Podcast appearances and mentions of Jim Matheson

Politics is on the mind of many and the National Bison Association completed another successful trip to Washington, D.C. Jim Matheson of the NBA stops by to chat about the Farm Bill & legislative priorities while Jud Seaman of Quality Auction Services breaks down the latest USDA meat report. 

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Keeping bison healthy is the goal of every farmers & rancher. Today, we learn about herd health tips from Dr. Roy Lewis, DVM. We also get a recap of the International Bison Health Symposium & an NBA update from Jim Matheson. Jud Seaman also breaks down the positive movement in the latest USDA meat report.

This week's Open Mic guest is Jim Matheson, CEO of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. The nation's rural cooperatives are being pushed to increase base load capacity to meet growing demand from businesses and computer storage facilities. But at the same time, new emission standards by the Environmental Protection Agency threaten the existence of generating plants providing electric service to more than 42 million Americans in 48 states. Matheson says as much as 80% of the power used by cooperatives comes from fossil fuels, including both natural gas and coal, and NRECA is pursuing litigation to stay and overturn the EPA's new rules.

For today's discussion we were pleased to host Jim Matheson, CEO of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). Jim's distinguished background includes roles in both the public and private sectors. Prior to joining the NRECA in 2016, he served in the public policy practice at Squire Patton Boggs based in Washington, D.C. Jim was elected as a U.S. Representative for Utah from 2001 to 2015 and has significant experience in the energy industry. The NRECA is a vital national service organization representing over 900 consumer-owned electric cooperatives, collectively serving 42 million people across 48 states in the US. We were excited to visit with Jim and gain valuable insights into the cooperative landscape. Jim first provides background on the unique structure of electric cooperatives, how they are owned by the members they serve, and focus on consumer interest rather than shareholder interests (a detailed overview of US electric co-ops is linked here). We explore how electric co-ops approach decision making regarding power systems to balance cost, reliability, and emissions reduction, the evolving generation mix, the shrinking margin of error in meeting peak demand and the increasing risk of outages, and the US's struggle to keep up with building new power plants while also shutting down existing ones prematurely. Jim shares his perspective on the need for increased resiliency in the electric grid, particularly through the expansion of transmission infrastructure, and concerns with the feasibility and economic impact of recent EPA regulations targeting emissions reduction from coal and natural gas plants (details linked here). We discuss potential bipartisan efforts to revise permitting and streamline processes, growing awareness among the public on power issues, election year dynamics, the benefits of natural gas as a fuel source for electricity generation, the need for continued vigilance around cybersecurity measures in the electricity sector, the possibility of bipartisan efforts to prioritize energy security and reliability, and more. We greatly appreciate the work Jim and the team at NRECA are doing. Mike Bradley kicked us off by highlighting that markets have been choppy this past week but managed to get by with modest gains. The 10-year bond yield has plunged to ~4.45%, down from ~4.7%, just one week ago. Bond yields dropped despite the FOMC leaving interest rates unchanged, mostly because Chairman Powell signaled the next rate move would likely not be a rate hike. WTI price this past week had collapsed ~5/bbl due to a large increase in US crude oil inventories, less concern over Mideast chaos, and WTI trading through important technical trading levels. Crude oil traders seem to firmly believe that OPEC will not announce they're putting barrels back into the market at their June 1st meeting, especially at sub-~80/bbl. Natural gas is trading at its highest level since early January, mostly due to the monthly futures contract roll. The US natural gas storage surplus is still high, but lower 48 natural gas production is falling faster than expected and recently averaged less than 99bcfd. Most S&P companies have reported Q1 results, and so broader markets will need to look elsewhere for direction. Broader markets have rallied recently as they're less worried today about higher interest rates and higher commodity prices. He further noted that broader markets recently have had a nice bounce because they were technically oversold, and volatility had spiked but are now moving towards overbought territory again. He ended by flagging most energy companies have reported Q1 results and this week will be a heavy dose of SMID-cap E&Ps, Global Oil Majors

Winter storms and cyber attacks are commonly thought of as the risks to electric reliability. But now joining that list is energy policy. In this episode of Power Plays, Jim Matheson, the CEO of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, delves into how the aggressive timeline for EPA's proposed rules to reduce power plant emissions threatens electric system reliability, especially for co-ops.  

On this episode, we'll be speaking with Jim Matheson of the National Bison Association about political acitivity in Washington, D.C. We'll also chat with Joe Schuele of the U.S. Meat Export Federation about exporting North America's original red meat to the rest of the world. Jud Seaman of Quality Auction Services checks in to discuss the rundown of domestic bison meat prices. 

What happens when you sit down with a seasoned leader and let the conversation flow? I found out in a recent chat with Jim Matheson, CEO of NRECA (National Rural Electric Cooperative Association), where he generously shares his insights from years at the helm, and what primarily drives his leadership strategy. This episode is teeming with revelations, particularly around the power of communication in leadership - a refreshing and much-needed perspective amidst the often polarized rhetoric of today's world.He shares the challenges and opportunities that lie within the industry, and how balancing the immediate problems with a clear vision for the future can lead to meaningful conversations, smart decisions, and ultimately, a more secure  future. Adding a whole new layer to the dialogue, Jim emphasized the importance of vulnerability and leveraging the intellectual capabilities of your team - priceless leadership nuggets for us all to consider.When it comes to building a mission-driven culture and fostering employee engagement, Jim's approach is focused. Packed with practical wisdom on managing the dynamics of hybrid work and the invaluable lessons he's learned from influential leaders, including his parents, this conversation is a testament to the power of open mindedness and relentless learning. As we explore the concept of leadership mindsets, it became evident how vital it is to surround yourself with strong individuals, not shy away from asking questions, and consciously strive to learn from their experiences. This episode is more than just a conversation, it's an opportunity to learn from a leader who's making a difference, in an intentional way.Find Jim here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-matheson-660132105/Be the Best Leader You Know Perform with Power, Lead with Impact, Inspire GrowthTo sharpen your skills and increase your confidence, check out the Confident Leader Course: https://www.intentionaleaders.com/confident-leader

National Bison Association Executive Director, Jim Matheson

National Bison Association Executive Director, Jim Matheson says that currently, wholesale prices are up and holding steady.

This week's Open Mic guest is Jim Matheson, CEO of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. After an extended tenure of serving his constituents in Utah in the U.S. House of Representatives, Matheson assumed the reins of the NRECA in 2016. Rural residents formed their own electric cooperatives in the 1930's to bring electric service to their homes and communities. Today, those same member owned organizations serve over half of the land mass in the nation and more than 42-million customers. Matheson speaks to the challenges of meeting growing demand for electric power including electric generation and transmission. He is in favor of renewable energy sources but says the nation needs reliable power generation in the face of growing demand from industry, homes and an influx of electric vehicles. Matheson says the digital divide is real in rural America and the NRECA is working to close the digital gap for the sake of health care, education, precision agriculture and rural development.

Cherryland Electric Cooperative had the exciting opportunity to host National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) CEO Jim Matheson at our 85th Annual Meeting. He spoke with members about what's happening with electric cooperatives at a national level. In this episode of Co-op Energy Talk, Cherryland CEO Rachel Johnson and NRECA Board President Tony Anderson sat down for a deeper discussion on the challenges at hand and what members can do to be part of the solution.

Calving season brings fresh optism to the bison industry. On this episode, Jud Seaman breaks down the USDA meat report, John Halstead of Turner Ranchers talks low-stress handling and Jim Matheson of the NBA gives an update on political efforts. 

Jim Matheson, Executive Director of the National Bison Association, took a few moments to speak with us during the Buffalo and the Bison loadouts (No, we're just being goofy – both are now accepted in common speech, as you'll hear).  We don't know if he knows Ted Turner, but he does know his marketing stuff, and is a great representative of this wild and wooly breed of livestock.  They might seem like the new kids on the block in the world of protein, but they've been on this continent longer than any of us newcomers.  The general human population is only now discovering the health and land-regenerative benefits of this awe-inspiring creature.  Join us for a conversation on the chilly grounds of the Event Center at the 2023 National Western Stock Show.   Links:https://bisoncentral.com/bison-perfected-by-nature/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_bisonhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_bison#cite_note-10https://www.tedturner.com/2017/07/bison-enthusiasts-gather-ted-turners-ranch/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_heaviest_land_mammalshttps://www.explore.org/livecams/currently-live/plains-bison-grasslands-national-park-cam-1https://www.explore.org/livecams/currently-live/plains-bison-grasslands-national-park-cam-3https://ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=buffalo#B5544800https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/news/its-bison-not-buffalo-and-other-american-bison-factswww.nationaltoday.com (for bison month)www.dakotabuffalo.comhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_bisonSupport the show

The federal government has invested billions into connecting rural America with improved internet service, and USDA funds have been a big part of the effort. USDA Rural Development Undersecretary Xochitl Torres Small joins Agri-Pulse Newsmakers to discuss how that funding has been distributed and how the department plans to invest future resources. Then, Emily Buckman with the American Farm Bureau Federation, Kate Fox Wood of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers and National Rural Electric Cooperative Association CEO Jim Matheson offer their thoughts on how broadband deployment efforts have worked for their members and areas where federal and state dollars could be targeted. Want to receive Newsmakers in your inbox every week? Sign up! http://eepurl.com/hTgSAD

The federal government has invested billions into connecting rural America with improved internet service, and USDA funds have been a big part of the effort. USDA Rural Development Undersecretary Xochitl Torres Small joins Agri-Pulse Newsmakers to discuss how that funding has been distributed and how the department plans to invest future resources. Then, Emily Buckman with the American Farm Bureau Federation, Kate Fox Wood of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers and National Rural Electric Cooperative Association CEO Jim Matheson offer their thoughts on how broadband deployment efforts have worked for their members and areas where federal and state dollars could be targeted. Want to receive Newsmakers in your inbox every week? Sign up! http://eepurl.com/hTgSAD

On this episode, Agricultural Economic Insights co-founder David Widmar discusses the top stories to watch in agriculture in 2023. We also talk with Craig Brekkas, North America Head for UPL, about the agricultural chemicals company's innovation, sustainability efforts and aggressive brand launch strategy in 2023. Nutrien Senior Agronomist Mike Howell and Virginia Tech Agronomist Dr. Hunter Frame continue their discussion on the importance of nitrogen to crops in our, “The Dirt” segment. We hear from National Bison Association Executive Director Jim Matheson discusses the push to open up opportunities for U.S. bison in Japan. Jesse Allen and Global Commodity Analytics' Mike Zuzulo discuss early-year fluctuations in the livestock markets in our Market Talk segment, and Ray Bohacz is talking catalytic convertors in “Bushels and Cents.” The episode also features music from country music legends Claude Gray and Bobby Mackey. Timestamps Soil Test Pro: 0:00 Intro and news: 0:32 Goatlifeclothing.com advertisement: 6:43 David Widmar: Agricultural Economic Insights: 7:01 Craig Brekkas: UPL: 19:51 Mike Howell, Nutrien and Dr. Hunter Frame, Virginia Tech: 26:29 Jim Matheson, National Bison Association: 32:18 Jesse Allen, Market Talk: 34:36 Ray Bohacz, “Bushels and Cents”: 40:19 Claude Gray and Bobby Mackey: 42:02

As the 2022 winds down, I thought it might be fun to walk through some of the biggest Edmonton Oilers stories of the year as determined by the traffic on Oilersnation.com, and as I was putting together the list, I realized just how crazy these past 12 months have been. That's why I invited Tyler Yaremchuk on the podcast to help me break down these stories and wrap up the year with our hopes for 2023. To kick off the year-end wrap up, Tyler and I got started with a look back on the trades that have happened for the Oilers this past season, and even though there weren't many of them, just five in total, there's little doubt that Ken Holland got some important work done in terms of shaping this roster. For better or worse, Ken Holland's patience with this roster has given us a rollercoaster year and it was interesting to look back on what he's done so far and what still needs to be done as we work our way into the back half of the 2022-23 campaign. We also checked in on a bunch of rumours and names that the Oilers have been tied to over the past 12 months and how the Oilers may actually be better off not making some of the moves that were supposed to get done. How could we look back at 2022 without diving into some of the negatives we suffered as well, including the 'why are you so pissy' exchange between Jim Matheson and Leon Draisaitl, Dave Tippett being fired and replaced with Jay Woodcroft, and the horrible stretch of games that led to the coaching change in the first place. Mixed in with all of the news from the site were a few of my favourite Baggedmilk and Tyler moments as the two of us continue to have a blast together while making a tonne of content while we were at it, and it was funny to see Tyler give his version of the stories we shared that he didn't know were coming. Lastly, I wrapped up the 2022 year in review with a message of thanks to everyone that has helped me grow this podcast in its first year, and how grateful I am to have the numbers climbing while having so much fun in the process. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alexis Downie highlights recent NHL news and then continues her Pacific Division preview with the Battle of Alberta. Hockey Hall of Fame journalist, Eric Duhatschek (4:20) – the Athletic, spoke with Downie about the Calgary Flames upcoming season. Later, Downie is joined by Hockey Hall of Fame journalist, Jim Matheson (19:50) – Edmonton Journal – to cover all things Edmonton Oilers.

Fall is in the air and the live animal sale season is quickly approaching. On this episode, Jud Seaman of Quality Auction Services discusses the current meat market & a recent sale he had while Jim Matheson recaps a recent NBA trip to Washington, D.C. 

On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, Adam Levine's affair (00:00), Leafs media day (06:00), Kyle Dubas won't receive an extension, yet (19:00), You Can Bet That with Sports Interaction (29:30), Daniel Alfredsson is at Sens camp (45:00), Ryan Ellis will miss the entire season (50:00), the Winnipeg Jets are a mess (56:00), Brad Marchand loves to stir the pot (1:11:00), a fake Jim Matheson does an interview (1:21:00), the Masked Singer (1:28:00), and Auston Matthews' best career goal (1:32:00). Originally aired: September 23, 2022 Visit https://sdpn.ca for merch and more. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/qOMVelOGtbg We've joined The Athletic and you can too! Hit the link to subscribe: https://theathletic.com/sdp Any opinion expressed is not advice, a promise or suggestion that increases the chance of winning. Gambling can be addictive, please play responsibly. To learn more, visit: https://help.sportsinteraction.com/hc/en-us/articles/216779528-Responsible-Gaming-Self-Limitation-Self-Exclusion Or if you have concerns about a gambling problem, call ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600. Ontario Only. Must be 19+ or older to play. Visit this episode's sponsors: Get 20% off + free shipping with the code DANGLE at https://Manscaped.com/. That's 20% off + free shipping with the code DANGLE at manscaped.com. It's time to get wet and clean with your new MANSCAPED™ Shower Routine." https://sportsinteraction.com/sdpn https://zbiotics.com/sdp https://betterhelp.com/sdp https://magicspoon.com/sdp Follow us on Twitter:@Steve_Dangle, @AdamWylde, & @JesseBlake Follow us on Instagram:@SteveDangle, @AdamWylde, & @Jesse.Blake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The bison now numbers over 400,000 head across North America. And according to Jim Matheson, Executive Director of the National Bison Association, this tremendous comeback is thanks to a unique collaboration.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Farm Talk Segment - Mick talks with Jim Matheson National Bison Association

Seven guests from across a wide swath of energy organizations join Energy Evolution to talk about the issues likely to affect the transition to cleaner energy in 2022. Guests are Sheila Hollis of the U.S. Energy Association; John DiStasio of the Large Public Power Council; Julia Hamm of the Smart Electric Power Alliance; Maria Korsnick, of the Nuclear Energy Institute; Arshad Mansoor of the Electric Power Research Institute; Jim Matheson of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association and Greg Wetstone from the American Council on Renewable Energy. Energy Evolution co-hosts Dan Testa, Allison Good and Taylor Kuykendall are veteran journalists with broad expertise covering the utility, oil and gas and mining sectors. Subscribe to Energy Evolution on your favorite platform to catch our latest episodes!

The guys are back and for a second week in a row, the Edmonton Oilers are dominating the news cycle. However, they first take a look at some news from around the league. The biggest being the new Montreal Canadiens General Manager being announced. Alex and Chace discuss what is in the future for the team and ask should they hit the reset button fully? Exploring at some of the contracts and why this offseason might be the better time to make some moves. After that, they shift to the Oilers and the storm they caused this week. Giving their opinion on reporter Jim Matheson asking Leon Draisaitl "why are you being so pissy?". Alex goes off on the media in general and the fact that they are asking the wrong people the wrong questions. From there, they discuss just what it would take for either of Draisaitl or Connor McDavid to request a trade and what would that package even look like?

Steve Stebbing joins us to talk about new release movies,  new Blu-Ray releases and television to catch.  Including Munich: The Edge Of War, The Dry, Last Night in Soho and more. Brennan Klak shares his Drumheller story where he met Slash. Also, Jawn talks to Andy Baryer about Microsoft's purchase of Activision Blizzard and the metaverse.   Jawn and the team discuss Leon Draisaitl and Jim Matheson's media dust-up. Plus, RUOK with Sleeping in cars and space movies?   HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours? find it on Apple, Google, Spotify & Curiouscast.ca See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys are back and for a second week in a row, the Edmonton Oilers are dominating the news cycle. However, they first take a look at some news from around the league. The biggest being the new Montreal Canadiens General Manager being announced. Alex and Chace discuss what is in the future for the team and ask should they hit the reset button fully? Exploring at some of the contracts and why this offseason might be the better time to make some moves. After that, they shift to the Oilers and the storm they caused this week. Giving their opinion on reporter Jim Matheson asking Leon Draisaitl "why are you being so pissy?". Alex goes off on the media in general and the fact that they are asking the wrong people the wrong questions. From there, they discuss just what it would take for either of Draisaitl or Connor McDavid to request a trade and what would that package even look like?

The Oilers still stink but Myles is back! This is a very angry episode, but not without some laughs. Some things the boys broke down this week include: - The Oilers blew a 3-1 lead to the Ottawa Senators  - How is Dave Tippett still the coach?  - Evander Kane  - Leon Draisaitl vs. Jim Matheson  Then moved to a broader NHL discussion including: - NHL All-Star Game rosters revealed, including surprises and snubs - Olympics - Willie O' Ree's jersey retirement and much more! Thank you to everyone taking part in Pick-A-Palooza again, keep getting those picks in as the winner will be rewarded with a very special prize at the end of the season! Follow us on Instagram @one_for_onepod, Twitter @oneforonepod and YOUTUBE One for One Podcast Outro Music: One More and The Bill - The Dirty Nil from their album FUCK ART   

Now that we know the results of the 49ers-Cowboys playoff game, does Sean regret not nailing down a bet with Ian? Also, are the Cowboys the Maple Leafs of the NFL? Then, with the public clash between Leon Draisaitl and Jim Matheson that occurred this week, they compare it to some all-time battles, and also discuss Sean's piece on midseason goalie trades.Then, in "Granger Things", Jesse Granger joins the show to discuss some betting trends for the Avalanche and Pathers, and it is discovered Sean and Jesse have very different memories of the 1996 Stanley Cup Final.To wrap up, the guys answer your mailbag questions, and in "This Week in Hockey History", they discuss two weather-related game delays, one with an exclusive club that doesn't seem to have great benefits.Have a question for Ian and Sean? Email theathletichockeyshow@gmail.com, or leave a VM at (845) 445-8459! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi everybody and welcome to Episode 203, Season 3 of Red Wings Rant: Where tirades and impassioned pleas about your Detroit Red Wings, finally, have a home.The Red Wings win again with their new forward lineups. The Red Wings' 2nd line of Tyler Bertuzzi, Robby Fabbri, and Pius Suter is among the most efficient lines in hockey. Detroit Red Wings lone All-Star, Dylan Larkin, stole the show with his game-tying goal in the 3rd period and Overtime Winner.The Red Wings claimed Gemel Smith from the Tampa Bay Lightning. Gemel Smith is Givani Smith's brother. With the Dallas Stars coming up on Friday, should Jamie Benn prepare the ice now?Jim Matheson and Leon Draisaitl had a verbal tussle. The spat highlighted Draissaitl's current frustrations with the Edmonton Oilers and has us asking how much we would give up to have the elite center on the Red Wings.Episode sponsored by Draft Kings. Use promo code 'THPN' to unlock exclusive offers when you sign up!Follow along with all of our interviews and content by subscribing to our YouTube Channel. Please Subscribe, Rate and Review us on Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter (@BODHockey) and Instagram (@brothers_of_discussion)! Red Wings Rant is hosted by the Brothers of Discussion and brought to you by the Hockey Podcast Network.Find us on your favorite Podcast App by clicking here: https://link.chtbl.com/redwingsrant

On today's episode of the Cross-Check NHL Show, Mary Clarke and Andrew Berkshire recap the continuing saga of sadness that is the Edmonton Oilers, as Leon Draisaitl got into it with reporter Jim Matheson over zoom, which led to the surfacing of a story that is supposedly about Matheson from Georges Laraque. Is the story true? If it is, it's a big deal, but if it's not, then Matheson should be the one getting pissy.The hosts also touch on the Montreal Canadiens hiring Kent Hughes as general manager to join Jeff Gorton's hockey operations department.After Mary predicted the Pittsburgh Penguins would miss the playoffs this year, the team has not only defied expectations, but look like a legitimate cup contender again. Locked on Penguins host Hunter Hodies joins the show to explain how the Penguins continue to be so great even while Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin have either been absent or at least not great.Finally, in the pop culture segment the hosts talk about The Book of Boba Fett, and Peacemaker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hi everybody and welcome to Episode 203, Season 3 of Red Wings Rant: Where tirades and impassioned pleas about your Detroit Red Wings, finally, have a home. The Red Wings win again with their new forward lineups. The Red Wings' 2nd line of Tyler Bertuzzi, Robby Fabbri, and Pius Suter is among the most efficient lines in hockey.  Detroit Red Wings lone All-Star, Dylan Larkin, stole the show with his game-tying goal in the 3rd period and Overtime Winner. The Red Wings claimed Gemel Smith from the Tampa Bay Lightning. Gemel Smith is Givani Smith's brother. With the Dallas Stars coming up on Friday, should Jamie Benn prepare the ice now? Jim Matheson and Leon Draisaitl had a verbal tussle. The spat highlighted Draissaitl's current frustrations with the Edmonton Oilers and has us asking how much we would give up to have the elite center on the Red Wings. Episode sponsored by Draft Kings. Use promo code 'THPN' to unlock exclusive offers when you sign up! Follow along with all of our interviews and content by subscribing to our YouTube Channel. Please Subscribe, Rate and Review us on Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Twitter (@BODHockey) and Instagram (@brothers_of_discussion)! Red Wings Rant is hosted by the Brothers of Discussion and brought to you by the Hockey Podcast Network. Find us on your favorite Podcast App by clicking here: https://link.chtbl.com/redwingsrant Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Hockey Writers Edmonton Oilers writing crew get together to discuss the Leon Draisaitl and Jim Matheson viral video, their takeaways from the latest disheartening loss to the Ottawa Senators, Stuart Skinner's performance in that game, and what Ken Holland needs to do to upgrade the goaltending before the trade deadline. They also debut a new segment called "Plus-1/Minus-1" where they call out a positive or negative performance that caught their eye during the last week of action. Our Oilers crew are great writers, too: Jim Parsons - Julian Mongillo - Brian Swane - Colton Pankiw Make sure to check out all of our great Oilers content Follow The Hockey Writers: Twitter - Instagram - Facebook Sign up for the "Morning Skate" newsletter Join us in the Hockey Lounge on Discord to talk Oilers and all things hockey Graphics by Vince Richard

Steph the Fanalyst and Biehn take over the reigns and analyse the 6-3 loss in an original 6 showdown between the Leafs and Rangers. The Cobra once again impresses but not so much the D. All hail Jack Campbell! Steph and Biehn also touch on the exchange between Leon Draisaitl and Jim Matheson and the new NHL schedule. Find out what we think and more on tonight's episode of LLN!Thanks for listening and please leave us a rating/review :)

Rob Pizzo from CBC Sports, along with Sara Civian and Jesse Granger from the Athletic return with the Wednesday roundtable. The crew discusses the heated exchange between Hall of Fame hockey writer Jim Matheson and Oilers star forward Leon Draisaitl. Jesse and Sara share their experiences in the heat of battle in scrums with players and coaches, and how zoom has made it difficult toThe roundtable takes a look at the new General Manager in Montreal, former player agent Kent Hughes and the work he has ahead to rebuild the Habs, we ask should every team be represented at the All-star game and we stick tap the great Willie O'Ree, who finally gets his jersey retired in Boston.Plus, is the NHL and Players Association's decision to stop testing asymptomatic players the right thing to do?Peter Baugh, the Colorado Avalanche writer for the Athletic joins the panel to discuss the red hot Avs who are a top team in the NHL and a favourite to win the Stanley Cup this Spring and impending UFA Nazem Kadri who gets his just reward by being voted in to the all-star game as last man in. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike feels the tremors from a Trump-DeSantis pissing contest but also fears for the Dems who have no viable presidential contenders. Dennis seems to favor a doomsday scenario.   Mike and Lorie chat up the wake-up call the Bruins got last night and what's a Fight Club podcast without some Tuukka Talk? The Montreal GM hire and Tampa's tireless Victor Hedman are also up for discussion.  Jim Matheson, the Hockey Hall of Fame writer who is lighting up the internet due to his spat with Leon Drisatal,  will give us the lowdown on the Oilers both present and in the Gretzky days.  We'll see if Sammy P is still rejoicing over the Coyotes first win of the season as favorites on Monday over the hapless Habs and we'll get into the betting favorites for the Hart Trophy. And in Life is Strange, Lorie wonders if even Dennis would fall for one women's effort to impress her dates with drinks and flowers.. that she sent to herself.

Welcome to another episode of The Oil Stream with Dustin Nielson and Tom Gazzola, presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen! Nielson and Gazzola dive right into the biggest topic around the team this week, a pissing match between Jim Matheson and Leon Draisaitl. Tommy talks about the importance of a good relationship between the media and the players. The boys also discuss Lagesson on waivers, Perlini in the top six. The Ken Morrison RE/MAX Question of the Day returns and another edition of BUY IT OR DENY IT for Jiffy Lube in Morinville!

2:12 | Ryan wonders if the heated "pissy" exchange between NHL reporter Jim Matheson and Oilers' player Leon Draisaitl is a reflection of what everyone is feeling—fed up with winter and the pandemic.   30:35 | Marketing consultant Laurie Kellough explains why personal branding isn't narcissistic or something just for aspiring influencers. She explores the value of everyone cultivating their own brand and how it can serve you in your everyday life.  57:43 | #MyJasper Memories | The Real Talk team shares some of their favourite times spent out in Jasper National Park. Presented by Tourism Jasper.

Oilers news of the day. During Edmonton Oilers media availability, Jim Matheson and Leon Draisaitl have a fun engagement. Reid Wilkins joins us to give us his perspective and also discuss where the team is at now. Tough Call Podcast Josh joins later to discuss the Edmonton Oilers as well as player safety and what the league is doing to promote safety in the league. Oilerslive Tuesday is hosted by the Heavy Hockey Network. Home to some of the best NHL, Hockey, and Edmonton Oilers podcasts from around the league. Check out our editorials at www.heavyhockey.com

In today's episode of Better Lait Than Never, I broke down the last week here in Oil Country and how things just can't seem to get much worse, especially after the team suffered what was arguably one of the most depressing losses of the season. I also welcomed Jason Gregor to the podcast to talk about tough questions, the Oilers' struggles, and the price of cheese. Kicking things off, I got started with a look at another brutal week for Oilers fans as the team continues to struggle regardless of who they're playing again, and I don't think I'm talking out of school when I say that Saturday's loss to the Ottawa Senators is one of the most painful games we've had to endure. I also dove into yesterday's pissy scandal after Jim Matheson asked Leon Draisaitl why he's so pissy when the former Hart Trophy winner chose not to elaborate on one of Jim's questions. From there I welcomed Jason Gregor to the show to talk about how what it's like to participate in these media availabilities, what he considers a hard question, and where the Oilers need to go from here. As always, Gregor was a wealth of knowledge and it was fun to throw things at him and have him offer his takes on what the hell is going on around here. Lastly, I wrapped up today's podcast with another round of voicemails that you've all been leaving me over the last week or so, and to put it mildly, they were endlessly entertaining. 

White House Council of Economic Advisers member Jared Bernstein talks about what the latest unemployment numbers mean for the ag industry. Mahindra USA CEO Viren Popli gives a status report, National Bison Association's Jim Matheson discusses bison's popularity, and Metos USA's Derek Brazda talks about weather monitoring and his “United We Ag” podcast. Jesse Allen talks EPA refinery wavers in Market Talk and Ray Bohacz discusses operating voltage in “Bushels and Cents.” The episode also features country music artists The Render Sisters. Timestamps News and Intro: 0:00 Goatlifeclothing.com advertisement: 6:12 Jared Bernstein, White House Council of Economic Advisers: 6:31 Concept AgriTek advertisement: 15:55 Viren Popli, Mahindra USA: 16:28 Jim Matheson, National Bison Association: 21:39 Derek Brazda, Metos USA/United We Ag: 28:48 Jesse Allen, Market Talk: 56:55 Ray Bohacz, “Bushels and Cents”: 1:01:12 Gateway Seed Co. advertisement: 1:02:50 The Render Sisters: 1:03:22

This week's Open Mic guest is Jim Matheson, CEO of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. The 900 consumer-owned coops in the nation are generally on solid footing and able to meet the needs of rural communities in the 47 states they serve. However, meeting the need for additional power demands will mean a significant investment in securing the base load as well as infrastructure. Matheson says over 60% of the current electric supply is being met with the burning of fossil fuels. Additional demand will need to be met with a reliable power supply. Electric cooperatives are assisting rural residents to gain access to broadband and Matheson hopes more cooperatives will expand service to more residents and at higher speeds.

Welcome To Dynasty By Decade Presented by DraftKings Episode 5 - 1980's Edmonton Oilers Join Connor Halley of TSN & The Other Connor Podcast for this trip through the best decade in Oilers history! Connor is joined by various personalities involved with the 1980's Oilers. Dr. Randy Gregg - 5x Stanley Cup Champion as a member of the Oilers Jim Matheson - Hockey Hall of Famer Member, Over 40 years covering the Oilers Jason Strudwick - Former NHL'er & Oiler, Born and Raised in Edmonton Allan Mitchell - Lifelong fan, currently covering the team for TSN 1260 & The Athletic Use promo code THPN when signing up for the Draft Kings app for exclusive offers

He has seen and documented it all when it comes to the Edmonton Oilers. Hall of Fame writer Jim Matheson has covered the hockey team since day one and joins Tom Gazzola to discuss the 1983-84 season, the best in franchise history. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Connor McDavid held a media video conference on Thursday. Hear from the Oilers superstar on how he's coping with the COVID-19 situation and how he feels would be the best way for the NHL to continue the season (when safe to do so). Hall of Fame writer Jim Matheson joins Tom Gazzola to discuss Anton Slepyshev turning down a chance to return to the NHL and more. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's guest on Open Mic is Jim Matheson, CEO of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. The 900 member cooperatives of the NRECA have a keen eye on potential infrastructure legislation that may come before the 116th Congress. After serving seven terms in the House of Representatives, Matheson hopes a good portion of those funds will be directed to rural zip codes and pointed toward more than roads and bridges. Matheson speaks to a Trump administration proposal to sell some PMA assets, a need for investment in rural broadband and how potential climate change legislation could affect system reliability and affordability of electric service to rural America.

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Jim Matheson, Oilers writer for the Edmonton Journal. Kevin Jesus, Global TV World Cup Soccer Expert. Sheldon Oleksyn, Executive Director, Sports Central. 

Featuring guest host Brendan Ullrich; Edmonton Journalist Jim Matheson, along with Ottawa Red Blacks coach Rick Campbell, and Edmonton Prospects Director of Baseball Development Orv Franchuk are guests.