Wood, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Sacramento office says temperatures will cool a bit over the weekend before climbing again next week. 

Since September, Knox News journalist and co-host of  "The Scruffy Stuff" Ryan Wilusz has devoted Thursday nights to judging the bracket-style competition known as Band Eat Band, first at Scruffy City Hall and then at Asylum 801.  The West-family competition paid performers and donated to local charities, including Knox News' own Empty Stocking Fund, before signing a $5,000 check for the winning band. Listen as Wilusz and co-host Keenan Thomas discuss the competition, who won and how the format served as an incubator for Knoxville's local music scene.  >> Story and photos: Nine months later, Band Eat Band crowns the 'king' of Knoxville's music scene. See who won  "The Scruffy Stuff" is presented by knoxnews.com. Want more downtown analysis? Sign up for the free weekly Urban Knoxville newsletter by clicking here, and join the downtown discussion by becoming part of the Urban Knoxville group on Facebook.

Alanna Rizzo, co-host of High Heat, joined Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino to talk about the big series between the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers, the Dodgers "Baby" World Series, where the Dodgers rank in the landscape of LA interest, working with Chris Mad Dog Russo and much moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alanna Rizzo, co-host of High Heat, joined Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino to talk about the big series between the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers, the Dodgers "Baby" World Series, where the Dodgers rank in the landscape of LA interest, working with Chris Mad Dog Russo and much moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jaime returned to Mexico City from Vancouver and continued freelancing before moving into Foley after being referred to a Foley mixing job by a friend. Jaime's film work includes: Nomadland, Roma, Amores Perros, The Sky Is Everywhere, Emily The Criminal, and Bardo. Jaime's television work includes the series: Club de Cuervos, Run Coyote Run, Dark Desire, and High Heat.

With Amin out today, Charlotte has a guest co-host who's really shaking things up: Al Gorithm. Al is helping Charlotte get into everyone's algorithm using cutting-edge technology to pinpoint topics that are guaranteed to drive traffic to Oddball's various social media platforms. Is Anthony Edwards the next Michael Jordan? Do the Heat stand a chance against the Celtics without Jimmy Butler? Can the Mavs keep this pace in their series against the Clippers? And wasn't it crazy when Nikola Jokic's brother fought a Lakers fan? Charlotte also admits that it's been hard to not become a Knicks fan, and shares some footage of New Yorkers after speaking to them before game two of their series against the 76ers.  Finally, Executive director of the National Association of Basketball Coaches Craig Robinson joins the show to talk about playing pick-up basketball with his brother-in-law, former president Barack Obama. Listen and subscribe to Craig's new podcast, WAYS TO WIN with John Calipari by going to: link.chtbl.com/waystowin?sid=oddball1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Amin out today, Charlotte has a guest co-host who's really shaking things up: Al Gorithm. Al is helping Charlotte get into everyone's algorithm using cutting-edge technology to pinpoint topics that are guaranteed to drive traffic to Oddball's various social media platforms. Is Anthony Edwards the next Michael Jordan? Do the Heat stand a chance against the Celtics without Jimmy Butler? Can the Mavs keep this pace in their series against the Clippers? And wasn't it crazy when Nikola Jokic's brother fought a Lakers fan? Charlotte also admits that it's been hard to not become a Knicks fan, and shares some footage of New Yorkers after speaking to them before game two of their series against the 76ers.  Finally, Executive Director of the National Association of Basketball Coaches Craig Robinson joins the show to discuss playing pick-up basketball with his brother-in-law, former president Barack Obama. Listen and subscribe to Craig's new podcast, WAYS TO WIN with John Calipari by going to: link.chtbl.com/waystowin?sid=oddball1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia, two boxers, were scheduled to throw out the first pitch last night at Citi Field. According to them at least. Earlier in the day they got into a scuffle with each other while doing promotion at the Empire State Building. Sounds like a publicity stunt by the boxers. Maybe they weren't even scheduled to throw out the first pitch. Maybe the whole thing was a ‘work' as they say. Maybe the Mets knew nothing about this. Garcia also dated a porn star this week according to a caller. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Mets beating the Pirates again. There was a controversial balk in the game. The Yankees lost to the Blue Jays, their third straight. The White Sox stink, and former manager Ozzie Guillen said pitchers want to go up against them now. Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco talked about Cooper Kupp's diet. Ocho said players should keep eating McDonald's instead of eating like rabbits. In the final segment of the hour, Mike Francesa went on High Heat with Chris Russo and pretty much took credit for the popularity of John Sterling's calls. Eddie said they should take some credit for that.

Hour 1 Happy Birthday to Boomer who turns 63 today. We also know who his NY Rangers will be playing in the first round of the playoffs and it's the Washington Capitals. The Knicks will play the winner of tonight's Sixers/Heat game. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the Mets winning again, their fourth straight series. They will go for the sweep of the Pirates this afternoon. We also talked about how the new program director will deal with Boomer in the morning after a Rangers loss. The Yankees lost their third straight. Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow said everyone knew Ohtani had nothing to do with the gambling. The woman who accused Trevor Bauer of sexual assault was indicted for fraud. The Warriors were bounced by the Kings last night and their season is over. In the final segment of the hour, John Bogan, who works here, got a birthday video for Boomer from Africa. A woman calls in who shares a birthday with Boomer. Sounds like she's ‘trying to get the pipe'.  Hour 2 Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia, two boxers, were scheduled to throw out the first pitch last night at Citi Field. According to them at least. Earlier in the day they got into a scuffle with each other while doing promotion at the Empire State Building. Sounds like a publicity stunt by the boxers. Maybe they weren't even scheduled to throw out the first pitch. Maybe the whole thing was a ‘work' as they say. Maybe the Mets knew nothing about this. Garcia also dated a porn star this week according to a caller. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Mets beating the Pirates again. There was a controversial balk in the game. The Yankees lost to the Blue Jays, their third straight. The White Sox stink, and former manager Ozzie Guillen said pitchers want to go up against them now. Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco talked about Cooper Kupp's diet. Ocho said players should keep eating McDonald's instead of eating like rabbits. In the final segment of the hour, Mike Francesa went on High Heat with Chris Russo and pretty much took credit for the popularity of John Sterling's calls. Eddie said they should take some credit for that.  Hour 3 Somebody sent Boomer a putter for his birthday. CBS Sports Network sent bagels to celebrate. The Mets head out to the west coast after today's game against the Pirates. They will play the Dodgers and Giants. Jerry returns for an update and there's a new article out about Bill Belichick and the Falcons. Supposedly the Arthur Blank call to Robert Kraft is what stopped them from hiring him. The article also said the only teams that would hire Belichick in the future would be the Giants, Eagles or Cowboys. Ford dropped off cupcakes for Boomer and he tried to get all of us to eat one. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the Netflix documentary series, ‘Homicide: New York'.  Hour 4 The Rangers will play the Capitals in the first round of the playoffs. There's a possibility that Game 7 will happen on the night of Boomer & Gio Live. A caller is concerned because the Rangers tend to score their goals on power plays. Boomer said the Rangers are healthy going in and the goalie got his groove back. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio said Aaron Rodgers was on another podcast and implied that the government made up HIV/AIDS to scare people. Jerry starts with the Mets beating the Pirates and have won 9-of-12. Giancarlo Stanton was barely running home and should have been thrown out by a mile but the catcher dropped it. It was Bark at the Park night in Baltimore. Charles Barkley and Shaq mocked an NBA guy for playing in the Filipino league and acting like he played in the NBA. The Moment of The Day involves a caller named Dina who seems to be hitting on the birthday boy, Boomer. In the final segment of the show, more details emerged on the betting scandal involving NBA player Jontay Porter.

Mike Francesa and Chris Russo took credit for the popularity of John Sterling's calls.

Costa thinks Scott Harris was a wet blanket when asked about season expectations by High Heat's Chris Russo

From 'The Daily Ticket' (subscribe here): Tigers President Of Baseball Operations Scott Harris went on High Heat on the MLB Network and was asked about Detroit's expectations to possible make the playoffs for the first time in a decade. Harris was honest and made it seem like the postseason was not the goal this season. After missing for the last 10 years and playing in a bad division how can the expectations not be the postseason? Jeff Riger dives into the question and brings you the comments that everyone will be talking about today. It's another loaded episode of The Daily Ticket! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 488 of "SI Media with Jimmy Traina" features a conversation with SiriusXM radio host, "First Take" contributor and Radio Hall of Famer, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo.Topics discussed with Russo include the Shohei Ohtani gambling story, whether sports is headed for a major gambling scandal, MLB continuing its awful deal with AppleTV+, CBS' impressive depth when it comes to NCAA Tournament broadcasters and AppleTV+'s series on the New England Patriots. Russo also has a special shoutout for his former radio partner, Mike Francesa.Russo also discusses re-signing with "First Take" for two more years, his contact status with SiriusXM and why he feels rejuvenated when it comes to his MLB Network show, "High Heat."The podcast finishes with a discussion about Bruce Springsteen's cameo on "Curb. Your Enthusiasm and Russo's various problems with technology.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Watering Hole, Rhett & Jager sat down to talk with Jason Scott & The High Heat on the podcast! Huge thanks to our sponsors Bad Brad's BBQ, Dead Wake Archery, CH Lonestar Promo & Tumbleweed Dancehall for making it all possible.  Jason Scott & The High Heat https://www.jsandthehighheat.com/home GC&HM Media Instagram @guitarscowboyspod   https://instagram.com/guitarscowboyspod?igshid=

Ailish Forfar & Justin Cuthbert start the show with a heated debate about Vladdy Jr, telling Hazel Mae that he'd like to see the return of the HR jacket. Then, we go to Shane O'Brien (9:27) from the Missin Curfew podcast, who expresses as a player why he loves everything the Golden Knights are doing, a look at the Canadian NHL teams and why Colorado might be the most improved team in the NHL after the deadline. Finally, host of High Heat on MLB Network Alanna Rizzo (26:39) makes her return to the show with a look at Gerrit Cole missing the first 2 months of the Yankees season. Plus, Joey Votto being a National treasure and whether or not he has enough game left to make a deal worth it.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jason Scott and Country VS Metal discuss the band's name and identity, their religious upbringing and how it influences their songwriting, their success on TikTok, and the challenges of the music industry. 

Panthers officially tag Brian Burns and release Hayden Hurst. Will Russel Wilson start a game next season? What happens to Women's college basketball without Caitlin Clark? Alanna Rizzo from High Heat on MLB network joins the show!

In this episode of the Insiders Guide to Energy Podcast, we dive deep with Addison Stark, CEO and Cofounder of AtmosZero, into the transformative technologies revolutionizing industrial heat and steam production. Stark, leading the charge at AtmosZero, is pioneering a new age of decarbonization with innovative, electrified solutions for industrial processes, challenging the traditional reliance on fossil fuels. AtmosZero stands at the forefront of energy innovation, focusing on scalable, efficient, and sustainable heat pump technologies. Stark discusses the significant impact of decarbonizing industrial heat, which constitutes a substantial portion of global emissions, and how AtmosZero's approach to electrification can lead to a more sustainable and efficient industrial sector. Throughout the conversation, Stark sheds light on the complexities of integrating new technologies into existing infrastructures, the economics of transitioning to greener solutions, and the broader implications for global energy policies. the conversation also delves into the intricacies of AtmosZero's cutting-edge heat pump technology. Stark elucidates the engineering behind their high-temperature heat pumps, capable of reaching temperatures over 200°C, which marks a significant advancement in the field. This technology is not only pivotal for enabling a wide range of industrial processes to transition away from fossil fuels but also enhances energy efficiency and reduces operational costs. The discussion extends further around the integration of AtmosZero's solutions with renewable energy sources. Stark explains the dual benefit of coupling their technology with solar and wind power: reducing the carbon footprint of industrial heat production while also addressing the intermittency challenges of renewable energy. By leveraging thermal energy storage systems, AtmosZero's approach ensures a steady and reliable supply of high-temperature heat, even when renewable energy generation is low. This synergy between advanced heat pump technology and renewable energy sources exemplifies a holistic approach to industrial decarbonization, aligning with global sustainability goals. Also discussed, is the importance of smart grid compatibility and the potential for AtmosZero's systems to participate in demand response programs. This capability not only enhances the resilience and flexibility of the energy grid but also provides economic incentives for industries to adopt cleaner technologies. In conclusion, listeners will be treated to an insightful discussion on the challenges and opportunities of electrifying industrial heat, the significance of product-driven solutions over project-based approaches, and the potential for scalable, efficient electrification technologies to transform the energy landscape. 

Meanwhile in Music presents Meanwhile at Colton House Hotel During the 2nd week of SXSW, #wanderhome to the Colton House for live music from 12pm-8pm daily, March 13-16. Open to all ages and FREE to the public!

Thousands of workers in Southeast Asia are forced to work in scorching temperatures. A recent study showed dangerous effects of constant heat on at-risk workers, including health problems. We’ll visit Cambodia’s brick kilns to learn more. Plus, Sen. Amy Klobuchar talks child internet safety, and KPMG’s Diane Swonk dissects the job market.

Thousands of workers in Southeast Asia are forced to work in scorching temperatures. A recent study showed dangerous effects of constant heat on at-risk workers, including health problems. We’ll visit Cambodia’s brick kilns to learn more. Plus, Sen. Amy Klobuchar talks child internet safety, and KPMG’s Diane Swonk dissects the job market.

