Podcasts about lunchtime

WNYC and Gothamist education reporter Jessica Gould shares her reporting on how the cellphone ban at NYC's public school has changed the nature of lunchtime for kids around the city. She also shares her insights on school news to watch for in the new year. Plus, listeners call in with their questions, and to report how the cellphone ban has impacted their students.

Paul Gallant, Criss Partee, & Collin Neill confess in the lunchtime post-Christmas.

Paul Gallant & Criss Partee wonder if the Texans can prove themselves. Additionally, they hit their confessions in the lunchtime with producer Collin Neill. Also, CJ Stroud is going to be key.

Paul Gallant, Criss Partee, and producer Collin Neill hit their Lunchtime Confessions on this Christmas Eve!

Paul Gallant & Criss Partee take a look into the Rockets struggles, but then they have some good times in Lunchtime Confessions. Later, they look at the Texans offense and where they are at.

Paul Gallant, John Lopez, and producer Collin Neill hit their Lunchtime Confessions that includes a hot mic moment and Gallant forgetting groceries.

Paul Gallant & John Lopez have been talking a lot about how important Azeez Al-Shaair is to the defense, and Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh echoes the same for Nico Collins. Also, along with producer Collin Neill they hit their Lunchtime Confessions that includes a hot mic moment and Gallant forgetting groceries. Then they look at the past weekend of College Football that had the first round of the CFP.

Chris is away dealing with poorly children, so it's up to Ed, Tom and Jack to see out 2025 in style! #warhammer40k #warhammer #competitive #podcast #6++ #6plusplus #uktc #chapterapproved https://www.gofundme.com/f/that-6-plus-plus-fundraiser Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/JcFMpcYvkV Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYwPTgmHC5VWu4Xn-qMg31g/join All our Links in one handy place: https://linktr.ee/6plusplusgaming 

Paul Gallant & John Lopez don't miss on these Lunchtime Confessions.

Paul Gallant & John Lopez wonder when the offense is going to step up and actually help the defense, whomst Raiders head coach Pete Carroll had very high praise for. Then they hit their Lunchtime Confessions! Also, the OG John Lopez gives his Passing Thoughts.

Lunch-Time Confessions: Lopez wants a cold Christmas in Houston

Lunch-Time Confessions dives into a kid who just isn't feeling the Rocky Top song

Lunch-Time Confessions brings some fun as Lopez questions the legitimacy of a Christopher Walken quote

Chris, Ed and Jack are here to entertain you over your lunchbreak in the 40k Lunchtime Show! #warhammer40k #warhammer #competitive #podcast #6++ #6plusplus #uktc #chapterapproved https://www.gofundme.com/f/that-6-plus-plus-fundraiser   Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/JcFMpcYvkV Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYwPTgmHC5VWu4Xn-qMg31g/join All our Links in one handy place: https://linktr.ee/6plusplusgaming

Lunch-Time Confessions: Lopez Christmas time vibes loading

Lunch-Time Confessions get real as Figgy admits some nervousness about the Jaguars

What is there to learn from this Texans–Cardinals matchup? ITL breaks down what really matters beyond just the final score. Plus, Lunch-Time Confessions pays a hilarious salute to a funny Cal McNair video, and we wrap with a full college football weekend preview presented by Wrangler.

Lunch-Time Confessions pays a hilarious salute to a funny Cal McNair video

Lunch-Time Confessions heats up with Lopez seat saving scandal

Lunch-Time Confessions, where Lopez is down with 67?

ITL dives into Lunch-Time Confessions with some Old Grampa energy

Lunch-Time Confessions — including whether Travis Kelce might be the worst kind of superstar.

ITL breaks down who truly hooped against the Chiefs in Week 14, then dives into Lunch-Time Confessions — including whether Travis Kelce might be the worst kind of superstar. And to wrap it up, the crew hands out their Winners and Losers of the Weekend.

Lunch-Time Confessions, including talk of a new 30-minute delivery service popping up in Houston.

Nick Wright of FS1 — and former In The Loop host — returns to break down Texans vs. Chiefs. Then ITL gets into Lunch-Time Confessions, Justin Simmons to Houston? Plus an OG round of Buy or Sell: Are you buying what the sports world is selling?

ITL Lunch-Time Confessions: Justin Simmons to Houston?

Lunch-Time Confessions roll in, including Lopez admitting Taylor Swift holds the top spot in his heart.

Ever go to see your doctor and instead end up with the nurse practitioner? Anne Orzechowski, a nurse practitioner from OSF Little Company of Mary, let's us ask the questions you always wanted to ask in that moment. Plus, we enjoy another incredible new sandwich and wine offerring from Spoke & Vine as Frank Murray covers Evergreen Park Library events from scavenger hunts to rum tastings in "30 Minutes of Good!" Video version on YouTube! Get the latest news and information concerning everything going on in and around Evergreen Park and stay connected to your neighbors! Evergreen Park residents join Chris Lanuti at his basement bar each week. Listen, interact & get all of your free subscription options at theEPpodcast.com​!

ITL dives into Lunch-Time Confessions with a memorable “Damn Shame What They Did to That Dog

DeMeco Ryans sheds light on how far Nick Caley has come this season during the Coaches Show, prompting a deeper look at his growth and impact. ITL dives into Lunch-Time Confessions with a memorable “Damn Shame What They Did to That Dog,” and rolls into CFBOAT — College Football on a Tuesday.

CJ Stroud takes the field for the first time since his concussion — how did he look? ITL dives in. Then it's Lunch-Time Confessions featuring Reggie's Mac & Cheese update, followed by the Winners & Losers from a packed weekend in sports.

Lunch-Time Confessions featuring Reggie's Mac & Cheese update

In this episode of Addicted to Recovery, hosts Christopher White and Max Thomas sit down with Steve, a long-time member of Gamblers Anonymous who has been in recovery for almost ten years. Steve offers a raw and honest insight into how his gambling addiction began, how it spiralled out of control, and how recovery has transformed his life.Steve describes growing up in a stable, loving household, with no obvious signs that addiction would ever be part of his life. Gambling entered harmlessly—small bets during family outings to the dog tracks, or casual football accumulators. However, in his early twenties, after taking a job in London, gambling shifted from occasional fun to a daily compulsion. Lunchtime visits to the bookies became a regular ritual; soon he was timing his breaks around race schedules, placing as many bets as possible, and craving the buzz and adrenaline that came with it. He explains how he would literally push past people in betting shops just to get a bet on, because being “in action” felt essential.As the addiction deepened, Steve's life became dominated by secrecy, debt, and anxiety. He began taking out loans, extending overdrafts multiple times in a week, and fabricating stories to hide the truth from his wife. He recounts a painful memory of promising to pay for a birthday dinner for both families. Although he briefly won enough money to cover the evening, he lost it all again on the way home, leading to desperate lies and shame. This incident was one of many that left him feeling trapped, exhausted, and sick with worry. Stress from gambling even led to chest pains so severe he ended up in hospital, although he admits he returned to gambling the very next day.By early 2016, the addiction had reached a breaking point. His wife discovered new loans and knew instantly that the gambling had returned. Steve describes this moment as the day his world collapsed—but also the day recovery truly began. His last bet was on 19 February 2016. A week later, once his family had dealt with an unrelated medical emergency, he attended his first Gamblers Anonymous meeting. He immediately felt a weight lift from his shoulders. For the first time, he was in a room full of people who understood exactly what he'd been through.Steve explains the power of GA: the unity, structure, honesty, and sense of belonging. Meetings helped him realise he could not recover alone. He embraced the practical safeguards too, handing full control of finances to his wife to avoid temptation. He continues to attend regularly and even chairs many meetings, sharing both his gambling history and the challenges of everyday life. He's learned to listen to others, accept guidance, and lean on the group whenever he feels vulnerable.Recovery has transformed Steve's daily life. He describes the relief of waking up without shame, hiding nothing from his wife, and being fully present for his children. He talks emotionally about watching his son play football or attending parents' evenings—moments he used to miss or experience through a fog of anxiety. Sobriety has brought his emotions back in a powerful way; sometimes overwhelming, but ultimately grounding and fulfilling.Towards the end of the episode, Steve offers advice to anyone still struggling. He urges them to walk into a meeting, even if it feels intimidating, and to take things one day at a time. Recovery, he explains, brings back not just stability, but time, honesty, connection, and a sense of self that addiction destroys. He emphasises that life will never be perfect, but the tools he's gained through GA allow him to handle challenges without turning back to gambling.The conversation closes with Steve reflecting on his gratitude for the life he has today—a life built on honesty, accountability, unity, and the daily choice to stay in recovery.

Paul Gallant, Criss Partee, and Collin Neill hit their Lunchtime Confessions!

Paul Gallant & Criss Partee think on Texans vs. Colts. Later, they, along with producer Collin Neill, do their Lunchtime Confessions. Additionally, they prepare for Rivalry Week.

ITL Lunch-Time Confessions: Holiday Edition.

Speaker: Professor Daniele Gallo, Luiss University, ItalyAbstract: The seminar, building upon Professor Gallo's book, Direct Effect in EU Law (EU Law Library Series, OUP, 2025), will explore the uneasy trajectories of a transformative doctrine such as direct effect. By reassessing both the present and future of this legal and political construct, it will argue that such chameleon-like principle has evolved into a broader legal category than it was at the outset of the European integration process and that this development has been only partially captured by the CJEU. In doing so, Professor Gallo will revisit the no horizontal direct effect rule of contemporary directives and argue for its overcoming in light of the text, scope, and objectives of legal acts that are substantially different from those envisaged by Article 288 TFEU.For more information see:https://www.cels.law.cam.ac.uk/weekly-seminar-series

ITL Lunch-Time Confessions: Lopez Astrodome Confessions

Lunch-Time Confessions, including Lopez's bold take that Mike Tomlin might need to go

Lunch-Time Confessions and whether you're buying what CeeDee Lamb is selling

Lunch-Time Confessions brings a little family drama from Lopez

ITL Lunch-Time Confessions heats up with Lopez trampoline experience

John Lopez, Reggie Adetula, & producer Collin Neill hit their Lunchtime Confessions!

John Lopez & Reggie Adetula react to more of Texans general manager Nick Caserio as he talked about Jarrett Patterson and the offensive line, plus, on the process of challenges. Also, they hit their Lunchtime Confessions before taking a look at the latest around college football, including the Lane Kiffin fiasco.

ITL Lunch-Time Confessions: Figgy living on the wild side?

It's a “Would You Rather” Friday on ITL — Davis Mills or Woody Marks? Nico Collins or Jaylin Noel? Plus, in Lunch-Time Confessions, Figgy shares a surprising connection to Davis Mills. Wrangle your weekend plans with our CFB weekend preview, presented by Wrangler.

ITL Lunch-Time Confessions: Figgy relates to Davis Mills?

ITL Lunch-Time Confessions gets hilarious as Figgy reveals his dog's new mullet haircut.

The Texans cleaned up a lot on offense Sunday — but which improvements can actually last, and which ones won't? In Lunch-Time Confessions, Rome or San Antonio got Reggie thinking. Then, Judge John Lopez takes the stand as Reggie and Figgy debate whether limiting player props could help stop these gambling scandals.

In Lunch-Time Confessions, Rome or San Antonio got Reggie thinking.