Podcasts about Marsh

(00:00-29:10) Joined by Gabe DeArmond from Power Mizzou. Do Mississippi State fans bring the cowbells on the road? Gary Pinkel stepped down 10 years ago. The latest on the coaching carousel that is running Gabe's life right now. Drink connected to all of the openings. Has Drink's stock gone down over the past few weeks? Other names being mentioned with the coaching vacancies. Drink's CFP or bust comments. What's the Tigers' motivation? Offensive play calling. Looking forward to the post game show.(29:18-43:27) This one's for you, Sharon. What college football game are you most intrigued by this weekend? The ACC could break the sport. She's Like The Wind. Eddie Murphy documentary on Netflix. Marsh on Movie Boi. PFG rapping at the Crestwood Mall food court. Movie Boi is in the black. Michael Shannon. Chairman has a media credential for Mizzou tomorrow and is gonna hold Drink accountable. SINK Life.(43:37-49:57) She's like the wind. Hoping for a couple wins for The Note this weekend. Martin with a correction on Michael Shannon. Surging into 7th place.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Things Discussed: HOOPS Craig and the Half a Head story vis a vis Tarik Skubal. Aday Mara holy crap. He was last year's on-off numbers while playing 37/45 minutes. When he was on the floor Wake Forest was 27% at the rim. M needs to figure out the rest. Loosening balls but not converting them to turnovers. Have three bigs on the floor and none know how to box out because they were the rebounding alphas. Three Bigs? Don't think it's going to work because Morez Johnson taking a three in the flow of the offense isn't going to work. The point of Yaxel is to make him a four, so you're effectively using Johnson at small forward. Maybe if you also make Mara a Wolf-level assist guy? They won a game when they shot 16% from three; if they can be 33% from three and have Mara's defense it's over. Don't overreact to Lendeborg's start: injured hand and Wake was a weird team that didn't have big tradeoffs from switching only 6'7" guy on Lendeborg to another. Loose balls: not boxing out when they're not boxing out, the way they play is everyone can be aggressive on their man and you have a behemoth, so nobody's facing the ball when he knocks it loose. Defense needs to be more aggressive: You saw Gayle got it; he overplayed on the perimeter and got some turnovers because if they cut behind you you're still covered. Wake's first shots sucked. LJ's thing is he goes in the lane, but this team doesn't have a lot of perimeter shooting. Tschetter's defense doesn't match well with this team, but he can get you threes. Was hoping he could be on the court with Johnson and Mara but he can't unless Morez can take threes. Trey McKenney was a revelation on defense. He knows where to be, has that length. Can they run offense without Cadeau on the court? Cadeau also needs to be more careful with the ball—deserved six turnovers. FOOTBALL Northwestern Preview: Low-scoring game. They're good on defense, they're interception-prone, they're best at putting two TEs on the field and running OZ and Duo; Michigan might be able to play two-DTs. When they do well they get movement on the front. Caleb Tiernan: Always loved Northwestern. If we're in a match of who can out-1950s the other give me Michigan's OL and Jordan Marshall. If M gets an explosive they can look for it in the RPO game: NWern can't go to their 3rd safety and their SS is a 6'4"/220 hybrid guy. Maybe get him against Marsh? Barham at edge or linebacker? I vote linebacker, because that makes them tell you how they're going to set up. TONY PETTITI IS GOING TO END THE BIG TEN Trying to pass their their "pay-day loan" (thank you Regent Bernstein) over the objections of Michigan and USC is the way they get Michigan to leave when the Grant of Rights expires. When all of these are mid-majors in 20 years remember this moment, and the idiots trying to solve today's problems with a cash infusion that future fans will have to pay for.

Yeehaw! Strap in and hit the road (or the treadmill) with Private Chef Jonny Marsh - the culinary powerhouse who cooks for football's elite and fuels his runs with a whole lot of country rhythm. In this special episode of RunPod: The Power Playlist, Jonny shares the audio that keep his energy high, his stride strong, and his spirit free.So lace up, turn it up, and get ready to cook up some miles with Jenni and Jonny!Jonny's Main Episode of RunPod is available now, and his debut cookbook THE PRIVATE CHEF is out on the 14 November 2025 - 80 recipes. Adaptable. Realistic. Good for busy weeks. Good for training blocks. Good for fuelling a life that you actually enjoy.

Musician and nomad, Nolan Marsh (@livefromthebus), joins us to talk about being Jewish in the U.S. Army, jamming at a neo-Nazi bar, life lessons from the road, and making music across the world. Follow him on Instagram & TikTok @livefromthebus!Support our work: buymeacoffee.com/peoplejewwannaknowWhat We Discuss: 00:00 Intro & Episode Agenda04:45 Nolan's story & Jewish upbringing9:41 On serving in the U.S. Army as a Jew 11:26 A blues jam at a Neo-Nazi bar19:00 The story of Daryl Davis, the black man who befriended the grand wizard of the KKK 22:00 Nolan's biggest lesson from living a nomadic life30:21 Has Nolan been to Israel? 31:30 Nolan's take on staying relevant on social media33:20 On making music all over the world 40:30 Nolan's musical inspirations45:29 Closing Remarks & Guest Nomination

In this episode of Coffey & Code, host Ashley Coffey sits down with Jason Marsh — founder and CEO of Flow Immersive— to explore how AI, AR, and spatial computing are transforming the way we visualize and interact with data.Marsh, a veteran technologist with over 50 years of coding experience and a former Apple engineer, shares how Flow Immersive is replacing 2D slide decks with immersive 3D data stories powered by artificial intelligence. From visualizing Medicare and financial data in augmented reality to powering data storytelling at the United Nations General Assembly, Flow is changing how leaders collaborate, communicate, and make data-driven decisions.Listeners will learn:How AI and AR smart glasses create interactive, multi-user data environments.Why Flow Immersive's “speak with your data” feature lets users query and visualize information in real time.The challenges and breakthroughs of building multi-user AI systems for the enterprise.Why the boardrooms of the future will feature floating, collaborative 3D visualizations instead of flat PowerPoint slides.How Marsh defines “cool” as mastery and control — the ultimate intersection of human intuition and technology.Whether you're curious about the future of spatial computing, AI-driven storytelling, or immersive collaboration, this conversation is a front-row look at how data visualization is evolving from slides to holograms.

As private equity activity regains momentum after a prolonged period of low exit volumes and extended holding periods, it is critical for PE firms to remain vigilant and focus on identifying and addressing potential risks. Human capital considerations, tailored insurance solutions, and innovative transactional risk insurance can help PE firms navigate challenges to help safeguard value and optimize returns. In this episode of Risk in Context, Marsh's Paul Knowles, Katie Gensheimer, Philipp Giessen, and Mercer's Dhruv Mehra discuss the current private equity landscape and its impact on exit strategies, the people-related issues that funds should consider in their exit strategy, and the insurance solutions that can help firms mitigate risks. You can access a transcript of the episode here. For more insights and insurance and risk management solutions, follow Marsh on LinkedIn and X and visit marsh.com.

Various Artists - Selador Showcase 21 (feat. Dave Seaman, AIKON, Stereo Underground, Axel Giova, Kelsey Valentine) Support from Super-Flu, Nick Warren, Spencer Brown, Argia, Danny Tenaglia, Gai Barone, Sascha Dive, Marsh, Jonathan Kaspar, Audio Junkies, Horse Meat Disco, Joyce Muniz, Jepe, Danny Howells, AFFKT, Bog Our multi-artist showcases have been a staple of the Selador release schedule for aeons – seasoned veterans rubbing shoulders with new kids on the block as we unleash a plethora of pulsating product out into the acid house ether…and straight onto yer local dancefloor. And here are 4 more guaranteed to challenge the world's bass bins. First up, following on from their mighty ‘Promise You' collab earlier this year, the match made in House Heaven that is Dave Seaman & Aikon team up again, vocalist Daisy Valentine in tow, to bring us the dark, driving juggernaut that is ‘Burning Up', atmospheric and anthemic in equal proportions. We love a Selador debut, previous showcases have brought us so many…and we're delighted to welcome Axel Giova, a regular in all the best DJ boxes via releases for the likes of Sudbeat and Balance. ‘Detroit Touches' is a mighty fine Seladorian calling card, full of unexpected sonic twists and sexy turns. Kelsey Valentine is actually two producers, both with quite the CV from back in the day. ‘B Somebody' certainly has a healthy dose of 80s / early 90s rave vibes that might just put your physical well-being at risk through excessive dancing. If you fancy some self-preservation - let me hear you say yeah! Hot from his stellar re-work on Steve Parry's ‘Waterfloor' for our 200th release, we're delighted to welcome back Stereo Underground with his own jam. ‘Make Your Heartbeat' is a heads down, no messin' peak timer that goes straight for the jugular, with an infectious vocal motif aiding and abetting the titanic techno. Release Date : November 7th, 2025 https://found.ee/SeladorShowcase21

Various Artists - Selador Showcase 21 (feat. Dave Seaman, AIKON, Stereo Underground, Axel Giova, Kelsey Valentine) Support from Super-Flu, Nick Warren, Spencer Brown, Argia, Danny Tenaglia, Gai Barone, Sascha Dive, Marsh, Jonathan Kaspar, Audio Junkies, Horse Meat Disco, Joyce Muniz, Jepe, Danny Howells, AFFKT, Bog Our multi-artist showcases have been a staple of the Selador release schedule for aeons – seasoned veterans rubbing shoulders with new kids on the block as we unleash a plethora of pulsating product out into the acid house ether…and straight onto yer local dancefloor. And here are 4 more guaranteed to challenge the world's bass bins. First up, following on from their mighty ‘Promise You' collab earlier this year, the match made in House Heaven that is Dave Seaman & Aikon team up again, vocalist Daisy Valentine in tow, to bring us the dark, driving juggernaut that is ‘Burning Up', atmospheric and anthemic in equal proportions. We love a Selador debut, previous showcases have brought us so many…and we're delighted to welcome Axel Giova, a regular in all the best DJ boxes via releases for the likes of Sudbeat and Balance. ‘Detroit Touches' is a mighty fine Seladorian calling card, full of unexpected sonic twists and sexy turns. Kelsey Valentine is actually two producers, both with quite the CV from back in the day. ‘B Somebody' certainly has a healthy dose of 80s / early 90s rave vibes that might just put your physical well-being at risk through excessive dancing. If you fancy some self-preservation - let me hear you say yeah! Hot from his stellar re-work on Steve Parry's ‘Waterfloor' for our 200th release, we're delighted to welcome back Stereo Underground with his own jam. ‘Make Your Heartbeat' is a heads down, no messin' peak timer that goes straight for the jugular, with an infectious vocal motif aiding and abetting the titanic techno. Release Date : November 7th, 2025 https://found.ee/SeladorShowcase21

Various Artists - Selador Showcase 21 (feat. Dave Seaman, AIKON, Stereo Underground, Axel Giova, Kelsey Valentine) Support from Super-Flu, Nick Warren, Spencer Brown, Argia, Danny Tenaglia, Gai Barone, Sascha Dive, Marsh, Jonathan Kaspar, Audio Junkies, Horse Meat Disco, Joyce Muniz, Jepe, Danny Howells, AFFKT, Bog Our multi-artist showcases have been a staple of the Selador release schedule for aeons – seasoned veterans rubbing shoulders with new kids on the block as we unleash a plethora of pulsating product out into the acid house ether…and straight onto yer local dancefloor. And here are 4 more guaranteed to challenge the world's bass bins. First up, following on from their mighty ‘Promise You' collab earlier this year, the match made in House Heaven that is Dave Seaman & Aikon team up again, vocalist Daisy Valentine in tow, to bring us the dark, driving juggernaut that is ‘Burning Up', atmospheric and anthemic in equal proportions. We love a Selador debut, previous showcases have brought us so many…and we're delighted to welcome Axel Giova, a regular in all the best DJ boxes via releases for the likes of Sudbeat and Balance. ‘Detroit Touches' is a mighty fine Seladorian calling card, full of unexpected sonic twists and sexy turns. Kelsey Valentine is actually two producers, both with quite the CV from back in the day. ‘B Somebody' certainly has a healthy dose of 80s / early 90s rave vibes that might just put your physical well-being at risk through excessive dancing. If you fancy some self-preservation - let me hear you say yeah! Hot from his stellar re-work on Steve Parry's ‘Waterfloor' for our 200th release, we're delighted to welcome back Stereo Underground with his own jam. ‘Make Your Heartbeat' is a heads down, no messin' peak timer that goes straight for the jugular, with an infectious vocal motif aiding and abetting the titanic techno. Release Date : November 7th, 2025 https://found.ee/SeladorShowcase21

Various Artists - Selador Showcase 21 (feat. Dave Seaman, AIKON, Stereo Underground, Axel Giova, Kelsey Valentine) Support from Super-Flu, Nick Warren, Spencer Brown, Argia, Danny Tenaglia, Gai Barone, Sascha Dive, Marsh, Jonathan Kaspar, Audio Junkies, Horse Meat Disco, Joyce Muniz, Jepe, Danny Howells, AFFKT, Bog Our multi-artist showcases have been a staple of the Selador release schedule for aeons – seasoned veterans rubbing shoulders with new kids on the block as we unleash a plethora of pulsating product out into the acid house ether…and straight onto yer local dancefloor. And here are 4 more guaranteed to challenge the world's bass bins. First up, following on from their mighty ‘Promise You' collab earlier this year, the match made in House Heaven that is Dave Seaman & Aikon team up again, vocalist Daisy Valentine in tow, to bring us the dark, driving juggernaut that is ‘Burning Up', atmospheric and anthemic in equal proportions. We love a Selador debut, previous showcases have brought us so many…and we're delighted to welcome Axel Giova, a regular in all the best DJ boxes via releases for the likes of Sudbeat and Balance. ‘Detroit Touches' is a mighty fine Seladorian calling card, full of unexpected sonic twists and sexy turns. Kelsey Valentine is actually two producers, both with quite the CV from back in the day. ‘B Somebody' certainly has a healthy dose of 80s / early 90s rave vibes that might just put your physical well-being at risk through excessive dancing. If you fancy some self-preservation - let me hear you say yeah! Hot from his stellar re-work on Steve Parry's ‘Waterfloor' for our 200th release, we're delighted to welcome back Stereo Underground with his own jam. ‘Make Your Heartbeat' is a heads down, no messin' peak timer that goes straight for the jugular, with an infectious vocal motif aiding and abetting the titanic techno. Release Date : November 7th, 2025 https://found.ee/SeladorShowcase21

Episode Eight – Reflections in Motion

Today, Jenni sits down with a man who lives at the crossroads of elite performance + real life food.Jonny Marsh is the private chef trusted by some of the biggest names in football - Kevin De Bruyne, Erling Haaland, Kyle Walker, İlkay Gündoğan, Luke Shaw… the list goes on.And Jonny is one of us - he's a runner.He genuinely believes nothing hits the dopamine switch like going for a run - and cooking for these world-class players has shown him first hand how food drives performance, mood, recovery and consistency.Jonny's first ever cookbook THE PRIVATE CHEF is out 14 November 2025 - and he's made it for normal humans. 80 recipes. Adaptable. Realistic. Good for busy weeks. Good for training blocks. Good for fuelling a life that you actually enjoy.Whether you're marathon prepping, couch-to-5k-ing, or just running for headspace - this one is for you.Follow @chef_jonnymarsh on Instagram for more!

In the aftermath of QED, Marsh talks about the communities skepticism and built and ways they can be used to make a difference. Meanwhile, Mike visits a water park and Marsh goes to Hadrian's Wall.You can sign up for the Skeptics with a K Patreon at https://patreon.com/skepticswithak, or to support Merseyside Skeptics as well as the podcast, donate at https://patreon.com/merseyskeptics.You can also chat with us on the Skeptics in the Pub Discord server.Mixed and edited by Morgan Clarke.

Let the bodies hit the floor, let the bodies hit the floor, LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOOOOOR! Because there ARE bodies...MULTIPLE ones that are found on the floor. Is there a traitor in our midst? I'm getting too stressed out. I think I'd rather join Marsh and Sazed at the Inquisitor Nursery. It seems safer there. Check out the ‘My Sister Made Me a Playlist' on Spotify. We add a new song for each episode. It's a goodie, but a weirdy:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/77hQBLCkPkYfrJumuTKDik?si=e830442622f94efc

Coldwired Podcast (Follow on Facebook: facebook.com/ColdwiredMusic). November 2025. Tracklisting: [00:00] 01. Ariel R - Lost in Thoughts (Neuralis Remix) [Massive Harmony Records] [05:29] 02. Sagou - Radioactive [MelodicLab Records] [08:52] 03. Egrivero - Find the Way [Droid9] [12:22] 04. Chris Fortier - Losing Wait (Row For Distance Remix) [Fade Records] [18:52] 05. S.A.M.A. - Fortitude (UNWA Extended Remix) [Addictive Sounds] [24:18] 06. Abstrakt.Digital - Shadow (Noel Sanger's Shadow Work Breaks Remix) [Dissident Music / EMG] [29:18] 07. Moby, Framewerk - Go (Framewerk Rewerk) [Bandcamp] [33:48] 08. Sasha - Xpander (CØHERA Lost In A Dream Rework) [Bootleg] [38:54] 09. Above and Beyond - Sun In Your Eyes (Marsh Extended Mix) [Anjunabeats] [44:09] 10. E.F.G. - Rise Above This [Superordinate Music] [48:05] 11. Adam Schofield - This Energy [Reinstate Records] [52:30] 12. Jesh - Afterglow [Lost Language] [57:50] 13. Yotto - Call Me Back (Extended Mix) [Odd One Out] [1:02:37] 14. Atmos, Born Sleepy - Ritual Girl [Iboga Records] [1:06:24] 15. Narel, Sunda - Refractor (Hoopoe Remix) [Landscapes Music] ***Gold Star Track*** [1:12:09] 16. Mikkel Rev - Ocean X [Air Ways] [1:18:42] 17. Astral Projection - All Systems Go [Iboga Records] [1:24:52] 18. The Shamen - Indica [One Little Indian] ***Defrosted from 1996***

