Podcasts about it could be

IT MIGHT BE... IT COULD BE... IT IS! A HOMERUN! Harry Carey said it right when you think about this week in the #Lounge! The guys had college coach, at Trine University (Angola, IN), and 17+ year veteran coach at USA Baseball, Brett Ratcliffe as our "Sports Febstival" Part 2 guest! Brett has worked with SO MANY different players and has just as many stories to tell! He is the reason the guys know Nate Mondou! Brett coached Nate at USA baseball when Nate was 14, and their relationship grew... we ask what it was that drew Brett to Nate! He also shared how he started coaching at USA baseball, and what a day-to-day operation of evaluating players for the particular teams entails! Did you know there was a process of rubbing down baseballs for this time? How about what it's like to tell a future super-star he was not being selected for a national team? What's it like to go to another country to play in a world games event? What's the craziest trick play he's seen work in a game? What does it mean to have the USA across your chest while you hear the National Anthem, during the medal ceremony? These are all just SOME of the things Brett talked about while he hung out! What a great time! Brett was an absolute treat to have come hang out and tell us about his life in the world of baseball! Part 2 of the "Sports Febstival" cleared the fence, BY A LONG SHOT! It was a no-doubter! SO, sit back, relax & #grabalisten to our hang out with Brett Ratcliffe!

Pastor John Ryan Cantu brings this week’s message, “It Could Be."

Part one of the finale of It Could Be worse. Thanks for all of your support! We LOVE YOU!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ItCouldBeWorsePod/support

Hellooo Basementeers and all.... Today we have two in one today, meaning these groups only had 2 lp's to there names, so one half of the show will be from (Group 1: CAIN) then the second half of the show will be from (Group 2: The Judd Group). Both groups are from Minnesota, USA. Well enjoy these groups that need podplay badly so here we are. Intro: Bedside-Cain First Half Hour: CAIN 1.Freedom 2. Southside Queen 3. Leave It All Behind 4. Queen Of The Night 5. All I Need Is You 6. If The Left Don't Get You 7. Harmony With One Voice Second Half Hour: The Judd Group 1. It Could Be worse 2. World Of Fantasy 3. Lover 4. Singing Eyes 5. Move Me 6. Striving Outro: Auto Motion-The Judd Group

We continue our conversation with Trevor from the Hanshin Tigers English News. We get into the differences between baseball in the MLB and the NBP. Defensive shifts, pace of play, stadium and scheduling. Mark took an “easy” baseball quiz. Atleast it was supposed to be easy. Goodbye Basbeall, Fly Away, It Could Be, It Might Be, It Is! What are some of the greatest signature home run calls? We give you ours, but this is the internet, so I’m sure we’re wrong.

In this episode, Neil, Niki, and Natalia discuss the disputed whiteness of classical statues, the Emmy Award-winning show The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and Native American claims to land rights in Oklahoma. Support Past Present on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastpresentpodcast Here are some links and references mentioned during this week’s show:  A small cadre of archaeologists and art historians are challenging the assumption that classical statuary were always white, the New Yorker reported. Niki recommended this article from the Nation on the connection between white supremacy and mythologies of a white past. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is back with a second season. Niki referred to this Refinery29 article that contrasted lead character Midge Maisel with Joan Rivers. Natalia suggested Emily Nussbaum’s critique at the New Yorker and Hey Alma’s historical critique of the show. A murder trial in Oklahoma is raising questions about Native American land rights. Natalia recommended this Daily Beast article about how the white, libertarian land rights movement is cynically invoking the Native American example.    In our regular closing feature, What’s Making History: Natalia discussed Shayla Love’s VICE article, “The Young and the Uncared For.” Neil commented on James Gorman’s New York Times article, “It Could Be the Age of the Chicken, Geologically.” Niki shared Ruth Graham’s Slate article, “How ‘Woke Ammon Bundy’ Became the World’s Most Surprising Resistance Figure.”

In Episode 117 we review Hugh Jackman's supposed final outing as Wolverine in "Logan" and Jordan Peele most well-known for Key & Peele directorial debut "Get Out." Show Notes: 00:20 - Two Movies to Review 03:37 - We've Seen Enough 05:27 - Segment I - "Logan" Review 06:15 - Timeless 07:49 - Not a Superhero Movie 09:29 - How to Correctly Evaluate X-Men Movies 14:02 - Thank Deadpool 17:48 - X23 22:59 - The Farmhouse 26:56 - Finally, 18 Years Later 30:32 - Parallels and Origins 34:55 - The Score 38:32 - The Credits 41:19 - Segment II - "Get Out" Review 42:15 - Jordan Peele 44:04 - The Cell Phone 47:46 - It Could Be 54:37 - The Sunken Place 58:28 - Foster More Ideas 64:29 - Educated Subtext 73:24 - What "Scream" Did for Horror 84:42 - Outros

You do NOT have to settle for living life the way it is... It COULD BE like this!