Podcast appearances and mentions of Matt Noble

For this week's Ask the Expert, Andrea is joined by Adam Buckley, Tattoo Artist in Wildcat Tattoos and Matt Noble, Senior Laser Technician at Dundrum Cosmetic Clinic to answer any of your questions on tattoos, as well as tattoo removal!

Brian Ritchie is our first guest whose primary instrument - the one that helped make his band Violent Femmes a household name - is an acoustic bass. Today we hear how all that came to be, the band's path from busking on the streets of Milwaukee to rocking stadiums, and why their approach really hasn't changed all that much. Along the way he tells some funny stories about early gigs, opens up about a new acoustic bass he's gotten his hands on and even shares what Flea told him about working with producer Michael Beinhorn. Also - and this will make sense after you listen - here are two updates to things I say in this episode: My amazing engineer/mixer Matt Noble pointed me to lutefish.com, a hardware-software set-up that does enable near real-time jamming over distances less than 500 miles. I haven't tried it out, because it requires being hardwired to my modem and that's too far away from my basses. Parquet Courts' (fantastic) bassist Sean Yeaton doesn't play a stock short scale bass - it's a frankenbass made up of the body and pickups of an ‘84 Fender Bullet bass (short scale) and the neck of a '50s P-Bass reissue (standard scale). It also has a weird hole in it. Violent Femmes (https://open.spotify.com/artist/0rpMdBzQXf7aYRnu5fDBJy?si=XfFHPeSkTUyqNHhdWKdAgQ) Brian Ritchie's solo stuff (https://open.spotify.com/artist/5VlujeJlkf1SEspNUbdhq8?si=pREJiCIQQJKztGtRFon1Og) Big Johnson Basses (https://bigjohnsonbass.com/) - Brian Ritchie's next new favorite bass? And here's a video demo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KeWe0KUznk) by its creator. Guitars For Vets (https://guitars4vets.org) - a very cool charity, check it out This episode is brought to you by "The Bastard Instrument: A Cultural History of the Electric Bass," the essential new book that illuminates the origins and impact of our beloved instrument in all its glory. An amazing read. Buy it at Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Bastard-Instrument-Cultural-Electric-Tracking/dp/0472056816/) or your favorite book slinger. And check out author Brian F. Wright's website (https://www.brianfwright.com/) for unreleased content from the book and more of his writing.  

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A jam packed edition of Nats Chat after a 10-6 victory over the Dodgers to avoid the sweep. Mark (Live from LA) & Al marvel at the five home runs hit by the Nationals in the victory; two of which came from Keibert Ruiz. He homered three times in less than 24 hours against his old team to already match last season's HR output for the young catcher (7 HRs). Luis Garcia went deep at the perfect time as his 3-run blast broke the 5-5 tie in the top of the 8th. (15:40) Jeimer Candelario had a go- ahead 2 run HR in the 5th as part of his big day in Los Angeles. Mark takes Al's approach on how to evaluate Candelario's utility to the franchise this season. (22:05) Patrick Corbin's outing began as a nightmare as he allowed three runs in three batters. Corbin then settled in and was able to make it through five innings despite issuing four walks. He enters June with a 4.92 ERA. (25:25) The "A" Bullpen was called upon on Wednesday and Hunter Harvey stepped up by nailing down the final six outs. Kyle Finnegan however had a rough afternoon, as he had a pitch clock violation and allowed a HR. Harvey has a long injury history and the hosts put in perspective the amount of work he has had this season and what lies ahead. (37:15) The Harrisburg Senators (AA Affiliate) are playing in Bowie this week and Tim Shovers caught up with Terry Byrom, the team's long-time voice. Terry gives his career background and also relays his first hand account of James Wood, Robert Hassell III, and Jackson Rutledge. Wood was promoted on Sunday after beginning the year in Wilmington. (45:30) The NCAA Baseball Tournament begins on Friday and Maryland will begin regional play in Winston Salem, NC. Matt Noble, the Voice of Terps Baseball, previews what lies ahead for UMD on their road to the College World Series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Since the very beginning of the NHS, GP surgeries have been, in effect, businesses with contracts to do the work the Health Service needs. But in recent decades, patient numbers have grown, surgeries have become larger and the services offered more varied. Many GP surgeries now employ administrative staff, nurses, physiotherapists and paramedics, as well as doctors. What's it like to be a clinician and run a small business at the same time? What are the pressures? How do you get the books to balance? And how do you attract more people to join one of the front lines of the NHS? Evan Davis and guests discuss. GUESTS Dr. John Lynch, GP Partner, Framfield House Surgery, Woodbridge Suffolk Dr. Matt Noble, GP Partner, GP@hand, Bablyon Health a 'digital first' practice Dr. Yazmin Razak, Single GP practitioner, North Kensington and Dr. Rebecca Rosen, Senior Fellow, Health Policy at the Nuffield Trust and part-time GP, South London Producers: Julie Ball and Kirsteen Knight Researcher: Louise Byrne Sound Engineers: Graham Puddifoot and Rod Farquhar Editor: Simon Watts

