Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Dyer

Join us as Mike Dyer leads Bible class on the seven saying from the cross.

Join us as Mike Dyer leads Bible study on the topic, "Doing Right in a World So Wrong."

Join us as Mike Dyer delivers Bible class from Matthew 18.

Join us as Mike Dyer delivers Wednesday evening Bible class.

Join us as Mike Dyer delivers his lesson titled, "Agony".

Join us as Mike Dyer delivers his lesson titled, "The Christian Soldier".

It's Sports Stag Day!  Big Moe Barrett and Schneed preview the event with Mike Dyer and Jonathan Hayes, also, know much about powerlifting?  Class of '24 James Kellerman sure does!Check out this week's Big Moe Podcast

Join us as Mike Dyer delivers his Sunday evening sermon titled "Finding God's Treasure".

Undefeated Winton Woods (5-0) plays at Anderson (4-1) in a key Eastern Cincinnati Conference football showdown this Friday. "It's been a pretty competitive series over the years," Winton Woods coach Chad Murphy said. "From the FAVC (Fort Ancient Valley Conference) days to the ECC days now. We know they're a throw it around, score a lot of points team. We've battled with them the last couple years so we couldn't be more excited." Winton Woods is No. 1 in the Division II, Region 8 computer points standings, according to Joe Eitel,while Anderson is No. 2. Murphy and senior defensive lineman Cam Jackson joined the WCPO High School Insider Podcast to discuss this season and the upcoming game against the Raptors. Anderson defeated Walnut Hills 51-0 last week. That victory came a week after the Raptors lost 56-35 at Milford. Anderson coach Evan Dreyer said the Raptors hope that experience against Milford will help this week against Winton Woods. "We can't give Winton Woods a short field or a big play," Dreyer said. Anderson junior quarterback Justice Burnam has thrown for a conference-best 1,543 yards and 16 touchdowns. Anderson senior Brodey Berg has rushed for 460 yards and 12 touchdowns. He also has 384 yards receiving and four touchdowns. Junior wide receiver Trace Jallick has 380 yards receiving and four touchdowns. Anderson will face a Winton Woods defense which has allowed just four points per game and 20 points overall this season. "Their defense is incredible," Dreyer said. Winton Woods has an 18-game regular season win streak. Its most recent regular-season loss came at Anderson Oct. 1, 2021 (28-21). Jackson said he remembers what it was like to lose at Anderson during the 2021 game. He said it was a turning point in the state championship journey. "It was quiet in the locker room," Jackson said. "There weren't a lot of laughs and giggles. it wasn't a good feeling at all. That's all I remember." Winton Woods, which defeated Little Miami 51-0 last week, is led by several players including junior linebacker Justin Hill who has a conference-best 6 1/2 sacks. Jackson has four sacks while junior defensive back Donmiel Rogers Jr. has three interceptions. Junior running back Tyler Gooding has rushed for 488 yards and six touchdowns.   Subscribe to High School Insider with Mike Dyer podcast:  Apple Podcasts  Castbox  Google Podcasts  Pocket Casts  RadioPublic  Stitcher  RSS See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friday night features an intriguing Ohio versus Indiana matchup Friday night at East Central High School. Undefeated East Central (2-0) plays host to Moeller (1-1) at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Trojan Field in the sixth meeting between the storied programs. It is the WCPO 9 Game of the Week. The WCPO High School Insider Podcast spoke with Trojans coach Jake Meiners along with senior running back Josh Ringer and senior linebacker Brayden Rouse. East Central, the reigning Indiana Class 4A state champion, has outscored its opponents 84-14 the first two weeks. Moeller defeated Fort Wayne (Ind.) Bishop Dwenger 57-0 on Aug. 25. It was the Crusaders' largest margin of victory since September 2019 when Moeller defeated Lexington Lafayette 68-7. This Friday night is the fourth consecutive season Moeller and East Central have scheduled a regular-season game. Moeller won the past two meetings and the Trojans won the 2020 game. The teams plan to play again in 2024. East Central athletic director Kevin Moore said he expects a very large crowd Friday night. The seating capacity is 4,500 and many fans line the fence to watch the game. "East Central should be a true road test," Moeller coach Bert Bathiany said. "It is a great environment, a proud football tradition." Both teams have potential Mr. Football candidates in their respective states. East Central senior running back Josh Ringer, a Miami University verbal commit, has 4,100 yards rushing which is fourth-most in program history, according to East Central statistician Andrew Shaver. Ringer needs six more rushing touchdowns for the most rushing touchdowns in school history, according to Shaver. Moeller senior running back Jordan Marshall, a Michigan verbal commit, was an Ohio Mr. Football finalist in 2022. Marshall had a rushing and a receiving touchdown in last week's victory. He scored four touchdowns in Moeller's season-opening loss to Indianapolis Ben Davis Aug. 18. Subscribe to High School Insider with Mike Dyer podcast:  Apple Podcasts  Castbox  Google Podcasts  Pocket Casts  RadioPublic  Stitcher  RSS See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friday night will be one of the earliest times in a season that Covington Catholic and Highlands will renew their football rivalry. But, it also happens on a night when the kickoff will happen an hour later than normal (8 p.m.) due to the expected heat index. Even as the teams adjust practice schedules this week to the heat, there is plenty of anticipation building for Friday night at David Cecil Memorial Stadium. "It's going to be a really exciting game and we're all really getting ready," Highlands senior quarterback Brody Benke said. "It's just different. Everyone feels more locked in and practice is way more intense. Everyone is ready for Friday to come." Benke, senior tight end/defensive end Luke Schneider along with Highlands coach Bob Sphire joined the WCPO High School Insider Podcast to discuss Friday's game against CovCath. "Great football team; it ought to be a killer game," Sphire said. "It ought to be a classic follow-up. They just won against a really, really good football team in Ryle. They do such a great job. (CovCath coach) Eddie (Eviston) is a really good ball coach. He'll have them obviously ready." Highlands (1-0) defeated host Lexington Catholic 34-27 Aug. 18. Benke was 12 of 17 passing for 194 yards and two touchdowns. He rushed 19 times for 111 yards and two touchdowns. He also had two receptions for 42 yards and a touchdown. Schneider had two sacks on defense. CovCath (1-0) defeated visiting Ryle 37-22 Aug. 18. The Colonels held a 20-0 first-quarter lead against Ryle. Senior quarterback Evan Pitzer was 17 of 24 passing for 271 yards and a touchdown. He also rushed for a touchdown. Senior running back Owen Leen had 16 carries for 96 yards and three touchdowns. CovCath coach Eddie Eviston said the Bluebirds will be a significant test on Friday night. "It's going to be a battle," Eviston said. "They are a very talented team. We got to be ready." Subscribe to High School Insider with Mike Dyer podcast:  Apple Podcasts  Stitcher  RSS See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are ramping up to football season!Big Moe Barrett talks with ledgendary WCPO columnist Mike Dyer about the upcoming season for your Crusaders then Schneeds jumps in to talk with Man of Moeller John Buckley about getting the pre-game festivities ready for this season at the NEW home field. Mount St. Joe.Go Big Moe!

Brotherly Love! Big Mike Dyer fills in for Drew this week. Join us as we discuss food, parenting, religion, spirituality and all the rest of it!

I am super excited about our episode today because we are diving into an incredible collaboration that we are working on with Untold Brewing! In today's episode I am speaking with Mike Dyer of Untold Brewing and Christina Skeldon of MacKids South Shore. We're talking all about the importance of local community and creating meaningful collaborations. We hear all about the start of Untold and share about the process of creating our very own special release brew with them. WEBSITE: https://www.untoldbrewing.com INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/untoldbrewing/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/628074474010553 Thank you to our sponsors: https://partner.canva.com/9WZ2QE  

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High school sports reporter Mike Dyer visits the Kenwood Towne Centre Chick-fil-A (7875 Montgomery Road) to highlight the Indian Hill, Moeller and Sycamore football teams. Coaches and players discuss the expectations for this season and offer insight into what makes high school football so special every fall. The Friday Night Frenzy returns this month with plenty of storylines from some of the best teams around Greater Cincinnati high school football. Find more at https://wcpo.com/highschoolinsider  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The WCPO High School Insider podcast highlighted the Greater Miami Conference as it conducted its National Signing Day recognition ceremony Wednesday afternoon at the Sharonville Convention Center. -- National Signing Day is an opportunity to celebrate the dozens of college football opportunities this winter for Greater Cincinnati student-athletes. WCPO's Mike Dyer hosted the High School Insider at the annual Greater Miami Conference signing day ceremony at the Sharonville Convention Center. This special episode was presented by Chick-fil-A. You will hear interviews from GMC coaches as they reflect upon the signees, the 2021 season results and a first look ahead to the 2022 season this fall. You will also find out which GMC coach plans to attend the Super Bowl next week in support of Cincinnati Bengals rookie offensive lineman Jackson Carman. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We sit down with three South Shore brewers to get the latest on the local craft beer scene. Joining Ally are Mike Dyer, co-owner of Untold Brewing in Scituate; Dino Funari, founder of Vitamin Sea Brewing in Weymouth; and Russ Heissner, founder of Barrel House Z also in Weymouth. Where do they get their inspiration? What beer makes them most proud? Is there an ingredient brewers are using that goes "too far" in the name of innovation? The men also weigh in on the sexual harassment allegations that tore through the craft brewing scene, first in Massachusetts and then quickly around the world, earlier this year. They share their candid responses and what changes they've made in their own breweries. It's a thoughtful conversation on the tight-knit South Shore brewing scene that continues to grow. Join us! Thank you to episode sponsor Framebridge! Fantastic, affordable custom framing. Visit them online or at their Hingham Store at the Derby Street Shops. www.Framebridge.com. Use promo code HINGHAM for 15% off your first order. Links: www.TheHinghamCast.com www.UntoldBrewing.com www.VitaminSeaBrewing.com www.BarrelHouseZ.net

Live from the Fort Wright Chick-fil-A, coach Noel Rash and players from the Beechwood Tigers join Mike Dyer and Caleb Noe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Live from the Western Hills Chick-fil-A, coaches and players from Elder Panthers, Oak Hills Highlanders, & Western Hills Mustangs join Mike Dyer and Caleb Noe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WCPO's Mike Dyer and Caleb Noe chat with coaches and players from the Indian Hill Braves and the Sycamore Aviators, live from Chick-fil-A Kenwood Towne Centre! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mariel Carbone and Mike Dyer join the Hear Cincinnati podcast to discuss the changes to the Banks and to the ballpark ahead of Reds opening day next week. Plus, our panel discusses a sewing class with a path to employment, a book about growing up Black in Cincinnati, getting the COVID-19 vaccination to the Black community, and more. Notable Links: St. Francis Seraph Ministries program teaches sewing basics as path to employment Inspired by protests for justice, author rereleases 2003 book about growing up Black in Cincinnati For Black residents of rural Tri-State areas, mistrust adds to struggle to get vaccines Medical experts trying to address vaccine skepticism among young Black adults Transportation, technology among biggest obstacles between Cincinnati seniors and vaccination Court docs: Brittany Gosney 'hog-tied,' gagged children before 6-year-old son's death Officials: Man accused of rape lived under victim's bed for 3 weeks Cincinnati council candidate apologizes for past, derogatory tweets The Banks planning ahead for 'DORA at the Banks' launch Despite limited fan capacity, GABP is 'going to sound like a roar' on Reds' Opening Day See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did you know that Trillium has been working on a Spontaneous Fermentation program and will be releasing some stuff soon?  We didn't know that, but we do now after this episode! On this episode, Scott and Ryan are joined by Mike Dyer, Director of Marketing for Trillium Brewing Co.  Mike tells more about the background of Trillium, the details on their new direct-to-consumer shipping program program in Pennsylvania, his personal story in to craft beer & more. You're gonna want to listen to this entire episode as Mike throws some gems, and surprises, all throughout the show including which famous NFL quarterback he went to high school with. Check it 'aht! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we have a very special guest, Mike Dyer from Trillium Brewing sits in and talks how he got started with the brewery, the humble beginnings, shipping out of state and so much more! Check out MBNnetwork.com for all the shows on the network, all the ways to listen, browse our merch shop and more! We are sponsored by Eunomia CBD! Go to www.eunomiaCBD.com and use our promo code for free shipping, free stuff and 20% off your order! Go to www.patreon.com/mbnnetwork for exclusive extras including bonus episodes, giveaways and more!

Police officers are seldom the ones to stand up and say they need help. Our friend Mike Dyer from Dyer Law stopped by to talk about his website that aims to help first responders and their families get through some very difficult emotional times. Dyer Law's Website HurtCop.com Subscribe, rate, and review our podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you don’t miss an episode! Also follow up on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com. #patandjtpodcast #podcastlife #podcaster #podcast #omahapodcast #nebraskapodcast

Mike Dyer discusses some of the high school football playoff matchups this week. Plus, a look at the start of the OHSAA girls basketball season. The month for state football champions is here. The Ohio High School Athletic Association football postseason kicks into high gear with the Division I state semifinals and Divisions II-VII regional finals this week. St. Xavier (8-2) plays Springfield (8-1) in a Division I state semifinal Friday at Piqua High School's Alexander Stadium. Dayton Daily News reporter David Jablonski discusses the Springfield football team this season in a preview of the game. You will also hear from Anderson football coach Evan Dreyer as he discusses the La Salle (7-2) at Winton Woods (9-0) Division II, Region 8 final Friday night. And you will hear some Ohio high school girls basketball discussion with Journey to the Tourney director Bryce McKey as the season starts in two weeks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WCPO sports reporter Mike Dyer speaks with former Big Red Machine members Ken Griffey Sr. and Pete Rose about their thoughts and memories of their friend and teammate Joe Morgan, who passed Sunday at age 77. First, our panel discusses a local group shining light on our nation's history of racial divide, a local neighborhood's history of physical divide, and the worst week for COVID-19 in Ohio yet. Notable Links: New funding aims to help people keep beloved pets through COVID-19 economic crisis Eager to learn about the nation's racial divide and how we got here? New Women's Fund analysis can help West End school’s slated renovation sparks memories of neighborhood’s history of gentrification Colts say COVID-19 results were false-positives, Sunday's game still scheduled 'Every alarm going off' in Ohio's COVID-19 data, but DeWine resists talk of new shutdown Child advocates seeing more shaken baby, broken bones, severe physical abuse as pandemic goes on Joe Morgan, member of the Big Red Machine, dies at 77 Cincinnatians mourn the death of baseball great Joe Morgan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stock control and managing your inventory can make a huge difference to your balance sheet. Join us as we chat to Mike Dyer from Retail Edge as he discusses why stock control is so important for your jewellery business and passes on some tips about current and upcoming jewellery trends.

Send videos/images to : rockprops@googlemail.com Back in the post Thin Lizzy days, Laurence Archer wrote and performed with Phil Lynott. Sadly, Grand Slam was cut short in its prime, with Philip Lynott’s untimely death leaving a hole in the fabric of rock music to this day. Laurence went on to make his name playing with UFO but always nurtured a long-term plan to rebuild the Grand Slam machine. And here it is — primed and ready. The new band (Laurence alongside Mike Dyer, Benjy Reid and Dave Boyce) honours the traditions of the band’s history whilst also looking to the future — classic tracks co-written by Lynott and Archer sit alongside a set of brand new songs that embody the same ethos of freedom, positivity and adrenaline that ran through Grand Slam in 1984. - THE SHORT CLIP (30SECS) AT THE END IS THE ORIGINAL PHILIP RECORDING OF 'DEDICATION' Original line-up Phil Lynott - bass guitar, lead vocals Doish Nagle - rhythm guitar Laurence Archer - lead guitar Mark Stanway - keyboards Robbie Brennan - drums Current line-up Laurence Archer - guitar Mike Dyer - vocals Dave Boyce - bass Benjy Reid - drums WEBSITE // FACEBOOK --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talking-heads/message

WCPO High School Insider podcast host Mike Dyer is joined by Cincinnati Bengals director of coaching operations Doug Rosfeld to discuss how the team is preparing for the NFL Draft and what he's learned the most in the league after being Moeller's head coach in 2018. Find more High School Insider at https://www.wcpo.com/highschoolinsider See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mount Notre Dame coach Dr. Scott Rogers discussed the undefeated and nationally-ranked Cougars (8-0) while Lakota East boys basketball coach Clint Adkins explained why the 5-0 Thunderhawks have been so successful defensively this month. Triple Double Prospects analyst Corey Albertson offered his insight into the area boys basketball scene and the top teams and players to watch entering January. WCPO's Mike Dyer also offers a glimpse into the NCAA early college football signing period Wednesday and the top area programs with the most signees.

The La Salle High School football program captured its fourth state title last week as the Lancers defeated Massillon 34-17 in the Division II state final in Canton. La Salle coach Pat McLaughlin along with senior running back/linebacker Cam Porter, senior lineman Ben Blevins and senior defensive back Cole Hildebrand discussed the Lancers' championship journey Tuesday afternoon with WCPO's Mike Dyer La Salle (13-2) had quite a memorable season. The Lancers won the state title and also captured the Greater Catholic League South division outright for the second time in program history. La Salle became the 18th school in the Ohio High School Athletic Association to win at least four state football titles (20019, 2016, 2015, 2014).

The Ohio Mr. Football award has finally returned to Greater Cincinnati. Wyoming senior quarterback Evan Prater was named Wednesday afternoon as the 33rd Ohio Mr. Football. Prater, who is verbally committed to the University of Cincinnati, is the first Ohio Mr. Football from the Cincinnati area since Norwood’s Marc Edwards won the prestigious award in 1992. Prater is the second area player to win the annual award since it began in 1987. Prater, Wyoming coach Aaron Hancock and Edwards joined the WCPO High School Insider to discuss the significance of the award and share some football memories.

The state football football finals week is here in Ohio and Kentucky. In Kentucky, Covington Catholic plays Frederick Douglass in the 5A state final Saturday night in Lexington. In Ohio, La Salle plays Massillon Thursday night in the Division II state final at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton while Elder plays Pickerington Central in the Division I state final Friday night. Ohio High School Athletic Association Executive Director Jerry Snodgrass joined the podcast to discuss the state finals venue in Canton and what the future may hold for a long-term location for the championship games. Massillon Independent reporter Chris Easterling and This Week News reporter Jarrod Ulrey joined the WCPO High School Insider to discuss Massillon and Pickerington Central, respectively.

The Cincinnati Country Day girls soccer program has earned quite the legacy over the past seasons. Cincinnati Country Day won its second straight Division III state title when it defeated Findlay Liberty-Benton 5-1 Nov. 9 at MAPFRE Stadium in Columbus. Cincinnati Country Day completed its memorable season with a 21-0-2 record. The team had a two-year record of 40-2-2. The senior class went to the state finals for three years and had a record of 71-6-5. "They were led by eight seniors who demonstrated that all team goals are bigger than individual goals along with having a (grade-point average) of 3.8 and playing multiple sports," Hirschauer said. Cincinnati Country Day coach Theresa Hirschauer discussed the success of the program with the WCPO High School Insider this week. She was joined by Joely Virzi, Lawson Renie and Alex Vredeveld. 

Six area high school football teams remain in the Ohio high school football playoffs this week. As the regional finals weekend approaches, the WCPO High School Insider analyzed the weekend matchups with Elder coach Doug Ramsey, Colerain coach Shawn Cutright and Harrison coach Derek Rehage. Cutright also gave an update on senior running back Jaylen Thomas, who was injured in an automobile accident this past weekend. First Star Football publisher Dave Berk offered his analysis on the four games involving Cincinnati area teams and offered his thoughts on other topics around the Greater Cincinnati high school football scene. RELATED:Join the Cincinnati area high school sports Facebook group

The Lakota West girls soccer team had an undefeated season the program and the school community won't soon forget. Lakota West won the Division I state title Saturday night in Columbus with a 2-1 win over Anthony Wayne. Junior standouts Kailyn Dudukovich and Sydney Jones joined the WCPO High School Insider to discuss the state championship and undefeated season for the Firebirds. It was the second state girls' soccer title for Lakota West in program history (1999). On Monday, Dudukovich was named Ohio Ms. Soccer and first team all-state while Jones was named second team all-state.

Believe it or not, the Ohio high school girls basketball season starts Nov. 22. Ohio Girls Basketbal Report director/publisher Bryce McKey discussed the top teams and players from around Greater Cincinnati and the state with WCPO's Mike Dyer on the High School Insider. Also, Badin football coach Nick Yordy discussed his team as it prepares to play Alter in a Division III regional semifinal Friday night. Yordy spoke about the Rams and their keys to success this season in making their second straight playoff appearance.

Moeller basketball coach Carl Kremer has won five state titles in his time on Montgomery Road. There are lofty expectations once again for the Crusaders who enter this season with a 49-game winning streak. With the Ohio high school boys basketball season right around the corner, the longtime Moeller coach reflects upon his journey with the program with longtime assistant coaches Fred Hesse and Mike Sussli. Moeller (29-0) won its second straight Division I state title in March and is the area’s top-ranked team entering this season. The Crusaders open the season Nov. 29 against Lutheran East in the Ohio Valley Hoops Classic at Mason High School.

The Ohio high school football playoffs are here. As 26 area teams prepare for the postseason, the WCPO High School Insider delves into the regional quarterfinals schedule. RELATED: Join the Cincinnati area high school sports Facebook group The WCPO High School Insider discusses the upcoming playoffs with Mason coach Brian Castner (Division I), Ross coach Kenyon Commins (Division III) and New Miami coach Jessie Hubbard (Division VII).

Week 10 is here. Let the fun begin. Longtime Ohio high school football playoff projections analyst Steve Shuck joined the WCPO High School Insider to discuss his latest projections for each of the seven regions. Shuck breaks down various scenarios that could occur Friday night and what needs to occur for area teams to officially qualify for the playoffs Nov. 3. Also, Little Miami coach Caleb Jones joined the discussion about his team's success. Little Miami is trying for a spot in Division II, Region 8. RELATED: Join the Cincinnati area high school sports Facebook group

With two weeks remaining in the Ohio high school football regular season, it’s now or never for several area teams entering this weekend. Princeton coach Mike Daniels (Division I) and Indian Hill Tony Arcuri (Division IV) joined the WCPO High School Insider to discuss their teams before the postseason begins the weekend of Nov. 8. Princeton is rated No. 6 in the Division I, Region 4 standings while Indian Hill is No. 2 in Division IV, Region 16.

Lakota West coach Tom Bolden, Wyoming coach Aaron Hancock and Summit Country Day coach Justin Isaacs discuss Week 8 of the high school football season and what is going well for each of their teams this fall.

Colerain coach Shawn Cutright, La Salle coach Pat McLaughlin and Harrison coach Derek Rehage discussed the keys to success for the first half of the season and what each team needs to accomplish in October prior to the postseason.

The Elder and St. Xavier football teams will meet for the 100th time this Friday night when the GCL South rivals play at Ballaban Field. Elder coach Doug Ramsey and St. Xavier coach Steve Specht discuss their favorite memories of the annual game.

As we approach the midway point of the high school football regular season, three area head coaches discuss the success of their respective teams. Walnut Hills coach Gerry Beauchamp, Talawanda coach Larry Cox and Cincinnati College Preparatory Academy coach Jeremy Pflug joined the WCPO High School Insider to offer insight about their teams and their approach toward a playoff push.

Fairfield (Division I) and Turpin (Division II) are among 18 area Ohio high school football teams that are undefeated entering Week 4. Fairfield coach Jason Krause and Turpin coach Kent McCullough joined the WCPO High School Insider Wednesday to discuss their respective teams. Fairfield is 3-0 for the first time since 2015 after the Indians defeated Middletown 47-7 last week. The Indians play host to Hamilton (2-1) Friday night. Turpin is 3-0 for the first time since 2016. The Spartans defeated Troy 62-13 last week after leading 55-6 at halftime. Turpin plays host to West Clermont (0-3) Friday.

Our last show of 2014 is a special one.  ‘The Baseline' team of Cal “Gameface” Lee and Warren Shaw are back to wrap up the year.  And fittingly, the past week was pretty much the same as it was all 2014: loss after loss after loss with some trade talk thrown in.   We'll get a different perspective this week.  Two stalwarts of the Celtics-blogosphere, Mark Vandeusen and Mike Dyer of CelticsLife will stop by to give their thoughts on what is becoming an increasingly depressing situation.  Is there any light at the end of the tunnel for the Celtics or is there a long rebuild ahead?   Speaking of dark days for the Boston Celtics: There were none darker than following the deaths of Len Bias and Reggie Lewis and the bad Celtics basketball which ensued.  Cal and Warren will talk about Larry H. Russell's debut book, “Fall of the Boston Celtics” -- which is scheduled for release on January 5th.  Stay tuned to CLNS Radio or follow @CLNS_LHR on Twitter for updates.   Cal and Warren will also go Around the NBA in 5.   So tune into the last 2014 show of Celtics Beat -- available for download in iTunes and Stitcher this Sunday.  Powered by CLNS Radio.

High School Football America host Jeff Fisher is joined by Harry Welch, head coach of Santa Margarita High School (California) to talk about his team's lofty preseason national rankings. The Eagles are ranked #1 by Rivals, #2 by USA Today and #4 in MaxPreps' Early Contenders' Poll. The other two guests on the show are: Chris Doelle of Lone Star Gridiron, talking about the 2012 Texas high school football season and Mike Dyer of the Cincinnati Enquirer, who discusses top teams in the Buckeye State. For more information, go to www.highschoolfootballamerica.com.

Indy In-Tune is about to release it's fiftieth episode.  Fifty!  Though you're not supposed to make a big deal about these things by doing the obligatory clip show or whatever, I can't help but take just a little breather here.  Fifty!  That's That's 3000 minutes of material; 139 different musicians; 181 songs; 2.4 Gigabytes of MP3 goodness; and I don't even want to begin to think how many hours of editing. On the other end of the spectrum, Crossroad Resonances is about to release it's fifth episode.  Having been there, let me tell you that #5 is a lot harder than #50 to get out.  By the fifth episode, most podcasters are just coming out of the learning curve and self-conscious criticism phase and entering into the a malaise that I generally refer to simply as: "Is anybody listening to this?" It seemed only natural that, seeing as how we were both at the same bar with a bunch of recording equipment, some musician friends, a bunch of beers, and time to kill, that we try to energize both our respective shows by doing a "Crossover Cast."  This is the end result -- a show that is a bit more talky than Crossroad Resonances; contains a bit more variety than Indy In-Tune; and is hopefully still fun to listen to for you guys.  If response is good, we hope to do a couple more of these during the year (most-likely when we've got something we need to cross-promote or when we happen to bump into each other at a show or something).  In honor of Indy In-Tune's 50th episode, many of the tracks on this show feature former Indy In-Tune guests in something of a "Where are they now?" format, as well as appearances by some artists that will likely be featured on both Indy In-Tune and Crossroad Resonances in the near future. Links referenced in the show:   Indy In-Tune can be found here: | |   Crossroad Resonances can be found here: |   Track 1: "My Life" by features several former Indy In-Tune guests such as Tim Spainhower and Jim Dellarocco (), Jacob Ginnup (), and Mark Miller (Huck Finn Band and Co-Host on ), as well as host Indy In-Tune host Darrin Snider doing a little session work.   Track 2: "In the Beginning" by Crossroad Resonance host Mike Dyer's , first featured on .   Track 3: "Watching Over We" by Vilafishburn ( | ).  Vilafishburn were guests on . Track 4: "My Money" by DJ Koolaid.  Also featured on . Kammy's Kause ( | ) will be held August 27th and 28th at the American Legion Campground in Fortville, IN. Details for Crossroad Resonances September to Remember can be found . Track 5: "Stellar Cove" by Shadyside Allstars ( | ).  Shadyside Allstars were guests on . Indy In-Tune is proud to co-sponsor the at .  Next round of action is Saturday, August 21st.  Track 6: "Seeing Red" by .  Civilian also appeared on . Track 7: "Assload of Pancakes" by ESW ( | ).  ESW were guests on .