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A true 40-yard dash time. (There's a method to his madness.)Mock drafts. (They are poison.)Anonymous sourcing, and why it matters. (We relive Chris Ballard's sharp criticism of Bob's Adonai Mitchell report.) PFF and the cottage industry that is… film review. This 2025 Quarterback Class. And what was the most jarring thing he heard from NFL scouts? Oh, boy. Our Bob McGinn has many, many thoughts. Let's flesh them all out here on a special edition of the “Ty & Bob Pod.” Video and audio are both above. Thank you all for making Go Long at GoLongTD.com your home for unvarnished draft coverage. All 12 parts to McGinn's 41st annual series are linked below. Learn how the NFL views this year's prospects. New here? We'd love to have you join our community today. Go Long is completely fueled by readers — no sponsors, no ads, no corporate masters. * Part 1, WR: Tetairoa McMillan, and then... what?* Part 2, TE: Is Tyler Warren the next Great American NFL Tight End?* Part 3, OT: Inside the hunt for the next stalwart left tackle* Part 4, G/C: Who let the dawgs out?* Part 5, QB: Do NFL scouts view Cam Ward & Shedeur Sanders as franchise quarterbacks?* Part 6, RB: 'Rare human being and a rare player,' but when to draft Ashton Jeanty?* Part 7, DL: Meet the Brawlers* Part 8, Edge: Herd of QB Hunters arrive with warnings...* Part 9, LB: Jihaad Campbell, Alabama's latest ass-kicker, leads class full of playmakers* Part 10, CB: The generational talent of Colorado's Travis Hunter* Part 11, S: Why Malaki Starks, 'A+ across the board,' can run your defense* Part 12, ST: Is it worth drafting a kicker anymore?Miss my conversation with David Yost? Enjoyed this conversation on quarterbacks with one of the best teachers of the position. If preferred, here's the transcript. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.golongtd.com/subscribe

Verna hosts Europe's leading Husband and wife podcast on all things Aston Villa. How do you summarise one of the greatest nights in Aston Villa's history - ever? Nick apologises to Mcginn, Verna thinks Rashford lifted the whole team to new levels, Jo and Rupert bang heads again about Rashford and Watkins.They discuss all the goals, all the misses, all the drama and those substitutions Distributed by Audiomeans. Visit audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite for more information.

Hello Rank Squad!It's time for this week's first Champions League Takeaway - looking back at Tuesday's Quarter Final second legs, where both PSG and Barcelona emerged with qualification intact, but with their reputations bruised and having been handed on-the-night losses by Aston Villa and Borussia Dortmund, who were both excellent. In the absence of Dean, who is flying back to San Diego, Jack is joined by football podcast royalty in Mike Zimmermann - to talk through both of the games and discuss the ramifications in more detail. We start with Aston Villa's impressive 3-2 win over PSG, where the Parisien favourites were given an almighty scare in the second half by Unai Emery's charges, who managed to break free of PSG's impressive counter-attacking hold after the break, going hell for leather and finding themselves some Gigi Donnarumma magic away from taking Luis Enrique's men to extra time. Then in Part Two, we head to the Westfalenstadion, where Dortmund had very little to lose, but managed to expose the Barcelona high line enough to give the Yellow Wall plenty to shout about. Serhou Guirassy's hat-trick had Barça very worried for a time, and although the Catalans progressed, they were subjected to defeat in a single game for the first time in 2025.  It's Ranks! And remember, if you'd like more from the Rank Squad, including extra podcasts every Monday and Friday (including our weekly Postbox taking a look at the whole weekend of football) and access to our brilliant Discord community, then why not join us here on Patreon?

Join Andy and Craig as they talk about beating PSG at Villa Park but bowing out in the Champions League Quarter Final, hopes for the FA Cup, John McGinn's legendary status at Aston Villa and the race for the top five.Gather 'Round The Lamp is a podcast by Under A Gaslit Lamp. Follow us on X @VillaLamp. Want to get in touch? You can email us via contact@underagaslitlamp.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello Rank Squad!It's time for this week's second Champions League Takeaway - looking back at Wednesday's Quarter Final first legs, where PSG roared back from 1-0 down to beat Aston Villa 3-1 and Barcelona romped to yet another astounding win, routinely dismantling a discombobulated Dortmund 4-0. We start with PSG and wonder if anybody could have held up against the power of their attacking might last night - looking at the emergence of Desire Doué as a bona-fide starter and wonderkid, as well as the devastating directness of Kvicha Kvaratskhelia - before going a bit deeper into a discussion of how Luis Enrique has moulded this club to one in his own image - where the team comes first, but individual brilliance is actively encouraged as well. Then in Part Two it's time to head to Catalunya, to take a deep dive into how Barcelona pretty much killed this tie stone dead in the first leg, breaking a host of records in the process. All three of the front line of Raphinha (controversially), Lamine Yamal, and Robert Lewandowski were on the scoresheet - with Lewy making it 29 goals in 28 games against Dortmund since leaving them in 2014. Ouch. It's Ranks! And remember, if you'd like more from the Rank Squad, including extra podcasts every Monday and Friday (including our weekly Postbox taking a look at the whole weekend of football) and access to our brilliant Discord community, then why not join us here on Patreon?

Episode GuestMeet Dave McGinn, CEO at Daisy Communications, interviewed by Jack Parsons (UK's Chief Youth Officer).Dave McGinn is a dynamic CEO with extensive executive and board-level experience, currently leading Daisy Communications, one of the UK's largest independent telecom providers.Episode Timestamps00:00 – Dave McGinn, CEO at Daisy Communications, joins My Duvet Flip01:08 – Why attitudes are contagious and how Dave leads with his02:23 – Dave's first job and the weekly sackings that shaped his leadership05:07 – Why every new Daisy employee gets a personal welcome from the CEO07:06 – What it means to truly care about your people09:00 – How to shift a negative mindset at work11:03 – Why Dave hates the word “busy” and what to say instead12:54 – That time Dave scored the winning goal at Old Trafford13:31 – Dave's secret to building strong communication skills15:41 – How Daisy's purpose and vision drive the business17:00 – Why Dave did an MBA 40 years after school18:14 – Dave's “better every day” mindset19:55 – What Dave would tell his younger self21:00 – Why young people don't need all the answers22:49 – Training curiosity in your team24:48 – Dave's advice for young people entering the workforce26:02 – How Daisy trains leaders through the Flight Academy28:08 – Dave's 5 Whys method to uncover root issues29:48 – Daisy Communications turns 24: What's changed30:22 – How Daisy supports 1,000 GP surgeries30:48 – Dave's standout job application story34:00 – How to stand out in today's job market36:02 – Why rejection is just redirection37:13 – Dave's take on the classic “sell me this pen” question39:25 – The 3 things every great salesperson should know42:00 – Mindset over location: Why Dave's always been a top performer43:11 – The £10 billion opportunity in Daisy's industry44:20 – Why Dave doesn't believe in “love what you do”45:39 – From council estate to CEO: Why Dave loves working47:00 – The mucky duck analogy and protecting your culture49:00 – When to change seats—not buses—in your career50:50 – Dave's best career advice: succeed through people53:05 – What gets Dave out of bed every day54:14 – Final reflections on kindness, leadership, and meaningEpisode PartnerDaisy Communications is the largest independent specialist telecommunications business in the UK. Technology led, people driven, and focused on the future, its targeted acquisition programme, combined with strong organic growth, has enabled Daisy Communications to deliver for its clients across a multitude of specialist connectivity disciplines.From the total comms package for SoHo customers to a complex call centre solution and everything in between; all supported by a team of individuals based in the UK who know the ins and outs of great customer service and the support needed to empower SME's to keep Britain working.Disclaimer:The content provided on Duvet Flip is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional advice. The views expressed by hosts, guests, brands or contributors are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the show's producers, sponsors, or affiliates. The information shared is not a substitute for professional advice, including but not limited to career counseling, financial guidance, legal consultation, or mental health support.Listeners and viewers are responsible for their own decisions and actions based on the content provided, and Duvet Flip assumes no liability for any outcomes resulting from reliance on the information shared. By engaging with the show, you acknowledge and agree to this disclaimer.If you're struggling with debt, trusted advice and free support can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/debt-adviceIf you're struggling with mental health of any kind, you can find free support here: https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.nutmegfc.co.ukWelcome to a new episode of the My Sporting Hero podcast, part of Nutmeg FC. The home of brilliant football stories – made in Scotland.So far this month, Nutmeg FC subscribers have enjoyed....* Nick Harris' brilliant analysis of the possible American takeover of Rangers* An exclusive column from our tactics guy Adam Clery about Ryan Christie at Bournemouth* The Motherwell v St Mirren Slow Match Report from the brilliant Daniel GrayOnly paid subscribers to Nutmeg FC get every piece we produce straight to their inbox.This time on My Sporting Hero, our guest is Lewis Stevenson.A product of Hibernian FC's youth academy, Lewis, doubling as a left-back and a midfielder, made more league appearances for the club than any other player. He is the only Hibs player to have won both the League Cup and – in that famous 2016 final victory over Rangers – Scottish Cup. He was man of the match in the 2007 League Cup final demolition of Kilmarnock.Now in the twilight of his playing career, Kirkcaldy-born Lewis plays for Championship side Raith Rovers.Lewis played alongside numerous talents during his time at Easter Road, and he chose as his sporting hero ex-teammate and Scotland and Aston Villa midfield superman John McGinn.It was the evolution of John that impressed me. I remember watching him playing for St Mirren in a game against Celtic. John had a skinhead and he was giving Victor Wanyama, who was the top player in the league at the time, a really hard time. I thought to myself, “Who is that guy?” I always took a shine to the way John played and when he came to Hibs, I couldn't believe how good he was.However, what was most important for me was what a great guy he was. He wears his heart on his sleeve, but off the pitch he would do anything for you. Some people never get to meet the heroes, but I've been lucky in that I've got to meet John McGinn. Sometimes you see these sporting heroes, and they're almost like film stars, so it's hard to relate to them. But that's not the case with John. Any youngster could look up to him.He's got a great family behind him and I think that's been part of his success. His mum and dad were really supportive. I played with John's older brother Stephen, and I knew of the other brother Paul, and I think the rivalry he had with his brothers pushed him on. I speak highly of John, but I can speak equally as highly of his family. People see him running about on the football pitch but they don't realise the hard work and the support he's had behind the scenes. I remember a game against St Mirren, and Stephen had John in his back pocket that night! Neil Lennon said to him, “Super John McGinn? You're not even the best player in your own ******* house!”I always thought John was a really good player, but the way his career went compared to other boys in the Hibs team is testament to him. He's probably had some sticky moments in his career but he's come through the other side with flying colours. Even in training, John wanted to be in the winning team. We used to play young versus old, and John was in the young team at the time and the old boys had their number and you could tell how much it hurt him. If the old boys won the game, they would let you know about it, and John played those games like it was a World Cup final. I think watching him now, that's the attitude he's kept. He's playing with some of the best players in the world, he's playing against some of the best players in the world, and he gives his best and he holds his own.Maybe scouts looking at him thought his play didn't look natural, so maybe that's why it took him a wee bit longer to get that move. But what an amazing bit of business it was for Aston Villa to sign him. He'll be an absolute legend there. He went there when they were in the Championship, and was an integral part of getting them up. He's kicked on, and he's got the captaincy. He's played Europa League and now Champions League; it's unbelievable. For me to sit on a Saturday night and watch a guy on Match of the Day who I played with – there's nobody rooting for him more than me and my family.At Hibs, I could give him the ball from left-back in our own third and he would shuffle past people, switch the ball, and be on the end of a cross – he could do absolutely everything. It was a good Hibs team back then, with players like Dylan McGeouch, Fraser Fyvie and Scott Allan, but it's just the way John's been able to kick on. There are a lot of people who go and do well, and you think “that's brilliant”, but you're proper rooting for John. With the national team and everything, everyone gets behind him, and wants him to do well. It helps that he's such a supportive guy. Sometimes you think, “Oh, he must have forgotten about me by now” and then he'll pop up with a message asking how I'm getting on. After Hibs played at Aston Villa he came to our hotel and had a coffee with us, and he gave my son a signed top; it's little touches like that which mean a lot to people.No matter what he does at Aston Villa, I think it will be hard to get close to the feeling of winning the Scottish Cup with Hibs. We had a great camaraderie, and with the various nationalities at Aston Villa, the changing room will be different to what he was used to up here. And when things aren't going well, he's the kind of guy that can give you a lift. It doesn't look like he's changed a bit. When people try and change and be somebody they are not, people can see right through it. So, you're best to be your own person and for him it's working perfectly.We needed somebody to step up for Scotland, and it was John. Even when the team's not doing well, he shoulders that burden. There's been so many Scotland games where he's popped up with a goal. You hear things like, “Oh, maybe this is the end of John McGinn at Aston Villa,” and then he steps up a few weeks later and he's the main man again, and he's played in loads of different positions at Villa. He's had to adapt his game. He's probably not as physical as he once was; he's probably more tactical now.I always remember he would be the one who could settle a game in those crazy moments. As a full-back, I'd love the way he could just do something to get us out of trouble. He has an unbelievable talent, and I think he doesn't get the praise he deserves for his actual ability because he can do a lot of things with a football, and he had one of the highest top speeds at Hibs. It's just pure power and you wouldn't want to get in the way when he's running. He could still play for another four or five years at the top level and I hope I'll be sitting watching him on TV after I've hung up my boots.He does not look out of place in the Premier League one bit. He'll take things in from coaches and he'll learn things. He studies the game and knows everything about every league in Britain, and about opposition teams. He'll know inside out what they're going to do and what their weaknesses might be.He comes across as this jovial figure, but he's got that steely determination that all the best players in the world have. When we played against Rangers and Celtic, John thought we could go toe-to-toe with them. He might not have been the captain, but he was the driving force that made us believe that. Being mentally strong is probably even more important than being physically strong at his level.Nutmeg FC | Substack

The road to matching in ENT looks different for every applicant. Dr. Johnathan McGinn, Vice Chair of the Department of Otolaryngology at Penn State, shares how to make yours a success in this episode of the BackTable ENT Podcast, providing an insider's look at the otolaryngology residency match process. A must listen for aspiring ENTs! --- SYNPOSIS First, Dr. McGinn discusses the impact of applicants' backgrounds and institutional resources on their evaluations, the evolution of the interview process from virtual to in-person post-COVID, and the introduction and benefits of the signaling process in residency applications. Dr. McGinn also offers valuable advice for medical students on choosing away rotations, obtaining meaningful recommendation letters, and understanding the complexities of the holistic review system. Finally, he emphasizes the importance of mentorship and the personal journey of each applicant. --- TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Introduction 01:49 - Evolution of the Residency Match Process 07:18 - The Role of Research in Residency Applications 12:11 - Advice for Students Without Home Programs 15:19 - Navigating Away Rotations 21:24 - Geographic Preferences and Signaling 32:25 - Choosing the Right Program for You 38:17 - Virtual vs. In-Person Interviews 42:09 - Application Review Process at Penn State 48:36 - Letters of Recommendation: Tips and Insights 52:28 - Special Considerations for DO Students 58:34 - Final Thoughts and Advice for Applicants --- RESOURCES Dr. Johnathan McGinn https://www.pennstatehealth.org/doctors/johnathan-d-mcginn-md-facs BackTable+ for ENT https://plus.backtable.com/pages/ent Check out BackTable+ for ENT, our sponsor and new e-learning platform! https://plus.backtable.com/pages/ent

The most petty and ill informed podcast available. All the best bits from the weekend's shows in one place. Household Gadgets, Ode To Morton, Who Should Have Had More Caps and Terracing Teaser. Stephen McGinn, Kim Blythe and Pat Nevin join Stuart, Tam and Ray Bradshaw

Hello Rank Squad! It's the second of two Champions League Takeaway episodes on the feed this week, with four more games to dissect - headlined by another 120 minutes of madness, this time from Madrid, where Real needed penalties to get the better of Atleti in a game the hosts will feel aggrieved not to have won (we've heard that one before...)We break down the chaos of the penalty shootout, including Julian Alvarez's disallowed spot kick for a double-touch, examining the rules and what exactly happened; before looking back at the game as a whole and examining some of the individual performances that caught our eye, for good and for bad.Then in Part Two, we take a look at a heavily rotated Arsenal's 2-2 draw with PSV - it didn't matter, progression was all but guaranteed; Aston Villa's 3-0 win over Club Brugge where Marco Asensio in particular shone once again - what a signing he has been for Unai Emery's men; and a vastly improved display from Borussia Dortmund as they came from a goal behind to beat Lille in France and progress to another quarter final. It's Ranks!  And remember, if you'd like more from the Rank Squad, including extra podcasts every Monday and Friday (including our weekly Postbox taking a look at the whole weekend of football) and access to our brilliant Discord community, then why not join us here on Patreon?

Aston Villa are in the Champions League quarter finals. Club Brugge are wiped aside - eventually! That means there were enough groans for good WhatsApp Whinges and we even have two new award categories! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Local runners, Adrian Heath and Sophie Blair, are running the London Marathon at the end of April, raising funds for The Rosemary Foundation. They had a chat with Shine Radio's Laura Sheppard, as Ali Dolphin from McGinn & Dolphin and Shirley Leader from The Rosemary Foundation presented them with their kit for marathon day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a new episode of the My Sporting Hero podcast, part of Nutmeg FC. The home of brilliant football stories - made in Scotland. So far this month, Nutmeg FC subscribers have enjoyed....Nick Harris' brilliant analysis of the possible American takeover of Rangers And still to come.... Exclusive columns from our tactics guy Adam Clery and footballer Steven NaismithPlus the Slow Match Report from the brilliant Daniel Gray Only paid subscribers to Nutmeg FC get every piece we produce straight to their inbox.This time on My Sporting Hero, our guest is Stephen McGinn.Stephen recently retired from a successful playing career in Scotland and England, including two spells at St Mirren, Watford, Sheffield United, Kilmarnock and Falkirk. He won the Scottish Championship title with St Mirren in 2018 and Killie in 2022.Stephen is now a youth coach with St Mirren and is the brother of Scotland and Aston Villa star John and Motherwell defender Paul.Stephen's sporting hero is former Chelsea talisman Frank Lampard. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nutmegfc.co.uk/subscribe

Ooof. A bad night, weird decisions by Emery in terms of shape, players, mindset. Disappointing traits from players. But I promise the podcast is fun! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Anamarie McGinn is the School Director for Central Florida Ballet. She has received training from prestigious schools all over the U.S. such as; American Ballet Theatre, Boston Ballet, Miami City Ballet, and Joffrey Ballet School. She danced professionally  with Orlando Ballet for 19 seasons, dancing under Fernando Bujones, Bruce Marks, Robert Hill, and Jorden Morris. In 2006, at the American Dance Competition, Anamarie was awarded the Gold Medal in the Senior Classical division as well as The Fernando Bujones “Excellence Award.”  Anamarie received her Bachelor's Degree from the University of Central Florida.  During her tenure with Orlando Ballet, Anamarie also held the title of Company Rehearsal Assistant, where she worked closely with the company and Artistic Staff to stage choreography and run rehearsals.  Anamarie received her ABT Teaching Certification, and was on the teaching faculty for Orlando Ballet School for over 15 years. Takeaways from our conversation:-always give it your all whether in rehearsal, class, or performance-explore how you can move in different techniques and styles-advocate for yourself inside and outside of the studio - a dancer's life is uniqueThanks for listening to our conversation, thanks for sharing this episode with a friend and for leaving a review. Learn more about Anamarie and Central Florida Ballet.You can learn more about dance education and career planning for dancers at theballerinatist.com

Mysticism is not just a phenomenon of the past, but has been alive and flourishing in Chistianity, Judaism, and Islam over the past century, as well as in many of the other religious traditions. Best understood as a search for the transforming presence of God, the mystical tradition has necessarily undergone changes and developments as it has confronted modernity and its frequently anti-religious stance. Making use of ten exemplary mystics of the 20th century, including Catholic, Protestants, and Jews, Modern Mystics: An Introduction (Herder & Herder, 2023) argues for the continued importance of mysticism in the modern world and studies its ongoing transformations. Bernard McGinn is the Naomi Shenstone Donnelley Professor emeritus at the Divinity School of the University of Chicago, where he taught for thirty-four years before retiring in 2003. McGinn has written extensively on the history of apocalyptic traditions, and especially on spirituality and mysticism. His major project is the multi-volume history of Western Christian mysticism under the general title of The Presence of God. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, as well as a Fellow of the Medieval Academy. McGinn has also served as President of a number of learned societies, such as the Medieval Academy and the American Society of Church History. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Mysticism is not just a phenomenon of the past, but has been alive and flourishing in Chistianity, Judaism, and Islam over the past century, as well as in many of the other religious traditions. Best understood as a search for the transforming presence of God, the mystical tradition has necessarily undergone changes and developments as it has confronted modernity and its frequently anti-religious stance. Making use of ten exemplary mystics of the 20th century, including Catholic, Protestants, and Jews, Modern Mystics: An Introduction (Herder & Herder, 2023) argues for the continued importance of mysticism in the modern world and studies its ongoing transformations. Bernard McGinn is the Naomi Shenstone Donnelley Professor emeritus at the Divinity School of the University of Chicago, where he taught for thirty-four years before retiring in 2003. McGinn has written extensively on the history of apocalyptic traditions, and especially on spirituality and mysticism. His major project is the multi-volume history of Western Christian mysticism under the general title of The Presence of God. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, as well as a Fellow of the Medieval Academy. McGinn has also served as President of a number of learned societies, such as the Medieval Academy and the American Society of Church History. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/jewish-studies

Mysticism is not just a phenomenon of the past, but has been alive and flourishing in Chistianity, Judaism, and Islam over the past century, as well as in many of the other religious traditions. Best understood as a search for the transforming presence of God, the mystical tradition has necessarily undergone changes and developments as it has confronted modernity and its frequently anti-religious stance. Making use of ten exemplary mystics of the 20th century, including Catholic, Protestants, and Jews, Modern Mystics: An Introduction (Herder & Herder, 2023) argues for the continued importance of mysticism in the modern world and studies its ongoing transformations. Bernard McGinn is the Naomi Shenstone Donnelley Professor emeritus at the Divinity School of the University of Chicago, where he taught for thirty-four years before retiring in 2003. McGinn has written extensively on the history of apocalyptic traditions, and especially on spirituality and mysticism. His major project is the multi-volume history of Western Christian mysticism under the general title of The Presence of God. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, as well as a Fellow of the Medieval Academy. McGinn has also served as President of a number of learned societies, such as the Medieval Academy and the American Society of Church History. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion

Mysticism is not just a phenomenon of the past, but has been alive and flourishing in Chistianity, Judaism, and Islam over the past century, as well as in many of the other religious traditions. Best understood as a search for the transforming presence of God, the mystical tradition has necessarily undergone changes and developments as it has confronted modernity and its frequently anti-religious stance. Making use of ten exemplary mystics of the 20th century, including Catholic, Protestants, and Jews, Modern Mystics: An Introduction (Herder & Herder, 2023) argues for the continued importance of mysticism in the modern world and studies its ongoing transformations. Bernard McGinn is the Naomi Shenstone Donnelley Professor emeritus at the Divinity School of the University of Chicago, where he taught for thirty-four years before retiring in 2003. McGinn has written extensively on the history of apocalyptic traditions, and especially on spirituality and mysticism. His major project is the multi-volume history of Western Christian mysticism under the general title of The Presence of God. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, as well as a Fellow of the Medieval Academy. McGinn has also served as President of a number of learned societies, such as the Medieval Academy and the American Society of Church History. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/christian-studies

A good game with Liverpool at Villa Park. A good point despite losing the lead.Youri Tielemans and Ollie Watkins score but there's a lot to talk about including Mings coming back onto the WTF radar, Disasi coming into the filth category and Lucas Digne starring in his own horror movie.Glenn Whelan tweets and McGinn's fashion takes also on the menu. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The man working the phones to move up in the 2017 NFL Draft for Texas Tech quarterback Patrick Mahomes wasn't Andy Reid or Brett Veach. Rather, John Dorsey. From 2013- ‘17, Dorsey didn't only serve as the general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs — he built for the foundation for everything we still see today in 2025. Here on the “Ty & Bob Pod” at Go Long with co-host Bob McGinn, we examine the roots of the Chiefs' epic run. The former Packers exec drafted stars we'll see in Canton one day. History has been kind to Dorsey, who's now a senior personnel exec for the Detroit Lions.Also, you will not want to miss McGinn's commentary when it comes to the, uh, “blocking” exploits of Travis Kelce in the AFC title game. (With all due apologies to any “Swifties,” of course.)Here's your first look at Chiefs-Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. Much more to come.Audio is above and video is below.Thanks, all. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.golongtd.com/subscribe

This 2024- ‘25 ride for the Detroit Lions was really starting to feel like a fairy tale. Despite all of their injuries, Dan Campbell's gang earned the No. 1 seed in the NFC postseason. Then, the Washington Commanders shoved that Disney script into a paper shredder.Jayden Daniels was tremendous. Jared Goff was not. And those injuries on defense were finally too much to overcome. Here on the “Ty & Bob Pod,” our resident Hall of Famer, Bob McGinn, dives into the film. The meltdowns were numerous. Yet, there's nothing Bob knows more than those 90s Packers that he covered on the beat. He sees striking similarities in these Lions. They'll be back. We also discuss Goff. He was exceptional all season, but how concerned should the Lions be about this turnover-filled finale?Finally, Ben Johnson is off to the Chicago Bears. How much will this affect both Chicago and Detroit? Thank you for listening to the podcast, everyone. Miss last week's analysis of the Packers and Vikings? You catch that episode here.Also, icymi, here is Part I of McGinn's All-NFC North Team, based on conversations with personnel men around the NFL. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.golongtd.com/subscribe

In this episode, we tackle one of the most important figures in the history of religion, philosophy, mysticism & the esoteric - the writer calling himself Dionysios, and who would create a synthesis between Neoplatonic philosophy and Christianity in ways the echoed down the centuries.Check out the Secret History of Western Esotericism Podcast (SHWEP) for more Dionysius content: https://shwep.netFind me and my music here:https://linktr.ee/filipholmSupport Let's Talk Religion on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/letstalkreligion Or through a one-time donation: https://paypal.me/talkreligiondonateSources/Recomended Reading:Lossky, Vladimir (1944). "The Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church". James Clarke & Co.Luibheid, Colm (Translated by) (1987). "Pseudo-Dionysius: The Complete Works". Classics of Western Spirituality. Paulist Press International.McGinn, Bernard. "The Presence of God" Series, in several volumes. Perhaps the best and most comprehensive introduction to Christian mysticism. Published by Crossroad Publishing Co.McGinn, Bernard (2001). "The Mystical Thought of Meister Eckhart: The Man From Whom God Hid Nothing". Crossroad Publishing Co.The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Entry on Pseudo-Dionysius: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/pseudo-dionysius-areopagite/Earl's section:Human and celestial hierarchies compared: EH 373AB, 376BC; CH 208BCD; EH 501A-D.Angelic triads: CH 200D: 3 threefold groups of angels, as taught by Pseudo-D's sacred initiator (i.e. Hierotheos); CH 257C: each angelic triad has Iamblichean-style first and last terms with a necessary median term. Cf. Iamb. De myst. V.8.225.5-8; CH 273C ditto; EH 501A: triads au go-go.Angelic mediation between humans and god: CH 180A. God never appears without intermendiaries, even to the saints: m180C. Even to Jesus: 181C. Long discussion of Isaiah and the Seraphim: 300B ff. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.golongtd.comSo, it all comes down to this in the NFC North: the Detroit Lions vs. the Minnesota Vikings with all of America watching. Ford Field will be ear-splitting. Homefield advantage is on the line. All season, we've been diving into the film on the “Ty & Bob Pod.” All season, the Packers, Lions and Vikings have exchanged body blows. Now, the tournament is closing in and you better know what you're looking at in the mirror. Dan Campbell refused to heed Troy Aikman's advice and played to win in Santa Clara. Detroit's offense is humming along. The defense? That's another story. Can Dan Campbell piece together a Super Bowl run? That No. 1 seed would certainly help. At U.S. Bank Stadium, Kevin O'Connell's team punked Matt LaFleur's Packers.The final score (27-25) was not indicative of the punishment. Big-game talk may be “bothersome” to LaFleur but it's undeniably concerning that he hasn't beaten the top teams. Green Bay wants to be a more physical outfit on offense, but it might be smart for LaFleur to unleash his $220 million dollar quarterback. This is a coach who tends to lose his cool on the sideline, too. We discuss how each of these teams are an extension of their coach. Green Bay went 0-4 against Detroit and Minnesota this season and McGinn's numbers behind this record are startling.Is there time for the Packers to find themselves? Of course. There are a few answers out there on both sides of the ball. Paid subscribers can access the entire episode. Audio is above. Video is below.And, icymi, here's my conversation with Bruce Smith on “How the NFL Works.”Thanks, all.

Another frustrating result - and this is now the norm. A lot to talk about by way of chances, nice pieces of play, annoying decisions and predictable goals conceded. Happy new year! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.golongtd.comThe Detroit Lions lost far more than a football game to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday at Ford Field.Twenty-one players are now on injured reserve, and that number will likely grow to 22. It doesn't sound good for running back David Montgomery playing again this season. In a 48-42 loss, Montgomery (MCL), Carlton Davis (jaw) and Alim McNeill (knee) all went down. So… what now?The Lions found ways to keep winning when their best defensive player Aidan Hutchinson — a DPOY-level talent — was lost for the season. With three regular-season games left, they're grab-bagging like never before. McNeill (profiled here) and Montgomery (here) have been vital organs to Dan Campbell's team. In line for the No. 1 seed, these Lions are in danger of falling. Here on the Ty & Bob Pod, your NFC North-centric show each week, we examine everything in detail. Hall of Fame scribe Bob McGinn has been closely watching the film of all Lion replacement players all season long. He believes panic is warranted. Still, Campbell is already doing his best via an impassioned radio hit to rally his troops. Back to eating “molded bread,” these Lions face their greatest test yet in 2024. We've got a loaded episode for you. After plenty of Lions discussion/analysis, we transition into the Green Bay Packers thumping the Seattle Seahawks around the 53-minute mark. It was impressive. Jordan Love is playing mistake-free football, and his playmakers are stepping up. Defensively, the pass rush is coming alive.McGinn believes the Packers have the best shot at making the Super Bowl out of all three NFC North clubs, and explains why.You'll want to stick around for his weekly “McGinn Memory” segment. One decade later, we relive the most absurd football game of a generation: Green Bay's NFC Championship loss to the Seahawks. We all remember Brandon Bostick's flub — an unforgivable error to many teammates — but I pointed the finger at Mike McCarthy's passive approach then (and now) and McGinn puts that loss on the MVP Aaron Rodgers, whom he calls “the most overrated quarterback I've seen” on the pod. And of course, we recap the Minnesota Vikings' 30-12 thrashing the Bears. They've got an opening in the North and Brian Flores' defense has Caleb Williams coiling on the bench.Thank you for listening everyone.Go Long subscribers can access the FULL two hours of NFC North talk. We appreciate you sharing the gift of longform with a loved one this Christmas season.Audio is above. Video is below.

All the very best bits of Saturday and Sunday's Off the Ball shows in one place. Great Uncles, Binman XI,Cash-Strapped Clubs, What Does Ayr Mean To You?, Terracing Teaser with John McKay, Susie Mccabe and Stephen McGinn joining Ray Bradshaw and Tam Cowan.

Pull up a seat the table and enjoy a HILARIOUS Buck's Bar Hot Wings Challenge between former Northern Ireland teammates, Celtic & Rangers rivals and good mates, Niall McGinn & Kyle Lafferty! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pull up a seat the table and enjoy a HILARIOUS Buck's Bar Hot Wings Challenge between former Northern Ireland teammates, Celtic & Rangers rivals and good mates, Niall McGinn & Kyle Lafferty! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's time for The Truth!Aston Villa eased the pressure on themselves with a win against Brentford in midweek, but it doesn't change the fact that November was an incredibly difficult month for the Villans - with their last win before the Bees this Wednesday coming on  October 22nd against Bologna in the Champions League.Many people have pointed to the lack of Douglas Luiz this season as a major reason that Unai Emery's Villa have struggled to control games, but it surely can't be as simple as that, so Sam and Dougie take a deep dive into a topic close to Sam's heart and try to work out exactly what has been going wrong for the Villans across the last few weeks. We discuss the lack of pressing and compactness, which may well be by design; as well as some strokes of unfortunate bad luck that have hampered their chances - as well as putting into question whether this summer actually strengthened or weakened the squad off the back of last season's success. So have Villa been found out, or are they just currently gripped by a crisis of confidence and inability to finish their chances? Are the problems endemic, or will they go away as normality returns in the New Year?The Truth is somewhere in the middle... And remember, if you'd like more from the Rank Squad, including extra podcasts every Monday and Friday (including our weekly Postbox taking a look at the whole weekend of football) and access to our brilliant Discord community, then why not join us here on Patreon?

After three crushing defeats, the Chicago Bears canned Matt Eberflus. It's a move they should've made a long time ago. But as we discuss here on the Ty & Bob Pod, the issues run deeper in Chicago. The ownership is much stronger elsewhere in the NFC North, and it's showing in the standings. So, what now? Should president Kevin Warren and GM Ryan Poles hire an offensive wiz who'll maximize Caleb Williams' talents or an old-school type who'll build a team capable of exchanging body blows with Dan Campbell's crew year-in and year-out? Contrary to Warren's sale's pitch, this is not the most coveted job on the market. Bears talk starts around the 22-minute mark.Sam Darnold and the Vikings were clutch. The Vikings are built the right way, and it's showing late in games. We review their 23-22 win over Arizona at the 43-minute mark.Bob McGinn sees a very encouraging development in Wisconsin. This Matt LaFleur-led team has the muscle that so many Packers edition past lacked. His full Packers-Dolphins film breakdown starts at 1:02:00.And… yes. We've got to give McGinn the floor at the top of the pod. What a win for his Michigan Wolverines. He said he's an “animal” during “The Game.” What does that look and sound like exactly? McGinn supplies the full play by play.As always, we cap with a McGinn Memory. It's hard to play in the cold and the snow, but those teams down south also have a distinct advantage each September. All stories and all podcasts are always available to our paid subscribers. Thank you for supporting independent journalism and sharing the good word with a friend.Audio is above. Video is below.You can also catch Go Long episodes on Apple and Spotify. ICYMI:Russ is back... and the Pittsburgh Steelers find a new formulaSurvival Mode: The Power of Ray Davis' PainBlack Friday Deals GALORE at Go Long! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.golongtd.com/subscribe

Big Boy Football is here. It's almost December.And all the Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers keep doing is win. Combined, these three teams are 27-6. Sam Darnold fought through his inevitable midseason slump to look like the Vikes' quarterback of 2024 and beyond. Green Bay caught a stammering 49ers team at the right time. The Lions smacked Indy, and let ‘em know. While Bob McGinn and myself strongly disagree on “taunting,” we both can't get enough of Jahmyr Gibbs. At Lambeau, Josh Jacobs scored three touchdowns. We compare/contrast, Jacobs and Aaron Jones.And if you had to win one game, would you rather have Darnold or Jordan Love at this moment?We've got a loaded two hours for you.Thank you for listening.To our new readers, a paid membership gets you access to everything. Our holiday deal is live. Make the move to an annual membership, and we'll send you a Go Long sweatshirt — hoodie or crew. This same deal applies to current subscribers who'll be renewing or would like to gift a subscription to a loved one. Email me at golongtd@substack.com. Audio is above. Video is below. Have a phenomenal Thanksgiving, everyone.Mentioned on the pod, here's my story on the 2024 Minnesota Vikings and Darnold's turnaround, as well as a profile of linebacker Blake Cashman and big-picture piece on Love. McGinn's Midseason All-NFC North team is right here. As for the McGinn Memory? Bob looks back to the majestic dominance of Ronnie Lott and Jerry Rice, specifically this touchdown by Rice vs. the Packers in 1987. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.golongtd.com/subscribe

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.golongtd.comThis isn't the first time a Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears football game came down to the final kick.Nor will it be the last. We take you deep into the 20-19 Packers win with Hall of Fame scribe Bob McGinn on this edition of the Ty & Bob Pod. As always, McGinn meticulously breaks down the film. Christian Watson enjoyed his finest day as a Packer. Xavie…

The holidays are here. This week, Limor Hendricks and Christina McGinn of the Youth & Family Project join me to talk about their annual Gingerbread House program. The program has been serving Washington County Families for more than 20 years and provides essential holiday gifts to help make every recipient's holiday feel special. Last year, the program assisted more than 550 families in Washington County. Learn more: https://youthandfamilyproject.org/gingerbreadhouse/

Former Celtic and Aberdeen winger, Niall McGinn joins us for the show this week to look back on his former clubs' League Cup semi-final which saw a 6-0 demolition between Scotland's top 2 clubs at the minute. And of course we'll be speaking to Andy Halliday about his goal for Motherwell against his former club Rangers in the other semi-final as well as his celebration that followed! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Celtic and Aberdeen winger, Niall McGinn joins us for the show this week to look back on his former clubs' League Cup semi-final which saw a 6-0 demolition between Scotland's top 2 clubs at the minute. And of course we'll be speaking to Andy Halliday about his goal for Motherwell against his former club Rangers in the other semi-final as well as his celebration that followed! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dan Rolinson and John Townley record a LIVE episode of their weekly Q&A show as they answer some of your questions after the Spurs defeat. It's a big week in the Champions League against Club Brugge, then back to Premier League action away at Anfield.

Humiliating day at Spurs to go along with what is a bad run of form for Aston Villa. 15 goals conceded in 10 league games and now we've been battered by Tottenham twice in a row. A lot of management decisions to discuss, out of form players and continuous mistakes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jerry McGinn, executive director of the Baroni Center for Government Contracting at George Mason University, shares the findings of a new report that identifies areas of concern and offers advice for improvement across the defense industrial base.Some of the key findings that McGinn discusses with Editor Nick Wakeman include the importance of leadership, government and industry collaboration, and the need to design systems for more rapid production.The U.S. industrial base has responded before, as McGinn says. He offers some of those important lessons from World War II, COVID-19 and the U.S.' response to Ukraine.The full report is available here.

My guest this week is entrepreneur and mother of two, Jennie McGinn. Jennie is an entrepreneur in the truest sense of the word – she's the brains behind many very successful business endeavours, and somehow seems to keep all of the plates spinning, but something I love about her is her honesty about the very real juggle we all find ourselves doing, whether self-employed or not. She's refreshingly straightforward about the challenges of doing it all, or trying to at least, and we talk extensively about relying on our village, if we're lucky enough to have one. Jennie shares the heartbreaking story of losing her mother four years ago and the effect that had on her family and her children, and how vital those grandparent figures can be in our lives and those of our little ones. I managed to not cry during this one, but it is an emotional one, particularly for anyone who's lost a parent. Thanks for listening and I'll be back next week with more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Andy and Daniel as they relive the back-to-back post-break wins against Fulham and Bologna, talk McGinn and Duran, sitting pretty in the Champions League and facing Bournemouth this weekend.Gather 'Round The Lamp is a podcast by Under A Gaslit Lamp, an opinion-based blog covering Aston Villa Football Club. You can read some of the latest articles available at www.underagaslitlamp.com.Want to get in touch? You can email us via contact@underagaslitlamp.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello Rank Squad!It's time for Champions League Takeaway, your midnight feast of Champions League content after the main meal was served up on both Tuesday and Wednesday nights by the third round of our new 36-team competition.We start with Tuesday's games, opening with Barcelona's 4-1 dismantling of Bayern Munich that saw them lay recent demons to rest against their most regular scourge, the naivety of some of what Bayern did both offensively and defensively, and how Raphinha's promotion to the captain's armband in Catalunya has him cooking on Ballon d'Or contender form. Then it's on to Leipzig, where Liverpool made it 11 wins from 12 with a 1-0 victory against one of the teams from Jurgen Klopp's new fiefdom, and a quick look at City's 5-0 win over Sparta Prague which saw Erling Haaland score one of the most acrobatic goals you'll ever see in your life. We round up the rest of Wednesday's action too, peeking at Leverkusen's 1-1 draw with high-flying Brest, Celtic's imperious defensive performance against previously free-scoring Atalanta, Feyenoord ending Benfica's year-long unbeaten run at the Estadio da Luz, Lille stunning a Madrid side for the second time in two matchdays - this time Atleti at the Wanda, Inter's impact substitutes getting the job done for them against Young Boys, and hapless Salzburg's 2-0 loss to a very punchy Dinamo Zagreb side. Then in Part Two, we're onto Tuesday's action, which begins with the other side of La Liga's Clasico - Real Madrid's 5-2 victory over Borussia Dortmund which centred around the identity of these two clubs, and how this script could have been written by almost anyone who knows them. We touch on Vinicius Jr's incredible hat-trick, and the decisions that BVB manager Nuri Sahin made which took the game away from what could have been a famous night of revenge for his side. We head over to Birmingham next to discuss just what to make of Unai Emery's Aston Villa and their 2-0 win over Bologna that installed them at the top of the Champions League table, and down to North London to discuss a 1-0 win for the Arsenal that was a little bit uncomfortable at times, but dearly needed by Mikel Arteta's side to just quieten the noise and get themselves back on the right track. We finish with a roundup of the rest of the Tuesday games - Milan's 3-1 win over Club Brugge that included an Olympic Goal from the irrepressible Christian Pulisic, Stuttgart's well-deserved 1-0 win over Juventus which saw the Bianconeri's unbeaten start under Thiago Motta derailed, PSG's profligacy in a 1-1 draw against PSV, Monaco's 5-1 thumping of Crvena Zvezda which reaffirmed their credentials as a team to be reckoned with, Girona's first ever Champions League win as they beat Slovan Bratislava 2-0, and Sporting's 2-0 win over Sturm Graz which saw another goal and an assist for Viktor Gyokeres. It's Ranks! And remember, if you'd like more from the Rank Squad, including extra podcasts every Monday and Friday (including our weekly Postbox taking a look at the whole weekend of football) and access to our brilliant Discord community, then why not join us here on Patreon?

The best game of the season, to date, was played at U.S. Bank Stadium on Sunday. Detroit took this heavyweight brawl vs. Minnesota, 31-29. Jared Goff was nearly perfect. Jahmyr Gibbs continues to prove Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell right. The Lions had a handle of Brian Flores' wacky pressures. And with so many pass rushers out, the Lions relied on pickle-lid tight coverage in the secondary. It was an impressive afternoon for a roste besieged by injury.Here on the Ty & Bob Pod with Hall of Fame sports writer Bob McGinn, we dissect the game in full.Maybe the Vikings lost, but they proved they're also ready to contend. Sam Darnold was damn good in his own right. Jonathan Greenard is worth every penny, too.Around the one hour-mark, we shift our conversation to the Green Bay Packers' 24-22 win over the Houston Texans. A healthy Packers team is taking care of business.The Jordan Love Experience was in full effect at Lambeau Field. We prefer the quarterback willing to take chances ‘round here.Meanwhile, Jeff Hafley is off to one of the best starts McGinn has seen out of a first-year Packers defensive coordinator. Finally, the McGinn Memory is another classic. Once upon a time, high school teams played at Lambeau Field. Before the pros took the field, they'd tear the hallowed field up.You can listen to this episode above, watch it below or sync up on Apple, Spotify, everywhere you pod. We are completely powered by you. No ads, no sponsors.Go Long is your independent home for longform. Thank you for growing our community.Thank you for sharing the word. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.golongtd.com/subscribe

From Jhon Duran's happy slaps on McGinn's shaved head, to Tielemans' cool interview and Villa attracting all the media love, it was another good night to be a fan, a lover of Unai Emery's Aston Villa.Conán wants to savour this feeling. Remember.Liam wants to chart the stages of hell, Aston Villa style. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With server densities on the rise, the expansion of cloud services, the rapid adoption of high-performance computing and the explosive growth of AI, data centers need more effective cooling solutions that can handle higher heat loads. Liquid cooling systems are uniquely positioned to fill that need – while also providing a significant reduction in cooling-related energy consumption. In this episode of the Data Center Frontier Show podcast, Matt Vincent, Editor-in-Chief of Data Center Frontier, talks to Pat McGinn, Chief Operations Officer of CoolIT Systems, about how the liquid cooling market has changed in the past 12 years. They also discuss the benefits of single-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling and McGinn predictions for the market in 2025 and beyond.  Listen to this 18-minute podcast to learn more about: The benefits of liquid cooling for data centers. The liquid cooling options available for data centers. How liquid cooling can help improve data center performance and efficiency. The role of cooling distribution units (CDUs) in liquid cooling. How liquid cooling can help with energy consumption, especially with the rise of AI. If the talk about liquid cooling capacity constraints are accurate. Why you should trust your data center to the liquid cooling experts at CoolIT.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.golongtd.comWe figured the NFC North would be a bare-knuckle brawl. That's why we built a podcast around the division this 2024 season.Six weeks in, there's no debate. Minnesota (5-0), Detroit (4-1), Green Bay (4-2) and Chicago (4-2) occupy the best division in football. So, let's dive in.A loaded episode for you this week with co-host Bob McGinn.The Lions went full Tony Soprano on the Dallas Cowboys, but it came at a steep cost. We begin the show with a ton of Aidan Hutchinson talk. How will Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell replace the sole source of their pass rush? McGinn offers a few realistic trade options. Expect Detroit to be aggressive. It's Super Bowl or Bust for this team. How did the Lions dismantle the Cowboys, 47-9? McGinn dissects the film as only he can. The offensive line left a trail of bodies in its wake. Carlton Davis is starting to prove why he's a perfect fit in Campbell's defense, too… cleat to the face ‘n all. At the 48-minute mark, we shift to the Packers' blowout win over the Arizona Cardinals.More specifically, wide receiver Romeo Doubs. We got to know the wide receiver with a two-part feature:There's a lot to unpack.Is Doubs pissed? Where do the two sides go from here?Here's thinking the two parties are best together. Doubs is exactly what the Packers need on offense. McGinn uncovers a lot on film, too. Rookies Edgerrin Cooper and Evan Williams are heating up in a big way. Zach Tom's been excellent. Jaire Alexander is forever a topic of conversation.As for the Chicago Bears? Caleb Williams is getting better every single week. Across the pond, the No. 1 overall pick torched Jacksonville for four touchdown passes. We both like what OC Shane Waldron's dialing up on offense. Bears talk starts at the 1:20 mark.This week's “McGinn Memory” is a classic, too. Bob brings us back to his quarterback days in the U.P., when a future NFL pro lined up on the other side of the ball. Full episodes of the Ty & Bob Pod are always available to our paid subscribers. Audio is above. Video is below.Thank you for fueling everything at Go Long.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.golongtd.comIt's time for everyone to take Sam Darnold and the Minnesota Vikings seriously. Kevin O'Connell just may have some “special shit” brewing.Optimism is high in Wisconsin, too.Somehow, the Packers have coasted to a pair of victories with Malik Willis in and Jordan Love out.Let's get into everything for another marathon podcast with your pal, my pal: Hall of Fame scribe Bob McGinn. We open with general MNF banter. I was at Highmark Stadium for the Bills' punishing win over Jacksonville, while McGinn watched Washington-Cincinnati. A full Vikings-Texans breakdown begins at the 10-minute mark. The Aaron Jones Effect has been real in Minnesota, and we discuss why Brian Flores' defense is special. The Vikings' ability to pivot out of the sort of disaster that ruins organizations is impressive, though McGinn cites a few flaws in Darnold's performance that could come back to bite. Packers-Titans analysis kicks off around the 41-minute mark. Jaire Alexander's pick-six was a game-changer, we're both very high on running back Emmanuel Wilson and what about that pass rush? With eight sacks, the Packers attacked in waves — Kingsley Enagbare, profiled here, was a force. Detroit Lions talk commences around 1:07:40. Yeah, they won. But injuries are piling up. How will the Lions adapt? It wouldn't hurt if James Houston, profiled here, decided to come on like he did his rookie year. The secondary's play is a worthy silver lining.As always, we cap with a “McGinn Memory.” Bob's got another doozy from Bart Starr's coaching career at 1:32:30.Full audio (above) and video (below) is available for our paid subscribers.A membership gets you access to all episodes of the “Ty & Bob Pod” and “How the NFL Works,” in addition to all features, columns, and community features here at Go Long.Thanks, everyone.

Hello Rank Squad!You heard the music, and we're back in Champions League mode as the newest era of the competition gets underway with the new Swiss League stage replacing the old group stages. The first day brought us plenty of goals, and plenty of talking points, and Jack and Dean are here to discuss all of them with you after the first six games of this matchweek. We start with Liverpool's trip to Milan, where Arne Slot's Reds were able to put the ghosts of Nottingham Forest behind them on the way to what was a comprehensive and important win at San Siro; before moving onwards to discuss the 9-2 hammering that Bayern Munich handed out to Dinamo Zagreb,  and the game between Sporting CP and Lille OSC in Lisbon. In Part Two, we start with Real Madrid's 3-1 victory over VfB Stuttgart, which was very much not as easy on the Bernabeu pitch as it looked on paper, before discussing Aston Villa's successful trip to Bern, where they beat Young Boys 3-0 despite an artificial surface, and Juventus' crucial 3-1 win over PSV Eindhoven, which might have been the best performance of the season yet from Thiago Motta's new-look Bianconeri! We'll be back on Thursday to wrap up the action from the next two days of UCL action, so we'll see you very soon. It's Ranks!  And remember, if you'd like more from the Rank Squad, including extra podcasts every Monday and Friday (including our weekly Postbox taking a look at the whole weekend of football) and access to our brilliant Discord community, then why not join us here on Patreon?

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.golongtd.comTwo games in, the Minnesota Vikings think it's a damn fight. First, Kevin O'Connell's crew clobbered the Giants. Next, they stunned the defending NFC Champions. Can it last? Here on the “Ty & Bob Pod” at Go Long — with Hall of Fame scribe Bob McGinn — we take a close look at the Vikes' 23-17 win over the San Francisco 49ers. Sam Darnold wasn't perfect, but he's unafraid to pull the trigger. It's working. Brian Flores' defense has been unlocked, too. We'll learn a lot about this team with Houston and Green Bay on deck. Lions-Bucs talk begins at the 34:35 mark. Why Dan Campbell's team lost to Tampa Bay may surprise you. McGinn uncovers everything on film.Bears-Texans analysis begins at 55:10. How concerned should Bears fans be about Caleb Williams on a scale from 1 to 10? We discuss. The USC quarterback — facing a history of quarterback ineptitude — is off to a rocky rookie season. Then, around 1:08:50, it's on to Packers-Colts. This was one of Matt LaFleur's most impressive wins as head coach. Twenty days after signing, quarterback Malik Willis gets a win. Talk about emasculated. Good grief, the Indianapolis Colts likely flew back home with their tail between their legs. Green Bay ran the ball on 53 of 67 plays. As always, the episode concludes with a “McGinn Memory.” This one features a player from the 90s who'd answer every single question inside the Packers locker room, win or lose. Thank you for listening and sharing. Full episodes are always available to our paid subscribers at Go Long. Audio is above. Full video is below. Icymi, here's my Monday column and profile of Vikings safety Harrison Smith.Thank you for sharing Go Long with a friend.

@thefowlhunter sits down this week with Jim McGinn, Vice President of Marketing for @realtreeoutdoors Jim talks with Billy about his backround and how his career in marketing has led him to an Industry leading company in the outdoors. We discuss the current ongoings at Realtree Outdoors and what's new with the impactful camoflouge company. Learn more about Realtree by visiting the link below and be sure to subscribe here, on the Dr Duck YouTub channel and on social to follow the Dr Duck journey all year long! #enjoythejourney https://realtree.com