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A reeling, 0-3 opponent comes to town, and six lightning-themed questions dig into whether that slide is about to continue for the Los Angeles Chargers. "Previously with the Protector" focuses on a breakdown of last week's sloppy, turnover-plagued loss, before shifting into a full preview of a struggling offense that has real talent but can't put it together. A record-setting receiver's chances of staying hot gets a close look, along with the health of a key safety and whether a run game built around a rookie back can finally break out for a big day. A rapid-fire lightning round covers matchup edges on both sides of the ball, and the Flock's wishing well gets read out in full before two final score predictions. Join our Sea Hawkers Podcast Pickem League - free prizes for weekly winners. Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com Or visit our website for other ways to support the show Subscribe via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube | TuneIn | RSS Follow us on: Facebook | Twitter Listen on our free app for Android, iOS, Kindle or Windows Phone/PC Call or text: 253-235-9041 Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.org Music from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation  

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The Lightning's season opener went about as sideways as a game can go: a 5-1 loss at Madison Square Garden capped by Igor Shesterkin becoming the first goaltender in Rangers history to score a goal, while Tampa Bay finished 0-for-7 on the power play. Rick and Steve dig into why it wasn't as alarming as it looked — Victor Hedman's comfortably accepted a smaller role (and dropped weight going gluten-free to stay fast at 18 seasons in), John Carlson is still adjusting from running Alex Ovechkin's power play in Washington to feeding Nikita Kucherov in Tampa, and hockey's a "flow sport" that's brutally hard to simulate in the preseason. The Lightning still own the NHL's third-best season-opening winning percentage all time, and they get a schedule edge Saturday against a Capitals team playing the second half of a back-to-back.From there, it's a deep look at Jalen Daniels' first career start — the first rookie quarterback to play anywhere in the league this season, despite going undrafted. Rick traces how the Bucs got here (Teddy Bridgewater's disastrous relief outing last year, Jake Browning's poor camp this summer) and argues Daniels doesn't need to be great against a genuinely bad Packers team that can't run or stop the run; the defense and Chase McLaughlin's perfect kicking can carry him. A mailbag question floats Daniels as a potential Marty St. Louis-style undrafted success story, and the guys note the historical case for not rushing rookie quarterbacks, with nine of the ten passers drafted this year still holding a clipboard. The back half previews a jam-packed Tampa Bay weekend — Rays-Yankees ALDS Game 1 at the Trop, the Lightning's home opener, USF hosting Temple for a shot at a first-ever conference title, and Florida traveling to Missouri — plus a quick look at Cleveland's Deshaun Watson turnaround under Todd Monken.Timestamps:0:08 – Lightning season-opener recap: 5-1 loss at the Rangers, a historic goalie goal, 0-for-7 power play3:22 – Victor Hedman's accepted role change, revamped diet, and his 18th season5:39 – Lightning's historic season-opening record; Saturday's schedule edge over Washington6:46 – Power play struggles: John Carlson adjusting from Ovechkin's power play to feeding Kucherov9:00 – Why "flow sports" like hockey are harder to simulate in the preseason11:50 – Sponsor: Breitling Boutique, International Plaza13:16 – How the Bucs got here: Teddy Bridgewater's rough relief stint and Jake Browning's camp struggles16:13 – Jalen Daniels: the first rookie QB to start anywhere in the NFL this year, despite going undrafted18:16 – Context: the last team to start 0-4 and make the playoffs was the 1992 Chargers19:51 – Why Daniels doesn't need to be great — Green Bay's offense and run defense are a mess22:32 – Chase McLaughlin's perfect season and the "just be you" message for Daniels25:36 – Mailbag: Could Daniels become the next Marty St. Louis-style undrafted success story?26:03 – Why most of this year's ten drafted rookie QBs are sitting behind veterans30:37 – What a Daniels win (or two) would really mean once Baker Mayfield returns31:38 – MLB's wild-card format gripe: Rays drawn into a best-of-three with the Yankees34:44 – A loaded Tampa Bay weekend: Rays, Lightning, USF and the Rowdies all home Saturday39:09 – Cleveland's Deshaun Watson turnaround under Tom Monken42:09 – College football weekend: Florida at Missouri, USF hosts Temple for a shot at a first conference title Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brick Lombardi opens this episode of Tundra FM with "the weight of the season," reflecting on what truly lasts. We dive into the marks that define a player's career with "Ink and Lightning," cut through the noise with "Static on the Air," and feel the raw grit of a unique player with "Baton Rouge Blood." Tonight's setlist explores the foundational elements of the game—the things that hold it all together, seen and unseen. It's about the steady effort that truly makes a difference on the Tundra. Don't miss a beat of Tundra FM. Subscribe, rate, and review the show on your favorite podcast platform to keep up with all the new music and insights from the Pack-er-net Podcast Network. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com Or go to: https://advertising.libsyn.com/packernetpodcast Check out everything I'm building across the Packers and NFL world: NFL Draft Grades: https://nfldraftgrades.com/ Hashmarks: https://hashmarks.io/

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Rick Stroud can't stop repeating a line Jalon Daniels dropped in his first press conference as the Bucs' starting quarterback: "You can't be the thermometer, you have to be the thermostat" — set the temperature in the room instead of just reading it. It's a fitting mantra for a guy about to become the first rookie quarterback to start an NFL game this season (yes, ahead of the Raiders' Heisman winner), and the only backup Tampa Bay has turned to since 'Fitzmagic' in 2018. Rick is clear-eyed about the degree of difficulty: Evan Closky's blocking cut-ups from last week were "some of the worst tape I've seen," Daniels knows far less than Baker Mayfield about getting out of bad plays, and Green Bay will blitz him mercilessly the way Minnesota did. But the Packers are deeply flawed too — patched together on the offensive line, unable to stop the run, playing in front of a fan base that's reportedly booing at Lambeau — and Rick and Steve talk through how Todd Bowles might manage Daniels' workload if the game gets away from them, plus the gut-punch injury report (six players missed Wednesday practice, including Rueben Bain Jr., Yaya Diaby, and Chris Godwin) that makes the 0-3 start look even worse in hindsight.From there, three mailbag questions: what the Bucs should do with the number one overall pick if the season ended today (take a quarterback, grab Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith, or trade down for a haul), how to separate rooting for people at One Buc Place from grading Todd Bowles' performance, and whether anything short of winning can fix the "away game atmosphere" at Raymond James Stadium. Rick also vents about MLB's wild-card seeding dropping the Rays into Yankee Stadium's short porch for the ALDS, previews Drew Rasmussen's Game 1 start, and the guys close with a full NHL season-opening night: the Lightning play at the Rangers, sitting on the second-best season-opening record in NHL history, with Nikita Kucherov chasing a record fourth straight opener with multiple goals.Segments:Jalon Daniels' "thermostat, not thermometer" mentality ahead of his first NFL startThe degree of difficulty: brutal offensive line tape, a first-ever rookie starter league-wide, and how Bowles might manage his workloadInjury report fallout: six players out Wednesday, Baker Mayfield's timelineMailbag: What should the Bucs do with the number one pick — quarterback, Jeremiah Smith, or trade down?Mailbag: Separating rooting for the people at One Buc Place from grading Todd BowlesMailbag: Can anything fix the "away game" atmosphere at Raymond James?MLB wild-card fallout: Rays drawn into the Yankees' short porch for the ALDS; Rasmussen gets the Game 1 ballNHL opening night: Lightning at the Rangers, chasing franchise and Kucherov recordsSponsor: Breitling Boutique, International PlazaTimestamps:0:06 – Jalon Daniels' "thermostat, not thermometer" quote from his first presser as starter2:51 – First rookie QB to start a game anywhere in the NFL this season5:57 – The offensive line tape: "some of the worst I've seen"8:16 – How Bowles might manage Daniels if the game gets away from the Bucs13:06 – Injury report: six players miss Wednesday practice14:13 – Baker Mayfield's thumb, timeline, and the 0-3 start in context15:47 – Sponsor: Breitling Boutique, International Plaza17:05 – MLB wild-card seeding sends the Rays into Yankee Stadium's short porch21:35 – Mailbag: Number one pick — quarterback, Jeremiah Smith, or trade down?25:31 – Mailbag: Separating the man from the job grading Todd Bowles35:26 – Mailbag: Fixing the "away game" atmosphere at Raymond James37:21 – NHL opening night: Lightning at the Rangers, Kucherov's scoring streak39:13 – Yankees beat Red Sox 9-2; Rasmussen named Rays' Game 1 starter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a text! We'd love to hear your thoughts on the show.An outline doesn't have to limit your creativity. It can give you the freedom to explore your story without losing your way.In this episode of The Resilient Writers Radio Show, I'm joined by award-winning Canadian author Gail Anderson-Dargatz to talk about her new novel, The Atlas Keeper, and the writing process behind this complex time travel romance.Gail has written across genres, from literary fiction and domestic thrillers to hi-lo books and speculative fiction. Her novels include The Cure for Death by Lightning, A Recipe for Bees, The Spawning Grounds, The Almost Wife, and The Almost Widow. With The Atlas Keeper, she gave herself permission to follow a longtime love of time travel stories and simply play.That sense of play is at the heart of our conversation.Gail shares how the idea for the novel began with a question: What would a map of someone's life look like? With help from her husband, a GIS analyst with an interest in astrology, she developed an intricate structure based on a lunar month, the twelve astrological houses, and a character who can visit different moments in her own life.Writing a story with so many moving pieces required a clear map. Gail explains how she begins with a synopsis, moves into an outline, and then creates a chapter-by-chapter plan. At the same time, she writes snippets of scenes and allows room for discovery.Her process offers a helpful reminder for writers who worry that outlining will take the magic out of writing. The outline is not a cage. It is a guide you can adjust as the story develops.We also talk about what literary writers can learn from genre fiction. Whether you are writing literary fiction, romance, suspense, or fantasy, your character still needs a goal. Something must stand in their way. The reader needs a reason to keep turning the pages.Gail also opens up about reaching a stage in her career where she is less concerned about awards and expectations and more interested in enjoying the act of creation. After experiencing burnout, she found her way back to the pleasure of writing by exploring new genres and remembering why she started.This episode is a warm and honest conversation about outlining a novel, experimenting with genre, staying curious, and making writing feel playful again.Listen now to discover how structure can support creativity, why writers benefit from trying new genres, and how finding the fun in your process can lead to a stronger book.

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The wait is over. The Tampa Bay Lightning begin the 2026-27 regular season tonight at Madison Square Garden as they take on the New York Rangers in their first game of the NHL's expanded 84-game schedule. On today's Daily Strike, Steve Versnick gets you ready for Opening Night with everything you need to know before puck drop. Hear from Head Coach Jon Cooper, Anthony Cirelli, J.J. Moser, and captain Victor Hedman as the Bolts prepare for another run at the Stanley Cup. Cooper enters his 15th season behind the Tampa Bay bench, adding another chapter to one of the most successful coaching tenures in NHL history. Tonight also marks the start of what could be another historic season for Nikita Kucherov. The Lightning superstar enters the year just 13 points shy of Steven Stamkos' franchise record of 1,137 points and can become the first player in NHL history to record multiple goals in four consecutive season openers. Plus, we preview a marquee goaltending matchup between Andrei Vasilevskiy and Igor Shesterkin, while newcomer Jeffrey Viel is set to play in his 100th NHL game during his first regular-season appearance as a Bolt. In Today's Episode: Opening Night preview: Lightning vs. Rangers Nikita Kucherov's pursuit of NHL and franchise milestones Jon Cooper begins his 15th season as Lightning head coach Anthony Cirelli, J.J. Moser and Victor Hedman on the season ahead Andrei Vasilevskiy vs. Igor Shesterkin matchup preview Jeffrey Viel's 100th NHL game New episode of Recharge takes fans behind the scenes of Training Camp This Day in Lightning History: Marty St. Louis named team captain in 2013 Saturday's Home Opener and Blue Carpet details on Ford Thunder Alley Subscribe to Daily Strike for your daily source of Tampa Bay Lightning news, game previews, player interviews, roster updates, and analysis all season long. Opening Night is finally here. Go Bolts! #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #NHL #LightningHockey #NikitaKucherov #VictorHedman #AndreiVasilevskiy #JonCooper #OpeningNight #NYRvsTBL #DailyStrike #BoltsNation #HockeyPodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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With Joe Flacco, Jameis Winston, and Jimmy Garoppolo all off the table, the Bucs' plan B for replacing Baker Mayfield is Brett Rypien — signed to the practice squad, not the active roster — while undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels makes his first career start Sunday against Green Bay. Rick Stroud lays out a sobering stat: since 2024, rookie quarterbacks are a combined 56-89, and the backup quarterbacks who've actually won games around the league this season (Case Keenum, Mac Jones, Carson Wentz, Drew Locke) all share one thing Daniels doesn't have — real NFL experience. Rick and Steve debate, half-seriously, whether a Bucs fan should even want a win right now given a stacked, quarterback-heavy draft class, before agreeing there's too much season left and too bad a division to consider punting on it. They also dig into where the blame really lies for Tampa Bay's offensive collapse — Baker's tendency to extend plays into sacks and holding penalties, Zach Robinson's predictable play-calling, an offensive line that isn't as bad as it looks — and note the one thing working: Chase McLaughlin hasn't missed a field goal all year. A mailbag question revisits why Mike Evans really left for San Francisco, and Rick makes the case that Evans saw a closer path to a Super Bowl elsewhere as his own mortality became real after his first-ever injury-shortened season.The back half looks ahead to a jam-packed week: MLB's wild-card round (Yankees leading Boston, Padres and Braves both winning thrillers), the NHL's opening night, and the Lightning's regular-season opener Thursday at the Rangers, plus a scheduling headache with the Rays' ALDS Game 1 and the Lightning's home opener both landing Saturday night. Rick and Steve also mark the sixth anniversary of Tampa Bay's first boat parade and pitch (not entirely jokingly) a stadium renovation tribute to Tom Brady's Super Bowl trophy toss.Segments:Jalon Daniels named starter; what backup-quarterback history says about his chances against Green BayIs the offensive line really the problem, or is it Baker Mayfield and play-calling?Mailbag: Why did Mike Evans really leave for San Francisco?MLB wild card round recap: Yankees-Red Sox, Padres-Cubs, Braves walk-off winNHL season opens; Lightning open Thursday at the Rangers, home opener collides with Rays ALDS Game 1Sixth anniversary of Tampa Bay's first championship boat paradeSponsor: Breitling Boutique, International PlazaTimestamps:0:09 – Bucs' backup QB plan revealed: Brett Rypien to the practice squad, Jalen Daniels named starter2:27 – Why experienced backups matter: Case Keenum's big Monday night4:15 – Rookie QBs are 56-89 since 2024; should a Bucs fan want a loss right now?7:00 – Is the offensive line really the problem, or is it Baker Mayfield and play-calling?16:23 – What Daniels has going for him: 50+ college starts, calm demeanor17:36 – Backup QBs went nearly undefeated this weekend; the risk the Bucs took at QB222:46 – Sponsor: Breitling Boutique, International Plaza24:13 – Sixth anniversary of Tampa Bay's first championship boat parade28:33 – Mailbag: Why did Mike Evans really leave for San Francisco?33:22 – Mailbag: Where does the blame fall for the Bucs' offensive struggles?39:12 – MLB wild-card recap: Yankees-Red Sox, Padres-Cubs, Braves walk-off win40:10 – NHL season opens; Lightning-Rangers Thursday, Saturday scheduling conflict with Rays ALDS Game 1 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Guest: Kevin RothWe all love to think that the outcome of a game comes down to talent, strategy, and maybe a little luck. But there's another player on the field that nobody can control: the weather. Wind can turn a routine fly ball into an adventure, heat and humidity can test athletes and fans, and a thunderstorm can send an entire stadium scrambling for cover. So how much can weather actually influence the game—and what should fans know before they head to the stadium? Today, we're talking to Kevin Roth, a sports meteorologist who lives right at the intersection of weather and sports. We'll talk about forecasting for different sports, how weather affects performance and strategy, and how fans can be better prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws their way.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Kevin Roth and sports meteorology01:57 How Kevin Rxoth became a weather geek and his background03:49 The intersection of weather and sports forecasting07:52 Data analysis in sports weather forecasting12:04 Challenges of using weather data for player-specific insights12:39 Break 112:40 Impact of stadium microclimates and venue design19:48 Weather's influence on game strategy and player performance23:57 Weather considerations in sports betting and fantasy sports24:40 Break 224:41 Adapting forecasts for severe weather and safety concerns32:02 Career advice for aspiring sports meteorologists35:46 Future of weather forecasting in sports and technology advancementsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this week's episode of Artist Friendly, Joel Madden sits down with Warren Zeiders. Growing up in Hershey, Pennsylvania, Warren spent his teenage years chasing a lacrosse career rather than a musical one, picking up guitar only as a casual hobby along the way. A string of sports-related injuries ended that path in 2019, and COVID hit the following year. At his sister's suggestion, Warren posted a cover of Chris Stapleton's 'Tennessee Whiskey' to TikTok — and woke up to hundreds of thousands of views. That moment launched a rapid rise: his original song "Ride the Lightning" went platinum, and by 2023 his single "Pretty Little Poison" became his first country radio No. 1, going on to double-platinum certification. Since then, he's built a fanbase behind billions of streams, headlined his first world tour, and earned a CMT Award for Breakthrough Male Video of the Year. Now 27 and fresh off the release of his third studio album, No Brakes, Warren sits down with Joel to talk about the pressure of following up his biggest year yet, learning to separate his self-worth from streaming numbers and radio spins, and why he believes this new chapter of music is the most honest representation of who he really is. (0:00) – Warren Zeiders: The Origin Story(4:13) – How Covers Led to a Record Deal(10:14) – CMT Award: Voted by the Fans(18:04) – No Breaks: Warren's Most Personal Record(24:27) – A Deeply Personal Act of Faith(28:54) – Turning Hate Into Algorithm Fuel(38:07) – Growing Up on Rock and Country(43:23) – From Lacrosse Player to League Investor(45:51) – The '67 Mustang Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Opening Night is just one day away, and on today's episode of Lightning Power Lunch, Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli get you ready for the Tampa Bay Lightning's season opener against the New York Rangers. The guys discuss the importance of a fast start, why the Atlantic Division may be the NHL's toughest division, and what the Lightning need to do early in the season to position themselves for another playoff run. Plus, Dan Rosen of NHL.com joins the show for a league-wide preview, including his outlook on the Lightning, Nikita Kucherov's next contract, the impact of the rising salary cap, expansion rumors, and which teams are best positioned to challenge for the Stanley Cup this season. The conversation also covers Erik Cernak's importance to Tampa Bay's blue line, the Lightning's physical identity, what to expect from Charle-Édouard D'Astous and Dominic James this season, and why Conor Geekie could be one of the biggest stories to watch for the Bolts. Topics & Timestamps Opening Night is almost here: Why a strong start mattersIs the Atlantic Division the NHL's toughest division?Erik Cernak's importance to the Lightning defenseHas Tampa Bay become a more physical team?Charle-Édouard D'Astous potential next stepDominic James' outlook when he returns from injuryNikita Kucherov's contract future and Opening Night historyNHL.com's Dan Rosen joins the showWill Kucherov's next contract get done?How the rising salary cap is changing the NHLExpansion, league growth and the future of hockeyEastern Conference and Atlantic Division predictionsWhy the Lightning remain a top contender in the EastRangers season opener preview ⚡ Subscribe for daily Tampa Bay Lightning coverage, game previews, postgame reaction, roster analysis, prospect updates, and exclusive interviews all season long. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #LightningPowerLunch #NikitaKucherov #DanRosen #VictorHedman #BraydenPoint #AndreiVasilevskiy #ConorGeekie #NHL #HockeyPodcast #BoltsNation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mark Carney says he has looked at an "extreme tail risk" involving the United States. The reporter supplied the word "invasion," but the political problem is the same: Canada is talking out loud about scenarios that used to stay in the binder.This week on CBP: Bitget loses hundreds of millions without a private-key compromise, researchers quantum-proof part of Lightning without touching channel funds, Hester Peirce leaves the SEC, Montreal prices an undefined insult at up to $2,000, and B.C. gets an early election call.What is the biggest story this week: the Bitget backend failure, the Carney tail-risk interview, or Montreal's new speech bylaw?READ MOREBitget hack: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2026/09/25/bitget-s-usd351-million-hack-happened-via-spoofed-transfers-not-private-keys-ceo-gray-chen-saysPQLN paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.13781Carney tail risk: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-09-24/carney-tells-nyt-he-looked-at-extreme-tail-risk-of-us-invasionMontreal insult bylaw: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/Canadian Bitcoiners PodcastWebsite: https://canadianbitcoiners.comSubscribe and turn on notifications - new episodes live Monday nights.SPONSORSeasyDNS - Canadian-owned domains, DNS, email and hosting from an ICANN-accredited company that has accepted Bitcoin since 2013. Use promo code CBPMEDIA for 50% off your first purchase.https://easydns.comBull Bitcoin - Canada's non-custodial, Bitcoin-only exchange. CBP listeners get 25% off fees for life.https://app.bullbitcoin.com/registration/cbp256 Heat - Purpose-built Bitcoin miners that heat your space while producing hashrate. Tell them CBP sent you for a discount.https://256heat.comBitcoin Mentor - One-on-one help with wallets, keys, self-custody, inheritance planning and nodes. Every package includes a 30-day money-back guarantee.https://btcmentor.io/aff/joeyFOLLOW THE SHOWCBP: https://x.com/CanadianBTCPodJoey: https://x.com/joeytweeetsLen: https://x.com/thebtcpricebotInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/canadianbtcpod/Discord: https://discord.gg/YgPJVbGCZXLISTENSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6WzoIyTowK47rcAmvrS7gtApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-canadian-bitcoiners-podcast-bitcoin-news-with/id1561002990RSS: https://anchor.fm/s/538d43f4/podcast/rssEverything in this episode reflects personal opinions only and should not be considered financial advice.#Bitcoin #BitcoinNews #CanadianBitcoiners

The wait is almost over. The Tampa Bay Lightning hit the ice one final time before heading to New York for Thursday night's season opener against the New York Rangers. On today's Daily Strike, Steve Versnick gets you ready for Opening Night as the Bolts put the finishing touches on preparations for the start of the 2026-27 season. With Training Camp lasting just 13 days under the NHL's new 84-game schedule, hear from Victor Hedman on how the team has adjusted and what needs to happen for the Lightning to get off to a fast start. Plus, Erik Cernak discusses the most important factors for success as Tampa Bay opens its season on the road. The Rangers enter the opener coming off a 3-0 loss to the Boston Bruins, while the Lightning will look to add to an impressive 21-10-2 all-time record in season openers, one of the best marks in NHL history. Also in today's episode: Final preparations before the season opener against the New York Rangers Victor Hedman on the shortened Training Camp and team readiness Erik Cernak on keys to a strong start this season Details on Thursday's Opening Night Watch Party at Sparkman Wharf The latest episode of the Into The Blue Podcast previews the season ahead Introducing @BoltsCast, your new home for Lightning podcasts, radio and TV content This Day in Lightning History: Celebrating six years since the unforgettable 2020 Stanley Cup Boat Parade and championship celebration at Raymond James Stadium, led by captain Steven Stamkos Lightning Launch Week Trivia Night across Tampa Bay Home Opener details for Saturday against the Washington Capitals, including the Blue Carpet arrival on Ford Thunder Alley Opening Night is finally here. Subscribe to Daily Strike for daily Tampa Bay Lightning news, game previews, player interviews, team updates, and everything you need to know throughout the 2026-27 season. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #NHL #LightningHockey #VictorHedman #ErikCernak #StevenStamkos #OpeningNight #StanleyCup #DailyStrike #BoltsNation #HockeyPodcast #NYRvsTBLSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Baker Mayfield's thumb injury turns out to be the good news/bad news scenario Rick Stroud feared: no torn ligaments, no broken bones, but a minimum three-week absence that wipes out Green Bay, Dallas, and Pittsburgh. That hands the offense to undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels, whose only real NFL snaps have come against players no longer on rosters. Rick shares Todd Bowles' old blitz-every-down philosophy against rookie quarterbacks and previews exactly what Green Bay's defense (and a stadium full of Packers fans) is about to do to a first-time starter, while making the case that Daniels' calm demeanor, strong arm, and accuracy give him a real shot to at least not lose the game outright. They also note the Bucs haven't had a backup quarterback start a game since 2018 — a remarkable run now over — and flag that Jalen McMillan is now out 6-8 weeks with a knee injury, thinning an already M.I.A. receiving corps even further. A Bruce Arians radio appearance imagining what he'd have done coaching Baker provides some comic relief, along with speculation (only half-joking) about Mike Tomlin as a future Bucs coaching target.On the brighter side, MLB's wild-card round tips off with the Yankees and Red Sox squaring off in a series the Rays will watch closely — whoever survives comes to Tampa Bay for the ALDS. Rick and Steve make the case that the Rays, as the AL's best regular-season team, should be favored against anyone left standing, and note a fun crowded slate on Saturday: the Lightning's home opener, the Rays' first playoff game, and Rick's daughter at her high school homecoming, all on the same night. They close with the Lightning's season opening in New York on Thursday and a rundown of their final regular-season roster moves.Segments:Baker Mayfield out a minimum three weeks; Jalon Daniels becomes the first undrafted rookie in decades to start for the BucsWhat Green Bay's blitz-heavy, hostile-crowd environment means for a first-time starterJalen McMillan's knee injury deepens the receiver shortage; the case for a Ted Hurst breakoutBruce Arians weighs in on Baker Mayfield's style of play; lighthearted coaching-search chatterMLB wild card begins: Yankees-Red Sox preview and the case for the Rays as AL favoritesBusy Saturday ahead: Lightning home opener, Rays' first playoff game, and Homecoming weekendSponsor: Breitling Boutique, International Plaza Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, I am joined by longtime Georgia coon hunter Al Medcalf. We talk about a lifetime spent hunting, raising, and learning from tree dogs. Al shares how he got started with cur dogs in the 1980s, why he's drawn to Plotts and dogs with a little variety in their breeding, and why walk-hunting suits him best. Along the way, Al tells stories about some of the dogs he's loved and hunted over the years—from the remarkably accurate Zeke and the dependable black-and-tan Nancy to Ranger, Stormy, and the unforgettable Lightning. He reflects on keeping older dogs for life, receiving good dogs from friends, raising puppies, and the special satisfaction of watching a young dog tree its first coon alone. Al also talks about his family's long history in Georgia, his 32 years with the state patrol, his appreciation for Full Cry, and the story he recently submitted for the magazine. Sponsors: https://conkeysoutdoors.com  Promo Code TREETALKINTIME5 https://www.facebook.com/groups/1420083161566245  https://animalhousingsolutions.com https://fullcrymag.com Merch: https://treetalkin.com/collections  Social Media: https://www.youtube.com/@TreeTalkinMedia  https://www.patreon.com/treetalkintime https://www.instagram.com/treetalkinmedia https://www.facebook.com/treetalkinmedia

We’re back! After a summer of golfing it’s time to get back on the ice for real. We’re talking an expanded schedule, and how the league looks heading into opening week. We also break down our final roster out of camp, and so much more! #GoBolts Support The Pod! Buy A Shirt! Use Promo Code “BOLTS” for 10% OFF! – https://shop.rblrsports.com@RBLRLightning on all social media! Spotify: RBLR Sports on SpotifyiHeart: RBLR Sports on iHeartRadioApple Podcasts: RBLR Sports on Apple PodcastsYouTube: RBLR Sports on YouTubeTikTok: @RBLRSports on TikTok Follow @RBLRSports on all social media, and please remember to Like & Subscribe!

Your best technician might be the wrong person to promote to management. Learn how to spot management potential, test employees before promoting them, and train new leaders without rushing the transition. In this episode of Masters of Home Service, host Adam Sylvester sits down with Sadi Ingallina (Grow Your Tree Co.) and Rich Camacho (BlueRecruit) to break down how home service business owners can develop technicians into managers while keeping the right people in the roles where they'll perform best. Download our free team readiness checklist to put their tips into action: https://bit.ly/4h3bwqW Show Notes: [00:42] Why promoting your best technician can backfire [01:54] How to successfully promote a technician into management [02:45] Does your best technician actually want to manage? [03:22] How one-on-ones reveal management potential [07:05] How to test leadership skills before a promotion [10:04] What makes a technician a good manager? [12:03] Training technicians for the move from field to office [14:04] What if a management promotion isn't working? [16:53] Why investing in your employees pays off [17:56] Signs an employee has leadership potential [20:42] How to teach new managers to lead others [22:55] Lightning round: Management skills and red flags New to Jobber? Claim your exclusive listener discount: https://bit.ly/4y8A4GJ

Mentor Sessions Ep 099: Dave Collum on the AI bubble bursting, the bond market at 6%, boomer asset liquidation, and why gold and Bitcoin win as valuations regress.The AI bubble has the life expectancy of a soufflé, the 30-year Treasury is being drawn to 6% like a magnet, and Dave Collum thinks the whole thing reprices within a year. This is the macro conversation most people are too polite to have.In this episode, chemistry professor and macro commentator Dave Collum breaks down why the decades-long credit cycle is over, why the inverse correlation between gold and interest rates is about to break, and why boomer asset liquidation guarantees a repricing no dip-buyer can stop. You'll learn why he calls Jensen Huang's share buybacks a bell-ringing top, why he puts the AI capex build-out on a one-year clock, and why he thinks a rare double bear market in bonds AND equities is teeing up — the setup where 60/40 offers no protection. You'll also hear his contrarian take that AI will make the world worse without destroying civilization, plus his read on Warsh, the Fed, and why gold and Bitcoiners could be the ones left standing.⏱️ Timestamps:0:00 - Intro0:50 - Gold Silver Recent Price Action1:27 - End of the Long Credit Cycle1:49 - Central Bankers Driving Rates to Zero4:50 - Treasury Rates Pulled Toward Six Percent6:32 - Seven Percent Mortgages Housing Trap9:46 - Kevin Warsh Rate Hikes and Collapse11:55 - Economy Needs Real Assets Not Data Centers12:48 - Jensen Huang Nvidia Buyback Signal14:17 - AI Threat to Civilization Examined17:46 - Sneaky Behaviors Observed in AI20:48 - Bitcoin Proof of Work Constrains AI25:59 - Nuclear Risks Middle East Conflict27:47 - Putin Iran Restraint in Geopolitics40:52 - Israel Palestine Historical Context45:11 - Iran Nuclear Strike Questions Raised50:40 - Yen Carry Trade Stability Analysis59:06 - Boomers Driving Boom and Bust59:33 - Median Boomer Retirement Savings Shortfall1:03:19 - Boomer Wealth Transfer Needs Repricing1:08:08 - Lindsay Clancy Case Maternal Tracking2:01:32 - System Collapse Worse Than Historical2:03:16 - AI Bubble in Fifteenth Inning2:04:31 - Market Regression Eighty Five Percent Drop2:36:45 - Nasdaq Rollover Sudden Bid Support2:39:15 - Gamma Squeeze Pushing Markets Higher2:42:07 - Potential Correction Impact on Saylor

Season 4 of Into the Blue is officially underway! Hosts Gabby Shirley and Ben Pierce return to kick off another Tampa Bay Lightning season, catch up after the summer, and dive into the biggest storylines surrounding the team ahead of Opening Night. They discuss the roster decisions coming out of training camp, the crowded blue line battle, Nikita Kucherov's contract situation, and what stood out most from a highly competitive camp. Plus, the fan-favorite Plus/Minus segment returns with plenty of offseason stories, including weddings, engagements, new homes, a missing dog adventure, and more. ⏱️ Timestamps0:00 – Welcome back to Season 4 of Into the Blue2:15 – Meet the hosts: Gabby & Ben catch up after the offseason4:20 – What's new this season? Listener feedback & behind-the-scenes plans7:05 – Benjamin Rautiainen loaned back to Finland and roster implications8:40 – Breaking down the Lightning's Opening Night roster11:40 – Victor Hedman's return and expectations for the season14:15 – The battle on the blue line: Why eight NHL defensemen creates tough decisions21:45 – The latest on Nikita Kucherov's contract situation25:00 – Plus/Minus returns26:00 – Eric Cernak's Lake Como wedding & Conor Geekie's engagement30:00 – Ben's summer plus: Buying a new home in Tampa33:00 – Gabby's summer plus: Celebrating her grandmother's 90th birthday35:00 – Ben's summer minus: The dreaded dentist appointment36:30 – Gabby's unbelievable missing dog story42:30 – Final thoughts and looking ahead to the new season

The Tampa Bay Lightning's Opening Night roster is set, and with the season just three days away, Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli break down the final roster decisions, the biggest training camp storylines, and what to expect when the Bolts open the season against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden. Former Lightning defenseman and Scripps Sports analyst Brian Engblom joins the show to discuss why Conor Geekie earned his roster spot, the importance of his offseason work, and why the Lightning's improved depth gives the coaching staff difficult decisions on the blue line. Engblom also shares his thoughts on Victor Hedman's bounce-back potential, Brayden Point's outlook, and why both stars could have a huge impact on Tampa Bay's success this season. Plus, a look at the Lightning's defensive depth featuring Max Crozier, Emil Lilleberg, and Charle-Édouard D'Astous, the team's goaltending situation behind Andrei Vasilevskiy, standout camps from Sam O'Reilly and Benjamin Rautiainen, and a discussion on the blockbuster trade between Toronto and Columbus. ⚡ Subscribe for daily Tampa Bay Lightning coverage, game previews, postgame reaction, roster analysis, prospect updates, and exclusive interviews throughout the 2026-27 season. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #LightningPowerLunch #ConorGeekie #BrianEngblom #VictorHedman #BraydenPoint #AndreiVasilevskiy #SamOReilly #BenjaminRautiainen #NHL #BoltsNationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mark Carney says he has looked at an "extreme tail risk" involving the United States. The reporter supplied the word "invasion," but the political problem is the same: Canada is talking out loud about scenarios that used to stay in the binder.This week on CBP: Bitget loses hundreds of millions without a private-key compromise, researchers quantum-proof part of Lightning without touching channel funds, Hester Peirce leaves the SEC, Montreal prices an undefined insult at up to $2,000, and B.C. gets an early election call.What is the biggest story this week: the Bitget backend failure, the Carney tail-risk interview, or Montreal's new speech bylaw?READ MOREBitget hack: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2026/09/25/bitget-s-usd351-million-hack-happened-via-spoofed-transfers-not-private-keys-ceo-gray-chen-saysPQLN paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.13781Carney tail risk: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-09-24/carney-tells-nyt-he-looked-at-extreme-tail-risk-of-us-invasionMontreal insult bylaw: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/Canadian Bitcoiners PodcastWebsite: https://canadianbitcoiners.comSubscribe and turn on notifications - new episodes live Monday nights.SPONSORSeasyDNS - Canadian-owned domains, DNS, email and hosting from an ICANN-accredited company that has accepted Bitcoin since 2013. Use promo code CBPMEDIA for 50% off your first purchase.https://easydns.comBull Bitcoin - Canada's non-custodial, Bitcoin-only exchange. CBP listeners get 25% off fees for life.https://app.bullbitcoin.com/registration/cbp256 Heat - Purpose-built Bitcoin miners that heat your space while producing hashrate. Tell them CBP sent you for a discount.https://256heat.comBitcoin Mentor - One-on-one help with wallets, keys, self-custody, inheritance planning and nodes. Every package includes a 30-day money-back guarantee.https://btcmentor.io/aff/joeyFOLLOW THE SHOWCBP: https://x.com/CanadianBTCPodJoey: https://x.com/joeytweeetsLen: https://x.com/thebtcpricebotInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/canadianbtcpod/Discord: https://discord.gg/YgPJVbGCZXLISTENSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6WzoIyTowK47rcAmvrS7gtApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-canadian-bitcoiners-podcast-bitcoin-news-with/id1561002990RSS: https://anchor.fm/s/538d43f4/podcast/rssEverything in this episode reflects personal opinions only and should not be considered financial advice.#Bitcoin #BitcoinNews #CanadianBitcoiners

The Tampa Bay Lightning are officially ready for the 2026-27 season. On today's Daily Strike, Steve Versnick breaks down the club's finalized Opening Night roster as the Bolts prepare for Thursday's season opener against the New York Rangers. With roster decisions now complete, Tampa Bay will carry 13 forwards, 8 defensemen and 2 goaltenders into the regular season. We look at the players who earned their spots, including rookie Conor Geekie, along with newcomers John Carlson, Ilya Mikheyev, Jensen Harkins and Dennis Hildeby. Meanwhile, Yanni Gourde and Dominic James begin the season on Injured Reserve. Hear from Erik Cernak on the challenges of a condensed Training Camp under the NHL's new 84-game schedule, and Victor Hedman discusses the team's recent bonding trip as the Lightning put the finishing touches on camp before heading to New York. Also in today's episode: Lightning finalize their Opening Night roster Who made the team and what the lineup could look like Thursday Erik Cernak on the shortened Training Camp schedule Victor Hedman on team chemistry and preparations for the season Details on Thursday's Opening Night Watch Party at Sparkman Wharf Lightning Launch Week events continue around Tampa Bay This Day in Lightning History: Celebrating six years since the team returned from the Edmonton Bubble with the Stanley Cup, setting the stage for Tampa Bay's unforgettable championship boat parade. Birthdays: John Tucker, Rudy Poeschek, Matt Lashoff, Benoit Pouliot and Dave Andreychuk Countdown to Saturday's Home Opener against the Washington Capitals With Opening Night just two days away, anticipation is building as the Bolts begin their quest for another championship season. Subscribe to Daily Strike for daily Tampa Bay Lightning news, roster updates, game previews, player interviews, and everything happening around the organization. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #NHL #LightningHockey #ConorGeekie #VictorHedman #NikitaKucherov #JohnCarlson #OpeningNight #StanleyCup #DailyStrike #BoltsNation #HockeyPodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We’re back! After a summer of golfing it’s time to get back on the ice for real. We’re talking an expanded schedule, and how the league looks heading into opening week. We also break down our final roster out of camp, and so much more! #GoBolts Support The Pod! Buy A Shirt! Use Promo Code “BOLTS” for 10% OFF! – https://shop.rblrsports.com@RBLRLightning on all social media! Spotify: RBLR Sports on SpotifyiHeart: RBLR Sports on iHeartRadioApple Podcasts: RBLR Sports on Apple PodcastsYouTube: RBLR Sports on YouTubeTikTok: @RBLRSports on TikTok Follow @RBLRSports on all social media, and please remember to Like & Subscribe!

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Part 2 of our Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials interviews. If you haven't listened to part 1, I recommend checking it out. Our first two interviews are both with racers on electric motorcycles, but they are completely different. First up is Rennie Scaysbrook who is riding the fully faired Lightning motorcycle with a potential of 250+ mph. He has raced at Isle of Man and Pikes Peak, but this is his first time at Bonneville. He shares with us his first experiences on the salt. Next up we sit down with Kit and Bear on the Zero with a sidecar. This is their 2nd time at Bonneville, and they are feeling good about the 4 new speed records they set. But of course none of this would happen without the leadership of Delvene Reber. Liza asks her how she got involved with land speed racing, and how she manages such an amazing team of volunteers. With Liza and Neal. www.motorcyclesandmisfits.com motorcyclesandmisfits@gmail.com www.patreon.com/motorcyclesandmisfits www.zazzle.com/store/recyclegarage www.youtube.com/channel/UC3wKZSP0J9FBGB79169ciew womenridersworldrelay.com motorcyclesandmisfits.com/shop Join our Discord at discord.gg/hpRZcucHCT

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Rick Stroud doesn't mince words: the Bucs' 0-3 loss to Minnesota is the doomsday scenario come to life. Baker Mayfield left with a bloodied, dislocated thumb on his throwing hand after holding the ball too long on a desperate fourth-down conversion attempt, and now undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels — who struggled even in preseason snaps against real competition — is set to become QB1 for a stretch that includes Green Bay and a short week in Dallas. Rick and Steve dissect just how ugly the game itself was on both sides (both offenses managed roughly 25 total yards in the second half), question why Zach Robinson's offense keeps ignoring receivers like Ted Hurst after a 40-yard touchdown catch, and openly wonder how much the Bucs are missing Mike Evans' size and catch radius. They also debate whether the Glazers would ever consider an in-season coaching change (Mike Tomlin's name comes up, mostly hypothetically), and note the silver lining: the Bucs haven't played a single divisional game yet and remain just one game out of first in a wide-open, mediocre NFC South.The mood brightens considerably from there. The Rays wrapped a historic 162-game season with Junior Caminero playing all 162 games and hitting 40-plus homers in each of his first two full seasons, and Rick and Steve preview the layoff before the ALDS, including bullpen and rotation questions that hinge on whether they draw the Yankees or Red Sox. They also look ahead to a jam-packed weekend: the Lightning's regular-season opener at the Rangers, Saturday's home opener against Washington coinciding with the Rays' first playoff game, and a loaded college football slate topped by Florida's statement win over Ole Miss and USF's 4-0 start under Brian Hartline.Segments:Bucs fall to 0-3; Baker Mayfield's hand injury and the shift to undrafted rookie Jalen DanielsBreaking down two dreadful offenses and the special-teams punt-return touchdown that decided the gameIs this a Todd Bowles problem or a talent problem? Coaching-change speculation and the "mini-bye" scenarioRays close a historic regular season — Caminero's 162-game, 40-homer year — and preview ALDS rotation questionsWeekend preview: Lightning open at the Rangers, Saturday's dual home openers, Florida's big win over Ole Miss, USF at 4-0Sponsor: Breitling Boutique, International Plaza Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the OutThere Colorado Podcast, Spencer and Seth chat about haunted attractions to visit, a hiker who was killed by lightning and some common lightning myths, climbing the state's 13ers, and a state park that's perfect for fall. Oh, and Seth is officially a stein holding champion thanks to his performance during a local Oktoberfest competition. Hear all about that, too.

Did you know most mattress execs break the #1 sleep rule—while helping you sleep better? Discover why.Welcome to another episode of The FAM Podcast! This week, Tara sits down with Kelly Crenshaw, Senior VP of Merchandising & Product Development at Pure Care—creator of some of the industry's most beloved sheets and a true "black belt in shopping." Kelly opens up about juggling career, motherhood, and self-care, revealing the surprising sleep habits even industry insiders can't always follow.If you've ever felt pressured to “have it all”—career, family, friendships—while sacrificing your own downtime, you're not alone. Kelly shares real talk on why women in the mattress and retail world often put themselves last, and how learning to say “no” has become her secret to sustainable success.From surviving the retail apocalypse when Steinmart shuttered, to building a female-driven powerhouse at Pure Care, Kelly's story is packed with resilience, actionable advice, and a behind-the-scenes look at how bedding brands are weathering supply chain storms. Plus: find out the one thing she wishes every man in the industry understood about women's invisible workload—and how the mattress world could be a lot more fun if women ran the show.Industry pros, sleep-obsessed consumers, and anyone chasing balance—this episode is your permission slip to drop the FOMO, embrace the chaos, and find your own rhythm.Timestamps:00:00 – The sleep rule even execs break (and why) 05:30 – Why “having it all” is a myth—Kelly's honest take 10:46 – Surviving retail chaos: layoffs, pivots, and resilience 15:23 – The secret sauce at Pure Care: quality over price wars 18:08 – What would change if women ran the mattress industry? 22:42 – How Pure Care shields retailers from supply chain shocks 25:03 – From side hustles to dream jobs: lessons from Kelly's boutique 28:01 – The invisible workload women carry in the industry 29:19 – Leadership style: Why “fun” matters (and spicy margaritas) 32:08 – The chameleon approach to career survival 34:59 – Lightning round: Surprising sleep & work habitsConnect with The FAM Podcast:

Jeff flies solo for episode 450, joined by Alexis Bernthal, an associate on RSM's technology risk consulting team who found her way to the podcast through a corporate-wide email and a contact form submission that led to an invitation to Identiverse. They trace how Alexis went from failing a high school computer science class to finishing a CS degree, and how a topic on the show, role-based access, first put identity and access management on her radar. Alexis walks through what technology risk consulting looks like day to day, her first industry conference experience at Identiverse (including Identibeer, sessions on agentic identity and transaction tokens, and a Women in Identity gathering), and the blog she started at AlexisBernthal.com to document her own journey. The conversation turns to what it takes to bring more early-career people into identity: the perceived technical barrier, the value of mentorship and simply introducing yourself at conferences, and whether seniority is really a prerequisite (Jeff's own path started with programming parking lot lighting identities at Walgreens). They close things out with a browser tab hot take and a warning about what not to leave open during a screen share.Connect with Alexis: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexis-bernthal/Visit her website: AlexisBernthal.comConnect with us on LinkedIn:Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com00:10 - Introduction and upcoming conference schedule01:48 - Guest introduction: Alexis Bernthal02:10 - How Jeff and Alexis met and the podcast's origin story08:12 - How Alexis got into IT and landed at RSM11:02 - What technology risk consulting actually involves14:34 - A day in the life, plus RSM's Power of Love campaign17:15 - How identity first showed up on Alexis's radar18:48 - Identiverse: Alexis's first-ever conference21:31 - Enthusiasm, Identibeer, and standout sessions26:06 - AlexisBernthal.com and her own podcast with her dad28:35 - What surprised her most about IAM30:05 - Jeff's identity-as-a-language analogy37:49 - Breaking into IAM without a technical background41:21 - Learning by being in the room, plus IDAC's website Easter eggs46:23 - ID Pro, mentors, and shout-outs to the RSM digital identity team49:58 - What's holding the next generation back from IAM54:19 - Introducing yourself at conferences and meeting people where they are59:30 - Jeff's own accidental start in identity, programming parking lot lights1:04:00 - Luck, networking, and today's job market1:08:03 - Advice for new grads breaking into the field1:10:26 - Where Alexis sees her IAM journey heading1:12:59 - Lightning round: how many browser tabs is too many1:17:44 - A cautionary tale about screen sharing1:20:12 - Wrap-up and thank you'sIDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald, Alexis Bernthal, RSM, technology risk consulting, identity and access management, IAM, role-based access, Identiverse, Identibeer, ID Pro, agentic identity, transaction tokens, career development, mentorship, networking, early career, digital identity, authentication, authorization, single sign-on

This week's episode is trying to create a timeline of events in The Thirteenth Hour since the sequel takes place about ten years after the events in the first book.  I wanted to make sure the events were as consistent as possible.  So I went back and tried to reconstruct a timeline based on the dates and seasons that I did include.  Here's what I found:-At the start of The Thirteenth Hour, in January, there is military recruitment sign calling for males over 18.  Logan is 17 then, but in the spring he'll be 18.-Mid to late March = Logan's birthday-In June, the recruiter comes, and Logan leaves the Aquarian orphanage.  Aurora, two years older, is about 20. -Logan's basic training is a month-Basic training finishes in July, and since Logan saves Wally the wizard, he is picked to be an Imperial Ranger.  He reluctantly accepts, starting about a year and change of Imperial Ranger training.  King Darian IV wanted the Rangers to be trained in under a year, but it takes about 1.5 due to delays, additional training, and practice missions.-Logan finishes his Ranger at age ~19.5.  He starts the quest in January with the new year.-It takes four months to sail up the Blue River, meaning by the time his ship is attacked, the rest of the crew is lost, and he is gifted Lightning, it is May,  He is now age 20.-He and Aurora find each other again in the razed town of Cordel - it is May.  It is northern enough that there is still snow on the ground.  Logan is 20; Aurora around 22.-The rest of the quest and the delay caused by Klax's imprisonment takes almost a year.  Logan and Aurora do not come back to the Capital City until the following April (he is age 21; Aurora is around 23).   -Logan and Aurora stay in the Capital city x 2 months until June, making preparations in secret as they scout out the location of the island of their (literal) dreams.  They leave for their island at King Darian IV's eternal life celebration but make a detour first to get married in Fairy Country.-The book ends with them having partially built their house as the weather is getting colder, meaning they got to the island that summer, found a place to make their home, and worked on it all the summer and into the fall, hoping to finish much of it prior to winter setting in.   At this time, Logan is 21, Aurora 23.-The events of the early part of Dare occur in the intervening years, about ten years time.  A lot of the events occurring during that time is told through flashbacks and memories.  When the events of Dare begin in full, Aurora is 33, and Logan has just turned 31.  There is a snow that occurs in late spring on their island, and I was thinking this would be just after his birthday. -Logan organizes a small party to find Aurora after she is kidnapped by her family that spring, and much of the events of the book take place as he tries to find her over the course of that summer and fall.  I imagined that the events of Dare would take place over about a year.More next week!∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞ Signup for the mailing list for a free special edition podcast, a demo copy of The Thirteenth Hour, and access to retro 80s soundtrack!Like what you see or hear? Consider supporting the show over at Thirteenth Hour Arts on Patreon or adding to my virtual tip jar over at Ko-fi. Join the Thirteenth Hour Arts Group over on Facebook, a growing community of creative people.More:https://13thhr.wordpress.com/2026/09/28/the-thirteenth-hour-podcast-581-thirteenth-hour-sequel-update-24-working-on-a-thirteenth-hour-timeline/

A weekly news show informing you on the latest in Bitcoin, privacy and open source tech, hosted by Ungovernables, Max and Q.AOBMax: flooded the downstairs after leaving a sink running over the weekend, spent Saturday ripping out old timber and clutter he'd been meaning to clear out anyway, then a full kids' day that left them sick afterwardsQ: spent the weekend building his own local, voice-controlled AI assistant after watching the new Spider-Man filmQ: read this week's letter #7 from Keone, "Notes from the Inside", posted on The Rage -- a tough one on conditions moving between facilities; audio version out later this week, timed with Rick's Free Samurai prize drawQ: enjoyed last week's Freedom Tech Friday listener questions episode, ranging from Bitcoin to Monero to privacy, multisig and local AINEWSResearch lab [alloc] init, founded by Misha Komarov with Clara Shikhelman as Head of Protocol Research, published Shielded Bitcoin, a proposal for Zcash-style private transfers needing no soft fork; shielded transactions are encrypted data blobs carried in OP_RETURN or witness data that Bitcoin only orders and timestamps, while separate indexer software checks zero-knowledge proofs and stops double-spends; value sits in encrypted "notes" spent by publishing a one-time nullifier that proves the spend without revealing which note it is; the peg moving real BTC in and out isn't designed yet and rests on an unproven witness-encryption scheme called PIPEs v2; CoinDesk reports fees around 4x normal, a trusted setup and no launch date -- Bitcoin Magazine, CoinDesk, allocinitBlockstream published its own post-mortem of the 6 September Liquid exploit: a rangeproof-cache flaw dating to April 2018 ("Bug A"), responsibly disclosed 2 August and patched by 11 August, introduced a second flaw ("Bug B") where unprefixed cache keys let two different proofs collide; the attacker used it to mint about 4,000 unbacked LBTC and peg out 3,996 BTC through SideSwap, draining the reserve from about 4,205 BTC to 197 BTC; 3,400 BTC was returned and the network resumed 9-10 September, but about 602 BTC remains with the attacker and peg-outs stay paused with no date; the 11-of-15 federation multisig worked exactly as designed, the failure was in the software deciding what counted as a valid transaction -- BlockstreamBitget detected unauthorised transfers from its hot and warm wallets at 18:31 UTC on 24 September and froze withdrawals platform-wide; CEO Gracy Chen says the attacker compromised a backend system, spoofed transaction data and triggered Bitget's own approval process, with private key compromise ruled out; the loss was revised from $351.6M to about $387.5M once Zcash and TRON assets were counted, mostly ETH, TRX and USDT with no bitcoin taken; Circle and Tether froze about $318K, while roughly $83M in native XRP moved beyond Ripple's power to freeze; North Korea attribution comes from Bitget, Elliptic and MetaMask's Taylor Monahan, not yet from any government; Bitget says its User Protection Fund covers the loss and is reopening withdrawals in phases from 28 September -- CoinDesk, TFTC, Bitcoin Magazine, CoinDesk (freezes), CoinDesk (XRP), BitgetAMLBot traced part of the Bitget haul from TRX to USDT, bridged to Ethereum, swapped to about 145 ETH, then through THORChain into about 4.59 BTC, with roughly 4 BTC of that linked to an unnamed Wasabi coinjoin round and the addresses "blacklisted"; most of the stolen funds have not moved -- AMLBot on X, crypto.newsMatt Morehouse disclosed two denial-of-service bugs in Eclair v0.13.1 and earlier, fixed in v0.14.0: oversized feature-bit init messages could allocate about 300MB per message and crash a node, and zlib-compressed channel queries could inflate 64KB into 64MB; his smite fuzzer found the first, an LLM-assisted search for similar code patterns found the second -- Delving BitcoinLightning Labs published four security advisories: a High-rated bug let an invoice be marked settled after an interceptor had already cancelled the HTLC, affecting tapd 0.5.0 and earlier and lnd 0.18.4 to 0.18.5; three Low-rated DoS bugs covered a gossip stall, a panic on a malformed DNS seed response, and memory exhaustion from Brontide write allocations; nodes on current lnd (0.21.3 or 0.20.4) are unaffected -- Lightning Labs securityGalaxy's Alex Thorn disclosed that 52.37 BTC from weak-entropy Coldcard addresses, about 2.8% of the total taken and roughly $4.5M, had been moved into an address belonging to a Wyoming "Crypto Recovery Trust" carrying an OP_RETURN reading "claim:cryptorecoverytrust.com"; the trust says owners can reclaim coins by proving control, but the white-hats are unnamed and its legal documents are unverified -- CoinDeskSEC Commissioner Hester Peirce announced she resigns effective 2 October after nearly nine years to join Regent University School of Law, leaving the SEC with two Republican commissioners and no replacement nominee named; two days earlier, at SIFMA's Digital Assets Conference, she argued for replacing KYC document collection with zero-knowledge proofs and attribute-based credentials, telling regulators "we build ever bigger data haystacks on the theory that we will find a needle or two inside" -- CoinDesk, TFTC, TFTC (speech)New York Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul sued Polymarket US in state court on 24 September alleging unlicensed gambling and underage betting, seeking at least $4.6B in fines; Polymarket moved the case to federal court and countersued, arguing the Commodity Exchange Act gives the CFTC exclusive authority; the next day a unanimous Sixth Circuit panel ruled Kalshi's sports contracts are subject to state gambling law, splitting with the Third Circuit and making a Supreme Court case more likely -- CoinDesk, CNBC, CoinDesk (Kalshi)BitMEX stopped trading, deposits and new positions at 04:00 UTC on 23 September after 11 years, with API withdrawals ending 28 September and website withdrawals staying open; from 1 October verified accounts with a balance pay the greater of 1% a year or $50 a month; owner HDR Global Trading cites a strategic review, with no legal or regulatory issues behind the closure -- CoinDeskThe x402 protocol, reviving HTTP 402 "Payment Required" for machine payments, merged Ben Carman's spec for paying with Lightning: the server issues a BOLT11 invoice whose description hash commits to the exact request, the client pays and returns the preimage, and the facilitator checks it against the payment hash and invoice signer without querying the receiver's node -- GitHub PR #2861RELEASESAm I Exposed v0.36.0 -- 2026-09-26Detects Whirlpool tx0 premix outputs and Wasabi 1.x coinjoins it previously missed or misgraded, and flags input-side address reuse as a leak instead of scoring it as good.Jam v2.0.0-beta.4 -- 2026-09-24Fourth beta of the JoinMarket web UI: adds Sign Message, pins the exact UTXOs shown when sweeping, and lets you freeze or unfreeze several UTXOs at once.Shhark v0.8.1-shhark-preview.5 -- 2026-09-12A self-hosted, privacy-focused Ark wallet preview adding optional Payjoin v2 on Signet, Tor-only networking that fails closed, Silent Payments and experimental post-quantum messaging.ZEUS v13.2.2 -- 2026-09-23Stable release embedding LND v0.21.3 with SATS Routing and Coinos as swap providers, plus a critical fix moving iOS wallet data out of iCloud-synced Keychain.Blockstream Green Android 5.7.0 -- 2026-09-24Adds manual coin selection filters, transaction notes and a price chart, and restores 2-of-2 and 2-of-3 multisig account creation.umbrelOS 2.0.0 -- 2026-09-22Stable release of Umbrel's home-server OS adding a Photos app, multiple user accounts, virtual machines, FailSafe RAID storage and a redesigned App Store.SignerOS v1.3.0 -- 2026-09-23Fixes a bug where one valid input in a multi-input transaction could make a fake change output look legitimate; every input is now checked against the actual cosigner keys.Blockstream Green Desktop 3.6.0 -- 2026-09-21Adds paying to Lightning addresses and LNURL-pay from the send flow, redesigns manual coin selection, and restores 2-of-2 and 2-of-3 multisig account creation.Everything ElseAmber v6.6.5 -- 2026-09-21Nostr signer: relay backups are now encrypted with a separate derived key, previously readable by any app with a remembered decrypt permission.Arkade TS SDK 0.4.76 -- 2026-09-25Developer SDK patch release for the Arkade (Ark) protocol, following 0.4.75 earlier in the week.Bisq Easy (Android) 0.14.1 -- 2026-09-26Security release: embedded Tor updated to 0.4.9.13, closing high-severity Tor issues, now built from Bisq's own Tor fork.Sister app: Bisq Connect 0.10.0 (2026-09-26), same Tor upgrade.Breez Spark SDK 0.26.0 -- 2026-09-23Adds receiving USDT and USDC, and instant or expedited claims for on-chain deposits.Cashu TS v4.11.0 -- 2026-09-22Backported fixes: melt preimages checked against the invoice hash, requests default to a 5-minute timeout, and closed subscriptions report an error.cln-nip47 v0.2.1 -- 2026-09-26Nostr Wallet Connect plugin for Core Lightning. Dependency updates.Core Lightning v26.06.8 -- 2026-09-22Security release fixing responsibly reported vulnerabilities, confirmed to include the dual-fund drain reported in issue #9498. Upgrade.Ditto v2.42.2 -- 2026-09-27Nostr social server: verified-link badges, muted users blocked from push notifications.Also in window: 2.39.2 to 2.42.0 (posting streaks, emoji packs, push).JoinMarket-NG 0.40.0 -- 2026-09-27BIP-329 labels now distinguish coinjoin output, coinjoin change and deposits; adds PSBT v2 signing and warns when the wallet daemon listens in plaintext off localhost.

The 2026-27 season is almost here, and the Tampa Bay Lightning are putting the finishing touches on their Opening Night roster. On today's episode of Lightning Power Lunch, Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli break down the biggest takeaways from training camp, discuss the final roster decisions facing the organization, and look ahead to Thursday's season opener against the New York Rangers. The guys react to Jon Cooper's comments about this being the most competitive camp in years and discuss why players like Conor Geekie, Sam O'Reilly, Benjamin Rautiainen, and Jansen Harkins made such strong impressions throughout camp. They also examine the Lightning's organizational depth and why several prospects may be pushing for NHL opportunities sooner rather than later. Plus, thoughts on Tampa Bay's loaded blue line, the development paths for O'Reilly and Rautiainen, Victor Hedman's encouraging preseason, the evolving power play, faceoff improvements, and what the Bolts need to accomplish during a challenging opening month of the regular season. Topics & Timestamps 0:00 Jon Cooper on the most competitive Lightning camp in years3:20 What did the Lightning learn during training camp?8:45 Why Conor Geekie looks ready for a full-time NHL role15:10 Sam O'Reilly and Benjamin Rautiainen's impressive camps21:05 Jansen Harkins' surprising push for a roster spot27:15 Breaking down Tampa Bay's defensive depth33:40 The final roster decisions still to come39:15 Faceoff improvements and what they mean going forward45:20 Victor Hedman's preseason and expectations for 2026-2750:15 Power play discussion: concerns or confidence?55:10 Opening month schedule breakdown and key challenges58:30 Looking ahead to Opening Night vs. the Rangers ⚡ Subscribe for daily Tampa Bay Lightning coverage, roster analysis, prospect updates, game previews, postgame reaction, and exclusive interviews throughout the 2026-27 season. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #LightningPowerLunch #ConorGeekie #SamOReilly #BenjaminRautiainen #VictorHedman #NikitaKucherov #JonCooper #NHL #HockeyPodcast #BoltsNationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tesla held its long-awaited Semi truck rollout event, detailing all of the improvements they've made to the class-8 vehicle since the original 2017 version. Plus: Tesla teases the new Roadster again ahead of this week's re-reveal, new Grok functionality lets your car get closer and closer to becoming K.I.T.T. from Knight Rider in real life, and more! P.S. The Semi Rollout presentation runs from 41:46-1:10:35 if you'd like to skip it. If you enjoy the podcast and would like to support my efforts, please check out my Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/teslapodcast and consider a monthly or (10% discounted!) annual pledge. Every little bit helps, and you can support for just $5 per month. And there are stacking bonuses in it for you at each pledge level, like early access to each episode at the $5 tier and the 200+ weekly Lightning Round bonus mini-episodes (AND the early access!) at the $10 tier! And NO ADS at any Patreon tier! Also, don't forget to leave a message on the Ride the Lightning hotline anytime with a question, comment, or discussion topic for next week's show! The toll-free number to call is 1-888-989-8752. INTERESTED IN A FLEXIBLE EXTENDED WARRANTY FOR YOUR TESLA? Be a part of the future of transportation with XCare, the first extended warranty designed & built exclusively for EV owners, by EV owners. Use the code RTL250 to get $250 off your XCare Premium or Battery & Drive Unit Protection Plan using the one-time payment option! Go to https://xcare.com to find the extended warranty policy that's right for you and your Tesla. UPGRADE YOUR TESLA TODAY: RPM Tesla has been the go-to accessory brand for Tesla owners since 2013, with over 1,000 accessories covering every Tesla model and year. Think carbon interior upgrades, carbon fiber spoilers, full carbon body kits, mirror caps, lighting upgrades, yoke steering wheels, and even full coilover suspension upgrades — whatever you want to upgrade, they've got it. RTL listeners get an exclusive 5%-10% off at RPM Tesla on top of their current sale. Head to https://www.rpmtesla.com/RTLPod  P.S. Get 15% off your first order of awesome aftermarket Tesla accessories at AbstractOcean.com by using the code RTLpodcast at checkout. Grab the SnapPlate front license plate bracket for any Tesla at https://everyamp.com/RTL/ (don't forget the coupon code RTL too!). And make your garage door foolproof with the Infinity Shield – get yours at https://www.infinity-shield.com and use the promo code RTL at checkout for a $25 discount.

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Nancy Pelosi is many things: Trailblazer. Lightning rod. First woman Speaker of the House. Mom of five. To some, she's an out-of-touch elitist, to others, a champion for democracy. In The Speaker, political reporter Scott Shafer reflects on Pelosi's historic life and career as she prepares to exit public office. Featuring exclusive interviews with Pelosi herself, along with other prominent figures like Gavin Newsom, Ilhan Omar, Rahm Emanuel and Mick Mulvaney. The Bay Curious team is hard at work gearing up for Prop Fest, our series examining the 14 propositions on the California ballot. As a little amuse-bouche, we're sharing an episode from KQED's new podcast, The Speaker! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices