Podcast appearances and mentions of Miguel Montero

Acción Psoriasis organiza en el Colegio Oficial de Médicos de Zaragoza, una jornada presencial para pacientes, familiares y profesionales sanitarios. El lema elegido es Enfermedad Psoriásica y Familia. El objetivo es empoderar a los pacientes en el conocimiento de su patología, reconocer el importante valor que los profesionales sanitarios desarrollan en el cuidado y manejo de la enfermedad psoriásica, así como entender que tanto la persona afectada como sus familiares merecen apoyo. Así lo cuentan en el programa Montserrat Ginés, vicepresidenta de Acción Psoriasis y paciente, y Miguel Montero, vocal de dermofarmacia del Colegio Oficial de Farmacéuticos de Zaragoza.

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the best of the Arizona Diamondbacks to the table for discussion. 

The Cubs are wallowing in last place, but thanks to the woeful National League they're not that far behind anybody (but the Dodgers and Phillies), so Oleg and Praz join the podcast to talk about what's wrong with the Cubs and what, if anything, can be done about it. They also discuss the death of one of baseball's all-time greats, and the death of Willie Mays. Andy tells the guys about a special gift he got them so they can go see a real podcast being made. They discuss ;weird movie double features, who replaces Mike Tauchman, do the Cubs buy, sell or neither, how bad is Dansby's contract, Justin Steele's love of unearned runs and what the hell are they going to do with catcher? They ponder the return of David Ross, they wax nostalgic about Cubs heroes Miguel Montero and Kyle Schwarber, They have fun with Willie Mays' Baseball-Reference page and draw a parallel between Willie and Ryne Sandberg who is getting a big erection on Sunday, and they wonder what former Cubs announcer they could have invited to the ceremony instead of Bob Costas. They also question the dedication of one of the actors in Moneyball.    --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/desipio/message

Join Lucas and Miguel in the inaugural episode of the Life of Flow “Case Cast,” which is a new series projecting a live case. In today's episode, Miguel operates on a 68-year-old female patient with complex peripheral arterial disease (PAD) while Lucas breaks down her case for the audience. The patient has undergone multiple procedures over the past decade. Her severe right lower extremity rest pain is due to occluded bypasses and grafts, presenting a challenging case. The episode dives into her medical history, imaging findings, and the complexities of diagnosing and treating her condition. Lucas explores potential strategies for intervention and potential treatment options including the use of laser or atherectomy devices. Throughout the episode, Lucas and Miguel emphasizes personalized care, detailed pre-operative imaging, and the importance of managing complex cases, aiming to provide listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the case from diagnosis through planned interventional procedures. Follow Life of Flow on Twitter Follow Miguel Montero-Baker on Twitter

Ha llegado el momento de abrir las piscinas, por lo que Miguel Montero, farmacéutico, da consejos para proteger la piel a la hora de tomar el sol.

And here is the conclusion of our supersized Cubs Con 2024 recap! We meet more weirdos in line, Jack and Jeremy spend a majority of the day separated, Manny Trillo takes his time, Jack goes inside basketball with Tim Stoddard, and Jeremy has another awkward interaction with Miguel Montero. Lots more stuff covered in these two marathon days, so check it out!

En este nuevo episodio exploramos el mundo de la huella de carbono y la transición energética con Miguel Montero, ingeniero ambiental y de energía experto en modelado de carbono.Desde la importancia de entender las emisiones del sector energético, la transición energética, Miguel subraya la importancia de la conciencia y la acción individual en la lucha contra el cambio climático.Escucha este episodio y aprende con espíritu crítico todo sobre este tema.

Recapping the year that was on the Cubs Weekly Podcast as Andy Martínez and Tony Andracki discuss the best moments and interviews. Snippets include: -Cubs pitcher Jameson Taillon reading funny Tweets -Former Cubs reliever Pedro Strop on the time he homered off Anthony Rizzo -Miguel Montero on the 9th and 10th inning of Game 7 -Ted Lilly's favorite Ryan Dempster story -Mike Fontenot chronicles Aramis Ramírez's epic walk-off in 2007 -Kyle Farnsworth shares his perspective on viral fight with Paul Wilson -Adbert Alzolay's mentality out of Cubs bullpen -Dexter Fowler on playing for both sides of the Cubs-Cardinals rivalry -VP of scouting Dan Kantrovitz on the Cubs' 1st round pick Matt Shaw -Thomas Ian Nicholas (aka Henry Rowengartner) describes filming "Rookie of the Year" at Wrigley Field -Carlos Peña analyzes Seiya Suzuki's hot end to the season -Bruce Levine and Andy Martínez explain why the Cubs made the switch to Craig Counsell as manager -Jon "Boog" Sciambi on his favorite part of the job

Former Cub and World Series winner Miguel Montero stopped by the Cubs Weekly Podcast during Cubs Convention earlier this year to talk with host Tony Andracki about his time with the Cubs, 2016 and what it was like during their championship run.Montero discuss what it was like playing in Game 7 of that Fall Classic, catching Jake Arrieta during his legendary run and more about what he's up to now — working in the Arizona front office.

En Pecados Veniales hemos hablado mucho de cómo cuidarnos y de belleza. Hoy vamos a dar un enfoque diferente a los cuidados porque vamos a tratarlos desde el punto de vita farmacéutico y en exclusiva para hombres. Hoy nos cuidamos nosotros. Para saber todo lo que deberíamos hacer para que nuestra piel esté más sana, tenemos a nosotros a un experto como Miguel Montero de la Farmacia Moreo de Zaragoza. Pecados Veniales con Ramón Biosca, Alfonso Escámez, Edson Elguer, Ricardo Ceratto, Ana Mateu, Agustín García, Gus Fernández, Ana Sastre y Lucía Serrano.

En este programa hablamos de marca España y tenemos con nosotros al primer consorcio de turismo y cultura dedicado a atraer visitantes de calidad y poner en valor España en todo el mundo. Para conocer más sobre este organismo y sus acciones tenemos con nosotros a Ana Alonso, su CEO. En Pecados Veniales hemos hablado mucho de cómo cuidarnos y de belleza. Hoy vamos a dar un enfoque diferente a los cuidados porque vamos a tratarlos desde el punto de vita farmacéutico y en exclusiva para hombres. Hoy nos cuidamos nosotros. Para saber todo lo que deberíamos hacer para que nuestra piel esté más sana, tenemos a nosotros a un experto como Miguel Montero de la Farmacia Moreo de Zaragoza. Por último, tenemos con nosotros a Carmelo Aunión, experto en gastronomía y responsable de Hitcooking, el Gastro Magazine digital diseñado por y para los amantes de la cocina y la gastronomía. Hoy nos viene a hablar de las Jornadas del Cocido madrileño 2023. Pecados Veniales con Ramón Biosca, Alfonso Escámez, Edson Elguer, Ricardo Ceratto, Ana Mateu, Agustín García, Gus Fernández, Ana Sastre y Lucía Serrano.

In this episode, guest host and vascular technologist Jill Sommerset interviews Dr. Mary Costantino (interventional radiologist) and Dr. Miguel Montero-Baker (vascular surgeon) about their perspectives on an ultrasound-first approach to diagnosing and planning treatment for critical limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI). --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS Reflow Medical https://www.reflowmedical.com/ Boston Scientific Drug Elution https://www.bostonscientific.com/en-US/medical-specialties/vascular-surgery/drug-eluting-therapies.html?utm_source=oth_site&utm_medium=native&utm_campaign=pi-at-us-de_portfolio-hci&utm_content=n-backtable-n-backtable_site_portfolio_1_2023&cid=n10012334 --- SHOW NOTES To begin, each doctor shares how ultrasound fits into their practice philosophy. Dr. Costantino is the sole practitioner in her outpatient-based catheterization lab, and she finds that ultrasound provides an opportunity for her to connect with patients and communicate their diagnoses and options in a straightforward manner. She also recognizes the value of investing in advanced ultrasound training for her vascular technologists and for herself, so the practice can function cohesively and focus on providing patient-centered care. On the other hand, Dr. Montero-Baker speaks about the utility of ultrasound in practices across the globe, particularly in resource-limited settings. Additionally, he describes the need for the longitudinal follow up needed to fight this chronic disease process, as well as the need to manage holistic aspects of CTLI such as proper nutrition, wound care, and orthotics. He is currently building a clinical center that will provide these aspects. We take a moment to reflect on the power of social media as a unifying force for a like-minded “global tribe” of vascular specialists. All three guests can recall numerous instances in which they were inspired by another practitioner, or they were contacted and asked for advice by others. Dr. Costantino adds that social media has helped her realize that there is a strong need for collaboration between interventional radiologists and vascular surgeons, in order to generate treatment options and provide quality patient care. She speaks about the importance of learning from and trusting other specialties. To wrap up the episode, we examine how innovation in ultrasound technology has largely stagnated with the advent of other imaging modalities and opportunities to better incorporate ultrasound into CLTI care. Dr. Costantino encourages vascular specialists to seek out ultrasound training and let patient symptoms and quality of life guide treatment decisions. Dr. Montero-Baker believes that change is required on the systemic level and he advocates for a move towards value-based care. --- RESOURCES Ep. 90- Pedal Acceleration Time for Limb Salvage: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/90/pedal-acceleration-time-for-limb-salvage Ep. 229- Ultrasound Series: First Line Imaging for CLTI: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/229/ultrasound-series-first-line-imaging-for-clti Ep. 241- Emerging Techniques of Advanced Ultrasound in No Option CLTI Patients: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/241/emerging-techniques-of-advanced-ultrasound-in-no-options-clti-patients Ep. 155- The Butterfly Story: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/155/the-butterfly-story Advanced Vascular Centers: https://advancedvascularcenters.com/ Jill Sommerset Twitter: https://twitter.com/JillSommerset Mary Costantino Twitter: https://twitter.com/drcostantino1 Miguel Montero-Baker Twitter: https://twitter.com/monteromiguel Society for Vascular Ultrasound (SVU): https://www.svu.org/ American Vein and Lymphatic Society (ALVS): https://www.myavls.org/

Bürgergeld es el nombre que recibe la nueva renta ciudadana que reemplaza al polémico Hartz IV. Una ayuda que viene con muchas novedades, aumentos en las prestaciones pero también con numerosas preguntas. Las respuestas, en este episodio. Von Ruben Gomez del Barrio.

An old favorite Cubs has retired and Marquee Sports Network has snapped him up. No, it's still not Miguel Montero, but Dexter Fowler should be good at this, let's hope they actually use him. The Cubs have signed even more white guys since we last checked in. Spring Training starts in two weeks but guys are already out there hitting practice bombs. Luke Getsy is wearing the big headset this weekend at the Senior Bowl. Thoughts on why Tony Romo sucks now, and some of it is Jim Nantz's fault. And, cool stuff to watch on TV. All that, and more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desipio/message

The 2023 Cubs Convention is in the books and there was a lot to take away from the first event in three years. Andy Martinez and Tony Andracki explain what we learned about the Cubs over the weekend and detail their favorite parts about the Convention.We also roll out a series of snippets of future Cubs Weekly Podcast guest interviews from the Convention, including Darwin Barney, Miguel Montero and Ted Lilly. Plus, how does reported new addition Trey Mancini fit on this roster? What will Nick Madrigal's role be in 2023? When will Kyle Hendricks return to the mound?

Matt recaps a great Wednesday night at Wrigley Field, including meeting former Cubs and World Series champions Miguel Montero and Pedro Strop. Plus: The Cubs sweep the Phillies, best and worst of the week, and more.Hit the feedback zone by sending us a text: 312-834-4634Follow us on Twitter: @LockedOnCubs | @matt_cozzi | @SamOlburSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!LinkedInLinkedIn Jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Did you know every week, nearly 40 million job seekers visit LinkedIn? Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONMLB.BlueChewTry BlueChew FREE when you use our promo code LOCKEDON at BlueChew.com,-just pay $5 shipping. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matt recaps a great Wednesday night at Wrigley Field, including meeting former Cubs and World Series champions Miguel Montero and Pedro Strop. Plus: The Cubs sweep the Phillies, best and worst of the week, and more. Hit the feedback zone by sending us a text: 312-834-4634 Follow us on Twitter: @LockedOnCubs | @matt_cozzi | @SamOlbur Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! LinkedIn LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Did you know every week, nearly 40 million job seekers visit LinkedIn? Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONMLB. BlueChew Try BlueChew FREE when you use our promo code LOCKEDON at BlueChew.com,-just pay $5 shipping. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week on The Podcast: In Episode 241 Jill Sommerset interviews Vascular Surgeon Miguel Montero Baker about how he learned advanced vascular ultrasound skills in his unique training path, and how important these skills are in his daily practice, including the pre-procedure planning and workup of chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) patients.

Pianista, director, compositor, fue uno de los grandes representantes del tango milonguero, popular, y falleció el 25 de julio de 1995, cuando tenía 89 años. Osvaldo Pugliese nació en una familia de músicos el 2 de diciembre de 1905, en el barrio porteño de Villa Crespo, aunque de chico se resistió a seguir esa tradición familiar. En 1918, dejó la escuela primaria para trabajar como gráfico de imprenta pero su padre lo convenció y comenzó a tomar clases de piano con el maestro Antonio D'Agostino. Desde entonces, su carrera fue imparable y llegaron los primeros tangos: Recuerdo, Retoños; el primer trabajo de músico en Café de la Chancha; su primer sexteto con Pedro Maffia, hasta su primera orquesta definitiva, en 1939. Debido a la aparición del cine sonoro y la gran crisis del año 1929, la desocupación empujó a muchos de su profesión a formar el Sindicato Argentino de Músicos del que fue el afiliado número 5, para promover las labores de la música. Las recurrentes alusiones a las condiciones de trabajo “feudales” que sufrían los músicos lo asociaron al lenguaje utilizado por entonces al Partido Comunista, al cual se afilió en 1936, lo que le trajo en los años 40 y 50 problemas, censuras e incluso días de cárcel. Crítico de las políticas culturales de las dictaduras de los `60 y `70, de los organismos como SADAIC, pero optimista en cuanto al futuro del tango, logró en 1985 tocar en el Teatro Colón ante un público que lo adoró y ovacionó. Por su orquesta, pasaron destacados cantante e intérpretes como Roberto Chanel, Alberto Morán, Jorge Vidal, Jorge Maciel, Miguel Montero, Alfredo Belusi, Adrián Guida y Abel Córdoba. Recibió innumerables distinciones tanto nacionales como internacionales, entre ellas, la otorgada por el gobierno de Cuba, la medalla “Alejo Carpentier”, la más importante distinción cultural de la Isla; el gobierno francés lo nombró Commandeur de L'Ordre des Arts et Letters y Buenos Aires lo declaró Ciudadano Ilustre. La Sociedad Argentina de Autores y Compositores de Música (SADAIC) y la Asociación de Coleccionistas de Tango colocaron una placa en la Av. Corrientes 960, en conmemoración y por sus 50 años de carrera y aporte a la cultura argentina y al tango. En 1990, recibió el título de Académico Honorario de la Academia Nacional del Tango. El 25 de julio de 1995, a los 89 años, falleció en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Lo recordamos con un informe elaborado por el Área de Contenidos y conservado en el Archivo Histórico de Radio Nacional. Edición: Fabián Panizzi

In this weeks episode of The Produce Industry Podcast with Patrick Kelly we chat with our Fancy Sponsor Ag Tool's very own Miguel Montero. Patrick and Miguel kick off the 4th of July with a BANG!!! We are LIVE on this beautiful INDEPENDENCE DAY talking all things produce!!!! Ag Tools has been a SPONSOR since July 2020 and the FIRST SPONSORS of the podcast with a mission to SEE MORE, ACHIEVE MORE with Data and Analytics. Join Miguel and Patrick make data fun again, chat about data on top menu trends and how to use data within your business. FANCY SPONSORS: Ag Tools, Inc.: https://www.agtechtools.com, Flavor Wave, LLC.: https://flavorwavefresh.com, Noble Citrus: https://noblecitrus.com, Buck Naked Onions/Owyhee Produce, Inc.: http://www.owyheeproduce.com and John Greene Logistics Company: https://www.jglc.com CHOICE SPONSORS: Indianapolis Fruit Company: https://indyfruit.com, Equifruit: https://equifruit.com Arctic® Apples: https://arcticapples.com Sev-Rend Corporation: https://www.sev-rend.com and Golden Star Citrus, Inc.: http://www.goldenstarcitrus.com STANDARD SPONSORS: London Fruit Inc. https://londonfruit.com, Fresh Cravings: https://www.freshcravings.com/, Freshway Produce: https://www.freshwayusa.com and Citrus America: https://citrusamerica.com

En este episodio de BackTable Español, Dra. Gina Landinez entrevista a Dr. Miguel Montero-Baker sobre la enfermidad arterial periférica y salvamento de extremidades en la comunidad latinoamericana. In this episode of BackTable Español, Dr. Gina Landinez interviews Dr. Miguel Montero about peripheral arterial disease and limb salvage in the Latin American community. --- EARN CME Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs: https://earnc.me/nKsjxN --- SHOW NOTES Los dos doctores discuten el camino de Dr. Montero-Baker a convirtirse en un Cirujano vascular enfocado en el salvamento de extremidades, su experiencia de construir un centro de preservación, y diferencias culturales entre los pacientes latinoamericanos y estadounidenses. Además Dr. Montero-Baker comparte sus consejos sobre sus técnicas, su equipo preferido, y como superó los retos institucionales para empezar un programa del salvamento extremidad. Finalmente, él enfatiza la importancia de la prevención y la educación del paciente sobre la enfermedad arterial periférica. The two doctors discuss Dr. Montero's path to becoming an interventional radiologist focused on limb salvage, his experience building a preservation center, and cultural differences between Latin American and US patients. Additionally, Dr. Montero shares his advice on his techniques, his preferred equipment, and how he overcame institutional challenges to start a limb salvage program. Finally, he emphasizes the importance of prevention and patient education about peripheral arterial disease.

Luis Herrero entrevista a Miguel Montero, uno de los coordinadores en Cuba del grupo Archipiélago.

In this episode of The Produce Industry Podcast w/ Patrick Kelly we have Miguel Montero our Fancy Sponsor Ag Tools and Michael Chavez Co-Hosting LIVE from Long Beach, CA during Cocina Sabrosa Trade Expo. In this jam packed episode we chat with Miguel Motero first about data and analytics. Specifically, we are talking about how data and analytics is leveling the playing field for organizations and becoming transparent with the end consumer. Next, Michael Chavez comes to us live from Long Beach!! Cocina Sabrosa brought many restaurants, beverages companies and produce companies to the Long Beach Convention Center in person to network, try new products and overall have a good time. Michael interviews many new people and some the Podcast has already connected with. JOIN us during this bonus episode reporting LIVE from Long Beach and Making DATA FUN AGAIN!!! FANCY SPONSORS: Ag Tools, Inc.: https://www.agtechtools.com, Flavor Wave, LLC.: https://flavorwavefresh.com, Noble Citrus: https://noblecitrus.com & Buck Naked Onions/Owyhee Produce, Inc.: http://www.owyheeproduce.com CHOICE SPONSORS: Equifruit: https://equifruit.com, Arctic® Apples: https://arcticapples.com and Golden Star Citrus, Inc.: http://www.goldenstarcitrus.com STANDARD SPONSORS: Indianapolis Fruit Company: https://indyfruit.com and John Greene Logistics Company: https://www.jglc.com

Como elegir entre las grandes obras de Tango que dejaron huellas imborrables e irrepetibles para todas las generaciones. Que criterio utilizar, cual es la vara a emplear para determinar si esta es mejor que otra… De esto nos vamos a ocupar hoy…de hacer una selección de temas que simplemente nuestro corazón nos dicta que debemos escuchar… Mi nombre es Raúl Plate y los invito a que hoy simplemente escuchemos a algunas de estas piezas inolvidables …Hoy en Historias de Tangos, Canciones que están en nuestra memoria afectiva….nos acompañan Julio Sosa con Leopoldo Federico, Jorge Sobral con Astor Piazzolla, Carlos Gardel, Carlos Di Sarli, Juan Darienzo con Héctor Mauré, Sexteto Tango con Jorge Maciel, Susana Rinaldi, Miguel Caló con Lucho Gatica, Osvaldo Pugliese con Miguel Montero, Virginia Luque, Roberto Goyeneche y Floreal Ruiz

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Repasamos la vida del autor de La última Curda, El último Café, María, Desencuentro entre tantas joyas...Y las voces de Goyeneche, María Graña, Miguel Montero, Roberto Rufino y Hugo del Carril entre otros...

El cantante puertorriqueño Héctor Lavoe publicó en 1979 su álbum “Recordando a Felipe Pirela” en el que realiza un homenaje al gran intérprete venezolano y en el que incluyó el bolero “El retrato de mamá”. Así la escuché yo… El propio Felipe Pirela “El bolerista de América” grabó la canción cuando integraba la orquesta Billo's Caracas Boys. Una de las más recordadas interpretaciones de “El retrato de mamá” la realizó el ecuatoriano Julio Jaramillo “El ruiseñor de América” en ritmo de bolero. Lo que muchos desconocen es que esta canción no nació en ritmo de bolero, sino que originalmente es un tango escrito por Carlos Russo y Marujita Falero y cuya primera grabación la realizó el cantante argentino Miguel Montero en 1959. Como dato curioso, hay que decir que algunas fuentes afirman que el músico Luis Rafael Caruso es el verdadero coautor de la canción junto a Carlos Russo, pero que por cuestiones legales debió acreditarla a nombre de su esposa María Aurora Falero de Caruso. Autores: Carlos Antonio Russo & Marujita Falero (María Aurora Falero de Caruso) - Algunas fuentes le atribuyen a Luis Rafael Caruso la coautoría de la canción, aunque citan que por cuestiones legales debió acreditarla a nombre de su esposa María Aurora Falero de Caruso) El retrato de mamá - Héctor Lavoe (1979) Recordando a Felipe Pirela álbum (1979) Ritmo: Bolero El retrato de mamá - Felipe Pirela con la Billo's Caracas Boys (1962) Famosos tangos álbum (1962) Canta: Felipe Pirela (nombre real Felipe Antonio Pirela Morón, venezolano) Ritmo: Bolero El retrato de mamá - Julio Jaramillo (1962) single El retrato de mamá (1962) Héctor Lavoe (nombre real Héctor Juan Pérez Martínez, puertorriqueño) Ritmo: Bolero El retrato de mamá - Miguel Montero (1959) single El retrato de mamá (1959) Ritmo: Tango ___________________ “Así la escuché yo…” Temporada: 2 Episodio: 79 Sergio Productions Cali – Colombia

The year was 2001 when Miguel Montero, a 16-year-old, living with his family in Caracas, Venezuela, was signed into baseball's minor leagues. His contract was for $13,000, but the money was hardly what excited Miguel.    “All I wanted was a plane ticket and put me in the Dominican and leave the rest up to me,” he recalls.    But being away from home, he quickly found that it wasn't easy. He was fending for himself far from his family, and he wasn't playing his best ball. There were times, he remembers, when he thought of quitting. But Miguel found the willpower to stick around, and in doing so, he learned a lesson that he carried with him all the way to the World Series.    “I was not the most talented guy,” he says. “I really worked hard. I put in a lot of work and I got better. He told himself “I got to be really strong mentally… there's one way that you're going to survive, and it's competing. They're good, but they're not better than you and you're not better than them. You've just got to beat them someway or the other, and it's competing.”    On this episode of the Working For a Dream Podcast, Patrick and Miguel talk about how he hustled in his way to becoming a two-time MLB All-Star, how it felt hitting a Grand Slam in the NLCS (with a back injury to boot), and how he set (and achieved!) his three main goals for coming to the U.S.   What You'll Learn: Why Miguel believes he “plays the game of failure” — and is glad he does How he approaches being retired at 37 What he's doing to support young baseball players in Colombia through the Miguel Montero Academy And much more!   Favorite Quote: “It was a grind but it was a good grind, because you love what you do. When you start thinking ‘this is a job,' that baseball is a job, that's when everything starts falling apart because the passion stops. It's about playing with passion and not even worrying about the money you want to make, because in the end if you play good, the money's gonna be there, as long as you just enjoy what you're doing and play well.”  — Miguel Montero How to Get Involved: Connect with Miguel:  Instagram Miguel Montero Academy   Connect with Patrick:  LinkedIn Facebook Instagram

In this episode of The Produce Industry Podcast w/ Patrick Kelly we chat with Abby Prior, Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Bright Farms and Matt DeBoer, Vice President of Global Sales and Miguel Montero, Strategy Executive & Operations Manager of Ag Tools, Inc. We start the conversation bringing Matt DeBoer back on the show and hear about how Ag Tools is always educating and consistently learning about data and insights for the produce industry. Miguel Montero speaks to how to interact with data and elevate data and insights in your business. Miguel and Matt are leadings in this space and are passionate about technology in the industry. Next we speak with Abby Prior of Bright Farms who is rocking the indoor farming industry growing lettuce in the Northeast. By the time most produce arrives at your supermarket, it's traveled clear across the country. BrightFarms grows produce locally, year-round, so it's fresher, tastier, and more nutritious for you and your family. Abby and Patrick discuss indoor farming growth in the USA, Sunny Crunch Brand, The future of Bright Farms in 2021 and our favorite salad recipe. FANCY SPONSOR: Terra Exports: https://terraexports.com, Ag Tools, Inc. : https://www.agtechtools.com, Flavor Wave, LLC.: https://flavorwavefresh.com Weekend Winners: Indianapolis Fruit Company: https://indyfruit.com

Friday Showndown! Steve and Jr will be discussing the hottest topics in youth baseball.This weeks special call-in guest is Miguel Montero, He played in Major League Baseball for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Chicago Cubs, Toronto Blue Jays, and Washington Nationals. Montero is a two-time MLB All-Star.

Today's Wellness Check guest is Cubs mega-fan Paul Dzien who's taken the love of his team to a new level, launching Crawly's Cubhouse and building a pretty solid following on social media (Twitter in particular). Paul told Brad about giving Miguel Montero his World Series ring at the 2017 on-field ceremony, getting threatened with an ass-kicking by an 89-year-old Tommy Lasorda, his partnership with Pat Hughes, his boatload of appearances on NBC Sports Chicago's "Beer Money" trivia show, and much more. Follow Paul on Twitter: twitter.com/crawlyscubs --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TheHeckler/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheHeckler/support

Occasionally, we get major league players on the show and the interviews and stories are classic. None more classic than with Cubs World Champion Catcher Miguel Montero. If you haven't heard the interview, enjoy. If you heard it before, it is worth a second listen.

"From $200,000+ in Credit Card Debt to Seven Figure Annual Income" On Episode 17 of the “Future of Australia” podcast, I speak with Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero, the Co-Founders of Pyjama Bosses, an online software and training company helping network marketers systematise and grow their global businesses, that grew 131% last financial year, to do $2.17mm in annual revenue. This made Pyjama Bosses, on the Financial Review list of 100 fastest growing new companies in Australia, the fastest online sales training business in Australia.

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Yo Soy Del '90 - Lucio Demare canta Raúl Berón; Pompas De Jabón - Juan D'Arienzo canta Juan Carlos Lamas; Tarde Gris - Aníbal Troilo canta Floreal Ruíz; Con Mi Perro - Aníbal Troilo cantano Alberto Marino & Floreal Ruíz; El Ciruja - Carlos Di Sarli; Me Estan Sobrando Las Penas - Rubén Juarez; El Poncho Del Amor - Osvaldo Pugliese canta Miguel Montero.

He is the first to ask a question, he was Miguel Montero's ring bearer, he takes the best You Tube videos at every event, he is an esteemed member of Club 400 - let us introduce to the world - Paul Dzien aka Crawly. There are so many paths we could have gone down with Crawly, but we chose to discuss the Cubs Convention. If you are new to the Cubs Convention, Crawly explains how to make the most of your experience. 

Miguel Montero was the quintessential Chicago Cub. Acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2015, he appeared to be the all-star catcher the Cubbies were missing. Then along came Willson Contreras. During the 2017 season, Miguel was shipped to the Toronto Blue Jays. Guess what that makes him? A 2016 World Champion. Miggy was recently a guest at Club 400 and a guest on Chicago Cubs Club 400 Podcast. You will find him to be authentic, honest, funny, emotional but most of all appreciative of the love he received at Wrigley Field or anytime he was in Chicago. This podcast is a little over an hour, but worth every minute of it.

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Bar Exposición – Carlos Di Sarli; Milonguita – Francisco Canaro canta Roberto Maida; Acquaforte – Osvaldo Pugliese canta Miguel Montero; Flores Del Alma – Alfredo De Angelis cantano Carlos Dante e Julio Martel; Griseta – Carlos Di Sarli canta Roberto Rufino; Los Despojos – Miguel Caló canta Raúl ... Leggi tutto

Are the Nationals still looking for help at catcher? MLB.com's Alexa Datt and Nationals reporter Jamal Collier discuss the team signing Miguel Montero and if this will affect their pursuit of J.T. Realmuto this offseason.

Are the Nationals still looking for help at catcher? MLB.com's Alexa Datt and Nationals reporter Jamal Collier discuss the team signing Miguel Montero and if this will affect their pursuit of J.T. Realmuto this offseason.

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Acquaforte – Osvaldo Pugliese canta Miguel Montero; Midinette Porteña – Carlos Gardel; Ivette – Ciriaco Ortíz; Nieva En Buenos Aires – Kevin Johansen; El Marne – Ciriaco Ortíz; Silencio! – Carlos Gardel con Francisco Canaro; Muñeca Brava – Ricardo Tanturi canta Alberto Castillo. Cortina iniziale: Junto a Bach ... Leggi tutto

As you know, and as many of our guests on Just the Tips have said before, being a successful entrepreneur is difficult, consuming work. The same could be said about being in a successful relationship. That makes it all the more fascinating that the guests on today’s show are doing both of those things so well. Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero have launched dozens of successful businesses and two years ago embarked on their latest and largest endeavor, Pyjama Bosses, their software and training company for network marketers. Dean and I had a lot of fun talking with this power couple, and you’re going to appreciate how open and honest they are not only about their business but how they make it work balancing startups and matrimony. How “Desperation” turned a pilot and a geneticist into an entrepreneur couple Dean and I enjoyed hearing how Masa and Miguel first met, on a plane ride to Australia. The international couple—she’s from Slovenia, he’s from Spain—decided to make that country their home. But Miguel had difficulty finding a job as a pilot due to visa issues, while Masa held down a six-figure job as a geneticist. But she told us that she was frustrated with her own job, too, discovering her work did more to benefit pharmaceutical companies than it did people. So the two of them decided to go into business by themselves, for themselves. On this episode of Just the Tips, You’re going to be inspired by how thoughtful and mindful they are about how they made that transition and how they’re always pushing themselves—and each other—to grow. In Australia, if you argue with your wife, you sleep with the snakes As I said, Masa and Miguel lay it all out for listeners of Just the Tips, so when I asked them what it’s like when they have a disagreement, Miguel didn’t hesitate to share a surprising story about how they make it work. One night, he and Masa were arguing, and Miguel felt he needed to take a breath and take a walk, so he ambled down the street to a park bench to cool off. He decided to lay down on the bench and, with the beautiful Australian weather providing a comfortable spot, decided to sleep off the fight. But then, he remembered that the poisonous snakes of Australia would have other ideas, so he hurried back to his wife, and made up. As Masa told us: “Certainly there have been very hard times. But you have to get your minds really clear and really together.” You’re going to want to hear how they do that. What is work/life balance when work is your life? Just like any entrepreneur, Masa and Miguel face the difficult task of separating their work from the rest of their life. It goes double for them since they are business partners and husband and wife. But you’ll be able to learn a lot from how they toss aside the conventional wisdom that says you need that bright line between your work and your home life. As you hear Masa explain their routine of starting the day, walking the dog, discussing what’s coming up for the day in their business and what they hope the outcomes will be, you’ll see that if you’re already living your passion, there’s no need to compartmentalize them. Being an entrepreneur “compresses a 40-year career into three months” Masa and Miguel are so smart about starting a business and so focused on personal growth, it’s no wonder that things have moved quickly for them. They started Pyjama Bosses two years ago and it’s grown exponentially since. Masa talks about how it’s important to not fall in love with your own idea and ensure there’s a market for your product before pursuing it. She talks about one fateful conversation that kickstarted their new venture and set them on a path to success. You’re not going to want to miss this episode of Just the Tips, which more than fulfills the promise of providing useful tips for any entrepreneur Outline of This Episode [2:36] How Miguel and Masa met [6:52] The factors that led to their lives as entrepreneurs [10:38] How they started Pyjama Bosses [14:51] The good, the bad and the ugly of working as a couple [20:00] The stresses of growing a business together [26:53] Balancing work and life as an entrepreneur couple [32:16] Finding they’re suddenly software developers Resources & People Mentioned Pyjama Bosses Network Marketing Pyjama Bosses on Facebook Pyjama Bosses on Twitter Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: AutoPilot Entrepreneur Program: www.jamespfriel.com/autopilot Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/autopilotentrepreneur Site: www.jamespfriel.com Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Digital Business Entrepreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DigitalBusinessEntrepreneurs  

Miguel Montero drove in the lone run for the Blue Jays as they fell, 6-1, to the Red Sox. John Gibbons discusses the loss.

In this episode, the boys recap action from the Reds series at Wrigley and look forward to Miguel Montero's return as the Blue Jays come to town. Segments include "First Pitch" (0:58), "What I Hate About You" (19:50), and "Down in The DMs" (25:40).

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Acquaforte – Osvaldo Pugliese canta Miguel Montero; Hambre – Orquesta Sanchez Gorio canta Luis Mendoza; Pan – Horacio Salgán canta Roberto Goyeneche; Caminito Del Taller – Orquesta Cátulo Castillo canta Roberto Maida; Pordioseros – Carlos Gardel; Dios Te Salve M’hijo – Juan Darienzo canta Armando Laborde; Si Volviera ... Leggi tutto

Dave Roberts vs. Andy Green, Miguel Montero vs. the Cubs, time to worry about the Rockies rotation?, Trea Turner’s injury, John Farrell missing a game to watch his son’s MLB debut, Bartolo Colon DFAd, Home Run Derby and All-Star Game rosters and snubs, panic meters, and more. Follow ‘The Eephus’ on Twitter. Subscribe on iTunes. […] The post Ep. 31 – Hey Now, You’re An All-Star appeared first on The Ledge.

Matt Kory of Baseball Prospectus stops by to discuss the recent Jays' massacre at the hands of the Boston Red Sox, the mastery of Chris Sale, and to look at the odd struggles of the Toronto Blue Jays against even mediocre arms. Greg and Josh also discuss Justin Smoak's All-Star starter nod, the pickup of Miguel Montero, J.A. Happ's success, the offensive struggles, Marcus Stroman's blister conspiracy, and the dominance of Lansing's duo of Vlad Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette Jr. Finally, they answer listener questions, give out a Do-Over, and try to make sense of the Angel Hernandez lawsuit against MLB.

This week the guys start out with an extensive discussion about All-star selections and the Home Run Derby contestants. Next, they move into a brand new edition of G.O.A.T. talk. They then transition into talks about Miguel Montero and a new spin on the Bryce Harper and Mike Trout debate.

On episode 3 of Holy Cow! A Cubs Podcast I talk to Evan Altman founder of Cubs Insider. Which I just so happen to write for. We discuss the Miguel Montero release, Kris Bryant's injury, and what it's like to run a blog. Enjoy.

David Haugh (Chicago Tribune), Ben Finfer (ESPN 1000) and Sam Panayotovich (WGN Radio) join Mark Schanowski. Kendall Gill joins the guys to discuss the latest news in NBA free agency. Plus, Miguel Montero finds a new team, the Cubs settle for just one All-Star right now, and is Patrick Sharp a good fit for the Blackhawks?

WRSP Radio presents the third episode of the second year of Weekend Sports Huddle with co-hosts Tom Pollin, Hunter Hodies and producer Dave Holcomb. Weekend Sports Huddle is ready to lead with baseball. The Chicago Cubs had an interesting week in Washington, splitting two of four games from the Nationals. After Tuesday's game, Cubs catcher Miguel Montero called out starter Jake Arrieta for failing to hold on runners properly, leading to seven stolen bases. The next day, Chicago released Montero. Our hosts will react to what he said and his release. In Pittsburgh, Pirates center fielder Andrew McCutchen has been moved back to the No. 3 spot in the order. But is that the right move? Holcomb will explain why it is absolutely the correct decision. And to end today's show, our hosts will take a look into NHL free agency, which will begin Saturday, July 1. We want to hear your opinions! call into the show at 516-387-1417 or tweet @wkdsportshuddle.

A big mid-season test for the Cubs came via the 4-game Washington series over this past week. Well, a couple of big tests, as it turns out. The most obvious was being pitted against a dangerous Nationals team that was playing really good baseball, and doing it while a good portion of the team's core was either on the DL or working through things in the minors. And then some apparent intra-squad friction reared its head when now-former Cub catcher Miguel Montero lamented Jake Arrieta's deliberate delivery to the plate as the Nats tied a club record for stolen bases. The two insisted the row was no big deal and that they hashed things out privately, but going 0-31 in catching base runners stealing this year for a backup catcher, albeit with last year's postseason heroics, became too much for the Cubs front office to bear. And with that, none of last season's three catchers on the Opening Day roster for the World Series champion Chicago Cubs are with the team. That shouldn't remain so for long, with Kyle Schwarber looking better already down in triple-A ball. Following the return of Addison Russell, the Cubs can look forward to getting Schwarber back along with the injured Jason Heyward and Ben Zobrist sometime soon. But, it wouldn't be the Cubs without Kris Bryant accidentally stepping on third base fielding a routine pop up and spraining his ankle in doing so. He's day to day, like we all are. After all, that's Cub.

Episode 276 – A Perfectly Cromulent Outfielder The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Albert Almora’s finger scandal, Miguel Montero’s history of drama, Ben Lively’s complete lack of strikeouts (and upside), confusing Anthony Recker and Matt den Dekker, Chris Tillman continuing to be remarkably bad, a cursory look at Felix […]

In the latest installment of the 7th Inning Stretch the boys are back playing catch-up on all thing National League. Covering surprises and disappointments, Miguel Montero and even, Mike Schmidt and hit outburst. All this and more in the latest 7th Inning Stretch podcast, only on the Anfield Index Podcast Channel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

JC and JB talk: NBA Trade rumors/discussions, a new segment called "Landing Spots", the Miguel Montero incident, Who's Hot & Who's Not, and a super teaser for the next episode. As always, all feedback is greatly appreciated and if new to the show, lets get Charged Up!

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about (and/or follow up on) Miguel Montero’s Cubs demise, philosophical Pirates quotes, Carter Capps, unusual ballpark constructions, jams and rallies, and target-based hitting competitions, then answer listener emails about extra-inning wins by wide margins, Jake Arrieta’s career vs. Brad Radke’s career, David Ortiz’s value, rampant base-stealing in single games, […]

On this edition of the Nasty Cast, the boys welcome Bob Lung to the show to talk a little football and the 2017 Consistency Guide! Then they turn back to baseball for the remainder of the show, discussing the untimely DFA of Miguel Montero, the value of Tyler Wade, the dynasty stocks of Julio Urias, Greg Bird, Drew Smyly, Tyler Austin, and the Cardinals Outfield. They then play Legit or Quit with Cody Bellinger, Yasiel Puig, Dinelson Lamet, and Aaron Nola, and round out the show with bullpens, prospects, and streamers. You can purchase the 2017 Fantasy Football Consistency Guide here, or from Amazon or BigGuyFantasySports.com! Don't forge to use the Coupon Code NASTYCAST to get $1 off the guide!! You can follow the show and hosts on Twitter @NastyCastBGFS @NathanDokken @ManlyVanLee @therealmaday @bob_lung and follow all their written work on BGFS!

JC and JB talk: NBA Trade rumors/discussions, a new segment called "Landing Spots", the Miguel Montero incident, Who's Hot & Who's Not, and a super teaser for the next episode. As always, all feedback is greatly appreciated and if new to the show, lets get Charged Up!

(0:00-3:50)- Introduction: Lineup Card  (3:50-16:00)-Front Page: Is the NBA off-season more exciting than the regular season? Why? NBA trades. Steph Curry scheduled to play in the Web.com tournament. Today's youth not being multisport athletes.  (16:00-28:41)-Dude of the Week- John Tumpane, Nationals Fan. Schlub of the Week- The NFL, Haotong Li, John Farell (28:41-44:10)-Infield Outfield: Trea Turner's wrist. Miguel Montero's comment. Chicago Cubs attitude. Rookies who are raking: Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger. Tim Tebow to high-A.  (44:10-48:24)-Would You Rather: lose an outfiled job to Tim Tebow or your PGA card to Steph Curry?   (48:24-54:35)-Leftovers: John Wall, CWS- Florida Gators, dominant schools across the NCAA  (54:35-1:00:32)-Weekend Appetizer Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Give us a "Would You Rather" in the review section on iTunes. We guarantee to air it on the next show. 

Cubs Insider Patrick Mooney is joined by Nationals Insider Mark Zuckerman and talks about the type of person Bryce Harper is and why the superstar slugger is perfectly suited for markets like Chicago, New York or Boston. Zuckerman has covered Harper since his inception into Major League Baseball and knows it won’t just be about the money. CSNChicago’s Tony Andracki and Jeff Nelson also break down the “Groundhog Day” type feeling that surrounds the Cubs this year, between a Cubbie Occurrence like Kris Bryant’s ankle roll to Miguel Montero’s candid comments and subsequent departure.

Miguel Montero just opened a space on the Cubs' roster, so what's Kyle Schwarber's value now (1:48)? We're joined by guest, Jim Sannes of numberFire.com and we've got plenty to talk about including a few hot hitters available on the waiver wire (7:31), a few interesting pitchers to keep an eye on (19:06), and we're answering some great questions from the listeners like what to do with CarGo (28:07). Sponsor: FantasyFactor.com - Focus on single-entry contests with flatter and deeper prize pools. Catering the recreational fantasy player.

In this episode, the boys dissect all the drama from the trip to D.C. We give takes on the Miguel Montero drama, and assess the Kyle Schwarber situation. We also preview the upcoming series with the Reds. Segments include "First Pitch", "NBTDMA", "What I Hate About You", and "Opponent Scout".

Jim & Trent recap the comments from Cubs catcher Miguel Montero, Schwarber in Iowa and then baseball talk with Mark Simon from ESPN.com

Statcast host Mike Petriello and national editor Matt Meyers devote this week's show to the need for speed. They discuss the Nationals stealing seven bases in one game against Jake Arrieta, Miguel Montero and the Cubs (:40), the fastest pitcher and catcher in the league according to sprint speed (7:40), how age correlates to team speed (17:15), and induct a Javier Baez catch on a foul ball down the third-base line into the Statcast Hall of Fame. (22:30)

Miguel Montero runs his mouth & is packing his bags 12 hours later, Aaron Judge & the Yankees are on the South Side & the fellas breakdown the latest NBA News....Can CP3 play with Harden & Phil Jackson is finally out at MSG....A new episode of No Ketchup is live!! Listen up!

Miguel Montero enojado con Jake Arrieta. Adrián Beltre sigue consiguiendo hitos personales. Kansas City al igual que Milwaukee se mantienen en la pelea. Los Medias Rojas solos en el primer lugar. El Mundo de las Grandes Ligas ahora en podcast con Kevin Cabral y Félix DeJesús.

DVR and Todd discuss the return of Ketel Marte, Miguel Montero's departure from the Cubs, the struggles of Gregory Polanco, and much more! Follow us on Twitter: @DerekVanRiper | @ToddZola | @RotoWire Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Going solo ranting about Miguel Montero, Chris Paul, Jimmy Butler, and your mom.

AJ Mass and David Schoenfield discuss Adrian Beltre's historic home run, Miguel Montero's future, the values of Yunel Escobar, Jose Quintana and Alex Cobb, Jon Gray's return and more.

Hub Arkush (670 The Score/Pro Football Weekly), Patrick Finley (Chicago Sun-Times) and Seth Gruen (Bleacher Report) join Kap on the panel. The Cubs designate Miguel Montero for assignment after the Nationals run all over he and Jake Arrieta. General Manager Jed Hoyer joins Kap to explain the decision plus David DeJesus drops by to discuss what this means for the clubhouse? Plus Phil Jackson is out, Chris Paul is a Rockets and the Bulls are in rebuild mode. Mark Schanowski joins the guys to explain an always wild NBA offseason.

Era tan tucumano como nuestro amigo Hugo Arroyo, y le decían el Negro de Oro. Se plantó en Buenos Aires y triunfó con su voz de barítono inconfundible y su recia personalidad. Era bohemio, amiguero y le gustaba dar serenatas, pero cuando le tocó cantar con la orquesta de Pugliese “la rompió”, y en muchos barrios porteños se formaron grupos populares de fans que lo seguían a todos los clubes, alentándolo a cada paso pidiéndole tangos que él hizo más famosos con su impactante estilo. Desde aquel Acquaforte, hasta Cucusita, pasando por Dicha Pasada o encumbrándose con el maestro Mariano Mores en su inigualable “Porqué la quise tanto”, destacando también acompañado con guitarras, este cantor de pura cepa, se nos fue temprano negándonos la posibilidad de seguir oyéndolo y poder disfrutar de su garganta poderosa y afinada por unos cuantos años más”. Nuestro invitado de hoy, con mucho tango y toda la letra mayúscula, se llama MIGUEL MONTERO.

Era tan tucumano como nuestro amigo Hugo Arroyo, y le decían el Negro de Oro. Se plantó en Buenos Aires y triunfó con su voz de barítono inconfundible y su recia personalidad. Era bohemio, amiguero y le gustaba dar serenatas, pero cuando le tocó cantar con la orquesta de Pugliese “la rompió”, y en muchos barrios porteños se formaron grupos populares de fans que lo seguían a todos los clubes, alentándolo a cada paso pidiéndole tangos que él hizo más famosos con su impactante estilo. Desde aquel Acquaforte, hasta Cucusita, pasando por Dicha Pasada o encumbrándose con el maestro Mariano Mores en su inigualable “Porqué la quise tanto”, destacando también acompañado con guitarras, este cantor de pura cepa, se nos fue temprano negándonos la posibilidad de seguir oyéndolo y poder disfrutar de su garganta poderosa y afinada por unos cuantos años más”. Nuestro invitado de hoy, con mucho tango y toda la letra mayúscula, se llama MIGUEL MONTERO.

Hub Arkush (670 The Score/Pro Football Weekly) and Brian Hedger (NHL.com) join Kap on the panel. ESPN is reporting that the Bears have begun shopping Jay Cutler. Will there be any takers? Meanwhile, Jimmy Butler doesn’t think he’s going anywhere. Would that be a mistake? Miguel Montero makes his peace with Joe Maddon but was this even a big deal? Sammy Sosa speaks. He says he put Chicago on the map and compares himself to Jesus. When he will the Cubs welcome him home? That plus Pat Boyle drops by to talk Blackhawks and the “Roly Poly Goalie” is looking for work all because he ate a pie.

We get Tyler back this week but open up with the World Series and check in with Pops to see how he's feeling at this historic championship. Did Joe Maddon over manage game 7? There were plenty of times for the Chicago Cubs to revert back to the choker persona, but this team is different. What was the turning point in the World Series? The Kris Bryant home run in game 5? Should Ben Zobrist have been the MVP? Are the Indians and Cubs the favorites for next year? Tyler takes on Cleveland as a team that was going to change the logo and then slapped it everywhere after getting to the Series. We aren't asking the D question, but when it comes to the Cubs' talent how about the simple question of where does Zobrist play? Chapman is a free agent, does he come back? Pops tries to blow up the entire Cubs pen. We were expecting a down season for the Blackhawks and they really are streaking right now. Are they better than we thought? Vey little to go off for the Bulls, but what do we make of the team on the short season? What do we make of the villains this season, the Golden State Warriors? Steve Kerr's squad may have a bit of an attitude change after going all in to chase 72-10 last season. LSU and Alabama starts of college football. It was tough, low scoring and physical. What do we make of the game and some missed calls? What do we take away for Bama? Is it an impressive win? Everyone freaked out about Texas A&M being in the first Playoff poll but they handled it themselves by getting upset by Mississippi State. So who do we think are actually the four best teams? If Washington wins the PAC12 will they be in? Pops is still riding high on Louisville, can they jump the conference champion? From Saban we trust to Belichick we trust, what does Pops make of the Jamie Collins trade? It looks very much like another possible Patriots' Super Bowl year, could this damper that? I mean who stands out in the NFL, let alone the AFC to challenge New England? Who would think with a triple side of beef Tyler doesn't have any. For his beef Pops is beefin on Miguel Montero complaining during the World Series parade. For Blair's beef he is taking on delusional quaterbacks. Ryan Fitzpatrick and Jay Cutler speak out about not having support of their teams...after being bad. If you don't play well you lose your job. Tyler jumps in to beef on some of Pops' arguments against non-SEC playoff teams.

Pops was on the wait and see train last week for Purdue who got dominated by Iowa at half and now Darrell Hazell is fired. Do we give Mike Bobinski credit or was his hand forced? The Boilermakers are finally getting lights so they can host night games, one of the last programs to get them. The Hazell hire was un-Purdue move and canning him before the season is over is a move in new territory. We give a little update on the possible coaching candidates Purdue could be looking at. We get an updated on college football, starting with Notre Dame losing again and Alabama trouncing Tennessee. Houston lost which opens up the BCS Invitational picture. Are we buying Washington, Baylor or West Virginia? Does a one loss Michigan, Ohio State or Louisville get in instead? Pops is 100% against that school up North this season but his normal punching bag, Nebraska, is still undefeated. Mark Dantonio and Michigan State are really having a down year, will he leave because of it? We move over to baseball where Pops said he wasn't worried when they got ready to face off against the Giants but what about being down 5-2 going into the 9th of Game 4? How about that decision to load the bases in Game 1 before Miguel Montero hit a Grand Slam to win the game. Do we have any worries over the pen with Aroldis Champan's issues to stop inherited runners from scoring? Especially with the new habit being to use closers for more than just an inning. The ALCS match up is Cleveland and Toronto, the exact opposite of what we thought. Who do we think is going to the World Series? How crucial is Game 2 against Clayton Kershaw? Can we count on John Lackey for Game 4 in the NLCS? Hockey and basketball season are around the corner and we kick off the previews with the Chicago Blackhakws. This may be a season unlike fans have seen in awhile with the all the youth and depth depleted from the cap issues. Is a salary dump coming finally? You have the core of Kane, Toews, Panarin and Crawford so Stan Bowman has tried to stay in the hunt for the Stanley Cup, but it may cost your core's prime with just first or second round exits. Are we starting to lose faith in Stan Bowman? Pops also gives us his Top 4 team in the West and East, though really it seems like either Pittsburgh or Tampa. We break the NBA in half and knock out the Western Conference preview this week. Is the Northwest division still OKC's to win? Does Minnesota break the drought and get into the playoffs? What does Damian Lilliard and Portland do this season? Utah is another young roster as well, do they take a step forward? In the Pacific Division of course we take Golden State. The Clippers seems likely to get into the playoffs, but anyone else? How long does it take the Warriors to gel? In the Southwest Division it's still clearly the Spurs, but do they drop off? Memphis spent a bunch of money but are still getting pretty old, does Anthony Davis stay healthy, Dallas lost their off season again and Houston added more jump shooters so that should work right? We pick our eight Western playoff teams. Who is the biggest threat to the Warriors in the Western Conference? Pops has beef with the Bears who are quickly trending downwards.

With another pinch-hitter needed for the transient Carlos, Mark Grote from 670 The Score and Chicago Cubs pre- and post-game joins the rest of the team. Among the topics discussed, the differences between this Cubs front office and those of the past, Miguel Montero's spot on the postseason roster, and the playoff rotation. Mark even does his exceptional Pat Hughes impersonation!Later, Ryan, Joel, and Isaac dive further into who they'd prefer to see the Cubs play in the NLDS. 60 Seconds with a Former Cub harkens us back to an experience Joel once had with Mark Grace, and the guys debate who might play members of the organization in a movie about the 2016 Cubs. Isaac finishes things off with his At-Bat of the Week and by declaring his love for Aaron Rodgers. 

Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero share tips and strategies that helped them build a 7 figure network marketing business on MLM Nation podcast. Who are Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero? Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero are known as the PYJAMA BOSSES! What a cool name! Masa graduated from Oxford and has a PHD in molecular genetics and her husband Miguel is a trained commercial pilot but even with those credentials they found themselves in the rat race before they discovered network marketing in 2005. Today, they have a 7 figure business that spans more than 30 countries on 5 continents. They have created hundreds of leaders that have solid 5 and 6 figure incomes Not only that but they are leaders that lead by example… Just in the last 2 years, they have sponsored more than 200 people in 16 countries. They love traveling and if they’re not traveling they are hanging out at home with their Pajama Dog, Joey. Favorite Quote "Imagination is more important than knowledge.  Knowledge is limited.  Imagination encircles the world" (Albert Einstein) Must Read Book Best Worst First: 75 Network Marketing Experts on Everything You Need to Know to Build the Business of Your Dreams Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins Recommended Online App WhatsApp Recommended Prospecting Tool Recorded video presentations, live home meetings, Brilliant Compensation and 21st Century Business Contact Info http://www.pyjamabosses.com/ What Did You Learn? Thanks for joining me on the show. So what did you learn? If you enjoyed this episode please share it on social media and send it to someone that needs extra motivation in their MLM business. Do you have any thoughts or comments? Please take 60 seconds to leave an HONEST review for the MLM Nation Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely important for me to make this show better. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes so that you get updates and new episodes downloaded to your phone automatically. Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes Click here to Subscribe via Stitcher Click Here to Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed)

Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero share tips and strategies that helped them build a 7 figure network marketing business on MLM Nation podcast. Who are Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero? Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero are known as the PYJAMA BOSSES! What a cool name! Masa graduated from Oxford and has a PHD in molecular genetics and her husband Miguel is a trained commercial pilot but even with those credentials they found themselves in the rat race before they discovered network marketing in 2005. Today, they have a 7 figure business that spans more than 30 countries on 5 continents. They have created hundreds of leaders that have solid 5 and 6 figure incomes Not only that but they are leaders that lead by example… Just in the last 2 years, they have sponsored more than 200 people in 16 countries. They love traveling and if they’re not traveling they are hanging out at home with their Pajama Dog, Joey. Favorite Quote "Imagination is more important than knowledge.  Knowledge is limited.  Imagination encircles the world" (Albert Einstein) Must Read Book Best Worst First: 75 Network Marketing Experts on Everything You Need to Know to Build the Business of Your Dreams Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins Recommended Online App WhatsApp Recommended Prospecting Tool Recorded video presentations, live home meetings, Brilliant Compensation and 21st Century Business Contact Info http://www.pyjamabosses.com/ What Did You Learn? Thanks for joining me on the show. So what did you learn? If you enjoyed this episode please share it on social media and send it to someone that needs extra motivation in their MLM business. Do you have any thoughts or comments? Please take 60 seconds to leave an HONEST review for the MLM Nation Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely important for me to make this show better. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes so that you get updates and new episodes downloaded to your phone automatically. Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes Click here to Subscribe via Stitcher Click Here to Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed)

Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero share tips and strategies that helped them build a 7 figure network marketing business on MLM Nation podcast. Who are Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero? Masa Cemazar and Miguel Montero are known as the PYJAMA BOSSES! What a cool name! Masa graduated from Oxford and has a PHD in molecular genetics and her husband Miguel is a trained commercial pilot but even with those credentials they found themselves in the rat race before they discovered network marketing in 2005. Today, they have a 7 figure business that spans more than 30 countries on 5 continents. They have created hundreds of leaders that have solid 5 and 6 figure incomes Not only that but they are leaders that lead by example… Just in the last 2 years, they have sponsored more than 200 people in 16 countries. They love traveling and if they’re not traveling they are hanging out at home with their Pajama Dog, Joey. Favorite Quote "Imagination is more important than knowledge.  Knowledge is limited.  Imagination encircles the world" (Albert Einstein) Must Read Book Best Worst First: 75 Network Marketing Experts on Everything You Need to Know to Build the Business of Your Dreams Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins Recommended Online App WhatsApp Recommended Prospecting Tool Recorded video presentations, live home meetings, Brilliant Compensation and 21st Century Business Contact Info http://www.pyjamabosses.com/ What Did You Learn? Thanks for joining me on the show. So what did you learn? If you enjoyed this episode please share it on social media and send it to someone that needs extra motivation in their MLM business. Do you have any thoughts or comments? Please take 60 seconds to leave an HONEST review for the MLM Nation Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely important for me to make this show better. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes so that you get updates and new episodes downloaded to your phone automatically. Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes Click here to Subscribe via Stitcher Click Here to Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed)