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Quanto vale aquele “sim” eternizado na memória – e nas redes sociais? Em Paris, os pedidos de casamento excepcionais se consolidaram como um nicho lucrativo do setor de turismo e eventos. Um pedido diante da emblemática Torre Eiffel, com arranjos de rosas e tapete vermelho, sai a partir de € 600, mas as cifras podem rapidamente ultrapassar os seis dígitos. Lúcia Müzell, da RFI em Paris Um dos momentos mais procurados do ano é o Dia dos Namorados. Patrícia Lima organiza eventos na cidade desde 2011 e, depois da famosa série Emily in Paris, viu a demanda por pedidos de casamento subir a cada ano, impulsionada pelo efeito nas redes sociais. Hoje, 30% dos contratos que ela fecha são de casais em busca de um “sim” especial em Paris. “Como tudo é personalizado, o valor tem a ver com os pedidos que o cliente faz. Se quer acrescentar balões em forma de coração, quantidade, tamanho. Se quer acrescentar um champanhe de uma marca especial, afinal tem garrafa que custa € 450”, explica. Patrícia afirma ser a única a oferecer um cenário em português, o que lhe permite atrair a clientela lusófona. O goiano Ronivaldo da Costa Meireles decidiu contratar o serviço depois de perceber os olhos brilhando da namorada na primeira vez que o casal foi a Paris e presenciou pedidos românticos nas margens do rio Sena. “Acho que é o sonho de toda mulher e ela merecia passar por essa experiência”, comentou, instantes depois de se ajoelhar diante de Pâmela Costa dos Santos, 29 anos. “Eu não estava suspeitando de nada. Foi uma surpresa muito emocionante”, disse ela, há oito anos em um relacionamento com o agora noivo. Violinista, carruagem e castelo O momento em si costuma ser curto, de apenas alguns minutos. Mas, nos bastidores, a preparação é complexa: decoração com flores, fotógrafo, violinista, carruagem e até o anel de noivado podem fazer parte do pacote, sem falar das autorizações exigidas pela prefeitura de Paris, conforme o local escolhido, e que encarecem o serviço. No setor do luxo, o céu é o limite, podendo atingir dezenas de milhares de euros se o “quer casar comigo?” for pronunciado em um iate no Sena, em uma suíte 5 estrelas com vista privilegiada da Cidade Luz ou até em um castelo. A agência Kiss Me in Paris se especializou nesse nicho, em pleno crescimento, e já realizou mais de 1,2 mil pedidos de casamento. “Estamos atraindo clientes cada vez mais exigentes do mundo todo, e as pessoas gastam muito mais dinheiro. Eu diria que a média fica entre US$ 5 mil e US$ 15 mil, mas tem gente que gasta bem mais”, revela o CEO Cengiz Ozelsel. Só para privatizar um castelo, o valor já sobe para US$ 4 mil. “Eles podem querer o transporte de helicóptero, para ter uma chegada com toda a pompa. Eles querem artistas, ou um dia inteiro repleto de experiências divertidas, que atinjam o ápice no momento do pedido de casamento”, relata, sem esquecer do “primeiro jantar romântico e a primeira noite em um hotel como recém-noivos”. A maioria dos clientes de Ozelsel vem de países anglo-saxões, e principalmente da costa leste dos Estados Unidos. Na América Latina, os mexicanos são os que mais investem em um pedido de casamento “cinematográfico”, conta o empresário, que também já atendeu influenciadores brasileiros. “Os mexicanos visam grande”, resume. “Um dos maiores eventos que fizemos foi um barco enorme, que ancoramos do outro lado da Torre Eiffel. Toda a família do México veio e se escondeu embaixo do barco, e a noiva não fazia ideia de nada. Nunca vou me esquecer.” Concorrência de amadores O sucesso do setor motiva a concorrência, inclusive de amadores. Pacotes pela metade do preço são oferecidos nas redes sociais, porém o risco é acabar em decepção. “Sempre existiu, mas tem se intensificado: pessoas que não são registradas, não têm empresa, e muitas vezes até sem capacitação para isso”, aponta Patrícia Lima. “Elas não pagam impostos, não pagam contador nem aluguel, então obviamente os custos delas serão totalmente diferentes dos de uma empresa.” A utilização das margens do Sena, por exemplo, é regulamentada pela prefeitura. A gestora do local exige o pagamento de uma taxa e de um seguro para cada participante do evento, inclusive os organizadores. Os infratores podem ser multados e o evento ser desmontado às vésperas do momento tão sonhado pelo casal. Leia também‘Parece a Disney': moradores do bairro Montmartre estão preocupados com excesso de turistas em Paris

El Papa León XIV aterriza en Madrid para su viaje apostólico a España, con actos en el Palacio Real, Cáritas y una vigilia en la Plaza de Lima. Su visita a Barcelona coincide con una huelga de docentes en Cataluña. La encíclica "Magnífica Humanitas" aborda la ciencia, la tecnología y la inteligencia artificial, mostrando la visión del Vaticano sobre su impacto en la humanidad y la relación histórica con la ciencia. El periodista deportivo Alfredo Relaño presenta su libro "366 futbolistas de todos los tiempos que han hecho historia". En él, destaca la influencia de figuras como Alfredo Di Stéfano y subraya que el fútbol es una memoria emocional y un idioma universal que conecta a personas de diversas culturas. La psicóloga Macu Ortázar explica por qué el verano resulta especialmente duro para quienes atraviesan separaciones, rupturas o duelos, ya que el tiempo libre y la presión social intensifican estas emociones. Aconseja aceptar todas las emociones, planificar actividades y buscar ...

El Papa León XIV llega hoy a España, iniciando su viaje apostólico en Madrid. La Familia Real lo recibe en el Palacio Real, donde pronuncia su primer discurso. Su agenda incluye una visita a Cáritas Diocesana y una multitudinaria vigilia en la Plaza de Lima. Pedro Sánchez acompaña al pontífice en varios actos, destacando su mensaje de acogida y derechos humanos, bajo un amplio despliegue de seguridad. Felipe Hernández, fotógrafo, presenta su libro "Servilletas", que muestra su colección de más de 1.100 servilletas de bares. El libro resalta el valor estético y cultural de estas servilletas como memoria gráfica de la hostelería española y la identidad de sus establecimientos. En tecnología, se aborda la salida a bolsa de Anthropic, rival de ChatGPT, evidenciando la gran inversión necesaria en inteligencia artificial. Se discute el futuro de las gafas inteligentes, con Apple buscando un dispositivo asequible que integre visión y tecnología. Preocupa el "envenenamiento" de código ...

El Papa León 14 realiza su primera visita oficial a España, siendo el primer país europeo que visita. Llega a Madrid y es recibido por el Rey Felipe VI, quien destaca la labor social de la Iglesia y aborda los casos de abuso, mientras el Papa enfatiza la evangelización, la importancia de España en el catolicismo y la necesidad de no confundir la realidad con los relatos, promoviendo la reconciliación y la unidad. Su Santidad visita el centro CEDIA de Cáritas en La Latina, un barrio humilde, para encontrarse con personas vulnerables. El director del centro explica la creciente precariedad, la atención a más de 2500 personas el año pasado, y cómo la visita del Papa visibiliza esta realidad. Por la tarde, el Papa preside una vigilia con miles de jóvenes en la Plaza de Lima, junto al Santiago Bernabéu, un evento que combina oración y conciertos. Mañana, la agenda incluye una multitudinaria misa en Cibeles, el acto más esperado y con mayor afluencia. Además, la actualidad política se ...

El Papa León XIV llega a Madrid para una visita histórica que genera gran expectación. La capital se prepara con un amplio dispositivo de seguridad y numerosos eventos multitudinarios, incluyendo una vigilia con jóvenes en la Plaza de Lima y la misa del Corpus Christi en Cibeles. El Santo Padre también visita el Centro Social de Cáritas Diocesana y se reúne con representantes de la cultura, el arte, la economía y el deporte, además de con los voluntarios. En el ámbito político, Pedro Sánchez niega tener conocimiento de la trama de presunta corrupción que afecta a su partido y gobierno, conocida como las "cloacas". El presidente respalda a la directora general de la Guardia Civil, Mercedes González, a pesar de que ella reconoce haberse reunido con Leire 10, implicada en la trama. El ministro del Interior, Grande-Marlaska, también defiende la versión de González, mientras la oposición pide su comparecencia en el Senado. Otros temas de actualidad incluyen las huelgas educativas en ...

El gobierno de Pedro Sánchez enfrenta una grave crisis por acusaciones de corrupción institucional y tramas internas. Se denuncia el desmantelamiento de estructuras estatales, la compra de apoyos políticos y la coacción a jueces y periodistas mediante "brigadas de las cloacas". Casos como Koldo, mascarillas y la SEPI implican a Ábalos y Santos Cerdán. Sánchez niega las tramas, victimizándose, mientras el ministro Marlasca contradice sus declaraciones. El Partido Popular exige dimisiones y elecciones anticipadas, y el Tribunal Supremo avanza una sentencia inmediata en el "Caso Koldo", destacando la gravedad de los hechos. España se prepara para la histórica visita de seis días del Papa León XIV, que llega mañana a Madrid. Su agenda incluye encuentros con los Reyes, una misa multitudinaria en la Plaza de Cibeles, una vigilia con jóvenes en la Plaza de Lima, un discurso en el Congreso y visitas a Barcelona y Canarias. La ciudad se moviliza con un gran despliegue de seguridad y ...

Sete anos após o fracasso do revolucionário console de realidade virtual Jogaroto X, que foi retirado do mercado após acidentes, o aparelho se tornou uma raridade disputada por colecionadores. Quando três amigas encontram um JGX barato em uma venda de garagem, decidem ignorar os avisos e passar o fim de semana experimentando o único jogo instalado no sistema: Noite Estrelada: O Príncipe do Baile, um aparentemente inocente simulador escolar com estética de anime. Afinal, o que poderia dar errado? 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Ken and Lima take the final calls of the morning as the fan base slowly comes around on the trade, with a caller from Kentucky making the most clear-eyed point of the day: the Browns took a swing on Watson, it did not work, and at least they are trying. Ken agrees in principle but draws the line at forgiveness, saying the swords do not come down on the Watson trade until the day they make the playoffs, and not a moment before. The conversation turns to Andrew Berry's press conference in minutes and Ken lays out exactly what is at stake for him personally: if he gets fired at the end of this season before he gets to draft the quarterback, his entire legacy is the guy who traded for Deshaun Watson and traded away Myles Garrett, and second chances for fired GMs are not guaranteed. Ken closes the show with the stakes as clear as they have ever been: Berry needs to be here to finish what he started, because if he is not, the whole painful exercise was for nothing.

Ken and Lima work through the morning after emotions and land on the question that is going to define the entire Browns season: what exactly is the point of starting Deshaun Watson now that the Myles Garrett era is over. Ken makes the case that trading Myles was essentially an admission that nobody in the quarterback room is the answer, which makes trotting Watson out there feel pointless, and argues he would much rather watch Shedeur Sanders fail interestingly than watch Watson muddy the water one more time. The Rams odds went from 15 to 1 to 6 to 1 the moment the trade was announced, and Ken cannot shake the image of Myles getting ready for a playoff run while Cleveland spends its Mondays arguing about quarterback competitions and draft picks. The farm system criticism gets addressed too, with Ken pushing back and saying nine years is more than most franchises get from a generational talent, but acknowledging that none of that context makes it hurt any less for fans who have been waiting since before Red Right 88.

Ken and Lima dissect Todd Monken's surprisingly harsh public comments about Brendan Sorsby, with Lima making a genuinely wild but hard to dismiss point that no NFL head coach in recent memory has ever spoken that negatively about a potential draft pick, and wondering out loud whether Andrew Berry told him to say exactly that to scare off competition in the supplemental draft blind auction. The broader post-trade reality sets in as Ken admits he was completely wrong to think the Browns were trying to compete this year, arguing that trading Myles Garrett is the clearest possible signal that they have zero faith in their quarterback room and everything is pointed at 2027. Ken gives Todd Monken something close to a pass on wins and losses this season but draws the line at the offense, saying after two years of free agency spending, high draft capital, and an offensive head coach, scoring more than 16 points a game is the bare minimum expectation. Tom Pelissero is up next and Ken wants one answer above everything else: how long ago was this trade actually agreed to?

Ken and Lima open the morning after the trade with Ken reluctantly conceding what Lima has been saying for years, that trading MylesGarrett was the necessary move, even if he refuses to call it a positive day. The distinction Ken keeps hammering is an important one: necessary and positive are not the same thing, and he is not calling it a good day until they actually land the quarterback that makes all of this worth it. A caller named Deshaun from Cleveland captures the fan base's evolution perfectly, admitting he never wanted to believe the leadership concerns about Myles Garrett but now sees it clearly, and landing on the same place as Ken: just go get the quarterback and stop wasting good players. The line that sticks is Ken's, who says at least when Myles Garrett was here the Browns felt special, and now they are just another bad team, and he is not putting a bow on that until the 2027 draft proves him wrong.

Ken and Lima process the morning after the Myles Garrett trade with a gut-punch observation that cuts right to the heart of it: when Myles was here, the Browns were bad but they had somebody special, and now they are just another rebuilding team searching for a quarterback. Ken admits he had mentally prepared himself for this moment longer than most fans had, which is why he was more resigned than devastated, but he is clear that the Deshaun Watson disaster is the real villain of this story and the trade is the last casualty of that catastrophic decision. The haul of Jared Verse and picks gets a measured defense, with Ken pointing out that NFL people by the end of the day were calling it a good return, even if Browns fans will always feel like they lost because you simply cannot win a trade where Myles Garrett walks out the door. The clock is now ticking on everything, the quarterback search, Denzel Ward's future, and whether the arrow can actually point up in time to matter.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the shocking trade of Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams and analyze Andrew Berry's lengthy statement. They discuss Denzel Ward's uncertain future in Cleveland and weigh the merits of starting Shedeur Sanders over Deshaun Watson as the team enters a rebuilding phase. The conversation also explores fan frustration with owner Jimmy Haslam and national news regarding Russell Wilson's retirement. 01:50 - Analyzing Garrett Trade Statements 05:14 - Denzel Ward's Future Status 08:44 - Garrett's Impact With Rams 12:25 - Pelissero and Guest Previews 17:12 - Watson Versus Sanders Debate 21:01 - Fan Outrage Toward Haslam 25:12 - Evaluating Five-Year Plan 33:34 - AJ Brown Trade Fallout 37:23 - Russell Wilson Joins CBS

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima assess the massive fallout from the Myles Garrett trade and Jared Verse's arrival on 92.3 The Fan. They analyze the impact of Garrett's legacy, compare defensive analytics, and debate Adam Schefter's knowledge of Ohio geography. The discussion also highlights the team's search for a franchise quarterback amidst the ongoing Deshaun Watson controversy. 02:50 - Evaluating trade return value 06:30 - Denzel Ward trade rumors 09:56 - Jared Verse leadership traits 13:05 - Ohio geography debate 17:50 - Myles Garrett's Cleveland legacy 22:10 - Predicting Garrett's MVP potential 26:15 - Garrett vs Verse analytics 32:15 - Team locker room culture 36:00 - Deshaun Watson trade fallout 39:25 - Andrew Barry presser preview

Ken and Lima dig into the uncomfortable reality that Myles Garrett now has the chance to do everything in LA that Cleveland never gave him the tools to do, and Ken is already dreading the version of this where Myles goes nuclear in the playoffs and wins Super Bowl MVP for another franchise. The Jim Schwartz debate gets put to rest quickly, with Ken arguing that no coach was going to keep Myles in Cleveland once the Rams came calling with a real shot at a championship and a massive market. Ken and Lima also float the idea that Myles handled his exit much more quietly this time around, having learned from the Radio Row flamethrower moment last year, and that the no-trade clause meant only a contender he actually wanted to play for was ever going to land him. The segment ends with Ken restating his position one more time: today is not a positive day, it is a necessary day, and the positive day does not arrive until they find the quarterback that makes all of this worth it.

Ken and Lima process the calls and sort through the wreckage of the Myles Garrett trade, with Ken drawing a firm line between calling it necessary and calling it positive, and refusing to do the latter until the Browns actually land the quarterback that makes all of this worth it. A Coming In Hot caller makes the point Ken keeps circling back to himself: this is not a Myles problem, this is a management problem, and the guy most responsible for the Deshaun Watson disaster is still sitting in the GM chair while everyone else got fired. Ken lands on an uncomfortable but honest place about Andrew Berry, saying he actually hopes they keep him through the bad season ahead rather than firing him to satisfy fan bloodlust, because bringing in an outsider who wants to rebuild in his own image would set this thing back even further. The show wraps with Andrew Berry's press conference at 10 o'clock, and Ken's parting thought is simple: until they find the quarterback and we know he is the guy, he is not telling anyone things are going to be okay.

Ken and Lima spend the morning processing the trade from every angle and the mood slowly starts to lift, helped along by the analytics case for Verse being genuinely elite and a fun social media moment where Verse updates his bio to linebacker and immediately wins over the fan base. Ken makes the point that Verse's pass rush win rate numbers since 2024 rank third in the entire NFL behind only Micah Parsons and Myles Garrett, which means the Browns did not just get a compensatory pick in human form, they got a legitimate weapon. The locker room conversation comes up again with a caller making the case that Verse's self-made background from Albany to Florida State to the Rams suggests a guy who is going to bring exactly the accountability and dog mentality that Myles never consistently provided. Ken closes on the most honest note of the whole morning, describing the picture he took of his son Axel as a toddler in a Browns jersey during the Johnny Manziel era and saying the same thought that has haunted him ever since: they have got to get this quarterback thing right.

Ken and Lima take stock of how fan sentiment has shifted overnight on the Myles Garrett trade, with analytics people and national insiders calling it a good haul while Ken admits he was too emotionally close to see it clearly in the moment. The Jared Verse conversation gets more interesting as Ken points out something he did not account for initially: Verse is a self-made guy who started at Albany, transferred to Florida State, and brings exactly the locker room sheriff energy that Myles never provided, which could matter more than people realize once the quarterback eventually arrives. Ken also takes a gentle shot at Adam Schefter for tweeting that Verse is coming home to Cleveland when Dayton is genuinely closer to Cincinnati and Indianapolis than it is to Cleveland, and the whole segment turns into a fun geography lesson about how little national media understands Ohio. Ken closes exactly where he has been all morning: this is a necessary day, not a positive day, and the quarterback who will eventually make it all worth it is probably still waking up for college workouts right now.

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Ken and Lima debate the buzz around Deshaun Watson's minicamp performance after a video from Cam Justice and News Five made the rounds, with the hosts pushing back hard on fans overreacting to non-padded OTA throws. Using a 1-100 scale, they argue that minicamp footage barely registers compared to what actually matters like playoff throws, wild card games, and real NFL defenses. While acknowledging Watson appears to be in the lead for the starting job, they're not ready to crown him, and they're definitely not calling the beat reporters liars for saying so. The bottom line: if you spent your Thursday arguing with journalists over minicamp highlights, this might not be the sport for you.Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the hype surrounding Deshaun Watson's minicamp highlights and the intense fan reactions to media reporting. They debate the actual value of non-padded practice highlights while defending local reporters from social media criticism and discussing the future of the quarterback position. 01:09 - Browns Minicamp Media Coverage 02:22 - Measuring Importance of OTAs 05:07 - Fans Criticizing Cleveland Reporters 07:04 - Deshaun Watson and QB Race

Ken and Lima explore the polarizing debate between starting Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders for the Cleveland Browns. They evaluate Todd Monken's offensive philosophy, the rebuilding offensive line, and why some fans are calling for a trade despite Sanders' status as a young prospect. 01:08 - NBA Franchise Players 01:55 - Guardians Salary Floor 03:25 - Browns Quarterback Debate 10:15 - Shedeur Sanders Future

Ken, Lima and producer John analyze the potential impact of an MLB salary floor on small-market teams, specifically focusing on the Cleveland Guardians' strategy of retaining homegrown talent. The discussion compares the MLB to other professional leagues and evaluates whether commissioner Rob Manfred's recent changes have helped or hindered the sport's growth. 01:32 - Guardians Salary Floor 04:46 - Draft Class Comparison 08:12 - CBA Approval Challenges 12:45 - Commissioner Rob Manfred

Ken Carman calls out Anthony Lima for his behavior after witnessing him grab a carrot with his bare hands at a recent gala. They explore the social implications of ignoring buffet tongs while also reflecting on Deshaun Watson's improved velocity during camp. Callers join the fray to debate whether the clean getaway at the vegetable tray was a public health hazard or a victimless crime. 01:00 - Deshaun Watson's Velocity 03:45 - Lima's Buffet Etiquette 10:02 - Callers Debate Germs 17:53 - Calling The Race

En '¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!', Pablo Gallenar anuncia el fin de la ola de calor el martes, con bajada de temperaturas en el norte. El congreso ratifica el nuevo copago de medicamentos, que sube según la renta, y Sanidad reduce dosis. El euríbor alcanza el 2.8% en mayo. El Instituto Biomédico de Barcelona halla cómo ralentizar tumores de pulmón. El programa pincha "Besos en Guerra" y propone jeroglíficos auditivos con canciones del verano. Se comenta la gira de Taylor Swift y la música de Fito y Fitipaldis. Se debate la tendencia de las "citas de desayuno" en EE. UU. Mireya comparte su dilema de poner alarmas a su marido. La recapitulación semanal destaca un vecino que cobra por aparcar y el "tonto de la semana": el alcalde de Lima por probar una Taser en su asesor. La canción del verano es "El ritual" de Juan Magán y Oreo. Se analiza cómo el cerebro prioriza pensamientos negativos al dormir. Marta Soto presenta su disco "Reinicio" en CADENA 100. Se recuerdan canciones que Rihanna ...

Robert meets Luis Felber, a London based South-American multi-instrumentalist best known as Attawalpa. His meticulous production, melodies and honest lyrics evoke the future as much as the past.We explore his love of art and growing up with an artist mother Alma Laura de Felber, a prominent Peruvian painter and artist. The Lima-born painter makes colorful, emotionally resonant oil paintings often explore themes of identity, the feminine, and human connection.Born in Winchester, England, Felber spent his earliest years in Peru and Chile before moving back to Britain at age 7. At 17, he skipped university and began pursuing a career in music, playing guitar with several different bands and co-founding influential club night and record label Young Turks.Felber actively incorporates his creative roots into his projects. His mother's art has been featured in his work, and he frequently collaborates with his wife, Lena Dunham including on the soundtrack for her film Catherine Called Birdy and by co-creating and scoring the Netflix comedy series Too Much.Recording and performing under the name Attawalpa (his middle name, after the 16th-century Incan ruler Atahualpa), his albums Experience and Presence are both available now on vinyl and at all streaming platforms.Follow: @AttawalpaVisit: https://attawalpa.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ken and Lima analyze Mike Rutenberg's awkward comments regarding Myles Garrett and evaluate the growing trade speculation surrounding the star pass rusher. They transition to the Cleveland Cavaliers to debate whether the organization should prioritize Donovan Mitchell or Evan Mobley. Mary Kay Cabot and Jason Lloyd contribute insights on Deshaun Watson's health and Travis Kelce's new investment in the Cleveland Guardians. 02:51 - Rutenberg Garrett Interaction Concerns 10:48 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 19:37 - Pass Rusher Historical Impact 33:13 - Mitchell Versus Mobley Dilemma 48:26 - Organizational Mobley Expectations 59:01 - Analyzing Rutenberg Word Salad 01:10:42 - Sorsby Supplemental Draft Potential 01:18:22 - Golf Tournament Leaves Akron 01:22:48 - NBA AI Referee Proposal 01:27:01 - Kelce Guardians Ownership Stake 01:37:31 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 01:46:07 - Watson Versus Sanders Battle 01:52:41 - Joel Bitonio Future Outlook 02:03:00 - Garrett Leadership Qualities Debate 02:10:10 - Jason Lloyd Roster Analysis 02:27:00 - Media Versus Fans Division 02:41:00 - Local Playground Basketball Observation

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken and Lima to address speculation surrounding Myles Garrett, confirming the team views the star defender as a career Brown. They analyze Deshaun Watson's shoulder recovery and the emerging quarterback competition with Shedeur Sanders. The conversation also explores Travis Kelce's new ownership stake in the Guardians and the cultural impact of celebrity sightings in Cleveland. 01:50 - Kelce's Guardians Ownership Stake 05:45 - Taylor Swift's Business Savvy 10:00 - Kelce Couple's Net Worth 13:24 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 19:18 - Deshaun Watson's Arm Strength 22:40 - Sanders Vs Watson Battle 28:05 - Joel Bitonio's Retirement Status 34:01 - Jenner Versus Swift Fame 40:20 - Myles Garrett OTA Debate

Jason Lloyd joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss why Myles Garrett holds significant leverage over the Browns despite his absence from voluntary workouts. They evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' disappointing postseason sweep and whether Dan Gilbert has become a more patient owner. The conversation also covers the feasibility of a LeBron James return and the tension between local fans and sports media. 01:58 - Jason Lloyd Joins 05:22 - Garrett's Contract Leverage 07:58 - Cavaliers' Playoff Struggles 13:10 - Dan Gilbert's Leadership 14:31 - LeBron Returning Rumors 20:04 - Media Coverage Controversy 23:30 - Garrett's Leadership Role 34:28 - Caller Chuck in Parma 38:30 - Lima's Playground Basketball 40:36 - Social Media and Friendship

Ken and Lima engage in a hilarious generational clash over Timothée Chalamet and celebrity culture unfolds as the guys react to massive star power taking over a Cavs game. That quickly pivots into a heated debate about Myles Garrett, offseason priorities, and whether the media is stirring up unnecessary drama. It's a blend of pop culture confusion and real frustration with the Browns' direction.

Ken and Lima bring in producer John to examine the Cleveland Guardians' latest win and the impact of Travis Bazzana on the lineup. They explore the local reaction to the Senior Players Championship moving from Firestone Country Club to California. The discussion also touches on Adam Silver's interest in implementing AI technology to assist NBA referees with objective calls. 01:31 - Guardians And Travis Bazzana 03:22 - Senior Players Championship Relocating 07:45 - AI Referees In Basketball

Ken and Lima wade into the most uncomfortable question of the offseason after a producer says the quiet part out loud: a lot of Cavs fans would actually be more comfortable with Evan Mobley as the number one and Donovan Mitchell in the passenger seat, not the other way around. The Donovan criticism reaches a new level as Ken acknowledges this is the most national heat Mitchell has ever taken, and the lack of athleticism and burst in the Knicks series raised questions about whether what they saw was the beginning of a real decline. Kenny Atkinson keeping his job throws cold water on the idea that massive changes are imminent, and Ken warns that this team could very easily walk into October with the same roster while fans keep waiting for a Giannis trade that may never come. 01:11 - Browns Trade Speculation 05:55 - Criticism of Donovan Mitchell 08:11 - Evan Mobley's Star Potential

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima engage in a heated debate regarding whether the Cleveland Cavaliers gamed the system to secure specific playoff matchups. The argument escalates when Lima feels misrepresented, leading him to walk out of the studio mid-segment. 01:01 - Cavs Postseason Excuses 02:25 - Gaming The Playoff System 05:38 - Anthony Lima Walks Out

Ken and Lima explore the possibility of the Browns trading Myles Garrett after Albert Breer's recent comments. They compare his perspective to Mary Kay Cabot's report that a move is unlikely while analyzing how a potential trade would affect Deshaun Watson and the team's future. 01:30 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 03:42 - Mary Kay Cabot's Reporting 06:25 - Trade Impact on Roster 09:38 - Garrett's Contract and Loyalty

Ken and Lima debate the possibility of the Browns trading Myles Garrett and what that would signal for the franchise's future at quarterback. They also react to Tim Legler's suggestion that the Cavaliers should consider moving Evan Mobley in a blockbuster deal for Giannis Antetokounmpo. Finally, the duo discusses Kenny Atkinson remaining in Cleveland and the arrival of a new minority owner for the Guardians. 01:02 - Trading Myles Garrett 07:33 - Mobley For Giannis Trade 15:45 - Guardians Minority Owner News

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima clash over the Cleveland Cavaliers' postseason strategy and the idea of "gaming the system" for playoff seeding. This disagreement escalates until Anthony walks out of the studio during the live broadcast. Joe Vardon also joins to analyze the team's future, focusing on coaching stability and potential blockbuster trades for Giannis Antetokounmpo or LeBron James. 01:51 - Kelce Joins Guardians Ownership 08:05 - Giannis Trade Rumors 15:15 - Joe Vardon Interview 25:45 - Giannis Trade Logistics 32:35 - LeBron James Return Odds 36:55 - Anthony Lima Walks Out

During a heated discussion on The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima, Ken and Anthony debate the Cavaliers' future, resulting in a tense moment where Lima briefly walks out. They also analyze Travis Kelce joining the Guardians' ownership and the evolving rumors regarding a Myles Garrett trade. 01:50 - Kenny Atkinson Stays Put 07:40 - Cavs Excuses And Schedule 12:45 - Roster Change Rumors 18:50 - Kelce Joins Guardians Ownership 34:25 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 42:35 - Defensive Strategy Without Myles 50:15 - Quarterback Future Without Garrett 01:00:30 - Shedeur Sanders Scouting Report 01:08:20 - Tim Legler's Cavs Assessment 01:19:10 - Guardians Offense Slumps 01:27:45 - Kelce Vs Browns Career 01:37:20 - Joe Vardon Joins Show 01:48:15 - Salary Cap Complications 01:57:15 - Lima Walks Out On Air 02:06:30 - Reconciling The Cavs Argument 02:15:40 - Humiliating Postseason Messaging 02:23:15 - Potential Garrett Trade Packages 02:34:00 - Myles Holds The Cards 02:43:00 - Brendan Sorsby Eligibility Battle

Ken and Lima get into a heated back and forth after the Cavs were blown out by 37 in Game 4 to get swept out of the Eastern Conference Finals, with Ken making his most definitive statement of the season: he cannot see how this team comes back with the same roster or Kenny Atkinson as coach. Lima pushes back by arguing fans are holding the Cavs to an unfair LeBron standard, pointing out that the Knicks were down 2-1 with their own fan base calling for the coach's job just weeks ago. A caller makes the sharpest point of the segment, comparing frustrated Cavs fans to Steelers fans who want Tomlin fired despite going to the playoffs every year, which Ken concedes is fair but says is simply human nature after seeing what LeBron-era greatness looked like. Ken closes with his bottom line: the embarrassment of this sweep has him mentally checked out and ready for the offseason.

The argument between Ken and Lima spills completely off the rails as they try to answer one simple question: what would it actually take for Cleveland fans to care about this Cavs team again? Ken keeps landing on the answer that LeBron James set an impossible standard that no version of this roster will ever meet, while Lima pushes back that demanding a top-three player in the league just to generate excitement is a insane bar for any fan base to set. Coach Lance adds some actual credibility to the Watson-over-Shedeur conversation in the middle of everything, making the case that a veteran quarterback knowing a new offense gives the Browns a real head start heading into the fall. Charles Barkley calling the Cavs quitters on national television at halftime does not help anyone's mood, and the question of whether Atkinson survives the week hangs over the whole morning.

Kenny Atkinson's postgame comment about analytically being up 2-1 in the series lands as one of the worst things a coach could possibly say after getting swept, and Ken predicts he could be fired before lunchtime given how Dan Gilbert thinks like a fan. The Evan Mobley question gets its most honest airing yet, with a caller making the case that his playoff aggression in the paint is exactly what the next step looks like, and Ken and Lima acknowledging that his trade value after this run is high enough that a Giannis deal could realistically center around him. The broader message heading into the offseason is that one brutal quote and one embarrassing series finale should not erase what this team actually accomplished getting further than they have since LeBron left.

Mitchell's postgame declaration of loyalty lands hollow for a fan base that never fully bought in, and Ken spends the segment trying to diagnose the disconnect between a team that reached the final four and a city that couldn't fill the plaza outside the arena. A caller named Rodney lays out the case methodically without calling for a teardown — three-point defense, lazy transition defense, turnovers, and a coach who waited too long on timeouts are fixable problems, not reasons to blow it up. The Knicks get their flowers too, with Ken admitting Landry Shamet shooting better than Curry and Thompson ever did in the playoffs is legitimately historic, and reluctantly conceding he's rooting for them while Lima absolutely is not.

Carmen and Lima analyze a viral video of a fight between fans wearing Jalen Brunson and LeBron James jerseys outside the arena. They also discuss the bleak outlook for the Cavaliers' current roster and the possibility of LeBron James returning on a mid-level exception. 01:00 - Cavs Humiliating Playoff Loss 03:45 - Viral Fan Brawl Analysis 14:12 - Cavaliers Offseason Media Reaction 15:36 - LeBron James Return Rumors

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima reflect on the Cleveland Cavaliers' season-ending sweep and the uncertain future of head coach Kenny Atkinson. They analyze Donovan Mitchell's post-game comments regarding a potential LeBron James return and debate the trade value of Darius Garland. They also explore rumors of bringing in Giannis Antetokounmpo or blowing up the roster entirely. 02:03 - Donovan Mitchell Post-Game 06:00 - Bills and Patriots Comparison 10:12 - Darius Garland Trade Value 13:13 - LeBron James Return Rumors 18:18 - Kenny Atkinson Messaging Problems 22:12 - Cavs Building vs Rebuilding 26:03 - Donovan Mitchell Contract Talk 32:40 - Regressing and Roster Regret 36:45 - NBA Small Guard Trend 40:05 - LeBron's Potential Retirement Tour

Brian Geltzeiler joins Ken and Lima to break down the Cleveland Cavaliers' playoff exit and the organizational crossroads ahead. They discuss the future of head coach Kenny Atkinson, the impending Donovan Mitchell extension, and why the James Harden trade failed to deliver. The conversation also explores potential pursuits of stars like Giannis Antetokounmpo and the reality of a LeBron James return. 02:07 - Brian Geltzeiler Joins 05:10 - Roster Construction Issues 09:44 - Kenny Atkinson Future 12:45 - Giannis Sweepstakes Realities 18:45 - Knicks Finals Chances 23:30 - Coaching Change Debate 28:10 - Evan Mobley Trajectory 36:40 - Fan Defense Discussion 42:40 - James Harden Usage

What if the key to healing trauma isn't in the story you tell, but in the sensations you feel?Dr. Brian Tierney talks with Robert Weiss, PhD—a retired psychologist with 52 years of clinical experience and the developer of Mindfulness-Based Somatic Emotional Processing (MBSEP). Born in Lima to German Jewish Holocaust survivors, Weiss shares how his own early trauma shaped a career that evolved from behavioral training into Ericksonian hypnosis, EMDR, brainspotting, and finally MBSEP. He explains why mindful attention to bodily sensations often heals more deeply than narrative or meaning-making, and how breath, resourcing, and therapeutic relationship can address dysregulation and fragmentation. Through powerful case examples—intergenerational grief, workplace anger, childbirth loss, and even his own Parkinson's diagnosis—Weisz illuminates what it truly means to move into fear and transform through the body.Highlights:- How early trauma as a child of Holocaust survivors shaped Weiss's clinical path- Why MBSEP focuses on sensation over storyUsing breath and "scene work" for regulation and resourcing- How Ericksonian hypnosis built the foundation for relational safety- Intergenerational trauma and the therapeutic use of numinous imagery- Working with anger, shame, guilt, and mixed emotions- Moving into fear as a practice—including Weiss's own journey with Parkinson's- Ayahuasca, love as transformation, and the limits of "McMindfulness"Guest: Robert Weiss, PhD https://mbsep.com/about/robert-weisz-phd/https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Robert-Weisz/248111300Host: Dr. Brian Tierney www.somaticdoctor.comWe want to hear from YOU:What resonated most with you—the intergenerational case example, working with anger, or Weiss's perspective on moving into fear with Parkinson's? Let us know in the comments below.-------------------------------------------------------Hashtags:#TraumaHealing #SomaticTherapy #MBSEP #BoundlessBodyPodcast #RobertWeiss #Mindfulness #Hypnotherapy #EricksonianHypnosis #IntergenerationalTrauma #ParkinsonsAwareness #EmotionalProcessing #SomaticExperiencing #IFS #Brainspotting #EMDR

Hola, y bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de tu podcast favorito, Ayllu Podcast.En este episodio nos acompaña Heisil Strickland (@heisilg), una peruana cuya historia es un verdadero manual de resiliencia, crecimiento y orgullo por sus raíces.Heisil nos lleva en un viaje que comienza en la selva central, en Satipo, Perú, pasa por el enorme reto de adaptarse a Lima y lograr un asiento en la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, hasta el gran salto migratorio a los Estados Unidos.Hoy, establecida en Oregón, Heisil trabaja en el competitivo mundo corporativo de los Recursos Humanos en EE. UU. (un área donde los latinos representan menos del 14% de la fuerza laboral) y ha construido una hermosa comunidad en redes sociales compartiendo su pasión por la cocina y su día a día.Conoce más de ella en esta hermosa conversación. ✨Síguenos en @ayllupodcast para más contenido.

What are the latest trends and developments in competition law enforcement in Ireland, Brazil, and Paraguay? Geoffrey Gray of the Irish Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC), joins Lexi Michaud to discuss his agency's efforts to refine merger analysis and enhance competition in Ireland's taxi and ride-sharing sector. Brazilian CADE President Gustavo Augusto speaks with Matthew Hall about how his agency has been deploying AI to analyze market data and identify possible cartel activity. Finally, Eduardo Barros, President of Paraguay's CONACOM, talks to Alicia Downey about how his relatively young agency has been growing and successfully collaborating with other agencies. Listen to this episode to hear about how all three competition agencies are approaching competition law enforcement and advocacy in 2026. With special guests: Geoffrey Gray, Commission Member, Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC), Ireland Gustavo Augusto Freitas de Lima, President, Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE), Brazil Eduardo Barros, President, CONACOM, Paraguay Related Links: Ireland Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE), Brazil Comisión Nacional de la Competencia (CONACOM), Paraguay Hosted by: Matthew Hall, McGuireWoods, Lexi Michaud, Fried Frank, and Alicia Downey, Downey Law

Ken and Lima analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' precarious 0-2 deficit against the Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals. They debate whether James Harden's lack of turnovers indicates a lack of aggression and question Kenny Atkinson's inability to get Evan Mobley involved late in games.

Ken and Lima bring in producer John to react to the Cleveland Guardians' four-game sweep of the Detroit Tigers and evaluates the team's standing as a World Series contender. They also address a somber report regarding the sudden passing of NASCAR star Kyle Busch and preview an upcoming interview concerning the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cavaliers falling behind 0-2 to the Knicks and question Kenny Atkinson's lack of adjustments. The guys debate Evan Mobley disappearing in the second half, Donovan Mitchell's health, and whether Cleveland's “process” is leading them straight toward a playoff collapse.