Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Morris

Liverpool surrendered a two goal lead to draw at Anfield against Arsenal with much of the fallout relating to the introduction and subsequent reaction towards Trent Alexander-Arnold coming off the bench for the Reds in the second half of the game. Joining Rob Gutmann is joined by James McKenna, Josh Williams and Ian Ryan. Also in the show John Gibbons is joined by Mike Morris and Amina Atiq to talk about the Writing on the Wall Festival.Download the Peloton app and check out the six Liverpool FC-themed classes and connect with Neil, John and other Reds by joining the LiverpoolFC tag... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Host - Sharon Hurd:Seg 1 & 2 - Reverend Bob Fellier,Seg 3 to 5 - Mike Morris

"And you know what their attitude is? I made my money all by myself. How dare your government take my money from me? I don't want to pay taxes." -Chucky on "greedy" Americans who want to keep their own money. Jay Pullman, Bill Osmulski, Jake Curtis, Mike MOrris, T. Wall, Jim Pfaff

The podcast makes its first visit to Illinois. UIAAA Connection #219 – Mike Morris, CMAA, Executive Director of the Illinois Athletic Directors Association, is now available. Mike grew up in central Illinois and has spent his life immersed in education and athletics. As the oldest of seven children, he learned the value of leadership and perseverance early on. With a father who was a teacher and coach, he developed a passion for learning and mentorship. His advice? Never be afraid toask questions. Please Listen, Learn, and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!This podcast is also available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast,  Breaker, Castbox, Google Podcast, iHeartradio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, Sticher and YouTube.

Mike Morris is a seasoned technology leader whose impressive career has taken him from rigorous software engineering at EDS to consulting at PwC and transformative roles in sports technology. Mike notably served as the Chief Technology Officer at Major League Baseball, where he played a critical role in driving the analytics revolution, centralizing MLB systems, and launching MLB Advanced Media and MLB Network—two game-changing initiatives that revolutionized how sports content is consumed today. He also served as CIO at Legends Hospitality, navigating rapid growth and innovation in a fast-paced environment.

Beat Migs and it sounds a little different today! Plus we chat with DE MIKE MORRIS of your Seattle Seahawks! Go Hawks!

Superstar Mike Morris joins Dave Schrader on Black Friday to talk beating the Cardinals, KOC's impact on the organization and not playing to lose late in games.

Two-decade veteran Pauly Thomaselli returns to Windy City Slam Podcast for our special 250th episode to recount even more tales from his storied career. Thomaselli discusses regaining “his smile” as he wrestled Mike Morris at POWW Entertainment's WrestleRage 22, teaming with his brothers, working with Hardcore Craig, Ryan Kross and Jeff Luxon over the years, his time in Juggalo Championship Wrestling, the evolution of The Haters, young wrestlers he thinks can be stars and more. Plus, Mike recaps Chicago Style Wrestling and WrestlePunkz and previews stacked events from Freelance Wrestling, AAW Pro, Southland Championship Wrestling and AEW. Mike Pankow is a 25-year-plus professional journalist and wrestling superfan who covers local Chicagoland wrestling and national promotions like AEW and WWE. If there is something going on in Chicago, Mike knows about it. Enjoy "Wrestling, Chicago-Style" on The Broadcast Basement On-Demand Radio Network! Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com. Get your local wrestling fix every Tuesday everywhere podcasts can be found and always at WindyCitySlam.com!

Bump and Stacy are filling in for Wyman and Bob and take a look back yesterday’s Week 10 action in the NFL and the outlook of the NFC West, they talk about the Chiefs continuing their undefeated start to the season,  Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus backing rookie QB Caleb Williams, and more in Headline Rewrites, they react to the news of the Seahawks releasing linebacker Tyrel Dodson and what it means for the defense, then they are joined by Seahawks Defensive End Mike Morris to talk about learning a new coaching staff as well as his great story on how he proposed.

Michael Bumpus and Bryan Walters prep for Week 7 vs. Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Today's show: Nehemiah Pritchett Interview (00:14), Falcons Preview (11:44), Mike Morris Interview (19:33), Around the NFL (31:10), High Level Preview (40:35), Inside the Film Room (51:10), Talk that Talk (1:01:58), Final Thoughts/ Keys to Victory (1:09:51).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mike Morris on Hazmat at Terminal Island / Alex Stone on the Oakland has been dealing with a lot in recent years and it has been unable to hold onto the Warriors, Raiders, and now the A's.  After 57 years the Oakland Coliseum will be without a professional baseball team. // Hurrican Helene barreling down / Mike O'Brien Terminal Island Hazmat situation // Big Rig rollover of Lithium batteries // Homeless deterrent in Santa Monica / Hoda Kotb leaving the Today show 

Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks Defensive End Mike Morris to discuss coming back from injury and what it was like playing under Mike Macdonald and Jim Harbaugh at Michigan, they break down what the Mariners series win over the Astros does to their playoff hopes, and they look at what would have happened to the Seahawks roster if they had drafted an offensive lineman in the first round in What If Wednesday. 

Bump, Stacy, and Dave Wyman are joined by Seahawks Center Connor Williams and defensive end Mike Morris live at the VMAC to look back on last week’s win over the Broncos, and they hear what QB Geno Smith and safety Rayshawn Jenkins had to say about their week two matchup against the Patriots up at the podium. 

Fintech South 2024, hosted by the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG), took place on Aug. 27-28 at the Woodruff Arts Center and Atlanta Symphony Hall. This year's theme was "Fintech Lives Here!" Mike Morris and Glen Sarvady, Chair and Co-Chair, TAG Fintech Society. TAG Fintech builds recognition of Georgia as the hub of choice for […] The post Fintech South 2024: Mike Morris and Glen Sarvady with TAG Fintech Society appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

How shall the Ark of the Lord Come to Me? | 2 Samuel 6:6-10 | Bro. Mike Morris

It was a grindy, grimy game where both teams were searching for consistency. The defenses remained stout throughout, and the Seahawks came up just short at the end 15-16, a Jason Meyers missed kick being the difference. The Good - Sam Howell, Kenny McIntosh, Tyrice Knight, Derrick Hall, the receiving core down to the last man, Mike Morris and Myles Adams. Rougher day for PJ Walker, up and down for the offensive line, same for Meyers and some members of the secondary. When you use promo code NEST at https://play.underdogfantasy.com/p-the-hawks-nest with any deposit, they will MATCH that deposit up to $100!  Link to my YouTube Channel. Live on Wed and Sunday, 5PM PST...https://www.youtube.com/@TheHawksNest12thman?sub_confirmation=1 Link to my Patreon....https://www.patreon.com/thehawksnest Twitter...@SeahawksNester Twitch...@TheSeahawksNest

Things Discussed: Seth: FBS needs to take the season off to celebrate the recent champions and digest all of these changes. They're not surrender cobras anymore; that's just relaxing. VICTORS: bigger project than we thought, 95% written now. Yes you can still order one (I'm making 10,000, about 8,400 sold). QB: Wish we'd seen more of Orji last year; saying he's the ideal leader, how consistent can he be with the throws. Don't count out Davis Warren. RB: Jordan Marshall news is good for Jordan Marshall; they don't need him yet so if he's breaking into the lineup we've got a Corum on our hands. Need to see more 2RB with Mullings blocking because he got the Block of the Week three times in 25 attempts, including the one where he lit up Dallas Turner in the Rose. WR: Semaj is WR2 we think. TE: Loveland is going to split out wide a lot (watch the Rose again). OL: Best you can be after replacting five (six!) starters. Do they have eight starters or four? Think Crippen/Anderson is a Barnhart/Trente situation. RT? Might not like what they have from Gentry and Persi, might just be a good sign that Evan Link is coming on. El-Hadi, Crippen, Hinton are Old Wisconsin replacements. DL: Benny should be at his takeoff year, haven't talked about him because he was injured. Hearing the right things on Pierce: he can be not moved. Etta can penetrate, but neither can do both. Etta's position is like hearing Mike Morris is moving to DT: he can do it, but he'll be undersized, and it means they don't like any of their options past that. Kirby Smart is complaining about his 4th DT too. Cornerback: Jyaire Hill probably rounds into a star over the course of the season, coaches are impatient for it to happen now. Aamir Hall is a find; Ricky Johnson is a loose cannon needs a year. Safety: Need four, have four. Mangham will come along, is your new Sabb. Q-Jo will start earlier in the season but expect Walker to come along and rotate with Johnson. Berry: Different player from Sainristil, think having him means you go man more often and let Wink blitz more.

Julio got thrown into the fire without a rehab assignment - why? Is Victor Robles' most recent performance sustainable? His contract is extremely club friendly, so why didn't he bet on himself? Has your opinion of Mariners ownership and the front office changed over the last few weeks? Ian applauds them for filling out their outfield.  Steven Souza evaluated the Victor Robles deal and while he applauds Dipoto for getting it done, it's also a bit of a stretch considering his career numbers. He tells us the perspective from both the player and club side.  A listener posed the question whether we'd like Jared Kelenic or Victor Robles right now, and we'd all take Robles. Plus, over in the NFL, we give the latest on the Brandon Aiyuk rumors.  Joe Sheehan, The Joe Sheehan Newsletter joins us to react to the Mariners signing Victor Robles to an extension, where they stand in their ability to make the post-season and why there's less value in getting the top seeds right now. However, a first round bye is ideal.  Julio Rodriguez didn't get a rehab assignment prior to rejoining the team and it begs the question 'why'? Steven Souza joined Softy and Hugh yesterday and gave an inside perspective on why that was a bad choice. Sometimes the player needs to be protected from himself.  The Daily Power Play!  We had too many great moments out at Seahawks training camp and one of our favorite interviews was with Seahawks defensive end, Mike Morris. We revisit the best part of that conversation where he takes us inside this time of year.

Ian is sick of people blaming DK Metcalf for training camp fights, especially because we had an unobstructed view of what happened. DK tried to walk away from Tre Brown several times during the scrap yesterday.   Mike Morris, Seahawks DE sits down to give us a realistic view of the skirmishes we saw yesterday and what the message was from Mike Macdonald. The new head coach preaches violence in the game, but also brings the team together in brotherhood. Morris says it's not a big deal - it's football.   Are DK Metcalf's penalties an issue for the Seahawks? Ian gives you stats that prove to him that they're not, but what do the fans think?   Corbin Smith, Locked on Seahawks joins us as we see a lighter practice taking place out here in training camp day number 14. The skirmishes we saw yesterday aren't anything new when it comes to football. Corbin welcomes it, as the Seahawks have been missing it in recent years. Corbin gives us his players to keep an eye on as we enter preseason.   It's about time to talk about the baseball game last night, as much as we might not want to right now.   The Seahawks are having a light practice right in front of us, which is a far cry from the physical, padded practice we saw yesterday.   Brandon Funston, The Athletic kicks off the unofficial start to the weekend! He opens up the fantasy season with his top picks, takes questions from listeners and discusses the best running backs available right now.

Headlines and Gregg Bell (Tacoma News Tribune) joins us with the latest 12th Man news from Seahawks Training Camp, including the non-competition at QB :30- Mike Morris joins the guys live at the VMAC and discusses his experience with new Seahawks' Head Coach, Mike MacDonald. :45- Husky football camp begins this week and there will be a lot of new faces, both on the field and on the staff.

Common Man Hour 3 --Superstar Mike Morris in studio!

Common Man Hour 3--Superstar Mike Morris in studio!

Common Man Hour 3--Superstar Mike Morris in studio!

We're joined by Toe Tag, Mr Mike Morris. A great friend to many, many people, he's always been there for everyone no matter what. From Winchester to Dallas to DC & Virginia, he loves experiencing new places & people and works to maintain his friendships. It's always a good time hanging with Toe Tag, we just wish it could've been in person!

The Mariners pull off another walk-off win against the White Sox we get to celebrate another hero for an evening at the ballpark. Bryce Miller throws 7 scoreless and we see another reason M's fans would like Luis Robert Jr in the home dugout. Seahawks break from camp early and we hear from DE Mike Morris who chatted with Maura Dooley at the facility.

The Mariners win once again and the NBA Finals looked boring to Ian. Jess disagrees because the Celtics won. Mike Morris joined Ian earlier this week and had some great insight on what we can expect from him this season, as well as what he expects from himself. Ian tells you who he thinks will pop for the Seahawks this year. How big a deal is it for women to hear Doris Burke call her first NBA Finals game? Jess and Ian discuss. While Ian watched the game last night, he shares why this time of year can make him melancholy as a sports fan, but for real we all know it's a first world problem. Farhan Lalji, TSN joins us to bring the vibe from north of the border when it comes to the NHL Finals. Is all of Canada rooting for the Oilers? Farhan gives us his preview of the Finals and who he thinks will prevail. The guys also discuss the changes we're seeing in college sports and how it trickles down to younger levels.Friends with Furness! It's Friday, so Ian is joined by friend Mike Parker voice of the Oregon Beavers tells us about the excitement surrounding the baseball team right now, but it's still hard to wrap his head around the demise of the Pac-12. He shares his thoughts on the many different potential paths the conference could take.

The Mariners did what the should be doing in sweeping the Angels this weekend. Why does Caitlin Clark continue to get hate? We revisit a conversation Ian had with George Fant last week, in which he said John Schneider was the main reason he came back to Seattle. Will he be the starting right tackle this year? He describes how he sees his role with the team this year. Mollywhop Monday! Chris Crawford and Nathan Bishop join to give us the realistic view we come to expect them to when it comes to the Mariners. How have the Mariners gained the advantage they have at T-Mobile Park? Pitching, pitching and pitching.What do the Mariners need to do to continue the success they're seeing right now. How can they avoid complacency with this potential at their fingertips? Ian is out at Seahawks OTAs and discusses just how special Tyler Lockett is. Plus, the dumbest thing you'll hear today regarding Caitlin Clark. Mike Morris, Seahawks DE sits down with Ian following practice today and discusses his recovery from last year's injury, what OTA's have been like in year two and what we can expect from Coach Macdonald. 

The top half of the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft skewed heavily toward the offense. Quarterbacks, wide receivers and offensive tackles made up the top 12 picks. Seattle stayed put as Byron Murphy II, the top interior defender in the draft, fell to them with the 16th overall pick. After taking Devon Witherspoon last year, the Seahawks have now taken the second defensive player off the board in back-to-back drafts. How will Murphy fit into a rotation that already includes Jarran Reed, Leonard Williams, Dre'Mont Jones, Johnathan Hankins, Cam Young, Mike Morris and Myles Adams? Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com Or visit our website for other ways to support the show Subscribe via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube | TuneIn | RSS Follow us on: Facebook | Twitter Listen on our free app for Android, iOS, Kindle or Windows Phone/PC  

wsg Steve Lorenz. THINGS WE JUST JUMPED OVER: Hello: Lugard Edokpayi Maryland LB Jaishawn Barham committed. Early Signing Day Primer. The Sponsors We want to thank Underground Printing for starting this and making it possible—stop by and pick up some gear, check them out at ugpmichiganapparel.com, or check out our selection of shirts on the MGoBlogStore.com. And let's not forget our associate sponsors: Peak Wealth Management, Matt Demorest - Realtor and Lender, Human Element, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, Venue by 4M, Winewood Organics, Sharon's Heating & Air Conditioning, SignalWire where we recorded this, and introducing to the podcast, Autograph: Fandom Rewarded, who just launched an app where you earn rewards for things like reading MGoBlog and listening to our podcast. Featured Musicians: Champagne Saints The Video: [After THE JUMP: The things said.] --------------------- 1. Defense wsg Steve Lorenz starts at the top This used to not be so boring, but Michigan put this class together awhile ago. We launched at the same time Jaishawn Barham and Lugard Edokpayi committed so we're going to do the defense first. Edge: Michigan lost a bunch of guys and still ended up with one of the best classes in memory. Baxter and Edokpayi are basketball player/Taco Charlton-David Ojabo like potential 1st rounders once they develop, and they got a Mike Morris in Dominic Nichols as well, and teams like Wisconsin were coming for him late. DT: Owen Wafle was a big ND flip, has a Kris Jenkins get-off/body, was a sneaky good pickup, didn't wear a jacket for the OSU game because he doesn't get cold. Manuel Beigel is a freaky German they need to see in pads for awhile. Ted Hammond committed so early we don't remember him but he was supposed to be a 3-4 DE or off-tackle. Deyvid Palepale had a weird recruitment, got booted from his team in Pittsburgh for a tweet, committed to USC over Michigan and PSU who both thought they were getting him, is Penei Sewell's cousin and grew up in Alaska. Story goes he got back in touch with Michigan after Kenneth Grant ran down Kaytron Allen. LB: Missed Aaron Chiles, got their Josh Ross in Jeremiah Beasley. Played a ton of football for Belleville, might also be a running back? DB: Only three guys after they couldn't pry two dudes out of Ohio, but moved on immediately to Jo'Ziah Edmond who was committed to Ryan Walters at Purdue and shot up to a 4-star after. Also got CB/Nickel Jeremiah Lowe after missing on Boo Carter, think if they bulk him up they have their feisty nickel with outside versatility. Jacob Oden is a safe safety in the mode of Tyree Kinnell. ATH: Don't sleep on Cole Sullivan, who's probably ticketed for the Jaylen Harrell position, because he is a crazy athlete, going to be on the punt block team immediately. Mason Curtis maybe was supposed to grown into an edge or stay a safety but isn't a linebacker. Don't forget about Jaden Smith (Brian did), because he's got Uche-level bend and the speed to play linebacker or safety—could be a Micah Parsons Lite. 2. Offensive Skill Positions starts at 40:57 QB: Everyone has their take why Jadyn Davis fell from 1st overall when this class started to middle 4-star. Height, time, doesn't make enough big plays, doesn't have THE arm, isn't as high of a pro prospect. Very cerebral player. Brian thinks he's a slightly more athletic Cade McNamara. HB: Jordan Marshall is a dude. Not quite Blake Corum twitch but a bigger version of the same Mike Hart-like guy with great vision who churns. Micah Ka'apana is more of a home run hitter, like him in a stretch offense because he puts his foot in the ground and goes. Donovan Edwards as a running back. WR: Hard to recruit when you don't use them. Channing Goodwin is a legacy, sort of a Greg Mathews possession receiver who isn't that fast; Michigan wanted his teammate Jordan Shipp. But Goodwin is good enough that people knock Jadyn Davis so which is it? Seth is higher on I'Marion Stewart, who's a Roman Wilson or Ronnie Bell (7v7 star, can jump) fast guy who may figure early as a returner if that's not Semaj Morgan's role. 3. Offensive Line and Tight End starts at 1:08:08 TE: Brady Prieskorn and Hogan Hansen are more highly rated Michigan tight ends but still Michigan tight ends so they'll be great. Hansen is the guy Lorenz is stumping for; he plays in a Wing-T offense so he has a lot of blocking experience. Prieskorn is the more Lovelandesque as a 6'6" receiver who wins contested balls on the regular and needs to learn blocking. OL: Payoff for back-to-back Joe Moore awards. Headliner is Andrew Sprague, a Jake Long-prototypical left tackle prospect except Michigan suggested having him at RT and Blake Frazier, son of Steve, playing LT. Frazier is athletic and would work well if they want to do more zone. But the interior guys are not that. Ben Roebuck plays at St. Ed's with the Armstrong twins and that tells you the difference between what Michigan (brainy maulers like Trevor Keegan) and Ohio State (light-footed and lengthy pass protectors) are looking for at guard. Luke Hamilton is another pure Ohio mauler who's changed his body shape and helped them win so many battles in Ohio. Jake Guarnera was the #1 center on their board, is taller and stronger than the other guys they were looking at. 4. Lightning Round and Transfer Portal Targets, plus Gatlin Bair starts at 1:31:14 Best player, sleepers, top draft pick, guys who got away. We also discuss Jaishawn Barham who committed today, and Michigan's other portal targets and positions of need. Also discuss Idaho WR Gatlin Bair, a Xavier Worthy-level athlete who's probably deciding in February and then going on a two-year Mormon mission. About the Featured Musician: THE CHAMPAGNE SAINTS MGoReaders who haven't played a show since 2013, the Champagne Saints don't have a website, have two albums on Spotify, and a handful of mp3s have been in my Winamp rotation for ages. They've got a cool spacey thing going on in the empty spaces between the rock. I'd say check them out but I don't know where you could. Maybe in those wooden racks at Wazoo? Song choices: Starbanger, Bang A Different Shade of Darkness The Winter Electric Also because Across 110th Street will get our Youtubes taken now now, the opener and outro: “The Employee is Not Afraid”—Bear vs. Shark “Ruska Vodka”—Motorboat

Guest: Mike Morris, a Principal at Kettle Hole Partners, a company that helps you optimize your marketing results based on detailed tracking of the numbers. Previously, Mike headed up Customer Acquisition and Retention at Grasshopper, The Entrepreneur's Phone System, where he tripled the customer acquisition rate and doubled revenue in 3 years.  Overview: When a company falls short of its goals, sales and marketing teams tend to point fingers at each other. Sales complains that marketing isn't delivering enough qualified leads. Marketing complains that sales isn't closing enough leads. And perceptive CEOs see a significant misalignment that threatens to drag down profits. On today's show, Mike Morris discusses structural and analytical strategies CEOs can use to keep sales and marketing focused on reaching your target customers and Making BIG Happen. Mike also uses his time at Grasshopper as a case study in identifying a sales niche and firing test bullets to identify new opportunities for growth.

In this episode, we are joined by Mike Morris, the President and CEO at Xtend Healthcare, Here, we delve into the pressing challenges faced by hospitals and health systems as they navigate the healthcare landscape in 2024. Join us as we explore the critical role of technology in addressing workforce shortages, financial constraints, and revenue cycle inefficiencies.This episode is sponsored by Xtend Healthcare.

Nothing hurts more than growing pains. But when you live in a community like McMinnville you can be sure that there will be a lot of folks doing their best to try and preserve what makes “McMinnville” the McMinnville we are proud of. On this week's Episode 42: Growing Pains we talk with our friends Mike Morris and Beth Caster, two local realtors. We discuss what they are experiencing in the real estate market, and what they can share with us about the broader growth picture in town. There's a lot to unpack when we talk about growth, and it doesn't just relate to housing availability. This topic can bring up a lot of angst, we know the feeling all too well. But when you have folks like Mike and Beth at the forefront of this effort, representing our community in a positive and thoughtful manner, you can't help but feel like there's a bright future ahead for our town. There's room at the table to get involved and share your thoughts about how you want to see the future of McMinnville look, you just have to be willing to show up and speak out. We can do this together friends!

Dishing a major hit to the team's defensive line depth, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll announced promising rookie Mike Morris will need to undergo surgery for a troublesome surgery and won't be back this season. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss how Morris' injury impacts an already thin interior defensive line and who will be asked to step up in his absence, examine the team's decision to sign tight end Brady Russell from Philadelphia's practice squad, and break down six key matchups to watch as the Seahawks host the Panthers at Lumen Field in Sunday's Week 3 contest, including a compelling battle pitting Carolina's standout run game against Bobby Wagner and Jordyn Brooks.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Dishing a major hit to the team's defensive line depth, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll announced promising rookie Mike Morris will need to undergo surgery for a troublesome surgery and won't be back this season. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss how Morris' injury impacts an already thin interior defensive line and who will be asked to step up in his absence, examine the team's decision to sign tight end Brady Russell from Philadelphia's practice squad, and break down six key matchups to watch as the Seahawks host the Panthers at Lumen Field in Sunday's Week 3 contest, including a compelling battle pitting Carolina's standout run game against Bobby Wagner and Jordyn Brooks. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Back on the practice field Monday continuing to prepare for their season opener, the Seahawks welcomed back several key defensive linemen from injury, including rookies Mike Morris and Cameron Young. But could they be ready to suit up this weekend? Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang break down the latest injury news out of the VMAC, including the importance of Morris and Young being available against the Rams and where the Seahawks could turn if one or both aren't quite ready to go, revisit both games against Los Angeles from last season, and take an in-depth look at the 2023 Rams from an Xs and Os perspective in their first "Enemy Confidential" of the 2023 season.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Back on the practice field Monday continuing to prepare for their season opener, the Seahawks welcomed back several key defensive linemen from injury, including rookies Mike Morris and Cameron Young. But could they be ready to suit up this weekend? Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang break down the latest injury news out of the VMAC, including the importance of Morris and Young being available against the Rams and where the Seahawks could turn if one or both aren't quite ready to go, revisit both games against Los Angeles from last season, and take an in-depth look at the 2023 Rams from an Xs and Os perspective in their first "Enemy Confidential" of the 2023 season. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Calling all foodies!Is the food hall landscape changing the game for the restaurant industry? From local vendors to live entertainment and events, a food hall is much more than just a dining space. Today Mike Morris, CEO of The Food Hall Co, joins Chris Ressa to break down how food halls are changing the future of dining by blending culinary innovation and community support.

Opening the preseason in front of the 12s, the Seahawks overcame an early 10-point deficit behind a stellar day from Drew Lock and a feisty young pass rush to beat the Vikings 24-13 at Lumen Field. Hosts Corbin Smith and Dallas Cooper discuss outstanding debuts from Derick Hall and Mike Morris as well as another standout showing from Boye Mafe along the defensive line, hand out their offensive, defensive, and special teams game balls, and select their big winners from Thursday's contest with "3 Up, 3 Down."Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Opening the preseason in front of the 12s, the Seahawks overcame an early 10-point deficit behind a stellar day from Drew Lock and a feisty young pass rush to beat the Vikings 24-13 at Lumen Field. Hosts Corbin Smith and Dallas Cooper discuss outstanding debuts from Derick Hall and Mike Morris as well as another standout showing from Boye Mafe along the defensive line, hand out their offensive, defensive, and special teams game balls, and select their big winners from Thursday's contest with "3 Up, 3 Down." Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

With six practices officially in the books, the Seahawks may have more questions than answers in their loaded secondary, starting with where to play top-five pick Devon Witherspoon with Mike Jackson, Tre Brown, and Coby Bryant all vying for snaps as well. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang investigate what Seattle should do moving forward at cornerback, including addressing whether or not Witherspoon playing inside should be viewed as a problem, dish out their latest "Last Five In, First Five Out" for 53-man roster projections, and chat with fifth-round pick Mike Morris about his first training camp, transitioning to 3-tech defensive tackle, and his goals for 2023.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

With six practices officially in the books, the Seahawks may have more questions than answers in their loaded secondary, starting with where to play top-five pick Devon Witherspoon with Mike Jackson, Tre Brown, and Coby Bryant all vying for snaps as well. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang investigate what Seattle should do moving forward at cornerback, including addressing whether or not Witherspoon playing inside should be viewed as a problem, dish out their latest "Last Five In, First Five Out" for 53-man roster projections, and chat with fifth-round pick Mike Morris about his first training camp, transitioning to 3-tech defensive tackle, and his goals for 2023. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

In the latest positive sign for a retooled defensive line, the Seahawks have gotten a glimpse of what life could look like on Sundays pairing Dre'Mont Jones and Uchenna Nwosu together as the two have been frequent visitors into the offensive backfield in training camp. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang detail a strong starts for Jones and Nwosu and how teaming them up could transform Seattle's defense in 2023 and beyond, dive into key takeaways from Tuesday's latest open practice at the VMAC, and catch up with rookie defensive tackle Mike Morris on his transition inside, winning with leverage at 6-6, and a friendly rivalry with pass rush coach BT Jordan.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

In the latest positive sign for a retooled defensive line, the Seahawks have gotten a glimpse of what life could look like on Sundays pairing Dre'Mont Jones and Uchenna Nwosu together as the two have been frequent visitors into the offensive backfield in training camp. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang detail a strong starts for Jones and Nwosu and how teaming them up could transform Seattle's defense in 2023 and beyond, dive into key takeaways from Tuesday's latest open practice at the VMAC, and catch up with rookie defensive tackle Mike Morris on his transition inside, winning with leverage at 6-6, and a friendly rivalry with pass rush coach BT Jordan. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

We hear from 5th round pick from Michigan, Seahawks DT Mike Morris who spoke with Salk at OTAs before the usual Friday appearance from Gee Scott (97.3 KIRO).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We hear from 5th round pick from Michigan, Seahawks DT Mike Morris who spoke with Salk at OTAs before the usual Friday appearance from Gee Scott (97.3 KIRO).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After four years away in Kansas City, former Seahawks draft pick Frank Clark remains unsigned on the free agent market searching for a new team. May a second stint in Seattle be in the works? Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss and debate why a Clark reunion may or may not make sense for the Seahawks heading into the 2023 season, answer listener mailbag questions, and explore where fifth-round pick Mike Morris may fit into the team's defensive line rotation as a rookie transitioning full-time to playing inside as a defensive tackle.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

After discussing a few transfer portal departures and some future schedule additions (4:00), Jon and Brian dig into the landing spots for each of the nine Wolverines selected in last week's NFL Draft (9:30). Then, sophomore defensive lineman Derrick Moore stops by to reflect on his work during the spring (34:30), talk through the improvements he has made and needs to make (42:00), and share his thoughts on the upcoming season (47:00).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Next up in our Draft Series slate is Michigan Defensive End Mike Morris, overall a great interview Mike is a genuinely funny and personable guy with lots of hate for OSU... and oh yeah he's pretty good at football too. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jack-settleman/support

With the NFL Draft on the horizon this week, Jon discusses some potential team fits for the draft-eligible Wolverines (5:00) and answers some questions about the draft class as a whole, including a prediction of the first six picks (20:00), during our "Seven from 77." Then, Jon sits down with Dave Ablauf, Michigan's Associate Athletic Director for Football Communications, to detail the planning process and tentative schedule for the Wolverines' team trip, which begins this weekend in New York City (43:00).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.