Podcast appearances and mentions of larry o'brien

Lets get it. Will Joel Embiid return to the court this season? Are the Lakers and Warriors destined to meet in the play-in? Who will hoist the Larry O Brien trophy? Your biggest questions answered!  PLUS... with LeBron James in year 21... who's NEXT UP to take the throne and become the face of the league?  ALSO... Our very own Malika Andrews spoke with Celtics Superstar Jayson Tatum! Who does HE think the best player in the league is? NBA Today with Chiney starts now!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lets get it. Will Joel Embiid return to the court this season? Are the Lakers and Warriors destined to meet in the play-in? Who will hoist the Larry O Brien trophy? Your biggest questions answered!  PLUS... with LeBron James in year 21... who's NEXT UP to take the throne and become the face of the league?  ALSO... Our very own Malika Andrews spoke with Celtics Superstar Jayson Tatum! Who does HE think the best player in the league is? NBA Today with Chiney starts now!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hoy empieza la NBA y vengo a dejaros la última previa de la temporada para dar por finalizado el análisis de las 30 franquicias que hoy comenzarán la carrera por el Larry O´Brien. Ojalá os guste este nuevo formato en el que he tenido que hacerlo sin invitado, ya que finalmente no hemos podido cuadrar horarios. Espero que hayáis disfrutado las previas y que os hayan servido para conocer un poco más a todos los equipos de esta maravillosa liga que hoy da el pistoletazo de salida a una temporada que promete ser apasionante. Recordaros que podéis encontrarme también en Youtube (Cancha NBA), en Twitter (@CanchaNba), en Instagram (@canchanba), en TikTok (@canchanbaesp) y en lvoox (Cancha NBA). Si os ha gustado el episodio no dudéis en darle like y suscribiros al Podcast para estar al día de todas las novedades ya que esto me ayuda a seguir creando contenido para vosotros. ¡Espero que lo disfrutéis!

After a week off, DJ and Kelcey are back to talk about the epic NBA Finals performance from Giannis, the future outlook for both teams going in to next year, and then the upcoming Olympics! To cap it off in Crunch Time, DJ and Kelcey change it up, and send out a heartfelt message to all of the wonderful High Low Sports Listeners out there. Finally, Kelcey spills the beans on next week's special guest interview! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/high-lowsports/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/high-lowsports/support

RYS welcomes on reoccurring guests in Nasean Traylor and Christopher Ellis as they share their thoughts on who will take the 2021 NBA Finals. The cast comes to a split on whether the Milwaukee Bucks or the Phoenix Suns will win the Larry O'Brien trophy for its franchise, as the Finals kick off tonight at 9pm Eastern. Make sure to follow RYS closely here by checking out when we drop new episodes on Youtube and when we go live on Instagram: https://linktr.ee/Repyoside Lastly check out our sports blog page as we share our opinion on the mental swings of various sporting events:https://myaustinmylindsey.wordpress.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/repyoside/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/repyoside/support

(00:00-26:16) – Tuesday’s show begins with Dan asking show producer Jimmy Cook a question about the future of Coach Nate Bjorkgren here in Indiana and Coach Brad Stevens in Boston. The role of backup QB for the Colts is examined as well. Additionally, Dan talks on Naomi Osaka mental health struggles and the seriousness of mental health.   (26:17-37:19) – The Dean Mike Chappell of Fox 59 and CBS 4 joins the show to talk on whether the Colts should pursue a better option at the backup quarterback position. Plus, Dan and Mike discuss the Colts offseason to this point.     (37:20-47:04) – The first hour ends with Dan discussing the latest on his Door Dashing adventures and why he likes a specific prop bet for tonight’s Lakers-Suns Game 5.     (47:05-1:10:01) – In a segment that saw our friend Jason Benetti absent due to prep work, Dan instead talks about the rest of today’s show, including a conversation with Eric Pankowski of Hoosier Hysterics. Additionally, Dan highlights the success of the Chicago White Sox and Chicago Cubs to this point in the season. Later, Dan talks on the lack of real conversations regarding race and other sensitive topics over the last year.           (1:10:02-1:27:57)– Eric Pankowski of Hoosier Hysterics joins the show to promote his ongoing campaign for a spot on the Indiana University Board of Trustees. His goals include working on fixing rising tuition costs, reasserting the value of an IU degree compared to other Big Ten schools, and other important issues on the mind of students, parents, and alumni across the state and the country.  (1:27:58-1:29:59) – The second hour ends concludes quickly with Dan looking ahead to the rest of the show and looking back on the conversation with Eric Pankowski. (1:30:00-1:53:00) – Dan opens the final hour of the show discussing the latest in antics by fans at the NBA Playoffs across the country. Additionally, Dan talks about the issues surrounding the country in today’s society. Also, Dan stresses how phenomenal the radio broadcast was of the Indianapolis 500 and why he and his family enjoyed it so much. (1:53:01-2:07:25) – Dave Pasch of ESPN stops by to talk on the biggest storylines in the NBA Playoffs so far, including the show that the young stars like Luka Dončić and Ja Morant are putting on. Later, Dave shares who he feels is the favorite to hoist the Larry O’Brien trophy this year.  Dave is also the play by play voice of the Arizona Cardinals, so Dan asks him how Cardinals rookie and former Purdue standout Rondale Moore is perceived amid the organization.     (2:07:260-2:12:28) – Tuesday’s show ends with Dan sharing results from the Indiana Grand Racing and Casino Race of the Day. Plus, Dan asks show producer Jimmy Cook for today’s edition of the JCook Plays of the Day. Later, final thoughts on tonight’s NBA Playoff schedule. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-10:36) – The Dean Mike Chappell of Fox 59 and CBS 4 joins the show to talk on whether the Colts should pursue a better option at the backup quarterback position. Plus, Dan and Mike discuss the Colts offseason to this point.      (10:37-28:26) – Eric Pankowski of Hoosier Hysterics joins the show to promote his ongoing campaign for a spot on the Indiana University Board of Trustees so that he can work on fixing rising tuition costs, the value of an IU degree compared to other Big Ten schools, and other important issues on the mind of students, parents, and alumni across the state and across the country.  (28:27-28:54) – Dave Pasch of ESPN stops by to talk on the biggest storylines in the NBA Playoffs so far, including the show that the young stars like Luka Dončić and Ja Morant are putting on. Later, Dave shares who he feels is the favorite to hoist the Larry O’Brien trophy this year.  Dave is also the play by play voice of the Arizona Cardinals, so Dan asks him how Cardinals rookie and former Purdue standout Rondale Moore is perceived amid the organization.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**Full Sport Press Episode #369 Breakdown** **(9:20) “Jeff’s 10 Good Wrestling Seconds”- **(11:20)- Weezy’s Yellow Box of Cereal Award- The Game **(13:55)- Manscaped Ad- Use Code “FSP20” for 20% off and Free Shipping via Manscaped.com **(17:16) 1st Half- Hottest Sports News of The Week **(27:20) Halftime- ICYMI- High School Shot-Clock Rule Change **(31:00) 2nd Half-2021 NBA Playoffs Breakdown (1st Round) **(54:30)- Manscaped Ad- Use Code “FSP20” for 20% off and Free Shipping via Manscaped.com The NBA regular season is officially in the rear-view mirror, playoff basketball is set to begin this weekend. Sixteen teams are left. The best of the best. With the playoff seeding set, let’s break down who is most likely to hold the Larry O’Brien. Check out Episode #369 as @JaiHov , @JEasley84 , @Coach Lock and @FSP_Wezzy discuss the hottest sports news of the past week and analyze the 1st Round of the 2021 NBA Playoffs. #FSP Style

In the first of a series of case studies, Blake looks at the top seeds for both conferences, the Jazz and Sixers and explains their successes and whether or not they are legitimate contenders who deserve to be treated as such and could be lifting the Larry O’Brien trophy this summer. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blakesta12837/support

Today the salary cap is an NBA institution, something fans take for granted as part of the fabric of the league or an obstacle to their favorite team’s chances to win a championship. In the early 1980s, however, a salary cap was not only novel but nonexistent. The Cap: How Larry Fleisher and David Stern Built the Modern NBA (University of Nebraska Press, 2020) tells the fascinating, behind-the-scenes story of the deal between the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association that created the salary cap in 1983, the first in all of sports, against the backdrop of a looming players’ strike on one side and threatened economic collapse on the other. Joshua Mendelsohn illustrates how the salary cap was more than just professional basketball’s economic foundation—it was a grand bargain, a compromise meant to end the chaos that had gripped the sport since the early 1960s. The NBA had spent decades in a vulnerable position financially and legally, unique in professional sports. It entered the 1980s badly battered, something no one knew better than a few legendary NBA figures: Larry Fleisher, general counsel and negotiator for the National Basketball Players Association; Larry O’Brien, the commissioner; and David Stern, who led negotiations for the NBA and would be named the commissioner a few months after the salary cap deal was reached. As a result, in 1983 the NBA and its players made a novel settlement. The players gave up infinite pay increases, but they gained a guaranteed piece of the league’s revenue and free agency to play where they wished—a combination that did not exist before in professional sports but as a result became standard for the NBA, NFL, and NHL as well. The Cap explores in detail not only the high-stakes negotiations in the early 1980s but all the twists and turns through the decades that led the parties to reach a salary cap compromise. It is a compelling story that involves notable players, colorful owners, visionary league and union officials, and a sport trying to solidify a bright future despite a turbulent past and present. This is a story missing from the landscape of basketball history. Paul Knepper used to cover the Knicks for Bleacher Report. His first book, The Knicks of the Nineties: Ewing, Oakley, Starks and the Brawlers That Almost Won It All was published in September 2020. You can reach Paul at paulknepper@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter @paulieknep.

Today the salary cap is an NBA institution, something fans take for granted as part of the fabric of the league or an obstacle to their favorite team’s chances to win a championship. In the early 1980s, however, a salary cap was not only novel but nonexistent. The Cap: How Larry Fleisher and David Stern Built the Modern NBA (University of Nebraska Press, 2020) tells the fascinating, behind-the-scenes story of the deal between the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association that created the salary cap in 1983, the first in all of sports, against the backdrop of a looming players’ strike on one side and threatened economic collapse on the other. Joshua Mendelsohn illustrates how the salary cap was more than just professional basketball’s economic foundation—it was a grand bargain, a compromise meant to end the chaos that had gripped the sport since the early 1960s. The NBA had spent decades in a vulnerable position financially and legally, unique in professional sports. It entered the 1980s badly battered, something no one knew better than a few legendary NBA figures: Larry Fleisher, general counsel and negotiator for the National Basketball Players Association; Larry O’Brien, the commissioner; and David Stern, who led negotiations for the NBA and would be named the commissioner a few months after the salary cap deal was reached. As a result, in 1983 the NBA and its players made a novel settlement. The players gave up infinite pay increases, but they gained a guaranteed piece of the league’s revenue and free agency to play where they wished—a combination that did not exist before in professional sports but as a result became standard for the NBA, NFL, and NHL as well. The Cap explores in detail not only the high-stakes negotiations in the early 1980s but all the twists and turns through the decades that led the parties to reach a salary cap compromise. It is a compelling story that involves notable players, colorful owners, visionary league and union officials, and a sport trying to solidify a bright future despite a turbulent past and present. This is a story missing from the landscape of basketball history. Paul Knepper used to cover the Knicks for Bleacher Report. His first book, The Knicks of the Nineties: Ewing, Oakley, Starks and the Brawlers That Almost Won It All was published in September 2020. You can reach Paul at paulknepper@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter @paulieknep. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today the salary cap is an NBA institution, something fans take for granted as part of the fabric of the league or an obstacle to their favorite team’s chances to win a championship. In the early 1980s, however, a salary cap was not only novel but nonexistent. The Cap: How Larry Fleisher and David Stern Built the Modern NBA (University of Nebraska Press, 2020) tells the fascinating, behind-the-scenes story of the deal between the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association that created the salary cap in 1983, the first in all of sports, against the backdrop of a looming players’ strike on one side and threatened economic collapse on the other. Joshua Mendelsohn illustrates how the salary cap was more than just professional basketball’s economic foundation—it was a grand bargain, a compromise meant to end the chaos that had gripped the sport since the early 1960s. The NBA had spent decades in a vulnerable position financially and legally, unique in professional sports. It entered the 1980s badly battered, something no one knew better than a few legendary NBA figures: Larry Fleisher, general counsel and negotiator for the National Basketball Players Association; Larry O’Brien, the commissioner; and David Stern, who led negotiations for the NBA and would be named the commissioner a few months after the salary cap deal was reached. As a result, in 1983 the NBA and its players made a novel settlement. The players gave up infinite pay increases, but they gained a guaranteed piece of the league’s revenue and free agency to play where they wished—a combination that did not exist before in professional sports but as a result became standard for the NBA, NFL, and NHL as well. The Cap explores in detail not only the high-stakes negotiations in the early 1980s but all the twists and turns through the decades that led the parties to reach a salary cap compromise. It is a compelling story that involves notable players, colorful owners, visionary league and union officials, and a sport trying to solidify a bright future despite a turbulent past and present. This is a story missing from the landscape of basketball history. Paul Knepper used to cover the Knicks for Bleacher Report. His first book, The Knicks of the Nineties: Ewing, Oakley, Starks and the Brawlers That Almost Won It All was published in September 2020. You can reach Paul at paulknepper@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter @paulieknep. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today the salary cap is an NBA institution, something fans take for granted as part of the fabric of the league or an obstacle to their favorite team’s chances to win a championship. In the early 1980s, however, a salary cap was not only novel but nonexistent. The Cap: How Larry Fleisher and David Stern Built the Modern NBA (University of Nebraska Press, 2020) tells the fascinating, behind-the-scenes story of the deal between the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association that created the salary cap in 1983, the first in all of sports, against the backdrop of a looming players’ strike on one side and threatened economic collapse on the other. Joshua Mendelsohn illustrates how the salary cap was more than just professional basketball’s economic foundation—it was a grand bargain, a compromise meant to end the chaos that had gripped the sport since the early 1960s. The NBA had spent decades in a vulnerable position financially and legally, unique in professional sports. It entered the 1980s badly battered, something no one knew better than a few legendary NBA figures: Larry Fleisher, general counsel and negotiator for the National Basketball Players Association; Larry O’Brien, the commissioner; and David Stern, who led negotiations for the NBA and would be named the commissioner a few months after the salary cap deal was reached. As a result, in 1983 the NBA and its players made a novel settlement. The players gave up infinite pay increases, but they gained a guaranteed piece of the league’s revenue and free agency to play where they wished—a combination that did not exist before in professional sports but as a result became standard for the NBA, NFL, and NHL as well. The Cap explores in detail not only the high-stakes negotiations in the early 1980s but all the twists and turns through the decades that led the parties to reach a salary cap compromise. It is a compelling story that involves notable players, colorful owners, visionary league and union officials, and a sport trying to solidify a bright future despite a turbulent past and present. This is a story missing from the landscape of basketball history. Paul Knepper used to cover the Knicks for Bleacher Report. His first book, The Knicks of the Nineties: Ewing, Oakley, Starks and the Brawlers That Almost Won It All was published in September 2020. You can reach Paul at paulknepper@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter @paulieknep. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm

Today the salary cap is an NBA institution, something fans take for granted as part of the fabric of the league or an obstacle to their favorite team’s chances to win a championship. In the early 1980s, however, a salary cap was not only novel but nonexistent. The Cap: How Larry Fleisher and David Stern Built the Modern NBA (University of Nebraska Press, 2020) tells the fascinating, behind-the-scenes story of the deal between the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association that created the salary cap in 1983, the first in all of sports, against the backdrop of a looming players’ strike on one side and threatened economic collapse on the other. Joshua Mendelsohn illustrates how the salary cap was more than just professional basketball’s economic foundation—it was a grand bargain, a compromise meant to end the chaos that had gripped the sport since the early 1960s. The NBA had spent decades in a vulnerable position financially and legally, unique in professional sports. It entered the 1980s badly battered, something no one knew better than a few legendary NBA figures: Larry Fleisher, general counsel and negotiator for the National Basketball Players Association; Larry O’Brien, the commissioner; and David Stern, who led negotiations for the NBA and would be named the commissioner a few months after the salary cap deal was reached. As a result, in 1983 the NBA and its players made a novel settlement. The players gave up infinite pay increases, but they gained a guaranteed piece of the league’s revenue and free agency to play where they wished—a combination that did not exist before in professional sports but as a result became standard for the NBA, NFL, and NHL as well. The Cap explores in detail not only the high-stakes negotiations in the early 1980s but all the twists and turns through the decades that led the parties to reach a salary cap compromise. It is a compelling story that involves notable players, colorful owners, visionary league and union officials, and a sport trying to solidify a bright future despite a turbulent past and present. This is a story missing from the landscape of basketball history. Paul Knepper used to cover the Knicks for Bleacher Report. His first book, The Knicks of the Nineties: Ewing, Oakley, Starks and the Brawlers That Almost Won It All was published in September 2020. You can reach Paul at paulknepper@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter @paulieknep. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm

On this episode of In the Zone, the guys welcome a special guest Pete Croatto to discuss his new book From Hang Time to Prime Time !! In this awesome episode the guys talk with Pete about the impact of Marvin Gaye national anthem at the 1983 NBA All Star game!! The importance of Larry O Brien to the NBA!! The legacy of David Stern and how he envisioned the league! The impact of NBA entertainment and the impact of The NBA on NBC and so much more!!!

LOS ANGELES -- Brooklyn’s now star-laden solidified with James Harden, Kevin Durant, and first-time coach Steve Nash -- all MVPs and Kyrie Irving -- who along with Durant has something on the resume that Harden and the coach aspire to -- NBA Champion. Inheriting a bleak Brooklyn milieu, Nets GM Sean Marks got the franchise into the playoffs with grit via coach Kenny Atkinson and players like Caris LeVert and Jarrett Allen, who are gone. Two key questions emerge -- -- one tangible and the other philosophical -- vis-à-vis Brooklyn’s culture: Will the ultra-talented Nets defend, get deflections, 50-50 balls, blocks, stops, rebounds, and take charges with tenacity? Will the sustained sacrifice, accountability, chemistry, and commitment that will determine Brooklyn’s fate be embraced systematically throughout the roster? Some of the best moves in life are the ones you never make, and Marks wants to be holding The Larry O’Brien trophy and not reflecting on that mantra.

Nick Saban & Greg Byrne have the Rona, Lakers win their 17th Larry O’Brien, ALCS & NLCS update, more info on the Michael Thomas situation, Le’Veon Bell cut by the Jets, & Tuesday Night Football. As always Friday’s Pick ‘Em. Get 20% OFF + FREE SHIPPING using promo code WASHED @ manscaped.com

#1. On Thursday this week, because of Prime Week $$$$. Joaquin Buckley, K.O. Of the year/ Decade. Tracy Cortez, Giga Chikadze, Chris Daukas and the main event Cory Sandehagen get my praise. Go over the card and possible upcoming matches for fighters. Also Spolier Alert the Larry O Brien is staying in LA.... county in Inglewood --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sigars-sports/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sigars-sports/support

Casey and Cameron discuss Iga Swiatek and Rafael Nadal’s dominant wins at Roland Garros before the French Open before talking about the Lakers taking home the Larry O’Brien trophy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

After the longest season in NBA history -- and perhaps the most difficult -- LeBron James and the Lakers hoisted the Larry O’Brien trophy on Sunday night. The Athletic’s Bill Oram joins us to reflect on what this title means to 35-year-old LeBron and to a Lakers organization that did everything in its power to get him and his right hand man, Anthony Davis, after years of controversy and dysfunction.More from Bill Oram:https://theathletic.com/author/bill-oram/?source=theleadpocast

Casey discusses why he believes one of the LA teams will win the NBA Finals, the Toronto Raptors forcing a Game 7 against the Boston Celtics, LeBron becoming the all-time leader in Playoff wins, and OKC and Billy Donovan parting ways.As always, if you enjoyed the show, follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on iTunes or on any app that carries podcasts as well as on YouTube. Please remember to subscribe and give us a nice review. That way you’ll always be among the first to get the latest GSMC Basketball Podcasts.We would like to thank our Sponsor: GSMC Podcast NetworkAdvertise with US: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us.html Website: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/basketball-podcast.html ITunes Feed : https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gsmc-basketball-podcast/id1121427158 GSMC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaNoy1YERuo&list=PLF8Qial15ufqL6otrvrBA1qHY18Cp78xh"list=PLF8Qial15ufqL6otrvrBA1qHY18Cp78xh Twitter: https://twitter.com/GSMC_Basketball Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gsmcbasketball/ Disclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC Basketball Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying or redistribution of The GSMC Basketball Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC is prohibited.

Casey discusses the Milwaukee Bucks being sent home by the Miami Heat, both the Clippers and Lakers and how one will win the NBA title, and gives his predictions for how the NFL's divisions will stack up. Listen now! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dudestalkinsports/message

Today on Sports Fans Only KJ and Shawn Mac talk about the legitimacy or the lack there of this years champion, and how history will look at a 4th ring won by Lebron James during this basketball season, and who will flourish in the MLB shortened season, all.coming up on an all new Sports Fans Only.

Join Uncle Free and Rich kick shit and recap the Jadakiss and Fabolous Versus battle.  Did DJ Boof sabotage Fab and where was the Desert Storm mixtape heat? Smh. After that, the fellas dish on the NBA return and make some predictions on who could bring back the Larry O'Brien trophy. In other news, Scam Newt (aka Cam Newton) is back! How did the Patriots pull that off?  In culture news, Uncle Free tells us the two types of dudes he can't stand... Tap in for all this and more. Subscribe! Our Website for exclusive merchandise and links :  WereAllSet.com SUBSCRIBE on: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZdlA9w1H0UAR8fW5nINI9Q?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeAreAllSet/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/weareallset/ Podcast Links Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/were-all-set/id1476457304 iHeartRadio - https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-were-all-set-56955327?cmp=ios_social_share&pr=false&autoplat=true Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5MK1ysqOgt7h2FLeQMYih1 Google - https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9jMzdmZmY4L3BvZGNhc3QvcnN --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weare-allset/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weare-allset/support

Not even sure if anyone reads these descriptions but, anyway. This week the boys are on scene and off the beeeeaaaannn. If the cinema in your city is still closed, don’t worry, it’s always a movie here at the hottest podcast on the mother f**king planet. Especially when BAIT rolls the tapes on their Toy Story themed Reebok’s, Ben Baller adds some diamonds to the deck, NBA 2K and the Swoosh link us with THE Larry O’Brien, FTP and Lakai show us how to celebrate, and Michael Jordan takes us on an exclusive trip overseas. Universal balance is finally restored now that Supreme is back in action after a loooong week off, amirite?! Palace drops some bars on us from across the pond, Jimmy Gorecki and Standard Issue Tees pop a top on some Armand de Brignac, Eric Emanuel screams the sky is the limit, and Wacko Maria lights one up for Bob Marley’s 75th birthday. The 6 God Drizzy Drake hit our hotline and said next years blessings will be in the form of Nike’s, and we’re not even mad about it. Sean Wotherspoon and ATMOS will “soon” offer up a sticky situation, the Air Max 95 is waiting on its chaining day, and YEEZY gives us a glimpse of his latest creation. All this, and much more at H&A. Now, if you made it this far into the excerpt, the latter statement might surprise you, but yes, we really do talk about more than what’s mentioned here in this absolute slapppp of an episode. For more HERE & AIR check us out on @hereandairpodcast on Instagram. And follow us individually: @angelolaviero & @stacksdn . --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Podcast: The Smart City Podcast Episode: Cybersecurity and Intelligent Buildings with Larry O'Brien and Eduard Fidler Hosted by Jim FrazerPub date: 2020-05-01Addressing the crucial issue of cybersecurity in today’s smart buildings is a challenge. Like the manufacturing sector, the building automation sector is going through its own digital transformation. Increasingly, end-users are moving away from the older proprietary systems of the past and adopting edge-to-cloud computing architectures. There is a drive to deploy more lower-cost sensors, both wired and wireless, to gather as much data as possible. At the same time, the industry has a considerable installed base of legacy building automation systems, applications, devices, and networks that must be managed, maintained, and gradually modernized. All of these factors create unique cybersecurity challenges. The ubiquitous connectivity and remote operations promised by IoT bring with it many security concerns. Legacy systems pose their own risks and vulnerabilities and are no longer the obscure systems that nobody is interested in anymore. Attackers take advantage of known vulnerabilities in both new and existing systems to disrupt operations, steal customer data, and cause destruction. The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from The Smart Cities Team at ARC Advisory Group , which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

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In this podcast, Craig Resnick and Larry O'Brien at A.R.C. Advisory Group, talk with Jim Montague, Control’s executive editor, about the early impacts of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) on the process automation and control industries, how they're responding to it, and how digital transformation may give users some of flexibility and remote collaboration/monitoring/control tools they'll need to handle future crises. Read the full transcript: https://www.controlglobal.com/podcasts/control-amplified/early-impacts-of-covid-19-on-process-industries/ 

Adam & Noah go ISO with 4-time NBA All-Star & 2011 Champion, Shawn Marion. "The Matrix" talks about why he didn't go to his dream school of UNC, the missed opportunities with the Suns, why he was skeptical of Mike D'Antoni's system and being traded to the Heat during his Super Bowl party. Plus, Shawn tells the story of Jason Terry's trophy tattoo that he got during the 2011 Dallas Mavericks preseason & his thoughts on Jack McCallum's book, 7 Seconds or Less. -- Crazy story of buying a Bentley Legendary Chicago summer league games Path to Vincennes University How he almost ended up at North Carolina Epic pre-draft workout with the Suns Rookie season with the Suns Recruiting Kobe to Phoenix Transitioning to a small ball power forward Idolizing Kevin Johnson & then playing with him Re-examining the 2007 Suns-Spurs playoff series Why the Suns didn't win the championship in 2006 When Kobe didn't shoot in Game 7 of 1st Rd in 2006 Getting traded during a Super Bowl party Rick Carlisle's ping pong coach Sucking the life out of LeBron's Heat team in 2011 NBA Finals Jason Terry getting a Larry O'Brien trophy tattoo in the preseason Why they didn't win gold in the 2004 Olympics Thoughts on never making an All-Defensive Team Best Jason Kidd pass he ever saw What the media got wrong about him On Board of Directors for National Basketball Retired Players Association Who he'd choose to reject the screen Frustrations with Jack McCallum over his book, 7 Seconds or Less Owning R.J. Hampton's team in Auckland, New Zealand -- Please subscribe to the podcast, rate, review and share with your friends! Rejecting the Screen is part of the Locked On Podcast Network and publishes every Tuesday and Thursday. The Thursday edition is called Going ISO, an interview with someone connected to the NBA. Guests include Richard Jefferson, Earl Watson, Peter Vecsey, Anthony Morrow, Kevin Willis, Howard Beck, Kenny Anderson, Doug Gottlieb, Robert Sacre, John Hollinger, Sam Mitchell, PJ Carlesimo, Ryen Russillo, Eddie Johnson and more. Follow Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov, Adam @NaismithLives and the show on Instagram @Rejecting_the_Screen. -- Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Theragun Try Theragun risk-free for 30 days or your money back by going to Theragun.com/lockedon For a limited time, listeners get a FREE charging stand with purchase – a seventy-nine dollar value. Postmates Download the Postmates app and use code LOCKEDONNBA. For a limited time, Postmates is giving our listeners ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS of free restaurant delivery credit for your first SEVEN days. Blinkist The Blinkist app gives you the key ideas from more than 3,000 bestselling nonfiction books in just 15 minutes. Go to Blinkist.com/nba try it FREE for 7 days AND save 25% off your new subscription. Withings Go to Withings.com/mlb to get 25% off Body+ Body Composition Scale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Montague is joined by A.R.C. Advisory Group’s Larry O’Brien and Craig Resnick to discuss the latest Top 50 report, from how these automation companies are managing market conditions to their implementations of the Industrial Internet of Things and digitalization. Read the full transcript here.

We react to the news that the Cowboys are officially done with Jason Garrett. We break down everything that went wrong during Garrett’s tenure in Dallas and whether Jerry Jones is willing to change in order to hire the right coach. Plus, we break down the 7 odds on favorites to be the next head coach.  According to Adrian Wojnarowsk, the Detroit Pistons and Atlanta Hawks have been engaged in talks on a trade centered on Andre Drummond. The Boston Celtics and Toronto Raptors are also reportedly interested in the Detroit big man. We break down what a potential Andre Drummond trade would look like and where he likely ends up.  David Stern, the NBA commissioner during the most successful period in league history, passed away at the age of 77. We give you the NBA world’s reactions to David Sterns passing and tell you why he was the greatest commissioner in sports history. Plus, should they changed the Larry O’Brien trophy to the David Stern trophy? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat Riley and the Heat have done a great job assembling a roster around Jimmy Butler but they are still 2 pieces away and I firmly believe these 2 players are the answer for them to capture their 4tj championship. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevoo-bandzz/support

Welcome back, everyone. We’re here for season 5 of Let’s Be Real Sportscast. We took an extended break to fine-tune our product and bring you dope and consistent content. On this episode, we’ll be talking about all the major moves that happen this offseason, and who has a shot at winning the Larry O’ Brien trophy. The first time in 5 years the NBA will actually be interesting and we should all be looking forward to it. So strap in for another episode of Let’s Be Real!!!

The football season is nearing the halfway mark as teams look to make moves before the trade deadline. Which teams have already made their mark to improve or sell their seasons? Who may still be on the move after this latest flurry? The NBA season is officially underway as teams look to begin their road to the Larry O'Brien trophy! Which teams are looking like early season favorites? What is the latest on the China situation with the NBA? How has the situation affected upcoming contract talks? We have our two competing teams looking to win the World Series! Can the Houston Astros keep the World Series in the American League for the third year in a row? Can the Washington Nationals complete their cinderella season after starting their season at 19-31? Discuss all of this and more tomorrow night as Jim Early and Missyae Productions present another edition of the Missyae Podcast: Sports Whispers Weekly!! Call in at (657) 383-1308 and get your thoughts in!

In just over 24 hours the Lakers will kick off the 2019-20 season against the Clippers and Laker Fans everywhere are ready to be champions once again. Today I'm joined by Vinay Killawala (vkillem) host of Radio KBE and Lake Show World contributor, Ricky Barnes (mrrickyspanish) co-host of the Late Night Lake Show Podcast, and Noah Weiss (@realswishlist) creator of the Swish List to break down the new season and discuss if the Lakers will bring home the Larry O'Brien trophy. Follow me on Twitter and IG @LakerCentral365! Please subscribe to the podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Athletic’s Ben Standig joins Fred Katz of The Athletic to review the Wizards’ Thursday trade with the Lakers. • Acquiring another second-rounder • Taking more swings • Wagner narratives And more...

The Larry O’Brien trophy is headed to the north. St. Louis gets their first cup in history. NBA draft Recap.

Finals are over and the Larry O’Brien trophy is headed to Canada. With KD and Klay getting hurt, and AD off to LA, the offseason drama show is already underway. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

O Toronto Raptors é o novo campeão da NBA. Depois de 6 jogos, o time canadense fechou a série e levou o Larry O’Brien trophy para fora dos Estados Unidos pela primeira vez. Falamos tudo sobre as finais e, como a NBA não pára nunca, também abordamos a troca que mandou Anthony Davis para o Lakers e o draft que acontece no próximo de 20/06.O podcast é apresentado por Vavo Mantovani (http://twitter.com/vavofresno), Guilherme Pinheiro (http://twitter.com/gui_pinheiro) e M.M. Izidoro (http://twitter.com/mmizidoro)Siga o Big Shot Pod no Twitter (www.twitter.com/BigShotPod) e no Instagram (www.instagram.com/bigshotpod).Tem alguma dúvida, comentário, critica ou quer só dar um oi? Fala com a gente no Twitter ou Instagram, ou pelo nosso email bigshotpod@ampere.audio ou pelo nosso site www.bigshotpod.com.brO Big Shot Pod é uma produção da Ampère.

In the 70+ plus years of the NBA the Larry O'Brien trophy is finally in Canada. Today we discuss the Raptors new hardware, Golden State's injuries, The NBA's next Dynasty, how this grows the game in Canada, and College basketball recruiting updates. Catch more of our content on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/travelinghooper --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-traveling-hoopers/support

Hall of Fame in Cooperstown and Hall of Fame in St. Mary’s. THAT’S A DISTINCTION!!! Ferguson Jenkins joins Outta The Park to chat about his journey. A multi sport athlete, Fergie chats about how he came from a long line of athletes. Who is Fergie’s most celebrated out? ITS A HECK OF A NAME. Ferguson chats about “playing healthy” and how he managed to keep himself in top condition over the course of his career. From his deflection of his successes to his teammates and his love of his father Fergie is a wonderful chat. You’re gonna love him. The First Pitch features a gush fest regarding the Raptors being NBA champs. Barry and Matt recap the game and hop up and down with excitement because the Larry O’Brien trophy is CROSSING THE BORDER. Will Kawhi stay? Does being a champ preclude Kawhi’s exit from the dinos? THAT WOULD MAKE US CRY. With the Raptors done how will the dog days of summer shake out? Is it gonna be a slog. The guys touch on the Blue Jays and what to expect next. Ask Barry Davis discusses “N as in Nancy” and why Golden State Warriors fans are so bent out of shape. The Warriors have one multiple championships over the last number of years. Isn’t it time to share? The boys chat about the last 5 minutes of NBA games and how exciting they are. The boys discuss some inebriation during the Raptors win. The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed.

We talk Raptors winning the Larry O'Brien trophy, Blues winning Lord Stanley's cup & more

Se terminó la temporada 2018-19 con Toronto Raptors levantando el trofeo Larry O’Brien, quitándole la posibilidad de conseguir el ‘triplete’ a Golden State Warriors. Nico Landi, Nacho Barrón, Mateo Caballero y Manu Simon analizan todo lo que dejó el juego 6 minutos después de terminado. Acompañanos y averiguá como hizo Kawhi Leonard para conquistar su segundo título.

The Raptors are 1 game away from winning title? Incredible. Perfect time for another action-packed hour of podcasting with Phdsteve on The Dr Is In.Steve is joined by a couple of the usual suspects from his World Wide Round Table Podcasts that featured regularly on RR between 2013-15: Blair Miller, Steve's brother Mike, & Greg Mason. Over the course of an hour the boys discussOpening - feelings at the momentGame 2 & 3 taking points:Stephs big gameKlays injuryThe return of Looney & The disappearance of boogieThe idiot owner & how Lowry handled it.The emergence of Ibaka & the difference maker Kyle LowryInside Nick Nurses brain/Has Kerr been outcoached?Why are fans leaving Oracle early?Did the Raps break the Warriors in the 3rd quarter of game 4?Should the Warriors be fined for their injury reports this Finals?What to expect from game 5?What about Durant?Does watching this warriors team struggle without all of its parts, change how you think about Lebron?Has this Warriors team ever won a big series when the other team was the equal parts healthy?Can the Warriors come back to win? If so how?

The Raptors are one game away from holding the Larry O'Brien trophy, and we're back for our FIFTH podcast this week. The Infamous Coach Bobby joins Micah and Brad to talk about Kawhi's dominance and the Warriors running out of gas. We're back next week.

The Toronto Raptors are 1 Game, 48 minutes, 2880 seconds, however you put it, are one win away from the Larry O'Brien trophy and their first ever Championship in franchise history; but lets not get too ahead of ourselves, there is still work to be done. The boys from That's A Rap (and Jay with the eyes and ears on Jurassic Park) give you their take/reaction to game 4's massive win. Make sure to follow us @ThatsARapPod & @RaptorsHQ throughout these NBA Playoffs. *ONE MORE WIN* *Tweet us your thoughts on Game 4 vs. the Warriors* #ThatsARap #RaptorsHQ #SBNation #WeTheNorth #NBAPlayoffs #RTZ #Raptors #LarryOBrien Twitter: @ThatsARapPod, @RaptorsHQ Email: thatsarappodcast@gmail.com Website: https://www.raptorshq.com/ Hosts: Jason Leung, Andreas Babiolakis, Jay Rosales Twitter Handles: @JayLeung20 @Rosalesaurus @andreasbabs  Producer: Jason Leung Music: Omar Samuels  Highlights: Clips courtesy of TSN & ESPN. We do not own the right to these Highlights.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we discussed about Raptors win over the Warriors 105-92.  The Toronto Raptors are now one win away from winning the Larry O'Brien and has stolen 2 away games.  Join us to hear about some analytics and some fun takes revolving around all the madness.The raptors had a delicious meal that had a diet of curry, and some greens. LETS GO RAPTORS!! 

Vince is back on the SG Pod with Dave following his trip down under. The lads marvel at the completion of a decade long redemption story from Tiger with his magnificent victory at Augusta, and talk of our memories of one of the great moments in sports. We then hit the NBA playoffs and a promising start to the Blazers hunt for the Larry O'Brien, as well as some of the other surprises in the early running (WTF, Lowry). Some brief MVP chat before we finish off with memories of Vince's first in-person experience of Australian Football and 'The Hill' at Adelaide Oval.

Episode 75 of the 'Aussies Taking Over the NBA' Podcast. A new podcast chronicling the Aussies playing in the NBA. Catch us LIVE on Facebook LIVE! We go coast to coast and wrap the final week of games and end the regular season. We've covered EVERY GAME THIS SEASON! Super proud of our efforts and we thank everyone who came along for the ride. The train doesn't stop here! Plenty more is on the way including player wrap ups, a look at over-under, end of season AtotNBA awards and playoff coverage right through until the Larry O'Brien is lifted! Like us, share and subscribe! Don't forget to join us live on Facebook LIVE! Don't forget to checkout our new podcast if you're a Sydney Kings fan. On the Kings Dime: Podcast. www.youtube.com/channel/UCSutz_Vh5ihH3RcVw2cQ1Lw

In a week where the Phillies have captured the hearts of Philadelphia with their 4-1 start led by Bryce Harper.. The Sixers also look to follow suit by nailing down the 3rd seed and hopefully getting a taste of the Larry O”Brien trophy.. Join PSG as we discuss everything from the Sixers push to the playoffs, Phillies Mania, and of course the Eagles possible moves leading up to the NFL Draft..

In the midst of a 6 game winning streak the Philadelphia 76ers are poised to compete for the Larry O’Brien trophy... Join Psg as we discuss the Sixers, The Phils getting ready for opening day next week and the latest in Eagles free agency news....

Let me take you back to the first recreational soccer trophy that you ever "won" . I'll tell you this, the NFL needs new inspiration in terms of trophy design. I think the Lombardi trophy is absolutely pathetic. It's a sorry excuse for an epic league - don't get me started about the Larry O'Brien trophy, as it just copies the Lombardi trophy.

Control's executive editor Jim Montague speaks with Craig Resnick and Larry O'Brien at A.R.C. Advisory Group about the Control October 2018 cover article on the Control/A.R.C. Top 50 global and North American automation vendors, and give the results some added context and trends.

The Larry O'Brien trophy is once again in in play.  The guys have their predictions, what about yourself?  Give a call in at 760 283 0846 on your drive home (bluetooth or speaker only) and let us know!

The Hunt For Larry O'Brien Places Chapter 25 Of The Gray Area In The Middle Of The NBA Finals. Tune In As I Rant About The Misplaced Sympathy For LeBron James Along With Why He Only Has Himself To Blame For His Current Situation. I'm Then Joined By Top NBA Blogger James Holas aka Snottie Drippen Who Brings A More Rational Voice And Lays Out What The Cavs Can Do(If Anything) To Get Back In The Series. Finally, Landis Brewer Of Barbershop Talk Sports Pulls Up To Discuss The Root Of Warriors Hate, And How Soon Can They Close The Series Out. Join The Discussion On Twitter By Following Jarv(@Chet_Ohara), James(@SnottieDrippen) And Landis(@ShopTalkSports), On Instagram Jarv(@ElitePodcaster), Landis(@BarbershopTalkSports), Or Facebook By Searching For Ray Jarvis. Listen, Share, SUBSCRIBE!

This show we wrap up the conference finals for both east and west and give a finals preview.

A lot of players are under a lot of pressure to bring home the Larry O'Brien trophy this season, but which player's career is most needing of the allusive championship?

Hot off their scintillating appearance on Fantasy Football Bosses, Lane and I invite Anthony Sellers and Gary Wolfe on our show to not only be the first guests on Lemon & The Fro but to also complete the first crossover in the history of the Hyphen Podcast Group. We start off with some MLB playoffs, as Lane’s Cubs faced off against the Nationals in Game 5 of the NLDS that night. The Cubs pulled through but that didn’t stop me from putting the Nats in the World Series. We spend a few minutes talking about the USMNT’s failure to make the World Cup before recapping our Super Bowl picks at the quarter mark of the 2017 NFL season. Finally, our NBA preview quickly devolves into teams we’ll enjoy watching throughout the year as we almost all agree that the Warriors will repeat as champions. Lane and Anthony are all in on Believeland while Gary and I just don’t see the Larry O’Brien trophy leaving the Bay Area. Lane once again proves he’s built for this; Anthony and Gary hold their own, and I just fill in the spaces when they aren’t talking. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lemon-on-the-edge/support

In this episode Chris Okrainetz and Demar Grant preview the rest of the NBA Playoffs and breakdown both the Eastern and Western Conference. We provide our thoughts and analysis for each series, along with our predictions, en route to who we believe will eventually hoist the Larry O'Brien trophy.Here’s a rundown of when we discussed each series:– Boston Celtics versus Chicago Bulls (1:13)– Cleveland Cavaliers versus Indiana Pacers (8:40)– Toronto Raptors versus Milwaukee Bucks (12:06)– Washington Wizards versus Atlanta Hawks (12:25)– The rest of our Eastern Conference projection (15:58)– Golden State Warriors versus Portland Trail Blazers (19:16)– San Antonio Spurs versus Memphis Grizzlies (20:39)– Houston Rockets versus Oklahoma City Thunder (23:28)– Los Angeles Clippers versus Utah Jazz (28:55)– The rest of our Western Conference projection, plus NBA Finals picks (33:06)* * *You can listen to every episode of the ToT-cast on iTunes, SoundCloud, or stream it from our website. Make sure you not only subscribe to the show so you don’t miss any new episodes, but leave us a nice review — if you think we’ve earned it!Also, if you like the music in our podcast be sure to check out Gee's SoundCloud page @GeeSoropia. Thanks for listening and be sure to follow us on Twitter @TipoftheTower, and like our Facebook page @Tip of the Tower.

The 2016-17 NBA Season gets underway on Tuesday night as the Cleveland Cavaliers will begin their title defense after coming back from a 3-1 series deficit against the Golden State Warriors in the 2016 NBA Finals. From division winners to the MVP, to who hoists the Larry O'Brien trophy next June, FSP is here to reveal our predictions for the 2016-17 season. Join @JaiHov , @Lock_Tha_Great and the producer of the show @FSP_Wezzy as they discuss the hottest sports news of the past week and breakdown the 2016-17 NBA season.

  First, we’ll discuss the NBA finals and the end to the championship drought in Cleveland; second, we’ll discuss the events that led up to the firing of Art Briles at Baylor, his potential reinstatement, and the contract buyout; and third, the USGA’s colossal fuckup at the US Open. As always, we’ll finish off the episode by making some predictions for this weekend and hopefully one of us will be right! Before we get to the stories, we wanted to to give you a quick update on some of the sports we’ve discussed and some of the results from the last week. NASCAR Sprint Cup took the week off, but the Xfinity series ran at Iowa and Sam Hornish Jr. took home the win. Kyle Busch, Brad Keselowski, and Carl Edwards are the top 3 in standings, in that order. Dustin Johnson took home his first major win at the US Open after struggling through another rules debacle on the final day of play at Oakmont.  Lastly, Cleveland took home the Larry O’Brien championship trophy after defeating Golden State 93 to 89 on Sunday night, which is where we lead our discussion off! Predictions for this weekend! Kastle- Kyle Larson Chappers- Kurt Busch Catman- Concrete Carl Edwards More info: Story 1: Go read ESPN Story 2: Baylor Scandal Timeline, Settlement with Briles Story 3: Golf Digest Article, Reuters Article

Ricardo Brito Reis e Márcio Martins analisam as Finais épicas entre Golden State Warriors e Cleveland Cavaliers e antecipam o que as equipas terão que fazer no jogo 7 para levantarem o troféu Larry O'Brien. E, mesmo que os Warriors ganhem o título, pode LeBron James ser MVP das Finais? Nesta edição do #podcastMVP, atribuimos notas ao melhor e ao pior da temporada, com referências a Rockets, Lakers, Spurs e Blazers, o «tanking», Paul George, teorias da conspiração, velhos do Restelo e bandwagoners. E, ainda, os tomates do Kiki e os tweets da Ayesha.

Eastern and Western Conference Playoffs and Finals have been decided and IT'S The REMATCH!  Welcome to the Crossover Cafe Master Chefs Edition party people!  The Finals from last year is back from last year as the 2015 World Champion Golden State Warriors made it back to the 2016 NBA Finals to go up against a familiar opponent with faces that weren't around last year on the Cleveland Cavaliers roster.  Some interesting roads to the NBA Finals for both teams and they now meet again for the Larry O'Brien trophy and we are here to discuss it all.  Join R-Keezey AKA Royce King and Tyrone Powell BKA TP Tymeless and the rest of the Sport City Chefs to put out some more of the Basketball dishes for the 2015-2016 season as it comes to a close.

Evan, Dan, Brandon, and JP discuss the College Football Playoff rankings, parade parking on a KC expressway and the Larry O'Brien Trophy in Joe Lacob's bedroom.

The NFL season is now a quarter done. Their's still plenty to talk about, but with the calendar shifting from September to October, we eagerly wait for the start of the NBA season. Some of our favorite players are hoping for a successful run at the Larry O'Brien trophy. While others are more concerned about their future contracts, and what their value will be on the open market. Others are either delusional about what their team can achieve this upcoming season, or calling out reporters. This NBA season certainly should be an entertaining one.

Carlo Fanelli analyses what was accomplished at Toronto City Hall to limit the regressive measures introduced by Mayor Rob Ford and the shape of the battles still to come. Political scientist Dennis Pilon reflects on the history of municipal amalgamations that bring to power right-wing mayors like Rob Ford in Toronto and Larry O’Brien in Ottawa largely owing to votes from once independent outlying middle class and wealthy suburban communities that swamp the votes of those residing in the city proper. Political economist Sam Gindin unravels the European debt crisis and austerity agendas of governments everywhere and their impact on a stagnating global economy. He examines the limitations of resistance movements as they emerged in 2011 and suggests new strategies for 2012.

Join your host Vito as he previews the NBA playoffs from an LA Lakers' perspective with Mark Medina of the LA Times, who will also be along to give his pick for who will be hoisting the Larry O'Brien trophy this June.

Join your host Vito as he previews the NBA playoffs from an LA Lakers' perspective with Mark Medina of the LA Times, who will also be along to give his pick for who will be hoisting the Larry O'Brien trophy this June.

This is a story of human survival and hope. Three survivors of tragedies speak of their own destiny - Debbie MacGuinness was involved in the Stardust fire, Larry O'Brien was onboard the Zeebrugge ferry and Maura MacDaid is from Belfast (Broadcast 1990)