Podcast appearances and mentions of matt tait

Matt Tait, Wave the Wheat joins 365 Sports to discuss his thoughts on on the possible expansion of the NCAA Basketball Tournament, his thoughts on why thepeople in the Big 12 could have switch their minds about an expanded NCAA Tournament, his thoughts on Brett Yormark's comments about the 5+11 model and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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(0:00-15:00) #23 KU Baseball hosts the Border War (15:00-18:34-) Royals head to Tampa (18:34-43:50) Matt Tait, R1S1 Sports (43:50-1:00:32) Top 10 Food Items from Lawrence Restaurants (1:00:32-1:12:55) Matt Llewellyn, LHS & 23rd St. Brewery (1:12:55-End) Devin Neal Audio & KU Football Chatter

Send us a textEpisode 117 discusses Effective Financial Operations with Matt Tait. As a thought leader in accounting, business, law, and tech, Matt Tait empowers business leaders to get the most out of their enterprises. With an array of experience in failing, restarting, and scaling, Matt's not short of advice for entrepreneurs looking to grow their businesses.  He's an expert on unleashing the potential of a team, harnessing transparency in leadership, and achieving goals without sacrificing company values. Matt's competitiveness and compassion for those around him have allowed him to work with some amazing people while always driving forward.   Now more than ever, Matt wants to help businesses focus on being there for their clients, growing their business, and spending time with their family.     Episode Benefits:  You can expect to gain actionable insights and strategies to help you implement Effective Financial Operations.  This Podcast series is targeted to Business Owners and C-Suite Executives.  It reflects my 34 years as a Business Owner and subsequent years as a Business Mentor and Consultant.  It focuses on the various subjects and topics to help you run a successful profitable business.  They are approximately 15-minutes long so you can listen while commuting.      Reach out to me to be put in contact with Matt.   The Business of Business, topics are divided into 5 Categories: Management, Operations, Sales, Financial, and Personal. Support the showHelping You Run a Successful Profitable Business !For Business Consulting or to be a Podcast Guest - Contact me at: www.bcforg.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-fisher-72174413/

Matt Tait, of R1S1 Sports, joined The Drive to discuss the loss Kansas had in the first round against Arkansas.

KU beat writer Matt Tait joins full 830 Thu, 20 Mar 2025 18:47:19 +0000 LwmkVR7fvf23bMu8dlUfb49G7R7jyYgl college basketball,kansas jayhawks,society & culture Cody & Gold college basketball,kansas jayhawks,society & culture KU beat writer Matt Tait joins Hosts Cody Tapp & Alex Gold team up for 610 Sports Radio's newest mid-day show "Cody & Gold."  Two born & raised Kansas Citians, Cody & Gold have been through all the highs and lows as a KC sports fan and they know the passion Kansas City has for their sports teams."Cody & Gold" will be a show focused on smart, sports conversation with the best voices from KC and around the country. It will also feature our listeners with your calls, texts & tweets as we want you to be a part of the show, not just a listener.  Cody & Gold, weekdays 10a-2p on 610 Sports Radio.  2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Society & Culture False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2

Matt Tait, of R1S1Sports, joined The Drive to discuss the Kansas loss to Arizona and the expectation for the Jayhawks on Selection Sunday.

The Zone with Jason Anderson & Producer Dylan Michaels are joined by Matt Tait, who covers KU Athletics for R1S1Sports.com, to talk about the win last night and the game ahead tonight against ArizonaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, Heather and Joe talk about seven essential productivity hacks to help accountants and bookkeepers stay sane during the busy season. They cover strategies like the two-minute rule, email automation, mindset shifts, and the importance of setting boundaries to maintain efficiency and well-being. Joe also revisits The Execution Factor by Kim Perrell (from episode 41 of the Woodard Report podcast). TV and Movie Quote: Heather quoted Everything Everywhere All at Once Joe quoted Michael Corleone from the Godfather Book of the Week: The Execution Factor by Kim Perrell Joe interviewed Kim Perrell on episode 41 of The Woodard Report Podcast Favorite Social Posts: Heather mentioned Matt Tait of Decimal and his post on LinkedIn Joe mentioned Greg Kyte on X/Twitter as posted by The Soul of Enterprise The Woodard Report Article of the Week: Executive Orders: The Good, the Bad and the Impact on Business by Ryan Francis Thank you to our show sponsor, Bill! They are the intelligent way to create and pay bills, send invoices, manage expenses, control budgets, and access the credit your business needs to grow—all on one platform. Learn more about the show and our sponsors at Woodard.com/podcast

Matt Tait, of R1S1Sports, joined The Drive to discuss the final Kansas home game of the season and the reception he expects for the senior class.

In the world of business, accounting is often seen as a painful necessity. But what if it could be a strategic advantage instead of a chore?In this episode, Matt Tait, Founder and CEO of Decimal, discusses how his company revolutionizes accounting services for small businesses and why he believes aligning business incentives is key to success.You'll discover:How Decimal fosters a people-first company culture in a remote work environmentThe unique approach Decimal takes towards acquisitions and partnershipsInsights on leveraging technology and AI in the accounting industryWhy an abundance mindset could be the secret to business growthDecimal's experience with reps and warranties insurance in M&A transactions

Most accounting firms never grow past a few hundred thousand dollars. They get stuck in manual work and outdated processes, making it nearly impossible to scale. But what if you could break through that ceiling?For accounting firm owners looking to grow beyond seven figures, the challenge isn't just getting there—it's what comes next. In this episode, Matt Tait, founder of Decimal, shares what separates firms that plateau from those that thrive. With experience building and scaling businesses past the first million, Matt dives into the key strategies, mindset shifts, and systems that create sustainable growth.In this episode, you'll learn:Why most firms stall before hitting seven figures—and how to break throughThe biggest operational mistakes that hold firm owners backThe systems and processes that drive scalable successJump into the conversation:[00:00:03] Meet Matt Tait[00:00:10] Why most accounting firms struggle to grow[00:00:24] The challenge isn't getting to $1M—it's what comes next[00:01:15] What this show is all about[00:02:05] The mindset shift that separates thriving firms from stagnant ones

Talking KU hoops with our friend Matt Tait from "R1S1Wave the Wheat", always a treat, plus Mizzou's Saturday blip, and even more sour result for the 'Cats. Also, Royals smiles in the sunshine, SKC starting slow, and a crazy finish in golf. Lots of great info and fun!

In this podcast episode of Entrepreneurship Lab, my guest is Matt Tait, Founder and CEO of Decimal, a company that specializes in simplifying and automating accounting processes for growing businesses. Matt has built Decimal by focusing on one thing: scaling with operational efficiency. One of Matt's most memorable lessons in scaling came during Decimal's early years when the company was experiencing rapid growth. He recalls a time when the team struggled with tracking finances manually, which created bottlenecks as the company scaled. By implementing automated systems and simplifying accounting processes, Matt turned a huge challenge into an opportunity to streamline operations—setting the company up for long-term growth. This story is a great example of how small changes in operations can dramatically increase efficiency.Enjoy the episode and implement the tips to make your business more successful! Don't forget to subscribe, download and share this episode!

The Zone with Sterling Holmes & Producer Dylan Michaels continue to breakdown the KU loss last night to BYU and we bring on Matt Tait, who covers KU sports for R1S1.com, to try and bring some positivity to the rest of the season for KU fans!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Unhired, we sit down with Matt Tait, CEO and founder of Decimal, a company that provides bookkeeping and tax services for small businesses. Matt shares his journey as a serial entrepreneur, discussing the ups and downs of running multiple businesses (including his background as a recovering lawyer). He opens up about lessons learned, the realities of business finances, and why bookkeeping isn't just a necessary evil—it's a crucial piece of building a sustainable business. We also dive into what it takes to grow a company, why founders often struggle with financial management, and how Matt and his team at Decimal have helped over a thousand businesses get their books in order. Whether you're a numbers person or not, this conversation will change the way you think about the financial health of your business.  

Matt Tait, of R1S1Sports, joined The Drive to discuss the issues Kansas basketball has had this year finding any consistency.