Episode #404: In this episode, Warren Rose and Marty Marsh talk with us about the benefits of nature in our lives and their mission through the Missouri Department of Conservation to bring nature education into the classrooms and classrooms into nature. We also talked about outdoor activities, bears, mountain lions, snakes, and getting outdoors more to enjoy our beautiful planet! Guest: Warren Rose and Marty Marsh

Ferry takes Resonation Radio on the road! While touring Australia, he brings you an hour packed with fresh new music from Marsh, Korolova, Marco V, Protoculture, and more. Tune in for new sounds like Cosmic Gate & RYVM's “Heaven Knows,” Above & Beyond's “Sun In Your Eyes” (Marsh Remix), and Ferry's own collab with Deepest Blue - plus a massive Giuseppe Ottaviani remix of “Drum's A Weapon” to close the show. Ferry also shares details about his brand new Trance Mixing Masterclass with Digital DJ Tips. Hit play for another hour of melodic energy, progressive grooves, and pure Resonation vibes! Check out the latest about Ferry Corsten on: https://linktr.ee/ferrycorstenofficial Grab his DJ Masterclass at: https://djtips.co/ferry-course Tracklist:Ferry Corsten - Connect (Intro Edit) [Flashover]Cosmic Gate, RYVM & Marlene - Heaven Knows [Wake Your Mind]Matt Fax - Origins [Enhanced Progressive]Protoculture - Atlantic State [Marula]DIM3NSION & Kadett - Turning [A State Of Trance]Above & Beyond - Sun In Your Eyes (Marsh Remix) [Anjunabeats]Joris Voorn x Goodboys - Utopia (Korolova Remix) [Spectrum]Woody van Eyden x York x Steve Brian - My Place Called Home [Drizzly Delicious]Amy Wiles - I Never Want This to End [Anjunabeats]Aeonshift - Nova [Borderline]Marco V - Ninety Eight [Epic 247]Ferry Corsten x Deepest Blue - Deepest Blue [Armada]Ferry Corsten - Drum's A Weapon [Giuseppe Ottaviani Remix] [Black Hole]

On this ep. of the Duck Gun Podcast, Jordan sits down to share is store. Everything kept coming wrong, from motor failure, Loss of expensive gear in the marsh but he prevailed in the end!   

Colter Nuanez and Brooks Nuanez breaks down a wild weekend across the Big Sky Conference, where road teams ruled the day — including Portland State's upset of Cal Poly, Montana's first win at Weber State in more than a decade, and Montana State's commanding victory over Northern Colorado.Hear exclusive interviews from both sides of the Montana divide:Bobby Hauck, Montana head coachClay Oven, Montana linebackerBrent Vigen, Montana State head coachJustin Lamson, Montana State quarterbackTalon Marsh, MSU defensive linemanAll the reactions, analysis, and storylines you need from another unpredictable Big Sky weekend.

In this exclusive JSA TV interview, Jim Marsh, Director of Key Accounts at Munters, shares insights into the company's latest innovations in data center cooling. From the success of Munters' partnership with Geoclima to the game-changing Circlemiser™ chiller built for AI workloads, Jim offers a behind-the-scenes look at how Munters is driving efficiency, sustainability, and global impact. #DataCenterCooling #Sustainability #MuntersDCT

Galakatos v. Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.

Galakatos v. Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.

How do you prove CPQ value in CFO terms—not hype? In this episode, Cameron Marsh, Analyst at Nucleus Research, breaks down how their ROI Case Study and Value Matrix quantify CPQ outcomes customers feel every day: faster quote cycles, higher throughput with the same team, better margins from pricing, and fewer back-and-forth revisions thanks to visualization. We also dig into why data quality—not model magic—decides CPQ AI success, and where channel vs. direct CPQ returns really land. Key Takeaways: Quantifying ROI like a CFO: Nucleus standardizes benefits into save time, save money, make more money—and they're NASBA-certified in how they measure value. Quote Cycle Efficiency: Typical improvements of 60–80%—from hours to minutes—plus 20–30% more quote throughput with the same headcount. Pricing > Cross/Upsell: Price optimization usually creates more value than cross/upsell alone by protecting margin. Payback Windows: Average CPQ payback in 9–12 months; channel CPQ often sees faster first-year payback, while direct CPQ compounds larger value longer-term. What's Beating AI (for now): Visualization (≈ 25% reduction in quote revisions), Deal Desk Automation (≈ 85% reduction in manual review time), and eSignature are delivering immediate, measurable wins. AI's Real Bottleneck: Inconsistent rules, outdated/fragmented price lists, and weak integrations. Bad data = bad outputs. Market View: Strongest traction in North America enterprise, with growing momentum across Europe and APAC. Vendor Advice: Lead with customer value and usability, not feature lists.

Montana State rolled to a 55-7 win over Northern Colorado in Greeley, Colorado on Saturday November 1. Brent Vigen (0:00), quarterback Justin Lamson (5:20), defensive tackle Talon Marsh (11:25) and defensive back Seth Johnson (13:33) addressed the media following MSU's 7th straight win. 

As the veil thins and the jack-o'lanterns glow, the Stinas close out Season 3 of The Magnolia Street Podcast with a spellbinding Halloween celebration!

Anthony Albanese wraps up Asia tour as Xi Jinping and Donald Trump dominate APEC summit, A long-awaited Aged Care Act comes into force today Australia beat India by four wickets as Marsh and Hazlewood shine at the MCG.

We are live from QED 2025! Alice talks about Nutmaxxing, where men try to enhance the volume of their semen, Marsh looks as a plug-in gadget which claims to reduce your electricity bills, and Mike asks what evidence there is that paracetamol really works.You can sign up for the Skeptics with a K Patreon at https://patreon.com/skepticswithak, or to support Merseyside Skeptics as well as the podcast, donate at https://patreon.com/merseyskeptics. We won't try and upsell you with perks and prizes, but your donations help us do the things we do.

