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Munaf Manji talks Tuesday setting and much more. With Super Bowl 60 five days away in Santa Clara and the NBA trade deadline approaching, Munaf Manji delivered a wide ranging, NBA focused edition of Cash That Ticket on RJ Bell's Dream Preview, touching on betting results, emerging league storylines, and key Tuesday night matchups. Manji opened by recapping a split night on best bets with Uncle Dave, highlighting a winning Alperen Sengun related angle through Amen Thompson's PRA prop, while his own Joel Embiid points play fell short in a Philadelphia blowout where the supporting cast took over. That game also set the stage for the most notable rumor of the day, a report linking the Clippers and Cavaliers in potential James Harden discussions centered on a Harden for Darius Garland framework. Manji framed the rumor through both performance and betting lenses, noting Cleveland's underwhelming position relative to preseason expectations, Garland's limited availability, and Harden's continued high level production despite his familiar trade cycle narrative. From there, the show pivoted back to the court with detailed breakdowns of Tuesday's NBA slate, starting with Denver visiting Detroit in a revenge spot with Nikola Jokic back in the lineup, a factor Manji emphasized heavily given Detroit's uneven performance as a home favorite. He also examined Orlando's trip to Oklahoma City, pointing to the Thunder's injuries, non conference struggles against the spread, and Orlando's ability to stay competitive despite absences. In Philadelphia's matchup with Golden State, Manji questioned the Warriors' ability to score without multiple key players and leaned on the Sixers' strong record on the second night of back to backs. Around the league, he touched on recent results, pace driven matchups like Miami versus Atlanta, and the broader rhythm of a season nearing its midpoint. On the NFL side, while a full Super Bowl breakdown was saved for later in the week, Manji discussed prop angles involving depth players and role receivers, focusing on how game plans could force secondary contributors into meaningful roles. He closed by reinforcing disciplined betting principles, promoting long term consistency over short term swings, and locking in Philadelphia plus the points as his best bet, underscoring depth, momentum, and situational trends as the deciding factors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Monday February 2nd. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler opened the Monday edition of Cash That Ticket with momentum on their side, coming off a profitable end to the previous week and turning their attention to a compact but information heavy NBA slate alongside early Super Bowl positioning. With the league nearing the trade deadline, both hosts framed the night through market movement, injury context, and situational betting angles rather than headline narratives. Early discussion centered on the Lakers loss at Madison Square Garden, which validated a well timed under after late game scoring dried up, reinforcing the value of collaboration and market awareness. That theme carried into the first matchup, where Essler noted Charlotte's recent improvement but flagged the Hornets as increasingly overvalued, pointing to ticket percentages and line movement that made New Orleans the sharper side in an early start with limited home court impact. The focus then shifted to Houston at Indiana, where Kevin Durant's absence reshaped the handicap. Essler leaned toward Rockets scoring despite the total dipping, citing Indiana's defensive issues and Houston's shot volume, while Manji highlighted Alperen Sengun's expanded role and motivation following an All Star snub. Minnesota at Memphis was treated as a classic rematch spot, with Essler cautioning against overreaction to the prior high scoring game and leaning toward the Grizzlies plus the points amid injury uncertainty and regression factors. The nightcap between Philadelphia and the Clippers drew attention for pace and scheduling dynamics. Essler favored the under, emphasizing the Clippers' slow tempo and Joel Embiid's effect on game flow, while Manji leaned toward the Sixers as short underdogs, noting Philadelphia's strong performance on back to backs and Embiid's historical success in the matchup. The conversation later widened to NFL coaching moves, with measured skepticism around Buffalo's promotion of Joe Brady given a demanding schedule and Super Bowl level expectations, and cautious optimism for Las Vegas under Clint Kubiak amid a clear rebuild and roster volatility. Prop bets closed the discussion, with Essler backing Jason Myers to convert a long field goal based on usage trends and trust factors, and Manji targeting Kenneth Walker's receiving production as a pressure release against New England. The episode maintained a consistent through line, focusing on disciplined evaluation, market context, and long term betting process rather than chasing isolated results. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Friday January 30th. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler closed out the final week of January with a wide ranging betting discussion that blended NBA analysis, early Super Bowl angles, and a review of recent results. The show opened with a recap of Thursday night's NBA slate, where prior handicaps largely held up. A Pistons Suns under cashed despite a fast first half, aided by a slow fourth quarter once Phoenix built a commanding lead. Minnesota's outright win over Oklahoma City and Miami's narrow victory over Chicago also aligned with expectations, while the lone frustration came from Dallas, where a high scoring Hornets Mavericks game spoiled an under despite a favorable closing number. The conversation highlighted how game flow and late quarter dynamics can ultimately decide totals regardless of early pace. Attention then shifted to Friday's NBA card, beginning with Portland visiting New York. Both hosts focused on situational factors, including Portland's injuries, the end of an East Coast trip, and the Knicks' upcoming matchup with the Lakers. While New York has been strong as a home favorite, Essler emphasized Portland's improved recent defense and the likelihood of a controlled tempo, particularly if Robert Williams were to play. The consensus leaned toward the under, with both suggesting a scenario where New York pulls ahead and manages minutes late. The second featured matchup was Toronto at Orlando, where the low total drew immediate attention. Orlando's recent defensive struggles contrasted with Toronto's consistency, especially on the road. Despite the Magic playing without Franz Wagner, Essler viewed the total as over adjusted, while Manji focused on a Raptors bounce back spot after a lopsided loss to New York. That led to support for Toronto on the money line and a Raptors team total over, based on Orlando's declining defensive efficiency. The show also briefly touched on the rest of the Friday schedule, noting interest in Cavaliers Suns, Clippers Nuggets, and a high variance Nets Jazz matchup, as well as the Lakers Wizards game, which later became Manji's best bet over due to both teams' defensive issues and pace considerations. NFL discussion followed, starting with prop bets tied to Super Bowl 60. Essler recommended Marcus Jones over tackles and assists, citing his role near the line of scrimmage and consistent usage in recent playoff games. Manji countered with a combined sacks over, pointing to pressure tendencies from both defenses and the likelihood of disrupted quarterback play. Speculation about minor injuries to Drake May was dismissed as noise, with both agreeing that any serious concern would already be reflected in the market. The episode concluded with best bets, Essler backing a scoring over for George in a favorable matchup, and Manji riding another Lakers over. The tone remained analytical but pragmatic, reinforcing the idea that value comes from understanding context, market movement, and how games are likely to unfold rather than simply chasing headlines or narratives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Steve Fezzik talk Super Bowl 60. RJ Bell joins on Friday for Part 2. Munaf Manji opened the episode by announcing a limited time promotional offer for listeners, providing a seven day all access pass at Pregame.com with an additional twenty dollar discount using the code SLASH20, bringing the price down to seventy nine dollars. He highlighted recent performance from Greg Shaker and Steve Fezzik before transitioning into a wide ranging discussion with Fezzik focused on Super Bowl betting, particularly the evolution and current state of proposition wagers. Fezzik explained how prop betting gained prominence during the 1985 Bears Super Bowl and later became a defining feature of the Imperial Palace sportsbook under Jay Kornegay, eventually carrying over to the Westgate where large scale prop menus became a signature offering. He noted that while Westgate historically led the market, other sportsbooks now release props earlier and with increasing sophistication, reducing edge opportunities. Fezzik described how early release timing, pricing discipline, and market copying have changed over the years, emphasizing that modern props are far more efficient and difficult to beat consistently. The discussion shifted to strategy, with Fezzik cautioning against chasing longshot novelty bets and instead favoring lower variance positions, particularly minus priced props that align with game flow. He explained the importance of volatility and market movement, arguing that early bets that move significantly create opportunities for scalps or middles later in the cycle. Using quarterback rushing and passing yard props as examples, he stressed that failure of popular overs to rise is often a signal the under is correct. Manji and Fezzik also discussed specific wagers they liked, including second half scoring props based on historical trends of higher second half and fourth quarter scoring in Super Bowls, as well as selective player props tied to usage and game state rather than narrative. Fezzik shared that he prefers betting structural advantages such as time of possession, first downs, or quarter specific scoring instead of attempting to perfectly script the outcome of the game. The conversation then turned to practical advice for bettors traveling to Las Vegas, with strong recommendations to use mobile apps to avoid long lines and to favor recreational sportsbooks for better late numbers. Fezzik suggested Westgate and South Point as affordable and well run viewing locations for the game, while cautioning against overpriced sportsbook seating elsewhere. He also noted that March Madness often provides a superior overall betting experience compared to the Super Bowl due to volume, weather, and sustained action. The episode concluded with best bets for the show, highlighted by Fezzik's recommendation of second half over twenty two and a half points, and a reminder that disciplined bankroll management is essential because the Super Bowl remains just one game despite the hype surrounding it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Steve Fezzik talk Super Bowl 60. RJ Bell joins on Friday for Part 2. Munaf Manji opened the episode by announcing a limited time promotional offer for listeners, providing a seven day all access pass at Pregame.com with an additional twenty dollar discount using the code SLASH20, bringing the price down to seventy nine dollars. He highlighted recent performance from Greg Shaker and Steve Fezzik before transitioning into a wide ranging discussion with Fezzik focused on Super Bowl betting, particularly the evolution and current state of proposition wagers. Fezzik explained how prop betting gained prominence during the 1985 Bears Super Bowl and later became a defining feature of the Imperial Palace sportsbook under Jay Kornegay, eventually carrying over to the Westgate where large scale prop menus became a signature offering. He noted that while Westgate historically led the market, other sportsbooks now release props earlier and with increasing sophistication, reducing edge opportunities. Fezzik described how early release timing, pricing discipline, and market copying have changed over the years, emphasizing that modern props are far more efficient and difficult to beat consistently. The discussion shifted to strategy, with Fezzik cautioning against chasing longshot novelty bets and instead favoring lower variance positions, particularly minus priced props that align with game flow. He explained the importance of volatility and market movement, arguing that early bets that move significantly create opportunities for scalps or middles later in the cycle. Using quarterback rushing and passing yard props as examples, he stressed that failure of popular overs to rise is often a signal the under is correct. Manji and Fezzik also discussed specific wagers they liked, including second half scoring props based on historical trends of higher second half and fourth quarter scoring in Super Bowls, as well as selective player props tied to usage and game state rather than narrative. Fezzik shared that he prefers betting structural advantages such as time of possession, first downs, or quarter specific scoring instead of attempting to perfectly script the outcome of the game. The conversation then turned to practical advice for bettors traveling to Las Vegas, with strong recommendations to use mobile apps to avoid long lines and to favor recreational sportsbooks for better late numbers. Fezzik suggested Westgate and South Point as affordable and well run viewing locations for the game, while cautioning against overpriced sportsbook seating elsewhere. He also noted that March Madness often provides a superior overall betting experience compared to the Super Bowl due to volume, weather, and sustained action. The episode concluded with best bets for the show, highlighted by Fezzik's recommendation of second half over twenty two and a half points, and a reminder that disciplined bankroll management is essential because the Super Bowl remains just one game despite the hype surrounding it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Thursday. The Cash That Ticket Podcast returned Thursday, January 22, 2026, with Munaf Manji and Dave Essler breaking down Championship Sunday through a betting focused lens, centering on the Patriots at Broncos AFC title game and the Rams at Seahawks NFC matchup. The discussion opened with confidence after recent winning best bets, before turning to league news, including Atlanta hiring Kevin Stefanski as head coach. Manji noted the potential narrative value around Baker Mayfield facing his former coach, while Essler questioned whether Stefanski's résumé truly signals Super Bowl upside, framing Atlanta as a likely middle tier team rather than a contender. Attention then shifted to the AFC Championship, where New England entered Denver as a road favorite. Essler emphasized removing fandom bias and focused on matchup details, noting Jared Stidham as a capable backup and highlighting Denver's late season defensive regression, penalty issues, and fragile turnover margin. He leaned toward the Patriots team total over, citing market movement and New England's growing offensive confidence, while acknowledging Denver's situational strengths at home. Manji countered with concerns about New England's reliance on field position and turnovers in earlier playoff rounds, suggesting a tighter, lower scoring game and cautioning against assuming an easy cover. Both agreed the outcome largely hinges on quarterback Drake May, with Essler stressing turnovers as the clearest path to a Patriots loss in May's first road playoff start. Manji explored derivative angles including a Broncos first quarter wager and debated May's rushing prop, pointing to Denver's pressure rate and recent quarterback rushing success against them. The NFC Championship discussion framed Seattle as potentially overvalued after a dominant prior round, while Essler argued the Rams were undervalued, citing Matthew Stafford's success against Seattle and Sean McVay's historical effectiveness versus Mike Macdonald defenses. Both expected scoring opportunities, with Essler favoring a first half over and Manji highlighting Sam Darnold interception trends against the Rams, noting prior turnover issues in the season series. Player props, including Jackson Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp usage, were discussed as game flow dependent opportunities. The episode concluded with best bets, Essler backing a Wisconsin Penn State college basketball under based on home defensive splits, and Manji laying points with Orlando against Charlotte, citing rest and depth advantages. Throughout the show, the focus remained on situational edges, market value, and disciplined analysis, reinforcing a transparent, process driven approach heading into one of the NFL's biggest weekends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Wednesday The Wednesday edition of Cash That Ticket centered on actionable NBA betting angles as Munaf Manji and Dave Essler evaluated form, scheduling spots, and market inflation across a lighter slate. Both emphasized the importance of emotional discipline after losses, noting January had still been profitable overall, and pointed to Anthony Edwards late scoring surge the previous night as an example of variance cutting both ways. The discussion shifted quickly to games offering potential value, beginning with Cleveland visiting Charlotte. Despite Cleveland's stronger profile, Essler leaned toward the Hornets as a home underdog, citing Cleveland's struggles as a road favorite and Charlotte's ability to control pace at home following a long West Coast trip. Manji agreed, highlighting Cleveland's poor against the spread record in that role and reiterating his preference for home underdogs in midseason NBA spots. Attention then turned to Oklahoma City at Milwaukee, where the Thunder were installed as heavy road favorites. Essler argued the number was inflated by Oklahoma City's elite reputation, noting Milwaukee's reliance on three point shooting and Oklahoma City's relative vulnerability defending the perimeter. He backed the Bucks plus the points and leaned under the total, expecting Milwaukee to slow the tempo. Manji echoed concerns about Oklahoma City's depth due to multiple absences and suggested live betting opportunities if the Thunder built an early lead. Both agreed the Bucks could keep the game competitive if their shooting held, especially with Giannis Antetokounmpo positioned to make an impact despite managed minutes. In best bets, Essler moved to college basketball, backing Tulsa at home against Memphis based on offensive efficiency, free throw shooting, and matchup advantages. Manji closed with an NBA total, playing under in Celtics versus Pacers, pointing to recent defensive form, slower Boston pace, and prior meetings that stayed well below the number. The episode reinforced a consistent theme of targeting situational value rather than marquee teams, with an emphasis on market perception, scheduling context, and discipline as the NBA season grinds forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji talk betting for Tuesday January 20th Munaf Manji opened the Tuesday edition of Cash That Ticket with a fast paced review of the NBA landscape, blending recent results with betting context and league wide developments. Detroit continued its strong season by edging Boston 104 to 103, cashing an under Manji highlighted before the game. Cade Cunningham delivered a double double with 16 points and 14 assists, while Jalen Brown scored 32 in the loss. The Pistons improved to 31 and 10, strengthened their grip on the top seed in the Eastern Conference, and moved to 18 and 4 at home, reinforcing their profile as a legitimate contender midway through the schedule. Golden State followed with a 135 to 112 win over Miami in a game that featured the pace and scoring Manji anticipated. The Warriors poured in 70 first half points and finished with 247 combined points, easily clearing the total. Stephen Curry posted 19 points and 11 assists, but the night turned somber when Jimmy Butler suffered a torn ACL that will sideline him for the remainder of the season. The injury halted a strong stretch in which Golden State had won four straight and seven of ten, raising immediate questions about roster direction and how the front office may respond with one of its top players facing a long recovery at age 37. Around the league, Phoenix beat Brooklyn 126 to 117, Philadelphia handled Indiana 113 to 104 behind Tyrese Maxey's 29 points, eight assists, and eight steals, and Dallas dominated New York at Madison Square Garden. Oklahoma City delivered a statement performance in Cleveland, winning 136 to 104 after a decisive fourth quarter surge, while Milwaukee edged Atlanta on the road. The episode also covered the announcement of NBA All Star starters. The Western Conference lineup featured Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic, Shai Gilgeous Alexander, Stephen Curry, and Victor Wembanyama. The East was led by Giannis Antetokounmpo, Cade Cunningham, Tyrese Maxey, Jalen Brunson, and Jalen Brown. Manji noted the voting breakdown, with fan votes accounting for half the total and players and media splitting the rest, and pointed out that LeBron James will miss an All Star start for the first time since his rookie season. The discussion set the stage for upcoming betting angles and deeper breakdowns later in the week, while keeping focus on actionable information tied directly to current form, injuries, and market performance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk Friday betting. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler closed the week on Cash That Ticket by tightening their focus on specific betting angles across the NFL divisional round and a dense Friday NBA card, emphasizing how market movement, injuries, and usage trends shape late week decisions. Their NFL discussion centered on Seattle versus San Francisco, where brief concern over Sam Darnold's injury report was dismissed as noise rather than actionable information. Instead, attention shifted to Seattle's evolving backfield, with both Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet positioned as central pieces against a 49ers defense they had already exploited late in the regular season. Manji outlined how the near even split in carries and efficiency from both backs supported overs on rushing attempts and yardage, while Essler extended the logic to correlated unders for secondary skill players, arguing that volume for the running game naturally suppresses opportunities elsewhere. The same cause and effect framework guided their thoughts on Cooper Kupp's modest receiving lines, where Essler suggested short area targets could rise if San Francisco limited explosive plays from Seattle's primary threats. The conversation expanded to additional player props, including DeAndre Swift's receiving yardage, which both viewed as mispriced given past usage and matchup tendencies, noting that a single reception could realistically clear the number. On the NBA side, Manji and Essler evaluated Clippers at Raptors through the lens of pace, defensive efficiency, and uncertainty surrounding key injuries. Toronto's season long defensive profile and the Clippers' slow tempo supported an under, while Essler leaned toward the Raptors as a side, contingent on lineup clarity and travel factors. Minnesota at Houston drew similar scrutiny, with both questioning the Rockets' reliability as home favorites, particularly in back to back situations, and highlighting Minnesota's depth and recent efficiency even without Anthony Edwards. They also touched on broader league narratives, from speculation around potential player movement to the competitive imbalance created by high payroll teams in baseball, before locking in best bets. Essler backed Kansas at home in college basketball, citing matchup advantages and motivation, while Manji closed with a points prop on Michael Porter Jr., pointing to shot volume and prior performance against the same opponent as reasons to expect another strong scoring night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk NFL betting for this week. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler opened their latest Cash That Ticket podcast with a transparent look at recent betting results before turning full attention to the NFL divisional round. The discussion centered on sides, totals, and selective props for all four matchups, with an emphasis on situational factors, injuries, and market movement rather than hype. Early in the show, the conversation briefly shifted to league news, including the reported hiring of John Harbaugh as head coach of the New York Giants, a move both viewed as immediately changing the balance of the NFC East. Essler noted the Giants' foundation and timing, while Manji suggested division futures would be worth monitoring once markets opened. The focus then moved decisively to Saturday's games, beginning with Buffalo at Denver. Essler leaned toward the Broncos at home, citing defensive strength, altitude concerns, revenge from last season's playoff loss, and Buffalo's depleted receiving corps. Manji countered by backing Josh Allen plus the points, arguing the game would hinge on late execution and defensive pressure on Bo Nix. Both agreed the under was the preferred total, expecting a slower, run influenced game with limited explosive plays. The Saturday night matchup between Seattle and San Francisco produced a sharper divide. Essler backed the Seahawks minus the number, pointing to San Francisco's tendency to lose by margin, travel fatigue, and Seattle's defensive consistency. Manji took the points with the 49ers, citing divisional familiarity, coaching adjustments, and the likelihood of another low scoring contest, making the under his strongest angle. Sunday's slate opened with Houston at New England, a game framed around quarterback contrast and offensive reliability. Essler outlined scenarios where the Patriots could falter but ultimately trusted Drake May's mobility, coaching preparation, and Houston's limited weapons. Manji agreed, projecting a Patriots win and an under, while acknowledging the Texans would need another defense driven performance to advance. The final game featured the Rams at the Bears, where both saw Chicago's momentum and resilience as undervalued. Essler questioned why Los Angeles was favored given recent defensive breakdowns and travel demands, while Manji highlighted Caleb Williams' late game composure and Chicago's balanced offense. Both leaned toward the Bears plus the points, with Manji also endorsing the Bears team total over as his top play. The episode closed with best bets, as Essler selected Florida Atlantic in college basketball and Manji locked in Chicago's offensive production, reinforcing a weekend approach built on discipline, matchup analysis, and market awareness rather than narrative. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Wednesday Jan 14. Munaf Manji opened the January 14, 2026 edition of the Cash That Ticket Podcast by outlining a midweek betting discussion focused on NBA matchups, league news, and select NFL developments as the sports calendar moved deeper into January. Dave Essler joined the show and immediately referenced a successful live betting read from their previous discussion, noting they correctly anticipated a low scoring first quarter that finished exactly 3 to 0 before recommending the game over, which ultimately cashed at 32, reinforcing the value of game flow analysis and patience. Manji transitioned into an NBA recap, highlighting how player props can be derailed by blowouts, using Milwaukee's 139 to 106 home loss to Minnesota as the example. Giannis Antetokounmpo finished with 25 points and 8 rebounds, falling short of a 30.5 points prop and a 10.5 rebounds line after the game became noncompetitive, illustrating how reduced minutes can negate strong individual performance. Manji also referenced Phoenix erasing a 17 point deficit against Miami by winning the third quarter 38 to 21, only for late game execution to ruin certain bets, reinforcing the volatility of NBA markets. The conversation shifted to major NBA news surrounding Anthony Davis, with Essler noting conflicting reports but stressing that regardless of surgery language, Davis would miss several months. Essler pointed out Davis has frequently played only 20 to 50 games per season since 2020 and appeared in roughly 29 of 73 games with Dallas, questioning his trade value as he approaches age 33. Manji discussed potential fits, focusing on Detroit's 28 and 10 record and Cade Cunningham's MVP caliber season, arguing Davis could still impact both ends of the floor if healthy. Essler reframed the situation through a futures betting lens, citing Detroit at 20 to 1 and Toronto at 150 to 1 as examples of numbers that would move sharply if a trade occurred. The show then moved to Wednesday's NBA card, starting with Cleveland at Philadelphia, where the 76ers were favored by 1.5 with a 237.5 total. Cleveland entered at 22 and 19, while Philadelphia sat at 22 and 16 but just 10 and 9 at home. Essler explained why he liked Philadelphia despite most tickets on Cleveland, pointing to line movement from around 3.5 down to 1.5 and recent form with six wins in eight games. Manji agreed, citing Joel Embiid's matchup advantage, Cleveland's 8 and 9 road record, and ongoing chemistry concerns. Essler added that Embiid's presence often slows pace, noting the 76ers have averaged four to five fewer possessions than normal recently, making the under appealing. The discussion continued with Denver at Dallas, where the Mavericks were favored by 1.5 after Denver's 122 to 116 win in New Orleans. Jamal Murray logged 37 minutes with 35 points and 9 assists, Peyton Watson played 39 minutes, and Tim Hardaway Jr. played 33 minutes, raising fatigue concerns without Nikola Jokic available. Both hosts leaned Dallas, with Manji noting Najee Marshall's recent 22 and 17 point outings and the opportunity for expanded roles. The episode closed with NFL news as Mike Tomlin stepped down after 19 seasons as Steelers head coach. Essler praised Tomlin for leaving on his own terms and dismissed narratives around forced departure, emphasizing his record of never having a losing season. Manji noted the rarity of the move, as Pittsburgh has had only four head coaches since 1969, and suggested Tomlin may take time away before returning. The show concluded with best bets, including Manji backing the Knicks minus 10.5 and their team total over 120.5, and Essler selecting Charlotte plus 3.5 against Tulsa, reinforcing the theme of disciplined, market based betting rather than chasing narratives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji talks sports betting for Thursday January 8th Munaf Manji opened a new daily sports betting show with a clear focus on NBA and NFL coverage, positioning it as a concise and consistent destination for bettors looking to stay informed. He framed the program as a 25 to 30 minute listen designed for everyday routines while emphasizing audience interaction and future guest appearances. The episode centered first on major NBA developments, led by the season's first blockbuster trade, with Trae Young moving from Atlanta to Washington in exchange for CJ McCollum and Corey Kispert. The absence of draft capital made the deal notable, as did Young's preference for a Wizards team still deep in a rebuild and struggling defensively. Manji noted that Atlanta's earlier decision not to extend Young signaled an inevitable breakup, while Washington viewed the acquisition as a foundational move around a four time All Star still in his prime. From Atlanta's perspective, the trade created financial flexibility and opened the door for further roster changes, with Anthony Davis mentioned as a potential future target as the Hawks attempt to reset around emerging talent like Jalen Johnson. Manji also recapped a busy NBA slate, highlighting Orlando's overtime win over Brooklyn powered by Paolo Banchero, Oklahoma City's overtime victory against Utah behind a dominant performance from Shai Gilgeous Alexander, and San Antonio's win over the Lakers amid growing concerns about Los Angeles depth and health. Looking ahead to Thursday's limited schedule, Manji broke down several matchups through a betting lens, backing Charlotte against Indiana based on the Hornets defensive improvement and strong performance in back to back situations, leaning toward Cleveland as a road underdog in Minnesota, and favoring a high scoring game between Dallas and Utah given recent defensive trends and pace. The discussion then shifted briefly to the NFL, where Manji addressed the firing of John Harbaugh in Baltimore following a disappointing season. He framed Harbaugh as a coach likely to land quickly elsewhere, with the Giants emerging as a possible fit, while questioning how the Ravens will recalibrate around Lamar Jackson and a talented but underachieving roster. The episode closed with playoff previews and a best bet selection, reinforcing the show's goal of blending news, analysis, and actionable wagering insight into a streamlined daily format aimed at serious sports bettors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL player props for week 18 Munaf Manji and SleepyJ closed the regular season with a focused breakdown of NFL Week 18 player props, emphasizing motivation, usage, and matchup dynamics in a slate defined by uncertainty. They opened with quarterback angles, highlighting Jared Goff under passing yards due to Detroit injuries and a run heavy approach, while backing C J Stroud over his number against Indianapolis based on a consistent history of strong production and recent defensive struggles by the Colts. At running back, SleepyJ returned to Bucky Irving over rushing yards against Carolina, citing Tampa Bay offensive line issues and the need to take pressure off Baker Mayfield, while Manji supported Derrick Henry over rushing attempts in a division deciding game, pointing to recent workload trends and Baltimore reliance on the ground game. Wide receiver discussion centered on Marquez Valdez Scantling over a modest yardage total, driven by increased targets and roster absences that force Pittsburgh to throw, with alternate yardage milestones also discussed. Tight end props followed, including Mitchell Evans over receptions for Carolina in a likely negative game script, and Juwan Johnson over receiving yards for New Orleans as injuries funnel targets his way. Touchdown markets featured Colson Loveland for Chicago based on red zone usage, along with Rico Dowdle and Chigoziem Okonkwo as incentive and matchup driven options. The episode concluded with a best bet on George Kittle over receiving yards in a high stakes matchup, supported by his recent consistency, explosive plays, and central role in the San Francisco offense as teams jockey for playoff seeding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL Week 17 player props. The NFL regular season is winding down, and Week 17 presents a complex betting landscape shaped by playoff positioning, player motivation, and late season incentives. On the latest episode of RJ Bell's Dream Preview, Munaf Manji and SleepyJ broke down how those factors are influencing player prop markets across the board, with an emphasis on discipline and game script rather than chasing inflated narratives. They noted that with many playoff seeds already decided, sportsbooks and bettors alike are gravitating toward incentive driven props, which can cause numbers to move quickly and lose value. As a result, both stressed the importance of identifying matchups where motivation and opportunity align naturally rather than forcing plays based on headlines. One early focus was quarterback props, starting with Geno Smith under his passing yardage total against the Giants. SleepyJ argued that Las Vegas has little incentive to open up the offense, especially with Brock Bowers sidelined and Smith dealing with lingering injuries. A conservative, run heavy approach or even an early exit for Smith made the under appealing. Manji agreed, adding that the Raiders' broader organizational incentives point toward limiting risk at quarterback. On the other side of the spectrum, Trevor Lawrence was highlighted as a strong over candidate against Indianapolis. The Colts' secondary has struggled badly in recent weeks, and with the AFC South still at stake, Lawrence is expected to shoulder the offensive load again, making his passing yardage line attractive. In the running back market, SleepyJ took a contrarian stance with Chuba Hubbard under his combined rushing and receiving total, citing likely negative game script and a shifting backfield rotation that favors Rico Dowdle in passing situations. Manji countered with Chase Brown over his rushing yards against Arizona, pointing to a Cardinals defense that has consistently allowed explosive ground production and a Bengals offense capable of playing from ahead. Wide receiver props followed a similar pattern of value hunting. Romeo Doubs was identified as an over play due to his low yardage number and his established role as a downfield threat in Green Bay's offense. Manji expanded on the incentive angle with Stefon Diggs, who is chasing significant contract bonuses tied to receptions and yardage. Against a depleted Jets secondary, Diggs' receiving yardage over was framed as both situationally and statistically sound. At tight end, SleepyJ continued his season long strategy of targeting Indianapolis with opposing tight ends, backing Brenton Strange over his reception total as a reliable option for Lawrence. Manji stayed in a high total environment with Trey McBride over his receiving yards against Cincinnati, citing the Bengals' ongoing struggles defending the position and McBride's strong road splits. The episode's featured best bet centered on Saquon Barkley over his rushing yardage against Buffalo. Both hosts emphasized the Bills' vulnerability against the run and Philadelphia's recent commitment to feeding Barkley, making the over a straightforward play despite a marquee matchup. Together, the discussion reinforced a clear theme for Week 17, focus on matchup driven edges and realistic game flow rather than crowded incentive narratives, a disciplined approach as the regular season reaches its final stretch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL Week 17 player props. The NFL regular season is winding down, and Week 17 presents a complex betting landscape shaped by playoff positioning, player motivation, and late season incentives. On the latest episode of RJ Bell's Dream Preview, Munaf Manji and SleepyJ broke down how those factors are influencing player prop markets across the board, with an emphasis on discipline and game script rather than chasing inflated narratives. They noted that with many playoff seeds already decided, sportsbooks and bettors alike are gravitating toward incentive driven props, which can cause numbers to move quickly and lose value. As a result, both stressed the importance of identifying matchups where motivation and opportunity align naturally rather than forcing plays based on headlines. One early focus was quarterback props, starting with Geno Smith under his passing yardage total against the Giants. SleepyJ argued that Las Vegas has little incentive to open up the offense, especially with Brock Bowers sidelined and Smith dealing with lingering injuries. A conservative, run heavy approach or even an early exit for Smith made the under appealing. Manji agreed, adding that the Raiders' broader organizational incentives point toward limiting risk at quarterback. On the other side of the spectrum, Trevor Lawrence was highlighted as a strong over candidate against Indianapolis. The Colts' secondary has struggled badly in recent weeks, and with the AFC South still at stake, Lawrence is expected to shoulder the offensive load again, making his passing yardage line attractive. In the running back market, SleepyJ took a contrarian stance with Chuba Hubbard under his combined rushing and receiving total, citing likely negative game script and a shifting backfield rotation that favors Rico Dowdle in passing situations. Manji countered with Chase Brown over his rushing yards against Arizona, pointing to a Cardinals defense that has consistently allowed explosive ground production and a Bengals offense capable of playing from ahead. Wide receiver props followed a similar pattern of value hunting. Romeo Doubs was identified as an over play due to his low yardage number and his established role as a downfield threat in Green Bay's offense. Manji expanded on the incentive angle with Stefon Diggs, who is chasing significant contract bonuses tied to receptions and yardage. Against a depleted Jets secondary, Diggs' receiving yardage over was framed as both situationally and statistically sound. At tight end, SleepyJ continued his season long strategy of targeting Indianapolis with opposing tight ends, backing Brenton Strange over his reception total as a reliable option for Lawrence. Manji stayed in a high total environment with Trey McBride over his receiving yards against Cincinnati, citing the Bengals' ongoing struggles defending the position and McBride's strong road splits. The episode's featured best bet centered on Saquon Barkley over his rushing yardage against Buffalo. Both hosts emphasized the Bills' vulnerability against the run and Philadelphia's recent commitment to feeding Barkley, making the over a straightforward play despite a marquee matchup. Together, the discussion reinforced a clear theme for Week 17, focus on matchup driven edges and realistic game flow rather than crowded incentive narratives, a disciplined approach as the regular season reaches its final stretch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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The story of a young man who dressed as an SS officer for Halloween, and was assaulted, is the pulse of our society. In a time where a man can dress as a psychopath or murderer, a woman as a degenerate whore, an historical costume of fine detail is rejected with violence by mobs of hysterical, brain dead drones. Worse still, the man was charged with assault despite the woman he supposedly assaulted assaulting him on camera - itself part of another issue that involves double standards for men and women in society. It shows the acceptability of violence if it is considered justified and the violence against men if the same is considered justified. Hindu and Buddhist swastikas, or the Manji, are treated in like manner by ignorance. Otherwise, it's perfectly acceptable to wave flags with a hammer and sickle that represent an ideology that not only killed hundreds of millions of people in the 20th century alone, but that is making a resurgence today with terrifying numbers of people demanding its implementation. Furthermore, these things have been blamed somehow on Islam when its founders were actually close to being exclusively Jewish. Similar reactions of screaming and curses can be found on the religious right when confronted by witch costumes. What is happening here if not the reactions of cult adherents? Underlying these topics is the lack of definition about many of things we accept or condemn by reflex action. *The is the FREE archive, which includes advertisements. If you want an ad-free experience, you can subscribe below underneath the show description.FREE ARCHIVE (w. ads)SUBSCRIPTION ARCHIVEX / TWITTER FACEBOOKWEBSITEBuyMe-CoffeePaypal: rdgable1991@gmail.comCashApp: $rdgable EMAIL: rdgable@yahoo.com / TSTRadio@protonmail.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-secret-teachings--5328407/support.
Cathy and Lee are taking a break this month, and August is Greatest Hits time on TechMagic as we pull out some special episodes from our vault. In this Greatest Hits episode of TechMagic, hosts Cathy Hackl and Lee Kebler unpack the cutting-edge innovations transforming finance and commerce in 2025. Along with special guest Nabil Manji, SVP of Fintech Growth at Worldpay, the trio discusses the rise of digital wallets and embedded finance, as well as the power of AI agents and real-time payments. They explore how technology is redefining money movement on a global scale and tackle the impact of quantum computing on payment security. They look at the challenges of AI safety and what companies like Shopify are doing to lead the charge. A must-listen for anyone curious about the future of fintech.What you will learn:How digital wallets are transforming global commerceWhy embedded finance is revolutionizing delivery of financial services to customersThe evolution of real-time payments across different global markets How AI agents are reshaping commerce through automated purchasing Why stablecoins are emerging as a crucial tool for cross-border payments The impact of quantum computing on payment security The challenges facing traditional retail experiences Current concerns around AI chatbots and the need for stronger safety measuresThe growing pains of emerging tech trends, from Nintendo's preorder challenges to Meta's AI controversiesCome for the tech, stay for the magic!Nabil Manji BioNabil Manji is the Senior Vice President and Head of Fintech Growth and Financial Partnerships at Worldpay, where he leads strategic initiatives in emerging payment technologies and financial partnerships. With extensive experience in the payments industry, he oversees how Worldpay collaborates with banks, fintech companies, and card networks to shape the future of money movement. His expertise in payment infrastructure and involvement in Worldpay's Global Payments Report make him uniquely qualified to discuss how technological innovations are transforming the way we think about and handle transactions in an increasingly digital world. His strategic vision for the intersection of technology and finance provides valuable insights for businesses and professionals interested in the future of payments and financial technology.Nabil Manji on LinkedInKey Discussion Topics:00:00 Welcome to Tech Magic with Cathy Hackl & Lee Kebler02:44 AI & Mental Health: The Rise of Digital Therapy Solutions09:51 Nintendo Switch 2: When Preorders Go Wrong18:06 Slate Auto: Reimagining the Electric Truck25:44 The Three Pillars of AI in Payments with Nabil Manji39:37 Digital Wallets: The Evolution of Modern Payment Methods46:20 Cryptocurrency as Payment Infrastructure49:20 Understanding Embedded Commerce & Finance53:57 Quantum Computing's Impact on Payment Security01:03:47 Meta AI Controversy: Safety Concerns & Celebrity Voices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner break down MLB Tuesday betting. The latest MLB Tuesday betting preview from RJ Bell's Dream Preview podcast, hosted by Munaf Manji with Griffin Warner, sets the stage for a critical slate of late-August matchups as teams position themselves for the postseason. The episode dives deep into 14 games on the betting board, breaking down pitching matchups, recent team form, and value spots for bettors. Manji and Warner are riding an 83% hot streak on best bets, going 10–2 in their last 12, and their confidence and banter drive an engaging analysis that blends sharp betting insight with humor and strong statistical breakdowns. The show begins with Red Sox vs Orioles, where Lucas Giolito's improved form and Kyle Braddish's return from Tommy John make Boston and the over intriguing plays. The Braves vs Marlins matchup highlights Sandy Alcantara's struggles, with Warner leaning to the home underdog Marlins and the over on 7.5 runs. In Rays vs Guardians, Shane Baz's road splits and Cleveland's sputtering offense create strong value on Tampa Bay plus money. The Yankees vs Nationals discussion centers on Luis Gil's control issues and the Yankees' defensive problems, leading both analysts toward overs rather than trusting either side. Toronto vs Minnesota showcases Chris Bassett's dominant home record against Bailey Ober's brutal losing streak, making the Blue Jays run line their clear best bet of the day. The Mets remain a “fade” team, with Sean Manaea's poor record and Jesus Luzardo's strong history against New York cementing Philadelphia as the sharper side. Brewers vs Diamondbacks is pegged as a potential shootout, with Jacob Misiorowski's walk issues and Arizona's power threats pointing to an over. Royals vs White Sox highlights Chicago's lack of offense despite Martin Pérez's decent outings, pushing Kansas City as the stronger side. Other key breakdowns include Pirates vs Cardinals (leaning over), Angels vs Rangers (under 8.5 tabbed as Warner's best bet despite Corbin's volatility), and Astros vs Rockies (only playable through alternate run lines given Houston's -315 price). Padres vs Mariners positions Dylan Cease as a value underdog against a hittable Luis Castillo, while Cubs vs Giants trends under behind Matthew Boyd's road splits and Justin Verlander's home tendencies. The card wraps with Reds vs Dodgers, where Nick Martinez's inconsistency and Clayton Kershaw's diminished form suggest the over nine runs is the sharper angle. Beyond game analysis, the hosts highlight Pregame.com promotions, including a Beat Greg Shaker college football contest with $1,000 in prizes and a 20% sitewide discount using the promo code SLUGGER20. This synergy between MLB betting insights, college football contests, and broader handicapping content reinforces Pregame's role as a hub for sharp sports betting information. From an editorial perspective, the podcast succeeds by pairing statistical depth with practical wagering advice, appealing both to seasoned bettors and newer fans seeking guidance. The mix of trends, fantasy baseball angles, and promotional tie-ins keeps the content dynamic. My commentary is that the show's value lies not just in picks, but in its process: highlighting faulty lines, identifying exploitable splits, and stressing the importance of context when interpreting numbers. The betting insights are actionable, but the broader lesson is that line shopping, injury context, and market awareness are as crucial as raw stats. Late-August baseball handicapping, with best bets on Blue Jays run line and Angels vs Rangers under anchoring a comprehensive breakdown. As playoff races tighten, bettors get both sharp picks and a reminder of Pregame.com's broader offerings, making it a must-listen for anyone serious about MLB odds, betting strategies, and value plays heading into September. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner break down MLB Tuesday betting. The latest MLB Tuesday betting preview from RJ Bell's Dream Preview podcast, hosted by Munaf Manji with Griffin Warner, sets the stage for a critical slate of late-August matchups as teams position themselves for the postseason. The episode dives deep into 14 games on the betting board, breaking down pitching matchups, recent team form, and value spots for bettors. Manji and Warner are riding an 83% hot streak on best bets, going 10–2 in their last 12, and their confidence and banter drive an engaging analysis that blends sharp betting insight with humor and strong statistical breakdowns. The show begins with Red Sox vs Orioles, where Lucas Giolito's improved form and Kyle Braddish's return from Tommy John make Boston and the over intriguing plays. The Braves vs Marlins matchup highlights Sandy Alcantara's struggles, with Warner leaning to the home underdog Marlins and the over on 7.5 runs. In Rays vs Guardians, Shane Baz's road splits and Cleveland's sputtering offense create strong value on Tampa Bay plus money. The Yankees vs Nationals discussion centers on Luis Gil's control issues and the Yankees' defensive problems, leading both analysts toward overs rather than trusting either side. Toronto vs Minnesota showcases Chris Bassett's dominant home record against Bailey Ober's brutal losing streak, making the Blue Jays run line their clear best bet of the day. The Mets remain a “fade” team, with Sean Manaea's poor record and Jesus Luzardo's strong history against New York cementing Philadelphia as the sharper side. Brewers vs Diamondbacks is pegged as a potential shootout, with Jacob Misiorowski's walk issues and Arizona's power threats pointing to an over. Royals vs White Sox highlights Chicago's lack of offense despite Martin Pérez's decent outings, pushing Kansas City as the stronger side. Other key breakdowns include Pirates vs Cardinals (leaning over), Angels vs Rangers (under 8.5 tabbed as Warner's best bet despite Corbin's volatility), and Astros vs Rockies (only playable through alternate run lines given Houston's -315 price). Padres vs Mariners positions Dylan Cease as a value underdog against a hittable Luis Castillo, while Cubs vs Giants trends under behind Matthew Boyd's road splits and Justin Verlander's home tendencies. The card wraps with Reds vs Dodgers, where Nick Martinez's inconsistency and Clayton Kershaw's diminished form suggest the over nine runs is the sharper angle. Beyond game analysis, the hosts highlight Pregame.com promotions, including a Beat Greg Shaker college football contest with $1,000 in prizes and a 20% sitewide discount using the promo code SLUGGER20. This synergy between MLB betting insights, college football contests, and broader handicapping content reinforces Pregame's role as a hub for sharp sports betting information. From an editorial perspective, the podcast succeeds by pairing statistical depth with practical wagering advice, appealing both to seasoned bettors and newer fans seeking guidance. The mix of trends, fantasy baseball angles, and promotional tie-ins keeps the content dynamic. My commentary is that the show's value lies not just in picks, but in its process: highlighting faulty lines, identifying exploitable splits, and stressing the importance of context when interpreting numbers. The betting insights are actionable, but the broader lesson is that line shopping, injury context, and market awareness are as crucial as raw stats. Late-August baseball handicapping, with best bets on Blue Jays run line and Angels vs Rangers under anchoring a comprehensive breakdown. As playoff races tighten, bettors get both sharp picks and a reminder of Pregame.com's broader offerings, making it a must-listen for anyone serious about MLB odds, betting strategies, and value plays heading into September. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner break down MLB Tuesday betting. The latest MLB Tuesday betting preview from RJ Bell's Dream Preview podcast, hosted by Munaf Manji with Griffin Warner, sets the stage for a critical slate of late-August matchups as teams position themselves for the postseason. The episode dives deep into 14 games on the betting board, breaking down pitching matchups, recent team form, and value spots for bettors. Manji and Warner are riding an 83% hot streak on best bets, going 10–2 in their last 12, and their confidence and banter drive an engaging analysis that blends sharp betting insight with humor and strong statistical breakdowns. The show begins with Red Sox vs Orioles, where Lucas Giolito's improved form and Kyle Braddish's return from Tommy John make Boston and the over intriguing plays. The Braves vs Marlins matchup highlights Sandy Alcantara's struggles, with Warner leaning to the home underdog Marlins and the over on 7.5 runs. In Rays vs Guardians, Shane Baz's road splits and Cleveland's sputtering offense create strong value on Tampa Bay plus money. The Yankees vs Nationals discussion centers on Luis Gil's control issues and the Yankees' defensive problems, leading both analysts toward overs rather than trusting either side. Toronto vs Minnesota showcases Chris Bassett's dominant home record against Bailey Ober's brutal losing streak, making the Blue Jays run line their clear best bet of the day. The Mets remain a “fade” team, with Sean Manaea's poor record and Jesus Luzardo's strong history against New York cementing Philadelphia as the sharper side. Brewers vs Diamondbacks is pegged as a potential shootout, with Jacob Misiorowski's walk issues and Arizona's power threats pointing to an over. Royals vs White Sox highlights Chicago's lack of offense despite Martin Pérez's decent outings, pushing Kansas City as the stronger side. Other key breakdowns include Pirates vs Cardinals (leaning over), Angels vs Rangers (under 8.5 tabbed as Warner's best bet despite Corbin's volatility), and Astros vs Rockies (only playable through alternate run lines given Houston's -315 price). Padres vs Mariners positions Dylan Cease as a value underdog against a hittable Luis Castillo, while Cubs vs Giants trends under behind Matthew Boyd's road splits and Justin Verlander's home tendencies. The card wraps with Reds vs Dodgers, where Nick Martinez's inconsistency and Clayton Kershaw's diminished form suggest the over nine runs is the sharper angle. Beyond game analysis, the hosts highlight Pregame.com promotions, including a Beat Greg Shaker college football contest with $1,000 in prizes and a 20% sitewide discount using the promo code SLUGGER20. This synergy between MLB betting insights, college football contests, and broader handicapping content reinforces Pregame's role as a hub for sharp sports betting information. From an editorial perspective, the podcast succeeds by pairing statistical depth with practical wagering advice, appealing both to seasoned bettors and newer fans seeking guidance. The mix of trends, fantasy baseball angles, and promotional tie-ins keeps the content dynamic. My commentary is that the show's value lies not just in picks, but in its process: highlighting faulty lines, identifying exploitable splits, and stressing the importance of context when interpreting numbers. The betting insights are actionable, but the broader lesson is that line shopping, injury context, and market awareness are as crucial as raw stats. Late-August baseball handicapping, with best bets on Blue Jays run line and Angels vs Rangers under anchoring a comprehensive breakdown. As playoff races tighten, bettors get both sharp picks and a reminder of Pregame.com's broader offerings, making it a must-listen for anyone serious about MLB odds, betting strategies, and value plays heading into September. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
https://notesonfilm1.com/2025/07/30/thinking-aloud-about-cinema-cinema-rediscovered-2025-wrap-up/ If a week ago we podcast on what we were looking forward to at the CINEMA REDISCOVERED festival, this is the bookend reflecting on what we actually saw. We are once again full of praise for the organisers, the friendliness of the staff at the Watershed, the originality and diversity of the programme, the community aspect, the educational component and the way that it trains young people up to programme and curate and then gives them an opportunity to exercise those skills. Emotional highlights included a reunion of Stephen Frears, Hanif Kureishi and Gordon Warnecke at the MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDRETTE screening and Stephen Wooley and Julian Temple getting back together to reminisce about Palace Pictures and ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS, which we liked so much we plan a separate podcast on it. We appreciated the mini programs scheduled on single days (Carlos Saura, Maria Luisa Bemberg, Anna Mae Wong) and the longer ones (the AGAINST THE GRAIN: 1980s BRITISH CINEMA, MASUMURA x WAKAO). It was fantastic to be able to see some films at the BRISTOL MEGASCREEN (THE FALL OF OTRAR, DIVA, THE BEAST TO DIE, MANJI). We talk at some length on individual films as well (ROSA LA ROSE, FILLE PUBLIQUE; THEMROC, DESERT HEARTS, ONE POTATO TWO POTATO and others. We praise the way Sheldon Hall designed his talk on films on Channel 4 for this particular audience, including broadcast dates on every film at the festival and under which strand; for Stephen Horne's fantastic, multi-instrument accompaniment to the Anna Mae Wong programme; and the care in curating the introductions to the films, with most speakers understanding that the intro is not about them or their interests but about enhancing the audience's experience and appreciation. The festival left us wishing for a fuller programme the last evening but being left wishing for more is not a bad thing. José Arroyo
Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner talk MLB betting for Friday. The discussion hosted by Manaf Manji with Griffin Warner covers MLB trades, team trajectories, and Friday betting previews. It begins with anticipation for an active trade deadline as the Arizona Diamondbacks officially begin a fire sale after being swept by Houston, trading Josh Naylor to Seattle and reportedly shopping Eugenio Suarez. Griffin notes the Yankees and Cubs as possible suitors while mocking the Yankees' defensive issues despite Aaron Boone's optimism. The first breakdown focuses on the Brewers hosting Miami with Freddie Peralta (12–4, 2.85 ERA) against Cal Quantrill. Milwaukee, 22–6 in their last 28, are heavy favorites at -220. Manji highlights Peralta's home dominance (7–0, 1.53 ERA), backing Brewers -1.5. The Diamondbacks vs Pirates matchup features Ryne Nelson (5.79 road ERA) against Mike Burrows. Warner criticizes Arizona's bullpen anchored by closer Kevin Ginkel (7.89 ERA) and prefers the Pirates as slight home underdogs. The Phillies visit the Yankees with Taijuan Walker and Will Warren on the mound. Both expect a high-scoring affair in homer-friendly Yankee Stadium, with Manji giving his best bet on over 10 runs. In Baltimore, Kyle Freeland (2–10, 5.19 ERA) faces Dean Kremer, who has a 2.00 ERA at home. Manji leans Rockies +1.5 for value. The Dodgers visit Boston with Emmet Sheehan against Brayan Bello. Warner views the Dodgers as overpriced and takes the Red Sox at +106. Tampa Bay's Zach Littell faces Cincinnati's Nick Martinez; Warner favors the Reds as home dogs, while Manji prefers the Rays' team total over. The Blue Jays visit the reeling Tigers, who are 1–10 in their last 11 and last in MLB in runs, ERA, and WHIP over that stretch. Both back Toronto behind José Berríos against Keider Montero. In Chicago, Shota Imanaga meets Adrian Houser. Manji notes the White Sox are 5–2 straight up at home and leans their run line or first five innings while targeting under 8.5. The Braves take on the Rangers with Joey Wentz against Nathan Eovaldi, and Warner leans Braves moneyline against an expensive favorite, though Manji supports Texas early behind Eovaldi. Cleveland's Gavin Williams faces Michael Wacha in Kansas City; Warner points out KC has lost five straight Wacha starts due to poor run support, siding with the Guardians. The Nationals visit the Twins, with Mackenzie Gore versus prospect Zebby Matthews. Warner calls Gore overworked and makes Minnesota -131 his best bet, joined by Manji. Seattle's consistent Brian Wu visits the Angels' Jose Soriano, who has a 5.65 ERA at home. Manji recommends Seattle's team total over. The Mets travel to San Francisco, with Clay Holmes set to be piggybacked by relievers against Logan Webb. Warner backs the Giants at -132, while Manji prefers the under 7.5 or first five under. The show closes with best bets: Griffin takes the Twins -131, while Manji selects Phillies-Yankees over 10. They also tease expanded coverage next week with three episodes leading up to the trade deadline. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner talk MLB betting for Friday. The discussion hosted by Manaf Manji with Griffin Warner covers MLB trades, team trajectories, and Friday betting previews. It begins with anticipation for an active trade deadline as the Arizona Diamondbacks officially begin a fire sale after being swept by Houston, trading Josh Naylor to Seattle and reportedly shopping Eugenio Suarez. Griffin notes the Yankees and Cubs as possible suitors while mocking the Yankees' defensive issues despite Aaron Boone's optimism. The first breakdown focuses on the Brewers hosting Miami with Freddie Peralta (12–4, 2.85 ERA) against Cal Quantrill. Milwaukee, 22–6 in their last 28, are heavy favorites at -220. Manji highlights Peralta's home dominance (7–0, 1.53 ERA), backing Brewers -1.5. The Diamondbacks vs Pirates matchup features Ryne Nelson (5.79 road ERA) against Mike Burrows. Warner criticizes Arizona's bullpen anchored by closer Kevin Ginkel (7.89 ERA) and prefers the Pirates as slight home underdogs. The Phillies visit the Yankees with Taijuan Walker and Will Warren on the mound. Both expect a high-scoring affair in homer-friendly Yankee Stadium, with Manji giving his best bet on over 10 runs. In Baltimore, Kyle Freeland (2–10, 5.19 ERA) faces Dean Kremer, who has a 2.00 ERA at home. Manji leans Rockies +1.5 for value. The Dodgers visit Boston with Emmet Sheehan against Brayan Bello. Warner views the Dodgers as overpriced and takes the Red Sox at +106. Tampa Bay's Zach Littell faces Cincinnati's Nick Martinez; Warner favors the Reds as home dogs, while Manji prefers the Rays' team total over. The Blue Jays visit the reeling Tigers, who are 1–10 in their last 11 and last in MLB in runs, ERA, and WHIP over that stretch. Both back Toronto behind José Berríos against Keider Montero. In Chicago, Shota Imanaga meets Adrian Houser. Manji notes the White Sox are 5–2 straight up at home and leans their run line or first five innings while targeting under 8.5. The Braves take on the Rangers with Joey Wentz against Nathan Eovaldi, and Warner leans Braves moneyline against an expensive favorite, though Manji supports Texas early behind Eovaldi. Cleveland's Gavin Williams faces Michael Wacha in Kansas City; Warner points out KC has lost five straight Wacha starts due to poor run support, siding with the Guardians. The Nationals visit the Twins, with Mackenzie Gore versus prospect Zebby Matthews. Warner calls Gore overworked and makes Minnesota -131 his best bet, joined by Manji. Seattle's consistent Brian Wu visits the Angels' Jose Soriano, who has a 5.65 ERA at home. Manji recommends Seattle's team total over. The Mets travel to San Francisco, with Clay Holmes set to be piggybacked by relievers against Logan Webb. Warner backs the Giants at -132, while Manji prefers the under 7.5 or first five under. The show closes with best bets: Griffin takes the Twins -131, while Manji selects Phillies-Yankees over 10. They also tease expanded coverage next week with three episodes leading up to the trade deadline. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode of TechMagic, hosts Cathy Hackl and Lee Kebler unpack the cutting-edge innovations transforming finance and commerce in 2025. Along with special guest Nabil Manji, SVP of Fintech Growth at Worldpay, the trio discusses the rise of digital wallets and embedded finance, as well as the power of AI agents and real-time payments. They explore how technology is redefining money movement on a global scale and tackle the impact of quantum computing on payment security. They look at the challenges of AI safety and what companies like Shopify are doing to lead the charge. A must-listen for anyone curious about the future of fintech.What you will learn:How digital wallets are transforming global commerceWhy embedded finance is revolutionizing delivery of financial services to customersThe evolution of real-time payments across different global markets How AI agents are reshaping commerce through automated purchasing Why stablecoins are emerging as a crucial tool for cross-border payments The impact of quantum computing on payment security The challenges facing traditional retail experiences Current concerns around AI chatbots and the need for stronger safety measuresThe growing pains of emerging tech trends, from Nintendo's preorder challenges to Meta's AI controversiesCome for the tech, stay for the magic!Nabil Manji BioNabil Manji is the Senior Vice President and Head of Fintech Growth and Financial Partnerships at Worldpay, where he leads strategic initiatives in emerging payment technologies and financial partnerships. With extensive experience in the payments industry, he oversees how Worldpay collaborates with banks, fintech companies, and card networks to shape the future of money movement. His expertise in payment infrastructure and involvement in Worldpay's Global Payments Report make him uniquely qualified to discuss how technological innovations are transforming the way we think about and handle transactions in an increasingly digital world. His strategic vision for the intersection of technology and finance provides valuable insights for businesses and professionals interested in the future of payments and financial technology.Nabil Manji on LinkedInKey Discussion Topics:00:00 Welcome to Tech Magic with Cathy Hackl & Lee Kebler02:44 AI & Mental Health: The Rise of Digital Therapy Solutions09:51 Nintendo Switch 2: When Preorders Go Wrong18:06 Slate Auto: Reimagining the Electric Truck25:44 The Three Pillars of AI in Payments with Nabil Manji39:37 Digital Wallets: The Evolution of Modern Payment Methods46:20 Cryptocurrency as Payment Infrastructure49:20 Understanding Embedded Commerce & Finance53:57 Quantum Computing's Impact on Payment Security01:03:47 Meta AI Controversy: Safety Concerns & Celebrity Voices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Irshad Manji, educator, author and former journalist joins host Steve Paikin in studio to discuss life as a Canadian living in the United States of America. Having witnessed a pivotal election period and an ongoing trade war between the two countries she has called home, what's it like for dual citizens like Manji?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Welcome to the first episode of Suhoor Bites, where we begin our journey through the Qur'an, one Juz at a time. In this episode, Shaykh Sadiq Meghjee, share reflections on Juz 1, exploring Surah 2, verse 2. Stay tuned until the end as Ali Manji recites a selection of verses from this Juz, bringing the beauty of the Holy Qur'an to life.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Start your Suhoor with wisdom, reflection, and connection to the Qur'an! Suhoor Bites is a daily podcast designed to bring you insights from each Juz of the Qur'an, helping you reflect on its deeper meanings and apply its lessons to your daily life.
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Munaf Manji and Steve Fezzik discuss NFL Week 14 review. The guys also talk power ratings and much more. Key Quotes Analysis Steve Fezzik on Plinko Bets (0:35–0:47): Fezzik humorously uses the term "Plinko" to describe unpredictable outcomes, showcasing his wit in analyzing results like Kansas City winning while Dallas and Cincinnati covering the spread. His remarks encapsulate the randomness of betting outcomes. Jamar Chase's Impact (0:48–1:48): Manji emphasizes Jamar Chase's game-winning 40-yard touchdown, noting its significance for bettors who bet on Joe Burrow exceeding 37.5 passing yards. Big Bet on Eagles (4:44–7:34): A bettor's $3 million wager on the Eagles' money line sparks a detailed discussion on sportsbook strategies, including liability management and how high-money bets can shift odds. Phony Finals: Misleading Scores (7:49–12:29): Fezzik critiques games like Minnesota vs. Atlanta and Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh, explaining how turnovers skewed perceptions of dominance, underscoring the importance of stats beyond the scoreboard. Power Rating Adjustments (14:12–15:50): Teams like New Orleans and Las Vegas face downgrades due to quarterback injuries, while Seattle gets an upgrade after outperforming Arizona, highlighting the impact of key players and situational performance. Player Statistics Joe Burrow: Surpassed the 37.5-yard mark with a 40-yard touchdown pass. Kirk Cousins: Rebounded with a 300-yard game despite previous struggles. Kyler Murray: Struggled against Seattle, contributing to Arizona's downgrade. Team Insights Cincinnati Bengals: Benefited from a Cowboys special teams error leading to their win. Fezzik notes the narrow margins of victory in the NFL. Minnesota Vikings: Overperformed against Atlanta due to a +3 turnover differential, a factor Fezzik highlights as misleading. Seattle Seahawks: Gained a point in ratings after outplaying Arizona, showcasing resilience and improved NFC West standings. Cleveland Browns: Despite winning stats, costly turnovers allowed Pittsburgh to cover, reinforcing Fezzik's point about misleading game outcomes. Vegas Spotlight High-Stakes Betting: Discussion on handling large wagers like the Eagles bet highlights sportsbook strategies to mitigate risk. Rodeo in Vegas: Fezzik humorously reflects on the cultural influx during the annual rodeo, drawing comparisons to his early days in Reno. Conclusion The podcast provides a multifaceted view of NFL Week 14, emphasizing the importance of analyzing beyond scores and discussing the betting dynamics in both sportsbooks and on-field performances. Fezzik's candid commentary adds humor and depth, making it an insightful listen for bettors and sports enthusiasts. Key Points
In this episode of The Dental Economist Show, host Mike Huffaker sits down with Rezwan Manji, CEO of Imagen Dental Partners. Join them as they discuss building long-lasting dental organizations, making patient-focused investment decisions, and fostering a culture of transparency and collaboration in the DSO industry.
Munaf Manji and Steve Fezzik talk NFL Week 8 recap. Fezzik and Munaf also discuss NFL week 9 and Fezzik gives out a few best bets. In the podcast hosted by Munaf Manji with Steve Fezzik, the two delve into NFL Week 8's significant performances, player stats, and contest updates, alongside Week 9 insights and power ratings. Survivor Contest Update (1:46): Fezzik shares updates on the Circa Survivor, betting on the Lions, and mentions his sixth-place position in the Circa Invitational despite recent challenges. Scoring Trends & Kickoff Rule Impact (3:08): Manji notes an 11-4 over trend, attributing it to new kickoff rules that enable favorable field positioning. Fezzik agrees, observing that quarterbacks need several weeks to find rhythm due to the shorter preseason. Strategy Shift (4:38): Fezzik highlights a shift where teams increasingly opt for long passes on third downs, offering higher returns, which aligns with aggressive plays seen from quarterbacks like Russell Wilson. Player Analysis - Jameis Winston (6:31): Winston's impressive performance as a fill-in led to an upset over Baltimore. His efficient passing provided an unexpected offensive boost. Game Breakdowns & Phony Finals: Detroit vs. Tennessee: Despite a dominant score, the Lions benefited from exceptional special teams and field positioning rather than yardage. Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay: Although Tampa Bay led in yardage and first downs, they lost, indicating a misaligned scoreboard. Jets vs. New England: Fezzik describes New England's victory as misleading since the Jets outperformed statistically. Despite the Jets' 2-6 record, he rates them above-average but cites quarterback struggles. Chargers vs. New Orleans: Fezzik gives a slight upgrade to the Chargers after a well-rounded performance and identifies ongoing injury issues for New Orleans. Kansas City's Defensive Edge (14:21): Kansas City's defensive strength is emphasized, as the team's solid defense would position them as favorites with a more potent offense. Coaching & Analytics (16:40): Fezzik underscores the importance of analytics in coaching, criticizing teams that ignore optimal two-point conversion decisions. He advocates for hiring analytics experts to guide decisions and avoid old-fashioned tactics. Power Rating Adjustments (20:14): In Week 9, Cleveland's ranking sees a boost due to stronger quarterback play, while Dallas drops as defensive injuries expose vulnerabilities. Las Vegas Lifestyle Tips (22:06): Fezzik suggests Red Rock Canyon for scenic activities and recommends Mountains Edge Regional Park for a mix of sports facilities, providing family-friendly alternatives outside the typical Vegas experience. Dining in Vegas (26:42): Fezzik recommends Nobu's beef Wagyu tacos and spicy rock shrimp, advising listeners on budget-friendly ways to enjoy high-end Vegas dining. Fezzik concludes with a college football pick for Connecticut over Georgia State, citing favorable game conditions for Connecticut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Munaf Manji and Steve Fezzik talk NFL Week 8 recap. Fezzik and Munaf also discuss NFL week 9 and Fezzik gives out a few best bets. In the podcast hosted by Munaf Manji with Steve Fezzik, the two delve into NFL Week 8's significant performances, player stats, and contest updates, alongside Week 9 insights and power ratings. Survivor Contest Update (1:46): Fezzik shares updates on the Circa Survivor, betting on the Lions, and mentions his sixth-place position in the Circa Invitational despite recent challenges. Scoring Trends & Kickoff Rule Impact (3:08): Manji notes an 11-4 over trend, attributing it to new kickoff rules that enable favorable field positioning. Fezzik agrees, observing that quarterbacks need several weeks to find rhythm due to the shorter preseason. Strategy Shift (4:38): Fezzik highlights a shift where teams increasingly opt for long passes on third downs, offering higher returns, which aligns with aggressive plays seen from quarterbacks like Russell Wilson. Player Analysis - Jameis Winston (6:31): Winston's impressive performance as a fill-in led to an upset over Baltimore. His efficient passing provided an unexpected offensive boost. Game Breakdowns & Phony Finals: Detroit vs. Tennessee: Despite a dominant score, the Lions benefited from exceptional special teams and field positioning rather than yardage. Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay: Although Tampa Bay led in yardage and first downs, they lost, indicating a misaligned scoreboard. Jets vs. New England: Fezzik describes New England's victory as misleading since the Jets outperformed statistically. Despite the Jets' 2-6 record, he rates them above-average but cites quarterback struggles. Chargers vs. New Orleans: Fezzik gives a slight upgrade to the Chargers after a well-rounded performance and identifies ongoing injury issues for New Orleans. Kansas City's Defensive Edge (14:21): Kansas City's defensive strength is emphasized, as the team's solid defense would position them as favorites with a more potent offense. Coaching & Analytics (16:40): Fezzik underscores the importance of analytics in coaching, criticizing teams that ignore optimal two-point conversion decisions. He advocates for hiring analytics experts to guide decisions and avoid old-fashioned tactics. Power Rating Adjustments (20:14): In Week 9, Cleveland's ranking sees a boost due to stronger quarterback play, while Dallas drops as defensive injuries expose vulnerabilities. Las Vegas Lifestyle Tips (22:06): Fezzik suggests Red Rock Canyon for scenic activities and recommends Mountains Edge Regional Park for a mix of sports facilities, providing family-friendly alternatives outside the typical Vegas experience. Dining in Vegas (26:42): Fezzik recommends Nobu's beef Wagyu tacos and spicy rock shrimp, advising listeners on budget-friendly ways to enjoy high-end Vegas dining. Fezzik concludes with a college football pick for Connecticut over Georgia State, citing favorable game conditions for Connecticut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Six years of top-quality theological podcasting... Show your support by becoming a Patron! After considering "World Religions" as such, in this episode Dad and I turn our attention to considering a specific world religion. But our burden here is not to discuss the details or the disputes about or within Islam, but mainly to inquire about it as a challenge to Christian theology. Do we wrongly exalt the finite man Jesus to the status of the infinite? Does our complex creed betray a fatal weakness compared to Islam's simple one? How did God as Christians know him allow a competing monotheism to arise under his providence? Not surprisingly, we also put some theological questions of our own to Islam. Notes: 1. Related episodes: World Religions, John of Damascus, Fear and Phobias, Two Kingdoms 16th Century Edition, Two Kingdoms 20th and 21st Century Edition, On Hamas' Attack on Israel, Luther and the Jews 2. Some resources for more in-depth study of Islam on its own terms: Fletcher, The Cross and the Crescent; Saeed, Islamic Thought: An Introduction; A Common Word: Muslims and Christians on Loving God and Neighbor 3. Qureshi, Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus, and see also Janosik, John of Damascus: First Apologist to the Muslims 4. Sanneh, Summoned from the Margin 5. Shoemaker, Creating the Qur'an 6. Manji, The Trouble with Islam 7. Also consider listening to this episode I did with Enter the Bible on the variety of millennialisms and the temptations of interpreting history
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