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The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Mike Garafolo is back for his weekly visit talking about all things NFL, will Nathaniel Hackett finish the year as the Broncos head coach, what's the status on Lamar Jackson for Sunday, how much time does Aaron Rodgers have left?

Casey and Tanner discuss the Green Bay Packers' loss to the Eagles, Aaron Rodgers' injuries and if it's time for the team to "punt on the season" and start Jordan Love, whether they agreed or disagreed with the Jets' decision to bench Zach Wilson despite the big win, whether or not the Ravens should be considered contenders in the AFC after repeatedly blowing leads, Tanner's thoughts on yet another disappointing Tampa Bay loss, and wrap up the first half with their expectations for Deshaun Watson in his return to the field. In the second half of the show, the guys give their Picks of the Week (over/under, favorite/underdog, game of the week) for the upcoming slate of games in the NFL and end the show discussing their thoughts on the World Cup and current standings in College Football. Listen now! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dudestalkinsports/message

The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

-We have fun with Starkey's overs and unders for Steelers-Colts!-The guys look around all the scores from the NFL yesterday and give their thoughts!-What's Cookin' + Steelers-Colts predictions! And is Jeff Saturday the Colts' long-term answer at head coach?

:40 - Week 12 recap 16:02 - Who will be in the CFB final 4 19:40 - Nuggets/Rockets preview 33:06 - Andrew Wingard (JAX/Ralston Valley) on being willing to die for his HC and the disparity between Hackett and Pedersen

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Nowadays we look around us at the well-oiled machinery of our advanced technological age and fondly muse that our society is as stable as bedrock. It is not. It is in fact a mad mishmash of individual fears, sacred cows, crazy desires - and a deep underlying sense of insecurity. The rock-solid state used to be the th century's secular TOTEM, for it was the symbolic appeasement of aporetic oedipal rage in a symbol - to Hegel as his many followers. Then radical opposition to this centrality arose through Marx, and the modern bifurcation of politics, which has been totalized in postmodernity, first arose. Why? Because religion was no longer the foundation of the state. As Freud says, we neurotics NEED a Totem, but that Totem was being politically dismantled. An Unbearable Lightness of Being was being born. The mad mishmash is our inheritance. And so we no longer have a secure substitute for our parents' love - our childhood Totem - which our inner Oedipus has cut out of our lives. So we hide the Bugaboo - that's the sum of our fears, our taboo - safely in the symbol of a Totem: our books, our TV & our Films. My own Oedipus took up his parricidal arms against the taboo when I was twenty. An overly affective type of kid, I had never really left my feathered parental nest. My inner Oedipus cut those ties, but they never stopped bleeding. Until I read Judith Viorst's Necessary Losses. The myth of uniformly happy family ties MUST die, a necessary loss. Without wings we can't fly. But back then I chose the false comfort of a Totem of icy alienation, like so many others. An invalid substitute for rage, because it too kills our SOULS. And reality gives us wings ONLY if we have a valid Totem to substitute for the Taboo of finding liberation from the myth of the nuclear family. You see, severing himself like that is Oedipus' undoing. As with the alienated. But it doesn't have to be like that. Isaiah's suffering Servant was someone I could identify with - and He is THE traditionally valid Totem. The Totem Freud couldn't accept. When we hate, we are killing Him. And so eventually, it is OURSELVES we are killing with our primitive rage. That happened to me, eventually, believe it or not! You see, I have managed to kill my own high opinion of myself with that same rage, and recover my inner humanity. As in the great new book Love and Rage, I had to USE my anger as a means toward the end of attaining tranquility. So I did. At the end of my road my heart is clear of spiderwebs - and happy. The thunderheads of my rage are dissipating in a new sunrise. For Freud was wrong. A true Totem is STILL viable, because it brings peace. And God is the Totem that leads us Home to Ourselves - WITHOUT illusions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-betterknow4/message

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Nowadays we look around us at the well-oiled machinery of our advanced technological age and fondly muse that our society is as stable as bedrock. It is not. It is in fact a mad mishmash of individual fears, sacred cows, crazy desires - and a deep underlying sense of insecurity. The rock-solid state used to be the th century's secular TOTEM, for it was the symbolic appeasement of aporetic oedipal rage in a symbol - to Hegel as his many followers. Then radical opposition to this centrality arose through Marx, and the modern bifurcation of politics, which has been totalized in postmodernity, first arose. Why? Because religion was no longer the foundation of the state. As Freud says, we neurotics NEED a Totem, but that Totem was being politically dismantled. An Unbearable Lightness of Being was being born. The mad mishmash is our inheritance. And so we no longer have a secure substitute for our parents' love - our childhood Totem - which our inner Oedipus has cut out of our lives. So we hide the Bugaboo - that's the sum of our fears, our taboo - safely in the symbol of a Totem: our books, our TV & our Films. My own Oedipus took up his parricidal arms against the taboo when I was twenty. An overly affective type of kid, I had never really left my feathered parental nest. My inner Oedipus cut those ties, but they never stopped bleeding. Until I read Judith Viorst's Necessary Losses. The myth of uniformly happy family ties MUST die, a necessary loss. Without wings we can't fly. But back then I chose the false comfort of a Totem of icy alienation, like so many others. An invalid substitute for rage, because it too kills our SOULS. And reality gives us wings ONLY if we have a valid Totem to substitute for the Taboo of finding liberation from the myth of the nuclear family. You see, severing himself like that is Oedipus' undoing. As with the alienated. But it doesn't have to be like that. Isaiah's suffering Servant was someone I could identify with - and He is THE traditionally valid Totem. The Totem Freud couldn't accept. When we hate, we are killing Him. And so eventually, it is OURSELVES we are killing with our primitive rage. That happened to me, eventually, believe it or not! You see, I have managed to kill my own high opinion of myself with that same rage, and recover my inner humanity. As in the great new book Love and Rage, I had to USE my anger as a means toward the end of attaining tranquility. So I did. At the end of my road my heart is clear of spiderwebs - and happy. The thunderheads of my rage are dissipating in a new sunrise. For Freud was wrong. A true Totem is STILL viable, because it brings peace. And God is the Totem that leads us Home to Ourselves - WITHOUT illusions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-betterknow4/message

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The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

World Cup is here, Matinee Money, NHL trade rumors and big names on the block, ornery Nathan MacKinnon, Avalanche goaltender tandem is solid, call-ups and injuries, Soundgarden - Audioslave - Rage Against the Machine, Seattle Kraken, Boston Bruins hot start, Blues Moms trip, Tyson Jost

Retired NFL Columnist & Author  Bob Glauber takes a look around the NFL on KNBR Tonight with F.P. Santangelo See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

We continue to discuss the Dolphins win over the Browns and we take a look around the rest of the week 10 action in the NFL

SPECIAL GUEST CO-HOST, Andrew Fischer, with Andrew Drozdak and they breakdown the South Carolina at Vandy game, preview the South Carolina at Florida, react to Clemson losing to Notre Dame, and how they need to rebound against Louisville. Finally, reaction to CFB Playoff Rankings and take a look around college football. Find out how to get a FREE $2o on BettorEdge,.com by listening to the show.

In hour 1, a testy start to the show between the crew. After, Will Manso joins us to talk about the Heat's struggles, the Canes struggles and thankfully an MVP caliber season from Tua. 

The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport 11 09 2022

The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport 11 09 2022

Andy and Jeff evaluate the AFC North and differ on their optimism for the Browns once Deshaun Watson returns. 

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Warren Buffet's famous quote, “I don't look to jump over 7-foot bars: I look around for 1-foot bars that I can step over” contains a ton of wisdom for business owners. Too often, we want the big win and fast!...but sometimes the easy route is the best. Mike and Blaine unpack this logic in this episode of Nobody Told Me.@Nobody Told Me with Mike & Blaine  Today's Beer:Mike: Indio CervezaBlaine: Great Lakes Brewing - Octopus Wants to Fight IPA@cervezaindio  @greatlakesbrewingcoListen to all our episodes at: https://www.mikeandblaine.com/podcast#smallbusiness, #cashflow #finance #beer #friends #entrepreneur #smbs #craftbeer Thank you to our sponsors! My Life in a Book: https://mylifeinabook.com/Mike's Beer Sponsor: Roughhouse Brewing: https://www.roughhousebrewing.com/Watch on Youtube at https://youtu.be/RgZDmvspI9YSupport the showCatch more episodes, see our sponsors and get in touch at https://mikeandblaine.com/

REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport 11 02 2022

REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport 11 02 2022

 NFL playoff elimination picks and which NFL coaches are on the hot seat.  A Look Around The SEC:  Tennessee vs Georgia  Further thoughts on Vols offense vs UGA D… and Bennett vs Vols defense . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport 10 30 2022

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport 10 30 2022

Grant and Lauren provide their Western Conference Standing Predictions only a few nights into the beginning of the NBA season. Stay to the end for a listen for the NBA Finals Predictions! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Steve Wyche of NFL Network, joins Papa & Lund to take a full look around the NFL as we approach the NFL Trade DeadlineSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At 91 years of age, Hollywood icon William Shatner is still a seeker of knowledge. Between his short voyage into space on Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin shuttle...about which he talks about deeply in his new book "Boldly Go"...to the subjects he covers on his History Channel series "The UnXplained"...Shatner is always looking  for answers to life's great questions in the most Shatner way imaginable.

Michael Borkey joins to discuss Ole Miss' first loss, where the program currently sits, defensive adjustments and roster building. We also take a look around the SEC and talk some NBA at the end

Thomas and Andrew talk about Missouri and South Carolina facing each other this Saturday, react to the state of Clemson's offense, and preview games across Week 9! Be sure to listen to find out how to get $20 free in your wallet at BettorEdge.com just for listening to the show!

REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Adding NFL teams to our playoff elimination picks. Who's next to be eliminated? Preview the upcoming matchup between Kentucky and Tennessee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

Best of The REDRecover.com Look Around the NFL w/ Ian Rapoport

a look around B1G and moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.