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Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate the necessity of an MLB salary cap after an ESPN report highlights anonymous player pushback. Matt Derry joins to discuss the Cleveland Guardians' recent defensive struggles and whether the team should bench rookie Travis Bazzana. They also analyze the NBA's major sanctions against the Los Angeles Clippers. 01:50 - Guardians and Browns Preview 05:15 - MLB Salary Cap Debate 12:01 - Matt Derry on Guardians 17:54 - Travis Bazzana Usage Debate 23:00 - MLB Financial Reform Discussion 32:33 - NBA Clippers Cap Sanctions 37:43 - Tiger Woods Legal Trouble

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman evaluate the decision to start Deshaun Watson, debating whether public opinion should influence coaching staff choices. Mary Kay Cabot provides insight into the locker room atmosphere and addresses the criticism directed toward Catherine Raîche's wardrobe. They wrap up with a sobering look at the team's win total projections and the limitations of the current roster. 02:13 - Earnhardt Anniversary Banter 05:46 - Florio On Fan Influence 12:09 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 17:14 - Roster Depth And Development 20:52 - Offensive Line Injury Updates 30:22 - Lima Defends Five-Win Outlook 36:09 - Watson vs Sanders Curiosity

MMA Lock of the Night is back to give you breakdowns and predictions for UFC Paris: Hooker vs Parnasse. Also on the main card card, Ziam vs Sola, Page vs Ruziboev, Soriano vs Donchenko, Campbell vs Peek, and Keita vs Naimov.

Flo posted a video that said "just because you're Catholic doesn't mean you have to be ugly." Days later a comment rolled in: look at the saints. Rose of Lima made herself ugly on purpose. Vanity is a sin. Please don't try to normalize it.So this is the full breakdown. Flo is joined by Mary Harper (@theliturgicalstyle), author of The Liturgical Style Guide and the forthcoming What the Saints Wore, who quite literally wrote the book on dressing like the saints. Together they go to Matthew 6, the mystics, the extreme penances, and the question underneath all of it: can a Catholic woman care about her appearance? In This Episode:Why discarding your looks can be its own act of prideThe St. Martin de Porres story about "nice, neat little shoes" that will change how you judge what someone's wearingThe examination of conscience question that makes vanity clearMary's guided prayer with Our Lady in front of your mirrorThe St. Francis detail almost nobody knowsBOOKINSTAGRAMCONNECT WITH FLORENCIA:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apply to The Made Good Method and Work With Our Team⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow on Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Ken and Lima bring in producer John to recap Cleveland's 6-1 win over Toronto behind Gavin Williams' career-high 13 strikeouts and a trio of two-run homers, then dig into whether struggling Travis Bazana should sit in favor of Ángel Genao down the stretch, ultimately landing on giving Bazana more reps despite his brutal recent numbers. They also react to Tony Romo losing his driving privileges after a DUI plea tied to painkiller and alcohol dependency, and needle Stan Kroenke's record $4 billion purchase of the Angels given his mixed ownership track record across the Rams, Nuggets, and Avalanche.

Ken tries to duck the "top 10" format entirely and turns it into an unranked pool instead, which does not go over well. The two build out their draft eligible quarterback boards for the season, disagreeing on names like Trinidad Chambliss and Niko Iamaleava while somehow still landing Arch Manning near the top. Then Ken drops an oddly specific reason he's skeptical of one rising quarterback that has nothing to do with his play on the field. It leads to a genuinely interesting tangent about family involvement, social media, and what actually makes a quarterback room "loud."

Ken and Lima discuss the controversy surrounding Todd Monken's comments on the Browns' quarterback situation and his disregard for fan input. They analyze the news of Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift buying a home in Bratenahl while evaluating whether Guardians' rookie Travis Bazzana needs more time on the bench. 01:37 - Monken Film Study Controversy 05:08 - Browns Roster Outlook 09:35 - Kelce And Swift In Bratenahl 18:48 - Monken On Fan Opinions 23:43 - Trusting The Coaching Staff 28:44 - Guardians Victory Recap 33:14 - Romo And Kroenke Updates

Kenny and Lima engage in a heated debate regarding whether NFL teams should inform fringe players like Luke Floriea when they have made the initial 53-man roster. They also analyze a recent piece on Myles Garrett's leadership and the intense online fandom surrounding Shedeur Sanders. 01:50 - Analyzing Browns Fan Emotions 05:45 - Roster Cut Communication Debate 12:20 - The Initial 53-Man Process 22:35 - Myles Garrett Leadership Critique 33:45 - Shedeur Sanders Online Fandom 43:45 - Guardians Prospect Ralphy Velazquez

Ken and Anthony dig into the fallout from a segment where Lima was threatened online by Shedeur Sanders fans, comparing the intensity of "Shedourdom" to Tim Tebow mania and debating where these fans even came from given Sanders's Jackson State roots. Ken argues these fans refuse any criticism of Sanders, whether about his draft slot, his rookie play, or his path to starting, and connects it to a broader pattern of outside fans blaming the Browns organization rather than their quarterback because of the franchise's losing reputation. The conversation ties into the larger theme of Browns fans craving a player they can root for to offset their frustration with the team.

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In this edition of Lima Likes, Anthony Lima celebrates Jose Ramirez snapping his home run drought during an 11-1 rout of the Royals that keeps Cleveland's Wild Card hopes alive, while noting the Guardians remain firmly in "can" not "will" territory with 25 games left. He and Ken dig into Chris Antonetti's non-committal stance on prospect Ralphy Velasquez's call-up case, run through a sloppy college football weekend for Browns quarterback prospects like CJ Bailey, and close with an extended, mostly unserious debate over whether Odell Beckham Jr. has had work done.

Ken and Lima analyze the Simulation Browns as they head into the season, debating whether Deshaun Watson can maintain his starting role. Daryl Ruiter joins to discuss the heartbreak of local receiver Luke Floriea being cut and the mysterious injury to backup quarterback Dylan Gabriel. They outline a four-week runway for Watson before potentially turning to Shedeur Sanders. 02:22 - Sim Browns Season Preview 06:07 - Todd Monken's Quarterback Philosophy 09:16 - Defensive Depth and Scheme 14:52 - Daryl Ruiter joins Lima 26:02 - Deshaun Watson's Final Tryout 30:04 - Roster Depth and Waivers 35:08 - Deshaun's Four Week Runway 38:35 - Dylan Gabriel Injury Theory

Convidada: Isabela Leite, repórter da GloboNews. De acordo com a mais recente pesquisa Quaest sobre o que pensa o eleitorado, um terço (33%) dos brasileiros que vão às urnas em outubro tem como maior preocupação a violência – outros temas relevantes, como economia, saúde ou corrupção, não marcam nem metade deste índice. Os dados justificam essa preocupação. De acordo com o Anuário Brasileiro de Segurança Pública, o número de mortes violentas até vem caindo, mas o número ainda é impactante: em 2025, mais de 40 mil brasileiros foram assassinados. Casos de feminicídios, roubos e furtos de celulares e de estelionatos e crimes cibernéticos também estão em patamares elevados – isso num país onde quase 70 milhões de pessoas afirmam viver em bairros com presença de facções criminosas. Neste episódio especial de eleições, Natuza Nery entrevista a jornalista Isabela Leite, que cobre há anos a segurança pública brasileira. Ela explica quais propostas os candidatos apresentam para enfrentar diversos aspectos da violência. Também neste episódio você ouvirá trechos das entrevistas que o produtor Marco Antônio Martins conduziu com os especialistas Alessandro Visacro, Bruno Langeani, Bruno Paes Manso, Luciana Rocha, Renato Sérgio de Lima e Roberto Uchôa.

August 30th, 2026:  St Rose of Lima - Be My Bride;  Davanzato of Poggibonzi;  Exterior vs Interior Life;  St Rose of Lima - Courage & Faith

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Ken and Lima break down the Cleveland Guardians' sweep of the Angels and the seven-game win streak led by Steven Kwan. They analyze the Browns' decision to name Deshaun Watson the starter over Shedeur Sanders, featuring insight from Mary Kay Cabot and a critical evaluation from Brady Quinn regarding Watson's lack of self-awareness with fans. They also discuss the massive sale of the Seattle Seahawks and the controversial new luxury suites at Ohio State's stadium. 03:05 - Guardians Win Seven Straight 09:48 - Shedeur Sanders Directive 19:52 - Fitzpatrick Evaluates Watson 31:42 - Jerry Judy Cut Candidate 41:40 - The Tanking Moratorium 55:18 - NCAA Legal Loophole Concerns 01:04:07 - Jeremiah Smith's OSU Loyalty 01:16:34 - Luxury Suites At The Shoe 01:22:00 - Massive Seattle Seahawks Sale 01:30:01 - Professional Sports Ownership Passion 01:34:50 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 01:44:30 - Sanders Development Progress 01:53:15 - Ken Criticizes Coaching Decisions 02:02:42 - Quarterback Room Protection 02:10:26 - Brady Quinn Joins 02:18:40 - Watson Lacks Self Awareness 02:29:34 - Wide Receiver Room Strategy

Fernando, o mais nerd dos quatro amigos, finalmente realiza o sonho de morar no Japão, mas, após alguns meses, começa a desaparecer, cancelar encontros e aparecer machucado, deixando os amigos preocupados. De repente, ele compra passagens para que todos o visitem. A viagem é incrível e Fernando parece feliz novamente, até que, na última noite, algo acontece, mas ninguém consegue se lembrar. Agora, os quatro acordam de ressaca em um quarto de hotel completamente destruído, sem qualquer memória do que fizeram e com a sensação de que as consequências daquela noite ainda estão por vir. Tema do Episódio: Japão, Se Beber Não Case. 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1 News Sports Editor Abby Wilson and All Black and Manu Samoa player, Lima Sopoaga join Morning Report for this week's sports panel.

Ken and Lima check in around the division, with Baltimore's Ken Weinman previewing the Ravens' joint practice with Washington and calling Deshaun Watson "delusional" after his post-game press conference, and Cincinnati's Tony Pike breaking down Ja'Marr Chase's hyperextended-knee scare along with a stacked Bengals roster he ranks as Joe Burrow's best yet. Pittsburgh's Chris Mueller previews a crowded quarterback room and a contract standoff with Joey Porter Jr., but it's his blunt take on the Browns that stands out—arguing owner-driven pressure, not football logic, is really behind starting Watson over Sanders. Multiple guests agree Sanders looked better in preseason, setting up a tease for a former NFL QB's theory on why he lost the job anyway.

Lima pushes Ken on Albert Breer's idea of the Browns trading for Jameis Winston, but Ken won't budge, refusing to give up any more draft capital for a quarterback while the roster is this depleted. He runs down just how thin Cleveland is at safety, linebacker, and offensive line, and frames this season as a bridge to 2027 rather than one worth mortgaging future picks to patch. Ken also contrasts his younger, more combative self with where he's at now, saying he's resigned to "cleaning up" a mess he didn't create instead of chasing a short-term fix.

Hall of Famer Joe Thomas joins Ken and Lima to unpack Deshaun Watson's fan-facing comments, explaining that going after your own fan base is a cardinal sin in pro sports and puts teammates in an awkward spot with media. He offers real insight into Todd Monken's thinking, arguing the coach values Watson's ability to run RPOs and extend plays with his legs, and predicts Cleveland will pivot to Shedeur Sanders by the week three home opener if Watson stumbles on the road first. Thomas also gives an optimistic read on the young, revamped offensive line, singling out rookie left tackle Spencer Fano's early growth and praising the run-blocking lanes opened up in joint practices.

Ken defends why he and Lima keep talking about Shedeur Sanders even as the backup, pointing to Cleveland's long history of beloved backup quarterbacks and arguing Deshaun Watson's postgame comments on Saturday flipped even skeptical fans firmly into Sanders' corner. He advises Sanders to keep a low profile with the media and stay ready, drawing parallels to Charlie Frye's quick benching in 2007 and predicting Sanders could see the field as soon as week three given Watson's track record in bad weather. The segment wraps with a preview of Hall of Famer Joe Thomas joining the show at 9 to break down the offensive line.

Ken and Lima push back on Chris Simms' theory that Shedeur Sanders lost the quarterback competition by playing it too safe in practice, arguing Simms barely follows the Browns and is likely working off secondhand reports rather than real evidence. They point out the irony that Deshaun Watson, not Sanders, is the one who looks afraid to push the ball downfield, and question why so many local hosts are pinning the decision on ownership ego when the front office's own moves—stockpiling quarterbacks, scrubbing Watson's signage—already read as an admission the trade was a disaster. The segment closes with a preview of Albert Breer's claim that Watson may not even be viable as a backup, teeing up more discussion at 9 with Joe Thomas.

Ken tries to justify why he's rooting for the Guardians "in a vacuum" this year, separate from the frustration surrounding the Browns and Cavs, and workshops a series of college football comparisons—first Purdue, then Minnesota, then Arkansas—to capture a scrappy, low-budget team overperforming against big spenders like the Dodgers. Lima and the rest of the room shoot down every comparison as a stretch, with Ken eventually conceding he's just trying to find a way to be excited about a low-payroll team making the playoffs without sounding like he's making excuses for ownership. The segment closes with a quick preview of Sunday's Browns game and reminders about the AFC North catch-up and Ralphy Velasquez chatter from earlier in the show.

Ken Carman plays a clip of Todd Monken explaining his reasoning for starting Deshaun Watson over Shedeur Sanders, and he and Anthony Lima break down whether that explanation actually holds up. They dig into why, if the decision really comes down to "operational" reps, Sanders isn't getting a real shot to prove it in the preseason. Carman and Lima also wrestle with the fan backlash toward Watson and lay out why they still expect Sanders to end up playing more than Watson before the season is out.

Ken plays Todd Monken's explanation of the quarterback competition again and pushes back hard, arguing the "operational" excuse doesn't hold up when Shedeur Sanders has clearly outplayed Deshaun Watson. Lima counters that the total silence from inside the building—no leaks, no complaints from teammates or receivers—suggests the coaching staff genuinely believes Watson gives them the better chance to win, whatever the tape shows fans. They also bring in Albert Breer's reporting that sources in Buffalo, Chicago, and inside the Browns organization all still have Watson rated ahead of Sanders, setting up a preview of what Joe Thomas will be asked about at 9 AM.

Ken and Lima bring in producer John to recap the Guardians' wild comeback win, highlighting Jose Ramirez's three doubles and five RBI, Steven Kwan's 5-for-5 night, and Angel Martinez robbing Mike Trout of a go-ahead homer, then dig into whether Ralphy Velasquez's hot streak in the minors makes him worth calling up despite lockout-related roster risks. They also break down the fan and industry reaction to Akron letting a season-ticket-holding alum call plays in an upcoming game, debating whether the stunt could catch on with bigger programs looking to cash in on similar buzz.

La justicia peruana impuso penas de hasta 35 años de prisión a cuatro personas declaradas culpables del asesinato de Quinto Inuma, líder indígena y defensor de la Amazonía, asesinado en 2023. La sentencia fue celebrada como histórica por los abogados de las víctimas. "Eso era lo que queríamos, que hubiera justicia, un juicio ejemplar a escala de Perú", dijo a RFI su hijo Kevin Arnol Inuma. Reportaje de Martin Chabal, periodista de RFI. Tras ocho meses de investigación y juicio, los asesinos de Quinto Inuma han sido condenados y su familia respira aliviada. "Esta decisión aporta por fin una forma de paz a nuestra familia", afirma Kevin Arnol Inuma, hijo del defensor del medioambiente  asesinado en noviembre de 2023. "Saber que los culpables están tras las rejas y que se ha impuesto una condena ejemplar de 35 años da esperanza de que los asesinos de defensores del medioambiente dejen de matar con total impunidad en Perú", comenta. Quinto Inuma era apu, es decir, el jefe de su comunidad. Una comunidad kichwa, pueblo originario del norte de Perú y de Ecuador. Se oponía a la deforestación ilegal y al avance del narcotráfico en su territorio de Santa Rosillo de Yanayacu, en la región de San Martín. Tras enfrentarse directamente a estas actividades y presentar varias denuncias, fue asesinado cuando regresaba a su casa después de una reunión con otros defensores de los derechos humanos. Todo ello pese a que el mecanismo estatal de protección para defensores del medioambiente debía garantizar su seguridad. Casi tres años después, el 24 de agosto de 2026, un tribunal condenó a cuatro responsables a penas de entre 15 y 35 años de prisión. La pena más elevada corresponde al máximo previsto por la legislación penal peruana antes de la cadena perpetua. Un juicio clave para Perú Para Cristina Gavancho, abogada de la familia durante el proceso, la decisión va mucho más allá del caso de Quinto Inuma. “Consideramos que esta es una decisión ejemplar. Es un mensaje contundente para decir que en Perú no se tolerará la impunidad en los asesinatos de líderes indígenas”, señala. También representa un mensaje de esperanza para las víctimas: “Espero que facilite además el acceso a la justicia para los defensores del medioambiente”. Es la primera vez que un asesinato encargado por terceros contra un defensor ambiental recibe una condena tan severa en Perú. También es la primera vez que los responsables son capturados, juzgados y encarcelados. La abogada destaca además el método que permitió llegar a esta condena: “Creo que el hecho de haberse desplazado a Tarapoto y haber tenido un contacto directo con los testigos presenciales del asesinato contribuyó a formar la convicción que condujo a la condena dictada el lunes”. El juicio se desarrolló de forma remota. La comunidad se encuentra a más de seis horas de Tarapoto, en la Amazonía peruana, una ciudad que ya está lejos de la capital, Lima. Pero esta vez los jueces se desplazaron para escuchar a los testigos. “Cuando se lee la sentencia, se observa que las declaraciones de los testigos presenciales fueron prácticamente los elementos clave que permitieron llegar a esta condena”, analiza Cristina Gavancho. Sin embargo, el proceso aún no ha concluido. La sentencia puede ser apelada y los condenados podrían llevar el caso hasta la Corte Suprema. Aun así, para la abogada, esta primera decisión podría servir de modelo para otras investigaciones. Defensor ambiental, lucha de alto riesgo El caso de Quinto Inuma se enmarca en un contexto de violencia persistente contra quienes defienden el medioambiente en la Amazonía peruana. Kevin Arnol Inuma se siente aliviado, pero sigue alerta: «Sí, el miedo ha disminuido. Pero el riesgo de represalias por parte de sus familiares sigue existiendo. Tienen familia allí, así que nunca se sabe». Esta misma semana fue asesinado otro defensor de la Amazonía en una región vecina. "Mientras la jueza pronunciaba la sentencia, supimos que otro líder indígena acababa de ser asesinado en Ucayali", denuncia Cristina Gavancho. Desde 2020, Perú ha registrado más de veinte asesinatos similares al de Quinto Inuma. Las regiones más afectadas, como Ucayali, Loreto, San Martín y Madre de Dios, son territorios donde avanzan la minería ilegal de oro, el tráfico de madera y el narcotráfico, en zonas con una presencia limitada del Estado. El informe anual de Amnistía Internacional registró al menos 161 personas expuestas a situaciones de peligro en 2025 por defender sus territorios frente a actividades ilegales. Más allá de los asesinatos, numerosas comunidades viven con el temor permanente de ser atacadas por intentar proteger sus tierras. Por ello, esta sentencia podría reforzar la posición de los defensores ambientales. Porque en Perú es, sobre todo, la escasa resolución judicial de estos crímenes lo que genera inquietud. Un estudio realizado por organizaciones amazónicas identificó 19 procesos judiciales relacionados con asesinatos de líderes indígenas. Más de la mitad no ha dado lugar a ninguna información pública y solo cinco concluyeron con una sentencia. Cuatro de ellos correspondían a un mismo caso: la masacre de cuatro líderes asháninkas de la comunidad de Saweto en 2014, juzgada once años después de los hechos. Hasta este lunes, sin embargo, ningún responsable había sido detenido y encarcelado. En este contexto, la relativa rapidez del proceso, dos años, y la severidad de la condena en el caso de Quinto Inuma aparecen como una excepción y podrían convertirse en un modelo para impartir justicia en el país. También representan una esperanza para su hijo, que no piensa rendirse: "Seguimos luchando junto a la comunidad. Actualmente formo parte de la dirección de la Federación de los Pueblos Indígenas (FEPIA) y estamos comprometidos con preservar el legado de mi padre". Contra viento y marea.

Ken and Lima bring in producer John to break down the Jed York arrest in East Palestine, Ohio, questioning how a billionaire owner ends up shopping the undercover ad menu and pointing out there's basically no real punishment coming his way. They also dig into the Chargers' offensive line injuries and what it means for Justin Herbert's Super Bowl odds, plus whether the Falcons' surprise breakout undrafted quarterback could ever be more than a training camp story.

Ken and Lima react to the polarizing news that Deshaun Watson will start for the Browns despite heavy fan backlash and poor preseason play. They debate the unprecedented possibility of fans rooting against their own team to force a change at quarterback. They also break down Watson's recent apology to the city and why it might not be enough to mend the fractured relationship. 01:50 - Watson Named Starter 05:10 - Monken's Faith In Watson 08:40 - Fans Rooting Against Browns 13:25 - Watson's Broken Confidence 19:45 - Watson Apologizes To Fans 23:30 - Ken Rejects Watson's Apology 27:15 - Trusting Monken's Decision 34:45 - Potential Player Backlash 39:30 - Disconnect With The Fans

On today's episode, Johnnette Williams is joined by John Martignoni for Apologetic Tuesday! They talk about different bible verses and listeners call in asking about St. Rose of Lima and marriage advice.

On today's episode, Johnnette Williams is joined by John Martignoni for Apologetic Tuesday! They talk about different bible verses and listeners call in asking about St. Rose of Lima and marriage advice.

This week on the show, Maine and Corey recap the UFC BJJ 10. We discussed Andrew Tackett and his fourth title defense, as well as everyone he called out in his post interview and why everyone should be doing it exactly like that. In the recap section of the show we checked it off discussing Andrew Tackett vs Jonnatas Gracie, talking about the counter back, take off of the leg lock attempts by Gracie then talked about the Rear-Naked Choke finish from Andrew in the first round.In the Women's Featherweight title fight we talked about Brianna Ste-Marie vs Rebeca Lima. We talked about the early guard work from Lima and then the passing management from Brianna into her signature Head-And-Arm Choke to win the title in the second round.In the first round of the Women's Flyweight tournament we talked about Cassia Moura vs Bre Stikk, we talked about Cassia wrestling and multiple takedowns in the first round, followed by a Armbar from the back finish.Also, in the first round of the Women's Flyweight tournament we discussed Adele Fornarino vs Carol Brunacio. We talked about Adele's very interesting entries, and the way that she manages her foot position and knee control allowing her to get a straight ankle lock in the first round. We also talked about the potential matchup between Adele and Cassia. In the William Tackett vs Fedor Nikolov match. We talked about the passing work from William in the first round and his entry into the light in the second that allowed him to get second round Heel Hook finish. In a recap of Jalen Fonacier vs Mourece Ramirez we discussed this being one of Jaylin's longest matches in recent history. We talked about his offense and repeated entries into the legs, taking a clean unanimous decision win. In the Vagner Rocha vs Andy Varela we talked about the pacing of Vagner in the first round and then his pacing in the subsequent rounds, then his third round Darce escape, right into one of the first Crescent Choke finishes we've ever seen at a high level. We also discussed his callouts during the post and a potential middleweight title match up in the near future.In the Danielle Kelly vs Ana Lima we discussed the entries from Danielle leading to a unanimous decision win in her debut.Recorded 8-23-2026

MMA Lock of the Night is back to give you breakdowns and predictions for UFC Shanghai: Nurmagomedov vs Song. Also on the main card card, Yan vs Gomes, Aoriqileng vs Asakura, Perez vs Sumudaerji, Rodrigues vs Liu, and Hasan vs Rojas.

Marcos Eloi Lima (CEO of Vilas Partners), and Derick Johnson (GM of Wades Interiors), discuss Vilas Partners' acquisition of Wades Interiors. Listen to the interview to hear more details of Vilas Partners' source for funding and its strategy of buying independent flooring retailers on the west coast of Florida. This is Vilas Partners third acquisition. It previously acquired Floorcrafters in Ft. Myers and Creative Tile and Hardwood in Naples.

Ken and Lima analyze Deshaun Watson's struggling preseason performance and his controversial reaction to being booed by Cleveland fans. They discuss the financial burden of his contract and debate whether a change at quarterback is necessary despite significant cap penalties. 01:50 - Watson Performance and Contract 07:30 - Watson Comments On Fans 12:20 - Franchise Culture and Chubb 22:45 - Debating The Starting Quarterback 31:10 - Handling The Heel Role 37:00 - Final Quarterback Decision Talk

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima revisit Deshaun Watson's postgame comments blaming fan hostility on something "personal" rather than performance, with Carman admitting he blew his own on-air prediction that Watson wouldn't get booed. Callers pile on, with one Browns fan arguing the team has been "conditioned" to tolerate Watson and pushing for Shedeur Sanders, Taylor Green or Dylan Gabriel to take over instead. Carman and Lima wonder whether Watson's comments crossed a line and question if Monken's decision on a starter got harder overnight.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dig into Todd Monken's postgame comments and wonder if his "full body of work" language is a sign he's already softening on benching Deshaun Watson after Saturday's meltdown. A caller pushes back that some of the boos still trace to Watson's off-field history, but Carman and Lima counter that five years of losing football, not old allegations, is what turned fans on him. The two also compare the fan reaction to Nick Chubb's beloved status in Cleveland, arguing winning, not just being a good guy, is what earns the city's love.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima work through caller after caller demanding the Browns move on from Deshaun Watson, floating everything from cutting him outright to the reserve/non-football illness list, while Carman keeps circling back to the $86 million dead cap hit that ties the team's hands. Carman and Lima predict Watson won't survive as the starter past week three even if he opens the season under center, and they connect the fan fury to Nick Chubb's retirement as a reminder of what the Watson trade cost the roster. The two also dig into Watson's postgame comments about faith and regret, calling them tone deaf given his role in the team's mess.

Lima runs through his weekend likes, from the Guardians ripping off four straight wins to Jo Adell's historic RBI pace and Rafael Ramirez's power surge in the minors, before Carman and Lima circle back to Shedeur Sanders' sharp preseason outing against the Bears. They also debate whether third-round pick Austin Barber has already outplayed his draft slot and get sidetracked by the odd case of a Browns practice-squad player heading straight back to LSU on a booster deal.

Ken Carman shares a mistaken identity mishap from Saturday's drive home before he and Anthony Lima pivot to Shedeur Sanders, arguing his composed performance and growing command of the offense got buried under the Deshaun Watson meltdown coverage. Carman also addresses a nasty online exchange involving people close to Sanders targeting Daryl Ruiter, saying the Browns are not happy about it and that Sanders would be wise to distance himself from it. The two end up agreeing Sanders earned the starting job on Saturday, with Lima even floating the theory that Watson may have torpedoed his own chances on purpose.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima float the theory that Deshaun Watson may have sabotaged his own audition on purpose, freaking out under the boos and venting frustrations he'd been sitting on for years. A caller pushes the idea that Todd Monken keeps talking himself into squeezing something out of Watson no matter what happens on the field, and Carman and Lima wonder aloud what it says about Monken's read on Shedeur Sanders if Watson gets the nod anyway. The two also dig into the $86 million cap penalty boxing the Browns in and admit even they can't fully explain Monken's continued faith in Watson.

Dr. Tom Curran asks Fr. Kurt Nagel to respond to several quotes by saints, such as: St. Bernard of Clairvaux, St. Pius X and St. Rose of Lima. Tom talks about developing an at-home penitential pilgrimage, inspired by hiking The Camino de Santiago. Fr. Nagel shares insights on the secret of life, the ultimate end, the challenge of modernism, and the danger of unregulated curiosity.Referenced Book:Self-knowledge And Self-discipline by Basil William Maturin

DON'T RETURN THE HURT… FIGHT HURT WITH GRACE

St. Rose of Lima wore a crown of roses hiding metal spikes — a secret gift of love to Jesus. The first saint born in the Americas, Rose of Lima spent hours each day in prayer in a tiny hermitage in her family's garden in Peru. She offered up every small suffering to Jesus, and personally cared for the sick, poor, and enslaved people that colonial Lima pushed aside — washing their wounds and feeding them with her own hands. "Suffering, she had learned, does not have to be wasted." ⭐Following St. Rose's example doesn't have to end when the episode does.  Grab our free Every Day's a Feast Day calendar — a saint and a challenge for every day, right at home: https://shop.catholicsprouts.com/pages/every-days-a-feast-day-follow-along 

Friends of the Rosary,Today, the twenty-first Sunday in ordinary time, Jesus asks in Matthew 16:13–20 the question every disciple has to answer: “Who do you say that I am?”Christ the Lord gives Peter the keys of the Kingdom after Peter confesses: “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.”"And so I say to you, you are Peter,and upon this rock I will build my church,and the gates of the netherworld shall not prevail against it.I will give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven.Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven;and whatever you lose on earth shall be loosed in heaven." In the second reading (Romans 11:33–36), St. Paul reminds us that all wisdom, authority, and glory come from God: “from him and through him and for him are all things.”For our prayer, the question is: Who do I say Jesus is, and therefore what are my choices?If our response is that Christ is the Son of the living God, then we commit —and ask— to strengthen our faith and to build our lives in the Lord.Today is also the feast day of Saint Rose of Lima, the first canonized saint of the Americas, known for prayer, penance, and a deep love for Christ. Since this date falls on a Sunday in 2026, the Day of the Lord's liturgy takes precedence.Ave Maria!Come, Holy Spirit, come!To Jesus through Mary!Here I am, Lord; I come to do your will.Please give us the grace to respond with joy!+ Mikel Amigot w/ María Blanca | RosaryNetwork.com, New YorkEnhance your faith with the new Holy Rosary University app:Apple iOS | New! Android Google Play• August 23, 2026, Today's Rosary on YouTube | Daily broadcast at 7:30 pm ET

Full Text of Readings Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Lectionary: 121 The Saint of the day is Saint Rose of Lima Saint Rose of Lima's Story The first canonized saint of the New World has one characteristic of all saints—the suffering of opposition—and another characteristic which is more for admiration than for imitation—excessive practice of mortification. Rose of Lima was born to parents of Spanish descent in Lima, Peru, at a time when South America was in its first century of evangelization. She seems to have taken Catherine of Siena as a model, in spite of the objections and ridicule of parents and friends. The saints have so great a love of God that what seems bizarre to us, and is indeed sometimes imprudent, is simply a logical carrying out of a conviction that anything that might endanger a loving relationship with God must be rooted out. So, because her beauty was so often admired, Rose used to rub her face with pepper to produce disfiguring blotches. Later, she wore a thick circlet of silver on her head, studded on the inside, like a crown of thorns. When Rose of Lima's parents fell into financial trouble, she worked in the garden all day and sewed at night. Ten years of struggle against her parents began when they tried to make Rose marry. They refused to let her enter a convent, and out of obedience she continued her life of penance and solitude at home as a member of the Third Order of Saint Dominic. So deep was her desire to live the life of Christ that she spent most of her time at home in solitude. During the last few years of her life, Rose of Lima set up a room in the house where she cared for homeless children, the elderly, and the sick. This was a beginning of social services in Peru. Though secluded in life and activity, she was brought to the attention of Inquisition interrogators, who could only say that she was influenced by grace. What might have been a merely eccentric life was transfigured from the inside. If we remember some unusual penances, we should also remember the greatest thing about Rose of Lima: a love of God so ardent that it withstood ridicule from without, violent temptation, and lengthy periods of sickness. When she died at 31, the city turned out for her funeral. Prominent men took turns carrying her coffin. Reflection It is easy to dismiss excessive penances of the saints as the expression of a certain culture or temperament. But a woman wearing a crown of thorns may at least prod our consciences. We enjoy the most comfort-oriented life in human history. We eat too much, drink too much, use a million gadgets, fill our eyes and ears with everything imaginable. Commerce thrives on creating useless needs on which to spend our money. It seems that when we have become most like slaves, there is the greatest talk of “freedom.” Are we willing to discipline ourselves in such an atmosphere?Saint of the Day, Copyright Franciscan Media