Podcast appearances and mentions of justin may

This is the AHRMM Updates Podcast with Mike Schiller and hosted by Justin Poulin. Tune in every month as we highlight trends, strategies and solutions from the field to advance the healthcare supply chain. And now, Mike and Justin… May ‘26 Update - Compensation Survey ‘26 - Upcoming Events * Information Systems - Data Management Academy * Finance Academy * Spring Summit - On Demand - AHRMM Conference Awards - Welcome Reception * Patient First - Clinically Integrated Supply Chain * Supply Chain Advancement * Federal Sector Supply Chain Performance - On the Fringe * Neuro Sponge Shortage - extends through 2026 * Medline Angiographic Rotating adapter control syringes * Nitrile Gloves and Allocations

Wednesday - 5/13/2026 - Justin May - Dickinson, Texas

Wednesday - 4/22/2026 - Juston May - Dickinson, Texas 

Explore the rise of agentic AI in higher education with Brian Gann, Vice President for Enrollment & Student Services at Wake Technical Community College, and Justin May, Chief Officer of Enrollment Management at Richard Bland College, who discuss how colleges are integrating AI agents to support enrollment, advising, and student services. The conversation covers the latest AI advancements, practical deployment strategies, overcoming staff fears, and building scalable solutions. Listeners gain insights into real-world success stories, MVP approaches, and the evolving relationship between human staff and AI assistants on the modern campus. - - - -Connect With Our Co-Host:Dr. JC Bonillahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jcbonilla/About The Enrollify Podcast Network:Generation AI is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Enrollify is made possible by Element451. Learn more at element451.com. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

This is the AHRMM Updates Podcast with Mike Schiller and hosted by Justin Poulin. Tune in every month as we highlight trends, strategies and solutions from the field to advance the healthcare supply chain. And now, Mike and Justin… May ‘25 Update: - AHRMM25 - Tuesday's General Session - Logistic Considerations with Tariffs - AHA Advocacy * Proposed MCD/MCR cuts * 340b * Pharmaceutical/Med Supply Exemptions - Unprecedented Times Require Exceptional Measures

 Alongside cheers, balloons and a bunch of her costars, Giancola and fiance Justin May revealed they are having a baby boy.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Wednesday - 3/5/2025 - Justin May - Dickinson, Texas

Let's talk about the word "faith." It's one of those words that has evolved over time. Today, we often use "faith" interchangeably with "belief," but the Bible paints a much richer picture.   The book of Hebrews, particularly chapter 11, gives us a powerful glimpse into what real, Biblical faith looks like. We see it in Abel, who offered a sincere sacrifice to God, even though it cost him his life. Enoch walked with God for 365 years – talk about an unremarkable life of faithfulness! And Noah? He built that ark for a hundred years, enduring scorn and mockery because he feared God more than men. Then there's Abraham, who left everything he knew, risking it all to follow God's call, even though he had no idea where he was going.   These examples highlight some core truths about saving faith. It's not about blind belief or hoping for the best. It's about a deep trust in God's character and promises, a trust that compels us to act, even when it's hard, even when it doesn't make sense. It's about seeking God's pleasure above all else, living as strangers and exiles in this world, our eyes fixed on the eternal city He is preparing for us.   Remember, friends, true faith isn't passive. It's not just a head thing; it's a life thing. It's belief made visible. It's about taking God at His Word and allowing that Word to shape our thoughts, our actions, and ultimately, our very lives.   So, as we embark on this new year, let's ask ourselves: What does it look like for us to live as people of faith in our homes, our workplaces, our communities? How can we demonstrate that our faith is more than just a word we use on Sundays? Let's be like those heroes of faith in Hebrews 11, living lives that boldly proclaim, "My God is worthy of it all!"

Justin May, owner of Southern Illinois Excavators, joins Jesse to discuss working through rainy season and lowboy mishaps before Jesse talks about the customer who murdered his friend and their West Side Story altercations through the years. Find Justin at www.southernillinoisexcavators.com or on Facebook Jesse May lived life on the edge, leading him to being sentenced to 87 months in federal prison. Jesse will share stories from his reckless past and how he progressed from prison to successful entrepreneur in 5 years. He does not condone or recommend any reckless behavior shared in these stories. https://www.mayexcavating.com/ Follow us on social media: Tiktok : https://www.tiktok.com/@reckless.success Instagram: @RecklessSuccess Intro song: Put Em in They Place by Matt Corman www.mattcorman.com

This is the AHRMM Updates Podcast with Mike Schiller and hosted by Justin Poulin. Tune in every month as we highlight trends, strategies and solutions from the field to advance the healthcare supply chain. And now, Mike and Justin… May ‘24 Update: - HHS Proposal for Drug Shortages includes penalties * Review of AHA's position and AHRMM's released statement - Supply Chain Fundamentals Series * Another 30-minute e-learning course on the FAHRMM * FAHRMM guidelines have changed - Panama Canal is Opening Back Up!

On this episode Vin finally realizes Justin was ABSOLUTELY right about Joker 2, food news, and so much more. Enjoy.

Wednesday - 1/17/24 - Justin May - Dickinson, Texas

Owner of Southern Illinois Excavators, Justin May, and Jesse discuss their excavation businesses, highs and lows of being self-employed, and how they each started out. Jesse May lived life on the edge leading him to being sentenced to 87 months in federal prison. Jesse will share stories from his reckless past and how he progressed from prison to successful entrepreneur in 5 years. https://www.mayexcavating.com/ Follow us on social media: Tiktok : https://www.tiktok.com/@reckless.success Instagram Coming Soon: @RecklessSuccess Intro song: Put Em in They Place by Matt Corman www.mattcorman.com

We live in anxious times; it's a world of worry out there. Are you struggling to sleep at night due to anxiety? Are you fearful of what may happen in the future? Psalm 127:1–2 is a beautiful reminder of how God's beloved children can find peace from a world full of worry.   In this sermon, we'll discover that our ability to experience the peace of Christ in our lives is dependent on our ability to trust Him in all circumstances.   5 Practical takeaways for God's beloved: how do we allow God to keep and build our lives on solid foundations?   Communion with God. Time in God's Word. Community with God's people. Seek God's perspective. Rest in God's sovereignty.   True rest in an anxious world is seeing the very real possibility of our worst fears right around the corner and know that the God who calls you His beloved is sovereign over it all.   Psalm 127:1–2

Brian & Dave pay homage to pro coaches in MN sports history who helped shape their fandom. Dave Hoops joins in from the South of France to talk beer and sports. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell."

Lavelle E. Neal III predicts the moves made by the Twins at the trade deadline. Justin May plays "Buy or Sell" from the Arrowhead Invitational. Drawing Lines examines the allegations made towards P.J. Fleck.

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 3: 1–18, we explore Paul's admonition to the church in Corinth to “be the church.” Paul's intention is to push back against growing disunity and immaturity taking place within the congregation.   A church is a people, not a building, but there are good churches and bad churches. Many of us don't exactly know why a church is a good church or bad church. We lack the language to identify what the intangible quality is that we intuitively know is off.   In Paul's first letter to the Corinthians, he is writing to a church that he planted, but whose leaders started to think that they've outgrown the Gospel foundation Paul laid. The Corinthian leaders were convinced that they had found a higher wisdom, a more spiritual & practical way to live. And yet, because they were abandoning the Gospel, they were abandoning the only thing that can hold a bunch of sinners together: their unity.   The church at Corinth was beginning to look like the world outside the church. And if the inside of the church looks, thinks, acts like the world outside, the church is going to develop the same soul crushing problems as the outside world.   If the church stops being the church, it becomes irrelevant.   What does Paul suggest that a church need to stay true to the Gospel and remain relevant?   1) Personal Maturity: The only way we can handle the “good stuff.”   Personal maturity is important to be able to enjoy the gift of the church. But Paul wants the Corinthian church that their maturity isn't developing because they are divided.   2) United by Humility: The only way we can go from “me” to “we.”   Humility is critical to the unity of the church if we are ever going to go from “me” to “we.” If the members of the church aren't united in humility, the church won't hold together.   3) Corporate Mission to Be the Temple: The only way we can truly “be the church.”         If we are to properly build a church, Paul is telling us that we must recognize we have a shared mission. All of us together, when we are assembled, are meant to be God's temple!   We have a shared mission to BE THE CHURCH, to be the place where God's love is felt more powerfully, where God's truth is proclaimed, where broken people can come and find true rest, where people tossed about by the storms of this world can find true peace, purpose, and joy.   If we are holding on to reasons to divide from one another, we don't stand a chance at accomplishing this mission. We must be reconciled to one another.   Takeaway: If the church stops being the church, it becomes irrelevant.    1 Corinthians 3:1–18

Talking hockey on a hot summer day is the ultimate "flip of the script" -- so Brian and Dave also flip historical rosters of the Twins, Vikings, Wolves, and Wild. Justin May plays "Buy or Sell" from the golf course as part of a Hermantown Hawks event. Dave Hoops discusses a busy time in sports creating even busier times at Hoops Brewing.

In honor of the "Air" Show, Brian and Dave discuss their most memorable on-air moments - whether heard on the radio, seen on TV, or something they announced. Jay Hagen brings the third installment of "Five Guys in July." Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell."

In honor of Dave Cook's return, the guys discuss their favorite sports road trips and wishful future trips. Dave Hoops chats about a busy time at the brewery, thanks to Trampled By Turtles being in Duluth. The latest edition of Buy or Sell occurs in the absence of Justin May.

"Voice of the Vikings" Paul Allen discusses the state of the team following the magical date of June 1st. He also discusses Canterbury Park and the level of fun for sports in the summer. Justin May plays an extended Buy or Sell, and the final segment praises the area baseball and softball teams whose quest for a State Championship continues.

Dave Hoops talks about summer coming and what it means in the world of sports and for Hoops Brewing. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell." Drawing Lines closes the show by discussing the dominant spring sports prep teams, NFL headlines, and a local legend resigning from his role at a hockey arena.

Minnesota sports fans often lament players who have come and gone and had success elsewhere. Brian & Dave examine players that really shouldn't be missed. Dave Hoops analyzes the NHL playoffs, and the latest happenings at Hoops Brewing. Justin May is away, but Brian & Dave play the latest edition of "Buy or Sell."

Dave Hoops returns from Nashville to discuss all things relating to sports and beer. Justin May is in Canada trying to play "Buy or Sell." Drawing Lines is a sports tribute to Mom for Mother's Day.

In honor of the Kentucky Derby, Brian, Steve and Dave give their "Win, Place, and Show" on the three most important people in the Twins, Wild, Vikings, and Timberwolves organization. John Shuster discusses his purchase of, and the upcoming season for Duluth FC. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell."

'Voice of the Vikings' Paul Allen provides his draft insight, Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell," and "Drawing Lines" eulogizes both the Wild and Timberwolves.

With the Wild and Wolves in the playoffs, Brian & Dave reflect on MN sports figures whose ONLY claim to fame comes from the postseason. Dave Hoops discusses the playoff parties available at Hoops Brewing and hopes the Twins can find their offense. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell."

In honor of "Tax Day" looming and avoiding "late" penalties, Brian and Dave debate players acquired by Minnesota pro teams that joined them too late in their careers. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell." CSS alum Will Peterson discusses his coaching role with the St. Louis Cardinals AAA affiliate, the Memphis Redbirds.

NFL icon-turned-Arena League Commissioner Tim Brown joins to discuss his legacy, along with bringing Arena Football to Duluth. Justin May plays the latest edition of Buy or Sell. Drawing Lines analyzes the chances of playoff success for the Wolves and the Wild.

To honor "April Fools Day" Brian and Dave discuss how MN pro sports teams have fooled them over the years. Alicia Tipcke of WDIO sports joins from Dallas to preview the UMD women's basketball team in the national title game. Justin May plays the latest edition of Buy or Sell.

Voice of the Vikings, Paul Allen joins to recap a chaotic Vikings offseason so far, and share his fascination with March Madness. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell." Drawing Lines pays homage to so many successful local teams and pits March against other amazing sports months each year.

Brian & Dave recap a crazy week of HS hockey, and then offer one game in Vikings, Twins, Wolves, and Wild history, that they wish had the opposite result. Dave Hoops wraps his head around all the "March Madness" in a number of sports, and the brewery's latest beer milestone. Justin May plays the latest edition of Buy or Sell.

"Radio is not a visual medium." Yet, if it was, what players and moments come to your mind immediately when each of the four major sports leagues are mentioned? Dave Hoops recaps the Super Bowl and all the events at Hoops Brewing. Justin May is off this week, but Brian & Dave play "Buy or Sell."

With the newest Hall of Famer in baseball announced this week, Brian & Dave try to figure out what "Hall of Fame Expectations" truly are these days. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell." Drawing Lines examines the best moves for the Wild as they enter the second half of the season.

In "honor" of the Vikings not showing up at all defensively in the postseason, Brian and Dave analyze the worst defenders in the history of Minnesota sports. Dave Hoops talks about new beer, playoff predictions, and new events at Hoops Brewing. Justin May plays the latest edition of Buy or Sell and discusses an uptick in the housing market, as well as the upcoming Blizzard Tour by Blackwoods.

Brian & Dave make predictions for all the Wild Card Weekend games in the NFL. Dave Hoops joins for his predictions, as well as thoughts on may various topics including the latest beer options at Hoops Brewing. Justin May plays an NFC North version of "Buy or Sell."

The guys preview the pending Vikings' trip to Lambeau. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell." Chad Greenway closes the show on Drawing Lines by discussing Rivalry Week with Pack-Vikes.

The three guys play "Buy or Sell" in place of Justin May who is vacationing in Florida, then discuss the potentially game-changing officiating blunders from Vikings-Colts. Drawing Lines closes the show as we establish a level of confidence in the Wild and Wolves thus far this season.

Out of tribute to Dave's dad, Brian and Dave discuss players and teams that historically provided surprisingly good results, despite low expectations. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell." Dave Hoops announces the release of Cherry Ale and previews a busy weekend of sports.

Duluth Marshall coach Shawn Bartlette previews his hockey season for the Hilltopper boys. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell." Chad Greenway is featured on Drawing Lines with a preview of Jets-Vikings.

Vikings Legend Chad Greenway analyzes the Vikings' winning ways, and promotes his latest ventures including the Minnesota Scorefeed App for prep scores. Justin May is not available, but Brian, Jon, and Dave play "Buy or Sell." Paul Allen, the voice of the Vikings, recaps a crazy week of highs and lows for "the Purple."

Paul Allen, the radio voice of the Vikings previews Cowboys-Vikings. Andy Roberts in Duluth plays Tavern Trivia. Justin May describes the current housing market before playing "Buy or Sell." Drawing Lines asks whether or not the Vikings are getting the proper respect for their hot start, and our Vikings Ticket Giveaway winner, Joe Haffield, shares his excitement over being the lucky one for Thanksgiving.

Drawing Lines hands out NFL midterm grades on surprises and disappointments. Blaine in Duluth plays Tavern Trivia, and Justin May plays Buy or Sell. Former Vikings safety Vencie Glenn previews Vikings-Bills.

Drawing Lines examines the extreme emotional responses to the Vikings acquiring TJ Hockenson. "John in Duluth" is our debut contestant on Tavern Trivia, and Justin May plays another edition of "Buy or Sell." Vencie Glenn previews Vikings at Commanders.

"Voice of the Vikings," Paul Allen previews Cardinals-Vikings. Justin May plays "Buy or Sell." Drawing Lines stays in the Halloween spirit and reveals what we are still haunted by as experienced Minnesota sports fans.

Drawing Lines gives the Vikings a bye-week report card. Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell." Dyami Starks promoted the "Slam Jam" event on October 23.

Vikings legend Chad Greenway previews Vikings-Dolphins, Justin May plays the latest edition of "Buy or Sell," and Drawing Lines previews the upcoming season for the Timberwolves.

Vikings 'VOX Paul Allen discusses the "State of the Vikings," as well as previews the Bears game. Brian & Dave play "Buy or Sell" in Justin May's mysterious absence. Drawing Lines previews the upcoming start to the season for the Minnesota Wild.

Okay, she's good, but maybe she's not that good.  Chicago's best morning radio show now has a podcast! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and remember that the conversation always lives on the Q101 Facebook page.  Brian, Ali, & Justin are live every morning from 6a-10a on Q101.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This land is my land, this land is your land, this land is Justin's land.  Chicago's best morning radio show now has a podcast! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and remember that the conversation always lives on the Q101 Facebook page.  Brian, Ali, & Justin are live every morning from 6a-10a on Q101.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.