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Today's episode marks the return of Sunday 'Stros. Joining Rob is new Co-Host, Mario Cortez. This week we have a special guest as well. H-Town Wiggy joins us to go over the Week in Review, Players of the Week, Sunday 'Stros Poll, and Fair or Foul. Brought to you by Dugout Mugs, Swig for The Fences ! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sundaystros/message

We have a star-studded lineup this week. Joining Rob and Greg are returning guest and co-host Ken Colombo along with new guests musician Charlie Newcomb, from WXXI right here in Rochester we have Mona Seghatoleslami and musician Jim Bristol to talk music and radio and what's going on. It's a great show so sit back and take it all in. Stay tuned after the podcast for a song from The Jim Bristol Band. We are proud to present their featured single "Shadows". Sit back and enjoy, follow them to listen to more music and continue to stay safe and support local businesses and musicians. Song used with permission, all rights to The Jim Bristol Band. The JBB on Facebook Carnival of Randomness

Joining Rob and Greg in studio this week are trumpet player for the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Herb Smith, John Wiesenthal, teacher at The Hochstein School and Blaise the dog. Sit back and go on a journey of music and how music has really helped to united people during these troubled times. Also, listen through until the end for a slew of events coming up over the summer! And for our local listeners, our very own Adrianna Noone will be playing a patio show Saturday May the 15th from 6:30 to 9:30 at Lovin' Cup, so come on down and check it out. Stay tuned after the podcast for a song from Freedom Trio. We are proud to present their featured single "Dammit Walpole". Sit back and enjoy, follow them to listen to more music and continue to stay safe and support local businesses and musicians. Song used with permission, all rights to Freedom Trio. Freedom Trio on Spotify Anonymous Willpower on Bandcamp Carnival of Randomness

Deep down, you want more than anything to be a good man. A man of courage and self-discipline. Of character and integrity. Of wisdom, insight, and faith. You want to be the kind of man your friends and family can count on when life is tough. You’re eager to see admiration in your wife’s eyes and joy in your kids when you walk through the door. Yet with all the pressures and shame you feel from inside and the world around you, you feel far from the man you wish you could be. Joining Rob and his son Josh today, guest Nathan Clarkson offers a signpost to point the way to becoming a good man. With honesty and insight, he helps men to understand: What inspired Nathan to write about the issues men face How men “living wrongly” affect everyone in their life Why men are losing their identity in our culture The powerful role of community and friendship in men’s lives The way to become the hero of your own life story How sexuality can be restored to the rightness of God’s design How to instill “good man” qualities into your son  Nathan Clarkson (https://www.clarksonfamily.com/nathan) is an actor, author, filmmaker, artist, poet, and full-time wannabe philosopher. He is the coauthor of the bestselling book Different and has acted in numerous popular TV shows and films. Nathan lives in New York City but can often be found in Los Angeles, Colorado Springs, or adventuring around the country and world speaking and sharing his passion for helping people better know their Creator and the story He has for them to tell. Josh Teigen is Rob’s oldest son and the husband of four years to his wife, Cassie. Since pursuing studies in psychology and theology, Josh is an active volunteer and leader at his local church. He founded the nonprofit organization Banner Media (bannermediagroup.org), whose mission is to create high-quality digital media that shares powerful, personal testimonies of God engaging with people today. To win your own copy of Nathan’s latest book, “Good Man: An Honest Journey into Discovering Who Men Were Actually Created to Be,” leave a comment with your name and GOOD MAN. You’ll be entered in a drawing with the winner chosen on January 31, 2021.   This podcast is produced and edited by Angie Elkins Media, Inc.

In this episode of Connect the Dots, host Rob Verchick discusses one of the more perplexing challenges facing those working to mitigate climate disruption: industrial workers, the people laboring in factories, farms, coal mines, and other businesses directly affecting or affected by the climate crisis.  On the one hand, industrial workers need jobs. They depend on these jobs to feed their families and support themselves. On the other hand, they’re suffering because of it. So is our planet. The industrial worker tends to work long hours under harsh conditions. Many struggle to make ends meet. Due to climate breakdown, these working conditions and spaces have become grave. They’re hot, toxic, and frequently unregulated. Going to work can be unbearable at times, and as a result, not only livelihoods but lives are at stake.    The conflict of the industrial worker presents a tough duality: an appeal to restore health and salvage the Earth versus the need to sustain a living. Can both be achieved? The answer is yes, with some caveats and conditions. Listen now to find out more.   Joining Rob in this episode are: Neza Xiuhtecutli, Research Coordinator for the Farmworkers Association of Florida Leslie Fields, Senior Director of Environmental Justice and Healthy Communities at the Sierra Club Maxine Burkett, Member Scholar of Center for Progressive Reform and Professor of Law at the University of Hawaii Vicki Arroyo, Executive Director of the Georgetown Climate Center Dr. Aaron Bernstein, Interim Director of the Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at Harvard University

Rob Cesternino goes over all the leftovers on this new Big Brother All-Stars show, The Slop. Rob is joined by an All-Star guest to dig into week 10 of Big Brother season 22. Joining Rob today are Big Brother experts Jenny Autumn and Grace Leeder! The post BB22 | The Slop | Week 10 appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

Rob Cesternino goes over all the leftovers on this new Big Brother All-Stars show, The Slop. Rob is joined by an All-Star guest to dig into week 10 of Big Brother season 22. Joining Rob today are Big Brother experts Jenny Autumn and Grace Leeder! The post BB22 | The Slop | Week 10 appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

Rob Cesternino is back to serve you up all the Big Brother leftovers on The Slop, week 7. Joining Rob, is Mike Bloom and Josh Williams. The post BB22 | The Slop | Week 7 appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

Rob Cesternino is back to serve you up all the Big Brother leftovers on The Slop, week 7. Joining Rob, is Mike Bloom and Josh Williams. The post BB22 | The Slop | Week 7 appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

Joining Rob and Jim this week is Dr. Steven Duhig, Lecturer, Researcher and Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Griffith University, and Pere Campistol, creator of The Surf Pentagon, a program designed to help surfers become better surfers.  They discuss paddling research studies, ways surfers can improve their overall surf ability, the future of surf research, the Olympics, and more.

Joining Rob and Jim this week is Doctor of Physical Therapy Mark Kozuki, who runs his practice, PT Elite Performance, out of Costa Mesa, CA.  Mark had worked with John John Florence since he was on the WQS through his two championships, in addition to many of the top surfers on the WCT such as Tyler Wright, Felipe Toledo, Owen Wright, Courtney Conlogue, Lakey Peterson and more while being involved with the WSL and on staff with Hurley.  Rob, Jim and Mark discuss what it’s like working with top athletes, share how to find happiness, get salty about injuries and surgeries, share lessons learned from mistakes made, dive deep into the body-mind connection, and recollect how many waves Jim and Mark caught during Physical Therapy school. 

It’s one of the most talked about games of the year, a swan song for the current generation of consoles from one of the most lauded AAA developers. So of course we here at Waypoint Radio spent nearly 6 hours carefully and thoroughly dissecting why, despite almost universal acclaim, we found the game lacking in the way it presents it’s story, the narrative pitfalls it continually runs afoul of, and some of the real world parallels that didn’t sit right with us. Joining Rob, Patrick, and Cado are special guests Emanuel Maiberg from Motherboard, and Maddy Myers from Polygon, both here to finally get it all out, and put this all behind us.Articles discussed:https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/video-games/news/the-last-of-us-part-2-ellie-evolution/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Most often on this show, Rob features leaders in the nonprofit sector, such as Executive Directors/CEO’s of Nonprofits, Authors, and Researchers. This episode features guests from the donor side of things. Joining Rob on the show is Nancy Rauch Douzinas, President of the Rauch Foundation and Dave Kapell, a consultant to the Foundation. The Rauch […]

Moderator Paul Shearer is joined by our sponsor of this episode Rob Bould (IPSX) as we explore the future of real estate transactions, and how owners, lawyers, governments and investors are innovating to make the process more efficient, more transparent and more secure. Joining Rob and Paul are Andrew Baum (Oxford University), and Philip Nell (LaSalle Investment Management). Topics covered in this episode: ● The effect of technology on the changing face of property transactions. ● How IPSX handles transactions. ● What does IPSX do that REITs don’t already do? ● Digitisation versus digitalisation. Will tokenisation and blockchain revolutionise the market? ● What will be the pace of change in the real estate market? ● The state of commercial real estate transactions in today’s market. ● Transactional delays. ● Andrew discusses the solutions to transactional delays, and the challenges surrounding the process of shortening them. ● The need for a dedicated stock exchange for property. ● Philip discusses his experiences in selling property, and how the housing market collapse affected him. ● The effect IPSX will have on the future of property trading. Rob Bould Rob Bould is the former CEO of leading International property agents and advisory firm GVA Bilfinger. Currently Rob runs his own consultancy business and is Chairman of both LandAid and of Coyote Group, as well as holding various senior advisory and Non Executive Director roles, including being a Non Executive Director of IPSX - the world's first securities exchange dedicated to commercial real estate. https://www.ipsx.com/ Paul Shearer Paul Shearer has worked extensively in both Television and Radio in front of and behind the camera as an actor, writer and presenter and script editor. He has also worked for over thirty years in the corporate communications sector for many of the UK’s blue chip companies producing internal videos on a wide variety of subjects. As a journalist he has written for both The Times and The Financial Times on residential property. He has written and presented video work on commercial property for consulting real estate agents GVA Bilfinger as well as Capita Real Estate. http://www.paulshearer.com/ Andrew Baum Andrew Baum is Professor of Practice at Oxford University and currently leading an industry funded four year research project into the impact of innovation and technology on the global real estate industry. Andrew splits his time between the world of academia and the world of business and is chairman of Property Funds Research as well as Newcore Capital management. https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/about-us/people/andrew-baum Philip Nell Philip Nell is Head of Real Return Funds at LaSalle Investment management and as such is responsible for over 3 and a half billion pounds of invested assets and available capital at LaSalle. Philip came to LaSalle from Hermes Investment Management and before that Aviva Investors where he was in charge of 2 and a half billion pounds of real estate assets across four open ended funds. Philip sits on the Strategic Advisory Board at LaSalle and is Chairman of the Investment Property Forum, as well as being a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and a member of the Governance Committee of the Association of Real Estate Funds. https://www.lasalle.com/ To learn more: https://www.ipsx.com/

Tonight’s episode is made entirely possible by the Blues City Brawl. At the event we had multiple Kings of War podcasts in attendance and we thought it would be fun to sit down and pull the curtain back on our respective podcasts. Joining Rob on this episode is Jon Faulkes and Dan King of Four Foot Snake, Tim Smith of WKOW and Jake Ciarapica of Unplugged Radio. [NOTE: I’m contractually obligated to point out that Jake is technically the singular host of Unplugged Radio]. So sit back in a nice comfy chair and enjoy and hour of unfiltered podcaster chat! https://fourfootsnake.libsyn.com/ https://wkowseradio.podbean.com/ https://www.unplu33edradio.com/episodes

Tonight’s episode is made entirely possible by the Blues City Brawl. At the event we had multiple Kings of War podcasts in attendance and we thought it would be fun to sit down and pull the curtain back on our respective podcasts. Joining Rob on this episode is Jon Faulkes and Dan King of Four Foot Snake, Tim Smith of WKOW and Jake Ciarapica of Unplugged Radio. [NOTE: I’m contractually obligated to point out that Jake is technically the singular host of Unplugged Radio]. So sit back in a nice comfy chair and enjoy and hour of unfiltered podcaster chat! https://fourfootsnake.libsyn.com/ https://wkowseradio.podbean.com/ https://www.unplu33edradio.com/episodes

Today, a special Oscars Preview edition of Midday at the Movies, with guest host and Midday senior producer Rob Sivak sitting in for Tom Hall. With the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences gearing up for its 91st annual awards ceremony in Los Angeles later this month, we’re going to talk about some of the extraordinary films and artists that have been nominated for Oscars – and some that weren’t but should have been. Joining Rob to help size up the contenders are two of Midday’s favorite movie mavens: Jed Dietz is the founding director of the Maryland Film Festival, which also runs the historic SNF Parkway movie theater on North Avenue; Max Weiss is the editor-in-chief of Baltimore magazine and the periodical’s hard-working film and pop-culture critic, who also shares her thoughts on her blogpost maxthe girl.com and on Twitter and Instagram, @maxthegirl. She is also a certified critic for Rotten Tomatoes' film review service.And we hear from listeners about their picks for their year's best films and best performances.The conversation was live-streamed on WYPR's Facebook page, and you can watch that video here.

Joining Rob via satellite is author, muscian, artist, horror host, and man about town... Doctor Sarcofiguy!  In this episode they attempt to discuss the 1970's film, Burnt Offerings.  Tangents and laughs galore in this episode folks, you've been warned!  Be sure to check out the Fantasmo After Dark Facebook page for pictures or to let us know what you think about Burnt Offerings or this episode. Thanks for lilstening! fantasmoad@gmail.com

Roughly a fifth of the US population -- and a third of the under-30 crowd -- say they have become disaffected with traditional religious institutions and they're telling pollsters that they don't identify with any particular church or religious faith. They're called ----nones---- -- as in ----none of the above,---- but most say they still believe in God. So why are growing numbers of Americans turning away from the traditional church, synagogue, and mosque? And what are they looking for? Senior Producer Rob Sivak sits in for Tom Hall as host of today's edition of Living Questions , our monthly series examining the role of religion in the public sphere, produced in collaboration with The Institute for Islamic, Christian and Jewish Studies. Joining Rob in Studio A are the Reverend Joseph Wood , assistant rector at Baltimore's Emmanuel Episcopal Church ; Joshua Sherman , program associate at Repair the World at Jewish Volunteer Connection; and Terrell Williams , associate organizer for Baltimoreans

Roughly a fifth of the US population, and a third of the under-30 crowd, say they have become disaffected with traditional religious institutions and they're telling pollsters that they don't identify with any particular church or religious faith. They're called ----nones---- -- as in ----none of the above,---- but most say they still believe in God. So why are growing numbers of Americans turning away from the traditional church, synagogue, and mosque? And what are they looking for? Senior Producer Rob Sivak sits in for Tom Hall as host of today's edition of Living Questions , our monthly series examining the role of religion in the public sphere, produced in collaboration with The Institute for Islamic, Christian and Jewish Studies. Joining Rob in Studio A are the Reverend Joseph Wood , assistant rector at Baltimore's Emmanuel Episcopal Church ; Joshua Sherman , program associate at Repair the World at Jewish Volunteer Connection; and Terrell Williams , associate organizer for Baltimoreans.

On this very special episode of Behind The Curtain: Broadway's Living Legends, Rob and Kevin take a look back at some of the great artists who made their final exit in 2016. From Follies' John McMartin to Fanny's Florence Henderson to The Sound of Music's Charmian Carr, Behind the Curtain celebrates their lives and legacies. Joining Rob and Kevin is Theatre Aficionado's Kevin Daly, who adds his own insights into the passings of 2016. 

For over fifty years, the big, belt voice of Karen Morrow has been filling theatres and TV screens. While audiences across America will fondly remember her numerous appearances on The Merv Griffin Show, it is her live appearances on Broadway, blasting the roof of numerous theatres, that epitomize Karen Morrow. Joining Rob & Kevin via phone, Karen reminisces on how she became known as "the flop queen", what it was like to share the spotlight with Buddy Hackett, and how she counted Ethel Merman among her biggest fans. 

For over fifty years, the beautiful voice of Carol Lawrence has filled our hearts. No one will capture the love, yearning, and heart break of Maria, the doomed heroine in West Side Story, better than the actress who originated the role: Carol Lawrence. Joining Rob and Kevin from her home in California, Carol talks about the power of West Side Story, what it was like working with Jerome Robbins, and how the theatre still has the power to heal all souls.

This month, the team – with a slight change of line-up – sat down for a chat with Pat Symonds. Pat's returning to the F1 pitlane with Marussia this year, a place he hasn't seen since 2009. After the pre-season tests, he was primed to give his opinion on which teams could impress at the start of the season... and which may not. He also talks about 2014's regulation shake-up and the differences between working in the modern age and his early days with Toleman. Joining Rob and Nigel for the first time is Motor Sport veteran Simon Arron. Or, as Rob calls him, 'The Encyclopaedia'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.