Podcasts about low tech

Dr. Dana Suskind is the Founder and Co-Director of the TMW Center for Early Learning and Public Health, and the Founding Director of the Pediatric Cochlear Implant Program. She has dedicated her research and clinical work to optimizing foundational brain development, with an emphasis on helping parents and caregivers understand their power as brain architects. Her new book, Human Raised: Nurturing Connection, Curiosity and Lifelong Learning in the Age of AI, explores how families can stay grounded in human connection as AI becomes part of how kids learn, socialize, and think.In this conversation, we went beyond the usual questions about screen time and app safety to ask what we risk losing if we outsource too much of childhood to systems built for optimization rather than connection. We talked about how the way children are raised today intersects with the future of democracy, misinformation, and civic life, and why it matters that many of the people building these technologies keep their own kids away from them. We also talked honestly about how parents can hold the tension between preparing their children for a high tech future and protecting a meaningful, deeply human childhood, without falling into fear or fatalism.Connect with Dr. Dana: Website | Instagram | Substack | Buy the BookIf you're looking to unleash your potential, find your personal, professional, or political fire, and to connect with a community who is doing the same, click here to learn more. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit shannonwatts.substack.com/subscribe

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In this week’s What the Hack!, Arthur Goldstuck speaks to Lester Kiewit about the surprisingly flawed mathematics of boarding aircraft and why human behaviour keeps getting in the way. He also looks at the low tech approach behind the latest Spider Man blockbuster, before revisiting the humble button phone with the Telkom Citrus L05, which brings WhatsApp and 4G to a familiar format for just R299. Read more at https://gadget.co.za/ Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit is a podcast of the CapeTalk breakfast show. This programme is your authentic Cape Town wake-up call. Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit is informative, enlightening and accessible. The team’s ability to spot & share relevant and unusual stories make the programme inclusive and thought-provoking. Don’t miss the popular World View feature at 7:45am daily. Listen out for #LesterInYourLounge which is an outside broadcast – from the home of a listener in a different part of Cape Town - on the first Wednesday of every month. This show introduces you to interesting Capetonians as well as their favourite communities, habits, local personalities and neighbourhood news. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit. Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays between 06:00 and 09:00 (SA Time) to Good Morning CapeTalk with Lester Kiewit broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/xGkqLbT or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/f9Eeb7i Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Follow us on social media CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Could AI actually make you a better coach without replacing you? Today's episode features Brittany Wilson, founder of Loop Up, who joins Marc to talk about the agentic era, why coaches will never be replaced by AI, and how her platform helps clients maintain momentum between coaching sessions so their progress doesn't stall the moment the call ends! Do you have something that helps coaches, like a program, a product or a service? If you'd like to get your offer out to about 100,000 coaches, Marc currently has openings for partnerships (with a special summer offer), and you can get the details and book a call to chat with him about it at www.jvwithmarc.com/!  This episode was edited and produced by Marc's brother Matt and his team and PodAssist, and they can help you with your current show, or work 1-on-1 with you to launch your brand-new audio podcast in as little as 2 weeks. All you have to do is visit PodAssist.com to learn more and book a call with Matt to learn more and see if podcasting is a fit for you too.  What You'll Hear In This Episode: Why human connection isn't just a "nice to have" and why no AI agent will ever replicate what happens between two people in a coaching relationship. The reason that getting some foundational knowledge of AI matters more right now than jumping on every new tool that comes out. Why AI is a great place to start asking questions but not the place to stop. How you don't have to be an early adopter, but why waiting to educate yourself on AI could cost you more than you think. The ways that Loop Up fills the gap between coaching sessions, helps clients maintain momentum, and creates an evidence stream that makes taking the next step feel less daunting. How Brittany built Loop Up as a self-described low-tech person using AI and why she still treats AI like a brand new intern. LINKS:  Loop Up's Website The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts by Gary Chapman   Join The Coaching Jungle Facebook Group! http://www.thecoachingjungle.com   Become a Coaching Jungle VIP member which includes special posting perks in the group to reach almost 30,000 potential clients! http://www.myjunglevip.com   If you have a product or service that helps coaches, and you'd like to get it in front of 100,000 of them: http://www.jvwithmarc.com  

Arion Carter the Tennessee Defensive player is suspended for the 2 games. I explain to you how that works these days.  The Sec is still threating to separate from the NCAA. Is this possible. There are 2 do it and I try to inform you on this could be possible.  Stanford  football players have become the 1st to do something that will become the way of the land sooner than you think.  Ohio State and Notre Dame are getting a led up on the rest of D-1, with one very small change to their jerseys.  I finish the show with the latest on the Protect College sports Act. Who is blocking it? Who wants to control it. Is it close to passing it. Title Sponsor:minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.linkzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com #OSU, #NOTREDAME, #B1G, #ARIONCARTER, #SEC, #PROTECTCOLLEGESPORTSACT  

I begin today's very special episode, a salute to 14 with some of my thoughts and stories of my time with the former head baseball coach at the U. of Minnesota for 42 years. Coach Anderson spent 50 years on the campus of the Minnesota. In his time there he was student Athlete, student Manager, Student Coach, Assistant Coach and finally the Head coach at the of 26. As the winning Coach in Gopher baseball and B1G baseball history. 14 cared more the people coached and tutored, than win and loses. The very honest was very loyal to those he came into contact with. You always knew were you stood with 14.    After returning from a commercial break, I was able catch up with Scott Mayatas former all B1G closer for the 2010 Gopher's regular season and tournament team. Scott was able to file in on how life is going  after college baseball. We moved on to his thoughts of his as a player under 14 and how it has shaped him til this day. Scott was able to drive home the fact, that were not just a student under 14. Scott talked about how he developed, socially, academically and lastly as a ball player. We talked about road trips, games and team meals. Scott credits Coach Anderson , for his development as husband and a father. I catch up with Brehz  who lucky enough to work as a student manager for 2 legendary Gopher coaches. First, Clem "the Gem" Haskins and then finishing up his college with Gopher Baseball under John Anderson. We chatted like two old former equipment managers would. We discussed what we learned, the trips, the players and how mentors like 14 and others readied us for the next 50 years of our lives. To work hard, to lead, be a good parent and give back. I finish the show with more thoughts on the man, legend and leader of people, Coach John Anderson.   Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.linkzart.com www.jaybeegloverepair.com   #COACHJOHNANDERSON, #14, #GOPHERBASEBALL, #GOPHERSPORTS,   

For years, the conversation around educational technology centered on one question: How can we get more technology into classrooms? Today, we’re facing a different challenge. It’s time to move beyond debates about screen time and start thinking more intentionally about when technology leads to deeper... The post Beyond Screen Time: The Low Tech Learning Matrix appeared first on Spencer Education.

- Factorial and SK On Form Solid-State Battery Partnership - Buyers Seeking Low-Tech Cars - Fewer U.S. Car Buyers are Leasing - VW's VTOL Program a Secret Fiasco - Truck Destination Charges Up Sharply - China Overtaking Australia - Xiaomi's New Brand Focuses on Passengers - China EREVs Get Extended Oil Change Intervals - China Cracks Down on Blue Lights for Automation - Stellantis Seeing Slow Turnaround

- Factorial and SK On Form Solid-State Battery Partnership - Buyers Seeking Low-Tech Cars - Fewer U.S. Car Buyers are Leasing - VW's VTOL Program a Secret Fiasco - Truck Destination Charges Up Sharply - China Overtaking Australia - Xiaomi's New Brand Focuses on Passengers - China EREVs Get Extended Oil Change Intervals - China Cracks Down on Blue Lights for Automation - Stellantis Seeing Slow Turnaround

I start todays Pod with a TED talk on Coded race language. Two words that are different and are used differently by people when they talking about people of different races when they speak. You will never think the two words are the same or think the same after listening to me.  I passed a note on to well meaning family and friends about butting on others business matters. Take heed as it will help you be a better friend. After the commercial pause, I began the meat of todays pod. It start of by discussing the main theme of the SEC Media days. You can tell the hear them from miles away. U. of Michigan had a major announcement about the direction of it's athletic leadership. Rocky time always bring change, even when you are winning National titles. Find out what going on their campus and what lead to the decision for change. The Senate is still working on getting a bill on the floor and passed by the time they recess for elections. The save college sports act is going through very deep negations. Not only, with members of Congress, but with other parties involved in the process and that will have live with the outcomes of such legislation. I tell who they are talking to and why.   Title Sponsor:minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.linkzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com #TEDCRUZ, #TOMMYTUPERVILLE, #B1G, #SEC, #COLLEGESPORTS, #SAVECOLLEGESPORTSACT, #UMICHIGAN, #RACE  

When people hear the term game-based learning, they often picture students staring at computer screens while navigating elaborate virtual worlds. Or perhaps a lone student staring into a VR headset in isolation. Those experiences certainly have their place (at times). However, some of the most... The post The Power of Low-Tech Games and Simulations in the Classroom appeared first on Spencer Education.

I state off today's Pod with commentary on the language of Sports Media. They want us angry and hooked. Also, they way they describe athletes and mostly black athletes in inhumane terms. Whales, Weapons and Beast to name a few. The average then parrots what they hear and forget to look at the athletes as humans. Which makes it easy to mis-treat in print, online or a broadcast. The CSC(College Sports Commission) has released info on the 1st year of True NIL Tracking and the numbers are astronomical. The amount of dollars are mind blowing and only growing. Due to the lack of control by the People who were put in place to control the spending. LSU is making a major announcement this week and rumor is they will be the 1st in a big way to do something that schools and conferences have been careful about not doing. If they succeed in their efforts, this may cause other entities to join them in chase of the almighty dollar. Why are they willing to do so and what has lead them to this point. The BIG XII held it's Media day for the 2026-27 school year. As you may guess, the Brendon Sworsby was the point of interest. Find out what was said and not said, during their media days. The BIG XII did announce a conference wide sponsorship deal. This deal will change the look of  college uniforms and playing surfaces. The BIG XII was also, notified of more fallout involving the gambling QB at a different member institution stay. Deon Sanders gave a health status for the 2026 season and what is the BIG XII hoping for the 26-27 year. The NFL's rush to PAY-dirt may cause problems for the colleges as they all fight for more money, more-money and more money. How on the back end this could hurt their labor pool. I end the show some quick hits on the Jamie Pollard Iowa State long-time A.D. The frame work on how the Transfer portal could get more crazy and the bury the hatchet moment of Brent Yurmark and Texas Tech executives dinner, that didn't go as planned. Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.linkzart.com www.Jaybeegloverepair.com #TEXASTECH, #NIL, #NILGO, #BIGXII, #CSC, #LSU, #PRIVATEMONEY, #NFL, #TVCONTRACTS, #DEONSANDERS, #JAMIEPOLLARD, #ISU   

Découvrez l'envers du décor de l'industrie technologique et de l'intelligence artificielle.Dans cet épisode, nous explorons comment la transformation numérique et l'explosion de l'IA font peser un risque environnemental majeur sur nos infrastructures. Jérémie Veg, cofondateur de Sopht, et Pierre Brousseau, Directeur de FDJ UNITED Ventures, nous expliquent comment les entreprises peuvent reprendre le contrôle de leur empreinte carbone IT sans sacrifier leur croissance ni leur compétitivité.

Watch the YouTube version of this episode HEREIn this Maximum Lawyer episode, Tyson Mutrux sits down with longtime friend of the show, automation and AI expert Kelsey Bratcher of Hired Gun Solutions to talk about the future of intake, phone answering, and legal tech. The conversation starts from a simple Facebook post about hiring an AI answering service and turns into a brutally honest breakdown of why most voice AI products are expensive, over‑engineered, and still not better than a well‑built DIY solution.Kelsey explains how tools like Retell let law firm owners build their own AI receptionist for a fraction of the cost of vendor setups, using the same documentation they already give Smith, Ruby, or Lex Reception. You'll hear practical guidance on scope, latency, and call flow, why “simple beats fancy,” and how to use AI plus APIs to replace low‑value data‑entry work while protecting the human parts of client communication. Tyson and Kelsey also zoom out to the bigger picture: migrations between case management systems, why legal tech pricing is broken, and how AI will reshape non‑lawyer roles inside law firms.What you'll learn:Why most AI answering services are overpriced and still average at intake.How to use Retell to build your own AI receptionist with your existing scripts.The importance of keeping scope narrow and latency low so calls feel natural.When AI can replace virtual receptionists and when you still need a human.Smart call‑flow tweaks (using caller ID, fewer confirmations) that boost conversion.Where outbound AI is risky and when it works for expected, simple calls.How Kelsey uses AI to build one‑off tools and migrations in hours, not days.Why legal tech pricing is broken and which non‑lawyer roles are most exposed.Highlights00:01 – How a Facebook post on AI receptionists sparked this episode.01:28 – Kelsey's “build your own on Retell” philosophy and cost breakdown.04:27 – Retell explained: connect language models and voice APIs without coding.06:34 – Do AI receptionists lose leads? Why scope and consistency matter.10:34 – Latency: the real make‑or‑break factor for voice AI.12:45 – Fixing annoying call flows: stop over‑confirming names and emails.14:12 – Why Kelsey avoids outbound AI for provider calls and sensitive data.17:18 – Using AI to build tools that talk to APIs instead of “agents clicking around.”22:25 – Five‑minute Codex app that fixed a multi‑hour data‑entry mistake.26:07 – Inside a multiplaintiff lawsuit tool tied into major CRMs.29:19 – Faster, cheaper case‑management migrations using AI‑built scripts.31:33 – Moving away from Zapier/Make in favor of AI‑built micro‑apps.33:32 – “Legal tech is going to get rock and rolled” and why.36:29 – The flat‑fee AI trap and token consumption.39:18 – Which non‑lawyer roles AI eats first and which survive.44:37 – First 30‑day steps to test voice AI in your firm.Connect with KelseyWebsite InstagramFacebook

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The NFL leadership had and response for Brendon Sworsby and none of saw it coming. The Shield did something that all sports leagues need to do. They sent a very message to Brendon Sworsby. NCAA and College Sports Commission are tire of being sued for more eligibility by the athletes. In some cases by some athletes who forfeited their eligibility to go pro early. I explain the new plan on eligibility and why it makes since to do so. NDSU and Sac State got some good news from the NCAA, the news was about a rule change and why it effect others who may want to make the leap from FCS to Big boy FBS football. Find out what 5 mil buys you these days. The hell of Spring football may be lessening the effect of jamming a lot in a short time. They will spreading out practices for serval reasons. I talk about how things were and how things may change for the better. The Senate save college sports bill , if passed. Will have some side effects that only a small group of people knew about. This side effect will have wide sweeping changes in changes in college sports. We knew about some things about the Save college sports act, but the fine print was not read well. I finish the show with more on why the NFL chose to do what they did.  Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor:www.Linkzart.com www.Jaybeesgloverepair.com   #SWORSBY, #SAVECOLLEGESPORTSACT, #SPRINGFOOTBALL, #AGERULE, #NDSU, #SACSTATE, #NFL, #NFLDRAFT,   

We are diving back into one of our most popular and highly requested conversations! In this rebroadcast, host William Curb sits down with Maddy De Gabrielle to talk about moving past the struggle of adult ADHD and building a highly personalized, practical toolkit for daily survival. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by neurotypical advice that demands the very executive function you're short on, this episode is your permission slip to stop trying to fix your memory and start accommodating it instead. What We Cover in This Episode: The Myth of Neurotypical Sleep Hygiene: Why traditional "wind-down" routines can backfire for an ADHD brain—and how a pair of sleep headphones and a late-night treadmill walk completely flipped the script for Maddy. Low-Tech, High-Impact Hacks: From an $8 plastic medication dispenser that removes the executive burden of record-keeping, to using an unexpected "grabber bar" to tackle messy floors with the kids. Defeating Time Blindness: The power of a waterproof shower clock to manage transition anxiety and conquer the daily "getting in vs. getting out" hurdle. Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Why Bluetooth trackers (like AirTags and Tiles) are crucial health support devices for an ADHD brain's short-term memory limits. The Shared Vocabulary of ADHD: Powerful phrases like "I'm stuck" and the difference between "climbing the wall" vs. "staring at the wall" that can transform communication with your partner or family. "My life got so much better when I stopped trying to improve my memory and instead treated myself like someone who had a memory problem." — Maddy De Gabrielle This Episode's Top Tips  When we're looking at what goes into our tool kit we need to be thinking of both the physical and mental items that can assist us throughout the day. It's important to work on getting past the idea of how we "should" be able to do certain things and look at what tools will let us actually do those things. It's important to work on understanding and accepting ADHD as a chronic condition. We need to recognize ADHD's impact on our daily life and work on employing practical tools and strategies to mitigate those challenges.

We may be hours away from the "Save College" Sports Act" making its way out of a Senate committee and being voted on. I talk about what being change. Who is not backing the Bill and why. With some of the changes in Committee, who is very nervous about the changes to this proposed legislation.  With my discussion the "Save College" Sports Act" out of the way. I move on to discuss to the latest in Lubbock, TX. Things have changed again with the Brendon Sworsby soap opera in a big way. You can say, "in a BIG XII way. What Threat open the door for the change. The first threat by a Texas Politician caused an even bigger threat by a bigger Group. Listen to hear who folded first and who is running out of town.  Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.Linkzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com #LUBBOCKTEXAS, #TEXASTECH, #BIGXII, #NCAA, #TEXASATTORNEYGENERAL, #BRENDONSWORSBY, #NFLSUPPLEMENTDRAFT, #COLLEGESPORTCOMMISION, #LITIGATION 

Geschätzte Lesedauer: 8 Minuten Es gibt Vertriebsfehler, die Aufträge kosten — und einer davon ist so alltäglich, dass ihn fast jeder täglich begeht. Hunderte Male. Ohne es zu merken. Genauer gesagt: Es ist eine einzige Nachricht. Sie killt mehr Deals als jeder Preiseinwand. Mehr als jeder Wettbewerber. Mehr als jede verpatzte Kaltakquise. Und zwar alle zusammen. Ich spreche konkret vom Autoresponder. Der klassischen „Bin dann mal weg"-Mail. Vielleicht denkst du jetzt: „Christopher, das ist doch Standard. Jeder hat eine Abwesenheitsnotiz." Genau das ist aber das Problem. Weil sie Standard ist, denkt niemand darüber nach. Was sie eigentlich kommuniziert. Und vor allem: was sie kostet. Eine Geschichte, die sich so zugetragen hat Um Ostern herum hat mich ein Kunde um Hilfe gebeten. Es ging um die Auswahl eines CRM-Systems. Wer sowas schon mal gemacht hat, weiß: Das ist nervenaufreibend. Und verdammt wichtig. Schließlich ist das CRM das digitale Rückgrat deines gesamten Vertriebs. Wir hatten zwei Anbieter in der engeren Auswahl. Zwei starke Lösungen. Zwei motivierte Sales-Teams. Vor Ostern liefen die Drähte heiß. Denn es ging auf eine Entscheidung zu. Die Nerven waren blank. Kurz vor dem Finale schickte der Projektleiter noch eine letzte Frage. Gleiche Mail. Gleiche Uhrzeit. An beide Anbieter. Bei Anbieter A kam zurück: ein Autoresponder. „Ich bin bis zum 30. im Urlaub. In dringenden Fällen wenden Sie sich an meinen Kollegen XY." Der Projektleiter war fassungslos. Der Vertriebler war einfach weg. Ohne Vorankündigung. Ohne Übergabe. Er schrieb den Vertriebsleiter an. Auch von dem: Autoresponder. „Bin ebenfalls nicht erreichbar. Meine Assistentin hilft weiter." In diesem Moment klingelte sein Handy. Mitten in die Wut hinein. Anbieter B. Jemand sagte: „Herr Mayer hier. Mein Kollege ist heute leider nicht da — aber ich habe Ihre Nachricht gesehen und bin direkt ins System. Ihre Antwort habe ich vorbereitet. Wollen wir kurz sprechen?" Die Entscheidung war damit gefallen. Nicht wegen des Preises. Nicht wegen der Features. Sondern weil einer einfach da war. Der andere nicht. Ein Autoresponder hat diesen Deal gekillt. Und das in weniger als fünf Sekunden. Daran siehst du also: Es geht nicht um große Strategie — sondern um solche kleinen, alltäglichen Vertriebsfehler die Aufträge kosten. Was dein Kunde wirklich will — und was ihn zum Abbruch bringt McKinsey hat Ende 2025 über 3.600 B2B-Einkäufer befragt. Das Ergebnis ist brutal ehrlich. Die wichtigsten Gründe, warum Einkäufer einen Lieferanten verlassen: 52 %: Verschiedene Teams geben widersprüchliche Informationen zu Preis, Verfügbarkeit oder Lieferzeit. 52 %: Ich kann die Person mit dem richtigen Wissen nicht erreichen. 51 %: Der Lieferant kann nicht kanalübergreifend kommunizieren. 50 %: Keine auf mein Geschäft zugeschnittene Vertriebserfahrung. Merkst du was? Keiner dieser Gründe hat mit Preis oder Produkt zu tun. Es geht ausschließlich um Erreichbarkeit und Reibungslosigkeit. Das nennt man Customer Effort. Der Kunde will nämlich gar nicht „begeistert" werden. Er will einfach keine Steine im Weg. Die Harvard Business Review hat das schon 2010 gezeigt. Nicht Begeisterung treibt Loyalität. Sondern wie einfach der Kunde sein Problem lösen kann. Deshalb bestätigt Gartner das auch: Kunden mit nur einer schwierigen Interaktion haben eine viermal niedrigere Loyalität. Schlimmer noch: 81 Prozent verbreiten danach negative Mundpropaganda. Ein Autoresponder ist die Definition einer schwierigen Interaktion. Vertriebsfehler die Aufträge kosten: Die drei Szenarien, in denen dein Autoresponder zuschlägt 1. Der Neukunde Stell dir vor: Jemand wurde dir empfohlen. „Sprich mal mit dem Account Manager da. Der ist super." Der Interessent schreibt dir eine Mail. Vielleicht der wichtigste Neukunde des Jahres. Und was kommt zurück? „Bin im Urlaub. Melden Sie sich bei..." Glaubst du wirklich, der ruft jetzt einen fremden Kollegen an? Und erklärt dem alles nochmal von vorne? Vergiss es. Der hat nämlich nicht nur dich angeschrieben. Sondern zwei, drei andere auch. Außerdem zeigt die Studie von Drift: Wer zuerst antwortet, hat eine über 50 Prozent höhere Chance auf den Auftrag. Völlig unabhängig von Preis und Leistung. Dein Autoresponder hat dir diesen Vorsprung genommen. Und zwar endgültig. 2. Der Kunde im Angebotsprozess Noch schmerzhafter. Du hast Wochen investiert. Präsentationen gehalten. Referenzen geschickt. Der Kunde ist heiß. Er will abschließen. Und hat noch eine letzte Frage. Du bist im Urlaub. Dein Autoresponder sagt: „Kümmer dich selbst." Zwei Wochen später fragst du dich: „Was ist eigentlich aus dem Angebot geworden? Der Kunde meldet sich einfach nicht mehr." Doch. Hat er. Du hast nur nicht geantwortet. 3. Der treue Bestandskunde Der, der seit Jahren bei dir kauft. Der ein Problem hat und schnell Hilfe braucht. Dein Autoresponder signalisiert ihm: „Meine Freizeit ist wichtiger als dein Problem." Dazu fällt mir Anthony Iannarino ein. Einer der klügsten Sales-Köpfe der USA. Er bringt es auf den Punkt: „Abwesenheit lässt die Zuneigung nicht wachsen. Sie lässt sie abwandern. Mehr Kunden gehen durch Vernachlässigung verloren als durch jede andere Ursache." Vernachlässigung. Genau das tut dein Autoresponder. „Aber ich habe doch ein Recht auf Urlaub!" Ja, hast du. Absolut. Darum geht es aber gar nicht. Es geht nämlich um den Unterschied zwischen Person und Firma. Dein Kunde will etwas von deinem Unternehmen. Und dein Unternehmen muss dafür sorgen, dass seine Customer Experience einfach und schnell ist. Völlig egal, ob du gerade am Strand liegst. Sam Walton, der Gründer von Walmart, hat es einmal so gesagt: „Es gibt nur einen Chef — den Kunden. Und der kann jeden im Unternehmen feuern. Vom Vorstand abwärts. Einfach indem er sein Geld woanders ausgibt." Der Kunde muss sich nicht um deine interne Organisation kümmern. Er muss nicht warten. Und vor allem: Er muss nicht dreimal nachfragen. Im Gegenteil: Seine Aufgabe endet, sobald er auf „Senden" klickt. Ab da ist es deine Bringschuld. Punkt. So machst du es besser: Drei Stufen der Vertriebs-Erreichbarkeit Stufe 1: Proaktiv kommunizieren (kostet nichts) Wenn du länger als zwei, drei Tage weg bist: Informiere deine wichtigsten Kunden. Und zwar vor deiner Abreise. Nicht durch einen Autoresponder — sondern proaktiv. „Hallo Herr Kunde, ich bin von Donnerstag bis Dienstag auf einer Familienfeier. Kein Problem — mein Kollege Peter Mayer übernimmt. Er ist komplett eingearbeitet und kann jede Frage sofort beantworten. Sie erreichen ihn unter [Durchwahl/Mail]." Am besten stellst du den Kollegen vorher schon vor. In einem gemeinsamen Call oder per Mail. Dann kennt der Kunde ihn nämlich. Und fühlt sich nicht abgeschoben. Stufe 2: Echte Übergabe mit Substanz (braucht Struktur) Telefon umstellen. E-Mail-Zugriff für die Vertretung. Und vor allem: Das CRM so pflegen, dass jeder Kollege innerhalb von 30 Sekunden versteht, was Phase ist. Wenn ein Kunde anruft und du nicht da bist, sollte nicht der Praktikant rangehen. Der dann sagt: „Äh, der Herr Müller ist nicht da. Keine Ahnung, worum es geht. Soll er zurückrufen?" Besser so: „Herr Mayer hier, Kollege von Herrn Müller. Ich sehe gerade im System: Es geht um den Projektabschluss Phase 2. Angebot vom 12. Juni. Hier ist Ihre Antwort. Wollen wir's kurz besprechen?" Das ist 2026 übrigens kein Hexenwerk mehr. CRM-Systeme. Cloud-Telefonanlagen. Shared Inboxes. Das kostet nämlich nur ein paar Euro im Monat. Und spart dir hunderttausende an verlorenen Deals. Stufe 3: Hyperpersonalisierung (der echte Wettbewerbsvorteil) Die Top-Performer im B2B-Vertrieb gehen noch weiter. McKinsey zeigt nämlich: Diese Unternehmen wachsen 15 Prozent schneller als der Durchschnitt. Die anderen schaffen nur 7 Prozent. Was heißt das konkret? Ein Dealroom für jeden Kunden. Eine gemeinsame Projektseite. Alle Ansprechpartner sichtbar — inklusive Verfügbarkeitsstatus. Alle Dokumente und der aktuelle Stand an einem Ort. Der Kunde sieht sofort: Wer ist da? Wen spreche ich an? Und für Routinefragen findet er die Antwort vielleicht sogar direkt auf der Seite. Ohne überhaupt jemanden zu kontaktieren. Das ist längst keine Science-Fiction mehr. Es gibt Standardsoftware, die das abbildet. Und Kunden lieben es. Denn sie bekommen damit endlich, was sie wirklich wollen: Kontrolle und Geschwindigkeit. Quick Takeaways Dein Autoresponder tötet Deals. Jeden Tag. Auch wenn du es nicht mitbekommst. Der Kunde will keine Begeisterung — er will keine Hindernisse. Customer Effort ist der Loyalitätstreiber Nr. 1. Jeder Kundenkontakt ist ein „Moment der Wahrheit" (Jan Carlzon). Ein Autoresponder ist immer ein negativer Moment. 50 % der Einkäufer verlassen einen Lieferanten, weil sie die richtige Person nicht erreichen (McKinsey 2025). Proaktive Abwesenheits-Kommunikation kostet dich 2 Minuten. Einen verlorenen Kunden reinzuholen kostet dich dagegen Wochen. Eine echte Urlaubsvertretung braucht CRM-Zugriff und Telefonumstellung. Nicht „ruf doch mal den Soundso an". Dealrooms und Hyperpersonalisierung sind keine Spielerei — sie bringen 15 % mehr Wachstum als der Durchschnitt. FAQ: Häufige Fragen zum Autoresponder Warum ist ein Autoresponder schädlich für den Vertrieb? Er signalisiert: „Meine Abwesenheit ist wichtiger als dein Anliegen." Der Kunde soll einen fremden Kollegen anrufen und alles nochmal erklären. Die meisten tun das nicht. Sie gehen zum Wettbewerber. Schnelle Reaktion ist der wichtigste Conversion-Faktor — ein Autoresponder macht das unmöglich. Was ist die beste Alternative zur klassischen Abwesenheitsnotiz? Die proaktive Kommunikation vor der Abwesenheit. Informiere aktive Kunden und Interessenten, bevor du gehst. Stelle außerdem eine echte Vertretung vor — jemanden, der das CRM kennt und sofort antworten kann. Ideal ist ein Dealroom. Oder eine Projektseite. Dort sehen Kunden, wer verfügbar ist. Und finden direkt Antworten. Wie richte ich eine professionelle Urlaubsvertretung im Vertrieb ein? Erstens: CRM und E-Mail-Zugriff für die Vertretung sicherstellen. Zweitens: Telefon auf den Kollegen umstellen. Drittens: Die Vertretung proaktiv beim Kunden vorstellen — am besten noch vor der Abreise. Außerdem alle offenen Vorgänge dokumentieren. Mit Status und nächsten Schritten. So kann der Vertreter selbstständig antworten. Was kostet ein verlorener Kunde durch schlechte Erreichbarkeit? McKinsey beziffert die Wahrscheinlichkeit eines Lieferantenwechsels bei schlechter Erreichbarkeit auf über 50 Prozent. Dazu kommt nämlich: Negative Kundenerfahrungen führen zu viermal niedrigerer Loyalität. Und 81 Prozent verbreiten danach negative Mundpropaganda. Ein verpasster Anruf kostet also nicht nur den aktuellen Deal. Sondern auch zukünftige — durch Reputationsverlust. Kann ich im Urlaub komplett abschalten, ohne Kunden zu verlieren? Ja — mit dem richtigen System. Der Schlüssel: Das Unternehmen bleibt erreichbar, nicht die Person. Dafür brauchst du drei Dinge. Erstens: einen gut eingearbeiteten Vertreter. Zweitens: ein CRM mit vollständiger Dokumentation. Drittens: eine gemeinsame Projektseite als Dealroom. So bekommen Kunden jederzeit Antworten — während du völlig offline bist. Entscheidend ist die Vorbereitung. Wer im CRM nur Stichworte hinterlässt, kann keine saubere Übergabe erwarten. Anleitung: Bessere Erreichbarkeit in 6 Schritten So verhinderst du ab sofort, dass deine Abwesenheit Kunden kostet. CRM-Check: Sind alle offenen Vorgänge aktuell dokumentiert? Kann ein Kollege innerhalb von 30 Sekunden verstehen, was Phase ist? Wenn nicht: nacharbeiten. Telefonanlage prüfen: Rufumleitung auf Vertretung einrichten. Keine Weiterleitung ins Leere. Idealerweise mit Rufnummernerkennung, die sofort den Kundendatensatz öffnet. Proaktiv informieren: Drei Tage vor Abwesenheit alle aktiven Kontakte per Mail anschreiben. Vertretung namentlich vorstellen. Erreichbarkeit nennen. Übergabestatus bestätigen. Außerdem: ruhig auch anrufen, nicht nur mailen. Vertretung briefen: 30-Minuten-Call mit dem Kollegen. Durchgehen: Welche Deals sind heiß? Welche Kunden brauchen besondere Aufmerksamkeit? Wo liegen die Antworten? Eigene Abwesenheitsnotiz optimieren: Falls du doch eine brauchst: Kein „ich bin nicht da". Sondern konkrete Vertretung mit Namen und Durchwahl. Mit dem Hinweis, dass die Vertretung bereits informiert ist. Rückkehr-Check: Nach dem Urlaub prüfen: Welche Kunden haben sich gemeldet? Wurden alle Anfragen beantwortet? Was kannst du beim nächsten Mal noch besser machen? Schließlich geht es um kontinuierliche Verbesserung.

Send us Fan MailEver since Forward-Facing Sonar entered the fishing tournament scene there has been a decline in competitors in most of Montana's fishing tournaments. That's why the Gallatin Chapter of Montana Walleyes Unlimited decided to add something new to this year's Canyon Ferry Walleye Festival. That is what your host of the Montana Outdoor Podcast, Downrigger Dale is talking about with Tournament Director Eve Parrow. So, what did they add you ask? A choice! That's right, they created two competition categories that they call the Tournament Class and the new Social Class. As Rigger put it; “This just might solve a problem that many anglers have had with fishing tournaments these days!”. The Tournament Class, which has an entry fee of $420, will be for those who love to use the new high tech Forward-Facing Sonar or just don't mind competing against those who do, and the Social Class which has a much lower entry fee of just $200 will be exclusively for those who will not use Forward-Facing Sonar, basically for those who want to compete against those who compete with low tech or no tech. Of course, there are a specific details and rules that go with these new competitive categories and that is why you for sure should watch or listen to this week's podcast. Tourney Director Eve Parrow does a great job of covering what you need to know. Eve also talks about all the ways that the whole family can have a blast at this year's Canyon Ferry Walleye Festival! In fact, one tidbit we found super interesting is that in the Social Class up to 5 people can be in a competing boat. Course, only the two-person team can fish but the rest can have some fun cheering them on in the boat! And there is even more things that just might surprise you so, for sure watch or listen to this podcast. Then check out the links below and of course let Rigger know what you think!Links:To enter the Tournament Class of the Canyon Ferry Walleye Festival right now click here. To download an Entry Form, click here.To enter the Social Class of the Canyon Ferry Walleye Festival, click here to email your entry.Click here to learn about the Canyon Ferry Walleye Festival from the Townsend Chamber of Commerce.Click here to learn more about the Gallatin Chapter of Walleyes Unlimited of Montana.Click here send Eve Parrow a Facebook Message.To send Eve Parrow an email click here.Course, you can always click here to email Downrigger Dale.Support the showRemember to tune in to The Montana Outdoor Radio Show, live every Saturday from 6:00AM to 8:00AM MT. The show airs on 30 radio stations across the State of Montana. You can get a list of our affiliated radio stations on our website. You can also listen to recordings of past shows, get fishing and and hunting information and much more at that website or on our Facebook page. You can also watch our radio show there as well.

This is the first in my summer series I’m calling Low Tech Learning. In today’s podcast and article, I explore the negative aspects of a tech-centric environment and the movement toward going low tech. I also want to provide some nuance and balance to set... The post Embracing the Low Tech Revolution appeared first on Spencer Education.

Welcome to Ep 163: Low Tech, No Tech Accessibility Considerations with Sarah Silverman. Sarah Silverman, PhD is an independent faculty developer and instructor of Disability Studies. As an autistic educator, she has a personal stake in Neurodiversity as well as extensive college teaching and faculty development experience. Her interests include accessible and feminist pedagogy, Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and the history of the neurodiversity movement. Her book Classroom Mindscapes: An Introduction to Neurodiversity for Educators is forthcoming from the University of Oklahoma Press in September. In this conversation, Sarah and I discuss options for faculty members who are considering low tech, no tech, or more analog classroom activities or educational environments. We talk about access friction and decisions that might need to be considered in order to meet the needs of current students with competing access and technology needs. Sarah has been recently working on this topic and will have an upcoming workshop on this on July 21st. If you are listening to this podcast before or after that date in 2026, you'll be able to find the sign-up or the results of that session in this episode's resource section just before the transcript on ThinkUDL.org. You'll also be able to find the other resources we mention throughout the conversation there.

The court injunction favorable ruling on behave of a college player has many layers. That everyone is in favor of rule until they can't have what they want. The player in question betted on games he was dressed for. He betted on games that he inside info of. He betted on NFL games that would get him suspended or banned, if he played in the NFL. He knew he doing something illegal and set a plan to hide and only when he got busted, did he claim as gambling addiction.  The school he transfered to file an injunction on behave, because they need him to play and didn't want to seem negative to future recruits. Jeffery Kessler took his case and beat NCAA again, but is it him or it the real villain, the true corrupt people in college sports.  Clearly, the much needed ingredients of college sports are not important to these people who keep making ruling in favor of the school/athletes. The ruling smacks of corruption and the most of the one thing that we all must believe in for sports to magical. Listen to this episode and find who is truly beating the NCAA and does not care about purity of the game.   Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.Linkzart.com www.Jaybeesgloverepair.com #NCAA, #BrendonSworsby, #TEXASTECH, #LOCALJUDGES, #JEFFEREYKESSLER, #INTEGRITY

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The show starts off a little different as usual. I go straight to commercial. When I come back, I begin with the news on a BIG XII player and bid to make a come back. Way is this so hard for the schools to accept when one of their knuckle heads screw up. Then some light hits on what was the big news out of the B1G meetings last week. Then I hit with news coming out of the SEC meetings this week. Also, the one topic they have magically gone silent on. The topic of the day starts off with a story from the NFL and how the action of one it's players has maybe split up a locker room before the season. Then I discuss why the much sought after relief of the SCORE ACT was never voted on.  Which leads me to talk about a heavy ask by the NAACP to their in this country. It's a heavy one and it will place a lot of pressure on young people as they make the biggest decision o the lives at this point.  I finish the pod by re-visiting the NFL story that I started the heaviness with in this episode. Title Sponsor:  minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor:  www.Linkzart.com www.Jaybeesgloverepair.com #NAACP, #BRENDONSWORSBY, #B1G, #SEC, #RACE, #COACHO, #COLLECTIVEBARGINING, #GAMESCHEDULES    

Joe Truzman details how Iran and its proxy, Kata'ib Hezbollah, outsource low-tech attacks against Jewish targets in Europe. He also discusses Israel's ongoing pursuit of justice for October 7th victims. Bill Roggio joins the conversation. (14/16)1959

MAY IS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH! Talking Season has stated in College sports. Conference leaders are meeting led by the ACC this pass. This episode has to do with what they are saying and doing. The ACC batted lead off for this new season, find out what the biggest thing to come out their meetings. Congress is talking and maybe getting closer to passing bills. I let you in what's going on on Capitol Hill. Lane Kiffin tried to do some explaining and as usual, ole Lane put his foot in mouth. I explain what he said , where he said it and why he he thought needed to speak. This topic moved me to give  some insights on a greater topic, broached by Lane. Lastly, I cut a vain open and do the Un-Minnesota thing. I spoke ill of the "Minnesota Way''. Find out when I was taught to do it and why we do it at the University of Minnesota. I discuss why continuing to do so on the campus of the U. of MN. is killing the athletic dept or at least dooming it to mediocre life in college athletics. TITLE SPONSOR: minnesotapersonalinjury.com SPONSOR: www.Linzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com   #LANEKIFFIN, #UOFMNSPORTS, #SCOREACT, #REBELS, #GOPHERSPORTS, #COLLEGESPORTS, #ACCCONFERENCE, #TALKINGSEASON 

Samuel Ben-ur reports that Hamas flatly rejected a structured disarmament plan, signaling its intent to resume conflict. Despite attempting to rearm through low-tech Egyptian smuggling, Hamas remains below pre-war strength. Meanwhile, the Board of Peace attempts to manage humanitarian aid amid ongoing violations. (3/16)1943 PM HIDEKI TOJO ARRIVES PHILIPPINES

It was alumni week for me at the athletic dept. As I attended a gathering of former Gopher Employees. A couple of days later attended alumni day of Gopher Baseball. I start this episode off with a salute former Gopher's Softball coach Piper Ritter, who was relieved of her duties on Friday. I then called for the firing of Present Gopher A.D. Mark Coyle and my reasoning for his dis-missle.  I move onto Purposed rule changes by leaders of college athletics. No more waiting for FCS to FBS schools. The school President's got together to put pen to paper and you need to hear some of their ideas.  The word is out on how much the revenue stream produced in 2024-25 and how was the money split up.  They finally did it after much discussion and fix something that was not broken. Find out who they are and what they tried to make better.  Lasty, I interviewed some form Gopher Athletic department staffers and listen to their thoughts on the mess that is today college sports. Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.linkzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com #COLLEGESPORTS, FCSTOFBS, #PIPERRITTER, #MARKCOYLE, #COLLEGEPRESIDENTS, #B1GMONEY, #NCAARULES

7/16: David Daoud argues the ceasefire restricts Israel while allowing Hezbollah to rearm. Hezbollah is exploiting cheap FPV drones to harass Israeli forces, utilizing a low-tech method that lacks an effective counter.

⚠️ Heads up: this is a dense, information-rich episode pulled directly from a live webinar. If able, you will want to watch the full video replay on YouTube: https://youtu.be/gzL3MsevnOY?si=nPpL5mv1pDfQAfkmIf audio is what you've got capacity for, you're in the right place. This session explores Ranch Water: Low-Tech, High-Impact Restoration with Paul Jones of Tomichi Creek Ecosystem Services.Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration (LTPBR) is a hands-on approach to rebuilding natural water systems. By working with natural stream processes, landowners can: Improve water retention  Restore riparian function  Increase drought resilience  Create lasting benefits for livestock and wildlife These techniques rely on minimal materials and practical methods that can create long-term impact on your land.ABOUT PAUL JONES: Paul began his career with the Colorado Division of Wildlife in 1992 as a District Wildlife Manager. Over his career, he:Served on the Gunnison Sage Grouse Working Group—the first collaborative group of its kind in the West Helped protect over 15,000 acres through conservation easements and habitat work Contributed to the development of the Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances (CCAA) for Gunnison sage-grouse across 40 private ranches In 2006, he became Aquatic Conservation Biologist for the Southwest Region, working with native fish species and boreal toads until retiring in 2018.Today, he runs Tomichi Creek Ecosystem Services, focusing on wet meadow restoration and restoring gullied systems once thought too degraded to recover.

Mark shares business genius he witnessed at the Great Homeschool Convention in Cincinnati. Tune in to hear how a small customer engagement went from a desire for a small prize to a sale--to repeat business.  (It would work for employees, too!) See Amanda Trumpower's kids books here.  Interested in coaching or training on these topics for you or your team? We'd love to hear from you! Email Mike and Mark.

This episode touches different ports of the world of college sports. First I stop at the port of the college football playoffs. The leaders of CFB are doing there thang I inform you of what these clowns are up to.  I move on to the port of the NFL draft, I discuss the draft of 2026 in Pittsburgh. My comments are brief and informative.  Full stream ahead to the port of young man tossing his life away betting on sports as a college highly paid quarterback. Find out his options and how the NCAA feels about the situation. Can he come back to his school or does he have to move. Lastly, I dock at the port of cash grabs. One is a conference that is grabbing a bag to compete with the P2. Being the first to wade in the water of selling their souls in new way in college sports. Their members  can opt  in or opt out to whole lot money. Find out what this conference is doing and what baggage comes with this bag grab. Plus, the big news of week is blowing like a sea breeze. The Tournament is going is blowing in wind or blowing up. Your favorite  college tournament is getting a new make over.  Cash is the answer  and what is the question?  Why are they risking top jewel to for more bobbles.  Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.linkzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com #BRENDONSORSBY, #NCCATOURMANMENT, #BETTING, #GAMBLING, #TEXASTECH, #BIGXII, #BIGREDCAPITOL, #PRIVATECAPITOL, #CFP            

The news to know for Wednesday, April 22, 2026! What to know about a last-minute extension of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire: how it changed from what President Trump had said just hours earlier, and why there are still questions about what comes next. Also, for the third time this month, a member of the U.S. House decided to step down. We'll explain. And what the new nominee for Fed Chair had to say about A.I., interest rates, and independence — all at yesterday's confirmation hearing. Plus, why the military's vaccine requirements are changing, what's being called a drastic measure to limit students' screen time, and how to get in on today's ticket drop for the World Cup. (The tournament will be here in the U.S. in just 50 days.) Those stories and even more news to know in about 10 minutes!   Join us every Mon-Fri for more daily news roundups!  See sources: https://www.theNewsWorthy.com/shownotes Become an INSIDER to get AD-FREE episodes here: https://www.theNewsWorthy.com/insider Get The NewsWorthy MERCH here: https://thenewsworthy.dashery.com/ Sponsors: Wildgrain is offering our listeners $30 off your first box - PLUS free Croissants for life - when you go to Wildgrain.com/NEWSWORTHY to start your subscription today   Enjoy a deep, restful night's sleep with a new mattress from Birch. Go to BirchLiving.com/newsworthy  for 20% off sitewide!   To advertise on our podcast, please reach out to ad-sales@libsyn.com    

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This week's episode is an ode to the late wrestling coach J Robinson. My guest Rich Schlotfeldt. Rich was the Athletic Trainer for University of Minnesota Wrestling. Rich worked close with J for more than decade. Rich began with a look at his background . We went on to discuss our history with J. Robinson. Rich told several stories with with me about the many sides of J Rob. J was a simple, but complex leader of a national winning program. After our look back at J and the wrestling program, we talked about the present day college athletics. How would have J delt with it. Has the changes in changed Rich's love of college sports.  Title Sponsor:  minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.Linkzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com #JROBINSON, #RICHSCHLOTFELDT, #NCAAWRESTLING, #COLLEGESPORTS, #NIL, #TRANSPORTAL,     

I started the show with a salute to 3 friends who passed last week and me talking about the effect they had in my life.  The NCAA membership past a new rule that has a interesting title and even more interesting cause and effect. The reactive NCAA is acts it again. Learn why this rule this rule may work and why it may get defeated in court by a good old fashion reason why. Another Executive order was signed at the Whitehouse. I try to explain it and the order sounds like a winner and why it will not hold up. Lastly, what is the ugly secret behind the order.    Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com www.Linkzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com #NCAA, #GHOSTRULE, #EXECUTIVEORDER, #JROBINSON, #PHILLYDAWG, #PHILLIPWISE, #NIL, #TRANSFERPORTAL, #NOPROS  

Nouveauté : Brieuc lance une lettre hebdomadaire : Adaptable(s). Abonnez-vous pour recevoir des outils, principes et retours d'expériences pour permettre aux dirigeantes et dirigeants d'entreprises d'anticiper les risques, notamment physiques, du 21ème siècle.Bienvenue sur la Radio Circulab (ex Activer l'Economie Circulaire) Et si la véritable innovation ne consistait pas à faire toujours plus… mais à faire autrement, avec moins ?Dans cet épisode, Brieuc reçoit Loïc Pérochon, cofondateur de La Belle Tech, pour repenser en profondeur notre rapport à la technologie, à la valeur et à la réussite.Ancien ingénieur dans l'industrie, Loïc revient sur son parcours et le déclic qui l'a poussé à remettre en question un modèle basé sur l'accumulation et la performance. Il partage aujourd'hui une autre vision : celle d'une société fondée sur l'émancipation collective, la sobriété et la réappropriation des savoir-faire essentiels.Au programme :

How are those NCAA brackets going? If you still filling out one, you are a sucka. I explain why I have that opinion with facts. Maybe next year you'll ride the chalk.  Kyle Whittingham the former Utah head Football Coach. I lay down some crumbs on why he is now the Head football coach at the Univ. of Michigan. It has more to do with Utah than Michigan. BTW: he made out like a bandit. The Score act was not voted on in Dec. of 2025, I tell you why it was not and tell you it has to do with one man in college football. I discuss what was the fallout of the high powered and overrated meeting in the Whitehouse a couple weeks ago. I let you the reason for no executive order this time. Well, not yet. Today March 25th several people are testifying before congress on college sports. I talk about the difference between the 100+ plus people on the white house "BLUE RIBBON" Panel and the people that are going Infront of congress today. Lastly, I give facts and opinion on the Hockey situation at Univ. of Minnesota Men's and Women's hockey programs. Why it happened, who was the real benefactors of this happing. This will not get me any invites to many occasions over at the U. of MN. Title Sponsors: minnesotapersonalinjury.com   Sponsors: www.Linkzart.com www.Jaybeesgloverepair.com   #ROSSDELLENGER, #CONGRESS, #NCAABRACKETS, #SCOREACT, #KYLEWHITTINGHAM, #UTAHFOOTBALL  

The inability of the leaders to say no to those who they need to is bursting budgets all the country in college sports. Tampering enforcement is causing the conference leader to fight over more items. Should the NCAA enforcement of roster tampering is hot topic. One conference wants to pause enforcement and some want to continue forward and prosecute they offending schools and one conference is talking out both sides of their mouth. Find out which conference is say what and why. They claim that budgets are out of control. Some schools are handling in a way that they promised to that not to do. I tell you promise you what promise isn't kept. Speaking of budget busting, what two letter word is not being said by Presidents, A.D.'s and Coaches and why not saying that is costing them billions of dollars in total in college sports. Agents, player reps and players abilities to always get the leaders to say a three letter words. If this is big business way is is it so had to say the two letter word that leads to control. Control of budgets, people, school athletic depts and conferences. Lastly, a racial issue with a deeper dive into why it's happening around the country at the Power 4 level of college basketball at this time of year. It's shameful at a glance and mis-leading on another level. Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.Linkzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com #NCCA, #POWER4, #COLLEGEBASKETBALL, #RACISM, #NO, #TAMPERING, #CUTTINGSPORTS, 

This is a short episode, but it's got a lot of info in it. The Ohio State University is looking for a new school President, I let you in on the 4-1-1 on way they do. Why are the B1G and the SEC agreeing on something? C'mon you know the answer, if you don't know I will fill you in on why and and they agree on. More distractions from the Whitehouse on college sports. Who was there, why they were there and was the hopeful outcome. Lastly, the real outcome from this meeting of sports leaders. I discuss the question, the NCAA bad for women college athletes? Finally, the season we all look forward is coming. The Suing/legal season is coming, find who suing who?   Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.Linkzarts.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com   #COLLEGESPORTS, #NIL, #SUING, #CSC, #OSU, #WHITEHOUSE, #BRYANSEELEY, #SEC, #B1G, #ARBITRATION,   

AP's Lisa Dwyer reports on the promotion of old tech for police investigations.

Even with new high tech, law enforcement still relies on an age-old technique. AP's Lisa Dwyer reports.

This is a short episode, with main theme. Why are doing the things or behaving the way the are? I start with the latest University to jump from FCS/1AA to FBS/D1.  The CSC is threating school with possibilities of using a 51 yr old rule and how why and they will use it.  U. of Georgia Football has a problem that is fully engrained into their culture. Why is it sticking to their program like gum to the bottom of your shoe? They may be new rules governing the transfer portal and who will be delivering the hammer.  New segment on the show: The Grown Dept. Listen to find out what the hell that's all about. Lastly, the CSC is cracking down on schools for not reporting their NIL deals.   Title Sponsor: minnesotapersonalinjury.com Sponsor: www.Linkzart.com www.jaybeesgloverepair.com   #CSC, #CONFERENCEREALIGMENT, #GEORGIAFOOTBALL, #NIL, #TRANSFERPORTAL, #GROWNMENPLAYINGCOOLEGESPORTS, #NCAA, #CHANDLERMORRIS,   

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This episode begins a new series called The Return, because the way we're living right now isn't working.Today's podcast centers around living a low-tech lifestyle - not rewinding life to the 80s, but revisiting the way technology once shaped our attention, our pace, and our expectations.Before endless streaming and 24/7 entertainment in our pockets we didn't fill every quiet moment. Choices mattered. Entertainment ended. And presence? That came more naturally.

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Screens train us to skim; books train us to think. In this urgent, hope-filled conversation, Doug Lemov (Teach Like a Champion) and Ginny make a compelling case for a childhood culture that is low tech, high text. You'll hear why book-reading is collapsing—what that's doing to kids' attention, imagination, and empathy—and exactly how to reverse it with simple habits: daily read-aloud (even with teens), real books you can annotate, and outdoor reading rituals that pair sunlight and birdsong with stories. Doug breaks down fluency's three pillars—accuracy, automaticity, and prosody—and explains why even picture books carry 50% more rare words than adult speech, rapidly expanding vocabulary and background knowledge (think the classic “baseball study”). You'll also learn why formative writing—quick, handwritten jot notes before discussion—supercharges comprehension (and beats laptop note-taking); why books are the optimal medium for deep thinking; and how to spot and fix disfluent reading. Finally, Doug demystifies the phonics vs. three-cueing debate and points parents to the investigative series changing laws nationwide: Sold a Story. If you want your kids to imagine vividly, read confidently, and engage the world with stamina and joy, this episode is your blueprint to trade scrolling for page-turning—on the porch, at the park, all childhood long. Get your copy of Guide to the Science of Reading here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices