Podcasts about hylands

A defeat at Leeds, labelled 'Lucky' by Daniel Farke, after a dominant display, and the  Players' Awards 2026 are up for discussion this week.

A morale-boosting excellent over Liverpool set the mood for a happy (well, happier than usual) show. Tom contributed the bon mots, Ady and Al were gigglers.

LYSSNA PÅ ALLA HELA AVSNITT HÄR: Snettinatbakat.se 1 av 2 repriser denna vecka med anledning av att det fötts barn på redaktionen. Avsnittet spelades in någon gång 2018, tror vi. Nästa vecka är vi tillbaka precis som vanligt! / Emil, Marcus och Christian ///Vi tar oss femtio år tillbaka i tiden och återbesöker 1968: Revolutionens och salongsberusningens år. Marcus frågar sig om Mexiko OS inte var Hylands bästa mästerskap någonsin och spelar upp nästan alla Hylands referat – bland annat extended version av Bob Beamon-referatet – för att stärka sitt case. Dessutom ger vi er den svenska idrottsman med mest skam i kroppen, den unge Marcus Leifbys skenäktenskap med en tjeckisk kvinna och en hetsk debatt som aldrig blir av. - Starkt mött... alla!///

Tom joins Ady & Al once again to discuss defeat at Anfield, FA Cup ticket prices, heritage tiles, World Cup and more.

Interview with Blake Hylands, CEO, Lithium Ionic Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/lithium-ionic-tsxvlth-low-cost-brazil-mine-ready-for-2027-production-as-market-rebalances-8304Recording date: 9th December 2025Lithium Ionic is positioning itself to capitalize on a dramatic market recovery as lithium prices have tripled since mid-2025, driven by energy storage demand exceeding initial projections. CEO Blake Hylands reports the company's stock has doubled during this period but remains "massively undervalued" relative to improving fundamentals and the company's proximity to construction.The company is advancing its Brazilian lithium project with a manageable $191 million capital requirement and industry-leading economics. At $600 all-in sustaining costs, the project maintains profitability even when spot prices dipped to $800-900, providing crucial downside protection that higher-cost competitors lack. Current spot prices around $1,200 offer healthy margins, with the project's feasibility study using conservative assumptions below today's pricing.Hylands emphasised that 2026 represents a transformational year, with construction targeted to begin by mid-year. The company has assembled the experienced "Sigma team" that successfully built the Sigma Lithium project, providing execution credibility and enabling an 18-24 month timeline to production once construction commences. This speed advantage is significant, as competing projects remain 5-10 years from production.Progress on project financing has accelerated substantially, with the company "being inundated with offtake and prepay opportunities" as market participants rush to secure future supply. Multiple lenders have expressed interest in financing the entire project, with discussions spanning China, North America, and other jurisdictions. The financing structure will incorporate near-term debt followed by lower-cost options including export credit agencies and government-backed facilities.The permitting process is advancing through new regional procedures, with strong federal and state government support. Both financing and permits are expected to conclude early in 2026, clearing the path for construction. Hylands set clear accountability metrics, stating "anything less than that, I'd be disappointed" regarding the company's ability to announce financing completion, permit approval, and construction commencement by year-end 2026.Learn more: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/lithium-ionic-corpSign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com

När Lennart Hyland, i januari 1954, annonserade Frufridagen lät kritiken inte vänta på sig. Leken blev till allvar. Men hur gick det? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Den 24:e januari 1954 sattes som datum då tidens könsroller skulle vändas upp och ned. Mannen skulle sköta hushållet medan kvinnan i huset fick en ledig dag.Teven hade ännu inte gjort entré ute i stugorna, utan det var radions ”Karusellen” som fick svenskarna att sitta klistrade vid apparaterna. Genomslaget var stort och Hylands ord – inte sällan – ”lag”.Men just ”Frufridagen” delade landet i två läger. Företag som tillverkade färdigmat, eller diskmedel, vände sig till blivande husfäder med sina produkter – medan mindre entusiastiska mediemän skrev arga inlagor om radions ”diktaturfasoner”.Resultatet? Det får ni höra i veckans Radiofynd.I programmet hörs programledaren Lennart Hyland och artisten Povel Ramel.Radiofyndsredaktör: Aleksa Lundberg

Innan Karusellen bjöd Lennart Hyland på upptåg i underhållningsprogrammet Lördagskväll. Hur snabbt kunde publiken räkna till 100, till exempel? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. ”Lördagskväll” bjöd på underhållning och sändes i radion från 1947 till 1950. Konceptet genomsyrades av en vision att överskrida sociala gränser – man ville samla en blandad men samspelt publik i Konserthusets lilla sal, varifrån programmet direktsändes.Man lockade ständigt upp publik från salongen för att delta i Hylands lekar och tävlingar. Till exempel fick tre damer visa prov på hur snabbt de kunde räkna till hundra.I veckans Radiofynd hörs Lennart Hyland, Karin Erlandsson, Inga-Britt Blark och Ebba Söderberg.Radiofyndsredaktör: Aleksa Lundberg

In the wake of the Samaritans / Albion / Premier League's short film on suicide prevention, Dean from the Brighton, Hove & District Samaritans joins Ady & Al to discuss the project. Plus we are joined by Tom, fresh from his overseas adventures, to talk about the Spurs draw and the repeated half-dozen in the Carabao Cup in the Diego Gomez Show. In association with https://www.flowersunlimitedbrighton.co.uk/

This week, Francesca and Louise are joined by celebrity stylist Michiko Hylands to talk fashion after 40 and 50, and how to find your confidence and style as you get older. They discuss wearing colors and styles outside your comfort zone, finding flattering silhouettes for your body type, feeling confident and vibrant with age, investing in timeless pieces, and embracing trends in a way that suits you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dairy farmer, Paul Hyland, who runs the farm with his brother David near the village of Ballacolla, Co. Laois, joins Stuart Childs on this week's Dairy Edge to discuss silage quantity and quality. They have an objective to provide 4-5 bales of quality silage to feed cows in the autumn and again in the springtime but also have a July reserve to be prepared for dry weather at that time of the year. Paul discusses how they cut covers of 2500-3000 kg DM/ha, baling out at 4-5 bales per acre ideally until they have the reserve they need and then they will focus on main crop silage. Interestingly, the Hylands always split their fertiliser applications to give themselves options with silage ground. Also they plan silage, targeting to cut younger, more recently reseeded ground for the quality silage. Finally, Paul explains how the frequent cutting system that they employ on their farm delivers the same quantity of silage at the end of the year but far better quality than big bulky crops. For more episodes from the Dairy Edge podcast go to the show page at:https://www.teagasc.ie/animals/dairy/the-dairy-edge-podcast/ The Dairy Edge is a co-production with LastCastMedia.com

One dose of Claritin sent me into a terrifying spiral of depression and dark thoughts that changed my approach to seasonal allergies forever.In this episode, I share my frightening experience with Claritin and why I now rely exclusively on natural remedies. After moving to Virginia's Shenandoah Valley (the pollen capital of the United States), I developed severe seasonal allergies for the first time in my life and turned to Claritin for relief.What happened next was shocking. Within days, I experienced severe depression and disturbing thoughts that disappeared completely when I stopped taking the medication. This little known but documented side effect of Claritin led me to research and develop a comprehensive natural approach to managing seasonal allergies.In this episode, I break down my five part strategy for handling allergies naturally, including homeopathic remedies, nettle leaf tinctures, essential oils with antihistamine properties, and gut health support. Whether you're dealing with mild seasonal discomfort or debilitating allergy symptoms, you'll learn practical, natural alternatives that provide relief without dangerous side effects.In today's episode, we're chatting about: • The documented but rarely discussed neuropsychological side effects of Claritin • How homeopathic remedies like Hylands and Rin Allergy provide fast relief • The power of nettle leaf as a natural antihistamine • Essential oil blends that reduce allergy symptoms • The connection between gut health and seasonal allergiesEpisode Resources Shop My Seasonal Allergy Wellness CabinetShop Wyld NotesGet 10% off a Wyld Notes Discovery Set + a $20 coupon towards your first purchaseWatch on YoutubeMentioned in this episode:Toxin Free Faves adsHead over to toxinfreefavorites.com to  shop all the toxin-free goodies that you would find in my home. Curated, tested, and well loved by me!

Get Season Two of Pillow Talk HERE: https://pillowtalkpod.com(Apologies little Bitchettes for the sound quality this week, working out some bugs!)"This is the 100th episode of Dance Moms. So if you're drinking, cheers to that!" and for Christi that's the first of many drinks on this week's episode as Abby's shenanigans results in another off-screen call to the attorney. But it's a rough week all around as not only does the ALDC have the threat of the incoming select team, not only are they competing against Studio Larkin who they're unlikely to best, but unfortunately this was the weak that Mrs. Miller passed away.Things get off to a rocky start during pyramid, which sees Nia slotted at the bottom for reasons Abby appears to make-up entirely. This doesn't sit well with Holly who continues to feel they're becoming Abby's replacement for the Hylands. Maddie also takes the top spot despite not performing as well as Chloe did last week. Not to be outdone in her Chloe hate however, Abby states that Chloe won't be joining the filming of Mackenzie's music video this week to practice on her solo. Except Chloe was there at the behest of the production, but Abby caused a scene that left Chloe in tears. Chloe didn't even get to practice her solo (which was also clearly meant to be a Paige solo), adding insult to injury.Melissa is also starting to feel the strain of the situation during the music video shoot, which just so happens to take place at the Ziegler household. Joining for the shoot are the ALDC Elite Competition Team and Melissa quickly becomes annoyed with Elite Mom Christy "with a Y". Their resulting spat ends with Melissa kicking the mom out, but what really happened?Quotes“Ok so Kell, I hate this episode. I don't cause I'm not on it." (09:37-09:41 | Christi & Kelly)“I'm going to give Abby a little bit of grace here. I know, hold on.” (11:59-12:03 | Christi)“Holly is not gonna look like an asshole fighting with Abby the week her mom dies!" (41:00-41:04 | Christi)“The moment Melissa fought with Chrysty at her house, she signed her name on the dotted line that they were going to be on the select team." (45:20-45:29 | Christi)LinksSubscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC50aSBAYXH_9yU2YkKyXZ0w Subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/backtothebarreThank you to Ashley Jana for allowing us to use Electricity!! Follow her on IG HERE: https://instagram.com/ashleyjanamusic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Download Electricity HERE: https://music.apple.com/us/album/electricity/1497482509?i=1497482510Follow Christi on IG: www.instagram.com/christilukasiakFollow Kelly on IG: www.instagram.com/kellylhyland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom & Vicki join Ady & Al for a look back at the Albion's sixth win in a row, PLUS we have another competition, courtesy of Flowers Unlimited.

Get Season Two of Pillow Talk HERE: https://pillowtalkpod.com"This is one of the worst week's I filmed Dance Moms, behind the scenes," remembers Christi. Everyone's point of no return for the show was different, but for Christi it was during "Decisions Decisions" that Abby finally pushed her too far. It's a week so excruciating that it still weighs heavily on both Christi and Brooke, though it did gift us one of Christi's most iconic bits of profanity laden ranting.Abby welcomes Kalani to the ALDC proper as a replacement for both of the Hylands, leaving Payton out for good despite having been an actual student of Abby's unlike Kalani and Payton placing second on the Pyramid! The only person who kept her from the top was Kelly, whose "mug shot" makes the Top of the Pyramid as behind the scenes the legal battle between Abby and Kelly is officially underway. To add to the drama, Abby insists the girls all wear white costumes for the group number this week that already own, but Kelly just so happens to have two of them and Abby leaves it up to the moms to get them back. When Christi pushes back it results in a a slew of F-bombs that Abby does not want to hear. But was there more to this outburst than meets the eye? According to Christi there is a lot the cameras didn't show this week, and a lot of it was pretty bad to warrant a call to her own attorney.Meanwhile Cathy is back with the routine she pulled from competition two weeks prior, now more confident it's in tip top shape to beat the ALDC. It concerns Abby enough that she has a talking to with the judges to make sure they know their place. But will the behind the scenes drama at the ALDC keep the team from their 12th consecutive win?Quotes“I mean it's trauma bonding. Yeah! God, how many people in the world have trauma because of Dance Moms? Well for everyone else it's their comfort show!" (12:51-13:01 | Christi & Kelly)“Yeah Kelly it's Bourbon Street, you don't touch things!” (20:40-20:43 | Christi)“We got a big Pyramid this week. Then we have a surprise guest! Is it you? That would be me!" (23:13-23:22 | Christi & Kelly)“Oh, how exciting we have marabou." (33:03-33:06 | Kelly)LinksSubscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC50aSBAYXH_9yU2YkKyXZ0w Subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/backtothebarreThank you to Ashley Jana for allowing us to use Electricity!! Follow her on IG HERE: https://instagram.com/ashleyjanamusic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Download Electricity HERE: https://music.apple.com/us/album/electricity/1497482509?i=1497482510Follow Christi on IG: www.instagram.com/christilukasiakFollow Kelly on IG: www.instagram.com/kellylhyland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get Season Two of Pillow Talk HERE: https://pillowtalkpod.com"Chloe is mortified. Just in case anybody is unclear about her face, she is mortified," explains Christi as this week's return to your regularly scheduled episode of Dance Moms is just as rough as it's always been. But on "Sister Showdown" things are especially dire for quite literally everybody, and that's pretty wild for a week where the girls take home all the top spots at competition! Maddie doesn't even make it out unscathed (tho she does in the final edit of the episode so tune-in for some tea).Abby still hasn't settled on a new team and welcomes Payton back into the fold. She even gets a spot on the Pyramid despite not being present at the previous competition, but Abby uses her placement to chastise Payton for crying in the dressing room on her last appearance. This causes Payton to cry and leave the room, leaving Leslie officially on the offensive against Abby this week. To let Payton prove herself, Abby makes her the lead of the group number "Lift You Up", inspired by the musical Kinky Boots. But between the garish costuming and iffy choreography, it's hard not to feel as though Abby is still setting Payton up to fail.For perhaps the first time ever, Abby gives solos to both Maddie and Mackenzie for a sister vs sister conflict. It's a lot of pressure for Mackenzie who has to suffer through Abby's constant comparisons between the two. Meanwhile Chloe takes the third solo, a contemporary called Follow You. With the Hylands gone the number of Abby's targets grows smaller, and Chloe is starting to feel the pressure to not end up on Abby's bad side.Quotes“Please know that nothing irritated Abby more than the fact that those kids kept winning." (22:11-22:16 | Christi)“Here's all I'm going to say. If any of the Dance Moms cast goes missing we'll only be missing for less than 24 hours. One of our fans will find us.” (34:49-34:56 | Christi)“It's crazy that like people love [Abby]. Who loves her?! Fans. Hmmm, they have bad taste." (50:40-50:48 | Christi & Kelly)“Leslie, I know we got into a fist fight in New Orleans. I couldn't have your back more here." (1:19:28-1:19:35 | Christi)LinksSubscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC50aSBAYXH_9yU2YkKyXZ0w Subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/backtothebarreThank you to Ashley Jana for allowing us to use Electricity!! Follow her on IG HERE: https://instagram.com/ashleyjanamusic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Download Electricity HERE: https://music.apple.com/us/album/electricity/1497482509?i=1497482510Follow Christi on IG: www.instagram.com/christilukasiakFollow Kelly on IG: www.instagram.com/kellylhyland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I detta avsnitt av Kalixpodden träffar Anders Durvall som sedan många år jobbar som lärare inom film- och serieproduktion på Kalix Folkhögskola.Karriären spänner över flera decennier, och Anders har tagit del i några av Svensk televisions mest legendariska produktioner, inte minst det klassiska programmet Hylands hörna. På sin resa bakom kameran har han också mött världsberömda stjärnor.Sedan slutet av 90-talet har Anders delat med sig av sin ovärderliga erfarenhet på Kalix Folkhögskola, där han inspirerar nästa generations kreativa talanger. Hör Anders berätta om sin unika resa, minnesvärda möten och passionen för att utbilda framtidens filmskapare!Gäst: Anders Durvall, lärare inom film och serieproduktion vid Kalix Folkhögskola.Programledare: Reine Sundqvist, kommunikationschef vid Kalix kommun.

While we never win at Fulham, we have now mastered the concept of squandering comfortable leads. Matt and Tom join Ady and Al for a therapy session.

INDEX: 00:00 - Introduction 04:30 - Blake Hylands' background and joining Lithium Ionic 07:18 - Operating experience in Minas Gerais 09:14 - Sigma's influence on cost and permitting 10:48 - Progress on Bandeira's construction permit 12:42 - Infrastructure benefits around Lithium Ionic's projects 13:57 - Environmental impact assessment update 15:12 - Details on $20M royalty agreement with Appian 16:57 - Financial standing after securing royalty deal 18:05 - Potential in new Itinga properties 19:57 - Expanding Bandeira's mineable resource over time 22:07 - Preferred funding structure for Lithium Ionic's projects 23:51 - Construction and production timeline for Lithium Ionic 25:20 - Strategic funding process with BMO 26:05 - China vs non-China opportunities for Lithium Ionic 28:55 - Comparing Lithium Ionic's value to Latin Resources 31:17 - Brazil's importance for lithium mining   _________________________________________________   Links

A draw against Ipswich and a League Cup win over Wolves are the talking points of this week's show, as the Albion somehow remain unbeaten.

Sylvia Vrethammar har varit en av Europas främsta schlagersångerskor sedan slutet av sextiotalet. Hennes "Eviva España" låg på Englandslistan i 28 veckor och gjorde så att hon fick uppträda två gånger i "Top of the pops" (bland annat i samma program som Queen). Hemma hos Strage pratar Drottning Sylvia, som hon brukar kallas, också om sin farfars fars faster Kristina Nilsson (den berömda operasångerskan), om att vara värdinna i tv-programmet "Hylands hörna", om att turnera i Sovjetunionen, om vikten av att artikulera, om att tjänstgöra som fältartist för FN:s fredsbevarande styrkor, om idolen Caterina Valenti och om kärleken till samba och champagne. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"This was the greatest moment in Dance Moms history as far as I was concerned." exclaims Christi since Abby is away "with her mother" and Gia is left in charge on "Gone, Abby Gone". There isn't even a Pyramid this week, how could this not be the best week ever? Cause Abby still found a way to make it awful! But most of that wasn't shown on camera, so prepare for a lot of 4th wall breaking to find out what really went down that Fourth of July weekend in 2013.Kelly is contractually forced to bring her kids back to the studio. The show frames this situation as Kelly sneaking-in her kids while Abby is away, just to get Brooke that solo she 100% wants. This immensely upsets Leslie, who is convinced Kelly has it out for Payton and fears they will be kicked to the curb if Kelly returns. A feud begins to quickly fuel between the two moms, though Kelly doesn't have anything against Payton in reality, so it's rather one sided. Kelly takes the bold step to call Abby and request a solo for Brooke, to which Abby informs Gia that if Brooke is given a solo she'll be fired. Gia downplays the situation and gives Brooke a solo to practice, knowing what may come of it. To add insult to injury it's far and away the worst choreography Brooke has ever been given. When Abby calls in to give the Hylands a piece of her mind, she crosses a line with Brooke that suspiciously didn't make it to air.Christi also takes the crown for "Worst Dance Moms Outfit". So tune-in to hear Christi relive the horror of it all!Quotes“Paris Hilton's book... and she refers to us in there! Oh yeah, about how ugly our clothes are. It's not Dance Moms level ugly? Ok Paris fuck off! Shut up! I mean maybe...” (8:39-8:51 | Christi & Kelly)“Every time you show up Payton gets kicked back off the team. But that's not my fault. That's a TV show, there's only so many spots!” (26:23-26:29 | Christi & Kelly)“So you're in your white minivan with your bar of clothes in the back and they came up. Walk me through it. Were they like you need to ask for a solo? Absolutely. None of us wanted a solo. None of us wanted to even be back." (30:16-30:27 | Christi & Kelly)“Let's take a poll. Do you think it's hoodlum if you say the F-word or do you think you're a hoodlum if you break a beer bottle on someone's face?" (42:08-42:16 | Christi)LinksSubscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC50aSBAYXH_9yU2YkKyXZ0w Subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/backtothebarreThank you to Ashley Jana for allowing us to use Electricity!! Follow her on IG HERE: https://instagram.com/ashleyjanamusic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Download Electricity HERE: https://music.apple.com/us/album/electricity/1497482509?i=1497482510Follow Christi on IG: www.instagram.com/christilukasiakFollow Kelly on IG: www.instagram.com/kellylhyland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Interview with Blake Hylands, CEO of Lithium Ionic Corp., Brendan Yurik, CEO of Electric Royalties Ltd.Recording date: 21 June 2024The lithium and battery metals sector presents a compelling long-term investment opportunity, despite recent market volatility. Industry experts believe these materials are critical to the global transition towards clean energy and electric vehicles, with demand expected to grow significantly over the coming decades.Blake Hylands, CEO of Lithium Ionic, and Brendan Yurik, CEO of Electric Royalties, both emphasize the sector's long-term potential. Yurik likens lithium to "the new oil," predicting it will gradually replace fossil fuels over the next 50 years. This transition is expected to drive double-digit annual demand growth for lithium and other battery metals for the foreseeable future.While recent price fluctuations have created uncertainty, experts view this as a natural part of an emerging market's development. Hylands notes that even after the recent pullback, lithium prices remain approximately double their levels from 4-5 years ago. This suggests that high-quality, low-cost projects can still generate attractive margins in the current price environment.A key factor supporting the investment thesis is the potential for a supply-demand imbalance. As the market expands, larger mines will be needed to meet growing demand.  Investors are advised to focus on high-quality projects in favorable jurisdictions. Hylands highlights Brazil's Lithium Valley as an attractive region, comparing its geological potential to established producing areas in Western Australia. Supportive government policies and efficient permitting processes are also crucial factors to consider.Given the inherent risks in mining projects, diversification emerges as a key strategy. Yurik advocates for exposure to multiple projects and metals to mitigate risk. While lithium attracts significant attention, other metals like copper and tin also offer opportunities in the clean energy transition.In the current market environment, companies are exploring alternative financing options. Lithium Ionic's recent royalty deal with Appian demonstrates how companies can access capital while minimizing dilution at depressed equity valuations. For investors, royalty and streaming companies offer an alternative way to gain exposure to the sector with potentially lower risk.When evaluating investments, experts recommend focusing on projects with simple, proven technology, experienced management teams, robust project economics, and favorable jurisdictions. Hylands emphasizes the importance of low-cost, high-margin projects that can weather market volatility.While near-term sentiment remains subdued, industry participants see potential catalysts that could reignite investor interest. These include greater market clarity on supply-demand dynamics and tangible progress on individual projects entering production.Investors should be aware of risks, including ongoing market volatility, project development challenges, potential technological disruptions, and geopolitical factors affecting global supply chains. A long-term perspective is crucial, given the extended timelines involved in bringing new mining projects online.In conclusion, while the lithium and battery metals sector may experience continued near-term volatility, the fundamental case for long-term investment remains strong. For patient investors willing to carefully evaluate opportunities and manage risks, the sector offers exposure to a critical component of the global energy transition, with potential for significant upside as demand continues to grow.Learn more: https://cruxinvestor.com/categories/commodities/lithiumhttps://cruxinvestor.com/companies/lithium-ionic-corphttps://cruxinvestor.com/companies/electric-royaltiesSign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com

"Crabapples? I wonder how many things we can say that's not Candy Apples? We really go for it." observes Christi as the second half of "Clash of the Dance Moms" boils down to quite a lot of name calling and not much else. This week the ALDC is competing at Believe National Talent Competition in Lancaster, PA with Payton and Leslie filling in for the Hylands. Leslie is gunning for a permanent position, dragging Kelly's name through the mud every chance she gets and keeps reminding eveyroen to imagine a world in which she's a permanent ALDC fixture. While the insults to Kelly are music to Abby's ears, the rest of the ALDC unsurprisingly feels different as the only thing Payton brings to the table is sass, and they already don't need more of that! Even Abby's patiences gets tested by Payton's when the young dancer is revealed to be unprepared with her costuming, something Kelly and her girls rarely ever dropped the ball on.Anthony and Cathy continue to bicker over in the Candy Apples camp. Anthony threatens to leave if Cathy doesn't give him his space, he wants to insult her dancers as he sees fit. The show brings out Anthony's mother to admonish all those who would insult her son for his actions, expertly ignoring how vitriolic he is to everyone else. If there's one thing in Season 3 that continues to be annoying above all else it's Anthony being cruel and suffering no consequences for it!Tune-in to find out which fight this week was A LOT more tense in-person.Quotes“I just had another fraternity check-in next door. That's crazy. I don't understand why boys like pink houses. I don't know either. I'm telling you they're looking for Dance Mom Christi. They're gonna have to keep looking cause I'm not hanging out with fraternity boys. That sound illegal on a lot of levels.” (1:21-1:38 | Christi & Kelly)“I love that I'm not in this episode. I just get to listen to you be the bitch this whole time!” (21:42-21:46 | Kelly)“Anthony warns Cathy that he can just leave and that half of her team would follow him if he did. I highly doubt that they would leave a TV show to follow you." (27:27-27:36 | Kelly)“No the competition is not fixed, but every judge that's rating the kids liked our kids because they liked them on Dance Moms. So was it fixed? No. Was it fair? No!" (42:28-42:42 | Christi)LinksSubscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC50aSBAYXH_9yU2YkKyXZ0w Subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/backtothebarreThank you to Ashley Jana for allowing us to use Electricity!! Follow her on IG HERE: https://instagram.com/ashleyjanamusic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Download Electricity HERE: https://music.apple.com/us/album/electricity/1497482509?i=1497482510Follow Christi on IG: www.instagram.com/christilukasiakFollow Kelly on IG: www.instagram.com/kellylhyland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recorded before the Chelsea match, hence the lack of ire for the match officials. Instead, we look back on a decent performance against Newcastle, themselves running out of steam as the season draws to a close.

With the Albion exiting the Europa League, Andy and Tom join Ady and Al in an eight-match review of a simply brilliant time had by (mostly) all. More, please. Oh, and Shirt of the Week was the first time every guests got it right immediately.

Welcome to FractureLine: the official weekly news feed from the Chest Wall Injury Society, where we will listen to all the bottom-line CWIS updates, shout-outs, fun facts, and weekly banter! This week, FractureLine met with Dr. Mathieu Hylands (Université de Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada)! Dr. Hylands describes himself as a "newly minted" Trauma/Surgical Critical Care physician who encountered many questions as he was learning about rib fixation. This curiosity and investigation have led to the paper recently published in the Journal of Trauma. There is an abundance of questions asked and lots to think about with all the brainpower and critical thinking that fills this episode! Link for Dr. Hylands' article: https://journals.lww.com/jtrauma/abstract/9900/surgical_stabilization_of_rib_fractures_for_flail.607.aspx. You are not gonna want to miss this one!

From hat-trick Joao to being wowed by the Hatters. Ady, Al and Tom go over the FA Cup win over Sheffield United, and the brutal thumping handed out by Luton Town over an insipid Albion.

Ahead of our clash in Amsterdam, Ady and Al had a natter with former Albion midfielder and Dutch TV presenter Hans Kraay, as well as with Tom Hylands, to discuss Everton - and VAR.

Annandag jul 1966 är Per Oscarsson gäst i ”Hylands hörna”. Inför miljoner tv-tittare börjar skådespelaren klä av sig samtidigt som han pratar om sex. I kontrollrummet sitter den chockade producenten Lena Fürst och undrar vad hon ska göra.

Sitting on top of the tree Is where you'll find Al & Ady We sit here talking with aplomb TO our good friends Jason and Tom

LYSSNA PÅ HELA AVSNITTET HÄR: https://www.patreon.com/snettinatbakat Del två om OS i Los Angeles handlar om Lennart Hyland, som där gör sitt sista mästerskap och därmed avslutar den mest fascinerande karriären svensk etermedia någonsin har sett och kommer att se. I ett svagt ögonblick lovar Tommy Engstrand, dåvarande chef på Radiosporten, att Lennart ska få åka med, och sen är det för sent att ändra sig. Vi ger er Hylands väg fram till 84, genom den accelererande alkoholismen, och lyssnar på hans sista ord som sportreporter. Dessutom: den verkliga anledningen till att Åke Strömmer slutade på Radiosporten(!), en natt i en fuktskadad svensk sommarstuga, och så läser vi lite ur Vattenfalls interntidning "Vi i VattenfallI" I REALLY NEED YOU TONIGHT! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

BRACE BRACE BRACE Just the half dozen goals to talk about...

If you've been to the Northwest, BC, or Rocky Mountain Overland Rallies, you're likely familiar with owners Ray and Marianne Hyland and their three boys. In this podcast from the field, Senior Editor Ashley Giordano learns more about the Hylands' journey from London to Singapore in a 1954 Land Rover.Full shownotes available at Overland Journal Podcast 

“This is all bad acting,” says Christi about the episode of Dance Moms titled “I Know What You Did Last Competition.” Like a pair of detectives, she and Kelly spend this episode of Back to the Barre pointing out all the behaviors that gave Melissa and Abby away as cheaters and (bad) liars. Abby and Melissa had conspired before the previous competition to scratch the cd containing Maddie's choreography music, knowing that judges would automatically declare Maddie the winner just for completing the dance uninterrupted. In this latest Dance Moms episode, Abby wields her trademark hypocrisy, Melissa uses clever wording and the two stage an over-the-top fake fight to try to cover it up. Nobody's buying it, though, especially with all they've learned in the last 11 years.The inherent problem with Dance Moms–and one of the many reasons they both agree children shouldn't participate in reality TV— is that the Moms are paid to fight, but Abby would take those fights out on their daughters. So Chloe, Paige and Brooke were constantly punished because Kelly and Christi carried the show. Abby knew this and took full advantage of it. Every week, the Hylands were set up–by Abby and the producers— to look stupid. This week, Abby used the costumes to humiliate them, putting the girls in the wrong sizes and not letting Paige wear the green dress so she could stand out. These days Abby hocks counterfeit versions of Paige's costumes and props online. The real ones remain packed away in Kelly's house. Christi shares her favorite-ever Lifetime movie and the random words that make her sick. Quotes“There are a lot of little clues–if you know Abby and Melissa–throughout this episode that I really caught on to…Normally in a situation like this Abby would have thrown it in the girls' faces, but here she wants to move on. She just dismissed it because…she would have looked guilty.” (20:51-21:23 | Kelly and Christi)“Abby tells the audience that she's going to take the contract that I signed and make me read it, because she doesn't think I read. I don't read. And let me tell you, if I was going to read something it sure as hell wouldn't be her contract.” (32:36-32:48 | Kelly)“This fight reads so insincere and fake from Melissa. Go back and watch it. It's so not real.” (41:57-42:09 | Christi)LinksSubscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC50aSBAYXH_9yU2YkKyXZ0w Subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/backtothebarreThank you to Ashley Jana for allowing us to use Electricity!! Follow her on IG HERE: https://instagram.com/ashleyjanamusic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Download Electricity HERE: https://music.apple.com/us/album/electricity/1497482509?i=1497482510Follow Christi on IG: www.instagram.com/christilukasiakFollow Kelly on IG: www.instagram.com/kellylhyland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ady & Al are joined by Tom, Vicki and Andy to give their lowdown on the highlights, medium lights and lowlights of Brighton & Hove Albion's calendar year - plus we name our Player, Goals, Moment and Match of the Year. Shirt of the Week is from Latin America, meaning Ady needed new teeth...

Albion ultra Tom Hylands joined us for his BRP debut to tell us his Albion backstory and to review the disappointing 0-1 reverse at home to Peter's favourite club and player

Tom Hylands and Gordon Smith rejoin Ady & Al to mull over our first game in a month - Liverpool away, and Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge. We also hear from Gordon with his take on VAR (which is something he first suggested), the Qatar World Cup (which he really didn't), the last hat-trick scorer for Brighton in the top division until Trossard's trio. And Gordon is still saying 'sorry'. Shirt of the week is from the Alps.

Nobelveckan inleds. Lars Vilks dödsdag. Abortfrågan i USA. Franska parlamentet öppnar igen. Läget i Ukraina. Tories håller kongress. Allt fler stater rycker in och räddar hushållen. Nobelstiftelsens vd Vidar Helgesen. Läget i Iran. Hylands hörna fyller 60 år.

Ryan Blackburn recaps the Denver Nuggets 126-121 Game 4 win over the Golden State Warriors as the Nuggets avoid the sweep on their home court. Nikola Jokić was fantastic today. Monte Morris hit five three-pointers in a quarter. Austin Rivers had five steals. Bones hit some shots from the Hylands, and Will Barton hit the biggest shot of the game. Ryan discusses the game, "foxhole" guys, and mentally preparing for a Game 5 on the road with everything on the line.

LYSSNA PÅ HELA AVSNITTET HÄR: https://www.patreon.com/snettinatbakat Vi drog på Swedish masters och träffa Göran Agdur, bordshockeypionjären som spelat mot superfemman, mot kineser på himmelska fridens torg, mot Henrik Schyffert på hultsfred och i Hylands hörna. Det blir en rejäl dusch testosteron, amnesti under burskyddet, en råhockeyspelande bio-maskinist och så citerar Göran kirurgrapporten efter hans rektaloperation. Let the wild child come free from within, hörrni! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Med två stora tv-fester på ingång, vinter-OS och Melodifestivalen, så undrar vi vilket ditt starkaste tv-minne är. Tv:n är på gott och ont en stor del av livet för de flesta av oss. Men vilket tv-minne har etsat sig fast lite extra i minnet? Var det något kul? När Per Oscarsson strippade i Hylands hörna 1966? På spåret-finalen 2020? Eller när Sverige vann VM-brons 1994?Var det istället något hemskt, otäckt, eller tragiskt? En nyhetssändning under Kubakrisen? Tv-bilder från New York 11 september 2001, eller Estoniakatastrofen?Var det en tv-serie som gjorde starkt intryck? Sista avsnittet av Tre kronor, "The Red Wedding" i Game of Thrones, eller premiären för nya Sex and the City?Är ditt starkaste minne väldigt personligt, något som gjorde starkt intryck på just dig men gick många andra förbi? Någon du kunde identifiera dig med, någon som gjorde att du vågade stå för vem du är?Kanske har du ditt starkaste tv-minne från när du själv var med i rutan? Har du vunnit i Bingolotto, blivit intervjuad i en nyhetssändning, eller varit statist i en tv-serie?Hör av dig till kvällens programledare Johan Signert och berätta om ditt allra starkaste tv-minne!Programmet börjar 21.40, telefonslussen öppnar klockan 21.Ring 020-22 10 30, eller mejla karlavagnen@sverigesradio.se.Självklart kan du höra av dig i sociala medier också:Karlavagnen på Facebook. Karlavagnen på Instagram.Ansvarig utgivare: Jesper Ericson

Two matches, lots of misses, overhead kicks and bottling boos up for discussion this week. Shirt of the Week is very familiar.

As a newspaper boy, Bill Vigars once almost set a school on fire -- which, in a bizarre way, eventually led to him running half-way across Canada with Terry Fox.That's just one of the amazing true tales you'll hear from a master storyteller who truly has a million of 'em. When I first met Bill, in the late '80s, he was the publicist for Night Heat, a CTV cop show that shot on an overnight schedule. It starred Scott Hylands and Jeff Wincott and was a rare, early example of a Canada-US cross border success, airing in both late night and prime time on the CBS schedule.That series was co-produced by Sonny Grosso, one of the legendary NYPD cops whose multi-million dollar heroin bust inspired the movie "The French Connection." Vigars once pulled a toy gun on Grosso and lived to tell about it.He tells other stories, too, about Donald Sutherland, Peter O'Toole, Kyra Sedgwick,  David Foster and many others -- including Robert Duval, who played Vigars in a movie!We also talk about a fundraising effort currently underway on behalf of Hylands, an actor's actor in need after a challenging diagnosis. Vigars, still very involved in the Terry Fox Foundation, has always been ready and eager to help spread the word for a friend or a cause.

Operan i Stockholm har problem. Pålarna som huset vilar på är ruttna och taket läcker. Varför händer inget? Dessutom om Minneskören för dem med kognitiva problem och visselblåsaren som vittnar inifrån Facebook. I över 50 år har frågan om ett nytt Operahus i Stockholm ältats. Nu säger Operan nej till Fastighetsverkets ombyggnad av det gamla huset för 1,6 miljarder. Det går inte att bedriva operaverksamhet med det förslaget, menar Operans VD Birgitta Svendén som får sällskap i programmet med av  f.d. kulturministern Leif Pagrotsky och Svenska Dagbladets arkitekturkritiker Elisabeth Andersson. Kan de bryta handlingsförlamningen om Kungliga operan innan dess ruttna pålar glider ut i Norrström? Minneskören i Göteborg hörde av sig till Nordegren & Epstein. Det är en kör för personer med minnesproblematik och deras anhöriga. En av grundarna är anhörigkonsulenten Jerker Eklund. Han berättar bl.a. att de alltid startar med samma två låtar för igenkänningens skull; "Zero zero" (Hylands hörna) och "God morgon, god morgon" (Frukostklubben med Sigge Fürst). Igår frågades den f.d. Facebookanställda avhopparen Frances Haugen ut i USA:s senat om hur mycket medveten skada Facebook egentligen gör. Hon menade att inte bara antivaccinationskampanjerna, utan också stormningen av Kapitolium och tonårsflickors död i anorexi triggas av Facebooks algoritmer som lotsar användarna till alltmer extremt innehåll. Thomas har själv märkt att hans flöde är fullt av mycket antivaccinationspropaganda - en del liknar ryska desinformationssajter med taffligt språk. Programledare: Thomas Nordegren Bisittare: Louise Epstein Producent: Ulrika Lindqvist

Tittar någon verkligen på linjär-TV nuförtiden? Var det rentav bättre på Hylands tid? Hur i hela friden mäter man hur folk tittar på rörlig media i dagens fragmenterade TV-värld? För att reda ut detta fick vi besök i poddstudion av Magnus Anshelm, som vid sidan av att vara Nestor i mediebranschen också är VD på MMS (Mediamätning i Skandinavien AB - https://mms.se/). Magnus delar frikostigt med sig av erfarenheter och kunskap, dels om hur mediebranschen utvecklats de senaste 30 åren och dels om hur man mäter media och varför. Vi tar avstamp i 80-talets forskarvärld på Göteborgs Universitet och når via en inblick i mediebyråvärlden fram till undersökningsbranschen, MMS och MMS Akademi 2021! Och jajamän, vi hann med att prata både böcker och musik slutet av avsnittet också. Mycket nöje!

Roar debutant Tom Hylands joined Ady & Al to chew over the first day win at Burnley, changes in VAR, shirt of the week, plus Tom - as part of the North Stand Kollective - have brought a new fanzine 'Kollective Voice'.

SOMMARREPRIS: Vi tar oss femtio år tillbaka i tiden och återbesöker 1968: Revolutionens och salongsberusningens år. Marcus frågar sig om Mexiko OS inte var Hylands bästa mästerskap någonsin och spelar upp nästan alla Hylands referat – bland annat extended version av Bob Beamon-referatet – för att stärka sitt case. Dessutom ger vi er den svenska idrottsman med mest skam i kroppen, den unge Marcus Leifbys skenäktenskap med en tjeckisk kvinna och en hetsk debatt som aldrig blir av. Bilden utgör grund för #motorblocket - Starkt mött... alla! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Året är 1983, Carola vinner Schlagerfestivalen, V och He-Man kommer på TV medans Hylands hörna gör sitt sista avsnitt. Vår inställning innan avsnittet var att 83 inte var något kanonår men stämmer det egentligen. Vi har en lång diskussion om godis och Fredrik har fått en inlägg i en FBgrupp raderat. Jimmy kan inte hålla inne med svaren till quizet och så retar han upp en ny grupp allergiker. Ett lite flamsig och tramsig avsnitt men mycket roligt. Trevlig Lyssninginstagram fredrikdarocha och slimjimkarlssonPatreon: patreon.com/hdtenmail: droppamicken@gmail.comhttps://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/hdten See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mike Ehredt ran cross country on the same trails that the Hennepin Hundred race starts in Sterling, Illinois. His love of running has gave him the opportunity to run iconic races like Hardrock 100,  Dragon Back Race in Wales (described as the World's toughest Mountain race) and was on the show Human Race. We talk about all the cool adventures that Mike has experienced and were left inspired to try his creative race!