Podcast appearances and mentions of mike hughes

92.9 The Game Atlanta Falcons Reporter Joe Patrick speaks about how tough Falcons free agency has been, bringing back Mike Hughes and what his role is expected to be, if the Falcons have more or less needs than they did when the legal tampering period began, if the Falcons are players for Trey Hendrickson, the level of faith Arthur Blank may have in the current Falcons leadership, and other ways they could create cap space without cutting necessary players.

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Mike and Beau react to the recent Falcons free agency signings

HR3 - People are wildly misunderstanding the Kirk Cousins $10M roster cap hit In hour three Mike and Beau continue to react to the Atlanta Falcons signing defensive end Leonard Floyd to a one-year 10 million-dollar deal, continue to react to the Falcons also re-signing cornerback Mike Hughes to a three-year 18 million-dollar deal, and also let callers give their takes on the Falcons latest free agent signings as well. The guys continue hour two by letting you hear Cleveland Browns beat writer for The Athletic Zac Jackson explain why he thinks Kirk Cousins will be a Brown by the weekend, react to what Jackson had to say, and explain why they think Terry Fontenot and the Falcons should make the Browns trade for Kirk Cousins. Finally, Mike and Beau close out the show by reacting to Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, who is currently under investigation for having a possible connection in a sports betting scandal, clearly looking like he's making bad plays purposely, and getting some Steak Tips from Steak Shapiro, and talking about the current mental state of Atlanta Falcons fans.

HR2 - Jeff Ulbrich will be able to get the most out of Divine Deablo In hour two Mike, and Beau continue to react to the Atlanta Falcons signing defensive end Leonard Floyd to a one-year 10 million-dollar deal, continue to react to the Falcons also re-signing cornerback Mike Hughes to a three-year 18 million-dollar deal, and also talk about what they think linebacker Divine Deablo will add to the Falcons' defense. The guys continue hour two by reacting to the latest news, rumors, and reports in the NFL as they go In The Huddle, continue to preview the SEC Tournament, talk about how Grant Holmes is making a strong case to be in Braves' starting rotation, and debate it out in a game of Which One!

HR1 - Falcons added to every level of their defense yesterday In hour one Mike, and Beau react to the Atlanta Falcons signing defensive end Leonard Floyd to a one-year 10 million-dollar deal, and react to the Falcons also re-signing cornerback Mike Hughes to a three-year 18 million-dollar deal. The guys continue hour one by letting you hear Cleveland Browns beat writer for The Athletic Zac Jackson explain why he thinks Kirk Cousins will be a Brown by the weekend, and react to what Jackson had to say as well. Mike and Beau close out hour one by reacting to Tiger Woods announcing that he ruptured his achilles, previewing the SEC Tournament, and reacting to defensive end Joey Bosa reportedly agreeing to a one-year $12.6 million-dollar deal with Buffalo Bills.

The guys discuss the news that Mike Hughes is back as CB2 after signing a 3-year deal worth $18 million

With NFL free agency imminent, it's time for some BOLD PREDICTIONS for the Falcons in free agency. Kevin Knight brings you his hottest takes on Atlanta's potential moves, including Drew Dalman, Kirk Cousins, Kyle Pitts, and Mike Hughes, along with some spicy predictions on outside additions. ⁠Watch the show live on Wednesdays at 8 PM ET⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Support the crew on Patreon to unlock exclusive perks (and our gratitude)!

Exclusive LIVE interview with Mike Hughes, the founder of Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam! Mike will be answering viewer questions about the iconic group's journey, their impact on the music scene, and sharing behind-the-scenes stories from their rise to fame.We'll also dive into the recent Lifetime TV movie, "Can You Feel the Beat: The Lisa Lisa Story", as Mike responds to the film's portrayal of the band and offers his unique insights.Got questions for Mike? Drop them in the live chat—this is your chance to connect with a legend of the New Jack Swing era!Don't miss out—subscribe, hit the notification bell, and join us live!#LisaLisaAndCultJam #NewJackSwing #CanYouFeelTheBeat #LiveInterview #MusicLegends

On the 27th and 28th of November, Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence invited MTD magazine to the official opening of its new Experience Centre in Holland. Located at the Brainport Industries Campus in the Northwest of Eindhoven, the two-day event was an opportunity to tour the new campus and participate in insightful presentations that demonstrated how Hexagon is driving innovation and, as a result, developing successful industrial partnerships. Eindhoven is responsible for the Philishave, the automatic gearbox, the cassette tape and the compact disc. To foster this culture of innovation for future generations, the Dutch government funded the Brainport Industries Campus, which broke ground in 2017. At around 100,000sq/m, the innovation centre is virtually fully subscribed, and that is why construction of a 225,000sq/m phase two on the 17-hectare site will commence this year. With dozens of high-tech businesses collaborating at the campus, Hexagon is alongside cutting-edge companies with brands like Siemens and Meta (Facebook), just a few located at the facility. MTD magazine attended and the itinerary for the innovation extravaganza promised an exciting lineup. The event started with a welcome from Jan Klingen, Vice President EMEA North, and Eric Veurink, Brainport Industries Campus Director, and a facility tour. As expected with a Hexagon LIVE event, the breadth and depth of technology and insights were so expansive that delegates could choose the most relevant content for their business. Exemplifying this was one of the first panel discussions on the ‘Future of Mobility in Aerospace and Automotive', hosted by Hexagon Senior Director for Industry Solutions, Johannes Mann, who was joined by speakers Rob van Loon, Additive Manufacturing Manager at KMWE and Thom Grobben, the Vice President of the Technology Hub at KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. The discussion flowed through the challenges of accelerating innovation and agility in the automotive sector to deliver the next generation of smart, connected vehicles. This conversation then moved on to the aerospace industry's challenges in redefining aircraft architecture and propulsion systems to become more sustainable. Other prominent seminars discussed ‘The challenges in production and collaboration', ‘Extending asset lifecycles and improving productivity with HxGN EAM', ‘Surfing the future now' and ‘Innovation beyond silos: Transforming Manufacturing through connectivity, collaboration, and Cloud/AI'. There was a lot more on show, with panel discussions, presentations, workshops and roundtable debates encompassing every industry sector. Nowhere was this more prominent than in Morgan Maia's presentation, the Partnership Manager at Oracle Red Bull Racing. Hexagon has partnered with the F1 team since its inception. Flying in from the F1 Teams' weekend win in Las Vegas, Morgan discussed how Hexagon supports the team in streamlining performance by ensuring compliance with FIA regulations, precision manufacturing, and ensuring the team ‘gets it right first time'. More than just a soundbite, Mike Hughes, Head of Quality Assurance and Manufacturing Engineering at Oracle Red Bull Racing, qualified the support of Hexagon with a statement: “With Hexagon's help, we've managed to reduce our faults by 50% over the last two years.” Morgan's presentation alluded to how Hexagon is involved throughout the process chain, from 3D CAD modelling and CFD simulations in the virtual wind tunnel to simulation and physical wind tunnel testing. With over one million components handled throughout the season, Oracle Red Bull Racing combines exceptional hardware with efficient software and digital twins to deliver rapid inspection rates. The team has four QA departments encompassing mechanical, external, composites, and race support. They all utilise Hexagon tools, from CAM software to 3D scanners, laser trackers, portable measuring arms and CMMs. The Leica AT960 scanner is a core element of the trackside equipment that improves accuracy and holistic measurement. Its custom orientation enables measurement from different perspectives. For legality checks, Oracle Red Bull Racing uses the AS1 scanner to scan the floor, front, and rear wings to extract key points of the car for performance set-up. With the arrival of Red Bull's first road car, the RB17, and the opening of its 5,000sq/ft powertrain manufacturing site in Milton Keynes, Red Bull's number of components produced is set to expand significantly, as will its relationship with Hexagon. The F1 car continually undergoes design cycles that follow the same structured path. With up to 100 projects in-cycle at any time, around 1,000 design cycles are completed yearly. It starts with developing a 3D CAD model and the subsequent digital twin, which is the foundation block for everything that comes after. With CFD, prototypes and a whole raft of processes before the team gets to a finished car, Morgan said: “When you work on a car in the factory and then take it to the track, if there is an issue in manufacturing – it's too late to do anything about it. We must be sure the car is 100% correct before shipping it. That is why we need Hexagon: to ensure that everything leaving the factory is perfect for when it arrives at the track. We have thousands of parts that need to fit together perfectly. We work to the micron. It's precision you would see in a high-end watch – but not typically in a 5m long vehicle.” A presentation on Hexagon's Nexus suite by Stephen Graham, Executive Vice President and GM of Nexus at Hexagon, followed this. Stephen explained: “Nexus is our cloud-based manufacturing platform. We initially conceived it to solve an internal problem. We have acquired over 150 companies in more than 25 years, which has helped us build this portfolio of technologies throughout the product life-cycle. Our challenge is a large portfolio of technology solutions that were never really intended to work together. We wanted to offer our customers a solution to join the dots and bring the next level of value with the technologies all being under one roof. Nexus was conceived to solve this problem of connectivity. As soon as we took the proposition to our customers, we found they had the same problem. Over decades, they had purchased different technologies to solve different problems.” “Nexus directly solves that problem, and what we have found in the last few months is an ability to connect to different technologies from different vendors - it doesn't just have to be Hexagon products. Since starting development, we have found that businesses are structured very hierarchically, with different disciplines arranged in different silos. The whole thing is very process-driven, and as we try to push the boundaries of manufacturing, this becomes a barrier to succeeding. The need to drive collaboration horizontally across an organisation is coming to the fore as a challenge that needs to be faced.” To demonstrate this, Stephen provided a slide show showing a reverse-engineered workflow using 10 products from Hexagon that facilitate different elements of a product's lifecycle. The demonstration alluded to new cloud-native apps, technologies and solutions connected to products in the portfolio for decades, such as PC-DMIS. Nexus creates an end-to-end solution that connects the dots. Stephen added: “Once these collaborative workflows have been strung together, engineers can work collaboratively. This provides the opportunity to bring automated and AI technologies into the workflow as automated collaborators in the workflow. A great example of this is ProPlanAI, which we just launched. This large NAPA language model provides precise engineering answers for CAM engineers who may be programming CNC machines. It automatically collates data and generates a G-Code to drive machines on the shop floor. This gives engineers superpowers to drive productivity to the next level.” Hexagon claims that ProPlan AI cuts the time to program machine tools by 75%. The new AI technology enables machine shops to achieve operational excellence at scale, powered by Microsoft Azure services built into Hexagon's cloud-based Nexus connectivity platform. Available in Q1 2025, ProPlanAI will ‘learn' from the data created by a company's CAM programmers. This will enable manufacturers to automatically explore existing programming information to predict ideal outcomes tailored to a company's preferences, production capabilities, and needs. ProPlanAI will continuously learn and adapt, ensuring programs are as efficient and productive as possible. ProPlanAI can be trained with a company's institutional knowledge to ensure machines can be quickly and efficiently programmed to their quality standards. Additionally, a Hexagon Copilot provides suggested pathways to advise on best practices without leaving their CAM software. The innovation has been developed in collaboration with Microsoft, and Ygal Levy, the EMEA Manufacturing Managing Director at Microsoft, discussed the company's strategic partnership with Hexagon in greater detail during an afternoon presentation on the ‘Transformation of manufacturing through Connectivity, Collaboration and Cloud/AI'. Clare Barclay, President of Enterprise and Industry at Microsoft EMEA, said: “Microsoft's collaboration with Hexagon is driven by a shared belief that we can transform manufacturing productivity. It's rewarding for us to see how the AI capabilities provided by Azure are empowering CNC programmers with productivity-boosting automation while helping new users upskill faster. This is exactly the sort of transformation AI can bring to the industry, and we are excited to see Hexagon apply its manufacturing expertise to transform workplace productivity.” Verifying the Solution Just over a year ago, MTD magazine visited RODIN Machining. A few miles north of Amsterdam, the start-up company set out to develop an autonomous factory. Incorporating FASTEMS automation, robot-loaded Mazak machines, and integrated innovations that made the mind boggle, RODIN has been a beta-test customer, putting ProPlanAI through its paces before market introduction. Paul Mooij, Director of Digital at RODIN Machining, said: “Machine tool programming is complicated to automate and requires experience. ProPlanAI is exciting because we can leverage our human capital for greater machine utilisation. Our team can program machines in a fraction of the time by applying their valued skills in supervising ProPlanAI suggestions and finalising the programme specifics.”  Paul added: “We have built an autonomous factory but are limited by the engineering input we can put into it. This boils down to a race for talent, and we all know it isn't easy to get good people. We have been working with Hexagon on the development of ProPlanAI, looking at how can we fill it with our data and train it with our models, our machines, tools and our way of working - providing a suggestion of how the model thinks our way of working should be. We can then position our engineer to supervise and undertake ‘prompt engineering'. ProPlanAI is very powerful and provides the right context for the features, model, machines, and tooling available. Using the given context, it then decides, ‘I think you should use these processes for this machining operation''.” “This has become powerful, and we are progressing rapidly to make big savings. We are leveraging our human capital to achieve more by using AI to provide suggestions. Then, our engineers decide whether to accept the suggestion and proceed or refine the process. For example, we may have a 2D PDF drawing that needs to meet specific tolerances, and ProPlanAI may not know this – and this is the experience we can add to the system. It's been a fantastic collaboration, and the system continually evolves.” Discussing the current situation, Paul told MTD magazine: “Our engineers will consider how they approach a job and create the CAM file in Esprit. We then feed our models to our developers. Over the last 18 months, we have been feeding the data to ProPlan AI, which uses our approach, machining strategies, cutting tools, machines, characteristics and experience. ProPlan AI creates suggestions for the next job and pre-populates our program, so our engineers are validating and refining the suggestions to meet our specifications. It amplifies the output of our staff.” “For example, if we have an aluminium job that needs a threaded hole with a chamfer, we would have a unique way of doing that with our machines and tools in our CAM files. Based on those patterns, the model learns our strategies and recognises the parameters for a threaded hole in aluminium, the feeds, speeds and so on.” Looking at benefits during testing, Paul adds: “It is amplifying our output and boosting our efficiency. At present, the savings are impressive. We continuously add data to our ProPlanAI suite, so the savings will cascade into ever greater efficiencies as we progress.”

Mike Hughes reacts to the introductory press conference of new Bears coach Ben Johnson and gives his three key takeaways.Subscribe to the Give Us A Shot Network on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts and follow the show on Instagram, Twitter, and Tik Tok for all the best moments from all of our shows.SUBSCRIBE: http://www.Youtube.com/GiveUsAShotNetworkSPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ssR5l3kGNQdyqmGVln6nUAPPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/give-us-a-shot-network/id1466434991FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@giveusashotnetworkINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/giveusashotnetwork/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/giveusashotX: https://x.com/GUAS_NetworkLEARN MORE ABOUT GUAS NETWORK:WEBSITE: http://www.giveusashot.network #BenJohnson #Bears #DaBears #BearDown #ChicagoBears #Football #Chicago #calebwilliams

"Have yourself a scary little Christmas..." & a GORY ONE, too!  For our final episode of the year, we thought we'd slash up and bleed out the gift that keeps on giving — "Santa Isn't Real” (2023)  -- So, join us as we discuss uninvested performances / interesting acting choices from almost everyone (but in return a solid Scarlett Sperduto, and, by golly, a weirdly enough creepy Santa Claus villain — that VOICE !!! ) — and of course we blab about the chaotic plethora of other events that have taken place as of late, like randomly meeting Mike Hughes at the park the other day! (Merry Xmas indeed! We all know how Stanley feels about "Pet Sematary "!) Here's to another year, gory little bb's! Happiest to all and don't forget how grateful and blessed we are for all of you! - Alex & Stanley (TGG)www.thegorygays.comInstagram/Threads/YouTube: @thegorygaysE-mail: thegorygays@gmail.comSupport the show

FOOTBALL: St. Michael's manager Mike Hughes with Galway Bay FM's Tommy Devane after their Connacht intermediate semi-final defeat to Mayo's Crossmolina Deel Rovers

FOOTBALL: St. Michael's manager Mike Hughes with Galway Bay FM's Tommy Devane after their intermediate final win over Caltra

St Michael's booked their spot in the Intermediate Football Championship Final after cruising to a 0-16 to 0-6 victory over Oranmore-Maree. Jonathan Higgins spoke with Mike Hughes after the full time whistle.

Falcons CB discusses his bounce-back from injuries and his hot start with the team

Hour 2 - So far Mike Hughes has proven Falcons right to keep him as second cornerback In hour two of this Thursday edition of The Morning Shift, Tiffany Blackmon, Mike Johnson, and Beau Morgan kick things off by letting you hear Atlanta Falcons Head Coach Raheem Morris talk about how good the defense has been so far in the first two games of the season. Tiffany, Mike, and Beau react to what Coach Morris had to say as well. The Morning Shift crew also shares their thoughts of the performance of Falcons cornerback Mike Hughes on the Falcons' defense so far this season as well. Next, Tiffany, Mike, and Beau continue hour two by continuing to react to the Atlanta Braves 7-1 bounce back win over the Cincinnati Reds last night thanks to Marcell Ozuna breaking his home run and RBI drought, and Michael Harris II going deep as well. Then, The Morning Shift crew discusses all the biggest NFL stories, headlines, rumors, reports, and happenings as they go In The Huddle! On this edition of In The Huddle, Tiffany, Mike and Beau talk about retired NFL players that are going into their first year of Hall of Fame eligibility, and explain why Luke Kuechly deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. The Morning Shift crew also lets you hear Carolina Panthers Head Coach Dave Canales say that they are not considering trading quarterback Bryce Young, they react to that statement, and explain why Bryce Young being benched isn't Bryce Young's fault. Tiffany, Mike, and Beau close out hour two by reacting to the latest Heisman Trophy odds put out by DraftKings, and then diving into the life of Mike Johnson and get Mike'd Up! On this edition of Mike'd Up, Mike, Tiffany, and Beau let you hear the viral interaction between Houston Texans quarterback CJ Stroud and Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams after the Texans defeated the Bears last Sunday, and they also let you hear CJ Stroud talking about their interaction earlier in the week. The Morning Shift crew then give their takes on if they think anything about the interaction was wrong.

Tiffany, Mike and Beau share their thoughts of the performance of Mike Hughes on the Falcons' defense

The Falcons are fresh off a huge win over the Eagles on Monday Night Football, and host Kevin Knight is joined by Dave Choate and Tre'Shon Diaz for a Q&A session with the questions provided by our Patrons and YouTube Channel Members. We talked Kirk Cousins' resurgence, Troy Andersen's development, Mike Hughes ascendance at CB2, and more. The Falcons came away with an unlikely win over the Eagles in Week 2. Atlanta's defensive did just enough and the offense came to life late against Philadelphia, with Kirk Cousins leading a 2-minute drill to take the lead and Jessie Bates III sealing the win with a pick of Jalen Hurts in the final seconds. Join host Kevin Knight and Tre'Shon Diaz for the postgame celebration! Watch the show live on Wednesdays at 8 PM ET⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Support the crew on Patreon to unlock exclusive perks (and our gratitude)! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Join our community Discord server!

Hour 1 - Mike Hughes is in the pole position for the second cornerback spot On this Thursday edition of The Morning Shift, Emmy award winning sports Reporter, Anchor, and Host, Maria Martin, Mike Johnson, and Beau Morgan recap what they did yesterday, and then let you hear Atlanta Falcons General Manager Terry Fontenot talk about where he thinks the team has improved the most this offseason besides quarterback. Maria, Mike, and Beau react to what Fontenot had to say as well. Next, The Morning Shift crew continued the opening hour by letting you hear Atlanta Falcons cornerback Mike Hughes talk about the biggest difference between playing outside corner and nickel. Maria, Mike, and Beau react to what Hughes had to say as well. The Morning Shift crew also lets you hear Atlanta Falcons Defensive Coordinator Jimmy Lake talk about Mike Hughes, and how he's earned the other starting cornerback spot opposite AJ Terrell so far during camp. Maria, Mike, and Beau close out the segment by reacting to the Atlanta Braves winning their three game series against the Milwaukee Brewers after getting a 6-2 win over the Brewers yesterday thanks to Matt Olson and Travis d'Arnaud hitting back-to-back home runs twice, and Chris Sale having another good outing despite not having his best stuff yesterday. The Morning Shift crew also lets you hear Travis d'Arnaud talk about going back-to-back twice with Matt Olson yesterday, and react to what d'Arnaud had to say as well. Finally, Maria, Mike, and Beau close out the opening hour by letting you hear Atlanta Falcons General Manager Terry Fontenot talk about how the team's goal isn't focused on the amount of wins the team has or playoffs as much as wanting fans to be truly proud of them when watching the team play. Maria, Mike, and Beay reacted to what Fontenot had to say as well. Finally, Maria, Mike and Beau close out the segment by reacting to Katie Ledecky dominating the Women's 1500 meters final, and winning yet another gold medal. The Morning Shift crew also reacts to the U.S. Women's National Soccer team getting a 2-1 win over Australia to win their group and lock in a quarterfinal match with Japan, and the U.S. Men's National Basketball team getting a dominating 103-86 win over South Sudan.

Steak reacts to Falcons cornerback Mike Hughes speaking after the first day of full pads and says he believes the team's defense is ahead of the curve:

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In the latest edition of the Ankeny Fanatic weekly podcast sponsored by Coldwell Banker Mid-America, publisher Dan Holm celebrates the life of Fanatic photographer Drue Wolfe with fellow photographers Jerrad Downer and Mike Hughes, KCCI-TV sports anchor and reporter Shannon Ehrhardt, and Des Moines Roosevelt baseball coach Randy Wee.

Welcome to Episode 2 of "The Cyber Standard Podcast"! Join host Ameet Jugnauth, Vice President of the London Chapter of ISACA, as he delves into the intricacies of cybersecurity standardization. In this episode, titled "Audit and Assurance," Ameet is joined by esteemed guests Leanne Sperry, Project Manager for Standards Development at the UK Cyber Security Council, and Mike Hughes, the ISACA Immediate Past President for ISACA Central UK. Together, they explore key challenges, lessons learned, and insights from related workshops in the realm of Audit and Assurance. Don't miss this insightful conversation! Explore Further: Delve deeper into the subject with additional resources provided in the episode description. https://www.isaca.org/about-us/newsroom/press-releases/2023/uk-cyber-security-council-partners-with-isaca-for-audit-and-assurance-pilot-scheme

Kevin and guest Mike Hughes provide an instant reaction to the Bears trading for Keenan Allen in exchange for a fourth-round pick. How good can the Bears offense be now and what are the expectations for 2024 now?

1 on 1 with WNBA and MLB reporter Mike Hughes; growing up in Chicago; being one of the younger sports reporters in the city; the struggles in coming up in the game; and lessons learned in sports media.

The Atlanta Falcons hired a universally beloved man and coach in Raheem Morris last month. Host Aaron Freeman is joined by guest Travis Rodgers (@LockedOnRams) to shed even more light on why the ex-Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator is so well liked and what was the identify of his defenses the past three seasons. Travis and Aaron also speculate on what new Falcons offensive coordinator Zac Robinson's offense might look like and why Sean McVay is the best coach in the NFL. Later, Aaron looks at six players that are potential cap cuts for the Falcons this offseason: defensive tackle Grady Jarrett, kicker Younghoe Koo, quarterback Taylor Heinicke, cornerback Mike Hughes, tight end Jonnu Smith, and outside linebacker Lorenzo Carter. Part of the @LockedOnATL Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Atlanta Falcons hired a universally beloved man and coach in Raheem Morris last month. Host Aaron Freeman is joined by guest Travis Rodgers (@LockedOnRams) to shed even more light on why the ex-Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator is so well liked and what was the identify of his defenses the past three seasons.Travis and Aaron also speculate on what new Falcons offensive coordinator Zac Robinson's offense might look like and why Sean McVay is the best coach in the NFL. Later, Aaron looks at six players that are potential cap cuts for the Falcons this offseason: defensive tackle Grady Jarrett, kicker Younghoe Koo, quarterback Taylor Heinicke, cornerback Mike Hughes, tight end Jonnu Smith, and outside linebacker Lorenzo Carter.Part of the @LockedOnATLFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Atlanta Falcons cornerback play was up and down throughout the 2023 NFL season. Top cornerback A.J. Terrell struggled a bit with allowing too many explosive plays while Jeff Okudah had a rough November. Host Aaron Freeman breaks down the areas and aspects that Terrell, Okudah, and Clark Phillips must improve upon to get better production from this position group in 2024. He also breaks down whether or not this offseason is the right time to extend Terrell's contract and how much should his price tag be.He also breaks down the revolving door opposite Terrell at outside cornerback, and why Okudah and Phillips may not be the preferred options to become a “door stop.” Aaron also breaks down why Phillips' zone coverage ability might be valuable in a zone-heavy scheme employed under new head coach Raheem Morris and defensive coordinator Jimmy Lake. He looks ahead to the offseason and discusses if the Falcons are poised to find a long-term solution at outside cornerback in free agency or the draft, and whether Okudah, Tre Flowers, and Mike Hughes are poised to return.Part of the @LockedOnATLFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Atlanta Falcons cornerback play was up and down throughout the 2023 NFL season. Top cornerback A.J. Terrell struggled a bit with allowing too many explosive plays while Jeff Okudah had a rough November. Host Aaron Freeman breaks down the areas and aspects that Terrell, Okudah, and Clark Phillips must improve upon to get better production from this position group in 2024. He also breaks down whether or not this offseason is the right time to extend Terrell's contract and how much should his price tag be. He also breaks down the revolving door opposite Terrell at outside cornerback, and why Okudah and Phillips may not be the preferred options to become a “door stop.” Aaron also breaks down why Phillips' zone coverage ability might be valuable in a zone-heavy scheme employed under new head coach Raheem Morris and defensive coordinator Jimmy Lake. He looks ahead to the offseason and discusses if the Falcons are poised to find a long-term solution at outside cornerback in free agency or the draft, and whether Okudah, Tre Flowers, and Mike Hughes are poised to return. Part of the @LockedOnATL Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Chaz Franklin, Director of Player Development of the WNBA's Chicago Sky and 15-year career basketball vet joins The Divide and Mike Hughes reflecting on his 15 year career; Growing up in Philadelphia and how that molded his coaching style and how he passes those lessons to the youth and players he coaches; Coaching in the upcoming olympics; plus his love for french toast.Subscribe to The Give Us A Shot Network on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts and follow the GUAS Network on Instagram, Twitter, and Tik Tok. .Download Full Podcast Here: Apple: https://bit.ly/GUAS_AppleSpotify: https://bit.ly/GUAS_Spotify .Follow The Give Us A Shot Network onSocial Media: https://linktr.ee/Giveusashot .SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS: https://www.fastbreak.coffee Promo Code: GETMYFIX .Shop Our Network: Check out GUAS merch here https://www.giveusashot.network/shop and use promo code “SHOTBOYZ” for 10% off your order and free shipping on all your items. #thedividelive #wnba #sports #basketball #chazfranklin #womensbasketball #philadelphia #foxsports #foxsportsradio #giveusashot

Robb Tribble, filling in for Mike Johnson and Beau, kicks off the final hour of this Friday edition of The Morning Shift by giving some people Wake Up Calls and letting the listeners hand out Wake up Calls as well! Next, The Morning Shift crew continues the final hour by spending some time with Digital Managing Editor for AtlantaFalcons.com, Scott Bair! Robb, Beau, and Scott discuss what his Christmas plans are, Arthur Smith opening up the offense against the Colts and Taylor Heinicke playing free and be himself, what the mood is around the team right now, gives an injury update on the offensive line, Mike Hughes and DeMarrco Hellams getting most of the playing time last Sunday and if that was due to the Panthers running the ball a lot or if some of those personnel changes could be more permanent, what he thinks the future of the quarterback position is going to be next year, if he thinks Bud Dupree and David Onyemata will play this Sunday, and what his favorite Christmas presents were as a kid. The Morning Shift crew closes out the final hour by making their picks for Falcons versus Colts, Georgia Tech versus UCF, Georgia State versus Utah State, and 49ers versus Ravens! Then, Robb dives into the life of Beau Morgan in The Life of Squid! On this edition of The Life of Squid, Beau “Squidbilly” Morgan talks about whether or not MLB needs to somehow regulate how teams do or not spend.

The Morning Shift crew continues the final hour by spending some time with Digital Managing Editor for AtlantaFalcons.com, Scott Bair! Robb, Beau, and Scott discuss what his Christmas plans are, Arthur Smith opening up the offense against the Colts and Taylor Heinicke playing free and be himself, what the mood is around the team right now, gives an injury update on the offensive line, Mike Hughes and DeMarrco Hellams getting most of the playing time last Sunday and if that was due to the Panthers running the ball a lot or if some of those personnel changes could be more permanent, what he thinks the future of the quarterback position is going to be next year, if he thinks Bud Dupree and David Onyemata will play this Sunday, and what his favorite Christmas presents were as a kid.

This campaign was praised by Piers Morgan, yet lamented by Jordan Peterson. It was championed by Caitlin Moran, yet condemned by the Guardian. It's a campaign that's split opinion, not by typical ideological lines, but within the echo chamber. Today, I spoke with Mike Hughes, one of the people behind the campaign, to figure out why it was so polarising, and whether or not the campaign was successful.  Sign up to the Nudge Newsletter: https://www.nudgepodcast.com/mailing-list Caitlin Moran's article: https://tinyurl.com/49mhp8m9  Guardian's article: https://tinyurl.com/ej6amsyf MAAATE campaign: https://www.london.gov.uk/maaate Mike's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-hughes-03778b42/

Kevin Lapka is joined by Mike Hughes to break down the Bears' 12-10 win over the Vikings, why Justin Fields will be the Bears' QB in 2024 and reacting to the reports that there have been discussion surrounding Jim Harbaugh being the next head coach of the Chicago Bears. Be sure to subscribe to never miss an episode

Get ready for a remarkable conversation with the legendary Cult Jam, now featuring its new lead singer, Mestina Soul. Alongside founder Mike Hughes and Alex Spanador, this trio gives a deeply personal account of their journey, from Mestina's discovery to their sustained friendship and balance in the industry. They'll share insights on how music has evolved from their early years to the present day and discuss the unique challenges and opportunities they currently face.Be prepared to groove as we delve into Cult Jam's latest musical masterpiece, Gem Love. Immerse yourself in the disco-inspired fun and universal need for love that shapes their songwriting and production process. You'll also get a sneak peek into their collaborations with musical legends like Curtis Blow, U.T.F.O., and LL Cool J, and who knows, we might even reveal some future collaborative plans. Finally, we'll peel back the curtain on the magic of collaboration. Listen to Mike, Alex, and Mestina as they share memorable stories about working with Prince and other iconic artists. Mestina will talk about the importance of creativity and self-expression in her craft, and we'll give you an exclusive first look at their upcoming EP and single. As a cherry on top, we'll also discuss their much-awaited tour and what fans can look forward to in their new music. It's a conversation not to be missed, so come and join us for this enlightening chat with Cult Jam!

Atlanta Falcons soon may get a boost to their defense with the healthy return of cornerback Jeff Okudah. Host Aaron Freeman looks at the timeline of Okudah's return to practice against that of Cordarrelle Patterson and Mike Hughes to determine if the former will suit up vs. the Detroit Lions in Week 3?Then, he discusses if the Falcons should bench cornerback Tre Flowers or if Mike Hughes should take over until Okudah is back. Later, he's joined by Brad Spielberger (@ProFootballFocus) to discuss the analytics, data, and stats behind the Falcons' illustrious 2-0 start!Part of the @LockedOnATLFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Atlanta Falcons soon may get a boost to their defense with the healthy return of cornerback Jeff Okudah. Host Aaron Freeman looks at the timeline of Okudah's return to practice against that of Cordarrelle Patterson and Mike Hughes to determine if the former will suit up vs. the Detroit Lions in Week 3? Then, he discusses if the Falcons should bench cornerback Tre Flowers or if Mike Hughes should take over until Okudah is back. Later, he's joined by Brad Spielberger (@ProFootballFocus) to discuss the analytics, data, and stats behind the Falcons' illustrious 2-0 start! Part of the @LockedOnATL Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

On this episode of Da Bear Essentials, we are joined by Mike Hughes as we discuss our biggest surprises with the 53 Man Roster and much more!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Several Atlanta Falcons players made a push for a roster spot with their play in their recent preseason tie versus the Cincinnati Bengals. Host Aaron Freeman discusses how running back Godwin Igwebuike and safety DeMarcco Hellams solidified spots on the team's 53-man roster and explains how injuries to Cordarrelle Patterson, Mike Hughes, and Jeff Okudah may be the only obstacles stopping the former from making the team.He also breaks down which players also helped themselves and are now in a position going into the preseason finale versus the Pittsburgh Steelers. Those include offensive tackle Tyler Vrabel, cornerback Natrone Brooks, defensive tackle LaCale London, and linebacker Andre Smith. Finally, he discusses wide receiver J.J. Arcega-Whiteside helped himself, and how the Falcons wide receiver depth chart stands given injuries to KhaDarel Hodge (ankle) and Penny Hart (concussion protocol).Part of the @LockedOnATLFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Atlanta Falcons are attempting to combat nagging injuries across their roster with some load management strategies. Host Aaron Freeman discusses the latest updates involving the “soft tissue” injuries that will keep running back Cordarrelle Patterson and cornerback Mike Hughes out for the rest of the summer, and which young players can step up to make a bid for the roster in their absence. He also discusses the latest roster additions and moves including Ade Ogundeji going on injured reserve and the signings of outside linebacker Delontae Scott and defensive end Demone Harris.Later, Aaron is joined by his guest Antwon Smith (@Smittyssportsmachine)to discuss what he wants to see from the Atlanta Falcons starters against the Cincinnati Bengals on Friday night. They also break down some ongoing position battles: if Matthew Bergeron has won the starting left guard competition, Dee Alford's grip on nickel cornerback, and which players are emerging at wide receiver.Part of the @LockedonATLFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…