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Financial freedom is the goal we're all after. Whether you want to replace your nine-to-five income, retire your spouse or family members, spend more time with your loved ones, or just have enough money to travel the world, reaching financial independence is truly the American dream. And the wisest, most stable way to find financial freedom? Real estate investing! For generations, rental property investing has been the foundation of many millionaires' portfolios, and you can repeat their path with four simple steps. To give you the complete rundown on the four steps to financial freedom, we've got Dave Meyer, VP of Data and Analytics and host of On the Market, on the show. Dave embodies the financially-free life most people dream of. He lives abroad, chooses to work, and eats copious amounts of sandwiches every day. But what most people don't see is the decade of hard work and dedication that Dave put in to get up to this point.  Dave will explain exactly how to calculate the passive income you need to find financial freedom, where to start investing in real estate, how to analyze a real estate deal from scratch, and the one tool that EVERY investor can use to build a rental property portfolio faster. If you want to become a real estate pro in 2023, sign up for BiggerPockets Pro and use code “ANALYSIS20” for a special discount.  In This Episode We Cover How to achieve financial freedom through real estate in 2023  Calculating your FI number and setting the RIGHT type of real estate goals Picking your real estate market and metrics you MUST use when researching  Finding real estate deals and the LAPS funnel professional investors use to find perfect properties How to analyze a real estate deal in minutes using the BiggerPockets rental property calculator  Cash flow vs. appreciation and which you should pick when deciding on your investment strategy  And So Much More! Click here to listen to the full episode: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-742 Interested in learning more about today's sponsors or becoming a BiggerPockets partner yourself? Email advertise@biggerpockets.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg's Garage Pod with Co-Host Jason Pridmore P/B Bike911.com - A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica, World Superbike, Pro Motocross, American Flat Track, Supercross, and more. If you'd like to support the channel, here is our Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/gregsgaragetv In this episode, Co-Hosts Greg White and Jason Pridmore talk:  ARAI News - Aleix Espargarò has surgery just days before the season opener? Yikes Daytona 200 - Josh Herrin wins for the first time in 13 years! But the race is marred in controversy. Red Flag, 10 Laps re-start, 15-second time penalties, and a six-grid spot slap on the wrist? The boys break down what is real and what is false.  Supercross - Indy Supercross was nuts with a massively popular winner! The boys talk about it.   Supercross Fantasy - JP is still yacking about what could have been as both the boys score some decent points. But who leads the way for the season win, a new ARAI helmet, and a set of Dunlop Q5 track day tires?  Our Fantasy Link: https://pulpmxfantasy.com/leagues/gregsgaragepodcast MotoGP - Test stuff Next Week - MotoGP Season Opener Preview, More SX, SX Fantasy, ARAI News.  Bye, Bye  Social Media Links: Jason's Instagram - @pridmore43 Greg's Instagram - Gregwhitetv Jason's Twitter - @jp43 Greg's Twitter - Gregwhite Greg's Youtube - GregsGarageTV

Episode 505 - At Barber, Abe sat down with with David and Daniel Calzada to talk about all of the new developments at Fire Laps. Fire Laps is a motorsports data analysis tool aimed at making making drivers faster. The ease of use is combined with great compatibility allows drivers to compare data from multiple hardware types and ultimately shave seconds off your personal best times. SlipAngle and Fire Laps are partnering in our mission to make drivers faster.  Use promo code "slipangle" or "slipangel"  when signing up for the annual subscription at FireLaps.com to receive 15 months of service for the price of the annual membership and we'll send you a free SlipAngle or Tracktuned T-shirt. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/slipangle-show/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slipangle-show/support

On Today’s Show: Introduction 0:00.000 I Hate President’s Day 1:59.654 The New Timian Calendar System 4:23.865 Black Speaker Wants To Get Rid Of White Babies 9:40.906 The Gentlemen (And Lady) Callers Into The Spank Bank Voicemail System 12:50.432 Galileo Is Mad At Japan / Wants To Corrupt AI 18:57.023 Vomitting On Shrooms 23:11.614 Suport Quality […] The post Swimming Laps In My Pistol Pool first appeared on Distorted View Daily.

This week starts by getting into the most interesting heckle I've ever received stemming from being the only Sixers fan leaving a Celtics game. Then we talk about an incredible 28th birthday week (15:49), and speak on the Record of the Week, House of Balloons by The Weeknd (24:50). Lastly I give my thoughts on the NBA Trade Deadline (50:57), and LeBron James breaking the all time scoring record. Love yall!!   https://www.rarewaterstudios.com https://www.instagram.com/bobby.keefe https://www.tiktok.com/@bobby.keefe

Check out our brand new youtube channel and help us to grow it from scratch - SEARCH MZANSI DEEP ON YOUTUBE. Show hosted by DJ Naid  and produced by DJ Naid & Terence Rhoda For Mzansi Deep DJ bookings or show enquiries, email info@mzansideep.com Our audio shows are downloadable from www.mzansideep.com and obtainable on your favourite podcast app. Mzansi Deep VIP's get the talk free mix audio file. To become a VIP visit www.patreon.com/mzansideep Some Mzansi Deep video recordings can be found on the Youtube channel: 'Terence Rhoda & DJ Naid'.   MIX BY DJ Veena 1. Dj Welcome ft Jay Sax - You're Mine 2. Chymamusique ft Soulstar - Heaven 3. Ethan White ft Lisa Shaw - Find The Way (Nastic Groove's Heartshaped Bootleg) 4. Prince Kaybee ft Msaki - Fetch Your Life (Beat Soul Alternativ3 Touch) 5. Lorayne - Something About You (Unshazamed Grooves & TimAdeep Rework) 6. Feist - One Evening (Nastic Groove's Space Cruise) 7. Gaopele - Closer (Mr Roland Magoo's Deepah Remix) 8. Brenda Fasie - Ngiyakusaba (TimAdeep RA Mix) 9. Beyonce - Cuff It (Trust SA's Touch) 10. Yooks ft Tasha Larae - Questions 11. Stephanie Cooke ft Diephuis - Beautiful Life(Bang The Drum Mix) 12. Yuna - Make Believe (Jason B Remix) 13. Jodeci - Every Moment (Jwk Deep Touch) 14. Laps,BlaQ Afro-Kay & Ceega Wa Meropa ft Mellowcent - Enemies 15. Josiah De Disciple ft Boohle - Mama (Mello MusiQ & Vavi SA's Touch) 16. House Guru - Better Days 17. Spinworx & Deep Essentials - Keep Yo! Groove 18. Deep Essentials - Haibo   Facebook:   Praveen Coleman     Instagram:   Veenadj911     Email: cpraveen115@gmail.com 

Mark joins Adam in studio with a bit of automotive talk before quickly pivoting to the variety of legal stories in the news including the latest on Alex Murdaugh, developments in Alec Baldwin's 'Rust' shooting case and analysis of the Paul Pelosi body cam footage. Watch Beyond A Reasonable Doubt and all Reasonable Doubt video content on YouTube exclusively at YouTube.com/ReasonableDoubtPodcast and subscribe while you're there.

Do you believe it...  The Cincinnati Bengals, after an 0-2 start, are in their second consecutive AFC Championship Game. Now looking for their eleventh straight victory of the season, Zac Taylor, Joe Burrow, and the rest of the Bengals are coming off their most complete game of the season and look poised to make a return visit to the Super Bowl. The Chiefs and Bengals have played it close in the three previous meetings over the past thirteen months. However, this one has a lot of drama heading into it, with questions about Patrick Mahomes after he injured his ankle last weekend and late Friday talk of star tight end Travis Kelce coming up with a back issue, making him questionable for Sunday's game. While we know this will be another significant test for the Bengals, the way they've been playing has many feeling comfortable to foresee the Bengals playing on the final weekend of the NFL season. However, we know the game must still be played on the field, and anything can happen.

The Manitou Incline is a hiking trail located near Colorado Springs that ascends approximately 2,000 feet in elevation (peaking at about 8,590 feet) over a span of a mile. Over the years, there have been only a handful of audacious climbers who have hiked this trail 500 times in a year earning themselves a spot in the "500 Club". Additionally, there are only a rare few who have made it to the "1,000 club", and Rachel Jones is one of them. Rachel Jones aka "The Queen of the Incline" is the first woman to hike the Manitou Incline 1,000 times (1,003 to be exact) in a single year, and she faced a lot of obstacles along the way. For Rachel, joining the 1,000 club had almost nothing to do with achievement, and instead had everything to do with growth. In this episode Rachel pulls apart her journey climbing the Manitou Incline time and time again, some days completing entire marathons laps. We cover how to break through the self imposed limitations we all put on ourselves and go after what you think isn't possible for you.

#bengals #nflplayoffs #davelapham  The next round of the AFC playoffs takes the Cincinnati Bengals to Buffalo to battle the Bills, with the winner heading to the AFC Championship Game next weekend. The Bengals are looking for their tenth straight victory of the season. While the NFL decided to go ahead and sell tickets for a Bills vs. Chiefs Championship Game, the Bengals know the first order of business is stopping Bills quarterback Josh Allen and protecting Joe Burrow with their revamped offensive line missing three starters. This match-up was to happen at the beginning of the month, with the Bengals jumping to a quick score and their defense holding Allen and the Bills' offense to a field goal. The second drive went as well as the first before play was stopped, with Damar Hamlin suffering cardiac arrest and shocking both teams to the core. While nothing from the first meeting was counted, this time, the game has a significant reward as the winner will take on the winner of the Jacksonville Jaguars vs. the Kansas City Chiefs match-up in the AFC Championship Game. This week on In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics, we've had some great guests leading up to the game. So be sure to check out any you might have missed. 

We have a great pod today, Matthew Duffy joins the squad to talk about all the wild card games from the previous weekend and the major questions and take aways. We re-introduce stock up/stock down. Take some victory laps. We give out our GameChat All-Pro team and then we pick all the divisional games! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Last week we focused on our misses and looked at the process behind them, this week we are patting ourselves on our backs for our best fantasy takes from last season. Find us on the social medias: Twitter: Podcast: @DrinkingFantasy Jake: @JakeTrowbridge Dustin: @ffdustydog Facebook: @DrinkingAndTalkingFF Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrinkingTalkingFantasyFootball Untappd: @Drinking_Fantasy Give us a rate and review, we appreciate the feedback and it helps others find us more easily.

Recorded during CalSpeed's send-off event on December 18th, 2022; Mike Smith, Derek Esquibel and several guests share their stories about CalSpeed from the past near-20 years it has been in business...Join us for Part 4 of the 'CalSpeed Last Laps' on the Full Caster Podcast!00:00 - Intro00:20 - Mike Smith & Joe Ponce13:28 - Mike Smith & Dave Allen26:11 - Mike Smith, Derek Esquibel, and T.A. La1:01:31 - Mike Smith with the Niles ladies: Sylvia, Cali, and Lily...

Recorded during CalSpeed's send-off event on December 18th, 2022; Mike Smith, Derek Esquibel and several guests share their stories about CalSpeed from the past near-20 years it has been in business...Join us for Part 3 of the 'CalSpeed Last Laps' on the Full Caster Podcast!00:00 - Intro00:21 - Mike Smith & Sean Buur11:02 - Mike Smith & Steve Donald27:28 - Mike Smith, with Steve Donald, and the "Senior Moments" team: Gerry Florez, Hugh Robertson, and David Carlisle52:39 - Rob Niles, with Steve Donald, and the "Senior Moments" team.

Recorded on December 29th, 2022 as part of the "CalSpeed Last Laps" podcast, Mike Smith and Derek Esquibel sit down with CalSpeed Karting's founder Rob Niles to have a look back on near-20 years it has been in business. Beginning with its origins starting in 2003, and chronicling its rise to be the home of the largest arrive and drive program in the world, and the hub of competition karting in Southern California, this is CalSpeed Karting's story...Join us for Part 2 of the 'CalSpeed Last Laps' on the Full Caster Podcast!

Recorded on December 29th, 2022 as part of the "CalSpeed Last Laps" podcast, Mike Smith and Derek Esquibel sit down with CalSpeed Karting's founder Rob Niles to have a look back on near-20 years it has been in business. Beginning with its origins starting in 2003, and chronicling its rise to be the home of the largest arrive and drive program in the world, and the hub of competition karting in Southern California, this is CalSpeed Karting's story...Join us for Part 1 of the 'CalSpeed Last Laps' on the Full Caster Podcast!

Bengals Fans, can you feel it? The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Baltimore Ravens last Sunday to leave no doubt about who the AFC North Champion was for the second straight year. We've done 17 Laps Keys To Bengals Victory but played 16 games after what happened against the Buffalo Bills. Now, all that is behind us, and it's time to start talking about the AFC playoffs as the Bengals welcome back to Paycor Stadium the Ravens for a third matchup this season. We all know John Harbaugh won't have quarterback Lamar Jackson for the game, and there are still some questions if Tyler Huntly or Anthony Brown will take the majority of snaps. Either way, we trust Lou Anarumo to have the defense ready to make key stops like last Sunday. Joe Burrow said it himself, he did not play a great game last weekend, and it's time for Brian Callahan and Zac Taylor to let Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Joe Mixon have explosive performances to earn a playoff win and advance to play another weekend. We've been busy at In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics, with press conferences by Taylor and Burrow and exclusive one-on-one interviews with Anarumo and Callahan. ZAC TAYLOR MON PRESS CONFERENCE: https://youtu.be/M1gTzCkbWNI JOE BURROW WED PRESS CONFERENCE: https://youtu.be/4AgleHbGUbQ ZAC TAYLOR WED PRESS CONFERENCE: https://youtu.be/xHXffSXaD6w BRIAN CALLAHAN ONE-ON-ONE: https://youtu.be/isjoZXpSjM8 LOU ANARUMO ONE-ON-ONE: https://youtu.be/y8HhXza1uyg We also welcomed back two former guests as the great Boomer Esiason returned to In The Trenches, and the voice of the Ravens, Gerry Sandusky, provided the latest happenings from the Ravens side. BOOMER ESIASON ONE-ON-ONE: https://youtu.be/XNJ8_0caqEU GERRY SANDUSKY VOICE OF THE RAVENS: https://youtu.be/groF-f41B1s We hope you enjoyed all the content this week. Please do us a favor, hit the "LIKE" button, and subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Have you used LAPS? Richard chats with Jeremy Moskowitz about the Windows Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS). Jeremy talks about how the Premier Field Engineers originally developed LAPS at Microsoft to deal with having different local administrator passwords on every workstation in an organization. The passwords change automatically regularly, and sysadmins can retrieve the password for a given machine using PowerShell and other tools. Today there is an updated version of LAPS that works with Azure Active Directory and provides more control over password changes and restrictions - you need this tool!Links:Netwrix Endpoint ManagementWindows Local Administrator Password SolutionRecording December 13, 2022

Discussing Dana White slapping his wife after she hit slapped him first. The Mexican cartel acting up after the capture of Guzman, the 32-year-old son of jailed kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.  Host Dj Duss: https://www.instagram.com/dj_duss/ Bamboo: https://www.instagram.com/bamboo7162/ Dj IV: https://www.instagram.com/djiv902/  All our streaming links. https://linktr.ee/DjDuss We are now on Clash TV download the link today App Link: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/clashtv..   #danawhite #mexicancartel #podcast 

It's been a tough week after what happened Monday night at Paycor Stadium, but it's time to get back to playing football with AFC North rival, the Baltimore Ravens (10-6), coming to town to play the Cincinnati Bengals (11-4). Week 18, the final regular season weekend of this NFL season, is upon us, and while the Bengals have a secured spot in the playoffs, many Bengals players and fans are upset with the NFL making rule changes. However, all that matters this week is beating the Ravens, staying healthy, and heading to the playoffs as the hottest team in the National Football League. It's time for Lap to give you his Keys To Bengals Victory, presented by First Star Logistics on In The Trenches with Dave Lapham.

Happy New Year, and thanks for making 2022 a great year on In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics. Here is a wish for a great 2023 for the Bengals and all who visit In The Trenches. Week 17 of the NFL season is here, and while the Bengals have secured their spot in the AFC playoffs, their looking for more as a win over the Buffalo Bills will move the Bengals up a spot in the seeding and with a bit of luck and a win in Week 18 over the Baltimore Ravens could see them rise up to the No. 1 seed. The Bills (12-3) and Bengals (11-4) are both on winning streaks, as the Bills have won six consecutive games and the Bengals seven straight. The Bengals welcome Monday Night Football to Paycor Stadium for a primetime matchup between two of the top teams in the NFL and two of the top quarterbacks in the game, Josh Allen and Joe Burrow. Injuries hit the Bengals last week with the loss of La'el Collins for the rest of the season, but Sam Hubbard and Hayden Hurst are expected back after missing time. Now, Lap gives you his Keys To Bengals Victory as the Bengals look for another tough win over the top team in the AFC.

Week 16 of the NFL season is here, along with the holidays. The Cincinnati Bengals (10-4) have now clinched a spot in the playoffs but look to keep their winning streak going against the New England Patriots (7-7) and another "GOAT" in Patriots head coach Bill Belichick on Saturday. With goals of winning the AFC North and still with a chance to earn the top overall seed in the AFC, Zac Taylor and the Bengals will look to #RuleTheJungle at Gillette Stadium. Belichick brings a team smarting after their stunning loss to the Las Vegas Raiders in a very un-Belichick way. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow knows despite their 7-7 record, Belichick and the Patriots are not a team to take lightly and will look to keep the offense humming as they did against Tampa Bay last Sunday. However, injuries continue to mount, especially on the defensive side, with defensive end, Sam Hubbard already ruled out for the game and Cam Taylor-Britt and others with question marks beside their names leading up to the NFL scheduled kickoff of 1:00 p.m. eastern. This week on our YouTube channel on In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics, we've heard from Coach Taylor ( https://youtu.be/ZADHICjHjYo ) - Burrow ( https://youtu.be/ZtpFriwBi_0 ) - and his father, Jimmy Burrow ( https://youtu.be/o4Z63vKSVK8 ) along with a Livestream from the First Star Logistics studio on Tuesday (  https://youtu.be/Hz4PwyeZWPw ) leading up to the game. Now, Lap gives you his Keys To Bengals Victory as pressure mounts to win a seventh consecutive game to stay at the top of the AFC North and make next week's match-up against the Buffalo Bills mean that much more when the Bengals will take the national stage on Monday Night Football.

Did you miss Dave Lapham for a special Livestream talking all things Cincinnati Bengals? The Bengals won their sixth consecutive game on Sunday over "The Goat," Tom Brady, and with the win, took over the top spot in the AFC North and currently sits in the No. 3 spot in the AFC playoff standings. Get In The Trenches from the First Star Logistics studio to get Laps' latest thoughts and answers to your questions.

Can you believe it's Week 15 of the NFL season?  The Cincinnati Bengals (9-4) continued their climb back up the standings of the AFC on a five-game winning streak and now crossover to the NFC for a match-up against Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-7) on the road. Leading up to the Bengals looking to #RuleTheJungle against "The Goat." after the Buccaneers took one on the chin last Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers. We've heard from Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and quarterback Joe Burrow and welcomed back defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, offensive line coach Frank Pollack in a must-listen for Bengals fans and standout defensive tackle D.J. Reader on In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics. Now, Lap gives you his Keys To Bengals Victory as they fight through several injuries looking to keep their winning ways to keep the pressure on the Baltimore Ravens and the teams ahead of them in the AFC Playoff standings.

Heartland POD on Twitter - @TheHeartlandPOD Co-HostsAdam Sommer @Adam_Sommer85Rachel Parker @RaichetPSean Diller @SeanDillerCOhttps://heartlandpod.com/JOIN PATREON FOR MORE!“Change The Conversation”MIDTERM PREDICTIONS VICTORY LAP! True or False Book banning will backfire in a spectacular wayhttps://www.kansascity.com/news/local/education/article269669086.html?ac_cid=DM735018&ac_bid=1555130614ACLU has already startedAdam talked with group of MO Library Directors, it's a real concernMo proposed rule is a half-assed soft attempt to redefine obscenity law, and is probably unconstitutional as a resultYeah…NoVicky Hartzler last, and probably ONLY, major input in congress was to fake cry so hard about marriage equality that she turned into a jokeVideo:https://www.c-span.org/video/?c5044977/user-clip-hartzler-tears Buy or SellKyrsten Sinema is now an independent… buy or sell: She's running for Presidenthttps://www.politico.com/news/2022/12/09/sinema-arizona-senate-independent-00073216Tapper interview, I believe this goes into Sean's “smarty pants” categoryhttps://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1601211096420990976?s=20&t=fZGKw5iFxIqnjzHyk64sJwThe Big One MoDem twitter meltdown and what it says about the current relationship of the larger BIG D Democratic party to the heartland statesVice Chair calling out ChairChair “speaking his truth”Others showing receiptsWhy? Lack of funding and allowing party structure to atrophy? 

Week 14 of the NFL season is upon us. The Cincinnati Bengals (8-4) continue their climb back up the standings of the AFC on a four-game winning streak and a rematch of their worst loss of the season against AFC North rival the Cleveland Browns, who won the Week 8 match-up 32-13 on Monday Night Football. Leading up to the Bengals looking to #RuleTheJungle against the Browns, we heard from CBS and top NFL broadcaster Jim Nantz, https://youtu.be/X_SAtr6yW14 - NBC NFL analyst Chris Simms https://youtu.be/mKOY47MAfH0 - along with Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan https://youtu.be/5cqH-1VtgA8 and defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo https://youtu.be/tuSCzzJ4km8  Now, Dave Lapham gets In The Trenches, presented by First Star Logistics, to give his Keys To Bengals Victory over the Browns for the "Battle of Ohio." Ja'Marr Chase provided a spark to the Bengals' offense in his return last week; now, Joe Mixon is expected to be back after missing multiple weeks in the NFL concussion protocol. A win keeps the Bengals powering up the AFC Playoff standings, and Joe Burrow his first career win over the Browns.

In this episode, we are continuing our coaching conversations with Eric. Please check in our previous episodes 506 and 501 This week we check in on what Eric has going on, and talk about how to be a people leader instead of an instructional leader. Checking back in on Eric: - Canned responses going so well, I've shared it with teachers - Email war: the war that you'll never win! - Didn't talk with superintendent about exiting - Staff moving past something Being the Instructional Leader - Are you an instructional leader or a people leader? How to be a people leader? - Focus on the individual. - Check up on people informally. - Morning lap - Being visible to being impactful - “I didn't talk to them all week.” - Feelings of guilt Where can teachers learn to be better teachers? - Colleagues - Themselves - Principal - Technology - Conferences Teachers don't really don't need us to tell them how they can be better! How does your day change as a people leader? - Laps during prep - Finding those who cruise under the radar - What is a need that is unknown? - Materials and resources for new teachers - Find a way to buy the support they need. How do you find out if they need something? - Ask, What do you need? - What else? - What is your specific challenge? - How can I help? - What was most valuable today? Focus on the individual, not the data. Sponsors Pikmykid Improve your school dismissal and safety response with Pikmykid, the Schools Safety and Dismissal Platform. Help move your dismissal from chaos to calm, get kids to their families faster and safer.  Visit pikmykid.com/be to learn more Transformative Principal Mastermind Lead a school everyone can be proud of. Being a principal is tough work. You're pulled in all kinds of directions. You never have the time to do the work that really matters. Join me as I help school leaders find the time to do the work they became principals to do. I help you stop putting out fires and start leading. Learn more at https://transformativeprincipal.com

Week 13 of the NFL season is upon us, and the Cincinnati Bengals (7-4) continue their climb back up the standings of the AFC on a three-game winning streak and a rematch of last season's AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs (9-2). We've heard from Bengals quarterback coach Dan Pitcher and defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo. Now, Dave Lapham gets In The Trenches, presented by First Star Logistics, to give his Keys To Bengals Victory over the Chiefs. While all signs point towards star receiver Ja'Marr Chase being back on the field, there are still questions about running back Joe Mixon, who continues to go through concussion protocol. Wins last season came dramatically against the Chiefs. Still, the Bengals' offense and defense are looking to make a statement against the high-powered Chiefs offense, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce leading the way. Joe Burrow and Mahomes will have all eyes on this game, as they are two of the top quarterbacks in the NFL, with many comparing this match-up to some of the all-time great quarterback battles of the past. Paycor Stadium will be rocking for this as the Bengals look to Rule The Jungle to keep their winning streak going.

On this episode of Money Making Conversations Master Class Paige Simpson, Vice President of 21 Laps Entertainment share her journey through the entertainment industry. Topics Covered• Paige is the Vice President of Television at 21 Laps Entertainment, the production company behind hits like Stranger Things, Night at the Museum and Arrival.• Current projects include 'Yasuke' which is now under development with Netflix. A story of a Black samurai that is in talks to star Lupin actor, Omar Sy.• Previous shows worked on include Ambitions for OWN, Bigger for BET+ and comedy special Yearly Departed for Amazon Prime.• Previous roles with Will Packer Media, Showtime, Scrap Paper Pictures and Academy Award-winning actress, Viola Davis.• Paige is passionate about storytelling and mentoring the next generation of entertainment executives. • Paige is a Spelman alum who studied biology before discovering her true calling of bringing diverse stories to life through television. More on Paige SimpsonPaige Simpson is a creative visionary and television executive with over a decade of experience in Hollywood. As the current Vice President of Television at 21 Laps Entertainment, she works diligently to create amazing, diverse, and bingeable content for Netflix, as a part of the production company's overall television deal with the streaming giant. Paige's expertise and talent in television development allowed her to create a significant career path and work with powerhouse brands like Will Packer Media, Showtime and Scrap Paper Pictures. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

An entire continent can't stop us anymore.  Hear two idiots revel in the excitement of having working internet.  Forget the island, Michael is on McConaughey time- that's a greenlight.  We have zeroed in on our niche, we know what we like and what you hopefully want.  We're talking Hill- the Jonah kind.   Confronting your mom, when and when not to break her heart.  As always, we talk about our religious differences and about how confession gets you nowhere- commit to the repression.   Would you believe it, there's a small discussion on Entourage.  The Chrisleys go to prison and the boys go to hog town.  Sleep stories for dipshits.  Lock the doors, Famous Mike is here."Is George Foreman smarter than me?"Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/intheminivanFollow us on instagram: @intheminivanpodFollow us on twitter: @intheminivanFollow us on TikTok: @intheminivanpodcastWe're on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTxCtwpkBssIljyG6tdJbWQGet in the Discord: https://discord.gg/YWgaD6xFN3Episode Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1hYWxF4D7Sn5jCMocq201T?si=b9fb0bc81b4849abTHE MASTER PLAYLIST: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2saxemA3MOXcjIWdwHGwCZ?si=ee3444c085714c46Support the show

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To receive future pods as soon as they're live, please consider an upgrade to a paid subscription.WhoBeth Howard, Vice President and General Manager of Vail Mountain, ColoradoRecorded onNovember 14, 2022About Vail MountainClick here for a mountain stats overviewOwned by: Vail ResortsPass affiliations: Epic PassLocated in: Vail, ColoradoClosest neighboring ski areas: Beaver Creek (20 minutes), Copper Mountain (23 minutes), Ski Cooper (42 minutes), Keystone (42 minutes), Loveland (43 minutes), Arapahoe Basin (47 minutes), Breckenridge (50 minutes) - travel times may vary considerably in winter and heavy traffic.Base elevation: 8,120 feetSummit elevation: 11,570 feetVertical drop: 3,450 feetSkiable Acres: 5,317* Front Side: 1,655 Acres* Back Bowls: 3,017 Acres* Blue Sky Basin: 645 AcresAverage annual snowfall: 354 inchesTrail count: 276 (53% advanced/expert, 29% intermediate, 18% beginner)Lift count: 32­­ (one 12-passenger gondola, one 10-passenger gondola, 4 six-packs, 14 high-speed quads, 1 fixed-grip quad, 2 triples, 1 T-bar, 3 platters, 5 carpets)Why I interviewed herI articulated this as well as I could a couple months ago, in an article about Vail Resorts' decision to limit lift ticket sales for the coming ski season:It was a notion quaint and earnest. Simplistic but no less authentic. To start with Vail would have seemed presumptuous. This American place most synonymous with skiing. Three-sided and endless, galloping back into valleys, super-fast lifts shooting in all directions. I wanted to be ready. To feel as though I'd earned it.My first trip West was in 1995. But I did not ski Vail until 2004. In our megapass-driven, social-media-fueled moshpit of a present, I doubt anyone thinks this way anymore. Vail is a social-media trophy – go seize it. But I proceeded slowly to the big time. Primed on Midwest bumps, anything would have seemed enormous. First, the rounds of Summit County. Then Winter Park. As though skiing were a videogame and I could not pass to the higher levels until I'd completed those that came before.  And then there it was. That first time standing over Sun Down Bowl, the single groomed path winding toward High Noon below. Eleven thousand feet over Colorado. Sliding down the ridges. Powder everywhere. Back to Blue Sky. Laps all day through unmarked glades. Refills from the sky even though it was April. Three thousand feet of up and down. The enormous complexity of it all. The energy. That impossible blend of wild and approachable.Vail Mountain and – on that same trip – Beaver Creek, were exactly what I needed them to be: the aspirational summit of America's lift-served skiing food chain. The best mountains I'd ever skied. I won't say it was The Experience of a Lifetime. But it was the best five days of skiing that I had, up to that point, ever done.I'm not sure what else I can add to that. Vail Mountain sits at the summit of American lift-served skiing. Yes I know, Backflip Bro: the terrain is not as Rad-Gnar as Snowbird or Jackson Hole or Taos or Palisades Tahoe or Big Sky. It does not get as much snow as Alta or Baker or Wolf Creek or Kirkwood. It does not minimize and mitigate crowds like Telluride or Aspen or Sun Valley.But Vail Mountain stands out even on that hall-of-fame lineup. Five thousand-plus acres of approachable terrain seated directly off the interstate. The Big Endless: 18 high-speed chairlifts, the Back Bowls™, a bit of rowdy and wild back in Blue Sky, a frenetic base village. If any mountain in Vail Resorts' sprawling, intercontinental empire is almost guaranteed to deliver The Experience of a Lifetime™, it's the namesake OG of them all: Vail Mountain. Even after all the growth and change and the Epic Pass atom bomb, Vail Mountain remains one of the greatest ski areas in North America.It's also a personal favorite of mine, and one that I've been eager to feature on the podcast since I expanded The Storm's focus from the Northeast to the entire country last year.What we talked aboutOpening weekend at Vail Mountain; staying open until May in 2022 and whether the ski area could do it again; marking Vail's 60th anniversary; Vail's founders; building the mountain and the town from raw wilderness; Vail in the ‘80s; Afton Alps; transitioning from food-and-bev to resort leadership; a Colorado-Tahoe comparison; what it means for Vail Mountain to share the Vail Resorts masthead with Whistler; going deep on the Game Creek Express upgrade and the new Sun Down Express lift; how Vail decides between a four- or six-place lift, and why Game Creek got the promotion to sixer; the future of fixed-grip lifts on Vail Mountain; why it was finally time to build the long-proposed Sun Down lift, and how that will change the ski experience and flow around the mountain; how this happened at High Noon Express (in February 2020), and how unusual it was:How Sun Down may help prevent a repeat; why Vail built Sun Down before the proposed Mongolia Express outlined in the resort's master plan (see below); thinking through the future of the Eagle Bahn gondola; a potential future portal at West Lionshead and the sorts of lifts we could see there; how Pride Express could evolve up and down the mountain; how the Cascade Village lift could better serve day skiers; the potential for terrain expansion in Blue Sky Basin; the growth and future of snowmaking on Vail Mountain; housing drama with the town at East Vail; why Vail rejected the town's $12 million offer for the land; how Vail's housing market has devolved to crisis levels over the decades; what other towns are doing to fix housing and whether any of that could work at Vail; the evolution of two housing markets – one for locals and one at market rate; the potential for Ever Vail; reaction to $275 walk-up lift tickets; and the factors that will go into setting lift ticket limits each day this season.   Why I thought that now was a good time for this interviewI've already written extensively about the valiant and courageous VAIL SHEEP DEFENDERS, an elite squadron whose mission is to ensure that local bighorns only have to poop next to rich people. In May, this group of nincompoops – the Vail Town Council – voted to condemn land where Vail Resorts planned to build 165 beds of worker housing on six acres of a 23-acre parcel (the remainder was to be set aside for bighorn habitat). Vail, which had already spent years permitting the project with the previous council, pushed back, and now the whole disaster has been swallowed by the courts, where it will likely remain for years.Meanwhile, the VAIL SHEEP DEFENDERS somehow missed the groundbreaking on, among other properties, a nearly $8 million, 5,700-square-foot mansion rising on that same bighorn habitat. This image – provided by Vail Resorts – distills the absurdity of the whole thing pretty well:In September, I chatted about this with Colorado Sun reporter Jason Blevins, who has lived in Eagle County for decades. He had a much more nuanced view:“Both sides have completely valid arguments here. Vail Resorts needs housing. They have the property, they went through three years of planning with the previous council to win all the approvals to develop this thing. They created a bighorn sheep management plan … Election came, new council came in, and that new council is more inclined to protect that herd than accommodate with housing. They've offered the company different spots in the valley where they could build. But the process has progressed, and it's along, and Vail is ready to pretty much break ground right now …“Yes, this is about bighorn. That council 100 percent supports the bighorn herd, and in their heart of hearts they are working to protect the bighorn. … And those bighorn have been there longer than us, and this is their winter habitat. They unquestionably come down in the winter … along the highway there.”The whole situation, Blevins told me, is reminiscent of the Telluride Valley Floor drama in the late ‘90s, in which the town and a developer took a land dispute all the way to the Colorado Supreme Court (read the court's full decision here). The town ended up paying $50 million to acquire the land. “Think of all the housing you could have build with $50 million in the early 2000s,” Blevins said.Unfortunately, Blevins said, “this one is lining up to follow that track. Could this fight go all the way to the Supreme Court? Could the town of Vail end up having a public fundraising campaign with rich residents giving money to support sheep habitat? Will it go that far? With the complaint filed last week, it certainly appears as though this is going to be a protracted legal battle that will end up costing the town millions and millions of dollars if they buy it from Vail Resorts. And the end result is no more new housing. So the true losers on this are the people in this town who need a place to sleep and live in that town.”  You can listen to our full exchange on this topic, including a long discussion of the elusive NIMBY, starting at 56:50:So the housing drama made the pod timely. But so did the fact that Vail is installing two new chairlifts and celebrating its 60th anniversary. So did the fact that its peak-day lift tickets just hit $275. Really though, I wasn't sitting around waiting for an excuse to talk about Vail. It's Vail. One of the greatest ski areas in America. It's always interesting, always relevant. It's one of a handful of ski areas that evokes skiing whether you ski 100 days a year or never. Aspen, Telluride, Vail. The podcast was built to score interviews like this: a big-time mountain seated at the heart of our collective lift-served skiing experience. Enjoy.Questions I wish I'd askedI would have liked to have explored the impacts of the mountain town housing crisis on employees and the environment a bit more deeply. What does it mean to have a 50- or 60-mile commute through one of America's most extreme wintertime environments? How does such a setup further exacerbate the I-70 traffic that everyone so loathes? How sustainable and safe is this whole ecosystem?Last year, Vail Resorts, Alterra, Boyne Resorts, and Powdr – America's four largest ski area operators – launched “the ski industry's first unified effort to combat climate change with shared commitments around sustainability and advocacy.” These efforts include portfolio-wide shifts to renewable energy sources, climate advocacy, and “responsible” stewardship of the environment. All admirable and necessary steps toward creating sustainable 21st century businesses.However. I would propose an additional pillar to this joint pledge: these operators must commit to working with local, state, and national governments to encourage building density, expand mass transit, and limit individual car use wherever possible within the mountains.It is not just the ski area operators that are missing this. We built modern U.S. America on the premise of unlimited land and unlimited individual, anytime mobility. But this model does not scale up very well. When Congress passed the Interstate Highway Act in 1956, the nation had 156 million residents. It now has around 338 million. Interstate 70 through the Colorado Rockies is a miracle of engineering and one of the most beautiful roads in the world. But this thoroughfare, combined with poor regional planning and a U.S. American mentality that thinks you can shape the Colorado High Country in the same fashion as suburban Atlanta, have delivered Los Angeles-caliber traffic to the otherwise pristine high alpine.This is not sustainable. It was a dumb way to build a country. Sprawl and our car-centric culture are environmental and human disasters, the invisible antagonists to all our high-minded climate goals. Ski area operators and the municipalities they operate in have an incredible opportunity to showcase a different sort of America: a transit-oriented, weather-resilient, human-centered built ecosystem in which employees walk or ride a bus (or, God help us, a gondola) to work from hubs close to or on the mountain; the great mass of skiers arrive via transport other than a personal vehicle; and a Saturday on Interstate 70 does not resemble a wartime evacuation.For those of you fearful that this means Manhattan-in-the-mountains, that's not what I'm proposing here. Nor am I suggesting a Zermatt-style ban on individual automobiles. Just a better transit and housing mix so people who don't want the expense and hassle of wintertime commuting can avoid it. We actually have a pretty good model for this: the college town. Most students live, without cars, in dorms on or close to campus. Free and frequent shuttlebuses port them around town. A dense and walkable university center gives way to successive waves of less-dense housing, for more established employees or those with families. Some commuting occurs, but it is minimal. The university is a self-contained world that absorbs as much impact as it can from the problems it creates by concentrating many humans on a small footprint.The fact that the Town of Vail cannot accommodate 165 humans on 23 acres of land is pathetic. Their willingness to invest $12 million into ensuring people cannot live on this parcel crystalizes how unserious they are, long term, about creating a more sustainable, livable Vail. Rather than fighting Vail Resorts, the town ought to be partnering with them – as the previous council did on permitting this project – to see if the company could shrink the six acres down to three or four, and bump the 165 beds up 30 or 40 percent, with select units reserved for employees who agree to live car-free and use a shuttle system instead. The town's current, combative posture is only going to push the employees that could have lived in East Vail farther out into the mountains and into daily, likely solo commutes in a car, all of which will further degrade the mountain environment the town claims to treasure. This project could have been a model for cooperation and imaginative development. Instead, it's turned into a spectacle, a disappointment, the most predictable and U.S. American thing imaginable.   What I got wrongI pronounced Vail Mountain founder Pete Siebert's name as “See-bert,” rather than “Cy-ber.” We also discussed Vail Mountain's remaining fixed-grip lifts, putting that total at just one. However, the ski area still has three fixed-grip chairlifts: the Cascade Village quad, the Gopher Hill triple rising out of Vail Village, and the Little Eagle triple at the top of Eagle's Nest.Why you should ski Vail MountainThere's a lot of pressure on Vail Resorts' flagship. While it's fairly easy to get to and navigate, Vail Mountain, for most skiers, is big, far, and exotic; a thing of myth, considered with reverence; less vacation destination than fantasy. It's work to get there, and no one wants to work without reward. Ride to your New England or Wisconsin or North Carolina local on a Saturday, and you'll cope with whatever mess they came up with. Arrive at Vail, and you expect the best skiing of your life.Vail can give you that. Yes, I know, Wasatch Bro, “Vail is great. Everyone should go there.” Sick burn, Bro. Original and hilarious. I'm not saying it's better than Utah or Tahoe or Aspen or Winter Park, but I am saying that the skiing at Vail Mountain is usually very good, often spectacular, rarely bad. It is big enough that there are always uncrowded bits somewhere. And since such a large percentage of the skiers here are tourists, and since most tourists are allergic to anything off-piste – and since only a small percentage of a 5,317-acre resort can be groomed at any one time – you can ride the ungroomed all day, most days, in relative isolation (meaning you're not speed-checking every four seconds at Fort Meyers Freddy arcs edge-to-edge turns over the fall line).I've often wondered how many skiers there are on Vail Mountain on any given Saturday. They won't tell me, but I'm guessing it's the population of a small city – 30,000 people? While the sorts of liftline nightmares profiled above do occasionally happen, they are, as Blevins (a Vail local) said in our interview, pretty rare, and pretty short-lived. The ski area moves people around really well.Everyone should ski Vail Mountain at least once. There is a sense of awe in being there. It is one of the best pure ski areas on the continent. Great terrain for (nearly) all abilities (sorry Backflip Bro, but you can hike over to East Vail). A terrific little town. Easy to get into and out of (off peak, at least). Affordable if you have enough sense to purchase an Epic Pass in advance. There are bigger and emptier and snowier ski areas out there, but Vail is going to give most skiers just about everything they want and a lot more than they need. The high expectations are earned, and, nearly always, met.Podcast NotesHoward and I talked quite a bit about elements of Vail Mountain's 2018 masterplan. Here's where new lifts could run on the frontside:And here's where they could run on the backside. You can also see potential new trails in Blue Sky Basin and Teacup Bowl:Vail is also aggressively building out snowmaking on the front of the mountain. Here's what that system could look like at full build-out:The Storm publishes year-round, and guarantees 100 articles per year. This is article 127/100 in 2022, and number 373 since launching on Oct. 13, 2019. Want to send feedback? Reply to this email and I will answer (unless you sound insane). You can also email skiing@substack.com.The Storm explores the world of lift-served skiing year round. Join us. Get full access to The Storm Skiing Journal and Podcast at www.stormskiing.com/subscribe

Week 12 of the NFL season is upon us, and the Cincinnati Bengals (6-4) are back in the AFC hunt, looking to take another step toward reaching their 2022 season goals. Coming off a big win over the Pittsburgh Steelers a week ago, the Tennessee Titans (7-3) are looking to answer for last year's playoff loss to the Bengals by keeping Joe Burrow and company from coming to Nashville and taking back another big win. The Bengals know they'll be without running back Joe Mixon in this game and will look towards last week's star, Samaje Perine, Trayveon Williams, and Chris Evans, to carry the load. Questions remain despite talk early in the week that Ja'Marr Chase could return to the field in this game. Burrow and the offense showed they're not a one-man offense against the Steelers and will need to see a repeat performance against the Titans. However, the heavy load might have to be carried by Lou Anarumo and his defensive unit as they look to stop the power running of Derrick Henry, the leading rusher in the National Football League, coming into the weekend. A Bengals win, and they'll be standing with the same record they had a year ago when they made their run to become AFC Champions and reach the Super Bowl. A loss, and you're staring at the Kansas City Chiefs coming to Paycor Stadium with one of the best overall records in the NFL this season. First Star Logistics presented In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, Keys To Bengals Victory.

For the second time during the 2022 NFL and Cincinnati Bengals season, we provide Laps Keys To Bengals Victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Entering the game, the Bengals hold a 5-4 record but remember Week One of the season when they came up three points short in overtime to the Steelers with five turnovers, 23-20 in front of their home fans. While Joe Burrow is still missing a vital part of the Bengals high powered offense in receiver Ja'Marr Chase, before their bye week, the offense was hitting on all cylinders against the Carolina Panthers. Now, instead of Mitch Trubisky leading the Steelers' offense, rookie Kenny Pickett is in charge and feeling good coming off an impressive 20-10 win over the New Orleans Saints last Sunday. There is a lot on the line for both teams, with the Bengals having more to lose as they are looking for their first AFC North win on the season and look to recapture the magic they enjoyed at this stage last season when they came off their bye week and marched all the way to the Super Bowl. First Star Logistics presents Laps Keys To Bengals Victory.

With AP Radio's Jeremy K. Gover in Florida for the Artemis launch, Nashville Post/Scene sports reporter Michael Gallagher and 440 Sports' Braden Gall talk Nashville Predators hockey on this special It's All Your Fault/Gold Standard mashup.This week's topics include:•Finally, John Hynes listened to Michael!•Are the new-look line combinations sustainable?•What did we learn in the win over New York?•How do we feel about the Reverse Retro jerseys?The Adam Vingan of SportLogiq.com joins to talk about the first month of the seaso:•Why the Power Play has regressed•What has happened with Juuse Saros?•The Ryan McDonagh Experience•Which stars will PROgress to the mean?Follow our hosts on Twitter: @MGsports_, @ItsGoverTime, @BradenGall

Heartland POD on Twitter - @TheHeartlandPOD Co-HostsAdam Sommer @Adam_Sommer85Rachel Parker @RaichetPSean Diller @SeanDillerCOhttps://heartlandpod.com/“Change The Conversation”True or False:Sharice Davids is the brightest star in the heartland for DemsWHOMPING in that race, 12 points https://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/election/article268253557.html?ac_cid=DM722608&ac_bid=1312587918Did she carry Kelly? Yeah… NO:Missouri GOP returns the super majority https://missouriindependent.com/2022/11/09/democrats-prevail-in-hotly-contested-missouri-legislative-races/ Buy or Sell:The date of death for “MAGA” is November 8, 2022?Is DeSantis Is Now The Presumptive GOP Nominee for 2024?McCarthy's new worldContinue to cowtow to Trump?Work with Dems to pass a VERY restricted national abortion law? Gets to blame Dems for being too extreme and failing to compromiseJoRshua Hawley running from Trump/MAGA faster than he ran from insurrectionists? https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/live-blog/midterms-results-trump-livid-midterms-democrats-republicans-house-senateTrump may need to invest in some “oops I crapped my pants”Trump is in the corner - danger for all Where does it leave the Kris Kobach's of the world? https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/11/08/us/elections/results-kansas-attorney-general.html  The Big One:Red Wave, Blue Wave… more like Purple DrankRACHELS' LOSING BETSVICTORY LAPSColorado: Boebert is still there(?) - Pollis wins easily, CO is overall BLUE BLUE BLUE https://coloradosun.com/2022/11/09/8th-district-results-yadira-caraveo-barbara-kirkmeyer/Pennsylvania - Gov, SenateMichigan - Gov, State House and State Senate - Witmer mops floor with DixonArizona - Kelly straps Masters to a rocketFontes beats Fonchman in AZ SOS race https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/nov/12/arizona-secretary-of-state-election-winnner-adrian-fontesLAST CALL: Way too early look at 2024

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Final edition of Stickered Up this season. Driver Chase Burrow stops by after wrapping up Rookie of the Year honors for the Cars Tour. Host Stephen Dunn recaps the final race weekend and then visits with Chase Burrow and discusses the rollercoaster ride that was his rookie season.   Racing, Track, Laps, Speedway, Carstour, Latemodelstock,See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Amick, Anthony Slater and Fred Katz discuss the things they got right and wrong early on with the Cavs hot start, Westbrook to the bench, the Blazers playing great ball, and more. On the back half, the guys discuss the Brooklyn Nets and Sam's peice at the Athletic on Kyrie's future from the eyes of other NBA executives. You can find that piece here: https://theathletic.com/3769515/2022/11/07/nets-nba-executives-poll-kyrie-irving-kevin-durant/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The NFL season enters Week Nine, and Dave Lapham Keys to Victory is back as the Cincinnati Bengals will look to rebound after their Halloween night disaster against the Cleveland Browns. The Carolina Panthers may be 2-6 but are playing hard for interim head coach Steve Wilks who they would like to get the job full-time. A lot has happened with the Panthers as they traded their best player, running back Christian McCaffrey, to the San Francisco 49ers and benched quarterback Baker Mayfield in favor of P.J. Walker, a former starting quarterback in the XFL for the Houston Roughnecks, where he led the league in passing touchdowns (15) and passing yards (1,338) in five games before the season was suspended. The Bengals enter the game with more injuries, as Mike Hilton will miss Sunday.  Joe Burrow and the Bengals offense need to start quickly, while the defense needs to rebound after their struggles against the Browns. To learn about all the "KEYS" to a Bengals victory, jump into In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics.

Are the Heat, Warriors, and Clippers bad? And how good are the Mavs and Grizzlies? When can we say the Spurs and Jazz are good? We are a couple of weeks in and Keith, Jon and Chuck are nervous to take victory laps but also very much not afraid of sticking their foot in their mouth. Join us for a watch party for Grizzlies/Trail Blazers on Wednesday Nov. 2 at http://playback.tv/fastbreakbreakfastnote: this episode was recorded 5 seconds before Steve Nash got firedEpisode 672 (S9 Ep. 7)

Brett is excited to host an upcoming digital event, “How to Run Laps Around Your Competition with Content Distribution,” with four of his favorite marketers to speak about content culture and the art of launching. Companies are publishing content left and right; but without a distribution plan, they're not reaching their ideal audience. Distribution is just as important as creating content. The event takes place November 17, 1 pm EST. 0:00 Intro 2:47 Announcing digital event 5:38 Importance of distribution 7:04 Event details 11:30 Preparing for event How to Run Laps Around Your Competition with Content Distribution Register for freeJoin The JuiceFollow The Juice:| Website | Blog | Twitter | LinkedInFollow Jonathan:| Twitter | LinkedInFollow Brett:| Twitter | LinkedIn 

Erik Smith (@ErikSmithQBL) and Ryan Heath (@QBLRyan) recap the major storylines across fantasy football in Week 8 of the NFL season. They take some RB victory laps while dunking on NFL head coaches, and then explain what they saw in Seattle and Philadelphia. Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play | Spotify | RSS Like what we do? Support the podcast!   0:18 - Intro 2:30 - RB Victory Laps/Coaches are Dumb 3:40 - Pollard vs Zeke 10:50 - Etienne 14:50 - Carter vs Robinson 19:25 - Herbert vs Montgomery 26:25 - Stevenson vs Harris 29:30 - Walker 32:30 - White vs Fournette? 37:50 - Warren vs Najee? 42:25 - Explaining Eagles/Steelers 54:30 - Explaining Giants/Seahawks 71:25 - Outro

The NFL season enters Week Eight, and Dave Lapham Keys to Victory is back for the "Battle of Ohio," with the Cincinnati Bengals heading to Cleveland to battle the Browns. All looked great for the Bengals coming off their win over the Atlanta Falcons. Then, however, things turned as we learned wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase would be out for several weeks with a hip injury.  ***Keys to Victory was recorded before the Chase injury news.*** The Browns are also fighting injuries, but this is a must-win for the Bengals as they've yet to win an AFC North game, having already lost to the Steelers and Ravens. To learn about all the "KEYS" to a Bengals victory, jump into In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics.

It was a great day to be at Paycor Stadium if your team was the Cincinnati Bengals. Joe Burrow guided the Bengals offense to 537 yards of total offense behind Burrow's 34 of 42 passing for 481 yards and three touchdowns, with main targets against the Atlanta Falcons being Tyler Boyd (155-yards / 1 touchdown) and Ja'Marr Chase (130-yards / 2 touchdowns), and the Falcons didn't know what hit them trailing 28-17 at the half with Burrow adding another score in the third quarter. While it would be easy to give Burrow and the offense all the praise for their successful day, Lou Anarumo had the defense dialed in except for a short period before halftime that was quickly forgotten in the second half as they shut down the Falcons offense. In addition, several young players like Cam Taylor-Britt and Jay Tufele stepped forward, helping the Bengals overcome several injuries. Go In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics, to get Laps' thoughts on the Bengals successful day as they move to a 4-3 record with a significant prime-time NFL match-up set for next Monday night against the Cleveland Browns.

The NFL season enters Week Seven, and Dave Lapham Keys to Victory returns as the Cincinnati Bengals (3-3) head back to Paycor Stadium for a much-needed home game against the Atlanta Falcons (3-3) after two weeks on the road. Injuries are again front and center as the Bengals will be without linebacker Logan Wilson and defensive linemen Josh Tupou and Jeffrey Gunter. Likewise, the Falcons will be without receiver Jared Bernhardt and defensive back Dee Alford. Both teams are coming off big wins, and this game will place the winner with a winning record for the first time this season. Two former Heisman Trophy winners will battle as Marcus Mariota (2014) takes on Joe Burrow (2019) in a battle between the NFC and AFC. To learn about all the "KEYS" to a Bengals victory, jump into In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics.

I recorded this on a warm fall afternoon at Little Crater Lake in Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Siskiyou County, California. This bonus episode is composed of two recordings I made at the lake. The first half is the sound of wind ripples lapping against the rocky east shore of the lake, and the second half is of a small stream as it emerges from the base of a steep, bouldered slope at the south end of the lake. I would have liked to get a long recording that I could use for a full episode, but a combination of nearly continuous air traffic and gusty wind prevented that, despite having recorded for over two hours in each of the spots featured in this bonus episode. I guess that just gives me a good reason to return to this beautiful, isolated, and infrequently visited lake. I really want to thank my monthly supporters on both Anchor and Patreon, as well as those of you that have made one time donations. Though there are not many of you, and your contributions only cover a small fraction of the cost of creating this show, your support means an awful lot to me and you are the reason I am continuing to make this podcast. I am truly grateful for your generosity, thank you!!! I'd also like to thank those of you that have taken the time to rate and review the podcast, I really appreciate it! If you'd like to support this show you can do so by visiting the following links- https://soundbynaturepodcast.com/donations/ https://www.patreon.com/soundbynaturepodcast You can become a monthly supporter at Anchor by following the link at the end of this podcast description. Thank you you very much for listening. Stay healthy, stay safe, stay sound. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundbynature/support

The NFL season enters Week Six with the Cincinnati Bengals (2-3) on the road again for a match-up with a member of the NFC South, the New Orleans Saints (2-3), with both teams looking to even their record with a third win on the season. With a lengthy injury report, the Saints are expected to start former Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton as Jameis Winston recovers from a back/ankle injury. Also ruled out for the Saints are receivers Jarvis Landry, Michael Thomas, Deonte Harty, cornerback Marshon Lattimore, and defensive end, Payton Turner. The Bengals also have their share of injuries to deal with as receiver Tee Higgins is still day-to-day, and left tackle Jonah Williams has spent extended time in the training room all week working to return from an injury to his knee. In addition, tight end Hayden Hurst has been limited by a groin issue and has been limited. Still, backup Devin Asiasi was not listed as questionable despite being limited all week. To learn about all the "KEYS" to a Bengals victory, jump into In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics.

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Knowing how to buy your first rental property can be the difference between you building a life of financial freedom or merely treading water working for active income. The life of a real estate investor isn't glamorous, but it leads to generational wealth, time freedom, and the ability to do what you want, when you want, with who you want. The first step to becoming a real estate investor is buying your first real estate deal. This first step is where ninety-nine percent of people stop, but it's where you will start.Dave Meyer, VP of Data and Analytics and host of On The Market, has built a financial freedom-permitting property portfolio over the last decade. He doesn't have thousands of units, but even with his medium-sized portfolio, he's been able to travel the world, live abroad, and continuously build wealth. He's here to teach you exactly how to do the same by buying your first, second, or third real estate deal in the next 365 days!If you're able to do so, you will see your life start to change before your eyes. Money will be easier to find, deals will come your way, and passive income streams will be dug in your direction. If you're able to buy your first (or next) deal like Dave describes, put systems in place for future purchases, and slowly build a team around you, your dream rental property portfolio won't be too far away.In This Episode We Cover:The 3 “Ds” of real estate investing and how to get over their obstaclesWhy every smart investor continues to buy even in murky housing markets like todayBuilding the “LAPS” funnel that will send real estate deals your wayHow to analyze a rental property for free using the BiggerPockets rental property calculatorThe different types of ways you can buy real estate with no money down Why the first three real estate deals matter more than most people thinkAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets Pro MembershipBiggerPockets BookstoreBiggerPockets BootcampsBiggerPockets PodcastGet Your Ticket for BPCon 2022Listen to All Your Favorite BiggerPockets Podcasts in One PlaceLearn About Real Estate, The Housing Market, and Money Management with The BiggerPockets PodcastsGet More Deals Done with The BiggerPockets Investing ToolsFind a BiggerPockets Real Estate Meetup in Your AreaDavid's BiggerPockets ProfileDavid's InstagramListen to Dave on The “On The Market” Podcast: Spotify, Apple Podcast, & BiggerPocketsBiggerPockets Rental Property CalculatorBiggerPockets Rent EstimatorBiggerPockets Agent FinderBiggerPockets Deals for SaleAlready a Pro Member? Use Code “PRORENTAL” to Get All the Upgrades Mentioned in This VideoBooks Mentioned in the ShowReal Estate By The Numbers by Dave MeyerBRRRR by David GreeneConnect with Dave:Dave's BiggerPockets ProfileDave's InstagramClick here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-640Interested in learning more about today's sponsors or becoming a BiggerPockets partner yourself? Check out our sponsor page!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.