Podcasts about Mayer

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Wiggy doesn't understand why the Sox don't move Mayer to 2nd base

Resetting on Bradfo's comments on Mayer potentially being sent down. Even Breslow did not shut the door on him being sent down. Trying to pronounce Jhostynxon Garcia. Callers go crazy. Keefe needs a map!

Resetting on Bradfo's comments on Mayer potentially being sent down. Even Breslow did not shut the door on him being sent down. Trying to pronounce Jhostynxon Garcia. Weird callers Grab Bag! ERA discussion. Booker signs a huge contract. We complain about it. Brent Rooker made the cut for the home run derby. It is the Big Dumper's year! Hogdale call of the day. There was a guest on the HogPod. Wimbledon minute. MLB performer of the night. Keefe's WAG update

What can the Red Sox improve to go on a run this season? Bullpen? Starting pitching? The Sox need to ensure that this run lasts longer than just a series or two. Giolito discussion. Will he continue his hot stretch? You shouldn't extend him, but you have to ride the hot hand. Breslow discussed the outfield surplus. You cannot trade your surplus of outfielders just because, but they also have to play. Jones started to notice that the front office is giving the same answer over and over, are they staying “aligned?” Explaining the beef between Will Clark and Will Flemming. Safe to say Mr. Clark knows how to curse. East Coast v West Coast beef! Is Will Flemming a reporter? Who made this a bigger story? Jones does NOT want to fan the flames. Clark blames AI for the drag by the neck story. WEEAI at it again!! This is worse than what Marchand said to Keefe! Breslow discussed Marcelo Mayer and his call up. He has proven that he is going to be just fine. What is the “best move for us,” Breslow?

Here is how the show looked today HR1 - Red Sox deadline outfielder plan | Flemming v Clark beef | What is next for Mayer? HR2 - Pats coaching matchups | Bradfo checks in from Fenway | How old is too old? HR3 - Workplace function etiquette | Reset on the Will Beef | Cemetery horsepower HR 4 - Weird callers | Grab Bag | Keefe's WAG update

Our guest today is Roger Mayer, one of the most influential scholars in the field of trust and co-creator of a widely cited model of organizational trust. After attending Roger's presentation at the FINT Conference in Genoa, Italy, podcast host Severin de Wit sat down with him for a conversation on the evolving nature of trust and the surprising role that suspicion plays within it. The conversation begins with two striking images from Mayer's FINT talk: HAL 9000, the eerily calm AI from the movie "2001: A Space Odyssey", and the Shoggoth, a chaotic, shapeshifting creature recently adopted as a meme in AI circles. Mayer uses these metaphors to illustrate a central dilemma: as AI systems become more powerful and autonomous, how do we trust something we don't fully understand? Mayer introduces the concept of state-level suspicion, based on research by Bobko, Barelka, and Hirshfield. He explains that suspicion isn't just a gut feeling; it's a cognitive state involving uncertainty, heightened awareness, and the perception of possible harm. Far from being purely negative, suspicion may serve as a protective and even constructive force in complex organizational settings. A major focus of the episode is what Mayer calls Organizational Dissociative Identity Disorder (ODID). In this phenomenon, organizations send conflicting signals to employees, behave inconsistently, or act as if they have “multiple personalities.” Whether caused by mergers, mission drift, or rogue internal actors, ODID can undermine trust and leave employees feeling destabilized. Roger discusses how AI can further complicate this dynamic when its decision-making processes are opaque or misaligned with human expectations. Roger Mayer previously appeared on TrustTalk in our March 13, 2024 episode, where we explored the foundations of his trust model. In this follow-up conversation, we focus on the emerging tensions between trust, technology, and organizational coherence.

SIBO—Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth—has become a buzzword in the gut health space, often blamed for symptoms like bloating, gas, and fatigue. But how much of the hype is supported by solid science?In this episode of The Mind-Gut Conversation, Dr. Mayer critically examines the growing SIBO narrative. Drawing from decades of clinical experience and the latest peer-reviewed evidence, he breaks down what SIBO actually is, who it truly affects, and why breath tests and antibiotic treatments like rifaximin are far less reliable—and more commercially driven—than many believe.In this episode, you'll learn:Why true SIBO is rare and typically linked to structural or motility disordersWhy current diagnostic tests are flawed and often misusedHow intestinal gas production is a normal part of digestion—not necessarily a problemWhy rifaximin may relieve symptoms without ever addressing SIBOThe role of microbial diversity, short-chain fatty acids, and the broader brain-gut microbiome systemWhether you've been diagnosed with SIBO or are simply curious about one of the most misunderstood topics in gut health, this episode separates myth from medicine.Thank you for your interest!--------------Connect with Dr. Mayer:Instagram: @emeranmayerTwitter/X: @EmeranMayerMDYouTube: Emeran Mayer, MDWebsite: emeranmayer.com

SIBO—Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth—has become a buzzword in the gut health space, often blamed for symptoms like bloating, gas, and fatigue. But how much of the hype is supported by solid science?In this episode of The Mind-Gut Conversation, Dr. Mayer critically examines the growing SIBO narrative. Drawing from decades of clinical experience and the latest peer-reviewed evidence, he breaks down what SIBO actually is, who it truly affects, and why breath tests and antibiotic treatments like rifaximin are far less reliable—and more commercially driven—than many believe.In this episode, you'll learn:Why true SIBO is rare and typically linked to structural or motility disordersWhy current diagnostic tests are flawed and often misusedHow intestinal gas production is a normal part of digestion—not necessarily a problemWhy rifaximin may relieve symptoms without ever addressing SIBOThe role of microbial diversity, short-chain fatty acids, and the broader brain-gut microbiome systemWhether you've been diagnosed with SIBO or are simply curious about one of the most misunderstood topics in gut health, this episode separates myth from medicine.Thank you for your interest!--------------Connect with Dr. Mayer:Instagram: @emeranmayerTwitter/X: @EmeranMayerMDYouTube: Emeran Mayer, MDWebsite: emeranmayer.com

Was macht einen Menschen wirklich glücklich – und gleichzeitig leistungsfähig? In dieser Project Mindset Folge spreche ich mit Prof. Dr. Jan Mayer, dem führenden Sportpsychologen der TSG Hoffenheim und Gründer des Instituts für Compassion, über den wahren Ursprung innerer Stärke. Du erfährst: ✅ Wie man emotional stabil bleibt, selbst wenn das Außen chaotisch ist ✅ Warum Flow, Dankbarkeit und Selbstmitgefühl mehr bewirken als Disziplin ✅ Wie Hochleistung im Sport (und Leben) ohne Burnout gelingen kann ✅ Warum Potenzialentfaltung oft durch ZU VIEL Wollen blockiert wird ✅ Die 5 Herzqualitäten aus fernöstlicher Weisheitslehre, die auch westlich erklärbar sind ✅ Wie du ein starkes Ego nutzt – ohne dass es dich kontrolliert

In this explosive episode of Bitcoin Backstage, Trace Mayer—early Bitcoin investor, creator of Proof of Keys, and one of the earliest Bitcoin bloggers—returns to the spotlight to dissect the past, present, and future of Bitcoin. Interviewed live at the Bitcoin Conference by Isabella Santos, Mayer drops hard truths about central banking, strategic reserves, proof of keys, and the global monetary shift already underway.From dissecting the fractional reserve system to revealing what really happened during the Blocksize Wars, Mayer also explains why Bitcoin is outperforming gold, how the U.S. might use BTC as a reserve asset, and what's holding back its evolution as a medium of exchange. This is Bitcoin history, macro insight, and monetary rebellion all in one.

The Dugout: Mariners insider Shannon Drayer joins the show from the EQC hotline to talk about what’s been working recently for the Mariners as they battle through a 17 consecutive-game stretch. They highlight the under the radar players that have been contributing during the M’s recent hot streak. Mariners broadcaster Angie Mentink joins the show from the EQC hotline to talk about Cal Raleigh’s historic season, Julio Rodriguez’s low-power season, and more.  And Alex Mayer joins the show to talk about some of the records being broken by Cal Raleigh and the milestones he’s on the verge of reaching, the Mariners players he thinks could make the All-Star game, and much more.

Our show today is being sponsored by Free Float Analytics, the only platform measuring board power, connections, and performance for FREE.Elon Musk vows to defeat politicians who back Trump's megabill 'if it is the last thing I do' and Elon Musk says he'll form the 'America Party' if Trump's 'insane' spending bill passes“Elon Musk knew, long before he so strongly Endorsed me for President, that I was strongly against the EV Mandate. It is ridiculous, and was always a major part of my campaign. Electric cars are fine, but not everyone should be forced to own one. Elon may get more subsidy than any human being in history, by far, and without subsidies, Elon would probably have to close up shop and head back home to South Africa. No more Rocket launches, Satellites, or Electric Car Production, and our Country would save a FORTUNE. Perhaps we should have DOGE take a good, hard, look at this? BIG MONEY TO BE SAVED!!!”Elon Musk's loyal and trusted Tesla ‘fixer' takes the fall for dismal EV salesOmead Afshar, head of North America and Europe, was fired for failing to turn around the brand's flagging demandFedEx founder Fred Smith has died at 80Leading Independent Proxy Advisory Firm ISS Supports Compelling Case for Change to Brookdale Senior Living Board of Directors and Recommends “Withhold” votes on long tenured Brookdale directors Lee Wielansky, Chair of the Investment Committee, and Victoria Freed, Chair of the Nominating and Governance Committee:“Given the tenure and positions of Wielansky and Freed, they are arguably the most culpable among incumbent directors for the current state of affairs.”2014 vote: Wielansky (99.6% YES) and Freed (98.8% YES)Leading Independent Proxy Advisory ISS Supports Compelling Case for Change to AstroNova Board of DirectorsISS finds “change at the Board level is warranted to improve independence and oversight”: 97% YES for entire board last yearBoard Effectiveness: A Survey of the C-Suitebased on a PwC and The Conference Board report:93% of executives say they want someone on their board replaced (highest ever)only 50% of executives have confidence in their boards ability to remove underperforming directorsWhat are the challenges in replacing directors?:Executives: 48% said individual director assessments are not performedDirectors: 34% personal relationships between board membersTop 3 areas of expertise they want added to their boards: 1) international, AI and Gen AI, Environmental/SustainabilityExecutives want more board time spent on: ESG, talent management, AI and GenAITexas Enacts New Law to Regulate Proxy Advisory FirmsSB 2337 aims to limit proxy advice based on "nonfinancial" factors such as ESG and DEI and requires proxy advisors to provide a "specific financial analysis" for any recommendation in opposition to management's position.Hormel Foods Announces Elevation of John Ghingo to President; Jeffrey M. Ettinger to Serve as Interim Chief Executive Officerwill return to the company for a defined period of 15 months as interim chief executive officer(1) base salary of $1,200,000 per year; (2) annual target award equal to $2,000,000 (prorated for partial fiscal years); (3) a one-time equity grant of $7,200,000, approximately 75% of which shall consist of a stock option award and 25% of which shall consist of time-based restricted stock units; (4) standard executive benefit and health and welfare plan participation; and (5) four weeks of paid vacation for the remainder of 2025, and six weeks of paid vacation for the period of January 1, 2026 through October 26, 2026.Netflix Rejects Jay Hoag's Resignation, Adds New Board Member“Mr. Hoag's continued service as a member of the Board is in the best interests of the Company and its stockholders,” the filing states.79% said NOStarbucks Elects Dambisa Moyo and Marissa Mayer to its Board of DirectorsMoyo is on the boards of Chevron Corporation and Condé Nast and previously served on the boards of SABMiller, Barclays Bank, 3M, and Seagate Technologies. Mayer previously served as CEO and a director on the board of Yahoo!. Mayer currently serves on the boards of Walmart, AT&T, and Hilton Hotels & Resorts. She has also served on the board of Nextdoor.SEC bans CEOs from becoming chairmen without 3-year breakThe Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a new directive prohibiting Chief Executive Officers and Executive Directors from immediately assuming the position of Board Chairman within the same company or group after leaving office. A mandatory three-year “cool off period” has been introduced before such transitions can take place.NigeriaZuckerberg's Employees Have a Wild New Nickname for HimFaced with the return of Donald Trump to the Oval Office, Zuckerberg conveniently molted out of his pseudo-progressive skin and into a darling of the manosphere. He's since appeared on shows like Joe Rogan to complain that US business culture needs to "regrow its manhood," because American capitalism is "culturally neutered.""MAGA Mark"Mark Zuckerberg announces creation of Meta Superintelligence Labs Zohran Mamdani's victory in NYC mayoral primary leaves Wall Street ‘alarmed' and ‘depressed'Bill Ackman pledges to bankroll any NYC mayoral candidate capable of defeating Zohran MamdaniAI is doing up to 50% of the work at Salesforce, CEO Marc Benioff saysUber in Talks With Its Founder, Travis Kalanick, to Fund Self-Driving Car DealUber is in talks with former CEO Travis Kalanick to help fund his prospective bid for the U.S. subsidiary of Chinese self-driving car company Pony.aiTyson workers authorize strike at Texas plant over CEO pay, labor practicesAl Brito, the president of Local 577, said the strike is in part a response to the Tyson CEO's pay: “We are bargaining with one of the most repulsively greedy and amoral corporations in the entire country. Last year, Tyson's CEO made 525 times that of the median worker.”Ford recalls over 130,000 Lincoln Aviators due to risk of parts detaching while driving

  In this insightful episode of Made in America, Jill Mayer, CEO of Bead Industries, shares how she's steering a fifth-generation, 111-year-old company into the future. From embracing EOS to bring structure and accountability, to leveraging the Culture Index for smarter hiring, Mayer breaks down the systems and mindsets that are helping Bead evolve beyond legacy thinking. Highlights You Won't Want to Miss: How EOS created a cadence for strategic planning and execution Why the Culture Index helped her build better teams with complementary strengths What it really takes to retain young talent in manufacturing today How transparency and autonomy drive engagement across generations The bold steps Bead is taking toward innovation—including expansion into India Jill's practical, candid approach offers valuable lessons for leaders balancing tradition with transformation. Whether you're scaling a startup or modernizing a century-old business, this conversation is packed with takeaways. Bead Industries: https://beadelectronics.com/ Jill Mayer - LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jbmayer/ CompassMSP/Made in America: https://madeinamerica.compassmsp.com/ https://blog.compassmsp.com/ https://compassmsp.com/about Ari Santiago's LinkedIn CompassMSP Website CompassMSP LinkedIn Made in America Podcast Facebook Made in America Podcast LinkedIn Made in America Podcast YouTube Podcast produced by Miceli Productions.

El 28 de junio de 1906 nació María Goeppert-Mayer, una física teórica estadounidense de origen alemán, ganadora del Premio Nobel de Física en 1963 por proponer el modelo de capas nuclear.

Why are we relying on Anthony and Mayer? Devers took the Giants out of the playoffs

If the Red Sox had a positional plan Rafael Devers would still be on the team. Brad Marchand is loving life in Florida, Dan is happy for him but where will he go next? Red Sox vs. Giants and NBA Finals Game 7 previews.

The identity of the Red Sox has been everchanging this season. The starting rotation deserves all the credit for this. Dobbins, Giolito, Crochet, Bello but not Buehler. The plan has been better and Marcello is electric at third base. There is one glaring concern. Roman Anthony is batting below .100. How worried are we about that? Mayer is staying, but Roman needs some more time. He cannot hit off-speed pitches. They pivot to Drake Maye. Is the pressure on the second year QB?

The identity of the Red Sox has been everchanging this season. The starting rotation deserves all the credit for this. Dobbins, Giolito, Crochet, Bello but not Buehler. The plan has been better and Marcello is electric at third base. There is one glaring concern. Roman Anthony is batting below .100. How worried are we about that? Mayer is staying, but Roman needs some more time. He cannot hit off-speed pitches. They pivot to Drake Maye. Is the pressure on the second year QB? Quiz with Stiz Crossover

On this episode, Mark Simon is joined by Giants vice-president of player development Randy Winn, Mariners communications manager Alex Mayer, and his SIS colleague Greg Halperin.Randy explained his new role under new Giants president Buster Posey, shared why teaching players how to hit the cutoff man is a priority to him, described how he and the organization use data, and told stories of new Hall-of-Famer Ichiro and how he played defense.Alex talked about his enjoyment of finding statistical minutiae, and the recent success of Cal Raleigh and Rodríguez. Greg, a recent selection as Data Scout of the Month at SIS, used Ben Rice as an example of looking at a player's expected stats vs his actual stats and shared what it's like to regularly watch NPB and KBO games.Thanks as always for listening. Please check out the new-and-improved FieldingBible.com website, follow us on Bluesky at @sportsinfosolutions.com, and read our work at SportsInfoSolutions.com. You can e-mail us at Mark@sportsinfosolutions.com.

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Gary Hill joins Bump and Stacy to talk about J.P Crawford’s resurgence, Logan Gilbert’s return to the mound, and more. Chris Cotillo, Red Sox beat reporter for Masslive.com joins the show to give more context to the Rafael Devers trade, the young core the Red Sox are trying to build around, and much more. They talk about Jeff Passan’s comments on Cal Raleigh being the face of the franchise, JP Crawford’s All-Star case, and more. And Alex Mayer joins the show to talk about the rookies that have been starting for the Mariners for the last few weeks, JP Crawford’s All-Star case, and much more.

(0:00) Leroy Irvin & Cerrone Battle open their Father's Day Weekend Show by recognizing the lack of dedicated music related to fatherhood. Leroy goes on a monologue about the holiday that is "Father's Day" and its significance. (13:01) Leroy & Cerrone react to the Red Sox-Yankees win last night - 2-1 (F/10). The game ended on a walkoff wallball single from Catcher, Carlos Narvaez in the 10th Inning. Leroy highlights the difference in "juice" this weekend series as opposed to last weekend's series against the same Yankee opponent. Is the youth movement here to stay, with Mayer, Anthony and Campbell all up at the same time? Cerrone talks about the difficulty in sending any of the prospects back to AAA-Worcester after the hype they've helped create. (25:36) Irvin & Battle discuss the impending Tom Brady statue reveal as the date is set for Preseason Week 1, August 8th ahead of the Patriots matchup versus the Commanders. The duo give Brady his flowers and reminisce about the greatest NFL player of all time. Cerrone proclaims Tom Brady Day should be a holiday and proceeds to highlight his impact on the sport and economic impact on the region. (35:38) Leroy & Cerrone continue their discussion of the Tom Brady statue and how it should look. They take caller suggestions on the design of the Brady statue. ------------------------------------------- FOLLOW ON TWITTER/X: @BostonLIrvin | @Cerrone_Battle | @jorgiesepulveda

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open an Agenda Free Friday discussing Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals and the state of the Red Sox. (13:49) The guys discuss Cora’s managerial role of the Red Sox and whether Anthony and Mayer will play in this weekend’s game against the Yankees. (23:02) Callers weigh in on an Agenda Free Friday. (34:24) The guys and callers weigh in on the importance of goaltending in the NHL.

From 'Play Tessie' (subscribe here): The moment is here for Gordo, Sammy, and Pat to give Marcelo Mayer his gift now that he is a part of the Boston Red Sox. After sharing his thoughts on his good friend and fellow prospect Roman Anthony getting called up, hear Mayer's reaction to receiving something to help him fit in around the city of Boston. Then, Gordo and Sammy preview the upcoming weekend series with the Yankees and how Mayer and Anthony should be deployed with New York starting lefties out on the mound. 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

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the final hour of the show discussing Mayer and Anthony potentially playing in this weekend’s game against the Yankees. (10:03) Callers weigh in on everything they have discussed so far on the show. (21:32) Final thoughts, calls, and emails. (34:28) The Final Word!

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the first hour of the show discussing Cora’s managerial approach so far in 2025. (18:58) Callers weigh in on the Red Sox. (25:21) The guys discuss the Hunter Dobbins story and the media coverage of it. (37:30) The Latest Mazz’s Tiers.

The youth movement is leading to wins for the Red Sox. Is Marcelo Mayer's number an ugly number? Did Cora flip off Andy Hart? Jones hated his answer. Why not start the kids against lefties? They won the last two games because of them. Refsnyder and Romy both hit lefties really well, but Cora has to pick their spots correctly. Will Campbell sit as well? Jones said that he wants Mayer and Anthony to play two out of three against the Yankees. Will Devers play the field this season? He has been taking grounders! Why would he play a new position if he won't play his old position? Kennedy said he is going to play the field! We are not going to give this up. We are not pulling this out of the sky. Abraham Toro is a beast. The GOAT. Toro is way better than Dom Smith was. He is a vibes guy. You can't cut the vibes guy. What is the ideal Red Sox lineup? Will Toro ever stop being the GOAT? Discussing the Hunter Dobbins father saga. Did he lie? Why did he not fact check his father? The New York Post exposed our boy. Who is the liar, the dad or the son? This is a lesson for all fathers out there: Be careful what you tell your kids!

The youth movement is leading to wins for the Red Sox. Is Marcelo Mayer's number an ugly number? Did Cora flip off Andy Hart? Jones hated his answer. Why not start the kids against lefties? They won the last two games because of them. Refsnyder and Romy both hit lefties really well, but Cora has to pick their spots correctly. Will Campbell sit as well? Jones said that he wants Mayer and Anthony to play two out of three against the Yankees.

(0:00) Mazz opens The Baseball Hour discussing whether Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer should be playing in this weekend’s game against the Yankees. (16:11) Mazz discusses the Red Sox development of their top prospects. Plus, callers weigh in. (25:17) Mazz and Joon Lee discuss the relationship between Alex Cora and the front office of the Red Sox. (37:15) Final thoughts from Mazz on The Baseball Hour.

Jones and Keefe continue to react to the Anthony family and say they could save the city. Also why aren't Mayer and Roman Anthony hitting against lefties.

In this episode of Listen to the Words, we dive into the tender and thought-provoking ballad “Daughters” by John Mayer. More than just a chart-topping song, “Daughters” is a lyrical meditation on the deep, often unspoken impact that parents—especially fathers—have on their daughters' emotional lives and future relationships.We unpack Mayer's introspective lyrics, explore the raw vulnerability in his message, and ask: what responsibilities do we carry into our most formative relationships? Why do the words we say—or fail to say—matter so deeply?Whether you're a parent, a child, or someone reflecting on your past, this episode invites you to truly listen to the words—and what they're still teaching us today.

How do we reverse the chronic disease epidemic affecting millions of children in the United States? According to Nora LaTorre, it starts with fixing what's on their lunch tray.As CEO of Eat Real, Nora leads a nonprofit tackling the root causes of poor nutrition through a science-backed, K–12 school certification program aimed at upgrading food in cafeterias nationwide. In this episode, Dr. Mayer and Nora dive into the origins of Eat Real, its success engaging parents and schools, and why mothers are at the center of lasting dietary change. They also discuss the broader landscape of public health, including the federal MAHA initiative (Make America Healthy Again), the role of the food industry, and why nutrition alone isn't enough to address chronic disease without considering stress, inequality, and food systems reform.In this conversation, you'll learn:• Why children's nutrition is the key to long-term public health• How Eat Real's 360° model of access, awareness, and advocacy works• What measurable health outcomes have been linked to school food changes• The challenges of working within U.S. agriculture and food policy• Whether federal efforts like MAHA are likely to succeedIf you care about the future of our kids' health, this episode offers both hope and a roadmap.If you enjoyed this episode of The Mind-Gut Conversation, please leave a review - it really helps spread the word & get our show recommended to new viewers. Thank you!

This episode of Lessons in Leadership features Stuart Mayer, Regional Managing Partner, Prager Metis CPAs, talking with Steve Adubato and Mary Gamba about how to build a culture of trust and leadership and the importance of coaching and mentoring your team as well as succession planning. Then, Steve and Mary talk with Jeffrey Robinson, PhD, … Continue reading Lessons in Leadership: Stuart Mayer and Dr. Jeffrey Robinson

In this insightful episode, Laura sits down with Dee Dee Mayer from the Boone Center for the Family. Dee Dee is a community leader, and she shares about the journey of launching and sustaining a care ministry in the local church. Dee Dee shares candidly about the challenges of burnout, the joy of building relational connections, and the pivotal role of volunteers in creating a culture of care. Together, they reflect on the importance of boundaries, spiritual strength, and not doing ministry alone. Tune in to hear practical tips and heartfelt wisdom for anyone passionate about supporting others while staying healthy themselves. Quotes Dee Dee: “If God calls you to something, He will equip you. But that doesn't mean you do it alone.” Laura: “We often confuse helping with fixing, but true support means walking alongside—not taking over.” Dee Dee: “The people who show up with willing hearts are often the ones God uses most.” Laura: “Healthy boundaries aren't walls—they're bridges that protect relationships and energy.” Dee Dee: “You don't have to be the expert, just present and prayerful.” Resources RelateStrong workshop Connect with Hope Made Strong Website: HopeMadeStrong.org Socials: Facebook – Instagram – Twitter – YouTube

Kerry Lutz sits down with early Bitcoin adopter and crypto strategist Trace Mayer, who reveals why he bought Bitcoin at the very beginning—and never sold. But this episode goes far beyond personal conviction. Mayer exposes a growing trend: nearly 50% of Republican political donations are now happening through crypto. It's not just about money—it's about freedom from financial gatekeepers, regulatory overreach, and legacy donor systems. Discover how the GOP is using blockchain to fuel a decentralized political machine, while Democrats remain stuck in the fiat past. This is the intersection of Web3 and political warfare—and it's already underway. Find Trace here: http://www.trace.com or here: https://www.bitcoin.kn Find Kerry here: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe Kerry's New Book "The World According to Martin Armstrong" is now available on Amazon. Over 1,200 copies sold—no discounts, just raw truth. Order it here: https://amzn.to/4kuC5p5  

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In this episode of Worth Your Time, hosts Kristi Lee and Dr. Rob Shumaker dive into the global significance of the recent papal conclave and selection of Pope Leo XIV. Special guest Tyler Mayer—president of Providence Cristo Rey High School and former seminarian—joins the conversation to explain what actually happens when a new pope is chosen, including the meaning behind papal names, the role of cardinals, and conclave traditions that even include porta-potties in the Sistine Chapel. This wide-ranging discussion covers both serious insights and lighthearted takes on Catholic history, conclave process, and the cultural fascination surrounding the Pope. You don't have to be Catholic to enjoy this—just curious.

With domestic complex leagues in full swing and a solid sample of games at the four full-season levels of the minors Roboscout is honing in on some top names to target. We talk through some news early on in the show before we discuss how Jac Caglianone should be valued for fantasy. The show closes with five players Roboscout thinks you should target.(2:00) Jobe velocity was down on Wednesday, are we concerned?(5:00) Mayer is up following Bregman injury. How much longer for Roman Anthony?(12:00) Braxton Ashcraft called up.(15:00) Daylen Lile called up(21:00) How high should Jac Caglianone be ranked for fantasy?(24:00) Rainiel Rodriguez(30:00) Dauri Fernandez(33:00) Eduardo Quintero(35:00) Blaze Jordan(37:00) R.J. SchreckOur Sponsors:* Check out Indeed: https://indeed.com/BASEBALLAMERICASupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In our 93rd episode, Mike Couillard and Jeremy Brewer open by discussing Ronald Acuna Jr.'s return along with the news of latest injuries and roster machinations. Then we review eight young hitters that have performed at an elevated level in 2025 to determine the viability of their sustained production.You can find us on bluesky at @cardscategories.bsky.social, @mcouill7.bsky.social, and @jbrewer17.bsky.social. Email the pod at cardscategories@gmail.com.We have Cards & Categories swag for purchase here!Sign up here to get access to all of the Razzball tools to win your 2025 fantasy leagues!Links to things discussed in the pod:Million Podcasts' listing of the top 20 baseball card podsAlex Bregman suffers major quad injury, Marcelo Mayer promoted in his steadMiguel Amaya out 4-6 weeks with oblique strain, Reese McGuire called upTexas “loses” Joc Pederson to hand fracture, Alejandro Osuna debutsWhite Sox send Andrew Vaughn and Tim Elko down to CharlotteBrewers activate DL Hall, send Logan Henderson back to Triple-AA's shuffle outfield: promote Denzel Clarke, DFA Seth Brown, option JJ BledaySean Newcomb joins the A'sOrlando Arcia cut in Atlanta, lands in ColoradoRoyals designate Hunter Renfroe for assignment, release Nelson Velazquez Chris Taylor joins the Angels as Kyren Paris is sent downUpcoming baseball card release schedule:6/4: 2025 Topps Sterling6/11: 2025 Topps Series Two6/18: 2024 Topps Inception6/25: 2025 Panini Boys Of SummerCategories Discussion (43:10)Breakout BatsPlayers discussed in detail:Pete Crow-ArmstrongGeraldo PerdomoRiley GreeneHeliot RamosKyle StowersAndy PagesSpencer TorkelsonJordan Beck

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- Tigers' ace throws first career CG- Ronald Acuña Jr.'s LOUD return- A's end skid, end Phillies' win streak- Alex Bregman to the IL, Mayer called up- Jac Caglianone: time for the call up?- Oneil Cruz: hardest hit of the statcast era- Shohei Ohtani: one step closer to the moundListen/watch: https://bio.link/threeohtakeFollow us!FB: https://www.facebook.com/threeohtakeIG: https://www.instagram.com/threeohtakeTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@threeohtakeX: https://twitter.com/kylecorwintakes“THREEOHTAKE” for 10% off your Chinook Seedery order: https://www.chinookseedery.com/discount/THREEOHTAKE"THREEOHTAKE" for $20 off your first SeatGeek order: https://seatgeek.com/

The Boston Red Sox split a four-game series with the Baltimore Orioles. On this episode of the ITM Podcast, Joey Copponi and Scott Neville discuss the promotion of Marcelo Mayer to the big leagues, the timetable for Alex Bregman's return, and hypothesize on when the Red Sox will stop being a .500 organization. All that, plus a preview of the upcoming Brewers series, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Mariners’ insider Shannon Drayer joins Bump and Stacy live from Chicago to talk about their mini-win streak, the M’s defense, preview the upcoming series against the White-Sox and more. They react to Jeff Passan’s conversation with Brock and Salk this morning about how the Mariners are more of a complete team than they have been in years. Ryan-Rowland Smith joins the show to talk about the M’s recent hot streak, Luis Castillo’s return to form, and much more. Alex Mayer joins the show to give an update on the Mariners’ banged-up pitching staff, who’s having success in AAA, and much more.