Podcast appearances and mentions of Justin Young

In the 975th episode of the PokerNews Podcast, which is sponsored by FanDuel Poker, Chad Holloway is on vacation, so Mike Holtz and Ben Ludlow take over by inviting their friends Justin Young and Art Parmann, hosts of the popular Table 1 Podcast. What is the Table 1 Podcast? According to them, it's "a podcast where we talk poker, gambling, and all manner of life experiences on and off the felt. Sometimes we have famous guests who do it with us. Join us for a laugh or three!" It is a poker podcast collaboration and a great opportunity for the PokerNews Podcast audience to learn about another great show in the space. Justin & Art discuss the genesis of the show, their high-stakes cash game hosted at ARIA's Table 1, and some of their favorite memories and guests on the show. A new PokerNews Podcast drops three times a week during the 2026 WSOP! You can expect a new episode every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8a PT / 11a ET / 4p UK time. Remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel so you do not miss an episode! Time Stamps *Time    Topic* 00:00 | Welcome to the show 00:58 | Justin's 2003 WSOP Main Event run 02:48 | Starting the Table 1 Podcast 10:00 | How's the game in the summer? 14:20 | Have fun playing poker 17:25 | Is there competition hosting games? 20:53 | Ben & Justin test out new set 24:00 | Guests on Table 1 Podcast 29:00 | Will the tax situation impact things?

Francis Anderson quit running the day his little brother beat him.Poker was different.That one stuck.Francis grew up in Poughkeepsie, New York, in a competitive family. Road races on the weekends. Soccer. School. A normal path.Then college happened.University of Albany. Accounting major. Study room poker games. $5 and $10 buy-ins.And then Jamie Gold won the 2006 WSOP Main Event.For a lot of people, Moneymaker was the moment.For Francis?It was Jamie Gold talking people into doing the wrong thing for $12 million.From there, poker got serious fast.He started playing online, driving to Turning Stone, grinding $150 nightlies with a tiny bankroll, and building a network through PocketFives and AOL Instant Messenger.Then he satellited into the Sunday Brawl, got 7th for around $10K, and told his mom he was dropping out of college.As one does.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Francis joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk through the full ride: ♠️ Finding poker during the Jamie Gold WSOP era ♥️ Dropping out after a Sunday Brawl score ♦️ Black Friday and the Costa Rica online poker migration ♣️ Grinding with David Peters and seeing elite work ethic up close ♠️ Moving to Vegas with a tiny bankroll ♥️ Getting crushed, going nearly broke, and rebuilding ♦️ Wearing a cowboy hat and mask to disguise himself in the Monster Stack ♣️ Turning a $5K bankroll into a massive WSOP score ♠️ Winning the $800 Independence Day event for $500K ♥️ Becoming Main Event chip leader the next day ♦️ Back-to-back WPT final tables ♣️ Why he still shows up early for $800s and $1KsThis one is a real grinder story.Not overnight success.Not one heater.A decade-plus of moving countries, rebuilding bankrolls, firing bullets, getting better, and showing up again the next day.Sometimes in a cowboy hat.

Come Play Poker with us online & Get a 150% Deposit Bonus up to $3K!Sign up here: https://play.phenompoker.com/register...OR...Come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1! (https://table1.vegas)---Mike Noori's poker career started with a crime.Well...sort of.At 16 years old he was sneaking into casinos, waiting for security guards to look the other way before sprinting into poker rooms.When that stopped working?He bought a fake ID.Not to be 21.To be 18.Because all he wanted to do was play poker.That obsession took him through:online poker's wild west,college dropout life,massive bankroll swings,mixed games,prop bets,a WSOP bracelet...and eventually...a 43-acre farm in North Carolina.Seriously.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Mike joins Art Parmann and Justin Young for one of the funniest and most unexpected poker journeys we've heard yet.We talk:♠️ Sneaking into casinos as a teenager♥️ Turning a free $50 online poker signup into $12,000 (and losing all of it)♦️ Why he chose college based on nearby poker rooms♣️ Dusting a PCA package and nearly going broke♠️ Staking a friend in the Mega Millions that saved his bankroll♥️ Learning mixed games at Commerce and Hollywood Park♦️ Winning the WSOP Monster Stack bracelet♣️ The legendary McDonald's prop bet♠️ Walking 30+ miles to get out of a golf bet♥️ Training for a $35,000 basketball prop bet♦️ Leaving poker behind for cows, bees, and farm lifeWe also get into:fake IDsbad beat jackpotsgolf gamblingmixed game glory daysbracelet partiescontractor scamsbeekeepingand why sometimes the best move is leaving the game entirely.This one starts in a garage home game and somehow ends with seven cows and a greenhouse.Only in poker.

Before Wayne Chiang was helping shape the future of poker content at the WSOP…he was one of the best StarCraft players in the world.Not “pretty good.”World Champion.Back when esports barely existed…before Twitch…before streaming…before anyone thought playing video games could become a career…Wayne was already there.Grinding real-time strategy games.Writing battle reports by hand because replays didn't exist yet.Competing against future poker legends, esports pioneers, and internet entrepreneurs before any of them were famous.Then poker happened.And suddenly the same competitive obsession that made him elite at StarCraft…translated perfectly into online poker during the boom.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Wayne “D22-soso” joins Art Parmann and Justin Young for one of the most fascinating crossover stories we've had yet: ♠️ Becoming a StarCraft World Champion in the earliest days of esports ♥️ The original “content creator” grind before streaming existed ♦️ The overlap between elite gamers and poker crushers ♣️ Going broke in poker and rebuilding from scratch ♠️ The insane early online poker ecosystem ♥️ Playing the biggest games online before bankroll management existed ♦️ Becoming part-owner of Live at the Bike ♣️ Helping shape the WSOP Vlogger Program today ♠️ Why poker needs creators more than ever ♥️ How AI, content, and media are changing poker foreverWe also get into: esports history Commerce poker politics poker fame vs actual skill livestream tells what makes good poker content and why “your network is your net worth” becomes more true the longer you play poker.This one feels like a time capsule of:early esports,early online poker,and the weird internet era that created both.

Come Play Poker with us online & Get a 150% Deposit Bonus up to $3K!Sign up hereOR... Come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1!https://table1.vegasMatt Savage almost changed poker history.Seriously.One ruling…one sentence…and the most famous hand of the poker boom might've played out completely differently.But that's only a tiny piece of Matt's story.Because before poker had standardized tournament rules…before the TDA…before modern tournament poker became the machine it is today…everything was chaos.Different casinos had different rules.Players argued nonstop.Structures were all over the place.And during the poker boom?Absolute insanity.So Matt Savage helped fix it.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Matt joins Art Parmann and Justin Young for a deep dive into the hidden side of poker that most players never think about: ♠️ The early WPT days and poker's Wild West era ♥️ Building the Tournament Directors Association (TDA) ♦️ Running the WSOP during the Moneymaker boom ♣️ The hand that almost changed poker history forever ♠️ Why Matt thinks some modern tournament structures are broken ♥️ The future of poker with AI, solvers, phones, and cheating concerns ♦️ Why recreational players matter more than pros realize ♣️ The chaos of old-school WSOP poker roomsWe also get into: poker room disasters missing money scandals livestream headaches bizarre rulings why everybody hates the floor… until they need the floor…and why tournament poker today looks completely different because of people like Matt.This one is poker history, poker philosophy, and behind-the-scenes Vegas chaos all wrapped into one episode.

We catch up with PGA Tour winner and Virginia native Michael Brennan to hear about his win in Utah, his experience at the Masters and relive some shots and memories from his win at the Scott Robertson Memorial as an amateur in 2019. We're joined on the show this week by Justin Young who played alongside Michael in many Virginia events.

Mike Matusow was one of the best players in the world.And he knew it.But before the bracelets… before the TV cameras… before the meltdowns…He was just a kid in Las Vegas: Getting picked on Selling candy at school Building a race car to find his placeThen he discovered gambling.And it hit fast.Video poker turned into addiction.Addiction turned into poker.Poker turned into dominance.Within months, he goes from never playing poker… to sitting with legends like Johnny Moss.To being told by the reigning World Champion:“You're one of the only ones who knows what's going on.”That's how fast it happened.But the story everyone thinks they know? That's only part of it.Because behind the wins… there's a different story: Drugs Jail Millions lost Mental battles Starting over again and againAnd somehow… still competing at the highest level.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Mike “The Mouth” Matusow joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to break down one of the most intense careers in poker: ♠️ Getting bullied growing up and finding confidence through cars ♥️ Becoming addicted to gambling before poker ♦️ Learning poker and becoming elite almost instantly ♣️ Playing with legends in the 90s poker scene ♠️ The Scotty Nguyen backing story and calling his shot ♥️ The 2005 WSOP Main Event run — and how it slipped away ♦️ Russ Hamilton stealing millions from him ♣️ Jail, depression, and rebuilding his life ♠️ Why modern poker is broken and what players get wrong ♥️ The mindset required to win at the highest levelThis one is raw, unfiltered, and a look at poker from someone who lived through every era of it.Come Play With Ushttps://table1.vegashttps://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1Follow MikeTwitter: https://x.com/themouthmatusowInstagram: https://instagram.com/mikematusowTable 1 PodcastThe Table 1 Podcast is poker's living room.We bring you the stories behind the biggest personalities in poker — the wins, the losses, and everything that happens away from the felt.Subscribe for new episodes every week.

John Borenstein wasn't supposed to make it in poker.He got kicked out of three high schools.Finished with a GED.And spent his teenage years running around New Jersey doing things that definitely weren't part of any career plan.Then one night… he ended up in a stolen van.And that's not even the craziest part.Before he ever played a real tournament, he satellited into a $22 online event…Overslept…Woke up late…And won it for $27,000.In his parents' basement.From there?He didn't go pro the normal way.He opened an underground poker club.At 18.We're talking: Armed robberies Methhead regulars Partners stealing rent money Getting held at gunpoint…and somehow…that turned into a six-figure tournament career.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, John joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to tell one of the wildest poker stories you'll hear. Getting expelled from multiple high schools The stolen van story that got him kicked out Winning $27K as a teenager by accident Running underground poker games at 18 Getting robbed at gunpoint in a home game Losing everything… then winning it back in 24 hours The Colossus run with 22,000 players Why he hates modern pokerThis one is chaos, comedy, and somehow still a success story.Show Notes00:00 — Getting kicked out of schoolThree high schools → GED with honors3:44 — First poker games + early suspensionsRunning games in empty classrooms5:07 — The stolen van storyCar theft → crash → expulsion12:52 — First big online score ($27K)Satellite → overslept → wins anyway16:46 — Starting an underground poker clubTurning winnings into a business at 1822:29 — Armed robbery at the gameHeld at gunpoint in a home game27:29 — Quits poker → Amazon jobTrying to go “normal”29:47 — Wins $40K → quits job immediatelyBack to poker full-time36:01 — PCA trip + early tournament successFirst big live scores42:24 — WSOP Colossus final table run22,000-player field → first major result47:30 — Why he hates modern pokerSolver era vs old-school instincts52:59 — The Tinder story beginsPeggy Sue enters the chat…1:09:17 — $50K blackjack punt → comebackLoses everything… wins it back next dayCome Play With Ushttps://table1.vegashttps://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1Follow JohnInstagram: https://instagram.com/itsmejonbTable 1 PodcastThe Table 1 Podcast is poker's living room.We bring you the stories behind the biggest personalities in poker — the wins, the losses, and everything that happens away from the felt.Subscribe for new episodes every week.

Justin Saliba had $30,000.Sitting on the couch.Watching TV with his dad.By the end of the day…$0.Not one hand.Not one bad beat.Just kept firing… until it was all gone.“I had over 30K… and I hit zero.”That moment could've been the end.Instead… it was the start.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Justin Saliba joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to break down one of the most volatile, honest, and fascinating paths in poker.From growing up in Ohio playing neighborhood games…to chasing a professional soccer career…to moving to Vegas with six months to “make millions”……and eventually becoming a $10M+ tournament crusher.Along the way, we get into: Losing his entire bankroll early in his career Why he HATED his first Vegas grind The coaching deal that saved his poker career Being accused of cheating — and how he responded Recording his entire session… then winning a bracelet Going on a heater that changed everything The mindset shift that took him to the highest stakesThis one is raw, honest, and a perfect look at what it actually takes to survive (and win) in high-stakes poker.Show Notes(AI generated from the transcript. Please excuse any AI slop.)0:38 — Intro + motivation to chase eventsFlying across the world when the “feeling” is there6:12 — Growing up in Ohio + poker origin storyLearning poker from his older brother during the Moneymaker boom10:03 — College life + soccer career pathChasing pro soccer before poker becomes real23:27 — Post-college limbo → poker focusLiving at home, trying to figure life out25:20 — $30K → $0 bankroll collapseThe swing that changed everything27:26 — Calling Jonathan LittleInternship → coaching → rebuilding from zero32:28 — Moving to Vegas (with 6-month plan)“I'll make millions and come back”37:47 — The Vegas reality checkGrinding Bellagio cash… and hating it48:03 — COVID poker boomOnline games explode + first big tournament score50:40 — Mexico grind with Rampage / high-stakes pushTrying to break into tournament world57:45 — First major live FT + brutal lessonBrock Wilson story on the bubble1:07:14 — Cheating accusationsHigh-stakes pros questioning him1:07:46 — Recording everything → winning braceletThe ultimate “prove it” moment1:13:15 — Heater + high-stakes breakthroughWinning trip after trip1:21:24 — Triton final table + validationProving he belongs at the highest level1:27:15 — Life now + future goalsBalancing motivation, poker, and lifeJustin's LinksPokerCoaching.comX - @justin_salibaTable 1 LinksCome play at Table 1Play with the T1 community online

Matt Stout learned to count with five-card draw.Not math class.Not flash cards.Poker.His older sister taught him the game when he was four years old — which feels either wholesome or deeply irresponsible depending on how you look at it.Either way, it stuck.By high school he was selling weed, playing hockey, and doing just enough in school to stay on the team. By college he'd found poker, gotten busted with a quarter pound, quit hockey, and fallen headfirst into the game.Then everything sped up.A paperwork mistake knocked him out of school.He took what he had left to Atlantic City.Ran it from about $4K to $50K in a matter of months.Got staked by Sheets & Backs.And suddenly the kid from Bayonne was battling high-stakes tournaments against some of the biggest names in poker.That alone would've been enough story for one episode.But Matt's story gets weirder.Because somewhere along the way, the poker pro became one of the most important charity poker operators in the country.What started as a $10 college fundraiser became the Charity Series of Poker — raising millions for nonprofits and working with organizations like St. Jude and the Vegas Golden Knights.And yes… we also get into how he met Katie Morgan. Because of course we do.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Matt joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk about:Learning poker as a kidGetting busted and finding poker at the right timeTurning $4K into $50KGetting staked by Sheets & BacksBuilding the Charity Series of PokerMeeting Katie MorganThis one is funny, chaotic, and a reminder that poker careers rarely go where you think they will.Sometimes the dream job doesn't exist yet.You just build it yourself.Play with us in Vegas:table1.vegasPlay online with the Table 1 community:Phenom PokerLearn more about CSOP:charityseriesofpoker.orgShow Notes3:47 — Learns poker at age 413:58 — College bust leads to poker27:24 — $4K to $50K heater52:30 — Charity Series of Poker begins58:27 — The Negreanu text that changed things1:13:05 — Meeting Katie MorganArt: @artparmann | Your Perfect Poker Assistant: AskCharlotte.ai/pokerJustin: @justinyoung07

Play Poker With the Table 1 CommunityNew players on Phenom Poker can get a 200% deposit bonus up to $2,000.Sign up here:https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1OR… come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1https://table1.vegasJoe McKeehen didn't set out to become a poker player.He was just a normal kid from Philly.Played baseball.Played basketball.Wasn't particularly great at either.Then poker showed up.Not with a big deposit.Not with a secret bankroll.He built it from nothing.Freerolls.Forums.Random people staking him online.No grand master plan.Just clicking buttons and trying to win money.At one point, he was over six figures in makeup playing tournaments with a backer.Still young. Still learning. Still in college.Then things started to turn.He won a major score his senior year of college — about $175,000.Enough to pay off loans. Enough to believe this might actually work.Then came the summer that changed everything.He had basically bricked the WSOP.No momentum.No heater.Just another grind.Then the Main Event started.Joe says he doesn't remember much from Day 1 — except leaving to go to the bathroom.By Day 3, he had all the chips.The cards came.People got scared.Everything just worked.Then came the moment everyone remembers.Daniel Negreanu. Cameras everywhere. The whole poker world rooting for the story.They got it in.It was a flip.And Joe won.From there, he ran over the final tables and won the WSOP Main Event.But the story didn't end there.After the win, people started gunning for him. Pots got bigger. Expectations got louder.And tournament poker kept doing what tournament poker does:You can lose for months.Then the sun shines on you again.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Joe joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk about:♠️ Starting from freerolls and getting staked online♠️ Being six figures in makeup early in his career♠️ Winning $175K while still in college♠️ The WSOP Main Event run — and what he actually remembers♠️ Busting Daniel Negreanu with the whole world watching♠️ Why tournament poker is mostly about surviving variance♠️ Life after winning the Main Event♠️ Why he still approaches poker the same way todayIf you want to hear what it really feels like to win the biggest tournament in poker — and how random, brutal, and absurd the path can be — this episode is a must-listen.Come Play Poker With UsIf you're in Las Vegas and want to play in our Table 1 private game at ARIA, you can request a seat here:https://table1.vegasPlay Online With UsJoin us on Phenom Poker and get a deposit bonus:• Up to 200% bonus on your first deposit (up to $2,000)• Use our link to sign up• Deposit using USDTLink: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1Table 1 PodcastThe Table 1 Podcast is poker's living room.We bring you the stories behind the biggest personalities in poker — the wins, the losses, and everything that happens away from the felt.Subscribe for new episodes every week.

Play Poker With the Table 1 CommunityNew players on Phenom Poker can get a 200% deposit bonus up to $2,000.Sign up here:https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1OR… come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1https://table1.vegasTaylor Caby didn't set out to change poker.He set out to get a job.Finance degree.University of Illinois.Do well in school → get hired → make money.That was the plan.Poker was just something on the side.A few home games.$20 buy-ins.Messing around with friends.Then online poker showed up.And the first problem?He couldn't even deposit.He asked his dad to use the credit card.Dad said yes.Mom said no.So for six months… he played freerolls.Grinding for pennies.Eventually he figured it out and loaded about $30–$35 online.That was the bankroll.Six months later?He wins a tournament for $3,000.By the end of the year:He's made $50,000 playing online poker.In college.And within another year…He's playing some of the biggest games on the internet.Then something bigger happened.He realized something nobody else had figured out yet:People weren't losing because they were unlucky.They were losing because they didn't understand the game.So he started recording how he played.Not as a business.Just something to put on a resume.That became CardRunners.The first real poker training site.And almost overnight…Players got better.Games got tougher.And suddenly…People started saying he was ruining poker.From there:♠️ Built one of the most influential poker businesses ever♥️ Played high-stakes online against the best in the world♦️ Partnered with Full Tilt during the poker boom♣️ Watched it all collapse on Black FridayAnd here's the part most people miss:He saw it coming.The whole thing, in his words, “felt like a mirage.”Then he did something most poker players never do.He walked away.Built a DFS company.Lost money.Went back to gambling.Then built another business…Establish The Run.Same idea as CardRunners.Different game.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Taylor joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to break down:♠️ Turning $35 into $50K (and beyond)♠️ The early days of online poker (and how soft it was)♠️ Building CardRunners from a dorm room♠️ Why players said he “ruined the game”♠️ The truth about Black Friday♠️ Starting (and losing money on) a DFS company♠️ What he learned about business vs poker♠️ How Establish The Run was builtIf you want to understand how poker evolved from chaos… to strategy… and what it actually takes to build an edge twice… this episode is a must-listen.Show Notes:0:33 — Intro & early poker impact2:00 — Childhood & early competitive mindset5:30 — Discovering poker in high school10:00 — College & finance path15:00 — First online poker experience17:00 — Grinding $5 sit-n-gos22:00 — First big tournament win23:00 — $50K in college25:00 — Moving into high stakes28:00 — Heads-up battles & rivalries31:00 — Origin of CardRunners34:00 — Building the business38:00 — First big success (and shutdown scare)40:00 — Scaling CardRunners47:00 — Transition into business focus50:00 — Attempting to sell to Full Tilt53:00 — Black Friday impact55:00 — Pivot to DFS (DraftDay)59:00 — Why DFS failed1:03:00 — Playing DFS professionally1:05:00 — Starting Establish The Run1:12:00 — Business today1:20:00 — Closing thoughtsConnect with Taylor CabyTwitter / X: https://x.com/TaylorCabyCome Play Poker With UsIf you're in Las Vegas and want to play in our Table 1 private game at ARIA, you can request a seat here:https://table1.vegasPlay Online With UsJoin us on Phenom Poker and get a deposit bonus:• Up to 200% bonus on your first deposit (up to $2,000)• Use our link to sign up• Deposit using USDTLink: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1

Play Poker With the Table 1 CommunityNew players on Phenom Poker can get a 200% deposit bonus up to $2,000.Sign up here:https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1OR… come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1https://table1.vegasBrandon Wilson's path to the top of poker is anything but normal.Before becoming one of the most successful tournament players in the world with over $11 million in live earnings, Brandon's journey included:• A journalism degree from Northwestern• An internship at Al Jazeera in Qatar• A stint as a rapper in New Orleans• Teaching yoga and meditation• Grinding $10 online tournaments during COVID…and somehow that path led him to the biggest stages in poker.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Brandon joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk about the mindset, preparation, and wild life journey that took him from broke artist to elite high-stakes crusher.Along the way we cover:♠ The moment he fell in love with poker during lockdown♠ Why meditation didn't stop him from tilting♠ Getting called a “cancer” at his first live cash game♠ The discipline behind studying every single hand he's ever questioned♠ The reality of playing $125K and $250K tournaments♠ Why he doesn't coach poker (and probably never will)♠ The mindset required to compete at the very top of the gameBrandon also shares stories from Triton, the WSOP, high-stakes backing deals, and the grind required to reach the highest levels of poker.If you want to understand what it takes to become one of the most prepared players in poker, this episode is a must-watch.Show Notes:1:22 — Paris trip & tournament grind2:46 — Brandon's first podcast appearance4:12 — First live cash game & early poker mistakes7:49 — Going back to the beginning (childhood)11:13 — School, college & journalism12:24 — Al Jazeera internship in Qatar18:23 — Post-college identity crisis19:28 — Acting school attempt20:29 — Rap career in New Orleans23:20 — Discovering yoga & meditation25:22 — COVID lockdown & discovering poker27:19 — Studying poker & meeting Dominik Nitsche34:41 — Desire to reach the top of poker40:28 — Getting backed & bankroll strategy47:49 — First big poker score59:22 — Triton $50K final table run1:03:38 — Playing $125K tournaments1:07:50 — Life on the high-stakes circuit1:13:23 — WSOP goals & chasing a bracelet1:16:13 — Why Brandon doesn't coach1:19:02 — Social media & closing thoughtsConnect with Brandon WilsonTwitter / X: https://x.com/BrandonWPokerCome Play Poker With UsIf you're in Las Vegas and want to play in our Table 1 private game at ARIA, you can request a seat here:https://table1.vegasPlay Online With UsJoin us on Phenom Poker and get a deposit bonus:• Up to 200% bonus on your first deposit (up to $2,000)• Use our link to sign up• Deposit using USDTLink: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1Table 1 PodcastThe Table 1 Podcast is poker's living room.We bring you the stories behind the biggest personalities in poker — the wins, the losses, and everything that happens away from the felt.Subscribe for new episodes every week.

The home buying process remains slow and uncertain for all too many. On average, it now takes around 120 days to complete a property purchase in the UK, a sharp rise since 2007, and around one in three deals still falls through. The cost of failed property transactions runs into billions each year and creates stress for buyers, sellers and mortgage intermediaries alike. In this episode of the Mortgage Insider podcast, host Phil Spencer is joined by Justin Young, CEO of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), and Claire Beardmore, Director of L&G Mortgage Club, to look at why the home buying process takes so long and what could help improve outcomes across the market. The discussion looks at how poor timing and late checks add delay, why repeating property surveys and searches wastes time and money, and how doing more work upfront could allow steps to run side by side rather than one after the other. They also explore what England can learn from Scotland’s home report system, as well as other countries with shorter timelines and far fewer fall-throughs, and why confidence in digitisation, reliable data and clear standards will be essential if change is to stick. With reform work under way and more focus on upfront information, the episode sets out why mortgage intermediaries have such a key role in getting buyers ready early and staying close to developments that could shape how homes are bought and sold in the years ahead.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Join the Holiday Phenom Giveaway: https://table1.vegas/rakeOR... Come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1: https://table1.vegasFrom dealing cards at 19 to winning a WPT and two WSOP bracelets.Episode 106: Tyler PattersonIn this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Justin Young (https://x.com/justinyoung07) and Art Parmann (https://x.com/artparmann) sit down with Tyler Patterson — one of the most respected live tournament pros in poker — to unpack a career built on patience, discipline, and long-term thinking.Tyler shares how he quit college after discovering poker, transitioned from card dealer to full-time player, and built an 18-year backing relationship that helped him survive downswings, avoid burnout, and eventually win at the highest levels of the game.We cover: How Tyler went from $4,000 bankrolls to $575,000 tournament scores Why long-term backing relationships matter (and how they actually work) Winning a WSOP bracelet in 2014, a WPT title, and a second WSOP bracelet in 2025 The realities of live poker vs online poker Navigating poker during COVID — including chopping a major event mid-pandemic Moving to Barbados for two years and learning online poker from scratch Prop bets, golf gambling, and life with Matt Affleck & Matt Savage Why patience beats talent in poker careers What it takes to stay relevant in poker at 40+This is a real poker career story — no shortcuts, no fake hype, just years of grinding, smart decisions, and staying in the game long enough for the wins to come.If you're a poker player, tournament grinder, or just love behind-the-scenes stories from the poker world, this one's for you.Show Notes00:00 Golf Beginnings To Poker09:29 Dealing to Poker Tournaments18:52 Sticking with a Backer24:33 Accidentally Learning PLO8 & Winning a Bracelet34:20 WPTs and Live Stream Nerves44:49 Winning Bestbet Jacksonville50:07 Prop Bets!1:03:51 Some Golf Partying1:07:58 Making an FT When COVID Happened1:14:47 Barbados?!1:21:24 2025 & WSOP Bracelet #21:27:53 The FUTURE!Table 1 Links:What is Table 1? https://table1.vegas200% Deposit Bonus at Phenom Poker: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1Art's Links:Rounders To Founders Newsletter - https://rounderstofounders.comSlotMaps - Beat Slots with AI (seriously) https://slotmaps.comPokerHQ - Run your home game like a pro: https://pokerhq.iohttps://x.com/artparmannJustin's Links:https://x.com/justinyoung07Play poker with Justin on Phenom: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=JYPoker

Ahhh... Thanksgiving … That uniquely American tradition of sitting around the bountiful dinner table, enjoying the company of family and friends, and remembering this 1955 Newsreel: "As Thanksgiving nears, a seasonal gift to President Eisenhower is this strutting, impressive 39-pound Tom Turkey. Handsomest bird in all Nebraska. And perhaps the other 47 states as well. All the trimmings for the White House dinner come with him. A big basket of cranberries to complete the holiday platter. It's a lucky bird that graces the President's table. And he's gobbling with excitement at the prospect." Sadly for handsome 39-pound Tom Turkey, his luck soon ran out. President Eisenhower ate him. Decades later, with America more enlighted, tukeys no longer get eaten. They get pardoned. Presidential pardons. These days, Thanksgiving presidential turkey pardons are big, extravagant White House events. With comical turkey names, comical turkey quips, and lots of giggles and gobbles. Which can mean only thing: It's time for an "Extreme Mortman" White House Thanksgiving Presidential Turkey Pardon Ceremony contest. Featuring a very special guest – the host of the Politics Politics Politics podcast – a true political junkie – Justin Robert Young ... • What are the contest questions? • What are the contest answers? • And why is Justin Young best equipped to be the guest? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Come Play Poker with Us & Get a 150% Deposit Bonus! Sign up here: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1 OR... come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1: https://table1.vegasEpisode 99: Ryan LaPlante In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Art Parmann and Justin Young sit down with renowned poker pro Ryan LaPlante for an unfiltered deep dive into the grinder's life. Ryan opens up about sneaking online poker sessions as a teen, the “Moneymaker effect,” and how dropping out of college set him on the path to poker stardom. He discusses moving across North America to chase the dream, overcoming challenges growing up gay in a traditional environment, and building community through forums and coaching. You'll hear candid insights into tournament swings—odd jobs, finding stable internet, and bankroll variance. Ryan breaks down the backing model, why coaching became both passion and safety net, and why multiple income streams matter for today's pros. The conversation gets personal: being an openly gay figure in poker, balancing business ventures and mentorship, and future aspirations beyond the felt. We close with goals for the next chapter, inside stories about his bracelet win, and advice for grinders navigating an ever-changing industry.Show Notes 00:00 – Some Early Podcast Reminiscing & Finding Poker 07:52 – Early Bankrolls & Part Time Poker 12:30 – Dropping Out of College & Meeting His Future Husband 17:07 – Black Friday & WSOP #1 22:44 – Five Years of Travel & Coaching 27:50 – Staked Life & Spin n Go's! 35:53 – Ryan's Coaching Style & PLO! 40:12 – Grinding Without a Massive Breakout Year 43:37 – Consulting With Poker Operators 47:47 – Ambassador vs Business Relationships 50:15 – The Big Beautiful Tax Bill & Ryan's Exact ROI Stats! 58:06 – The BRACELET! (And its Bittersweet Runout) 1:04:11 – Future Goals & Some Business Ventures 1:16:35 – Socials & OutroRyan's Links https://learnpropoker.com https://instagram.com/everybodyspokerleague https://instagram.com/realprotential https://x.com/protentialmnTable 1 Links What is Table 1? https://table1.vegas 150% Deposit Bonus at Phenom Poker: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1Art's Links Rounders To Founders – https://rounderstofounders.com SlotMaps – Beat Slots with AI (seriously) https://slotmaps.com PokerHQ – Run your home game like a pro: https://pokerhq.io https://x.com/artparmannJustin's Links https://x.com/justinyoung07 Play poker with Justin on Phenom: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=JYPoker

Come Play Poker with us online & Get a 150% Deposit Bonus!Sign up here: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1OR... Come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1! (https://table1.vegas)Episode 98: Cary KatzIn this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Art Parmann and Justin Young sit down with poker legend and PokerGO founder Cary Katz — one of the few players who pretty much invented high roller tournaments. Cary opens up about everything from launching a $20 billion student loan empire to accidentally starting the high roller poker boom.Why he trademarked “Embrace the Tism,” and how he made 75 of his employees millionaires. You'll hear stories about the origins of PokerGO, backing Bryn Kenney through his insane heater, and the real reason he plays poker today. It's one of the most candid, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt conversations we've ever had at Table 1.Show Notes 00:00 Embrace the -Tism 03:29 Cary Kitten & CLC Student Loans 17:34 Poker in Vegas! 20:08 Backing Brynn Kenny & Moving To Vegas 27:21 Poker Central's Origin Story 31:39 The Million Dollar Beat & The TISM 36:07 Listen To Your Wife & Copying Good Branding 39:05 The Poker Masters & “Feelings” in Poker 40:47 Everybody Loves Mori 42:00 The WSOP Bracelet & Being Present 46:29 Being Mischievous in Poker 52:06 The PGT & Super High Roller Bowl Announcement! 57:50 The Big Beautiful F*cking Bill 1:02:24 The Future & Disneyland!Cary's Links:https://PGT.comhttps://PokerGO.comhttps://x.com/CaryKatzTable 1 Links:What is Table 1? https://table1.vegas150% Deposit Bonus at Phenom Poker: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1Art's Links:Rounders To Founders - https://rounderstofounders.comSlotMaps - Beat Slots with AI (seriously) https://slotmaps.comPokerHQ - Run your home game like a pro: https://pokerhq.iohttps://x.com/artparmannJustin's Links:https://x.com/justinyoung07Play poker with Justin on Phenom: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=JYPoker

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Andrew Heaton, Jen Briney, and Justin Young as they dive into a lively discussion on the complexities of political identity, the impact of federal intervention in cities, and the nuances of libertarianism. Trump takes over the DC police, is that legal? If so, will it be effective? Also, are kids spending too much on dumb stuff? Is that a recession signal?Introduction and Opening Remarks - [0:00]Discussion on Federal Intervention in Cities - [15:30]Libertarianism and Political Identity - [35:45]Personal Anecdotes and Experiences - [50:10]Listener Emails and Responses - [1:10:25]Closing Thoughts and Wrap-Up - [1:30:00] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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For our WPT Global Premiere Special, we have got an absolute banger!We have an exclusive interview with poker player, card-room owner, training site owner and CLUB WPT GOLD ambassador Doug Polk, right off the back on his incredible appearance as a stand up comedian on 'Kill Tony'.We are joined by the WPT World Championship Ladies event 3rd place finisher Sinead Davenport.For strategy, we've got Twitch streamer and Irish WPT Global ambassador Padraig O'Neill breaking down a hand he played against Jon Kyte from his victorious EPT Prague heads-up.Justin Young and Art Parmann stop by to talk about the Table One podcast.Plus, the Meme-Maker-In-Chief Barry Carter takes a look at the latest poker news stories!

In this special episode of Table One Podcast, Chris Brewer joins hosts Justin Young and Art Parmann to share his incredible journey from elite collegiate runner to high-stakes poker champion. Chris provides fascinating insights into the mental game of poker, revealing the highs and lows of competing at the top levels, including dealing with brutal downswings and capturing WSOP glory.From hilarious anecdotes at Commerce Casino to strategic breakdowns of his WSOP bracelet wins, Chris offers a unique glimpse into the thrilling world of high-stakes poker.

In this episode of the Table One Podcast, legendary poker pro Ben Lamb joins Justin Young and Art Parman to reveal some of his wildest gambling stories. From a seemingly innocent flip that netted him $50,000 betting only $100 at a time, to accidentally mixing a $25,000 bottle of Macallan with Coke, Ben holds nothing back. Plus, relive the epic story of the $67,000 hole-in-one golf bet that left everyone stunned.Episode 80: Ben LambJoin us for a fun, casual, and insightful conversation that captures the high-stakes thrills and hilarious mishaps from one of poker's best.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more episodes!#Poker #BenLamb #HighStakes #TableOnePodcast------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Like poker?Play with us online at Phenom Poker: https://joinphenompoker.comOr play with us in person at Table 1: https://table1.vegasSubscribe to the Table 1 newsletter. High Stakes Vegas. In Your Inbox. Https://Table1.beehiiv.com------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ben's Links: https://Yeet.comhttps://x.com/BenbaLamb------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Subscribe for more behind-the-scenes stories from the biggest names in poker and gambling.New episodes every week from Table 1 Podcasthttps://table1.vegasFollow us on Instagram: Instagram.com/table1vegasFollow us on Twitter: x.com/table1vegas#BenLamb #WSOP #PokerLegends #HighStakesPoker #Table1Podcast #GamblingStories

Play with us online at Phenom Poker: https://joinphenompoker.comPlay with us at Table 1: https://table1.vegas------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Episode 78: Derek WoltersYou ever stake a buddy just because he ran hot in your home game? Yeah, me too. We've all done it. Invested in a friend. Invested in a rando. Ignored the markup. Thought, "Hey, we're all crushers, right?"Wrong.Today we're joined by a guy who actually knows what he's doing. Derek Wolters has been buying poker pieces for over 15 years. Profitably. Grab a drink. Grab a pen. You're gonna want to take notes.Derek's Links:https://derekwolters.comhttps://x.com/derek_woltersTable 1 Links:https://table1.vegashttps://x.com/table1vegasinstagram.com/table1vegas youtube.com/@Table1VegasPhenom: https://joinphenompoker.com Art's links:https://x.com/artparmannSlotMaps - Learn to Beat Slot Machines (seriously) - https://slotmaps.comPokerHQ - Your Poker Network, Upgraded. https://pokerhq.ioJustin's links:https://x.com/justinyoung07Phenom Poker - https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=JYPokerAbout Table 1 Podcast and YouTube Channel:Welcome to the Table 1 Podcast, your ultimate destination for everything high-stakes poker. Hosted by poker enthusiasts Art Parmann and Justin Young, our podcast brings you in-depth interviews with the biggest names in poker, captivating stories from the poker world, and insights into the game's strategies and trends.Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the game, our channel offers something for everyone. We cover high-stakes cash games, tournaments, gambling, and the latest poker news. Our content includes:Exclusive Interviews: Conversations with top poker players, industry experts, and rising stars.Poker Strategies: Tips and tricks to improve your game, from basic concepts to advanced techniques.Poker News: Stay updated with the latest happenings in the poker world.Entertainment: Enjoy tales of epic poker sessions, amusing anecdotes, and behind-the-scenes stories from the poker community.Our mission is to create a fun and informative space where poker enthusiasts can come together to learn, share, and enjoy the game. Don't miss out on our engaging episodes and insightful discussions that bring you closer to the heart of poker.Don't miss this engaging #poker #podcast. Explore popular poker vlogs and podcasts like those by Andrew Neeme, Brad Owen, Ryan Depaulo: Degenerate Gambler, Jaman Burton, CzechRaiseCharles, Mariano Poker, Raising The Nuts, Rampage Poker, Matt Vaughn, Ben Deach, PokerKraut, Detroit Poker, Marle, Jaime Staples, Jeff Gross, Lex Velhuis, BBZStaking, Raise Your Edge, Daniel Negreanu, Jeff Boski, and Doug Polk.From Zero to Hero: Poker's Biggest Success StoriesPoker Legends: Their Rise From Humble Beginnings to High Stakes GloryThe Grind to the Top: Inspiring Poker Success Stories You Won't BelieveFrom Broke to Bankrupt to Millions: The Wild Ride of Poker SuccessPoker Legends: Secrets to Success & Life's Biggest WinsFrom Broke to Billionaire: Poker's Ultimate Life LessonsThe Mental Game of Poker: How to Win at LifePoker Pro's Guide to Building an Empire (Beyond the Table)The Biggest Blunders in Poker: How to Avoid Them in LifePoker Masters on Overcoming Adversity: Lessons for Everyone

Play with us online at Phenom Poker: https://play.phenompoker.com/registerPlay with us at Table 1: https://table1.vegasEpisode 77: Rory Young is back.After going viral for betting $100,000 that Rich Alati could survive in a pitch-black bathroom for 30 days, a wave of skeptics called BS. Rumors swirled. Reddit threads accused him of staging it. Some said it never happened. Rory said nothing — until now.In this follow-up episode, Rory brings the receipts: 5+ terabytes of time-stamped, uncut footage, legal contracts, interviews, and inside access to one of the wildest prop bets in poker history.This isn't a story. It's evidence.Show Notes0:00 – The skeptics, the rumors, and the $50M challenge1:28 – Why people thought the $100K bet was fake3:02 – The "drive me there now" Len Ashby story5:06 – Rory explains how they sealed off the bathroom6:50 – Footage folder reveal: 5TB of raw video9:04 – Inside the isolation: food drops, cameras, pushups11:30 – Was Rich hallucinating? Early footage breakdown14:00 – The motorcycle helmet & blackout structure explained17:08 – Did Rory scam anyone? Here's how the side action worked20:19 – Rich's video diary: “I've got the hang of it now”22:25 – Buyout negotiations + audio clip of the offer25:03 – Why Rory didn't sell this to Netflix (yet)27:14 – Footage of Rich emerging after 19 days29:55 – Analyzing the “fake” theories with receipts33:20 – What's next? More prop bets? Submarines?35:40 – Rory's take on the internet doubters37:07 – Final word + how to view the raw footage (if you're serious)Table 1 Links:table1.vegasTwitter/XInstagramYouTubeArt's Links:Twitter/XSlotMaps – Learn to Beat Slot Machines (seriously)PokerHQ – Your Poker Network, UpgradedJustin's Links:Twitter/XPhenom PokerAbout Table 1 Podcast and YouTube Channel:Welcome to the Table 1 Podcast, your ultimate destination for everything high-stakes poker. Hosted by poker enthusiasts Art Parmann and Justin Young, our podcast brings you in-depth interviews with the biggest names in poker, captivating stories from the poker world, and insights into the game's strategies and trends.

Play with us online at Phenom Poker: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1Play with us at Table 1: https://table1.vegasEpisode 76: Jean-Robert BellandeWhat do you get when you mix $5 million downswings, pool degenning in Hollywood, nightclub deals with celebrities, and high-stakes poker in Vegas? You get Jean-Robert Bellande.In this episode, JRB tells us about: Getting staked by Tom Dwan Pool games for $20,000 Teaching Robl how to be better for the game His time running games in Prague with a sauna in his bedroom And the $270,000 blind call that actually happenedNo fluff. No B.S. Just the real stories from a guy who's lived five lives and still smiles through it all.

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Last night, Donald Trump delivered a speech that, while technically a joint address to Congress, carried all the hallmarks of a campaign-style event filled with made-for-TV moments, emotional appeals, and strategic messaging. Let's break down what happened.Trump's Optimistic Tone: A Departure from "American Carnage"One of the most surprising takeaways from the speech was Trump's notably optimistic tone. Historically, Trump has thrived on highlighting crises, framing America as a nation in peril, in need of his leadership to "fix it." This time, however, there was a shift. He painted a picture of a country that was on the verge of a new golden era, offering solutions rather than just grievances.While still aggressive in his direct call-outs — pointing at specific politicians and criticizing their policies — Trump's rhetoric was more forward-facing. Whether one believes his words or not, the tone of his message was clear: We're going to be okay, and here's why.The Democrats' Disjointed StrategyIf Trump's address was an exercise in tight, focused messaging, the Democratic response was anything but. There appeared to be an internal divide on how to handle the moment. Leadership suggested a visual strategy, having members bring a “plus one,” specifically fired federal workers, to highlight job losses under Trump. But instead of a powerful display, the execution was lackluster.What Democrats mostly did was hold up small signs with messages like “False”, “Protect Medicaid”, and “Fire Musk.” These signs echoed previous protest tactics, like Rashida Tlaib's “War Criminal” sign when Netanyahu spoke. However, instead of appearing unified and strong, it made them look like they were following a playbook set by a single faction of the party rather than presenting a broad, compelling counterargument.Al Green's Yelling and the Optics BattleThe lack of a coherent Democratic strategy was further highlighted when Rep. Al Green (D-TX) stood up mid-speech and began yelling, though it was unclear what he was yelling about. The 77-year-old congressman was eventually escorted out, but the visual of an elderly man angrily shouting and then leaving quietly did little to make an impact.Trump, anticipating resistance, built a line into his speech about how Democrats would refuse to stand or cheer for anything he said. True to form, many Democrats remained seated during moments that, at least on camera, appeared universally positive. The optics of the party looking grumpy and disengaged while Trump supporters clapped and cheered was, at best, a missed opportunity.Policy Highlights: Inflation, Tariffs, and Open BordersTrump's speech hit several key policy points, starting with inflation, a topic polling shows as a top voter concern. His approach? Blame Biden and promise that lowering fuel costs through increased drilling would lower overall prices.He also reaffirmed his stance on tariffs, arguing that protectionist policies would bring jobs back to America. However, as Justin pointed out, this messaging could be tricky. If tariffs are seen as inflationary, they could directly contradict his economic promises.Immigration was another focus, with Trump highlighting border security as one of his administration's major successes. While migration levels have significantly decreased, he took full credit for the decline, presenting it as a unilateral victory.The Made-for-TV MomentsThis address will likely be remembered more for its emotional and strategic moments than for its policy substance. Trump repeatedly leaned into personal stories, putting everyday Americans in the spotlight. Among the most notable:* A Mother of a Murdered 12-Year-Old – Trump honored a grieving mother whose son was killed by gang members, announcing the renaming of an animal sanctuary in her child's honor.* A Young Female Athlete and Transgender Sports Debate – He highlighted a female volleyball player who suffered a head injury from a transgender opponent, a move that played directly into the right's ongoing cultural battles over women's sports.* A Cancer Survivor Turned Secret Service Member – In a surprise moment, Trump announced that a 13-year-old pediatric cancer survivor was being made an honorary Secret Service agent, prompting an emotional response.* A Military Legacy Continues – A young man from a military family was told, on stage, that he was being accepted into West Point — yet another moment of surprise designed for maximum emotional impact.* Afghanistan and ISIS-K – Perhaps the biggest bombshell was Trump's announcement that the mastermind behind the ISIS-K attack that killed 13 U.S. service members in Afghanistan had been captured and was being extradited.Polling and Public PerceptionIn the immediate aftermath, polling suggested the speech played well. A CNN snap poll showed 69% of speech watchers viewed it positively. A CBS YouGov poll reported that 68% of respondents felt “hopeful” after the speech, while only 16% felt “angry.” These numbers suggest that even some Democrats who tuned in didn't find the address entirely off-putting.However, the real test will come in the weeks ahead. Trump's messaging was disciplined and effective, but whether it translates into a meaningful shift in public opinion remains to be seen.Final Thoughts: The Democrats' Strategic VoidTrump may have dominated the night, but the bigger question is: What is the Democratic strategy? Right now, it seems like their approach is to hope Trump makes mistakes. But hope isn't a plan, and as Justin Young notes, failing to engage effectively in key political moments like this could spell trouble in November.As the 2024 election approaches, one thing is clear: If Democrats don't sharpen their messaging, Trump is going to keep winning the optics battle.Chapters00:00 - Intro08:19 - Trump's Opening Remarks and Al Green's Removal16:02 - Trump's Relationship with Democrats and Biden19:39 - Trump's Comments on Inflation22:04 - DOGE and Open Borders33:23 - Made-for-TV Moments41:19 - Abbey Gate, Ukraine, and the Democrats' Reactions48:39 - Final Thoughts This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.politicspoliticspolitics.com/subscribe

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Welcome to episode 266 of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast!Welcome to the 4th Annual Partners Month where we highlight one of our favorite features of Swimrun…the team aspect. To kick things off this month we have Team Sight the Beam, a.k.a., Justin Young and James Noonan from Sacramento California. These guys are super stoked on the sport (obviously) and their Swimrun journey is a great one.Enjoy!~~~That's it for this week's show. If you are enjoying the Löw Tide Böyz, be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast player and leave us a five-star rating and review since that's the best way for people to discover the show and the sport of Swimrun. You can find us on Apple Podcast, Spotify, and on YouTube. Check out our website for Swimrun resources including gear guides, tips, how-to videos and so much more. Also make sure to check out our meme page @thelowtideboyz on Instagram. If you have any suggestions for the show or questions for us, send us a dm or an email at lowtideboyz@gmail.com. Finally, you can support our efforts on Patreon…if you feel so inclined.Thanks for listening and see you out there!-  Chip and Chris

Get Yield On Your Crypto (Without Giving Up Your Private Keys!) https://gauntlet.xyz/t1 Play Poker with us on PokerGO: https://table1.vegas/pokergo Play with us on Phenom Poker: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1 ---------------------------------- Episode 63 - Joe Bartholdi What would you do if you won millions of dollars overnight… and then your dad tells you the mob might come after you? That's exactly what happened to Joe Bartholdi after he won one of the biggest poker tournaments in WPT history. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Joe breaks down his entire rollercoaster of a career: ✅ Growing up with a degenerate gambler dad ✅ Playing poker underage (and getting away with it) ✅ Hustling pool games for gas money ✅ Running it up to MILLIONS… and then back down again ✅ And, oh yeah… that whole mob thing

Get Yield On Your Crypto (Without Giving Up Your Private Keys!) https://gauntlet.xyz/t1 Play Poker with us on PokerGO: https://table1.vegas/pokergo Play with us on Phenom Poker: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1 ---------------------------------- Episode 62 - Dan "Jungleman" Cates Join us for an epic conversation with Daniel 'Jungleman' Cates, one of poker's most colorful and talented players, as he shares incredible stories from his career. From losing $500,000 in two days to battling poker legends, learning martial arts in China, and launching the Jungleverse, this episode is packed with wisdom, wild stories, and the philosophy of a poker great. Don't miss Jungleman's take on building a better poker community, the Asian poker boom, and his revolutionary ideas for accountability in the game. Whether you're a poker fan or just love hearing about high-stakes drama, this one's for you.

The January 13, 2025, episode of Y's Guys delivered an action-packed livestream covering the latest updates across BYU athletics. Hosts Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler kicked off the show with a recap of BYU Football's latest recruiting win, welcoming four-star athlete McKay Madsen, who chose BYU over Oregon and UCLA. They highlighted Madsen's versatility as a linebacker and running back, as well as his recognition as the Navy All-American Bowl's "Man of the Year." The hosts also previewed BYU's 2025 Big 12 football schedule and the preseason poll rankings.The episode featured two special guests. Justin Young, BYU Basketball's Director of Recruiting, shared insights into the future of the program, highlighting the potential impact of standout recruits AJ Dybantsa and Xavion Staton, as well as BYU's recruiting strategies under his brother, Head Coach Kevin Young. Later, Women's Basketball Head Coach Amber Whiting joined the show to discuss her team's Big 12 journey, the growth of young stars like Delaney Gibb and Amari Whiting, and plans to address challenges with size and consistency.Other highlights included reflections on Kalani Sitake's upcoming induction into the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame, updates on BYU Men's Basketball's struggles in the Big 12, and a roundup of BYU women's sports, including volleyball, gymnastics, and softball. The episode concluded with engaging audience interactions, fun trivia, and a look ahead to next week's show featuring Olympian Jimmer Fredette. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Evan Scrimshaw and Justin Young discuss the current political landscape in the United States, focusing on key states like Florida, North Carolina, and Michigan, as well as the implications of recent Canadian elections. They analyze the strategies Democrats should adopt to secure victories in critical House districts, the impact of abortion rights on voter sentiment, and the role of Kamala Harris in the upcoming elections. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben Criddle talks BYU sports every weekday from 3 to 7 pm.Today's Co-Hosts: Ben Criddle (@criddlebenjamin)Subscribe to the Cougar Sports with Ben Criddle podcast:Apple Podcastshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle/id99676

In this episode, Stan Wisseman and Rob Aragao welcome Justin Young to explore the transformative role of Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) in enhancing software supply chain security. Justin shares his extensive experience and insights into how SBOMs contribute to the maturation of the software industry, drawing parallels with the auto and food industries' approaches to defect and ingredient tracking.The discussion delves into the regulatory landscape, highlighting the FDA's SBOM requirements for medical devices, the U.S. National Cybersecurity Strategy, and various compliance mandates from CISA, DORA, PCI, and the EU CRA. Justin explains the importance of shifting liability to software vendors and away from end users and open-source developers, emphasizing the need for actively maintained and secure software components.Listeners will gain an understanding of the different SBOM formats, Cyclone DX and SPDX, and their respective advantages. Justin also addresses the challenges organizations face in managing SBOMs, including procurement, validation, and the necessity of a dedicated SBOM program manager.Finally, the episode explores the practicalities of SBOM implementation, from storage and cataloging to enrichment and vulnerability management, offering a comprehensive guide for organizations aiming to bolster their software security practices.Tune in to learn how SBOMs are reshaping the software industry, driving transparency, and enhancing security across software supply chains.Relevant Links:Episode 88: Open-Source Software: Unlocking efficiency and innovationEpisode 41: Do a little dance, Time for some SLSAEpisode 26: Log4j Vulnerabilities: All you need to know and how to protect yourselfEpisode 4: SolarWinds: Bringing down the building… Software Supply-Chain Pressure PointsWhitepaper: The need for a Software Bill of MaterialsSoftware Supply Chain Hub pageFollow or subscribe to the show on your preferred podcast platform.Share the show with others in the cybersecurity world.Get in touch via reimaginingcyber@gmail.com

Seven Suns is a brand new group comprised of some of the best musicians in Hawai`i. This is a labor of love from guys who have been playing music with some of the top bands in the world, and now are collaborating on new songs. Justin Young, Shawn Pimental, Ethan Capone, Jason Tupuola-Aiono, Phil Crown, Paul Nelson, and Pi`i Miguel are all part of this star studded lineup. Find Seven Suns on Instagram: @sevensunstheband Find Kyle's designs here: https://www.hilifeclothing.com/ Find Devon Nekoba here: https://kumu.com/ Love watching HI*Sessions? Well, now you can join our Patreon community and directly impact our ability to continue making great videos like this one. For as little as $1/mo. you'll get early access to our content as well as cool exclusive stuff for the Patreon community. Visit http://www.patreon.com/hisessions and sign up today! Make sure you subscribe to get notified when we release new videos! Follow HI*Sessions: http://hisessions.com http://www.facebook.com/hisessions http://twitter.com/hisessions

Arden Cho, a model, singer, and Netflix star, is no stranger to the spotlight! This time she's taking her acting skills to new heights as she attempts to pull off an audacious bluff against poker professionals Phil Hellmuth and Justin Young on PokerGo's No Gamble, No Future! When 3-betting preflop you should have some bluffs […] The post WPH #502: She HUMILIATES Phil Hellmuth & JY! first appeared on Jonathan Little.

Joining me this episode to discuss their travel and holiday stories is the musician and lead singer and guitarist of The Vaccines - Justin Young. Please subscribe and review. Thanks, Alan. xx ‘Life's A Beach' everyone's favourite travel podcast is here to give you all the vitamin D you need. More celebrity passengers unpack their travel suitcases dishing the dirt on their holiday high-jinks. Buckle up, sit back and enjoy the inflight entertainment!! A 'Keep It Light Media' Production Sales, advertising, and general enquiries: hello@keepitlightmedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matt encounters a fired up bartender at The Balliwick when Justin Young was in town. J Keith recalls his favorite topics from guests on his show and talks about the very slim chances ICS will ever appear on his show. All the boys name their 3 trivia topics. Then we play Scoopardy Trivia of our own.

Justin Young and Brian Brushwood brings a special guest of their own into a studio filled with scoops. Sphere talk: Is it hackable? Also, what's "Pizza Bombing". Brian invents a new money counting ritual. Jock Vs. Nerd Trivia where Wendy Bird Oz has the funniest line the night, if not podcast.