In this first episode of Season 2, Sasha Orloff is joined by Matt Tait, CEO of Decimal, to discuss the rise of AI in accounting, Decimal's recent acquisition of KPMG Spark, and their new strategic partnership with Puzzle. Matt also covers his journey building Decimal, the balance of human expertise in a tech-driven world, and the industry's future. --

On this episode, Joe speaks with Matt Tait, CEO of Decimal, about the integration of AI in the accounting industry, highlighting Decimal's transition to the AI-native ledger platform, Puzzle. Matt shares his thoughts on how Puzzle can automate up to 90% of routine tasks, improve client experiences, and enhance workflow scalability. His perspective on the implied partnership between tech and accounting firms is refreshing and not to be missed. Episode Resources: Connect with Matt Tait on LinkedIn Decimal.com - Let Decimal Solve Financial Operations Thank you to our show sponsor, Zoho! Zoho is a unique and powerful software suite to transform the way you work. Designed for businesses of all sizes, built by a company that values your privacy. Learn more about the show and our sponsors at Woodard.com/podcast

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From January 7, 2017: In an interview with The New York Times before his intelligence briefing on Russian efforts to interfere in the U.S. election on Friday, President-elect Donald Trump called the intelligence community's assessment of Russian interference a "political witch hunt." In that spirit, Benjamin Wittes brought Lawfare managing editor Susan Hennessey and former GCHQ information security specialist Matt Tait on the podcast to discuss evidence of Russian attempts to influence the presidential election and Trump's baffling response.A quick note: This podcast was recorded before the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released the intelligence community's report on Russian interference. Susan and Matt's firm belief that the hacking of Democratic Party information was carried out neither by a 14-year-old nor by a 400-pound person sitting on a bed, however, remains unshaken.Ben says he still suspects a 400-pound 14-year-old sitting on a bed—albeit a bed in Moscow at GRU headquarters.To receive ad-free podcasts, become a Lawfare Material Supporter at www.patreon.com/lawfare. You can also support Lawfare by making a one-time donation at https://givebutter.com/lawfare-institute.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A fascinating discussion with Matt Tait, who:Is a recovering lawyerComes from a family of entrepreneursIs a multiple time entrepreneurIs currently the CEO of DecimalHosts a podcast titled, "After the First Million," which is for startups, those in the "messy middle" of growth, and people in a large companyAt Decimal he leads a team of over 100 people who provide clients services in accounting (from bookkeeping up to the controller level), HR,  and IT.Even though Decimal is 100% virtual he has been intentional about culture. We discuss getting his people working together by creating team situations.  Our discussion takes us to using AI to streamline his services.You can reach Matt at https://www.decimal.com.John MartinkaJessica MartinkaContact us via either website or give us a call and be sure to check out our videoshttps://nokomisadvisory.com/https://www.martinkaconsulting.com/https://www.youtube.com/c/JohnAMartinka/videos 425-515-4903

Gabe DeArmond, of Power Mizzou and Matt Tait, of R1S1Sports.com, joined The Drive to preview the Kansas and Missouri perspective on the Border War matchup this weekend.

The entriety of DJ & PK for November 14, 2024: HOUR ONE Kevin Young, BYU Cougars Basketball Karene Reid, Utah Utes Football Brian Howell, Boulder Daily Camera HOUR TWO What is Trending Hot Takes or Toast Can the BYU Cougars make a perfect run? HOUR THREE Berry Tramel, Tulsa World Joel Klatt omits Kalani Sitake Brandon Rose out with Lisfranc injury HOUR FOUR Matt Tait, Perpetual Sports Network Slacker Radio Headlines Feedback of the Day

Hour four of DJ & PK for November 14, 2024: Matt Tait, Perpetual Sports Network Slacker Radio Headlines Feedback of the Day

Matt Tait joined DJ & PK to talk about the Kansas Jayhawks and what he's learned about the team as they prepare to take on the BYU Cougars.

In this episode of Can't Stop the Growth, Chad Peterman dives deep into the challenges (and wins!) of leading remote teams with Matt Tait, CEO of Decimal. With 85 employees across five countries, Matt's mastered intentional leadership, accountability, and culture—even when teams are miles apart. They unpack how to: Reinforce values daily so they're lived, not just listed. Balance empathy and accountability for a culture that's both people-centered and high-performing. Create clear, transparent communication that doesn't leave room for guesswork. If you're leading a remote or decentralized team, this episode offers actionable insights to keep your people connected, accountable, and aligned—no matter where they are. Additional Resources:  Connect with Matt on LinkedIn Discover Decimal Chad on LinkedIn Chad Peterman | CEO | Author Peterman Brothers Website More on PeopleForward Network Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn  Key Takeaways: Intentional Culture Building in Remote Teams: Leading remote teams requires intentionality—reinforce values consistently so they become ingrained behaviors. As Matt puts it, he acts as the “Chief Repeating Officer” to keep Decimal's values front and center for his widely dispersed team. Balance Empathy with Accountability: A people-first culture doesn't mean compromising on accountability. Matt and Chad discuss how holding individuals accountable can actually reinforce the team's morale by keeping everyone aligned and focused on common goals. Address Conflict Directly for Stronger Teams: Conflict avoidance can erode trust and productivity. Effective leaders lean into uncomfortable conversations and model healthy conflict resolution, strengthening team cohesion and organizational health.

In this episode, Rory speaks with Matt Tait, co-founder and CEO of Decimal and host of After Your First Million, about his firms growth, AI, and the latest accounting the accounting world. Discover how Matt's company, Decimal, is using AI to reduce manual work, allowing accountants to focus on high-level advisory services. 7 Find out how Decimal's decision to fully embrace AI, coupled with a global team model, has led to rapid growth and improved client experiences. Explore the major shifts happening in the profession including the untethering of employees from traditional work locations and the growing demand for flexible work models. Curious how AI can elevate your firm's advisory services? Want to learn how forward-thinking companies are using technology to improve both employee satisfaction and client outcomes? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this engaging conversation with Decimal Co-Founder and CEO Matt Tait.

Managing a distributed team sounds tough—until you hear how Matt Tait turned it into a competitive advantage for his business. In this episode Lee sits down with Matt, CEO of Decimal—a fast-growing bookkeeping and accounting firm that's taking “boring” and turning it into brilliance. Matt's journey is anything but ordinary: from a failed restaurant tech startup to scaling Decimal from a two-person operation to a team of 80 across four countries, he's learned firsthand how to lead with vulnerability, humility, and a dash of humor. Learn what it really means to “fail forward,” and how that mindset can help to navigate a remote-first, people-first business. Additional Resources: Connect with Lee on LinkedIn  Learn more about Unleashing Leaders Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Matt Tait on LinkedIn After the First Million podcast  Learn more about PeopleForward Network  Listen to the original episode on Unlocked podcast Key Takeaways: Embrace Vulnerability and Failure: Matt highlights the importance of “failing forward” and embracing vulnerability to grow as a leader. Building Remote Culture: Creating intentional connection points and valuing transparency is crucial to success in a remote workforce. Scaling with a People-First Approach: Matt emphasizes that business success stems from building a team that genuinely cares about each other.

Shane talks all things KC with Jordan Foote, previews KU/WVU with Matt Tait, and ends the show with "I'm Old, Jack's Young". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"If you want to be a problem solver, you're going to fail, and that's okay. What you don't want to do is fail the same way multiple times over and over again." — Matt Tait. Matt Tait, CEO of Decimal and a self-described serial entrepreneur, gives us a wealth of knowledge about problem-solving and leadership. Matt shares the paradigms and steps for creating a supportive, growth-oriented work environment through the power of transparency and the importance of asking the right questions and maintaining curiosity. Join Gretchen and Matt as they share ways to empower your team to solve problems and reach new levels of success.   In this episode, you'll learn: How embracing failure and promoting a culture of transparency can lead to a more innovative and resilient team The importance of curiosity in problem-solving and how it can drive business success How intentional communication and relationship-building in remote work environments can foster strong team dynamics and emotional well-being Connect with Matt Tait: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mtait83/ More on Decimal: https://www.decimal.com/ Check out Matt's podcast, “After The First Million”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/after-the-first-million/id1739009037 Get in touch with Gretchen, and let her know which impactful leaders you'd like to hear from: Connect on LinkedIn or Subscribe to our newsletter.    Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://link.chtbl.com/QY4Knw_x     Strong leaders at all organizational levels are requisites for business success. Gretchen Schott's GrowU Leadership Pathways keeps a leadership ‘pipeline' flowing to ensure skilled and competent leaders are present throughout every brand in the Threefold Portfolio. This episode of Made for Impact delves into Problem Solving and Adaptive Leadership.    Jump into the conversation: [00:00] Introducing Made for Impact with host Gretchen Schott [01:31] Introduction to Matt and his family background [04:09] Decimal's business model and remote structure [05:08] What Matt has learned from his family businesses [06:20] Why fostering a culture of problem-solving is key [11:01] The importance of talking through failures and learning [12:43] Building trust through shared experiences [17:20] Mental health for remote teams [20:32] How Matt ensures employee satisfaction and loyalty [23:44] Get connected with Matt

Can remote companies really build strong cultures? Rosie sits down with Matt Tait, CEO and Co-Founder of Decimal, to uncover the messy middle of building a people-first, values-driven company. Matt Tait has spent his career as an entrepreneur, having previously launched two technology companies. Matt shares the lessons learned from his past failures, how Decimal grew from a team of two to over 80 employees in five countries, and the intentional strategies he's implemented to foster a thriving remote culture. Whether you're navigating leadership challenges or scaling your company, this conversation is packed with takeaways on how to show up authentically, embrace failure, and lead with empathy. Additional Resources: Connect with Rosie on LinkedIn Learn more about Salveo Partners Connect with Matt Tait on LinkedIn Visit Decimal Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn  Learn more about PeopleForward Network

Much like athletes, business leaders need coaches to help them perform at their best. In this episode, Kevin Bailey talks about the exhilaration of early success and the immense pressure that can lead to burnout and imposter syndrome. Kevin shares his story of founding and scaling companies, dealing with burnout, and eventually transitioning to a focus on mindset and performance coaching for leaders. Listen to learn more about the importance of mental health, resilience, and how Kevin is helping leaders navigate the pressures and challenges of entrepreneurship through his company, Dreamfuel. In this episode, you'll learn:Perseverance Brings Purpose: Building a business isn't for the faint of heart, but overcoming hardships adds a richness to your journey that's worth every challenge. Embracing resilience isn't just about survival—it's about thriving and finding deeper meaning in what you do.Seek Coaching, Not Just Capital: Scaling a business isn't only about securing investment; it's also about investing in your mental agility and leadership skills. Just as athletes rely on coaches, having a trusted mentor or coach can provide the clarity and support essential for navigating the high-stakes world of entrepreneurship.Mindset Mastery is Your Secret Weapon: Success in business isn't just a game of strategy—it's a battle fought and won in the mind. Tackling psychological hurdles, managing burnout, and maintaining a positive outlook can transform your professional life. Empowering yourself and your team with mental performance tools will set you apart in the competitive tech landscape.Jump into the conversation:00:00 Introduction to After the First Million with host Matt Tait, and special guest, Kevin Bailey 05:54 Fascinated by finance, switched to intellectual property.08:36 High school knowledge led to unique skills.12:38 Felt imposter syndrome, but managed business acquisition.16:27 Advice needed but not taken seriously.18:22 Supporting nonverbal autistic children transformed my life.19:59 Business owners face perpetual struggle with burnout.25:21 Technology leaders leading us through singularity.27:05 Athletes have specialized performance and mental coaches.30:21 Paid coach provides uncomfortable yet necessary feedback.33:47 Deep empathy for founders in internal battles.36:40 Reflecting on tough times and self-coaching.

(0:00-20:36) KU Whiparound Plus Week 1 CFB Rewind (20:36-30:13) Luke Grimm and Dean Miller Post Game Audio (30:13-49:59) R1S1 Wave the Wheat's Matt Tait (49:59-1:15:05) Case of the Mondays (1:15:05-1:35:08) Lance Leipold Audio (1:35:08-End) Chiefs Preview

(0:00-17:50) #kufball Presser recap, #kuwbb news (17:50-28:05) Jalon Daniels Audio (28:05-47:50) Matt Tait, R1S1 Sports (47:50-1:12:19) Lance Leipold Audio (1:12:19-1:20:57) Bobby Witt, Jr. & Royals trade deadline moves (1:20:57-End) Cobee Bryant Audio

(0:00-16:01) Mass Street TBT & Jalen Wilson (16:01-25:13) Bobby Witt, Jr. (25:13-45:17) Matt Tait, R1S1 Sports (45:17-1:12:52) Top 10 Names in Sports (1:12:52-1:24:09) KU Hoops Non-con Preview: Furman (1:24:09-End) NFL Considering 18-game Season

(0:00-23:28) KU Basketball & Rothstein 45 Talk (23:28-26:17) Joey Chestnut Fiasco (26:17-47:54) Matt Tait, R1S1 Sports (47:54-1:10:14) Top 10 Guilty Pleasures (Dan's) (1:10:14-End) Fantasy Basketball Draft of #kufball players

(0:00-14:18) Sean's Vacation Recap (14:18-22:49) Bill Self Sound (22:49-41:06) Top 10 Summer Activities (41:06-1:09:26) Matt Tait, R1S1 Sports (1:09:26-1:17:03) Lance Leipold Sound (1:17:03-End) Chiefs Weeks 13-15 Preview

(0:00-15:03) KU Women's Basketball Lands Big Recruit (15:03-25:59) Chiefs Week 2 Against Bengals (25:59-47:10) Matt Tait (47:10-1:11:08) Top 10 Sports Nicknames (1:11:08-End) Royals Talk

(0:00-20:40) Opening RCST comparing Johnny Furphy and Gradey Dick (20:41-43:55) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (43:56-55:18) NFL draft talk (55:49-1:16:03) Kevin Flaherty (1:16:04-End) KU basketball recruit rankings

(0:00-22:40) Opening RCST discussing KU basketball's current roster (22:41-42:25) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (42:46-1:05:02) Do we give a bleep? (1:05:03-1:22:24) Kevin Flaherty (1:22:25-End) KU football position breakdown Linebackers

(0:00-10:59) Opening RCST discussing KU basketball player report cards (11:00-32:27) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (33:08-53:53) Kevin Flaherty (53:54-End) KU football position group breakdown

(0:00-18:00) Opening RCST discussing KU basketball player report cards (18:01-37:51) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (38:22-58:55) Into the transfer portal (58:56-1:18:29) Kevin Flaherty (1:18:30-End) KU football spring roundup

(0:00-20:44) Opening RCST discussing KU and the transfer portal (20:45-41:26) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (41:57-52:26) KU women's basketball recap (52:27-1:09:46) Kevin Flaherty (1:09:47) More on KU basketball

(0:00-20:32) Opening RCST discussing fun with numbers NCAA tourney edition (20:33-43:12) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (43:43-1:00:14) Lance Leipold speaks after KU football's first spring practice (1:00:15-1:21:02) Kevin Flaherty (1:21:03-End) Can KU make a deep run?

(0:00-22:25) Opening RCST discussing Kevin McCullar and Hunter Dickinson's injuries (22:26-26:16) Pearson Collision hit of the week (26:17-47:40) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (47:41-59:49) Big 12 tournament day 1 recap (59:50-1:17:07) Kevin Flaherty (1:17:38-End) KU basketball heroes and villains

(0:00-19:35) Opening RCST previewing KU-KSU (19:36-39:51) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (40:22-51:34) KU basketball heroes and villains (51:35-1:10:50) Kevin Flaherty (1:10:51-End) KU game picks

(0:00-21:47) Opening RCST previewing KU-BYU (22:17-42:27) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (42:28-54:40) Chiefs franchise tag L'Jarius Sneed and KU basketball heroes and villains (54:41-End) Kevin Flaherty

(0:00-21:31) Opening RCST discussing KU Basketball (21:32-43:09) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (43:10-56:35) Los Angeles Angels Spring Training player or Dune 2 actor? (56:36-1:13:54) Kevin Flaherty (1:14:25-End) KU basketball heroes and villains

(0:00-22:08) Opening RCST recapping KU-Texas Tech (22:09-25:45) Pearson Collision hit of the week (25:46-47:19) R1S1 Sports's Matt Tait (47:20-1:06:18) 247Sports's Kevin Flaherty (1:06:49-End) KU basketball takeaways