Following an emotional week in Texas sports, Helen and Kyle are back in the tap room talking about six new Texas releases from the week and some chart updates as always. New music this week comes from Cody Jinks, Jason Scott & The High Heat, Adrian Johnston, Aaron Watson ft Bri Bagwell, Noah Smith and Nate Burnham!Join our growing community, TEXAS COUNTRY FAM on Facebook to stay in touch with us, ask questions about the show, make suggestions or anything else relevant to Texas Country Music! Huge thanks to our friends at More Than Music Creations for supporting the show! Find all of our podcast episodes in audio or video format at www.texastoastpodcast.com! Spread the love by subscribing on YouTube, following us on socials @texastoastpod and MOST IMPORTANTLY, tell your friends about us!Intro song: "The Ride" by Jon StorkOutro song: "You Can Go To Hell" by Phineus RebSupport the show

Episode 453 of "SI Media with Jimmy Traina," features an interview with SiriusXM radio host, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo. The radio Hall of Famer, who also hosts "High Heat" on the MLB Network and appears on "First Take" each Wednesday, discusses going viral recently for his interview with Joey Votto, which featured Votto cutting a WWE-like promo on Russo. Russo also sheds light on his future in sports media and explains why he may change something after the Super Bowl. Other topics covered include the most influential sports media members, ESPN firing Jeff Van Gundy, the Yankees atrocious season, "Hard Knocks," Netflix's "Quarterback," Shohei Ohtani and much more. Following Russo, Sal Licata from WFAN radio and SNY TV in New York joins Jimmy for their weekly "Traina Thoughts" segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal discuss a big milestone for "SI Media With Jimmy Traina," the passing of Paul Reubens, Sean Payton's comments about the Jets and Nathaniel Hackett, cord cutting, horse racing and much moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Maller talks about the Miami Heat shocking the Denver Nuggets at home in Game 2 of the NBA Finals, who gets the blame on the Nuggets, MLB Pick'em, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Imagine you are in the midst of a tough race in the middle of hot and humid conditions and suddenly your body begins sending you signals of surrender. Anyone who has exerted any type of energy in the sweltering heat can attest to the difficulties posed by the conditions. Nothing sucks the speed out of the legs more than high heat and humidity. So, how do you go about setting yourself up for success when the sun is beating down on you and the humidity becomes claustrophobic? In this week's episode of the Purple Patch Podcast IRONMAN Master Coach Matt Dixon breaks down how to mitigate the impact of heat by establishing strategies to arrive prepared and ready to perform in adverse conditions. Matt takes a closer look at the challenges of racing in the heat and dissects the physiological effect it has on the body and how it impacts your overall performance. He provides tips and resources to help you arrive fit, fresh, and ready to adapt to the conditions on race day. In this episode: How the Body Responds to Heat (TheCardiovascular System, Neural Impact, and metabolism) Thermoregulation and Maintaining Core Temperature (The science behind our body's cooling system) Four Key Strategies in Preparing for the Heat Purple Patch Tools and Preparation Resources What Matt outlines is not designed to make things easy, or to remove the impact of high heat and humidity, but rather to help build strategies to reduce the negative impact and help you deliver your best performance within the context of the conditions. Episode Timestamps 00:00 - 02:47 - Welcome and Episode Introduction 02:54 - 05:48 - Matt's Newsings 05:55 - 53:22 - The Meat and Potatoes - Episode 268: Tackling High Heat & Humidity - Preparing the Body for Adversity Purple Patch and Episode Resources Purple Patch Video Podcast and More Free Webinar - Hard and Hilly Purple Patch Blog - Race Effectively in Hot and Humid Conditions Purple Patch Blog - Improve Triathlon Performance In The Heat With The Sauna Protocol & Heat Acclimation Training SWEAT TESTING at the Purple Patch Performance Center with Precision Fuel & Hydration Join the Purple Patch Team - Director of Growth and Business Operations The Purple Patch Center is Open - Learn More and Schedule a Visit Purple Patch Coaching Consultation Learn more about our Tri Squad Program Send us a message This episode is sponsored by our collaboration with INSIDE TRACKER. Inside Tracker and Purple Patch- Receive 20% off their services with code: PURPLEPATCHPRO20 Ask Matt Anything - Leave a voicemail question for Matt Learn more about Purple Patch Squad High-Performance Training Program Join Bike Squad - Don't just exercise and work out; learn to train with our structured online cycling program Join Run Squad - Increase your running performance through our progressive, multi-sport approach to running Learn more about Purple Patch Fully Customized 1:1 Coaching Learn more about Purple Patch Strength Programming Purple Patch Swim Analysis Stay Up-to-Date with Purple Patch News and Events Purple Patch Upcoming Webinars and Events

The PC Sleuth is at it again. WEEI producer Chris Curtis uses a racial slur referring to Mina Kimes (00:03:50). Kelly Keegs goes at the Mean Girls and their viral clips (00:15:30). Chris Russo's co-host on High Heat calls Jon Meterparel a 'creeper' after posting a video of Mag Dog at the Springsteen show (00:31:30), calls & more.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow