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Lebanon County – The Lebanon Transit Authority (LTA) is set to implement significant changes to its bus services across Lebanon County, aiming to adapt to community needs and foster increased ridership. The adjustments come after a thorough local transit study conducted in October 2022 and public input sessions in June 2023, as the LTA responds to the evolving landscape of the county. In the 2022-2023 period, city ridership reached 45,000, county ridership stood at 32,000, student ridership reached 4,200, and free rides for seniors totaled 55,000. Despite these figures, overall ridership has not rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, prompting the LTA to reassess and improve its services. Route changes and updates, detailed on the LTA website (https://lebanontransit.org/changes/), are designed to align with areas of recent development in the county. One notable change is the elimination of the casino route, a decision made to streamline services and enhance efficiency. The adjustments were shaped by valuable insights from a customer survey conducted during the aforementioned study. According to the survey, customers expressed general satisfaction with the bus service, operators, and prices. However, there were concerns about the frequency of weekend services and the absence of night services. The survey also revealed that the majority of riders are working-age adults and older individuals, with half of them having annual incomes below $25,000. Mike Ritter, who recently joined the LTA, shared how these changes are not just about reconfiguring routes; they reflect the commitment of the LTA to being responsive to the community's development and cultivating new ridership. They want to explore new places and extend their services to meet the needs of the people they serve. While specifics about the transit study and public input sessions are not available, the LTA encourages residents to visit their website for comprehensive information. Looking ahead, the LTA aspires to expand its services to more areas, including parts of ELCO, providing an even broader coverage for the residents of Lebanon County. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amasweekly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amasweekly/support

This episode features our twenty seventh NWO Sports Podcast with head Wauseon wrestling coach in Mike Ritter. We discuss Coach Ritter's background in wrestling, including his days in the Air Force were he picked up pointers in Greco-Roman wrestling along the way, coaching philosophies in the sport, the dominance of the Wauseon wrestling program and about his current team and wrestlers, tips for brand new wrestlers just starting out, and much, much more. Tune in to find out more! Stay tuned for future episodes and thanks for listening!

Eddy Dacius host the Divine Purpose Podcast. DPPodcast is a platform for healthy conversations, interviews, and interactions with callers. We all have different opinions; however, the truth is the ultimate mediator. SPECIAL GUEST Mike Ritter has been a freelance photographer in Boston for 17 years, and my two websites are https://www.mikeritterphoto.com/ and https://www.ritterbin.com/index. My clients are typically Boston businesses, organizations, schools, and non-profits. My personal work focuses on Dorchester, where I live. FB and IG are @Ritterbin. LI is @MikeRitterPhoto. 'm in the process of changing over to Mike Ritter's Photo. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING! ----------------------------- STAY CONNECTED -------------------------

Host: Lindsey Brown Guests: Allie Daniel and Mike Ritter 10/10/22

Coming to you live from Fishkill, New York! During the Labor Day Weekend of 2019, the Empire State Star Wars Collectors Club hosted a legendary event for members called The Annual. But how did the Empire State Club begin? How did it grow to include hundreds of the most passionate collectors from all over the country and around the world? And how can you become a part of the Empire State Club? Join host David Quinn as he presents his first-ever live podcast panel, telling the story of the Empire State Star Wars Collectors Club through conversations with some of the members who have helped to make it a meaningful experience over the years. Ahead of the upcoming 2022 Annual event, and celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the Empire State Club, journey back through the 2019 Annual event, to see why it was such an impactful and exciting event! Thank you to Jason Thomas, Tom Quinn, Skye Paine, Mike Boniface, Mike Ritter, Lauren Starkiller, Chris Riehle, Michael Cooper, Ed Nagy, Fonz Napolitano, Ron Salvatore, and Tyler Fedigan for sharing your stories, and for making this an inspiring and moving presentation. And special thanks to Chris Porteous for your audio wizardry, and to Pete LeRose, whose friendship and kindness led to this episode. To Listen to the Episode on the Prototype Archives Site: https://www.prototypearchives.com/podcast Links to the Episode on Various Platforms: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/star-wars-prototypes-and-production/id1448205460?mt=2 https://open.spotify.com/show/744L0XQhmpXn2AZeaxUhOZ https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zb3VuZGNsb3VkLmNvbS91c2Vycy9zb3VuZGNsb3VkOnVzZXJzOjU2NTA4ODM3Ni9zb3VuZHMucnNz https://soundcloud.com/david-quinn-908355451/tracks https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/u4ywr-80960/Star-Wars-Prototypes-and-Production-Podcast https://player.fm/series/2473540 https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-star-wars-prototypes-and-p-31050806/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/star-wars-prototypes-and-production/id1448205460?mt=

Der eine war viele Jahre lang Teil des deutschen Kommentatorenduos von WWE, der andere lieh seine ebenso einprägsame Stimme dem früheren Konkurrenten WCW, nun bilden die beiden ein Dream Team bei AEW: Günter Zapf und Mike Ritter begleiten für Warner TV Serie die Shows von All Elite Wrestling und berichten gerade aktuell vor Ort in Las Vegas über Double or Nothing am Sonntag, den 29. Mai. Bei dem großen Pay Per View gibt es neben Topmatches wie CM Punk vs. Hangman Page und MJF vs. Wardlow auch die Finals der Turniere zu Ehren des tragisch verunglückten Owen Hart. In der neuen Episode von Heelturn - der SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast liefern Zapf und Ritter Vor-Ort-Eindrücke aus Sin City und sprechen im großen und bunten Interview über ihre Erwartungen an DoN, ihre persönlichen Erinnerungen an Owen und auch über ihre je über 25 ereignisreichen Jahre als Kommentator mehrerer Wrestling-Ären, von den Neunzigern bis heute. Unter anderem verrät Ritter, welche tragende Rolle er bei dem legendären, von Michael Buffer angesagten Auspuff Match von Comedian Tom Gerhardt bei WCW spielte während Zapf sich daran erinnert, wie ihn einst eine Begegnung mit Pamela Anderson das Kommentieren von WrestleMania erschwerte ...

Der eine war viele Jahre lang Teil des deutschen Kommentatorenduos von WWE, der andere lieh seine ebenso einprägsame Stimme dem früheren Konkurrenten WCW, nun bilden die beiden ein Dream Team bei AEW: Günter Zapf und Mike Ritter begleiten für Warner TV Serie die Shows von All Elite Wrestling und berichten gerade aktuell vor Ort in Las Vegas über Double or Nothing am Sonntag, den 29. Mai. Bei dem großen Pay Per View gibt es neben Topmatches wie CM Punk vs. Hangman Page und MJF vs. Wardlow auch die Finals der Turniere zu Ehren des tragisch verunglückten Owen Hart. In der neuen Episode von Heelturn - der SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast liefern Zapf und Ritter Vor-Ort-Eindrücke aus Sin City und sprechen im großen und bunten Interview über ihre Erwartungen an DoN, ihre persönlichen Erinnerungen an Owen und auch über ihre je über 25 ereignisreichen Jahre als Kommentator mehrerer Wrestling-Ären, von den Neunzigern bis heute. Unter anderem verrät Ritter, welche tragende Rolle er bei dem legendären, von Michael Buffer angesagten Auspuff Match von Comedian Tom Gerhardt bei WCW spielte während Zapf sich daran erinnert, wie ihn einst eine Begegnung mit Pamela Anderson das Kommentieren von WrestleMania erschwerte ...

Der eine war viele Jahre lang Teil des deutschen Kommentatorenduos von WWE, der andere lieh seine ebenso einprägsame Stimme dem früheren Konkurrenten WCW, nun bilden die beiden ein Dream Team bei AEW: Günter Zapf und Mike Ritter begleiten für Warner TV Serie die Shows von All Elite Wrestling und berichten gerade aktuell vor Ort in Las Vegas über Double or Nothing am Sonntag, den 29. Mai. Bei dem großen Pay Per View gibt es neben Topmatches wie CM Punk vs. Hangman Page und MJF vs. Wardlow auch die Finals der Turniere zu Ehren des tragisch verunglückten Owen Hart. In der neuen Episode von Heelturn - der SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast liefern Zapf und Ritter Vor-Ort-Eindrücke aus Sin City und sprechen im großen und bunten Interview über ihre Erwartungen an DoN, ihre persönlichen Erinnerungen an Owen und auch über ihre je über 25 ereignisreichen Jahre als Kommentator mehrerer Wrestling-Ären, von den Neunzigern bis heute. Unter anderem verrät Ritter, welche tragende Rolle er bei dem legendären, von Michael Buffer angesagten Auspuff Match von Comedian Tom Gerhardt bei WCW spielte während Zapf sich daran erinnert, wie ihn einst eine Begegnung mit Pamela Anderson das Kommentieren von WrestleMania erschwerte ...

Der eine war viele Jahre lang Teil des deutschen Kommentatorenduos von WWE, der andere lieh seine ebenso einprägsame Stimme dem früheren Konkurrenten WCW, nun bilden die beiden ein Dream Team bei AEW: Günter Zapf und Mike Ritter begleiten für Warner TV Serie die Shows von All Elite Wrestling und berichten gerade aktuell vor Ort in Las Vegas über Double or Nothing am Sonntag, den 29. Mai. Bei dem großen Pay Per View gibt es neben Topmatches wie CM Punk vs. Hangman Page und MJF vs. Wardlow auch die Finals der Turniere zu Ehren des tragisch verunglückten Owen Hart. In der neuen Episode von Heelturn - der SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast liefern Zapf und Ritter Vor-Ort-Eindrücke aus Sin City und sprechen im großen und bunten Interview über ihre Erwartungen an DoN, ihre persönlichen Erinnerungen an Owen und auch über ihre je über 25 ereignisreichen Jahre als Kommentator mehrerer Wrestling-Ären, von den Neunzigern bis heute. Unter anderem verrät Ritter, welche tragende Rolle er bei dem legendären, von Michael Buffer angesagten Auspuff Match von Comedian Tom Gerhardt bei WCW spielte während Zapf sich daran erinnert, wie ihn einst eine Begegnung mit Pamela Anderson das Kommentieren von WrestleMania erschwerte ...

Der eine war viele Jahre lang Teil des deutschen Kommentatorenduos von WWE, der andere lieh seine ebenso einprägsame Stimme dem früheren Konkurrenten WCW, nun bilden die beiden ein Dream Team bei AEW: Günter Zapf und Mike Ritter begleiten für Warner TV Serie die Shows von All Elite Wrestling und berichten gerade aktuell vor Ort in Las Vegas über Double or Nothing am Sonntag, den 29. Mai. Bei dem großen Pay Per View gibt es neben Topmatches wie CM Punk vs. Hangman Page und MJF vs. Wardlow auch die Finals der Turniere zu Ehren des tragisch verunglückten Owen Hart. In der neuen Episode von Heelturn - der SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast liefern Zapf und Ritter Vor-Ort-Eindrücke aus Sin City und sprechen im großen und bunten Interview über ihre Erwartungen an DoN, ihre persönlichen Erinnerungen an Owen und auch über ihre je über 25 ereignisreichen Jahre als Kommentator mehrerer Wrestling-Ären, von den Neunzigern bis heute. Unter anderem verrät Ritter, welche tragende Rolle er bei dem legendären, von Michael Buffer angesagten Auspuff Match von Comedian Tom Gerhardt bei WCW spielte während Zapf sich daran erinnert, wie ihn einst eine Begegnung mit Pamela Anderson das Kommentieren von WrestleMania erschwerte ...

Der eine war viele Jahre lang Teil des deutschen Kommentatorenduos von WWE, der andere lieh seine ebenso einprägsame Stimme dem früheren Konkurrenten WCW, nun bilden die beiden ein Dream Team bei AEW: Günter Zapf und Mike Ritter begleiten für Warner TV Serie die Shows von All Elite Wrestling und berichten gerade aktuell vor Ort in Las Vegas über Double or Nothing am Sonntag, den 29. Mai. Bei dem großen Pay Per View gibt es neben Topmatches wie CM Punk vs. Hangman Page und MJF vs. Wardlow auch die Finals der Turniere zu Ehren des tragisch verunglückten Owen Hart. In der neuen Episode von Heelturn - der SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast liefern Zapf und Ritter Vor-Ort-Eindrücke aus Sin City und sprechen im großen und bunten Interview über ihre Erwartungen an DoN, ihre persönlichen Erinnerungen an Owen und auch über ihre je über 25 ereignisreichen Jahre als Kommentator mehrerer Wrestling-Ären, von den Neunzigern bis heute. Unter anderem verrät Ritter, welche tragende Rolle er bei dem legendären, von Michael Buffer angesagten Auspuff Match von Comedian Tom Gerhardt bei WCW spielte während Zapf sich daran erinnert, wie ihn einst eine Begegnung mit Pamela Anderson das Kommentieren von WrestleMania erschwerte ... Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Seinfeld has "The show about noting."  Well, we have the podcast about nothing.  No topic on this one.  We had Mike Ritter in the studio and discussed the fact that he was the first Rock Haus Studios recording artist.  Jamey surprised Mike with a very special gift from those recording sessions that you have to hear.  Hot off Rib Redemption, we talked about what is was like to be a judge in the event, since two of the judges are from our (Jamey's) very own podcast.  We also listened to some original music from Mike that was recorded in Rock Haus Studios.   Listen through the end for some outtakes that didn't exactly make the cut.   Featuring Special Music and In Studio guest Mike Ritter

FCNI's Eryka Santoyo called in to First Look with Andy Morris today. Joining her was Mike Ritter... who's donations have helped numerous youth reach their goals and start off on the right path.

LaMonica Garrett is a San Francisco native named after Oakland Raiders quarterback Daryle Lamonica. Garett is a former professional slamball player. His breakthrough acting role was an episode of One Tree Hill that had a Slamball-related storyline. He had a recurring role as 'Deputy Sheriff Cane' on FX's Sons of Anarchy. He starred as Lieutenant TAO Cameron Burk on TNT's The Last Ship,and as Secret Service agent Mike Ritter on ABC's Designated Survivor. Other credits include "Elseworlds" on The CW, Legends of Tomorrow and Crisis on Infinite Earths.

LaMonica Garrett is a San Francisco native named after Oakland Raiders quarterback Daryle Lamonica. Garett is a former professional slamball player. His breakthrough acting role was an episode of One Tree Hill that had a Slamball-related storyline. He had a recurring role as 'Deputy Sheriff Cane' on FX's Sons of Anarchy. He starred as Lieutenant TAO Cameron Burk on TNT's The Last Ship,and as Secret Service agent Mike Ritter on ABC's Designated Survivor. Other credits include "Elseworlds" on The CW, Legends of Tomorrow and Crisis on Infinite Earths.

LaMonica Garrett is a San Francisco native named after Oakland Raiders quarterback Daryle Lamonica. Garett is a former professional slamball player. His breakthrough acting role was an episode of One Tree Hill that had a Slamball-related storyline. He had a recurring role as 'Deputy Sheriff Cane' on FX's Sons of Anarchy. He starred as Lieutenant TAO Cameron Burk on TNT's The Last Ship,and as Secret Service agent Mike Ritter on ABC's Designated Survivor. Other credits include "Elseworlds" on The CW, Legends of Tomorrow and Crisis on Infinite Earths.

LaMonica Garrett is a San Francisco native named after Oakland Raiders quarterback Daryle Lamonica. Garett is a former professional slamball player. His breakthrough acting role was an episode of One Tree Hill that had a Slamball-related storyline. He had a recurring role as 'Deputy Sheriff Cane' on FX's Sons of Anarchy. He starred as Lieutenant TAO Cameron Burk on TNT's The Last Ship,and as Secret Service agent Mike Ritter on ABC's Designated Survivor. Other credits include "Elseworlds" on The CW, Legends of Tomorrow and Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Heute ist der deutsche AEW Kommentator MIKE RITTER zu Gast

Hier könnt ihr AEW Revolution noch bestellen: aewrevolution.de In der Nacht von Sonntag auf Montag zeigt AEW seinen ersten PPV des Jahres und hat [...] The post AEW Revolution 2021 Preview DANN FLIEGT DER BUMMS IN DIE LUFT! Mit Mike Ritter & Günter Zapf first appeared on Spotfight - Wrestling News, Podcasts & mehr!....

Hier könnt ihr AEW Revolution noch bestellen: aewrevolution.de In der Nacht von Sonntag auf Montag zeigt AEW seinen ersten PPV des Jahres – und hat einige große Attraktionen versprochen. Unsere Tipps und Erwartungen: JETZT in der Vorschau zu AEW Revolution! Mike Ritter: Er kommentiert seit über 20 Jahren Wrestling im deutschen TV – unter anderem WCW und Lucha Underground. Seit Ende Oktober ist er gemeinsam mit Günther Zapf für die deutsche Übertragung von AEW Dynamite auf TNT Serie zuständig. Twitter: https://twitter.com/MucMikeRitter Günter Zapf Nahezu jeder kennt die Stimme von Günter Zapf! Seit Jahrzehnten kommentiert er die großen Wrestling-Produkte für deutsche Zuschauer und begleitete dabei die Fans durch WWE, Lucha Underground und nun All Elite Wrestling Twitter:  https://twitter.com/ZapfGuenter Tobi: Der „Toaster“ berichtet schon seit einigen Jahren auf unserem News-Kanal. Er arbeitet als Redakteur für BRAVO SPORT und ist zudem Sprecher und Moderator. Seit April 2020 leitet er führend den Spotfight Wrestling Podcast. Twitter: https://twitter.com/TobiTextet YouTube Link: ➜ Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/spotfight ➜ Sichere dir exklusive Vorteile (+Podcasts) und unterstütze das Projekt hier: https://www.patreon.com/SpotfightPodcast ➜Jetzt auf YouTube abonnieren!

In the 1970s surfing and smoking pot went hand in hand. As surfers traveled the world in search of perfect waves in places like Bali, Indonesia, some of them encountered high quality Afghan hashish and a potent but cheap strain of marijuana from the Isaan region of Thailand and Laos. Tied to a stick and notable for their sticky and potent buds, these “Thai Sticks” became the most sought-after strain of marijuana in the United States of America. Eager to fund their counter-culture lifestyle, these surfers, known as “scammers”, turned to various schemes to traffic this coveted Southeast Asian export.  Peter Maguire and Mike Ritter's Thai Stick: Surfers, Scammers, and the Untold Story of the Marijuana Trade (Columbia University Press, 2014) focuses on this sub-culture of surfers who started moving drugs in hollowed out surfboards and suitcases with false bottoms but soon used large cargo ships to move tons of marijuana worth millions of dollars. As the scammers linked up with American veterans of the war in Vietnam and with the Thai, Chinese, and Japanese criminal underworld, the operations became large international conspiracies, making fortunes for some and ruining the lives of others. The story takes some surprising twists and turns, with scruffy surfers and hippies making their way from the Hippy Trail in Afghanistan and the beaches of Bali to massive mansions in Montecito and Tahiti, but also with some of its subjects winding up in a Thai, Vietnamese, and American jails. In the most tragic chapter, Maguire and Ritter's research reveals how a surfer from Seal Beach, California, was tortured in the Khmer Rouge's infamous S-21 prison before Comrade Duch ordered his brutally murder, just weeks ahead of the Vietnamese invasion which ended the genocidal regime. Using oral history techniques and Mike Ritter's numerous connections from his previous career as a “scammer”, Thai Stick is an engaging tale of tropical adventure, easy riches, and devastating loss, but also an insightful economic history that links Southeast Asia to the United States. Peter Maguire earned his doctorate in American History at Columbia University. His dissertation focused on the Nuremberg trials and American legal history in the context of the Cold War, becoming his first book, Law and War: An American Story (Columbia University Press, 2001). In the 1990s he went to Cambodia where he reported on the tail end of the civil war and the legacy of the Khmer Rouge, even helping to track down and interview some of the guards from the Tuol Sleng or S-21 prison in Phnom Penh. In 2005 he published Facing Death in Cambodia, also with Columbia University Press. He has published widely on a range of subjects. His work has appeared in periodicals ranging from The New York Review of Books and The Diplomat to The Surfers Journal. He has taught at a variety of institutions including Columbia, Bard, and the University of North Carolina Wilmington on topics ranging from human rights law and the war on drugs to the history of surfing. Mike Ritter spent years in the smuggling world, only to face federal charges long after his retirement as a scammer. Michael G. Vann is a professor of world history at California State University, Sacramento. A specialist in imperialism and the Cold War in Southeast Asia, he is the author of The Great Hanoi Rat Hunt: Empires, Disease, and Modernity in French Colonial Vietnam (Oxford University Press, 2018). When he's not reading or talking about new books with smart people, Mike can be found surfing in Santa Cruz, California.

In the 1970s surfing and smoking pot went hand in hand. As surfers traveled the world in search of perfect waves in places like Bali, Indonesia, some of them encountered high quality Afghan hashish and a potent but cheap strain of marijuana from the Isaan region of Thailand and Laos. Tied to a stick and notable for their sticky and potent buds, these “Thai Sticks” became the most sought-after strain of marijuana in the United States of America. Eager to fund their counter-culture lifestyle, these surfers, known as “scammers”, turned to various schemes to traffic this coveted Southeast Asian export.  Peter Maguire and Mike Ritter’s Thai Stick: Surfers, Scammers, and the Untold Story of the Marijuana Trade (Columbia University Press, 2014) focuses on this sub-culture of surfers who started moving drugs in hollowed out surfboards and suitcases with false bottoms but soon used large cargo ships to move tons of marijuana worth millions of dollars. As the scammers linked up with American veterans of the war in Vietnam and with the Thai, Chinese, and Japanese criminal underworld, the operations became large international conspiracies, making fortunes for some and ruining the lives of others. The story takes some surprising twists and turns, with scruffy surfers and hippies making their way from the Hippy Trail in Afghanistan and the beaches of Bali to massive mansions in Montecito and Tahiti, but also with some of its subjects winding up in a Thai, Vietnamese, and American jails. In the most tragic chapter, Maguire and Ritter’s research reveals how a surfer from Seal Beach, California, was tortured in the Khmer Rouge’s infamous S-21 prison before Comrade Duch ordered his brutally murder, just weeks ahead of the Vietnamese invasion which ended the genocidal regime. Using oral history techniques and Mike Ritter’s numerous connections from his previous career as a “scammer”, Thai Stick is an engaging tale of tropical adventure, easy riches, and devastating loss, but also an insightful economic history that links Southeast Asia to the United States. Peter Maguire earned his doctorate in American History at Columbia University. His dissertation focused on the Nuremberg trials and American legal history in the context of the Cold War, becoming his first book, Law and War: An American Story (Columbia University Press, 2001). In the 1990s he went to Cambodia where he reported on the tail end of the civil war and the legacy of the Khmer Rouge, even helping to track down and interview some of the guards from the Tuol Sleng or S-21 prison in Phnom Penh. In 2005 he published Facing Death in Cambodia, also with Columbia University Press. He has published widely on a range of subjects. His work has appeared in periodicals ranging from The New York Review of Books and The Diplomat to The Surfers Journal. He has taught at a variety of institutions including Columbia, Bard, and the University of North Carolina Wilmington on topics ranging from human rights law and the war on drugs to the history of surfing. Mike Ritter spent years in the smuggling world, only to face federal charges long after his retirement as a scammer. Michael G. Vann is a professor of world history at California State University, Sacramento. A specialist in imperialism and the Cold War in Southeast Asia, he is the author of The Great Hanoi Rat Hunt: Empires, Disease, and Modernity in French Colonial Vietnam (Oxford University Press, 2018). When he’s not reading or talking about new books with smart people, Mike can be found surfing in Santa Cruz, California. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the 1970s surfing and smoking pot went hand in hand. As surfers traveled the world in search of perfect waves in places like Bali, Indonesia, some of them encountered high quality Afghan hashish and a potent but cheap strain of marijuana from the Isaan region of Thailand and Laos. Tied to a stick and notable for their sticky and potent buds, these “Thai Sticks” became the most sought-after strain of marijuana in the United States of America. Eager to fund their counter-culture lifestyle, these surfers, known as “scammers”, turned to various schemes to traffic this coveted Southeast Asian export.  Peter Maguire and Mike Ritter's Thai Stick: Surfers, Scammers, and the Untold Story of the Marijuana Trade (Columbia University Press, 2014) focuses on this sub-culture of surfers who started moving drugs in hollowed out surfboards and suitcases with false bottoms but soon used large cargo ships to move tons of marijuana worth millions of dollars. As the scammers linked up with American veterans of the war in Vietnam and with the Thai, Chinese, and Japanese criminal underworld, the operations became large international conspiracies, making fortunes for some and ruining the lives of others. The story takes some surprising twists and turns, with scruffy surfers and hippies making their way from the Hippy Trail in Afghanistan and the beaches of Bali to massive mansions in Montecito and Tahiti, but also with some of its subjects winding up in a Thai, Vietnamese, and American jails. In the most tragic chapter, Maguire and Ritter's research reveals how a surfer from Seal Beach, California, was tortured in the Khmer Rouge's infamous S-21 prison before Comrade Duch ordered his brutally murder, just weeks ahead of the Vietnamese invasion which ended the genocidal regime. Using oral history techniques and Mike Ritter's numerous connections from his previous career as a “scammer”, Thai Stick is an engaging tale of tropical adventure, easy riches, and devastating loss, but also an insightful economic history that links Southeast Asia to the United States. Peter Maguire earned his doctorate in American History at Columbia University. His dissertation focused on the Nuremberg trials and American legal history in the context of the Cold War, becoming his first book, Law and War: An American Story (Columbia University Press, 2001). In the 1990s he went to Cambodia where he reported on the tail end of the civil war and the legacy of the Khmer Rouge, even helping to track down and interview some of the guards from the Tuol Sleng or S-21 prison in Phnom Penh. In 2005 he published Facing Death in Cambodia, also with Columbia University Press. He has published widely on a range of subjects. His work has appeared in periodicals ranging from The New York Review of Books and The Diplomat to The Surfers Journal. He has taught at a variety of institutions including Columbia, Bard, and the University of North Carolina Wilmington on topics ranging from human rights law and the war on drugs to the history of surfing. Mike Ritter spent years in the smuggling world, only to face federal charges long after his retirement as a scammer. Michael G. Vann is a professor of world history at California State University, Sacramento. A specialist in imperialism and the Cold War in Southeast Asia, he is the author of The Great Hanoi Rat Hunt: Empires, Disease, and Modernity in French Colonial Vietnam (Oxford University Press, 2018). When he's not reading or talking about new books with smart people, Mike can be found surfing in Santa Cruz, California. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/drugs-addiction-and-recovery

In the 1970s surfing and smoking pot went hand in hand. As surfers traveled the world in search of perfect waves in places like Bali, Indonesia, some of them encountered high quality Afghan hashish and a potent but cheap strain of marijuana from the Isaan region of Thailand and Laos. Tied to a stick and notable for their sticky and potent buds, these “Thai Sticks” became the most sought-after strain of marijuana in the United States of America. Eager to fund their counter-culture lifestyle, these surfers, known as “scammers”, turned to various schemes to traffic this coveted Southeast Asian export.  Peter Maguire and Mike Ritter’s Thai Stick: Surfers, Scammers, and the Untold Story of the Marijuana Trade (Columbia University Press, 2014) focuses on this sub-culture of surfers who started moving drugs in hollowed out surfboards and suitcases with false bottoms but soon used large cargo ships to move tons of marijuana worth millions of dollars. As the scammers linked up with American veterans of the war in Vietnam and with the Thai, Chinese, and Japanese criminal underworld, the operations became large international conspiracies, making fortunes for some and ruining the lives of others. The story takes some surprising twists and turns, with scruffy surfers and hippies making their way from the Hippy Trail in Afghanistan and the beaches of Bali to massive mansions in Montecito and Tahiti, but also with some of its subjects winding up in a Thai, Vietnamese, and American jails. In the most tragic chapter, Maguire and Ritter’s research reveals how a surfer from Seal Beach, California, was tortured in the Khmer Rouge’s infamous S-21 prison before Comrade Duch ordered his brutally murder, just weeks ahead of the Vietnamese invasion which ended the genocidal regime. Using oral history techniques and Mike Ritter’s numerous connections from his previous career as a “scammer”, Thai Stick is an engaging tale of tropical adventure, easy riches, and devastating loss, but also an insightful economic history that links Southeast Asia to the United States. Peter Maguire earned his doctorate in American History at Columbia University. His dissertation focused on the Nuremberg trials and American legal history in the context of the Cold War, becoming his first book, Law and War: An American Story (Columbia University Press, 2001). In the 1990s he went to Cambodia where he reported on the tail end of the civil war and the legacy of the Khmer Rouge, even helping to track down and interview some of the guards from the Tuol Sleng or S-21 prison in Phnom Penh. In 2005 he published Facing Death in Cambodia, also with Columbia University Press. He has published widely on a range of subjects. His work has appeared in periodicals ranging from The New York Review of Books and The Diplomat to The Surfers Journal. He has taught at a variety of institutions including Columbia, Bard, and the University of North Carolina Wilmington on topics ranging from human rights law and the war on drugs to the history of surfing. Mike Ritter spent years in the smuggling world, only to face federal charges long after his retirement as a scammer. Michael G. Vann is a professor of world history at California State University, Sacramento. A specialist in imperialism and the Cold War in Southeast Asia, he is the author of The Great Hanoi Rat Hunt: Empires, Disease, and Modernity in French Colonial Vietnam (Oxford University Press, 2018). When he’s not reading or talking about new books with smart people, Mike can be found surfing in Santa Cruz, California. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the 1970s surfing and smoking pot went hand in hand. As surfers traveled the world in search of perfect waves in places like Bali, Indonesia, some of them encountered high quality Afghan hashish and a potent but cheap strain of marijuana from the Isaan region of Thailand and Laos. Tied to a stick and notable for their sticky and potent buds, these “Thai Sticks” became the most sought-after strain of marijuana in the United States of America. Eager to fund their counter-culture lifestyle, these surfers, known as “scammers”, turned to various schemes to traffic this coveted Southeast Asian export.  Peter Maguire and Mike Ritter’s Thai Stick: Surfers, Scammers, and the Untold Story of the Marijuana Trade (Columbia University Press, 2014) focuses on this sub-culture of surfers who started moving drugs in hollowed out surfboards and suitcases with false bottoms but soon used large cargo ships to move tons of marijuana worth millions of dollars. As the scammers linked up with American veterans of the war in Vietnam and with the Thai, Chinese, and Japanese criminal underworld, the operations became large international conspiracies, making fortunes for some and ruining the lives of others. The story takes some surprising twists and turns, with scruffy surfers and hippies making their way from the Hippy Trail in Afghanistan and the beaches of Bali to massive mansions in Montecito and Tahiti, but also with some of its subjects winding up in a Thai, Vietnamese, and American jails. In the most tragic chapter, Maguire and Ritter’s research reveals how a surfer from Seal Beach, California, was tortured in the Khmer Rouge’s infamous S-21 prison before Comrade Duch ordered his brutally murder, just weeks ahead of the Vietnamese invasion which ended the genocidal regime. Using oral history techniques and Mike Ritter’s numerous connections from his previous career as a “scammer”, Thai Stick is an engaging tale of tropical adventure, easy riches, and devastating loss, but also an insightful economic history that links Southeast Asia to the United States. Peter Maguire earned his doctorate in American History at Columbia University. His dissertation focused on the Nuremberg trials and American legal history in the context of the Cold War, becoming his first book, Law and War: An American Story (Columbia University Press, 2001). In the 1990s he went to Cambodia where he reported on the tail end of the civil war and the legacy of the Khmer Rouge, even helping to track down and interview some of the guards from the Tuol Sleng or S-21 prison in Phnom Penh. In 2005 he published Facing Death in Cambodia, also with Columbia University Press. He has published widely on a range of subjects. His work has appeared in periodicals ranging from The New York Review of Books and The Diplomat to The Surfers Journal. He has taught at a variety of institutions including Columbia, Bard, and the University of North Carolina Wilmington on topics ranging from human rights law and the war on drugs to the history of surfing. Mike Ritter spent years in the smuggling world, only to face federal charges long after his retirement as a scammer. Michael G. Vann is a professor of world history at California State University, Sacramento. A specialist in imperialism and the Cold War in Southeast Asia, he is the author of The Great Hanoi Rat Hunt: Empires, Disease, and Modernity in French Colonial Vietnam (Oxford University Press, 2018). When he’s not reading or talking about new books with smart people, Mike can be found surfing in Santa Cruz, California. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ein letztes mal setzen sich Mike Ritter und Björn Behrens mit Tim zusammen hin, und sprechen über ihre Sicht auf das Geschäft Wrestling in Deutschland. Themen u.a: - Kommt Opa Herbert auch zum Essen - Tim bekommt u.a erklärt warum, man manche Sachen im Wrestlingbezug nicht sagen sollte. Und warum es keine WORKER gibt sondern Aktive und oder Wrestler. - Warum Manu Thiele das was im Zusammenhang mit dem Doppelpass und Shitstorm, er sicher nicht verdient hatte. - Das Open Air in Kutenholz und den unermüdlichen Einsatz von Dieter Murck - Wie geht es weiter mit der Szene uvm Viel Spaß

Der Mann der wohl mit Mike Ritter am häufigsten zu Gast war , wenn ihr wisst was wir meinen Themen: -DWA -GWF -wXw -Lucky Kid -Trainingsseminare -Tarkan hat sich immer wieder neu erfunden uvm

AEW lädt zum letzten Mal 2020 zu einem Großevent – und die Card hat es in sich! Wird der PPV das Jahr bei AEW mit einem Knall beenden? Ihr hört die Vorschau zu Full Gear 2020 vom Spotfight Wrestling Podcast. Mit dabei sind die deutschen AEW Kommentatoren Mike Ritter und Günter Zapf! Den PPV könnt ihr bei Sky oder hier bestellen: aewfullgear.de Mike Ritter: Er kommentiert seit über 20 Jahren Wrestling im deutschen TV – unter anderem WCW und Lucha Underground. Seit Ende Oktober ist er gemeinsam mit Günther Zapf für die deutsche Übertragung von AEW Dynamite auf TNT Serie zuständig. Twitter: https://twitter.com/MucMikeRitter Günter Zapf Nahezu jeder kennt die Stimme von Günter Zapf! Seit Jahrzehnten kommentiert er die großen Wrestling-Produkte für deutsche Zuschauer und begleitete dabei die Fans durch WWE, Lucha Underground und nun All Elite Wrestling Twitter:  https://twitter.com/ZapfGuenter Tobi: Der „Toaster“ berichtet schon seit einigen Jahren auf unserem News-Kanal. Er arbeitet als Sprecher, Moderator und Bundesliga-Berichterstatter. Twitter: https://twitter.com/TobiTextet Folge auf YouTube: https://youtu.be/18XlTjVorpM ➜ Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/spotfight ➜ Sichere dir exklusive Vorteile (+Podcasts) und unterstütze das Projekt hier: https://www.patreon.com/SpotfightPodcast ➜Jetzt auf YouTube abonnieren!

AEW lädt zum letzten Mal 2020 zu einem Großevent und die Card hat es in sich! Wird der PPV das Jahr bei AEW mit [...] The post AEW Full Gear 2020 Preview GROER KNALL mit Günter Zapf & Mike Ritter! first appeared on Spotfight - Wrestling News, Podcasts & mehr!....

Es ist die erste von DREI AEW Podcast-Ausgaben in dieser Woche. Wir sprechen über die finale Dynamite-Show vor Full Gear am Wochenende. Freitagabend erwartet euch die Vorschau mit Mike Ritter, Günther Zapf und Tobi - und Sonntagmorgen DIREKT nach Full Gear sind wir LIVE mit der Analyse zum PPV. Tobi: Der „Toaster“ berichtet schon seit einigen Jahren auf unserem News-Kanal. Er arbeitet als Sprecher, Moderator und Bundesliga-Berichterstatter. Twitter: https://twitter.com/TobiTextet TJ: Alexander Bedranowsky stieg als Thumbtack Jack in den Ring. Mit seinen Death-Matches bekam er internationale Aufmerksamkeit. Nach seinem Karriereende durch Verletzung arbeitete TJ bei WWE hinter den Kulissen. Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThumbtackJack  [poll id="281"] Folge auf YouTube: https://youtu.be/rmJnPngP_ZA ➜ Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/spotfight ➜ Sichere dir exklusive Vorteile (+Podcasts) und unterstütze das Projekt hier: https://www.patreon.com/SpotfightPodcast ➜Jetzt auf YouTube abonnieren!

WE ARE BACK! we took a break from the podcast because there was so much happening but after a much needed break, we are up and running again and looking forward to creating more content. In this episode of the podcast we interviewed Mike Ritter who is the public health educator for Domestic Violence Intervention or aka DVI. He talked about toxic stress, what it means and how we can heal from it. ENJOY! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amauryabreushow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amauryabreushow/support

Family Care Networks Eryka Santoyo invited Mike Ritter... the author of "Lifted" to talk about the Journey Fund... and why he stared it.

ACES- Adverse Childhood Experiences is the acronym that explainsperson's the idea of trauma and how it relates to a persons health. Mike and I also talked about how this applies to communities and what we can do to heal from trauma. ENJOY! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amauryabreushow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amauryabreushow/support

Kareen Turner and Mike Ritter discuss the Coronavirus (COVID-19).  Whole food nutrition, intermittent fasting, community, and regular workouts are key in maintaining a strong immune system. The FASTer Way team is providing many resources during this time including blog posts here.  The statements made regarding these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The efficacy of these products has not been confirmed by FDA-approved research. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This podcast is for educational purposes only and not meant as a substitute for medical care or advice.

In der Nacht von Samstag auf Sonntag präsentiert AEW seineerste Großveranstaltung des Jahres. Nach Full Gear im November ist es der zweite PPV seit dem Anlaufen der TV-Shows. Wir sprechen über die Matchcard und den entsprechenden Aufbau des Events  - mit dabei ist AEW-Kommentator Mike Ritter! Mike Ritter: Er kommentiert seit über 20 Jahren Wrestling im deutschen TV – unter anderem WCW und Lucha Underground. Seit Ende Oktober ist er gemeinsam mit Günther Zapf für die deutsche Übertragung von AEW Dynamite auf TNT Serie zuständig. Twitter: https://twitter.com/MucMikeRitter Tobi: Der „Toaster“ berichtet schon seit einigen Jahren auf unserem News-Kanal. Er arbeitet als Sprecher, Moderator und Bundesliga-Berichterstatter. Twitter: https://twitter.com/TobiTextet Folge auf YouTube: https://youtu.be/CZXTj3M-taE ➜ Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/spotfight ➜ Sichere dir exklusive Vorteile (+Podcasts) und unterstütze das Projekt hier: https://www.patreon.com/SpotfightPodcast ➜Jetzt auf YouTube abonnieren!

- Neid in der Schlager Branche - die europäische Wrestlingszene - Comeback als Ringsprecher? - kommt AEW on TNT bald nach Deutschland? - Zusammenarbeit von TNT und AEW - Oliver Copp als dritter Mann an Bord - und vieles mehr

Amanda interviews Mike Ritter, and they talk about the importance of community for men. He also discusses his new project - "Raising Testosterone."  Mike Ritter is a Certified Personal Trainer, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, and fitness coach. He helps all athletes and parents optimize their health through science-based approaches to fitness and diet.​ For more information about the FASTer Way program, please visit our website at fasterwaytofatloss.com; and be sure to get your free gift by visiting fasterwaytofatloss.com/freegift.​

Folge 10 von Hauptkampf! Ein Mini-Jubiläum mit einem besonderen Gast: AEW Kommentator Mike Ritter. Tobi und Mike sprechen über Stärken, Schwächen und Potenzial von All Elite Wrestling. Außerdem gibt es spannende Einblick in die Arbeit eines Wrestling-Kommentators. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Mike Ritter: Er kommentiert seit über 20 Jahren Wrestling im deutschen TV - unter anderem WCW und Lucha Underground. Seit Ende Oktober ist er gemeinsam mit Günther Zapf für die deutsche Übertragung von AEW Dynamite auf TNT Serie zuständig. Twitter: https://twitter.com/MucMikeRitter Tobi: Der „Toaster“ berichtet schon seit einigen Jahren auf unserem News-Kanal. Er arbeitet als Sprecher, Moderator und Bundesliga-Berichterstatter. Twitter: https://twitter.com/TobiTextet Podcast auf YouTube: https://youtu.be/I2sB7vJanNE ➜ Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/spotfight ➜ Sichere dir exklusive Vorteile (+Podcasts) und unterstütze das Projekt hier: https://www.patreon.com/SpotfightPodcast ➜Jetzt auf YouTube abonnieren!

BLOWN UP #35 mit Mike Ritter Unser heutiger Gast ist Teil des deutschen Kommentatoren-Mount-Rushmore und die Stimme des großen WWE-Konkurrenten ALL ELITE WRESTLING! Mit uns redet der Gute über seine Anfänge im Business, lässt uns an zahlreichen Anekdoten teilhaben und erzählt wie es zum AEW-Deal gekommen ist. Wir freuen uns euch diese vollgepackte Ausgabe präsentieren zu können. +++Credits+++ No Copyright Country Music - Runaways https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feSEPwIm_4E

Coming to you live from Fishkill, New York! During the Labor Day Weekend, the Empire State Star Wars Collectors Club hosted a meetup for local members (and some out-of-state ones)called The Annual. Join host David Quinn as he presents his first-ever live podcast panel telling the story of the Empire State Star Wars Collectors Club. What started as an idea between two friends at the beginning of this decade has grown into a group consisting of more than 300 passionate collectors, and has led them on amazing adventures across New York state and beyond! Thank you to Jason Thomas, Tom Quinn, Skye Paine, Mike Boniface, Mike Ritter, Lauren Starkiller, Chris Riehle, Michael Cooper, Ed Nagy, Fonz Napolitano, Ron Salvatore, and Tyler Fedigan for sharing your stories, and for making this an inspiring and moving presentation. And special thanks to Chris Porteous for your audio wizardry, and to Pete LeRose, whose friendship and kindness led to this episode. Here's to all of you, and to the Empire State!

Unsere Guten Freunde Mike Ritter und Oliver Copp waren endlich mal wieder zu Gast. Und haben spannende zum Thema Starrcast , der arbeit für Sky Wrestling und AEW Double or Nothing zu berichten. Viel Spaß

Guests in Hour 2 include Matt Faulkner of the Dam Grille, a preview of Beat the Pros, Thomas Pagel, Mike Ritter and Scott Ellis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Moin Moin, auch an diesem sonnigen Sonntag lassen wir euch nicht im Stich, denn wir kommen mit einer neuen Ausgabe eures Liebingswrestlingpodcast um die Ecke. Im 1. Teil sprechen Herr Flöter, Tim und Mike Ritter über all das was Mike Ritter in dem letzten Jahr, als er nicht bei uns zu Gast war getan hat. Es geht um Lucha Underground, Wie kann man sich Tapings von LU vorstellen , Günther Zapf und ihre Chemie, fehlt ihm die deutsche Szene Was für scheiß Ringsprecher gibt es eigentlich ?! und natürlich dürfen auch die Erdmännchen nicht fehlen. In Part 2 sprechen Roman und Alex über das Thema Frauenwrestling und gehen bis an den Anfang des Damencatch zurück, aber auch, aktuelle Themen und Lieblingswrestlerinnen werden nicht ausgelassen. Viel Spaß beim hören! 00:00:00 - 01:02:40 Flöter , Reiseleiter und Mike Ritter Lucha Underground , Deutsche Szene , Schalger , Erdmännchen , Ringsprächer uvm 01:02:40 - 01:04:47 Musik Boxhamsters - Supratendenz 01:04:48 bis zum Ende Roman und Alex Frauen Wrestling im Wandel der Zeit

Obesity in children is no longer a rare occurrence. Technology has made it easier for children to play and communicate without leaving the house. What are the long-term consequences of consuming too much junk food and lacking exercise? What role do parents play in this? How can it be fixed without making your children feel frustrated? In this episode, Mike Ritter speaks about the hormonal mutations that appear in obese children over time and what can parents do about it. If your child is living in your home and they are obese, you are guilty as a parent. -Jay Campbell   Three Takeaways Traditional medicine is good when it comes to pathology, but it doesn’t have a holistic approach. It doesn’t delve deeper into what causes high blood sugar levels, or obesity. Children who are obese or who overeat tend to suffer later in their lives as well, since it can lead to hormonal disruptions and mutations. As a parent, it’s your duty to lead by example. Cook healthy meals and go outside at least an hour every day.   In the beginning of the podcast, we discussed how many children are suffering from obesity and what long-term effects come from carrying excess weight. We then talked about what happens when kids stay indoors and remain sedentary from an early age.   We also covered: The importance of leading children towards a healthy lifestyle by example Giving your children a choice and letting them pick what activities suit them   The number of teenagers and children who suffer from Type 2 diabetes is steadily rising, and it’s your responsibility as a parent to lead by example. Just telling your kids to eat healthier and exercise won’t work if you have unhealthy habits. You have to conduct yourself as a healthy parent because children imitate what they see in their own home.   Guest Bio- Mike Ritter is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer & Corrective Specialist, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition® Practitioner, Functional Range Conditioning mobility specialist, and a Certified Metabolic Fitness Practitioner.   In short, he helps people determine what hormonal imbalances they have and comes up with an all-natural, holistic solution to their issues, without the use of pills or addictive medicines. You can find out more about him and his services at http://resultcult.com/about-us/.

KMOV Sports Director Maurice Drummond rejoins J.J. Bailey and producer Mike Ritter for this week's episode breaking down everything from the Cardinals mediocrity against bad teams to Jordan Hicks' elevation to one of the best young relievers in baseball. The guys also talk about the budding 'new bash brothers' pair of Marcell Ozuna and Jose Martinez and preview the Birds' weekend series against the rival Cubbies. Enjoy. BONUS: 2018 is on pace to feature both the best and the worst individual seasons in MLB history. We break them down and ALSO give Maurice a few minutes to rant about his once beloved Orioles, who are enabling incredible crimes against baseball.

The Cardinals got Molina and Martinez back, and instead of a big boost, they played their worst baseball of the season. Lead baseball writer JJ Bailey is joined by KMOV sportswriter Brenden Schaeffer and producer Mike Ritter to talk about the confounding lack of basic baseball fundamentals on display. Later, they discuss surprise studs and who's keeping this machine on the tracks, before diving into the troubling case of Alex Reyes. Finally, the episode wraps up with a look at the lopsided, back-loaded schedule in June. Also: What are the Braves?

Mike Ritter is President and Owner of Great Lakes Heating, Air Conditioning, & Electrical in South Bend, Indiana.  The normal recruiting methods weren’t getting the results Mike needed, so Mike decided to hold his own recruiting event for his company. He generously shares his methods and results with us.

In this second road report, Ben and David bring on Mike Ritter, keyboardist of No Longer Music, to share what he has seen God do on their current tour. You will hear some stories from the road and of course a random story from David.

Mike's fitness and nutrition philosophy is based around foundational belief that people can heal and thrive naturally. His work as a new age fitness specialist and metabolic coach has been featured in Paleo Magazine, Paleo Magazine Radio, Robb Wolfs Paleo Solution and 30/30 Strong Podcasts. He is also co-author of the Ebook Balance Stress which was nominated Ebook of the year by Paleo Magazine.

Wrestling News KW08 präsentiert von Wrestling.plus und GF der Talk Diesmal als Gäste: Verena Mike Ritter FranzZockt Roman Themen: Andre Trucker Abschied / Das Match Ivan und Trucker VS Karstens und Fynn / GWF Patron wie sieht es aus? / RAMBO VS Ahemd / Lucha Underground 2 Staffel auf TNT Serie / Zusammenarbeit wXw und TNT Serie? / Wusel das Erdmännchen / Mike bald mit neuer Single / wXw München / wXw Hamburg / Carat Hibbel schon da / Next Step Gewinnspiel / Roman liebt Robert Kaiser / uvm GF Talker : Tim , Peter , Herr Flöter und Alex Viel Spaß

In this episode guest Mike Ritter discusses his career path as a personal trainer and gym owner.    Guest name: Mike Ritter website: http://resultcult.com/

Tim hat dieses mal das neue Lucha Underground Duo im GF der Talk Interview. Mike Ritter und Günter Zapf sind wohl mit die erfahrensten Kommentatoren in Sachen Wrestling in Deutschland. Themen: Lucha Underground als Hauptthema und mit allen Infos/ Wie Lange und woher kennen sich Mike und Günter / Wie kam es zu der erstmaligen Zusammenarbeit / Was machen Mike und Günter neben dem Wrestling kommentieren / Der Abgang von Günter bei der WWE / NFL / Die Tomate in Schwabing / Die Anzüge und was habt ihr euch dabei gedacht? / Stimmt die Annahme das das Wrestling Geschäft ein Haifischbecken von Egomanen ist? / RTL 2 und der versuch Wrestling Nachmittags zu zeigen / Name Game: Günter: Oli Copp , Carsten Schäfer , XFL und Mike Mike: Nic Held , Stefan Kastenmüller , Takeshi's Castle und Günter Viel Spaß bei 88 unterhaltsamen Minuten

Die ersten Berührungspunkte mit CatchWrestling Die Anfänge der Power-Wrestling : nach drei Ausgaben 100000 DM Miese , und jetzt schon 20 Jahre PW Kayfabe und PW als Vorreiter ( Das kam nicht immer gut an) Warum keine Interviews und Fotografie Rechte von der WWE für die PW mehr? Wolfgang und Carsten Schaefer und viele Ungereimtheiten Carsten weiß ich mag seinen Kommentar Stil nicht Ich habe mitgeholfen das die WWE Deutschland zu Premiere kam , andere haben das nicht gern gesehen..... Ich hatte Informanten in der WWE jetzt kann ich es ja sagen.... ProSieben MAXX ist kein guter Deal........ Dieter Krap und Rechtsstreit mit der PW Ohne Christian Bruns würde es die PW nicht mehr geben , er hat in schlechten Zeiten sogar auf Gehalt verzichtet bin ihm ewig Dankbar The Ultimate Warrior , 'The Rocket' Owen Hart und The British Bulldog waren richtige Freunde Die Warrior Show und die Zusammenarbeit mit der CWA Wie viel Wolfgang steckt noch in den Aktuellen Heften Name Game: The Sandman , The Official Shane The Franchise Douglas Fan Page , Otto Wanz , Hulk Hogan , Peter William , Christian Bruns , Mike Ritter , Günter Zapf , Uli Fesseler Wie sieht sich Wolfgang mit der PW aufgestellt gerade in einem Zeitalter wo Internet so wichtig ist? Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw) macht gute Arbeit aber........ Viel Spaß

Reiseleiter Tim Petrowski fragt diesmal u.a Catch-Up und NWA - Ring frei und WWF, lief das parallel oder gegeneinander? War man als Catch-Up Moderator eigentlich berühmt? Die beiden lesen ihr Best of Zuschauerpost und RTL-Hausmitteilungen und plaudern über ihre Gäste und ihren Trip nach Atlanta durch beim Sender eingespartes Geld. Es geht weiter mit dem Verhältnis zu den Zuschauern, das Erlebnis CWA und die Liebe zum Wrestling in vielerlei Hinsicht. Wie unterschied sich das Moderieren in den Rollen der beiden von der Moderation von Carsten Schäfer? Denkt RTL noch an die beiden? Wie war das mit dem Drehbuchschreiben und was haben die beiden nach Catch-Up gemacht und was machen die beiden heute? Warum sollte man das neue Buch von Rochus Hahn (Die Kunst, Elch-Urin frisch zu halten) unbedingt gelesen haben? Als Bonusstory erzählt Rochus noch die Geschichte des Fußballspiels CWA-Catcher vs. Damenmannschaft Fortuna Sachsenross und der anschließenden Dusche und Ben Brumfield lässt und wissen, warum er als Amerikaner so gut Deutsch spricht. Das, was uns das Wrestling für's Leben lehrt erfahrt ihr in Teil 2 des herzlichen Interviews mit den beiden Catch-Up-Moderatoren, präsentiert von MOONSAULT.de Eine Auswahl der Themen in beiden im Überblick: - RTL als Arbeitgeber - Gab es Quotendruck? - Hatte Catch Up ein Drehbuch? - Eddy Steinblock - Rene Lasartesse - Steve Wright - Peter William - CWA - Otto Wanz - Der Trip nach Atlanta mit Interviews wie z.B. Sycho Sid Vicious und The Real Sting - Die Konkurrenz Ring frei! / Verhältnis zu Carsten Schaefer - Bracks Pranger u.a mit Hannes Jaenicke und Ingolf Lück - G.L.O.W. war einfach scheiße - Horst und seine Wrestling Kämpfe - Joe als Ringrichter - Joe mit Uli auf den 1992er VHS-Kaufkassetten - Die Karriere nach Catch Up von Ben und Rochus - Warum nicht beim RTL Jubiläum? - Das neue Buch von Rochus Hahn: Die Kunst, Elch-Urin frisch zu halten - Ein Benefiz-Fußballspiel Wrestler gegen Frauen Bundesliga und nur eine Dusche... - Schauen sie aktuell noch Wrestling? Weitere Wrestling-Podcasts, den Catch-Stammtisch und Interviews findet ihr unter GFTalk.de u.a mit Alexander Wolfe, Tassilo Jung, Ingo Vollenberg, Christian Jakobi, Mike Ritter, Ahmed Chaer, Chris Raaber, Karsten Beck, John Klinger, Tony St Clair, Eddy Steinblock, Christian Eckstein, EC3, Walandi Tsanti, Oliver Copp und vielen mehr.

Catch UP Comeback Horst Brack und Joe Williams im GF der Talk Interview Teil Eins präsentiert von MOONSAULT.de Wir begeben uns zurück ins Jahr 1989, als Joe Williams aka Ben Brumfield sich mit seinem Chef überwarf und wie die Jungfrau zum Kinde zum Wrestling im TV und zu Rochus Hahn aka Horst Brack kam. Was unterschied die beiden und wie funktionierte die Zusammenarbeit? Was passiert, wenn beide sich heutzutage treffen? Wie war das Zusammenarbeiten mit Peter William und Rene Lasartesse? Wie haben die Größen der Szene damals auf die Sendung reagiert? Wie war die aktive Ring-Erfahrung? Anekdoten rund um Eddy Steinblock und die Bahnschranke werden genau so hervorgekramt wie die Erfahrungen mit Sid Vicious und dem Spaß am Fluchen. Verfolgen die beiden das aktuelle Wrestling? Wie war das damals Don't try this at home? Catch Up vs. Thomas Gottschalk, und wie ging es nach dem Ende von Catch-Up bei RTL weiter? Das alles erfahrt Ihr in den ersten 70 Minuten von Tim Petrowski für GF-der Talk Die Catch Up Reunion wird präsentiert von MOONSAULT.de! Teil Zwei erscheint dann am 9.10.16 Weitere Wrestling Podcast , den Catch Stammtisch und Interviews findet ihr unter http://www.gftalk.de/specials.php u.a mit Alexander Wolfe , Tassilo Jung , Ingo Vollenberg , Christian Jakobi , Mike Ritter , Ahmed Chaer , Chris Raaber , Karsten Beck , John Klinger , Tony St Clair , Eddy Steinblock , Christian Eckstein uvm

This week Grant and Heavey are joined again by Mike Ritter, founder of the Result Cult and author of Balance Stress EBook- nominated EBook of the year by Paleo Magazine. Mike talks about the effects of external stressors on the adrenal system and the role of functional diagnostic practitioners in improving health. Both Mike and Heavey share their experiences as FDN providers ...and how a rock in your shoe relates to healthcare. Finally, Grant asks for clarification on the effects of alcohol on the adrenals. [0:52] How you doing, Mike? [1:51] Hangovers twice as bad [2:44] You were our first [4:43] Ebook of the year [5:34] Health vs sport [6:13] Smosh-Fit! [8:22] Functional Diagnostic Nutritional Practitioners [10:46] Metabolic dysfunction [13:05] Hormone balance [14:57] Headspace [15:58] What is adrenal fatigue? [18:13] Catabolic hormone [20:15] Why can't we say CrossFit? [22:02] Fight or flight [23:40] Is there any truth in it? [26:31] BS debates [29:23] A rock in your shoe [34:15] A Grant experiment

Das erste mal gibt es den Catch Stammtisch bei GF der Talk am Freitag. Gäste bei Tim sind Mike Ritter und Björn Behrens. Mal witzig , mal Kontrovers und so vieles mehr Wir haben uns nicht lumpen lassen es fängt genauso an wie jeder Stammtisch bissl ruhiger aber als der Abend länger wird.....Bierli ist das Stichwort OH LA LA. Themen: Anfänge im Euro Catch Das kennenlernen und der erste Urlaub ) wXw Now POW auf dem DOM in Hamburg warum hat es nicht geklappt Die Schönsten Reisen und Hotels Die Schlimmsten Reisen und Hotels Der RingMaster Björn Behrens Der klassische Rummel Catch Der große Rene Larsatesse Warum musste Mike vor Scott Steiner flüchten Lob an Harry B und wo die beiden ihn zuerst wahrgenommen haben. Würde Wrestling eine Doku Soap haben wäre darin Michael Kovac der größte SigMasta Rappo Pascal Signer und seine Rolle bei der Skandal TNA Show in der Schweiz und die Folgen Booker T kommt nicht wieder in den Ring und Kurt Angle lacht sich einen uvm Das Namenspiel dabei sind u.a Peter William Ulf Hermann Michael Kovac Chris Raaber Michael Kovac Terry Funk Tony St Clair Karsten Kretschmer Viel Spaß bei dem Projekt. Was mir Tim sehr am Herzen liegt. Sorry es wird nicht verraten wann was angesprochen wird in Teil Eins und Zwei Zum Schluss wen würdet ihr gerne beim Catch Stammtisch zusammen hören?

Das erste mal gibt es den Catch Stammtisch bei GF der Talk. Gäste bei Tim sind Mike Ritter und Björn Behrens. Mal witzig , mal Kontrovers und so vieles mehr Wir haben uns nicht lumpen lassen es fängt genauso an wie jeder Stammtisch bissl ruhiger aber als der Abend länger wird.....Bierli ist das Stichwort OH LA LA. Themen: Anfänge im Euro Catch Das kennenlernen und der erste Urlaub wXw Now und überraschende Worte Mike Ritter beendet Karriere im Wrestling Live Geschäft Die Schönsten Reisen und Hotels Die Schlimmsten Reisen und Hotels Der RingMaster Björn Behrens Der klassische Rummel Catch Der große Rene Larsatesse Warum musste Mike vor Scott Steiner flüchten Lob an Harry B und wo die beiden ihn zuerst wahrgenommen haben. Klaus Kauroff Der Eiermann Würde Wrestling eine Doku Soap haben wäre darin Michael Kovac der größte Das neue Fly In / Legenden Konzept mancher Personen ist eine Frechheit Der Unterschied zwischen Ritter und Ric Flair SigMasta Rappo und seine Rolle bei der TNA Show in der Schweiz und die Folgen Das Namenspiel dabei sind u.a Peter William Ulf Hermann Michael Kovac Chris Raaber Michael Kovac Terry Funk Tony St Clair Viel Spaß bei dem Projekt. Was mir Tim sehr am Herzen liegt. Sorry , es wird nicht verraten wann was angesprochen wird in Teil Eins und Zwei Zum Schluss wen würdet ihr gerne beim Catch Stammtisch zusammen hören?

Mike Ritter of SlantRange goes Inside the Founder's Studio with CTC regarding the integration of hardware and software in agtech. With drones, sensors, and software combining to make new platforms affordable, Mike takes a closer look at this emerging field, including global adoption, the growth curve, and the many ways angel investors and team members with years of experience in drones have propelled the company forward.

In today's episode Heavey and Grant are joined by movement specialist Michelle Richards, co-author of the Fitness Revival and co-founder of the Result Cult. They discuss functional movement screening, mobility for athletes, and the effects of sitting (and standing) on your health. Michelle gives her thoughts on running, CrossFit and other forms of exercise as well as her expertise on training methodologies and methods of improving your movement for performance and long term health. [1:00] Drunk hobo? [2:28] Meet Michelle of Result Cult [4:47] FMS- Functional Movement Screen [6:35] What is movement? [7:50] Are you getting healthy at the gym or worse? [8:18] What happens when we sit all day [10:00] What should sitters do? [11:50] Weird hip tilt [12:55] High heels = anterior tilt [15:20] Move Your DNA [16:08] A chronic position is the problem! [17:10] Runners [18:30] Do a bunch of stuff [19:10] Flick yourself in the chest [21:06] 4-point posture check [22:00] Air hump [25:45] Two sips...I've been cheating. [28:23] Yoga thoughts [30:35] Chill the sh*t out. Resources: Website: Result Cult Book: Fitness Revival by Mike Ritter and Michelle Richards Book: Move Your DNA by Katie Bowman

On today's show, Mark and Rick interview personal trainer and co-founder of the Result Cult, Mike Ritter (10:08). Then it's another moderately funny edition of the Humans Being Human segment and the Beni Hana Stakeout (41:47). They wrap with the Simply Human Tip of the Week which is -- don't make pronouncements, make commitments (53:10). They talk to Mike about...his background, a Denny's breakthrough, separating food and nutrition, potluck dinners, imagining stressors, stress causing carb cravings, decision fatigue, controllable vs. uncontrollable stress, reading, and spending time with family. Before they talk to Mike, Mark and Rick discuss Mark completely screwing up on live radio. Thanks for listening! Leave us a review on iTunes! STUFF THEY TALK ABOUT: The Fitness Revival Book -- http://amzn.to/1EhKYaQ (link on amazon) article on robbwolf.com ( http://robbwolf.com/2015/04/22/how-stress-causes-carb-cravings/ ) about stress resultcult.com ( http://resultcult.com/ ) The Primal Professional Shoes ( http://theprimalprofessional.com/#a_aid=simplyhuman ) Simply Human Reset ( http://www.simplyhumanlifestyle.com/shop ) SH Reset Testimonials ( http://www.simplyhumanlifestyle.com/testimonials ) nutreince - caltonnutrition ( http://www.caltonnutrition.com/affiliate.html?p=simplyhuman52&w=nutprod ) ($10simplyhuman) SkinnyFat ( http://www.caltonnutrition.com/affiliate.html?p=simplyhuman52&w=skinnyfatprod ) ($5simplyhuman) simplyhumanlifestyle.com ( http://simplyhumanlifestyle.com/ ) The Simply Human Kids page ( http://simplyhumanlifestyle.com/simplyhumankids ) The Simply Human MOMS page ( http://simplyhumanlifestyle.com/simply-human-moms/ ) The Simply Human YouTube channel ( http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbJ0Q0GzEPzvFWDWTM-kvhw ) The Simply Human Facebook page ( http://facebook.com/simplyhumanlifestyle ) Subscribe to the Simply Human Podcast ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-simply-human-podcast/id722924013 ) on iTunes Listen to the Podcast on Stitcher ( http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/simply-human-podcast/the-simply-human-podcast?refid=stpr ) simplyhumanlifestyle@gmail.com simplyhumanrick@gmail.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-simply-human-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today we’re joined by trainer, author and all around good dude, Mike Ritter. In this episode we discuss a listener question on training and the nervous system. We chat about how to use your rest to improve performance in the gym and how to use HRV to keep tabs on your nervous system. We also get into Mike’s fantastic book, The Fitness Revival… something you should all check out. This episode was powered by Jefferson’s Reserve Bourbon. [2:45] Nervous System [5:00] Mike Ritter [5:50] Inconclusive [7:00] Mike’s Background [10:10] Listener Cassandra’s Question [10:50] Training is Modulation of the Nervous System [12:30] The Balancer to the Sympathetic [14:50] Clues that you’re Sympathetic Dominant [15:30] Meditation [16:00] Diaphragmatic Breathing [19:10] Mike Says “It Depends” [20:20] Heart Rate Variability [23:15] Trend Line in Training [29:00] Jefferson’s Reserve Bourbon

Reading Peter Maguire and Mike Ritter‘s book Thai Stick: Surfers, Scammers and the Untold Story of the Marijuana Trade (Columbia Press, 2013) is the most fun I have had doing this podcast. Maguire makes a point during the interview that police officers preferred to arrest marijuana smugglers because they were so laid back and safe to handle. You get the same feeling reading his account of the members of the roaming hippy/surfer community who fund their lifestyle through ‘scams', that is, smuggling marijuana into Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Canada. Maguire is a former pro-surfer and he communicates the culture of the surfer and their dedication to their past-time. Drug smuggling has a very utilitarian role. While the surfers smoke drugs and have the connections to buy them; a good smuggling run can fund many years on the international surfing trail. Thus they are not drug smugglers who surf but surfers who take advantage of the profit margin of smuggling. Reading the book made me think that they were almost outside the scope of the podcast; this is not organised crime but the occasional foray into crime. It is also the story of invincible young men taking on the impossible in an often amateurish manner and succeeding. However, as Maguire explains, the lure of money can change people and some of the people in the story reverse this equation. This is a story of a time that has passed. There was an innocence in the story during the 1960s and 70s that has been overtaken by the hard edge of the international drug trade. This is an important and overlooked story in the history of crime. The book provides an insight into how people can turn to crime in a manner that contradicts the strongly held theories of the life-course criminologists. I hope the book inspires others to study these marginal areas of crime. As you will hear in the interview, I have volunteered to do so myself.

Reading Peter Maguire and Mike Ritter‘s book Thai Stick: Surfers, Scammers and the Untold Story of the Marijuana Trade (Columbia Press, 2013) is the most fun I have had doing this podcast. Maguire makes a point during the interview that police officers preferred to arrest marijuana smugglers because they were so laid back and safe to handle. You get the same feeling reading his account of the members of the roaming hippy/surfer community who fund their lifestyle through ‘scams', that is, smuggling marijuana into Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Canada. Maguire is a former pro-surfer and he communicates the culture of the surfer and their dedication to their past-time. Drug smuggling has a very utilitarian role. While the surfers smoke drugs and have the connections to buy them; a good smuggling run can fund many years on the international surfing trail. Thus they are not drug smugglers who surf but surfers who take advantage of the profit margin of smuggling. Reading the book made me think that they were almost outside the scope of the podcast; this is not organised crime but the occasional foray into crime. It is also the story of invincible young men taking on the impossible in an often amateurish manner and succeeding. However, as Maguire explains, the lure of money can change people and some of the people in the story reverse this equation. This is a story of a time that has passed. There was an innocence in the story during the 1960s and 70s that has been overtaken by the hard edge of the international drug trade. This is an important and overlooked story in the history of crime. The book provides an insight into how people can turn to crime in a manner that contradicts the strongly held theories of the life-course criminologists. I hope the book inspires others to study these marginal areas of crime. As you will hear in the interview, I have volunteered to do so myself. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/drugs-addiction-and-recovery

Reading Peter Maguire and Mike Ritter‘s book Thai Stick: Surfers, Scammers and the Untold Story of the Marijuana Trade (Columbia Press, 2013) is the most fun I have had doing this podcast. Maguire makes a point during the interview that police officers preferred to arrest marijuana smugglers because they were so laid back and safe to handle. You get the same feeling reading his account of the members of the roaming hippy/surfer community who fund their lifestyle through ‘scams’, that is, smuggling marijuana into Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Canada. Maguire is a former pro-surfer and he communicates the culture of the surfer and their dedication to their past-time. Drug smuggling has a very utilitarian role. While the surfers smoke drugs and have the connections to buy them; a good smuggling run can fund many years on the international surfing trail. Thus they are not drug smugglers who surf but surfers who take advantage of the profit margin of smuggling. Reading the book made me think that they were almost outside the scope of the podcast; this is not organised crime but the occasional foray into crime. It is also the story of invincible young men taking on the impossible in an often amateurish manner and succeeding. However, as Maguire explains, the lure of money can change people and some of the people in the story reverse this equation. This is a story of a time that has passed. There was an innocence in the story during the 1960s and 70s that has been overtaken by the hard edge of the international drug trade. This is an important and overlooked story in the history of crime. The book provides an insight into how people can turn to crime in a manner that contradicts the strongly held theories of the life-course criminologists. I hope the book inspires others to study these marginal areas of crime. As you will hear in the interview, I have volunteered to do so myself. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reading Peter Maguire and Mike Ritter‘s book Thai Stick: Surfers, Scammers and the Untold Story of the Marijuana Trade (Columbia Press, 2013) is the most fun I have had doing this podcast. Maguire makes a point during the interview that police officers preferred to arrest marijuana smugglers because they were so laid back and safe to handle. You get the same feeling reading his account of the members of the roaming hippy/surfer community who fund their lifestyle through ‘scams’, that is, smuggling marijuana into Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Canada. Maguire is a former pro-surfer and he communicates the culture of the surfer and their dedication to their past-time. Drug smuggling has a very utilitarian role. While the surfers smoke drugs and have the connections to buy them; a good smuggling run can fund many years on the international surfing trail. Thus they are not drug smugglers who surf but surfers who take advantage of the profit margin of smuggling. Reading the book made me think that they were almost outside the scope of the podcast; this is not organised crime but the occasional foray into crime. It is also the story of invincible young men taking on the impossible in an often amateurish manner and succeeding. However, as Maguire explains, the lure of money can change people and some of the people in the story reverse this equation. This is a story of a time that has passed. There was an innocence in the story during the 1960s and 70s that has been overtaken by the hard edge of the international drug trade. This is an important and overlooked story in the history of crime. The book provides an insight into how people can turn to crime in a manner that contradicts the strongly held theories of the life-course criminologists. I hope the book inspires others to study these marginal areas of crime. As you will hear in the interview, I have volunteered to do so myself. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This months 'Chive Cast starts with an earth shattering announcement. Then, we invite our guest editors, the Archivist Tommy Garey and the Holy Ghost Ron Salvatore, to sit at the Space Chess Roundtable. They help us discuss the so-called “ most useless figure ever” Asian Security Guard.“ We also somehow wind up talking about Northern Renaissance wood carving; Sienese art; Tommy gives a vocab lesson on RASSCV, Ron tells us of a tale of a trip to a Kenner sculptor's place; unloved signs of unknown origin; the hidden labor relations on Cloud city; a totally known production nugget. We also feature the return of Kenner Commercial theater. and have several Skye-Kus and Jenk-us. Finally, Mike Ritter talks about the Rancho Obi-Wan visit. There is somehow even more on this months mega Vintage Pod.