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A new Craftwork conversation with Brendan O'Meara, author of the biography The Front Runner: The Life of Steve Prefontaine, available from Mariner Books. The paperback edition will be available on November 2. O'Meara is the founder and host of the Creative Nonfiction podcast. As a sportswriter, he's covered a wide swath of events including the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and Belmont Stakes, as well as several local and professional sports for Trail Runner Magazine, Bleacher Report and the Associated Press. His essays and craft pieces have appeared in Writer's Digest, Brevity, Creative Nonfiction Magazine, and Longreads. He lives in Oregon. *** ⁠⁠⁠⁠Otherppl with Brad Listi⁠⁠⁠⁠ is a weekly literary podcast featuring in-depth interviews with today's leading writers. Available where podcasts are available: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠, etc. Subscribe to ⁠⁠⁠⁠Brad Listi's email newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠. ⁠⁠⁠⁠Support the show on Patreon⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Merch⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠  ⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Bluesky⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email the show: letters [at] otherppl [dot] com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CMOs are putting more than 15% of their marketing budgets into Al. But 70% say their own marketing processes aren't ready for it. Where Does Your Next Marketing Dollar Go? Before you spend your next marketing dollar on Al, look at what Gartner found when it asked 401 CMOs about their budgets this year. They are putting more than 15 percent of the marketing budget into Al, and 70 percent of them say their own processes aren't ready for it My guest on this episode of The AI Marketing Companion has an explanation for that gap. Marie Bahl is the CMO of Uptempo, whose software helps marketing teams at companies like IBM and IKEA plan and track every dollar they spend. She has marketed enterprise software for 30 years, and she writes for both CMOs and CFOs. Who Wires Together Every Marketing Dollar? A quick primer first. A point solution is software built to do one job: send email, run webinars, score leads, report attribution. Marie counts more than 15,000 of them sold to marketers. A large team might run 50, each bought at a different time by a different person, and few of them share numbers. In finance or HR, IT or a consulting firm connects the systems. In marketing, that wiring job landed on the CMO. Marie's description of the result: "We've allowed this crazy patchwork quilt of solutions to ineffectively represent us, and what happens in the mix is we lose credibility." Her one-line summary of the job today: "The CMO job today is mostly defensive. We're playing defense instead of offense." Marketing Is a Business, So Defend the Marketing Dollar Like One Marie argues that marketing is a business inside the business. Marketers build the market, and they create a series of products that deliver that market on behalf of what the company sells. Running it that way means trading impressions and clicks for measures a CFO already uses. She told me the story of IBM seeing its entire marketing budget in one view for the first time. The Kentucky Derby sponsorship couldn't justify itself next to everything else on the page, so IBM walked away from it. Could your biggest line item survive that same view? Play Along: Keep, Kill, or Hand It Back I asked Marie to sort five tasks that sit on a typical CMO's desk: Choosing and wiring the marketing software Reconciling the budget with finance Buying AI tools for the team Cleaning customer data Building the attribution report for the board Sort them for your own desk before you listen. Then hear which one Marie still owns herself, and the sentence she thinks every marketing leader should say to their CIO this week. Her challenge to all of us: "It's time to stop and ask for the underpinning that you need in order to be credible on behalf of your business." [Listen to the full episode] Hear Marie out, then decide where your next marketing dollar goes.

Hour 3 (09.25) Tim makes his case for Karen Bass over Nithya Raman in the LA mayor's race. Plus: two-time Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Doug O'Neill and Sammy Long's NFL picks. 8:05 – Christmas deals are already out, and Christmas Eve is three months away. Almost half of shoppers start in October or earlier. Did you ever dig through your parents' closet looking for your presents? 8:20 – The best holiday bike story you've ever heard. Doug O'Neill won the Kentucky Derby with I'll Have Another in 2012 and Nyquist in 2016, and he's won graded stakes races at every level. More at DougONeillRacing.com. 8:35 – Sammy Long of "Not Quite Ringside" on AM 570 LA Sports (@thesammylong on X) went two-for-three last week. His picks for Sunday, at Friday's lines: Ravens-Cowboys under 52.5, Chiefs -10.5 at Miami, Bucs +1.5 at Minnesota, Texans-Colts under 42.5, and Broncos +2.5 vs. the Rams. 8:50 – Mayor Karen Bass faces Councilmember Nithya Raman in the Nov. 3 runoff. Tim admits Bass has had her troubles but says she's still the move, and Raman's record on policing is where he draws the line. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Timestamp for Sport of Kings Episode 380, sponsored by AmWager. Host Christopher Larmey is joined by special guest Barry Spears for a detailed discussion of selected Breeders' Cup prep races from Bel, CD, and SA on Saturday 9-26-2026.12 – Bel Race 9 (G3 Vosburgh)26 – Bel Race 10 (G1 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic)41 – Bel Race 11 (G2 Flower Bowl)57 – CD Race 8 (Bourbon Flight Stakes)1:01 – CD Race 9 (G3 Ack Ack)1:11 – CD Race 10 (G2 Lukas Classic)1:22 – Spot Plays: SA Race 3 and Race 5

In this episode of Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan, the 2014 murders of Russell and Shirley Dermond remain one of Georgia's most puzzling unsolved crimes. What starts with the elderly couple missing a Kentucky Derby watch party quickly becomes Russell found dead in their garage and Shirley discovered days later in Lake Oconee. With no forced entry, no clear motive, missing evidence, and few usable clues, investigators explore robbery, a possible hit, and extortion. Years later, authorities say newer technology may finally help identify a person of interest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Timestamp for Sport of Kings Episode 379, sponsored by AmWager. Host Christopher Larmey is joined by special guest, John Gaspar, for a detailed discussion of select races this week including the G1 Jockey Club Gold Cup and PA Derby.2 – Introduction14 – Fri Bel Race 5 (G1 JC Gold Cup)34 – Sat PARX Race 13 (G1 Cotillion)46 – Sat PARX Race 14 (G1 PA Derby)1:01 – Sat Bel Race 9 (Floral Park Stakes)1:12 – Spot Plays: Sat PARX Race 12

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) is joined by Jonathon Kinchen (JK) sit down to analyze horse racing action from Belmont Park for Friday (Sept. 18), a day which also features the Grade 1 Jockey Club Gold Cup 2026 as part of the ITM Horseplayers Tour!The Jockey Club Gold Cup is part of the Breeders' Cup Win and You're In Series for the Breeders' Cup Classic, and this year's edition attracts defending Breeders' Cup Classic 2025 champion Forever Young as he makes his first starts since a runner-up finish to Magnitude in the Dubai World Cup 2026 back in March at Meydan Racecourse. The winner of over $30 million in purses is listed as the 3-5 morning-line favorite and will face just four other rivals with Kentucky Derby 2025 champion Sovereignty opting to miss the Jockey Club Gold Cup. Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott runs two in the race with Baeza, last year's third-place finisher in Kentucky Derby 2025, as well as longshot Stars and Stripes while the remaining two in the field are Phileas Fogg and Render Judgement.The ITM Horseplayers Tour is a series of Pick and Pray contest running up to the Breeders' Cup that only cost $20 to enter every Friday with all proceeds going directly to supporting various causes through Breeders' Cup Charities! Plus, consistent play in these contests is rewarded because players can earn spots into Breeders' Cup Betting Challenge (BCBC) feeders the following day as well as spots in the ITM Horseplayers Tour playoffs, which are reserved for the top performers in the contests! One lucky player will have the chance to play and win a $10,000 BCBC Seat in the ITM Horseplayers Tour playoffs at no extra charge!Enter this week's contest here: https://horseplayers.com/contest/2424385/belmont-park-bcbc-p-p-in-the-money-horseplayers-tour-feeder-to-9-19-sat-bcbc-qualifier-benefits-bc-charities.html

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) is joined by Jonathon Kinchen (JK) sit down to analyze horse racing action from Belmont Park for Friday (Sept. 18), a day which also features the Grade 1 Jockey Club Gold Cup 2026 as part of the ITM Horseplayers Tour!The Jockey Club Gold Cup is part of the Breeders' Cup Win and You're In Series for the Breeders' Cup Classic, and this year's edition attracts defending Breeders' Cup Classic 2025 champion Forever Young as he makes his first starts since a runner-up finish to Magnitude in the Dubai World Cup 2026 back in March at Meydan Racecourse. The winner of over $30 million in purses is listed as the 3-5 morning-line favorite and will face just four other rivals with Kentucky Derby 2025 champion Sovereignty opting to miss the Jockey Club Gold Cup. Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott runs two in the race with Baeza, last year's third-place finisher in Kentucky Derby 2025, as well as longshot Stars and Stripes while the remaining two in the field are Phileas Fogg and Render Judgement.The ITM Horseplayers Tour is a series of Pick and Pray contest running up to the Breeders' Cup that only cost $20 to enter every Friday with all proceeds going directly to supporting various causes through Breeders' Cup Charities! Plus, consistent play in these contests is rewarded because players can earn spots into Breeders' Cup Betting Challenge (BCBC) feeders the following day as well as spots in the ITM Horseplayers Tour playoffs, which are reserved for the top performers in the contests! One lucky player will have the chance to play and win a $10,000 BCBC Seat in the ITM Horseplayers Tour playoffs at no extra charge!Enter this week's contest here: https://horseplayers.com/contest/2424385/belmont-park-bcbc-p-p-in-the-money-horseplayers-tour-feeder-to-9-19-sat-bcbc-qualifier-benefits-bc-charities.html

Chad Hyams and Bob Stewart dive into stories of resilience with guest Marcus Aurelius Anderson, the author of "Acta Non Verba." Unpacking the crucial theme of actions over words, Marcus shares his life-changing journey from military paratrooper to navigating paralysis, highlighting the power of gratitude and facing adversity. Learn how to flip life's challenges into opportunities and why everyday actions speak louder than intentions. This conversation blends personal insight with practical advice on embracing discomfort and transforming it into a catalyst for growth and change. Connect with Marcus at https://www.marcusaureliusanderson.com/ ---------- Connect with the hosts: •    Ben Kinney: https://www.BenKinney.com/ •    Bob Stewart: https://www.linkedin.com/in/activebob •    Chad Hyams: https://ChadHyams.com/ •    Book one of our co-hosts for your next event: https://WinMakeGive.com/speakers/   More ways to connect: •    Join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/winmakegive •     Sign up for our weekly newsletter: https://WinMakeGive.com/sign-up •     Explore the Win Make Give Podcast Network: https://WinMakeGive.com/   Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network 00:00 Exploring Stoicism and Life Changes with Marcus Aurelius Anderson 04:48 Overcoming Fear and Embracing Failure in Entrepreneurship 06:43 Embracing a Legacy Through the Name Marcus Aurelius 08:59 Overcoming Adversity and Finding Gratitude in Life's Challenges 16:02 Finding Gratitude in Adversity and Genuine Challenges 20:06 Transforming Adversity into Opportunity Through Radical Gratitude 23:52 Embracing Adversity and Overcoming Hesitation in Life 28:05 Introducing Micro Adversities to Build Resilience in Children 30:26 Overcoming Inaction by Embracing Determined and Immediate Action 32:54 Marcus Aurelius Anderson Discusses Books and Kentucky Derby 34:51 Overcoming Adversity Through Immediate Action and Determination

Timestamp for Sport of Kings Episode 378, sponsored by AmWager. Host Christopher Larmey is joined by special guest, Kevin Kilroy, CDI Analyst, for a detailed discussion races 8-12 from CD on 9/12/26 including the G2 Locust Grove Stakes and some additional spot plays including the G1 Woodbine Mile.2 – Introduction11 – CD Race 6 (Open Mind Stakes)22 – CD Race 7 (Louisville Thoroughbred Society Stakes)34 – CD Race 8 (G3 Pocahontas)46 – CD Race 9 (G2 Locust Grove Stakes)52 – CD Race 10 (G3 Iroquois Stakes)1:05 – Spot Plays at CD and WO including the G1 Woodbine Mile

The road to the 2027 Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby kick off this Saturday so that means we are headed to Churchill Downs for a Stakes extravaganza. Included in those Stakes are points races for the Oaks and Derby. Back a horse and get paid!!!

Another huge weekend of racing is here. Jared Welch and Aaron Halterman go Mega Rapid Fire through seven stakes races from Churchill Downs, Gulfstream Park, and Woodbine, including the Iroquois Stakes on the Kentucky Derby trail, the Pocahontas Stakes on the Kentucky Oaks trail, and five Breeders' Cup Challenge races.The spotlight is on Woodbine, which has put together one of the best cards it has ever assembled, featuring the Natalma, Summer, Woodbine Mile, and E.P. Taylor — all Breeders' Cup Challenge races.They'll give their picks and strongest opinions for the Pocahontas, Iroquois, Princess Rooney, Natalma, Summer, Woodbine Mile, and E.P. Taylor before closing things out with their latest Seeing Double Power Plays.

Legendary sportscaster Tom Hammond joins Speaking of Writers to discuss a lifetime behind the microphone—from the Kentucky Derby and Breeders' Cup to the Olympics and the NFL.A must-listen for racing fans, sports lovers, and anyone inspired by remarkable careers. This is part of our Keeneland Library Lecture Series. #TomHammond #HorseRacing #KentuckyDerby #SportsPodcast #SportsBroadcasting #Olympics #BreedersCup #TripleCrown #AuthorInterview #SpeakingOfWriters #KeenelandLibrary

Entrepreneur, philanthropist, horse owner, public sevant Bruce Lunsford has died. Here's a clip from 2020 when Bruce's horse Art Collector was in the upcoming Kentucky Derby (delayed to September because of COVID social distancing requirements).Bruce discusses his horse and his own childhood growing up on a Kentucky farm, working life a farmer for the rest of his life.

Who said a kid from a 700-person town in Dexter, New Mexico can't win Triple Crowns? Meet horse racing's LeBron — Mike Smith — who did it at 52 and is still winning at 60.Finesse over force. That's how Mike turned 44 years, 29 Kentucky Derbys, and 2 Hall of Fame careers into a masterclass in longevity, hustle, and beating Father Time when he tries to count you out. The Hall of Famer reveals why you have to learn to lose 80% of the time, why New Mexico's "disadvantage" was his advantage, and how letting go of ego lets time slow down when pressure peaks.Mike Smith is a Hall of Fame jockey, 2x Kentucky Derby winner and Triple Crown winner (Justify, 2018) — we call him horse racing's LeBron James to salute his 40+ year dominance in the sport.Respect The Connect Ep. 158 — Johnny James x Big Money Mike Smith

Timestamp for Sport of Kings Episode 377, sponsored by AmWager. Host Christopher Larmey is joined by special guest, Nick Seevers, for a detailed discussion races 9-12 from Sar on 9/5/26 including the Spinaway Stakess.2 – Introduction7 – SAR Race 9 (Allowance)19 – SAR Race 10 (Allowance)36 – SAR Race 11 (G1 Spinaway Stakes)49 – SAR Race 12 (Starter Allowance)59 – Betting Discussion1:08 - Spot Plays

Having already covered the NFL for this season last September, as well as the WNBA and golf along the way, It Happened One Year chose to tackle the rest of the sports calendar in 2000! And so, listen as Sarah & Joe tackle everything from the NBA to the Iditarod, MLB's Subway Series to the World Series of Poker, the America's Cup to the Kentucky Derby, and much much more! Then, our intrepid hosts make their yearly wacky picks for the upcoming NFL season, plus how the 2026 baseball playoffs are almost certainly just a Chicago affair. 

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) and Jonathon Kinchen (JK) sit down to recap a big weekend of horse racing action topped by a sensational running of the Travers Stakes 2026, where Brad Cox runner Leading Change stayed unbeaten and downed the cream of the 3-year-old crop to win the Grade 1 in just his third start. Leading Change bounded boldly by Preakness Stakes 2026 winner Napoleon Solo while locking Kentucky Derby 2026 and Belmont Stakes 2026 winner Golden Tempo out from his rail run to get the victory under a golden ride by hot jockey Manny Franco. With the titans of the division foiled by such a precocious runner, the Travers Stakes paints an interesting picture for divisional honors as well as if any of the 3-year-olds hold any weight against older horses coming up towards the Breeders' Cup Classic. The weekend included so many other notable moments from Kentucky Downs starting its 2026 season to Englishman running another scorcher to win the H. Allen Jerkens 2026 on the Travers Stakes undercard. This is a stacked episode with plenty to talk about and opine on for the Breeders' Cup picture!

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) and Jonathon Kinchen (JK) sit down to recap a big weekend of horse racing action topped by a sensational running of the Travers Stakes 2026, where Brad Cox runner Leading Change stayed unbeaten and downed the cream of the 3-year-old crop to win the Grade 1 in just his third start. Leading Change bounded boldly by Preakness Stakes 2026 winner Napoleon Solo while locking Kentucky Derby 2026 and Belmont Stakes 2026 winner Golden Tempo out from his rail run to get the victory under a golden ride by hot jockey Manny Franco. With the titans of the division foiled by such a precocious runner, the Travers Stakes paints an interesting picture for divisional honors as well as if any of the 3-year-olds hold any weight against older horses coming up towards the Breeders' Cup Classic. The weekend included so many other notable moments from Kentucky Downs starting its 2026 season to Englishman running another scorcher to win the H. Allen Jerkens 2026 on the Travers Stakes undercard. This is a stacked episode with plenty to talk about and opine on for the Breeders' Cup picture!

BIG Players' Podcast incoming for the late-week show starting with a look at the major horse racing stakes action at Saratoga Race Course for Saturday (Aug. 29) headlined by the Travers Stakes 2026, which aligns winners of every major 3-year-old race on the calendar including Kentucky Derby 2026 & Belmont Stakes 2026 champ Golden Tempo, Preakness Stakes 2026 champ Napoleon Solo, Jim Dandy 2026 winner & Kentucky Derby runner-up Renegade and many more! Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) and Jonathon Kinchen (JK) analyze the action from Saratoga before shifting their attention to Kentucky Downs for opening day of the 2026 racing season, which features a revamped betting menu including a $5 minimum on Win-Place-Show bets as well as the addition of a $3 Late Pick 3, $5 Late Daily Double and $5 base exacta on the last race of every race card. Mikee P & Breeders' Cup Betting Challenge champ Drew Coatney wrap the show with a look at stakes action from Woodbine Racetrack for Sunday (Aug. 30), which features five stakes events with just over $1 million in purses on offer.

The Travers Stakes, Saratoga's Grade 1, $1.25 million mid-summer derby, dominates the conversation this week on the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. Racing analyst Kaylie Shapiro of the New York Racing Association discusses the first-ever showdown between Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner Golden Tempo, Preakness victor Napoleon Solo and Jim Dandy (G2) winner Renegade. Trainer Lindsay Schultz talks about Baby Vino, the colt's 28-1 upset victory in the Haskell (G1) and whether there could be an encore surprise in the Travers. Paddock Prince handicapper David Levitch weighs in with his tips for the Travers plus two other graded stakes, the Ballerina (G1) and Lake Placid (G2), on Saratoga's Saturday card. Listener and reader feedback comes from the Travers draw and adds to the opinion about how the biggest race of the summer may be run and won. Keith Nelson of Fairmount Park and guest co-host Jonathon Kinchen from NYRA discuss a turbulent month in racing as well as the Travers and perhaps a cameo mention of the St. Louis Derby. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod via Horse Racing Nation is available via free subscription from Apple, Firefox, iHeart and Spotify as well as HorseRacingNation.com. It is sponsored by 1/ST BET.

BIG Players' Podcast incoming for the late-week show starting with a look at the major horse racing stakes action at Saratoga Race Course for Saturday (Aug. 29) headlined by the Travers Stakes 2026, which aligns winners of every major 3-year-old race on the calendar including Kentucky Derby 2026 & Belmont Stakes 2026 champ Golden Tempo, Preakness Stakes 2026 champ Napoleon Solo, Jim Dandy 2026 winner & Kentucky Derby runner-up Renegade and many more! Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) and Jonathon Kinchen (JK) analyze the action from Saratoga before shifting their attention to Kentucky Downs for opening day of the 2026 racing season, which features a revamped betting menu including a $5 minimum on Win-Place-Show bets as well as the addition of a $3 Late Pick 3, $5 Late Daily Double and $5 base exacta on the last race of every race card. Mikee P & Breeders' Cup Betting Challenge champ Drew Coatney wrap the show with a look at stakes action from Woodbine Racetrack for Sunday (Aug. 30), which features five stakes events with just over $1 million in purses on offer.

Timestamp for Sport of Kings Episode 376, sponsored by AmWager. Host Christopher Larmey is joined by special guest, Scott Carson, his former Sport of Kings co-host, for a detailed discussion about graded stakes races 8-13 from Sar on 8/29/26 including theTravers Stakes. 2 – Introduction 5 – Discussion of book Betting on Horse$ 15 – SAR Race 8 (G1 Allen Jerkens) 23 – SAR Race 9 (G1 Personal Ensign) 31 – SAR Race 10 (G2 Lake Placid) 40 – SAR Race 11 (G1 Forego) 50 – SAR Race 12 (G1 Ballerina) 1:08 – SAR Race 13 (G1 Travers)

NFL Preseason Wrapping Up, Previewing the Travers Conferences are aligned in the pushback on professional athletes trying to return to college competition. Plus, hope is on the horizon for Aaron Judge's return to the Yankees' lineup. The star OF is taking batting practice as New York stays in the hunt for the division lead. The centerpiece of the Saratoga summer racing meet is this weekend. The Travers is a 10-horse field with the Kentucky Derby and Belmont winner as the morning line favorite. Will Golden Tempo get to the wire first again? Dateline host Josh Mankiewicz joins the show to talk about his podcast, Missing in America. And, local cancer survivor, fighter and advocate Dave Worden on the success of his fundraising tournament.

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) is joined by Ben Kudla from Equibase's The Inside Track Podcast to analyze some betting angles for Travers Stakes 2026 through RaceLens!Travers Stakes 2026 culminates into the ultimate horse racing prize for 3 year olds with the titans of the division throwing down for the summer's last million-dollar prize before the Breeders' Cup Classic! Kentucky Derby 2026 and Belmont Stakes 2026 champ Golden Tempo looks to cement himself as the king of the crop inside of the stacked 10-horse field which includes (from top to bottom): Louisiana Derby 2026 winner Emerging Market, Preakness Stakes 2026 winner Napoleon Solo, Tampa Bay Derby 2026 winner The Puma, Jim Dandy 2026 winner and Kentucky Derby runner-up Renegade, Kentucky Derby third-place finisher and maiden Ocelli, Haskell Stakes 2026 winner Baby Vino and Southwest Stakes 2026 winner Silent Tactic, just to name the majority. The field also includes Leading Change for Brad Cox, a colt who is undefeated from two starts and enters from a victory in the Indiana Derby 2026, and Sea Strike, who will look to ascend from a victory in the Curlin Stakes 2026 at Saratoga to the top prize in the Travers Stakes. RaceLens is an exclusive subscription software through Equibase that provides proprietary data, figures & custom past performances to elevate your handicapping game! Learn more about RaceLens on the Equibase website: https://www.equibase.com/premium/eqpViewSubscription.cfm?Incltxt=eqpViewStatsRaceLensSub.cfm

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) is joined by Ben Kudla from Equibase's The Inside Track Podcast to analyze some betting angles for Travers Stakes 2026 through RaceLens!Travers Stakes 2026 culminates into the ultimate horse racing prize for 3 year olds with the titans of the division throwing down for the summer's last million-dollar prize before the Breeders' Cup Classic! Kentucky Derby 2026 and Belmont Stakes 2026 champ Golden Tempo looks to cement himself as the king of the crop inside of the stacked 10-horse field which includes (from top to bottom): Louisiana Derby 2026 winner Emerging Market, Preakness Stakes 2026 winner Napoleon Solo, Tampa Bay Derby 2026 winner The Puma, Jim Dandy 2026 winner and Kentucky Derby runner-up Renegade, Kentucky Derby third-place finisher and maiden Ocelli, Haskell Stakes 2026 winner Baby Vino and Southwest Stakes 2026 winner Silent Tactic, just to name the majority. The field also includes Leading Change for Brad Cox, a colt who is undefeated from two starts and enters from a victory in the Indiana Derby 2026, and Sea Strike, who will look to ascend from a victory in the Curlin Stakes 2026 at Saratoga to the top prize in the Travers Stakes. RaceLens is an exclusive subscription software through Equibase that provides proprietary data, figures & custom past performances to elevate your handicapping game! Learn more about RaceLens on the Equibase website: https://www.equibase.com/premium/eqpViewSubscription.cfm?Incltxt=eqpViewStatsRaceLensSub.cfm

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) and Jonathon Kinchen (JK) return for this episode of the Players' Podcast looking back at all the stellar horse racing action from this past weekend!Topics covered on this show include the sensational win by Knightsbridge in Pacific Classic 2026 at Del Mar on Saturday, in which he easily trounced Breeders' Cup winner Full Serrano to bound away for jockey Junior Alvarado and Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott, the same tandem that campaigned Kentucky Derby 2025 winner Sovereignty, who is another contender for the Breeders' Cup Classic this fall. The two also look back at Alabama Stakes 2026, where Counting Stars was denied the Triple Tiara in an upset win by My Gun's Loaded. All of the major horse racing action from this past weekend is covered in this episode, so don't miss it!

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) and Jonathon Kinchen (JK) return for this episode of the Players' Podcast looking back at all the stellar horse racing action from this past weekend!Topics covered on this show include the sensational win by Knightsbridge in Pacific Classic 2026 at Del Mar on Saturday, in which he easily trounced Breeders' Cup winner Full Serrano to bound away for jockey Junior Alvarado and Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott, the same tandem that campaigned Kentucky Derby 2025 winner Sovereignty, who is another contender for the Breeders' Cup Classic this fall. The two also look back at Alabama Stakes 2026, where Counting Stars was denied the Triple Tiara in an upset win by My Gun's Loaded. All of the major horse racing action from this past weekend is covered in this episode, so don't miss it!

Timestamp for Sport of Kings Episode 375, sponsored by AmWager. Host Christopher Larmey is joined by special guest, Ryan Flanders, founder of TripNotePros, for a detailed discussion about races 9-11 from Del Mar on Saturday, including the G1 Pacific Classic. 2 – Comments on Marshall Gramm Story  5 – Introduction 15 – DMR Wagering Menu 17 – DMR Race 9 (G1 DMR Oaks) 23 – DMR Race 10 (G1 Pacific Classic) 38 – DMR Race 11 (G2 DMR Mile) 54 – Spot Play: Friday, DMR Race 8 58 – Spot Play: Saturday, DMR Race 5 (G2 Green Flash)

Timestamp for Sport of Kings Episode 374, sponsored by AmWager. Host Christopher Larmey is joined by special guest Michael Kipness, AKA “The Wizard” for a detailed discussion of races 9-12 from Saratoga on Saturday, August 15th, including the G1 Christophe Clement Stakes. 2 – Introduction and Betting on Horse$ discussion 8 – Discussion of the Wizard's new “Betting Window” 34 – SAR Race 9 (G1 Christophe Clement Turf Stakes) 54 – SAR Race 10 (Galway Stakes) 1:02 – Sar Race 11 (Starter Allowance)  1:07 – Sar Race 12 (Maiden Claiming) 1:15 – Betting Strategy for late P4

In The Money Media's Players' Podcast returns with this special show presented by TwinSpires Tournaments focused on some of the big horse racing action taking place at Saratoga Race Course this Saturday (Aug. 8) headlined by the Whitney Stakes, which shapes to be an absolute brawl with Kentucky Derby 2025 champ Sovereignty looking for a signature win as a 4-year-old against Dubai World Cup 2026 winner Magnitude and Oaklawn Handicap champ White Abarrio just to name a few in the stacked eight-horse field, which does also include a filly in Mark Casse's Nitrogen.

This edition of the In The Money Media late-week show begins with a special look at the 2026 Hambletonian, the biggest race in harness racing! Their sport's Kentucky Derby, the stakes-laden card gets underway at 12 p.m. (EDT) on Saturday (Aug. 8) and Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) got the skinny on the marquee races with the hosts of the Harness Players' Podcast Ray Cotolo and Mikee P. The harness pair then take the reins to look at some flat action up at Woodbine Racetrack for Saturday before handing the mic back to PTF for the closing segment focused on horse racing action from Monmouth Park with guest Duke Matties.

The Racing Dudes break down the major changes shaking up the Triple Crown, including the new Thoroughbred Championship Series, the Preakness moving to a new date beginning in 2027, and what it all means for the future of the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and Belmont Stakes.Then the Dudes handicap a loaded Whitney Day card at Saratoga, including the $1 million Whitney Stakes (G1), Fourstardave Stakes (G1), Saratoga Derby (G1), and more. Both the Whitney and Fourstardave are Breeders' Cup Challenge Series “Win and You're In” races, offering automatic berths into the Breeders' Cup.Get their picks, longshots, and best bets for one of the biggest weekends of the summer.

The Grade 1, $1 million Whitney Stakes this weekend at Saratoga and the introduction of a new 3-year-old series that excludes the Preakness Stakes are the talk of the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. Acacia Clément from Fox Sports and the New York Racing Association TV team discusses the Whitney rematch of Magnitude against his three closest pursuers from the Stephen Foster (G1). She also talks about other highlights on the card that includes three other Grade 1 races. Nitrogen is not to be missed as she tries to become the seventh female horse ever to win the Whitney. General manager Jonathan Green from D.J. Stables talks about why he and trainer Mark Casse decided this would be a good spot for their 4-year-old filly. Ed DeRosa takes his turn in the handicapping rotation. In addition to offering tips for the Whitney and other weekend races, he weighs in on the story of the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes being the centerpieces of the latest alliance between Churchill Downs Inc. and the New York Racing Association. The late jockey Robby Albarado is remembered with an archived interview from the Eclipse Awards in January 2009, when Curlin was honored as the horse of the year for the second time in a row. Co-hosts John Cherwa of the Los Angeles Times and Keith Nelson of Fairmount Park offer their thoughts about where this week's developments leave the Triple Crown. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod via Horse Racing Nation is sponsored by 1/ST BET. It is available via free subscription from Apple, Firefox, iHeart and Spotify as well as HorseRacingNation.com.

This edition of the In The Money Media late-week show begins with a special look at the 2026 Hambletonian, the biggest race in harness racing! Their sport's Kentucky Derby, the stakes-laden card gets underway at 12 p.m. (EDT) on Saturday (Aug. 8) and Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) got the skinny on the marquee races with the hosts of the Harness Players' Podcast Ray Cotolo and Mikee P. The harness pair then take the reins to look at some flat action up at Woodbine Racetrack for Saturday before handing the mic back to PTF for the closing segment focused on horse racing action from Monmouth Park with guest Duke Matties.

In The Money Media's Players' Podcast returns with this special show presented by TwinSpires Tournaments focused on some of the big horse racing action taking place at Saratoga Race Course this Saturday (Aug. 8) headlined by the Whitney Stakes, which shapes to be an absolute brawl with Kentucky Derby 2025 champ Sovereignty looking for a signature win as a 4-year-old against Dubai World Cup 2026 winner Magnitude and Oaklawn Handicap champ White Abarrio just to name a few in the stacked eight-horse field, which does also include a filly in Mark Casse's Nitrogen.

⁠Gordon Strain⁠ — and I recorded this one back in February 2024, but I'm re-running it to celebrate his latest milestone. Gordon's production company, ⁠Pigasus Pictures⁠, is currently filming their new movie Little Five on IU's campus in partnership with Anne Hathaway's production company, and my daughter, Sydney, and I got to be extras in the movie.During this episode, sponsored by ⁠HUUG⁠, we talk about:What's changed since we recorded — Gordon just squeezed in his first ultra-marathon while filming a movie [INTRO]His movie Little Five filming on IU's campus [INTRO]How he got into running through CrossFit in 2012 with his wife Diane [8:00]His first 5K — throwing up 100 yards from the finish [9:00]Choosing the full Dopey Challenge at Disney as his debut marathon, as a 45th birthday gift to himself [12:00]Daughter Josephine's Disney Wine & Dine half marathon [20:00]Running his marathon through torrential rain and 30 mph headwinds [24:00]Getting lost on a 10K that turned into a 15-mile run in Bologna, Italy [36:00]Founding Pigasus Pictures with business partner Zach Spicer in 2016, and their mission to build a film industry inside Indiana [49:00]Filming The Duel in secret during the pandemic at Asherwood Estate, starring Dylan Sprouse [57:00]What it's like to live with a film "for the rest of its life" versus a crew that moves on to the next job [55:00]Gordon's bipolar diagnosis during his divorce, and hiding it for years out of fear of losing custody [1:00:00]Calling roughly 20 therapists before finding the right fit, and using genetic testing to land on the right medication [1:03:00]Why he speaks up about mental health on Running With Bipolar, even when it draws hate mail [1:11:00]Ally's own postpartum anxiety story and the trial-and-error of finding the right antidepressant [1:09:00]His tattoos ("Dreams Aren't Dumb" and an Oscar Wilde quote) and his spring 2024 race lineup — Carmel, the Kentucky Derby half, and the Indy Mini [1:18:00]Previous Guests Mentioned⁠Christi Dee⁠ - Episode 3⁠Tracie Hunter⁠ - Episode 36⁠Todd Oliver⁠ - Episode 39Sponsor Details⁠HUUG⁠ - Use ALLYB for 15% off, combinable with the buy 3, get 1 free offerOther Links⁠Sign up to be a Little Five extra⁠⁠Pigasus Pictures⁠Follow me on Instagram ⁠⁠@allytbrett_runs⁠⁠⁠⁠Subscribe to Finish Lines & Milestones weekly newsletter⁠⁠This is a ⁠⁠SandyBoy Productions⁠⁠ podcast.

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale is joined by NBC Sports contributor Randy Moss to go over some of the major changes that have recently been announced inside of the Triple Crown Series in horse racing. Earlier this week, Churchill Downs and the New York Racing Association announced that they would team to present a six-race series spanning from May to November with the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes serving as part of this new series for 3 year olds. The announcement brought to question to fate and state of the Preakness Stakes, which for long has been scrutinized for its close proximity to the Kentucky Derby on the racing calendar. Soon after Churchill Downs and NYRA announced the new series, Maryland governor Wes Moore announced that the Preakness Stakes would be moved to 22 days after the running of the Kentucky Derby in the hopes that the Derby runner would take a shot at the Triple Crown. But with this new series in the fold on the stakes schedule, the placement and status of the Preakness currently sits in jeopardy. Randy Moss joins PTF to break down the happenings behind the scenes of the Triple Crown for the last few years. Randy, a longtime advocate for adjusting the timing of the races on the Triple Crown, goes over the feuds between tracks and organizations that have stymied any remedy to the Triple Crown, which itself has struggled as a series in recent years with the Kentucky Derby winner opting off the trail entirely over the last two years. Both winners, Kentucky Derby 2025 champ Sovereignty and Kentucky Derby 2026 champ Golden Tempo, resurfaced to race in the Belmont Stakes and win, spurring further controversy about the value of the Triple Crown since both horses had just the Preakness Stakes missing from their resumes.

Timestamp for Sport of Kings Episode 373, sponsored by AmWager. Host Christopher Larmey is joined by special guest Steven Crist, former CEO of the Daily Racing Form (DRF), Author, and horseplayer, for a detailed discussion about the Whitney, and three other G1 races from Saratoga on Saturday August 8th. 2 – Introduction and Betting on Horse$ discussion 14 – Discussion of this week's Triple Crown Changes 21– SAR Race 9 (G1 Test Stakes)  28 – SAR Race 10 (G1 Fourstardave Stakes) 37 – SAR Race 11 (G1 Saratoga Derby) 46 – SAR Race 12 (G1 Whitney Stakes)

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale is joined by NBC Sports contributor Randy Moss to go over some of the major changes that have recently been announced inside of the Triple Crown Series in horse racing. Earlier this week, Churchill Downs and the New York Racing Association announced that they would team to present a six-race series spanning from May to November with the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes serving as part of this new series for 3 year olds. The announcement brought to question to fate and state of the Preakness Stakes, which for long has been scrutinized for its close proximity to the Kentucky Derby on the racing calendar. Soon after Churchill Downs and NYRA announced the new series, Maryland governor Wes Moore announced that the Preakness Stakes would be moved to 22 days after the running of the Kentucky Derby in the hopes that the Derby runner would take a shot at the Triple Crown. But with this new series in the fold on the stakes schedule, the placement and status of the Preakness currently sits in jeopardy. Randy Moss joins PTF to break down the happenings behind the scenes of the Triple Crown for the last few years. Randy, a longtime advocate for adjusting the timing of the races on the Triple Crown, goes over the feuds between tracks and organizations that have stymied any remedy to the Triple Crown, which itself has struggled as a series in recent years with the Kentucky Derby winner opting off the trail entirely over the last two years. Both winners, Kentucky Derby 2025 champ Sovereignty and Kentucky Derby 2026 champ Golden Tempo, resurfaced to race in the Belmont Stakes and win, spurring further controversy about the value of the Triple Crown since both horses had just the Preakness Stakes missing from their resumes.

Check out how Jim Edwards helps business owners continue the follow-up process to not just set up sign-up pages, but continue the communication with show-ups and then make sales. Your communications should demonstrate the value of attending. See https://www.copyandcontent.ai for tons of training on figuring out the right sales copy and content marketing. Jim sees a lot of people treat event/webinar registration like the finish line. Someone signs up for the webinar. Downloads the report. Grabs the free training. Clicks the button. And the business owner celebrates like they just won the Kentucky Derby. But that excitement falls apart rather quickly.Registration is not the end… Registration is the BEGINNING.That tiny distinction is where most of the money quietly evaporates. Not in a dramatic “the funnel is broken” kind of way. More like a leaky garden hose behind the shed. You don't notice it at first. Then one day you look at your numbers and wonder why 1,000 registrants turned into 43 attendees, 4 buyers, and a huge bill on your Facebook ads account. The event didn't fail. The follow-up did. And here is where this gets interesting. The fortune has never really been in the list, the webinar, the free report, or the traffic source.The fortune is in what happens after someone raises their hand to sign up.That's the part most people under develop. They spend weeks creating the webinar. Days tweaking the landing page. Hours arguing with themselves over the button color (like lime green somehow has magical conversion dust).  Then someone registers……And the pain begins. Be ready with follow-ups to get them from signups to sales. 

Couture, Controversy, and the Future of Purebred Dogs with Caroline Clegg [caption id="attachment_17058" align="alignleft" width="300"] Caroline Clegg and Natasha, featured in the Elite Runway Experience.[/caption] Host Laura Reeves is joined by preservation breeder Caroline Clegg to pull back the curtain on the Elite Runway Experience currently rolling out on social media. Fusing the worlds of high fashion and purebred dogs, this groundbreaking project has sparked massive debate across the dog world. Is it a brilliant modern marketing move, or has the fancy lost its way? Laura and Caroline dive headfirst into the social media storm, addressing the critics directly and explaining the deeper "why" driving this bold experiment. The Controversy: Addressing the Backlash The announcement of the Elite Runway Experience immediately got the dog world talking, and not all of the feedback was positive. Laura and Caroline tackle the major criticisms circulating in the community: "It Should Be About the Dogs, Not Modeling":Critics argue that the event focuses too heavily on glitz and glamour rather than the animals themselves. Caroline responds that looking only at the fashion show is a superficial reading of the project. For her, the high-fashion couture is simply a striking visual "hook" designed to grab the public's attention so breeders can "reel them in" and share their passion.The Question of Diversity:Early social media promotions led to questions about whether the lineup would only feature "two skinny white girls with blonde hair" or a highly exclusive group of young, pretty people. Caroline notes that these concerns, while valid, were premature. As the project rolls out its eight founding members, including Willie Santiago from South America, the lineup represents a wide variety of heights, genders, skin tones, weights and body shapes.Breaking the "1986" Mentality:Dog enthusiasts are famously conservative and bound to tradition. Caroline admits she is highly traditional herself, but agrees with Laura who argues that "doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result" is insanity. With dog shows losing public support and battling anti-breeder sentiment for decades, she argues it is time to step out of the comfort zone. If the event fails, "we tried" and everyone can have a good laugh at Caroline falling on her face on a runway, she says. But if it succeeds, it opens invaluable doors for the sport. The "Why": Purpose Behind the Couture Beyond the beautiful dresses and professional cameras, the Elite Runway Experience is built on a foundation of education and advocacy: Daily "Behind-the-Scenes" Care:The core of the project is the professional film crew capturing the breeders' daily lives. Caroline wants to bust the public misconception that show dogs are simply kept "in a box somewhere" and only taken out to run in circles on Thanksgiving Day. Through social media and behind-the-scenes content, they will show that these dogs are celebrated athletes who receive top-tier conditioning, exercise, mental stimulation, and love.A Proven Blueprint for Modern Marketing:Caroline shares fascinating research comparing dog show television ratings to horse racing. While the Kentucky Derby saw declining ratings for years, they turned it around and skyrocketed viewership using two modern tools: a massive TikTok influencer and a behind-the-scenes Netflix documentary. The Elite Runway Experience hopes to use this exact blueprint to reach a younger, digital-first generation through platforms like TikTok and Instagram.Spotlighting Rare Breeds:For Caroline, a major motivation for participating is her breed, the Kuvasz. Because the Kuvasz is so rare that even many dog people don't know what they are, having her dog Natasha on a national, highly visible stage is an invaluable preservation opportunity. Join the Community! Are you looking for a welcoming group of thoughtful, thought-provoking dog people away from the keyboard warriors? Become a Pure Dog Talk patron for as little as $10 a month to gain access to our private Facebook group, private After Dark Zoom rooms, and exclusive Laura Unleashed podcast episodes. Visit puredogtalk.com/patron to join today!

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) is joined by Jonathon Kinchen (JK) to look at horse racing action from Virginia at Colonial Downs for Saturday (Aug. 1), headlined by the Arlington Million! All eyes in the Arlington Million point to Burnham Square, winner of the Holy Bull 2025 and the Blue Grass Stakes 2025 before finishing sixth in Kentucky Derby 2025 behind Sovereignty. Since that sophomore campaign, Burnham Square has evolved into a star on the grass with graded stakes wins at Keeneland and Churchill Downs as he now looks for his second Grade 1 win in his career and his first Grade 1 win on the Turf. He meets the winner of Arlington Million 2025 Fort Washington as well as a deep group of six other competitors fighting for the $1-million prize.

DISCLAIMER: This episode was recorded in May 2026 prior to the events that have since unfolded. The conversation reflects the information and circumstances as they were at the time of recordingThis week's episode, Lindsie is joined by Becky as they catch up on everything that's been happening over the last few weeks.Lindsie details her NYC work trip which included a surprise sighting of the city's mayor, Zohran Mamdani! Lindsie has some thoughts on the terrifying bike lanes and the mysterious bodega cats. Plus, Becky shares details from her nonconventional Mother's Day celebrations, and her memorable past trip to the Kentucky Derby. Lastly, they discuss their personal preferences when it comes to therapy and healing, and share their thoughts on the Netflix true-crime documentary, The Crash, which details the tragic 2022 car accident in Strongsville, Ohio. Finally, they close out with a viral TikTok question: Who would you invite out for a day if them bullying you won you ten million dollars?Want to watch The Southern Tea? Full video episodes are now available at patreon.com/cw/LindsieChrisley. Use code WelcomeYall for 30% off your first month for a limited time only.Thank you to our sponsors!Hiya: Receive 50% off your first order at hiyahealth.com/SOUTHERNTEANutrafol: Get $10 off your first month's subscription and free shipping when you go to Nutrafol.com and use code SOUTHERNTEASee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We're recording this episode from the road in England as our group heads to Berkshire for the first round of golf after an unforgettable day at Wimbledon.From the atmosphere and traditions to celebrity sightings and Princess Kate, we're sharing everything that surprised us about experiencing one of the world's most iconic sporting events in person. Along the way, members of our travel group jump on the mic to talk about what stood out most, how Wimbledon compares to events like The Masters and the Kentucky Derby, and why it's an experience we'll never forget.We also dive into the little details that don't always make the travel guides, including where to sit, what to wear, dealing with the summer heat, and a few things we'd do differently next time.If Wimbledon is on your bucket list, this episode is full of honest first impressions and practical tips from people experiencing it for the very first time.In this episode we cover:• Our first impressions walking into Wimbledon• What makes the atmosphere so different from American sporting events• Celebrity sightings, the Royal Box, and seeing Princess Kate in person• Comparing Wimbledon to The Masters and the Kentucky Derby• What surprised us most about the crowds, hospitality, and traditions• Tips for choosing seats and avoiding the afternoon sun• Why Berkshire is next on our England golf itinerary• A few funny stories from the trip, including Phyllis' dream of moving to ScotlandRegistration for Desert Classic opens on August 4th!! Join the interest list and register here!!Don't forget to grab your FREE Workbook: Short Game 100!Follow Uswww.toritotlis.com.Instagram: @tori_totlis.TikTok: @tori_totlis.Facebook: @TeamTotlis

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) is joined by host of And The Tournament Winner Was..., John Gaspar, as well as newly minted contest specialist at NYRA, Jackson Muniz, to analyze horse racing action taking place this Saturday (Aug. 1) at Saratoga Race Course, which features the Grade 2 Jim Dandy Stakes which gathers several from Kentucky Derby 2026 including favorite Renegade as well as Brad Cox's Commandment within the five-horse field that also features a pair out of Preakness Stakes 2026 in Silent Tactic and Chip Honcho.

Join In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale (PTF) and Jonathon Kinchen (JK) as they look back on this past weekend of horse racing including the Haskell Stakes 2026, a Breeders' Cup Win and You're In race for the Breeders' Cup Classic, won in a thrilling stretch drive by longshot Baby Vino against Preakness 2026 winner Napoleon Solo on Saturday (July 18) at Monmouth Park. The two easily put away one of the favorites from Kentucky Derby 2026 in Further Ado in the neck-and-neck battle to the finish, but plenty of other great stakes action hit the track including the G1 Diana Stakes at Saratoga, Preakness Stakes 2025 winner Journalism's return at Del Mar and more!

With Shaun Morash filling in for Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun debate why soccer can struggle to connect with American audiences despite its global popularity. They compare its pace and scoring to hockey, then lighten things up with a ranking of derbies that includes everything from the Kentucky Derby to demolition derbies. The conversation turns to frustration with the Mets' direction, questions about their scouting and draft strategy, and how much Aaron Judge changes the Yankees when he is in the lineup. A Raiders fan also raises concerns about Geno Smith's history and temperament, adding another layer of doubt to whether the Jets can turn their offensive talent into a competitive season.

Chad Hyams and Bob Stewart explore overcoming the "distance trap" in setting goals, drawing from insights like the 12-week year. They discuss transforming broad objectives into manageable actions, leveraging pre-commitment devices, and shifting focus from goals to identity. Emphasizing the importance of tracking progress and preparing for obstacles, they delve into the power of visualization and environment in maintaining motivation. Bob's goal of attending the Kentucky Derby becomes a case study, offering listeners practical strategies to stay committed and achieve long-term goals. ---------- Connect with the hosts: •    Ben Kinney: https://www.BenKinney.com/ •    Bob Stewart: https://www.linkedin.com/in/activebob •    Chad Hyams: https://ChadHyams.com/ •    Book one of our co-hosts for your next event: https://WinMakeGive.com/speakers/   More ways to connect: •    Join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/winmakegive •     Sign up for our weekly newsletter: https://WinMakeGive.com/sign-up •     Explore the Win Make Give Podcast Network: https://WinMakeGive.com/   Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network   Chapters 00:00 Bob's 2027 Kentucky Derby Goal and Tech Talk 05:22 Overcoming The Distance Trap By Segmenting Long-Term Goals 11:47 Achieving Goals Through Micro Steps and Pre Commitment Devices 18:12 Aligning Identity With Goals for Authentic Personal Growth 23:51 Strategies to Stay Motivated When Goals Seem Distant 30:54 Visual Cues and Goal Setting for Achieving Personal Milestones

Spencer Pratt's lead over Los Angeles Councilwoman Nithya Raman disappears in the LA mayor's race, as late-counted ballots push Raman closer to the final spot in November's runoff. President Trump's rainy interview with NBC's Kristen Welker in Wisconsin ends abruptly after tense exchanges over Iran, farmers, the press, and California's slow vote count. Jurors in Texas hear graphic testimony in the Karmelo Anthony murder trial before prosecutors rest their case in the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf. Golden Tempo storms from behind to win the Belmont Stakes, giving trainer Cherie DeVaux another history-making Triple Crown victory after the Kentucky Derby win.     Birch Gold: Text MK to 989898 and get your free info kit on gold   Lean: Discover why LEAN is becoming the choice for real weight‑loss results—shop now at https://TAKELEAN.com use code MK. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.