Podcast appearances and mentions of jay spencer

On paper, Ohio State & Oregon are two of the best teams in the Big Ten. The Buckeyes also possess one of the best rosters in the country. These two teams aren't known for consistently playing for trophies at the end of the season. However, times are changing. With the Buckeyes and Ducks set to play in the regular season in the upcoming season, it's possible the two teams will play a second time in the 2024 B1G Championship Game. During todays show, Jay Stephens is joined by Spencer McLaughlin, host of Locked on Ducks, for a fun offseason crossover. Jay & Spencer discuss if the Buckeyes and Ducks are the top two teams in the B1G in 2024.Join the LOCKED ON BUCKEYES SUBTEXT COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonbuckeyesFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

**Thank you to our listeners! Can you believe this is our 200th episode? Crazy, right? Well, it wouldn't have been possible without the efforts of a dedicated team. Our sound editor and engineer, Andy Kennedy, has spent thousands of hours (literally) producing these weekly gems. Then there's the diligent band of copy editors—Brad Sandler, Jonathan Kadmon, Jay Spencer, and yours truly, Virginia Cotts, (plus, in earlier days, Rose Ann Rabiola Miele and Rob Baxter)—who pore over every AI-generated transcript, correcting mistakes and fixing punctuation for clarity. Julie Alberding, the RP website's reigning eminence, created the layout. Each week she meticulously formats and posts the transcript, show notes, and extras. And let's not forget our inimitable host, Steve Grumbine, who invites us along on his personal quest for knowledge. The journey has resulted in some unforgettable interviews, invaluable content, and a few “aha!” moments.**It's fitting that our 200th episode is also Fadhel Kaboub's 10th. Fadhel is the non-economist's economist. You don't need a new language to learn from him. In this episode he revisits some familiar themes, expands upon them and draws conclusions that... well, they just make so much sense.He looks at global changes, post-2008, post-Covid, and post-Russia/Ukraine. To avoid future disruptions to the supply chain, the three major power blocs—the US and North America, the EU and western Europe, and China, with Russia and central Asia in the hub—are looking to repatriate strategic industries. They are consolidating their sovereignty in terms of food, energy, high-tech manufacturing, strategic industries, and geopolitical, geostrategic sovereignty within each region. That leaves the global South as the place all three blocs perceive as the source of cheap raw materials, the dumping-ground for surplus output, and the site for low-cost assembly line manufacturing.“So that's the world that is emerging. The question for me and for the global South in general, and for Africa as a continent in particular, how do we position ourselves on this new map? And I think I said it before to you on the show, Steve. If you don't have a long-term strategic vision for yourself, you're going to be part of somebody else's strategic vision.”Fadhel proceeds to describe the structural deficiencies that neocolonial nations must overcome and then lays out his vision for the solution.“And that's been one of the most important things that I'm trying to convey to global South activists, academics, public intellectuals, and people who have influence in government policy on the African continent, is formulating that coherent pan-African vision for economic sovereignty, food sovereignty, energy sovereignty, technological sovereignty, and then leveraging that coherent vision—on African terms—to partner with anybody, including China.”He talks about the IMF and its debt traps. He talks about the built-in roadblocks on the path to energy independence. He talks of the need for truth and reconciliation commissions and looks at what post-colonial reparations must include. If you made a diagram of this discussion, there would be arrows connecting each piece to all the others. Sounds dialectical, doesn't it?Dr. Fadhel Kaboub is an Associate Professor of Economics at Denison University and President of the Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity.@FadhelKaboub on Twitter

In this sermon, Jay Spencer delves into Hebrews 10:19-25, in which we learn what is true of Christ and what that truth means for us as followers of Him. This sermon was preached on 05-15-2022.

Listen in as Jay Spencer, Associate Vice President for Digital/Online Operations at Houston Baptist University discusses transitioning to online classes and its impact on higher education.

Musical memories of Meyers Lake Park on Saturday June 22nd at 7:30pm.

Sham talks about his daily inspiration. Sham talks about Jay Spencer, a state level high school wrestler who is partially blind, but doesnt let his limitations stop him from winning the state championship#inspiregram

What do you do when you are too scared to unleash your inner freak? Are you scared of being judged? Do you want to let loose but fear how your partner will look at you? Is the bedroom all you need it to be, or is only one person satisfied? These and many more questions will be discussed on this episode of The Dontá Show.  Special Guest is the very outspoken A Jay Spencer.  http://www.dontamorrison.com

Our guest is Jay Spencer, director for Deer Creek Funeral Services. He will share their alternative to costly funeral expenses. Website: www.deercreekcremation.com Guests: Jay Spencer --- Follow us on Twitter: @AgingByTheBay Catch the latest episodes and subscribe to “Aging By The Bay” on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and TuneIn. For more information about “Aging By The Bay” visit us at http://www.agingbythebay.com/about-us.html Related episodes can be found at http://www.agingbythebay.com/shows.html. Music Credit: "(Sittin' On) The Dock of The Bay" Performed by Otis Redding used with permission Contact: info@AgingByTheBay.com Web: www.agingbythebay.com Sponsor: ComForCare

Host Kevin Willett is joined by Jay Spencer and Andy Galeshahi from Search Pro Systems for a great discussion about Internet Marketing. They give some great advice on how to make sure that you are using the proper key words for your marketing programs. Audio file:  searchproststems2.mp3

Host Kevin Willett is joined by Jay Spencer and Andy Galeshahi from Search Pro Systems. In this segment we discuss the advantages of using their Managed Web Marketing Program.  Audio file:  searchprosystems1.mp3