The Nats were crushed 8-1 at fellow last place Cincinnati to drop them to 0-4 on the road trip. Al begins the conversation with the good news that pitching prospect Cole Henry is being promoted to AAA Rochester. Will he get called up to Washington this year? (08:02) The offensive futility continued in this game as the scoreless inning streak eclipsed 27. Josh Bell was the only source for runs as he hit a solo HR, that was aided by the Ballpark's dimensions. (12:15) Joan Adon right away allowed a 3 run HR to Joey Votto, but that was all he gave up in the loss. He walked as many as a he struck out, and Al points out his alarming walk rate per nine innings. (16:07) Paolo Espino yet again was used in mop up duty as he threw a scoreless bottom of the 8th. His ERA is a very impressive 2.19 and it is mystifying why he isn't being used in more high leverage spots. Why? (27:01) Matt Noble from the Maryland Baseball Network previews the first ever NCAA Baseball Tournament Regional that will be held in College Park, MD. The Terps will face LIU on Friday night in the double elimination event. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Nats lost 9-4 to the Dodgers despite out-hitting their opponents. Al recaps the sixth consecutive LA victory in Navy Yard as Josiah Gray only lasted three innings and his ERA has ballooned to 5.34. What's up with the continued trend of him giving up so many homers? (10:41) The Nationals only scored four runs off of ten hits and Al puts into perspective the state of the offense compared to this visiting team. Nelson Cruz had his first three hit game since coming to Washington as his average is now to .219, much higher than his .155 when April concluded. (20:04) It was a busy Tuesday night for the organization as both Stephen Strasburg and Joe Ross made minor league rehab starts. Al runs through Strasburg's night in Fredericksburg and Ross' appearance with AA Harrisburg. The concluding segment is an update on the latest report regarding the contractual futures of Mike Rizzo and Davey Martinez. (31:01) Matt Noble from the Maryland Baseball Network gives us an update on the Big The Champion Maryland Terrapins as the Conference Tournament is this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode, host Ethan Abramson sits down with Matt Noble owner of the Northern Georgia-based furniture company Overkill Woodcraft LLC. This episode is brought to you by Jobber - getjobber.com/ethan As you will soon find out, Matt started his furniture company with a haircut. An unlikely twist of fate that started him down a road that although hard, is exactly where he wants to be headed. Because hard work isn't something Matt turns away from. Instead, he embraces it and works out a way to overcome it using whatever he has at hand. From taking on tough clients, to understanding complex builds, to making furniture in spite of physical limitations, Matt has found a way to not only face these challenges but to go beyond them and make his business a success. Follow along as we talk about Luck vs Preparation, how to gain the confidence of your clients, the importance of keeping your body healthy, and much more

The pandemic impacted everyone in some way but education was one of the most affected fields. That was especially the case for Matt Noble, an executive at Education First, who was ready to start a massive new project only to have the pandemic interfere. Join Jennifer Ayres on this episode of the Survive & Thrive podcast as she talks with Matt Noble about his experiences overcoming with the challenges the pandemic threw at him and the lessons learned along the way. Introductions:Introducing Matt Noble (1:03) Matt introduces himself and shares his background. Change (3:33) Matt takes us back to the early months of 2020 and how things changed for him and his organization as the pandemic hit close to home. Overcoming challenges:Challenges (11:00) Matt talks about the challenges he faced in the early days of the pandemic.  Support (13:14) With internal and external challenges, Matt had to not only support himself but his team in this time of chaos. Giving room to think (17:41) Instead of micromanaging his team and dictating to them a solution, Matt says he gave his team the room to explore what the solutions could be, empowering them to rise to the occasion. Surprises (20:23) Matt explains the things and people that surprised him throughout this experience. Pride (24:45) Out of everything he accomplished during the pandemic, Matt shares the thing he was most proud of. Thrive (27:08) Matt shares the three things he believes leaders can do to help their organizations not only survive but thrive in change.

In this episode we talk to Matt Noble, the founder of Toronto Vegetarian Food Bank, a volunteer-powered charity that has served over 250,000 meals worth of whole-food plant-based groceries to people struggling with poverty and food insecurity.   We learn about the importance and operation of a vegetarian food bank and delve into a deeper discussion on social justice, food insecurity and policy. Food security represents a state in which food is available, accessible, and affordable such that there is physical and economic access to sufficient food to meet dietary needs for a productive and healthy life. There is often the concern that a vegetarian or vegan dietary pattern is expensive and out of the price range for those with food insecurity. Matt discusses these concerns, the challenges, the current situation, and what he believes could help potentially address these issues.Matt also shares some news about exciting initiatives, he and his team are working on, such as veganic agriculture and education. Toronto Vegetarian Food Bank will be breaking ground on a new project – The Veg Food Bank Farm – in partnership with Piebird Farm Sanctuary in the Summer of 2021.   You can find details about Matt's work and the Toronto Vegetarian Food Bank on Instagram and Twitter @vegfoodbank and on Facebook at Toronto Vegetarian Food Bank.  The episode is hosted by Dr. Stephanie Nishi and Cassandra Carey, of Plant-Based Canada.

Episode 3 is in the books.  Wade, will be leading our esteemed guest Matt Noble, of @overkillwoodcraft through a rigorous round of Q&A while the rest of the crew will give their best attempt at sounding relevant.  Our Military Minute features EOD Warrior Foundation, a non-profit organization providing support to our wounded and fallen EOD Technicians.Topics discussed:  Another Air Force vet;  Emergency Management Specialist vs FEMA; if you don't like acronyms you will get tear gassed; Mill's cold remedy; path to woodworking; Matt's first epoxy job was when the Marlin's were good; the band Tool is still awesome so is Matt's logo; sawblades on logos are integral to success; Wade is contemplating “Rustic Underkill”; Sarge loves boxes; making videos with substance; how to get into video making; IG business account pros and cons; rely on good content not paid advertising; how barbershops can improve your business; drumming up local business;  ups and downs of Etsy; Matt will pay you to take his tools on Facebook Marketplace; creating slideshow videos; Jesse is bald and eternally unsuccessful; Sarge and Matt realize they are neighbors separated by 53 years; wood sources and availability; Mill's discovers a potential new career; insect mitigation; app recommendations; Flash is in uniform and it makes Mills happy; military to woodshop transition; more affirmation that there is no such thing as home/work balance; scheduling social media posts; Wade reads a book and gets inspired to clean; Sarge drives a tight ship; tips for the startup woodworkers on social media; Sarge is getting jacked.Guest Links:IG: @overkillwoodcraft Overkill RecommendationsFollowcop:  IG Follow TrackerInshot: Video EditingPowerDirector: Video EditingDavinci Resolve: Video EditingShipnerd: ShippingParcel monkey: Shipping Military Minute:https://eodwarriorfoundation.org/ Hosts:Jeff (Sarge) @sergeantmakerJeff (Flash)  @flashpoint_woodworksJeff (Mills) @_damn_yankeeWade @hill_craftJesse @steele.woodworks Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themilitarymakers)

Bob and Nick discuss similar experiences in walking a mile in the shoes of others. Photo by Matt Noble on Unsplash.

In this episode of the Steel City Nation podcast we are listening to some of most insightful and interesting stories from our guest to date including: The voice of the University of Maryland athletics, Matt Noble; Assistant Navy Baseball coach, Casey Leister; former Pittsburgh Sports Reporter Tony Defazio; Hockey News reporter Angie Carducci; NBC Sports DC Ethan Cadeaux; NFL photo guy Ed Sheehin ; DMV sports journalist, Brandy Simms; San Francisco 49ers assistaant football coach, Brian Fleury; Pittsburgh journalist and radio personality, Josh Taylor: 480 Club founder and youth mentor, Joey Hooks; New Mexico State University Assistant Athletic Director, James Hall: University of Pittsburgh Receiver Tre Tipton; Comedian, Frank Nicotero;"Pittsburgh Dad" Curt Wootton; DK Pittsburgh Sports writer, Chris Carter, Hockey Now blog CEO Dan Kingerski; former NFL offensive lineman, Leon Searcy and writer, journalist and reporter, Amber Theoharis. Each of these guests brought a story and attitude to the podcast like none other and we are featuring their unique perspectives on life and how it relates to the world of sports. CONNECT WITH US =========================== Check out our websites which includes our store and much more: https://www.steelcitynation2020.com/Like our Facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/steelcitynationpodcastJoin the conversation on Twitter https://twitter.com/SCNpodcastFollow us on Instagram pics https://www.instagram.com/steelcitynationpodcast/Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVZuudj681oIAbnscyHBa0g?view_as=subscriber=========================== Feel free to let us know if you have any comments or questionsBy emailing us at: steelcitynation2020@gmail.comAudio Engineer: Shawn AntkowiakVideo Engineer: Angela AntkowiakIntro and outro music provided by Ryan BentonArtwork for SCN: Joelle Miller and Nick StewartWeb page/Store Manager: Terri MaradeiJoin us next time where we are Iron City built on the Steel City Nation podcast….

Matt Noble has worked as both a football and a cricket coach. Like any good Yorkshireman, he likes his bat and ball game and, whilst living and working in Mexico City, was one of the international youth team coaches for the Mexico National Cricket Team. Whilst in this role, he also worked as a football coach for FutAcademy. Now he's involved in the girls and community engagement programmes put on by Leeds United Football Club. Grassroots Sports is the seventh season of the Half Court Press Podcast. In this series, Tao MacLeod talks to a variety of sports professionals about how they think youth team players should be developed. The Half Court Press Podcast is available on… iTunes Spotify Google Podcasts Apple Podcasts Breaker Overcast Anchor Pocket Casts RadioPublic

"What We Do in the Shadows" confessions by Natasia Demetriou (Nadja), Paul Simms (co-showrunner/ EP/ writer) and Stefani Robinson (EP/ writer) to Gold Derby editors Tom O'Neil and Matt Noble. What will that crazy FX vampire show secretly do to win Best Comedy Series and other top races?

My conversation with Matt Noble, Public Address Announcer for the Maryland Terrapins! Be sure to follow the show on Twitter (@BTMPodcast_Alex) & Facebook (BTMPodcastAlex). We're available on Apple Podcasts, Anchor, Spotify, Breaker, Pocket Casts, Google Podcasts, RadioPublic, and Overcast! Download whichever app is your favorite, and tune into the previous eight, as well as future episodes! Look forward to next week, when I wrap up Season 1 by talking to Jeff Smith of the TCU Horned Frogs!

My conversation with Molly Haynes, Public Address Announcer for the Ohio State Buckeyes Women's Basketball program, and former PA Voice of the NCAA Women's Final Four! Be sure to follow the show on Twitter (@BTMPodcast_Alex) & Facebook (BTMPodcastAlex). We're available on Apple Podcasts, Anchor, Spotify, Breaker, Pocket Casts, Google Podcasts, RadioPublic, and Overcast! Download whichever app is your favorite, and tune into the previous seven, as well as future episodes! Look forward to next week for Season 1, Episode 9, when I talk to the PA Voice of the Maryland Terrapins, Matt Noble!

On this episode,Steel City Nation podcast Mark Maradei speaks with Matt Noble.Noble is a Silver Spring, MD native and is currently the PA announcer for University of Maryland football, men's basketball and baseball games. He is also the radio play-by-play announcer for the women's basketball team and fills-in for Hall of Fame broadcaster Johnny Holliday on select football and men's basketball games as well as occasionally substituting for Holliday on the weekly football coach's radio show. We discuss his career in the world of sports and his long term involvement with the University of Maryland athletics. Matt also gives his outlook on a possible professional baseball 2020 season. He also will help with Decade Definers by giving his five most influential athletes to wear a Maryland Terrapin uniform. You can follow Matt on Twitter @Radionoble You can also listen to Maryland games on the Tune In app (the free version). The flagship stations for the Maryland Sports Radio Network are 105.7 FM and 1300 AM in Baltimore and on The Team 980 in Washington, DC. =========================== CONNECT WITH US =========================== Check out our websites which includes our store and much more: https://www.steelcitynation2020.com/Like our Facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/IronCitybuilt/Join the conversation on Twitter https://twitter.com/vander_guyFollow us on Instagram pics https://www.instagram.com/steelcitynationpodcast/Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVZuudj681oIAbnscyHBa0g?view_as=subscriber =========================== Feel free to let us know if you have any comments or questions By emailing us at: steelcitynation2020@gmail.com Intro and outro music provided by podcast guest Ryan Benton

Legendary Swedish doomers CANDLEMASS recently reunited with Johan Längqvist on vocals - Johan spoke to us at MMH Radio, to talk about the new Candlemass material on 'The Door to Doom' and 'The Pendulum EP' (Napalm Records), being nominated for a Grammy and of course the album that started it all - Epicus Doomicus Metallicus, which came out 34 years ago this month.

John Kevill, vocalist of Warbringer, stopped by for an indepth chat with MMH - The Home of Rock Radio, to talk all about Warbringer's sixth studio album 'WEAPONS OF TOMORROW' (Napalm Records), the state of the world and the state of metal today.

Did you know Havok are releasing their highly-anticipated fifth album 'V' on Friday? Vocalist/guitarist David Sanchez spoke to MMH - The Home of Rock Radio about their new work and the state of the world today - have a listen!

frank talk, Zahra Noorbakhsh, Comedian and Pop Culture Collaborative Senior Fellow Special Guest, Joey Clift, comedy writer  In this episode, we’re talking pipelines and comedy featuring the 2019 frank talk of comedian and Pop Culture Collaborative Senior Fellow Zahra Noorbakhsh, where she shares her personal story and professional analysis about who has the power to decide what’s funny and the broken career pipeline for diverse stand up comics. Her frank talk accompanies her 2019 report, “FUNNY IS FUNNY: Development Models for Diverse Voices in Stand-Up Comedy.” Bridgit and Tracy then call comedy writer and member of the Cowlitz tribe of the Pacific Northwest, Joey Clift, who responds to Zahra’s analysis and shares experiences of Indigenous comedy artists in Hollywood. Bridgit and Tracy discuss how new emerging artist-led pipelines are re-centering power inside the entertainment industry. ---------------------------------- WONDERLAND @ FRANK TEAM Hosts and Executive Producers, Bridgit Antoinette Evans and Tracy Van Slyke Producers, Nancy Vitale and Destry Sibley Sound Designer, Samantha Gattsek Sound Engineers, Matt Noble, Mike Gilmore, Eric Elterman, and Colin Ashmaed-Bobbit Website Designer, Deanna Zandt Project Coordinator, Daria Segalini Recorded at The Awareness Group Studios in New York City, the Loft Recording Studios in Bronxville, NY, and WBEZ in Chicago Special thanks to our friends at frank, Jade Dozier, Lauren Rawlings, and Joey Ehrenkaufer For show notes and more, visit us at thisiswonderland.us

WONDERLAND is a “master class” in culture change. Podcast co-hosts Bridgit Antoinette Evans and Tracy Van Slyke apply their experience and perspective from careers spent at the intersection of social justice and entertainment to uncover the truth about the stories we’re telling as a country, on TV, in movies and throughout pop culture mediums.  Season 2: WONDERLAND @ FRANK Have you ever wondered: How has the culture change field changed over the last few years? How can we bring our full selves — personally and professionally — to this multifaceted, emotional, and strategic work that we call culture change? How are pop culture fandoms an unexpected force in the 2020 election season? How are artists re-imagining and building new pipelines that center the innovation of historically excluded artists in the entertainment industry? Well we did! In this special micro-season of WONDERLAND, each of the four episodes features a talk by a culture change leader given at frank, an annual storytelling and communications gathering. Bridgit and Tracy then invite a cultural strategist, artist, movement leader or philanthropist to respond and discuss how those ideas impact our work, and our world, in 2020.   ---------------------------------- WONDERLAND @ FRANK TEAM Hosts and Executive Producers, Bridgit Antoinette Evans and Tracy Van Slyke Producers, Nancy Vitale and Destry Sibley Sound Designer, Samantha Gattsek Sound Engineers, Matt Noble, Mike Gilmore, Eric Elterman, and Colin Ashmaed-Bobbit Website Designer, Deanna Zandt Project Coordinator, Daria Segalini Recorded at The Awareness Group Studios in New York City, the Loft Recording Studios in Bronxville, NY, and WBEZ in Chicago Special thanks to our friends at frank, Jade Dozier, Lauren Rawlings, and Joey Ehrenkaufer For show notes and more, visit us at thisiswonderland.us

frank talk, Ai-jen Poo, leader of the National Domestic Workers Alliance Special Guest, Crystal Echo Hawk, Executive Director of IllumiNative In this episode, we rewind the clock to 2015, where on the frank stage, Ai-jen Poo of the National Domestic Workers Alliance shared her insights and emerging strategy on culture change. Bridgit and Tracy then call IllumiNative’s Crystal Echo Hawk to discuss what resonated with her from Ai-jen’s talk and how the pop culture for social change field has evolved in the last five years. Both movement leaders share insights on how to build a pop culture narrative strategy to make invisibilized communities, visible and powerful. ---------------------------------- WONDERLAND @ FRANK TEAM Hosts and Executive Producers, Bridgit Antoinette Evans and Tracy Van Slyke Producers, Nancy Vitale and Destry Sibley Sound Designer, Samantha Gattsek Sound Engineers, Matt Noble, Mike Gilmore, Eric Elterman, and Colin Ashmaed-Bobbit Website Designer, Deanna Zandt Project Coordinator, Daria Segalini Recorded at The Awareness Group Studios in New York City, the Loft Recording Studios in Bronxville, NY, and WBEZ in Chicago Special thanks to our friends at frank, Jade Dozier, Lauren Rawlings, and Joey Ehrenkaufer For show notes and more, visit thisiswonderland.us

frank talk, Bridgit Antoinette Evans, Co-host of Wonderland and Executive Directors of Pop Culture Collaborative Special Guest, Taryn Higashi, Executive Director of Unbound Philanthropy In this episode, we first hear Bridgit Antoinette Evans’ 2017 achingly beautiful frank talk, where she takes listeners inside her “year of breaking open,” the personal and professional journey she took in order to do the hard and important work of culture change. We then talk with Unbound Philanthropy Executive Director Taryn Higashi who shares her thoughtful response and connects Bridgit’s learnings to her own evolving understanding of culture change and its relevance to the immigration movement and the 2020 narrative environment. ---------------------------------- WONDERLAND @ FRANK TEAM Hosts and Executive Producers, Bridgit Antoinette Evans and Tracy Van Slyke Producers, Nancy Vitale and Destry Sibley Sound Designer, Samantha Gattsek Sound Engineers, Matt Noble, Mike Gilmore, Eric Elterman, and Colin Ashmaed-Bobbit Website Designer, Deanna Zandt Project Coordinator, Daria Segalini Recorded at The Awareness Group Studios in New York City, the Loft Recording Studios in Bronxville, NY, and WBEZ in Chicago Special thanks to our friends at frank, Jade Dozier, Lauren Rawlings, and Joey Ehrenkaufer For show notes and more, visit thisiswonderland.us

frank talks, Shawn Taylor and Tracy Van Slyke  Special Guest, Jeff Yang Continuing their exciting conversation from WONDERLAND season 1 on the power of pop culture fandoms and social change, in this episode we listen to excerpts of Pop Culture Collaborative Senior Fellow Shawn Taylor and WONDERLAND co-host’s Tracy Van Slyke’s separate, but deeply intertwined frank talks. They both share personal stories of how and why pop culture fandoms are the focus of their work, and present burning questions and big ideas that provide a framework for how self-organized groups people along with their pop culture passions, are the next big thing for creating culture change. Bridgit and Tracy then call up Jeff Yang, cultural critic turned culture trend forecaster, to discuss his reactions to the frank talks, and dig into how fandoms are an unexpected, but powerful force in the 2020 election season. ---------------------------------- WONDERLAND @ FRANK TEAM Hosts and Executive Producers, Bridgit Antoinette Evans and Tracy Van Slyke Producers, Nancy Vitale and Destry Sibley Sound Designer, Samantha Gattsek Sound Engineers, Matt Noble, Mike Gilmore, Eric Elterman, and Colin Ashmaed-Bobbit Website Designer, Deanna Zandt Project Coordinator, Daria Segalini Recorded at The Awareness Group Studios in New York City, the Loft Recording Studios in Bronxville, NY, and WBEZ in Chicago Special thanks to our friends at frank, Jade Dozier, Lauren Rawlings, and Joey Ehrenkaufer For show notes and more, visit thisiswonderland.us

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In Episode 41, Zwift’s very own Matt Noble chats with host Matt Rowe about the latest update, which brings off-road bikes into the game. Eager to get your dirt on? We review the new mountain bike and gravel-specific training plans! Matt R., Kristin and Greg also cover the usual topics, including tips on how to prepare for your next Zwift Fondo!

Gold Derby contributorsCharlie Bright, Riley Chow, Luca Giliberti, Zach Laws, Matt Noble and Tony Ruiz discuss the 2019 Primetime Emmy nominations, which were led by 'Game of Thrones.' What did they get right and wrong? What were the surprises and snubs? Visit GoldDerby.com and follow on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Anna Konkle and Maya Erskine ('PEN15') chat with Gold Derby editor Matt Noble about their Hulu comedy series: 'How are we going to be 13' again after all these years?

Casey Wilson (‘Black Monday’) chats with Gold Derby editor Matt Noble about the Showtime 1980s comedy starring Don Cheadle and Regina Hall.

Richard Schiff (‘The Good Doctor’) chats with Gold Derby editor Matt Noble about working with Freddie Highmore and avoiding hospitals.

Featuring an interview with Matt Noble of the Toronto Vegetarian Food Bank, plus short features on Francesca Chaney (founder and owner of Sol Sips in Brooklyn), and Brenda Sanders (food justice activist and co-founder of Baltimore's The Greener Kitchen). Read more →

Bill Hader and Alec Berg talk with Gold Derby senior editor Matt Noble about creating "Barry," which earned 13 Emmy nominations this year. Hader and Berg are nominated together for Best Comedy Writing and as producers for Best Comedy Series, while Hader also earned nominations for Best Comedy Actor and Best Comedy Directing. Berg says the two creators were meeting at a diner when Hader said, “What if I was a hit man?’ My reaction was ‘I hate that. There are more hit-men on TV than the real world.’ But very quickly we came up with the idea of him wanting to be an actor. A hit man has to be anonymous, live in the shadows and cut off from their emotions. An actor has to live in the light, access their emotions and divulge their inner truth. It started to become really interesting. A guy caught between two worlds. In order to do one thing well; he has to put himself at risk in the other world.” Follow Gold Derby on Facebook and Twitter.

We chat to Channel 9s Neil Breen, hybrid sport MMA/Basketball has the world talking (mainly to call centres) and Matt Noble announces NSW Origin 3 team

We chat to Channel 9s Neil Breen, hybrid sport MMA/Basketball has the world talking (mainly to call centres) and Matt Noble announces NSW Origin 3 team

We chat to Channel 9s Neil Breen, hybrid sport MMA/Basketball has the world talking (mainly to call centres) and Matt Noble announces NSW Origin 3 team

It’s truly a sight to behold, that’s right, it’s time to ski the K12, dude with Short Time Shots, a look back at the day’s college scores and more with me, Hall of Fame wrestling writer, broadcaster and announcer Jason Bryant. No, I didn’t learn English by watching the Wide World of Sports. At the Bob Carpenter Center in Newark, Delaware, second-ranked Ohio State trounced Princeton 39-0 on the eve of the Beast of the East. Key match there was at 149 pounds where Ke-Shawn Hayes knocked off All-American Matthew Kolodzik of Princeton 2-0 at 149 on the strength of an escape and riding time. The Buckeyes had six bonus point victories. Prior to the bout, we had a women’s freestyle dual where Campbellsville topped the University of the Cumberlands 35-11. Why? Well, following Presbyterian’s lead, the folks in Delaware are showing their local administrators men’s and women’s wrestling. Could we see the Fightin’ Blue Hens with wrestling once again? Whatever it is, they have no idea what the street value of this mountain is. Out in Lincoln, sixth-ranked NC State won basically every toss up and came into the Devanney Center and spanked No. 12 Nebraska 29-3. It started with Hayden Hidlay’s 6-3 win over Tyler Berger at 157 pounds and continued on with close but solid wins from Daniel Bullard at 174, Pete Renda at 184, Tommy Cox at 125 and Beau Donahue ripping victory away from Collin Purinton 11-10 at 149. Donahue trailed 7-1 at one point. He scored three third-period takedowns to basically sum up how the day went for both teams. Donahue also said he didn’t like all the extra fat from fried bacon, so he boiled it. Out west, Northwestern has quietly improved to 6-0 after wins against Cal Poly and CSU Bakersfield. Against the Runners, the Wildcats won seven out of 10 bouts including bonus victories from Sebastian Rivera, Ryan Deakin, Johnny Sebastian, Mitch Sliga and Conan Jennings. By the way, I know two Conan’s who wrestled -- they were both heavyweights. I guess their parents knew something waaaay ahead of time. It’s got raisins in it, you like raisins. The Wildcats beat Cal Poly 30-8 in the nightcap. Would you mind if I asked out Beth? Utah Valley picked up a Big 12 win over North Dakota State, stopping the Bison 26-13 in Orem. Notable wins registered from the Wolverines Demetrius Romero at 165, Dustin Dennison and heavyweight and Taylor Lamont at 125 pounds. Romero, a transfer from Boise State after that school ducked and covered after dropping wrestling last season, topped nationally ranked Andrew Fogarty 5-3 in sudden victory. Both teams were receiving votes in this past week’s NWCA Division I Coaches Poll and both teams WANT THEIR TWO DOLLARS! Chris Lyons and Tyler Ortmann’s victories at 197 and 285 gave Cornell College a 23-15 come-from-behind win over Augustana -- the one in Illinois -- on Friday. The win is the Rams’ first since head coach Mike Duroe was revealed to be fighting brain cancer. Check out his gofundme page. We’re with you coach Duroe. Nationally ranked Matt Noble, Raymond Jazikoff and Blaise Benderoth picked up bonus victories in the final “home” dual of the season for NYU as the Bobcats topped the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 32-16. We say home because the match was held at the New York Athletic Club, which is just three miles from NYU’s Manhattan campus. MSOE, that’s the Milwaukee School of Engineering won its first dual of the year, winning six bouts in the middle to top Concordia -- the one in Wisconsin -- 27-23. Coach Matt Zwaschka’s Raiders were also added by two forfeits. Missouri Valley 3-0 including 27-15 win over Williams Baptist at the WBC Eagle Duals hosted by Williams Baptist. The Vikings topped Brewton-Parker 41-3 and Bacone 51-3. WBC’s Demetrius Thomas and Jaitlan Pitts each went 3-0 with 3 falls for Williams Baptist. Also in the NAIA, Life beat Reinhardt 29-16 and Menlo beat Embry-Riddle 23-20. Out in Rocklin, California, Emmanuel College went 3-0 at the Women’s West Coast Tournament of Champions, beating Grays Harbor 40-5, Southern Oregon 40-7 and Eastern Oregon 45-4. Individual tournament comes on Saturday. That’s all from the base of Mount Brodie where the once proud champion, Lane Meyer, is now a study in mopishness.   JOIN THE TEAM And if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, become a TEAM MEMBER today. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of team membership. If you like wrestling content -- scratch that -- if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a team member. You'll get some cool stuff too. The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Clothing. And if you haven't already, leave a rating and a review on iTunes. 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