In 1830s Ontario, one of Canada's most documented hauntings unfolded in the isolated Baldoon settlement. The McDonald family's story of flying stones, ghostly fires, and a supposed witch's curse became legend. Two centuries later, historians still debate what really happened. Was it hysteria, fraud or something no one could explain?This Halloween, we're digging up one of Canada's oldest—and weirdest—ghost stories. Long before Netflix true-crime and TikTok ghost hunters, the settlers of Baldoon, Ontario were living through a full-blown paranormal meltdown.In the early 1800s, John McDonald built a fine new home on the marshlands near the Chenal Ecarte River. Then the chaos began. Stones crashed through windows, furniture moved on its own, and fires sparked from nowhere. Even the family kettle turned violent. For nearly a decade, the McDonalds claimed their home was under attack by an unseen force—until a mysterious “wise woman” told them to make a silver bullet and shoot a black-headed goose that was supposedly carrying the witch's spirit.And somehow… it worked.Two centuries later, The Baldoon Mystery still sits at the crossroads of folklore, fear, and early Canadian history. Was it witchcraft? Frontier superstition? Or the first documented case of mass hysteria in Ontario? In this Halloween special, we trace the real people, newspaper records, and eerie events behind the haunting that turned a quiet farming settlement into the country's creepiest legend.All our links:https://bio.to/canboringThis podcast is hosted two idiots and created purely for entertainment purposes. By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the CIB Podcast makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information featured in this Podcast. The information, opinions presented in this Podcast are for general entertainment and humor only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. However, if we get it badly wrong and you wish to suggest a correction, please email canadianpoliticsisboring@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Colter kicks things off with FCS insider Sam Herder to break down a wild weekend across the subdivision. The guys recap Montana's statement win over Sac State, Montana State's dominant showing against Cal Poly, and North Dakota's big road victory over South Dakota. They also dig into FCS playoff implications, key storylines, and how conference races are heating up as November approaches. (5:28)Next, Montana State defensive tackle Talon Marsh stops by to preview the Bobcats' upcoming matchup against Northern Colorado and share insight on the team's mindset heading into the final stretch.(30:32)Finally, Geoff Safford joins Colter in studio to break down a tightly contested World Series, now tied 2–2, and discuss what's shaping up to be an exciting finish on the diamond.(41:19)

This week, Michael Marshall joins us for one of the most bigoted screeds we've ever suffered through. --- Check out more from Marsh on Skeptics with a K and the Know Rogan Experience If you'd like to make a per episode donation and get monthly bonus episodes, please check us out on Patreon: http://patreon.com/godawful Check out our other shows, The Scathing Atheist, The Skepticrat, Citation Needed, and D&D Minus. Our theme music is written and performed by Ryan Slotnick of Evil Giraffes on Mars. If you'd like to hear more, check out their Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/EvilGiraffesOnMars/ Report instances of harassment or abuse connected to this show to the Creator Accountability Network here: https://creatoraccountabilitynetwork.org/

We're kicking off Hallo-week with an extra creepy bonus for episode 204: The Bizarre Tale of Jake the Alligator Man. We'll see you later this week for another all new spooky episode!

Parametric insurance has become a critical tool for managing risks, generally providing organizations with a transparent, data-driven risk financing solution. Its defined triggers generally lead to faster and more predictable payouts compared to traditional indemnity insurance. In this episode of Risk in Context, Marsh's Steve Harry and Hannah Bassett explore how parametric insurance is evolving. They discuss practical applications that enable organizations to better anticipate and respond to both established and emerging risks, highlighting opportunities to integrate parametric solutions into captive insurance programs for more tailored and flexible risk management. You can access a transcript of the episode here. For more insights and insurance and risk management solutions, follow Marsh on LinkedIn and X and visit marsh.com.

We dive deep into the seismic shifts reshaping the insurance brokerage landscape, from unprecedented jury verdicts to transformative AI automation. The duo unpacks how California legislation is changing the legal landscape, following Governor Gavin Newsom's decision to shut down fee-sharing arrangements between attorneys and non-lawyer investors through AB 931. This regulatory move comes as Johnson & Johnson faces a staggering $966 million talc powder verdict, raising critical questions about the role of litigation funding in driving thermonuclear verdicts that threaten to destabilize traditional insurance risk transfer mechanisms.The episode tackles Acrisure insurance layoffs affecting 400 employees, with the global brokerage citing AI and automation as primary drivers for workforce reduction. This development reflects broader insurance industry AI job displacement trends, as approximately 17,375 positions were eliminated between January and September 2025 according to the hosts. Brandon and Nick explore whether these cuts represent genuine technological efficiency gains or mask deeper margin pressures facing private equity-backed insurance consolidators who may have overpaid during aggressive acquisition sprees.From First Brands' mysterious missing $2.3 billion in the auto parts distribution sector to Marsh McLennan's stripped-down rebranding as simply "Marsh," the hosts examine how credit insurance and operational risk management practices are being tested in an era of fast-and-loose lending. The conversation weaves through Halloween planning and golf tournaments while delivering sharp insights into mass tort litigation funding disclosure requirements, contingency fee sharing regulations, and why credit insurance remains one of the insurance industry's most underutilized products despite mounting wholesale distributor bankruptcies.Key Takeaways:Acrisure announced 400 layoffs citing AI automation, representing significant workforce reduction in the insurance brokerage industry amid private equity margin pressuresCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 931 banning contingent fee sharing between attorneys and non-lawyer investors, effectively restricting third-party litigation funding arrangementsJohnson & Johnson hit with $966 million verdict in California talc cancer case backed by third-party litigation funding from Salton Lodge investment fundsFirst Brands Group filed bankruptcy with $2.3 billion mysteriously vanishing from the major auto parts distributor's balance sheet, exposing risks in private credit lendingMarsh McLennan rebranding to simply "Marsh" effective January 2026, consolidating Guy Carpenter and other subsidiaries under unified brand identityCredit insurance remains severely underutilized despite mounting wholesale distributor bankruptcies exposing significant gaps in risk management strategiesChapters:00:00 Introduction00:39 Welcome Back to RiskCellar with Brandon and Nick00:57 Halloween Planning and Family Updates03:41 Episode Overview: Industry News Breakdown04:24 Marsh McLennan Rebranding Discussion06:25 First Brands Bankruptcy and Missing Billions07:53 Credit Insurance Conversation and Market Gaps09:28 Acrisure Layoffs and AI Automation Impact14:45 California Third-Party Litigation Funding Law18:07 Johnson & Johnson $966 Million Talc Verdict20:50 Two Truths and a Lie: Astronomy Edition22:59 RiskCellar Recognition and Cross-Promotion Plans24:30 Wine and Tequila Chat27:47 Closing Remarks and Newsletter SubscriptionConnect with RiskCellar:Website: https://www.riskcellar.com/Brandon Schuh:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552710523314LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-stephen-schuh/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schuhpapa/Nick Hartmann:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickjhartmann/ Sponsor: FreeFlow AIWebsite: https://www.freeflow.ai Email: sales@freeflow.ai

Montana State sophomore Talon Marsh joins Colter Nuanez on Nuanez Now on ESPN MT to talk about his progression and the Bobcat defensive line as MSU enters November on a six-game winning streak. 

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Interview with Brett Marsh, President & CEO of Spartan MetalsRecording date: 16th October 2025Spartan Metals Corp has emerged as a focused player in the critical minerals sector with its Eagle project in Nevada, a past-producing district that encompasses two historic tungsten mines and a high-grade copper-silver operation. The company's strategic approach centers on reviving domestic tungsten production at a time when the United States faces near-total import dependence for this defense-critical metal.CEO Brett Marsh, bringing 25 years of geology experience across major mining companies and junior explorers, has deliberately structured Spartan around tungsten development despite the presence of valuable polymetallic mineralization on the property. The company's stock symbol 'W' reflects this unwavering focus on what Marsh describes as the cornerstone commodity driving the venture.The Tungstonia deposit presents compelling characteristics for modern exploration. Historic mining during World War II and earlier periods produced grades between 0.6% and 0.9% tungsten trioxide, with operations extending only to approximately 75 meters depth. Recent work reveals that veins mined over 700 meters of strike length actually extend to nearly 2 kilometers, suggesting substantial depth potential that previous operators never tested.An immediate catalyst exists in the form of 10,000 tons of historic tailings grading 0.15% tungsten trioxide. Drilling commenced October 20th to establish tonnage, grade distribution, and metallurgical characteristics, with Marsh indicating the company will likely partner with entities possessing downstream processing capability for monetization rather than developing standalone infrastructure.Spartan's recent $2.25 million financing fully funds a comprehensive Phase 1 exploration program including surface mapping, soil geochemistry, geophysical surveys, and 3D geological modeling ahead of maiden drilling tentatively scheduled for early spring 2026. The company's systematic approach to validating century-old data through modern exploration techniques has attracted attention from both investors and government entities interested in reshoring strategic mineral supply chains. With tungsten classified as critical by the U.S. government and China controlling approximately 80% of global supply, Spartan's timing aligns with heightened policy support for domestic production alternatives.Sign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com

The global focus on climate resilience is evolving to emphasize adaptation alongside mitigation, a key theme highlighted at this year's Climate Week NYC. This is fueling increased demand for comprehensive risk management strategies that integrate advanced analytics and innovative insurance solutions to address escalating climate risks.  In this episode of Risk in Context, Marsh's Amy Barnes and Julie Milbrand, Marsh McLennan's Francis Bouchard, and Guy Carpenter's Kieran Bhatia discuss how the insurance industry is advancing technical capabilities and innovating solutions to tackle rising climate risks. They also explore how improved climate risk analytics are enhancing investment decisions and the critical role of multi-stakeholder collaboration in accelerating the adoption of effective resilience measures. You can access a transcript of the episode here. Read Marsh's 2025 Corporate Adaptation Survey and our report, Tackling the heat challenge. For more insights and insurance and risk management solutions, follow Marsh on LinkedIn and X and visit marsh.com.

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The Sponsors We want to thank Underground Printing for starting this and making it possible—stop by and pick up some gear, check them out at ugpmichiganapparel.com, or check out our selection of shirts on the MGoBlogStore.com. And let's not forget our associate sponsors: Peak Wealth Management, Matt Demorest - Realtor and Lender, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, Sharon's Heating & Air Conditioning, The Sklar Brothers, Winewood Organics, Community Pest Solutions, Radecki Oral Surgery, Long Road Distillers, and SignalWire where we are recording this. Featured Musician: Rawhide THE VIDEO: [After THE JUMP: Things discussable.]  --------------------- 1. Washington Preview: Offense starts at noon, we hope Massive respect for their skill positions, not so much their offensive line, which means this game will mostly be a test of whether Wink learned anything from last week, or cares to now that he's put his football career on life support. 2. Washington Preview: Defense starts around 12:15 PM Not the offense. D'Anton Lynn is on the Ravens tree but he's not having the same success, mostly because they can't seem to get the defensive line up to size. Devan Thompkins is 290, Jide Abasiri is 295. Edges were highly ranked (Anthony Lucas was a pre-Elston Michigan target) but sophomore Kameryn Crawford isn't panning out like a top-100 is supposed to. They added Portal #25 Keeshawn Silver from Kentucky and a 5-star freshman, but they haven't changed that math, and are getting pushed around. We do still like Kamari Ramsey, who came with Lynn from UCLA and has been playing nickel this year. Cornerbacks are tall. 3. Hoops and Hockey Check-In starts around 12:30 PM Hockey is off to a hot start after a two-game road sweep of Providence, though having to come back against Robert Morris last night put the first little damper on it. Basketball starts tonight with an exhibition against Cincinnati at Crisler that will be our first look at the transfers. Question #1 is how physical will they be up front, because Cincy has a brawler. Will they try three bigs? 4. USC After Review starts around 1:00 PM I had three RPS-3s, two for screens and one for the Power after the 3rd & 26 and TD, which were both Power, when Wink ran an exotic that had no chance against Power. If they can cut out half of their shit and get their best players (read: seniors like TJ Guy) on the field, they should be able to get righted. Offensively it was a better performance than 13 points. There weren't that many drives, and Bryce struggled. His passes might be flat because he's getting sped up (Gardner has been in that position). Marshall missed two big cuts that Haynes makes. OL was okay; El-Hadi's return wasn't great, there were some mistakes from Guarnera, but USC's defense didn't ask Sprague to do too much and he did well, and Link had MAs but wasn't straight-up beat. Brian doesn't blame Bryce for the interception—once the WR wins inside he's going to win the route—but the throw to Marsh could have put him in the endzone if Bryce is feeling confident in his throw. Maybe give him some max pro to Featured Artist: Rawhide (formerly Girl Fight) Last May someone was carrying a tom into Ziggy's with a bumper sticker that read if "If you don't like Motörhead Fuck you" with American and British flags on it. My one friend snapped a photo and sent it to our group for commentary from the guy who founded (and sold) an MGoBlog-sized site about metal music. This thread of college roommates/bandmates/best friends is like 10% Michigan sports, 20% Xennial parent shit, and 70% music shit, meaning music prompts can result in 42-message threads that the college football guy in the middle of writing a college football preview magazine might not get to until he's trying to clear unread notifications many months later. This is how I found I had missed the group discovering a new genre/EP called Michigan Fuzz Punk by Rawhide, a two-piece (Ellen Cope and Jacob Bloom) Michigan band formerly known as Girl Fight. What I know about them comes from this column. The EP is pay what you may ($13.10 is fair). Anyway this is me talking about Michigan Fuzz Punk, which is both an excellent description of the genre and the EP's title. I am a total tourist in this genre so I'll refrain from talking about it like I know shit about shit, except I'm super intrigued to see what this is actually like live since the recordings only hint at it. I'll say the song Reach Me kicks and it's hilarious that "Greta is a Punk" and "Paige's Song" are the same song. Songs: "Stone Cold" "Reach Me" "Clocked In"        Also because Across 110th Street will get our Youtubes taken down, the opener and outro: “The Employee is Not Afraid”—Bear vs. Shark “Ruska Vodka”—Motorboat

At age 70, after a long career as a neurosurgeon and best-selling author, the tables were turned on Dr. Henry Marsh. Diagnosed with cancer, and facing his own mortality, Marsh offers a humble and honest look at what it was like when a prominent doctor becomes a patient; just as scared and dependent as anyone of us would be dealing with a terrible diagnosis, with regrets, fears, and feelings of helplessness.   In his latest book chronicling his experience, Marsh shares some valuable lessons that he learned from both sides of the Doctor/Patient relationship.  For more information, transcripts, and all episodes, please visit https://thisisyourbrain.com  For more about Weill Cornell Medicine Neurological Surgery, please visit https://neurosurgery.weillcornell.org 

The Marsh Wren is a small, brownish, energetic songbird found in wetlands across a large swath of North America. Their song is a mix of harsh trills, gurgles, and buzzes. And, like most wren species, are much louder than their small size might suggest. This episode we will be exploring Taquanyah Conservation Area near Cayuga Ontario, first on two dates in 2024, then in the conclusion you'll hear a surprise I found there in May of 2022. Credits Songbirding: Species in Focus is a Songbirding Studios production. Recorded, engineered, narrated and created by Rob Porter. The Songbirding cover art (Blackburnian Warbler) is by Lauren Helton: https://tinylongwing.carbonmade.com/projects/5344062 Creative Commons music is from Universfield. Learn how to support the show at https://songbirding.com/support Support Songbirding: A Birding-by-ear Podcast by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/songbirding This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-da20d0 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Songbirding: A Birding-by-ear Podcast.

Things Discussed: RIP Zia Combs. Wink shit. Brian and I are done. Is it coaching or players? I say coaching, because there's no point in running the stuff, even if it's good stuff, if you don't have the coaching points down, and the #1 coaching points are not in. They're going to have to simplify, stick to some basics until they can run all of this stuff. Hillman: Unplayable at this bust rate, but too good of a player to not coach the bust rate out of him. Players going off-script? If it's seniors you gotta ask why they think they have to. Wink Shit: Never drops a DT into a screen. Plays three DTs. Expected long passing and got short. Had no way to defend power. It was all so easy; the only thing that stopped USC was a bad call and 2 redzone turnovers. Worst coaching performance since Rich Rod made Greg Robinson go 3-3-5 vs Purdue in 2009. Offense is young but you can see what they'll look like post-mistakes. Found a WR2 in Marsh, might want to try some max-pro to get BU confident.

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Things Discussed: Happy Yankees Elimination Day to all who celebrate, and Guardians Elimination Week to the celebrants. What do we talk about when we're off-air? K-Pop. Pass protection vs Wisconsin: Michigan thought they could do it—Brian and Sam/PFF disagree whether there were pass pro issues from the tackles. There were stunt issues on the young guards, but 15% pressure rate is fine, thought for the most part they handled the DEs pretty well. Offensive design was great. Stick and move: Wisconsin was ready to defend stretch and Michigan hit them with a stretch beater for a that big early gain. We like that they set up explosives because Haynes can pay them off. Michigan will also test man coverage with back shoulder fades, something they refused to do under Harbaugh. Right thing to do with McCulley, and you got one from Marsh. Things holding them back are youth: Bryce can't check out of a call like he will when he's not a true freshman, Efobi (eff-Oh-bee) and Sprague have mistakes but can hack it physically. Really impressed with Guarnera (g'wahr-NAYR-ah). Haynes for Heisman or Bredeson? Bredeson holding call was garbage. Michigan won't get a holding call this year; it's a problem across college football. Defense: I'm not mad. Fire blitzes were the way to attack the power run game and wound up getting a 2023 game: 1 TD drive, 1 FG drive and a whole lot of nothing. They gave up some chunks when they didn't get a guy covering where they blitzed from. Don't do that against USC—Maiva has 12 yards/dropback when blitzed. USC: They run our system but they don't have the DL to play how Michigan does. Offense is #1 to SP+ but only defense they've faced is Illinois. Think Michigan can push them around on offense, need to get to the QB with four on defense. Illinois ran the football. Are they playing to spill? Sometimes—it depends on the call. Barham isn't holding the edge, but sometimes maybe he's not supposed to. Maybe play spill? You've got speed at LB for it. Want to see less rotation on the DL. Derrick Moore should not be getting the same number of snaps as Cam Brandt; he should be on the field 67% to 75% of the time. Don't want to see Brandt over Guy against USC. Also a big drop between Benny/Pierce and the rest of the DTs. They will get their gaps, but they won't get 2 gaps every play. Rod Moore—not just the big plays (killed the screen and the reverse). He created the interception. He got guys lined up. It was like 2023. Hillman could play less recklessly, but he's still valuable. Brandyn Hillman is a dangerous safety. Jayden Sanders is a revelation. Doesn't make the same mistake twice, has the mind for Rod Moore stuff.

Marsh drops down a rabbit hole when he starts to look into the makers of 'Ozempatch', which claims to shift stubborn belly fat. Meanwhile, Mike tries to book a massage.Online tickets for the final QED are still available, pick up yours today. You can also chat with us on the Skeptics in the Pub Discord server.You can sign up for the Skeptics with a K Patreon at https://patreon.com/skepticswithak, or to support Merseyside Skeptics as well as the podcast, donate at https://patreon.com/merseyskeptics

In this episode, we discuss the most recent General Conference, Thomas B. Marsh's prescription to avoid apostasy after apostasy and his return to the Church, and why “Mormons” are viewed as a cult. Kristy's KorneЯ (Last Minute Lesson Prep): D&C 112 ⁠ Sign up for our free monthly email that is rarely monthly: ⁠ ⁠https://standardoftruthpodcast.substack.com⁠ If you have any questions or possible topics of discussion for upcoming podcasts, please email us at: ⁠⁠questions@standardoftruthpodcast.com   Rex's Elders Quorum President's Show Notes: 01:31 – Gerrit reflects on empathy and family teachings from Conference. 03:05 – Discussion on emotional reactions to doctrines about marriage and family. 04:30 – Sports-team loyalty as an analogy for emotional reasoning in faith. 07:50 – Mercy and gratitude; Richard's emotional takeaway from Conference.  08:45 – Cajun-seasoning humor from Elder Amos' talk; lighthearted recap. 09:30 – Listener email from Mindy, stake RS president; Kristy's KorneЯ intro. 13:45 – Doctrine & Covenants 112: Thomas B. Marsh revelation overview. 20:40 – Marsh's pride, Kirtland apostasy, and “rebel not against my servant Joseph.” 23:15 – Missouri conflicts; Marsh's eventual apostasy and later return. 25:30 – Reading Marsh's handwritten “Prescription for Apostasy.” 28:55 – Bishop Jepson's email; humor about accidental promotions. 30:31 – Running joke: the show's “power” to make listeners bishops. 33:45 – Panama missionary asks why God allows apostasy 36:37 – Gerrit explains apostasy, agency, and salvation for the dead. 42:14 – Couple in hospital email: garments and “Mormons as a cult” questions. 48:41 – History of sacred clothing and the Protestant Reformation. 53:30 – Catholic vs. evangelical views on sacred garments. 56:30 – Why some Christians call Latter-day Saints a cult; creed differences.

Claudia and Chip's family hopes to move forward with their lives, but they're traumatized again when they see Daniel Marsh appear in a video claiming that he is a changed man. On top of that, new state laws intended to provide justice for juvenile offenders also mean that Daniel may get a chance at early release. Can a killer like Daniel Marsh be rehabilitated? And how can the family of Claudia Maupin and Chip Northup find peace? Get early, ad-free access to episodes of Fifteen: Inside the Daniel Marsh Murders by subscribing to 48 Hours+ on Apple Podcasts. The series is widely available everywhere else you get your podcasts. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this week's episode, Atheists find ourselves the only terrorists without a magical hat, a representative who represents himself has a fool for a client, and we'll welcome in a pair of obsessive Joe Rogan listeners throughout the show. --- To make a per episode donation at Patreon.com, click here: http://www.patreon.com/ScathingAtheist To buy our book, click here: https://www.amazon.com/Outbreak-Crisis-Religion-Ruined-Pandemic/dp/B08L2HSVS8/ If you see a news story you think we might be interested in, you can send it here: scathingnews@gmail.com To check out our sister show, The Skepticrat, click here: https://audioboom.com/channel/the-skepticrat To check out our sister show's hot friend, God Awful Movies, click here: https://audioboom.com/channel/god-awful-movies To check out our half-sister show, Citation Needed, click here: http://citationpod.com/ To check out our sister show's sister show, D and D minus, click here: https://danddminus.libsyn.com/ Report instances of harassment or abuse connected to this show to the Creator Accountability Network here: https://creatoraccountabilitynetwork.org/ --- Guest Links: Check out more from Cecil on Cognitive Dissonance, the Know Rogan Experience, and Season Liberally Check out more from Marsh on Skeptics with a K and the Know Rogan Experience --- Headlines: Presidential memorandum defines “anti-Christian” activity as domestic terrorism: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/09/countering-domestic-terrorism-and-organized-political-violence/ Trump accuses Mormon temple shooter of being “anti-Christian”: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/09/28/thomas-jacob-sanford-identified-michigan-church-shooting-suspect/86409758007/ and https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/church-shooting-fire-michigan-09-29-25 and https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/sep/29/mormon-church-shooting-trump-sign Ryan Walters is resigning, ending his disastrous reign over Oklahoma's public schools https://www.friendlyatheist.com/p/ryan-walters-is-resigning-ending Yet another prominent anti-trans Republican turns out to be a pedophile: https://scdailygazette.com/2025/09/29/former-rep-rj-may-pleads-guilty-to-sending-disgusting-and-depraved-child-sex-abuse-videos/ And https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2025/09/gop-lawmaker-said-trans-people-harm-children-he-just-pled-guilty-to-child-charges/ Qanon shaman sues Trump for $40 trillion: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/qanon-shaman-trump-lawsuit-capitol-riots-b2835709.html Alex Jones raises eyebrows by growing ‘Hitler mustache' - then says it makes him more attractive to women https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/alex-jones-mustache-conspiracy-infowars-b2834442.html