Podcast appearances and mentions of mike ross

For seven seasons Patrick J. Adams has charmed audiences worldwide, as Mike Ross in USA's hit drama, "Suits," a role which garnered him a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination in the category of Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series. Adams took on the role of Major John Glenn in the Nat Geo/Disney + original series, "The Right Stuff." With Zoe Saldana & Jason Isaacs, Adams starred in the 2014 television miniseries "Rosemary's Baby" directed by Agnieska Holland. Additional television credits include Michael Mann and David Milch's acclaimed series "Luck" opposite Dustin Hoffman and Michael Gambon, season two of the hit series "Orphan Black" opposite Tatiana Maslany, "Lost," "Friday Night Lights," "Pretty Little Liars," "N.C.I.S.," "Lie To Me" and "Flash Forward." Additionally, Adams starred in indie films such as, "The Waterhole," 2009 Slamdance entry "Weather Girl," "6 Month Rule" directed by Blayne Weaver and "Car Dogs" opposite Academy Award winning actress Octavia Spencer. He is a member of the Ojai Playwrights Conference, starring in new works by established and developing playwrights. Credits: Suits Plan B The Swearing Jar A League of Their Own Sneaky Pete The Right Stuff Rosemary's Baby Luck Pretty Little Liars Flashforward Friday Night Lights Old School Guest Links: IMDB: Patrick Adams, actor Instagram: @halfadams Kim Gillingham Creative Dream Work: creativedreamwork.com THAT ONE AUDITION'S LINKS: For exclusive content surrounding this and all podcast episodes, sign up for our amazing newsletter at AlyshiaOchse.com. And don't forget to snap and post a photo while listening to the show and tag me: @alyshiaochse & @thatoneaudition SELF TAPE SORTED WORKSHOP: LONDON - June 20th (in person) THE BRIDGE FOR ACTORS: Become a WORKING ACTOR (50% off special) THE PRACTICE TRACK: Membership to Practice Weekly CONSULTING: Get 1-on-1 advice for your acting career from Alyshia Ochse COACHING: Get personalized coaching from Alyshia on your next audition or role INSTAGRAM: @alyshiaochse INSTAGRAM: @thatoneaudition WEBSITE: AlyshiaOchse.com APPLE PODCASTS: Subscribe to That One Audition on Apple Podcasts SPOTIFY: Subscribe to That One Audition on Spotify STITCHER: Subscribe to That One Audition on Stitcher EPISODE CREDITS: HOST/PRODUCER: Alyshia Ochse WRITER: Maddie McCormick WEBSITE & GRAPHICS: Chase Jennings SOCIAL: Alara Cerikcioglu

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The guys talk Patriots rookie mini camp. They will also discuss the end of spring practice in the area and they talk showcases as well as the retirement of Mike Ross, Tabor's schedule and some big transfer news as well.

Étudiants en droit : et si la réalité du métier d'avocat n'avait rien à voir avec ce que vous imaginez ?Vous connaissez Mike Ross, de la série Suits, ce jeune avocat en costume ajusté dont l'ambition est dévorante et qui négocie des contrats à six chiffres.Ou Saul Goodman, de Better Call Saul, un avocat qui peine à joindre les deux bouts et dont les méthodes sont plus que douteuses.Dans la vraie vie, vous avez peu de chances de tomber sur Mike ou Saul.Ces séries ont alimenté des idées reçues sur l'avocature, bien loin de ce qu'un avocat belge ou français rencontre au quotidien.Alors, quand on est étudiant en droit ou jeune avocat, comment se projeter ?Comment savoir quel type d'avocat on peut - ou on veut - devenir ?C'est peut-être parce qu'elle a manqué de rôle modèle que mon invitée du podcast La Justice et moi a décidé d'en devenir un.J'ai tendu mon micro à Céline Saez Alvarez, jeune avocate au Barreau du Brabant wallon, qui, à travers ses réseaux sociaux - et en particulier TikTok -distille des conseils pour réussir ses études de droit, monter son cabinet et développer une véritable approche entrepreneuriale.Sans tabou, elle évoque ses expériences en cabinet, bonnes ou mauvaises, le management toxique, et tout ce qui l'a menée à créer sa propre structure, presque sur un coup de tête, sans trésorerie ni réseau.À travers ses publications, elle partage son quotidien pour informer, aider et inspirer.

P.E.I. actor and theatre director Mike Ross has been obsessed with the Don McLean song American Pie for decades. Now, he's co-created a stage show about all the hidden meanings behind the generational tune, called Inside American Pie. He joins Tom to talk about why he wanted to make a whole show about this one song, and what he thinks of the riddles and references in the lyrics.

In this episode, Coach Mike Ross shares his extensive experience in football coaching, discussing his journey from a player to a head coach. He elaborates on his coaching philosophy, particularly focusing on the double wing offense, its effectiveness, and how it has evolved in Massachusetts. Coach Ross also touches on defensive strategies, the importance of simplicity in coaching, and the process of mentoring new coaches. He concludes with valuable advice for young coaches starting their careers. X Account for Coach Ross: @coachmikerossWB Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s Party for Two! Today, Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show on NEWSTALK 1010, joins Jerry to break down the top stories of the day. He then speaks with Mike Ross, producer, co‑creator, and performer of Inside American Pie, about Mirvish’s new show and the stories behind one of music’s most iconic songs. Next, Jerry takes calls from women about safety in the city, following new reporting on drug use and danger during Toronto’s World Cup events. The hour wraps with Touchdowns and Fumbles, as Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, weighs in on the communications strategy around Toronto’s World Cup Fan Fest.

In this episode of The New Warehouse Podcast, Kevin chats with Mike Ross, President of the Franklin County Area Development Corporation (FCADC). Ross has spent over 40 years in economic development and walks through how Franklin County, Pennsylvania, became a true logistics hub.They get into what actually drives that kind of growth. It's not just location. It's infrastructure, long-term planning, and knowing how to land the right projects at the right time.Learn more about our sponsors here: Ocado Intelligent Automation, MPC & IFS Softeon Follow us on LinkedIn and YouTube.Support the show

The new episode of Blues is the Truth is live, and Ian McHugh is not messing around this week. It kicks off with a fantastic, high-energy mix that hits the ground running. It is one of those shows that just flows, keeping you hooked from the first track to the last. Ian has done a great job balancing the legends with the modern scene. You have the deep-rooted classics from Pinetop Perkins and Mississippi Fred McDowell, B.B. King's effortless class, and that signature, laid-back vibe from Taj Mahal and the Phantom Blues Band. Then, he brings it right up to the present with fresh cuts from Mike Ross, Dani Wilde, When Rivers Meet, and Henrik Freischlader. The mood keeps shifting, too. You get that gritty, raw roots feel from Michael Messer, Marco Pandolfi with Richard Ray Farrell, and Corey Harris, which contrasts perfectly with the punchy, full-throttle sound of Tedeschi Trucks Band, Russ Green, and Errol Linton. There is also a really strong showing from closer to home, with tracks from Jump 66, Dan Sowerby, Mick Clarke, and The Weekend Blues Band holding their own in the mix. The lineup does not stop there, and it is absolutely packed. You will hear Mike Finnegan, Breakout Blues, CD Woodbury Trio, Grey DeLisle, Les Greene, Spencer Mackenzie, The Diving Ducks, and Peter Vekesta and Blues Train. Honestly, just when you think you have settled into a groove, the track changes and picks things right back up again. It is a great listen, so give it a spin.

Patrick J. Adams is here and we obviously get into the Mike Ross of it all: from the Suits audition to leaving at the height of it, and what it was actually like coming back. We talk about being a girl dad, his low key, very non Hollywood marriage to fellow actress Troian Bellisario, and his new Taylor Sheridan show The Madison (amazing btw!!!) Plus, working with Michelle Pfeiffer, and if he ever got his hands on some Meghan Markle jam (spoiler alert: I did!)This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episodeVisit wedderspoon.com and use code NOTSKINNY20 at checkout for 20% off your first orderVisit yasso.com for more informationTo explore coverage, visit ASPCApetinsurance.com/NOTSKINNYGo to ro.co/safety for boxed warning and full safety information about GLP-1s for freeGet $25 off your first purchase when you go to therealreal.com/notskinnyGo to homechef.com/notskinny for 50% off your first box and free dessert for life!Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to The Turf Zone Podcast. This episode features the article “Art and Resilience: The Pollinator Garden at the UT Arboretum” by Mike Ross, Associate Professor of Plant Sciences and Jakob Johnson, UT Plant Sciences, Master of Landscape Architecture Student. As our relationship with Nature and access to natural spaces have become increasingly constrained by urban and suburban growth, we have seen a growing desire by homeowners, parks and municipalities for naturalistic landscapes that showcase plants as communities. This naturalistic planting design often seeks to abstract naturally occurring ecological habitats and put them in a context that, allows people to interact with the plants and their associates in more intentional ways. Pocket prairies, urban meadows, pollinator gardens, even rain gardens can serve these naturalistic functions that whether in bloom or in winter dormancy, can inspire the heart and captivate the mind. One such place is the Michelle Bradley Campanis Pollinator Garden at the UT Arboretum in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The pollinator garden has developed into something really special during the last five years. In many ways this special garden resource serves as a prime example of resilience in design and the blending of that resilience with the art of landscape and planting design. My involvement with this project dates back to June 2020. At the time I had been at the University of Tennessee for almost a year and with covid, all educational programs, field days, master gardener and outreach events had moved online. I had been asked by the UT Arboretum team to give a talk on ecological landscape design. During the presentation I mentioned that I thought there should be a wildflower center in every state. This was something I brought up during my job interview back in 2019. I still feel strongly about that need. At the talk in 2020, the idea of a wildflower center for Tennessee resonated with Michelle Campanis, who is the Education Coordinator at the UT Arboretum who was at the zoom meeting. She reached out and said they had an area at the Arboretum that would be a great place for a meadow…would I be interested in helping to create it? And so began a multi-year collaboration with the UT Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center (REC), Tennessee Naturescapes, undergraduate PLSC students from the Sustainable Landscape Design concentration in the Herbert College of Agriculture, and graduate students from the School of Landscape Architecture in the College of Architecture and Design. Brainstorming and Breaking Ground: Planning the First Steps Our initial discussions centered around a stretch of ground that was next to the recently constructed auditorium and its extensive rain garden. The ground that was identified had become a field of invasive plants, weeds, and assorted woody shrubs and small trees. The team's idea was to create a space that provided visual appeal from the auditorium and that also would contribute to future educational programs that, like the rain garden, could be focused on sustainable and resilient landscapes. In keeping with that charge, it was determined that in addition to shedding the invasive field we would use fire, herbicide, and solarization as ways to suppress the significant invasive species pressure on the site. Michelle led volunteers through weeding and prepping the site, Kevin Hoyt, the director of the UT Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center and the Arboretum staff oversaw bush hogging, prescribed burns, and pesticide application. Don Williams and Tennessee Naturescapes provided the solarization material and I began working with students and research assistants to develop initial plant lists. The key to successful projects like this one that relies on using abstracted ecosystems is the ability to convey the concept across all collaborative partners. The effective control of invasive and weedy species in the selected site and the shared vision for the pollinator garden were essential for keeping the project moving forward across the last four years. Art and Resilience in Landscape Design An intentional landscape plan is at its most evocative when it marries art and science to varying degrees to bring about experientially rich moments for people to interact with their designed surroundings. It can take the form of extravagant fountains and terracing like the Italian renaissance garden at Villa d'Este or the over-the-top grandeur of French baroque landscape designs of master paysagiste, Andre Le Notre, or perhaps our more familiar works from Frederick Law Olmsted and Jens Jensen. However, as evocative as these landscapes are, they were not conceived within a conceptual framework that accounted for an understanding of ecology as a discreet science nor to anticipate disturbance regimes that included wildfire, site construction, drought or flooding. This is precisely where the pollinator garden fits into our contemporary sphere of landscape design practice. The art of planting design, the artful shape, color, and texture of the plants utilized balanced with the realities of ever-changing precipitation, management regimes, unpredictable weather and scheduling approvals for prescribed burn permits, and fluctuating volunteer schedules and knowledge bases. All impact the success and perception of the project. At the end of the day, the pollinator garden must be both beautiful and functional. It must serve the educational and ecological goals of the REC, as well as benefitting the casual visitor to the Arboretum. It needs to support the well-attended annual Butterfly Festival and other University field days that are part of the education and outreach component of the land grant mission that the REC serves. It must above all support pollinators and their diverse life histories. The resilience and the art must be linked for the project to succeed. The Significance of People as Part of an Informed Design Process A key component in this project has always been the students and volunteers who have dedicated so much time and invested so much of themselves to this undertaking. Whether planting, weeding, constructing, maintaining accessible circulation, or controlling invasive plants; through their efforts we have been able to make this project happen. With that said, I think it is particularly meaningful when the work allows student interactions with the garden to reinforce and teach meaningful skills that can shape their own understanding of the profession of landscape design and management. Students working as part of the Living Systems Design Group and the Ross lab developed plans, researched plant material, learned how to design on-site, set up and space plants, use technology, review spreadsheets, and managed the prairie and meadow ecosystem establishment. In some cases, I would bring my graduate and undergraduate classes out to help with planting. More than once, I had the distinct honor of teaching a beginner student how to plant a plant. While this may seem small or trivial, it illustrates how even students who are drawn to landscape and horticulture may have had very limited past opportunity to plant, grow, and interact with vegetation beyond the occasional house plant. The work we have undertaken at the UT Arboretum has shaped the professional practice and career aspirations of many students. This outcome is further evidence of the immense value that hands-on experiential learning has for future designers, landscape architects, professional gardeners, horticulturists, and landscape managers. Ongoing Lessons Learned in Managing a Designed Ecological System As the pollinator garden has continued to establish and grow, there have been key management and maintenance decisions that we have made that will shape its long-term success. First and foremost, controlling invasive and weedy plant encroachment is key to maintaining the structure and visual impact of the garden. Woody plants, even native ones, can markedly change the form and structure if allowed to establish in the meadow. While intentional use of woody plants for their structural and aesthetic contributions must be maintained, careful removal of woody seedlings plus annual burning has helped us keep the invasive and weedy plants in check. Fire, manual removal, ethical and judicious use of herbicides each contribute key roles in controlling plant compositions throughout the garden. Some species, such as goldenrods (Solidago sp., dogfennel (Eupatorium capillifolium), and asters (Symphyotrichum and Eurybria sp.) were always planned to be intentional parts of the project, yet these plant species were not intentionally planted or purchased; we knew from past experience that these species would naturally find their own way into our meadow plots and could be expected to colonize on their own. By that same logic, our expectation has also meant that some individuals of these species can show up anywhere and can regenerate in great profusion if left unmanaged. For these plant species, proper thinning, selective removal, and well timed cutting all aid in keeping these important pollinator plants behaving as good neighbors to the rest of the meadow community. Additionally, when plants are weeded and pulled up, native seed from flowering annual species that we intend to keep well represented in the design, are purposefully re-applied into areas of soil disturbance. In this way, there is propagule competition with the weedy species, and this interaction helps to offset the natural suppressive effect of longer-lived perennial plants on early colonizing annuals. Finally, because the garden exists as an interactive educational space, maintaining and managing circulation and pathways is an ongoing task. Plants mature and spread, sometimes obscuring pathways or sprawling into areas that are intended for more contemplative experiences. Thinning and plant relocation are important tasks needed for keeping the structure and design vision in place. All of this effort is dependent on volunteers and students who are coordinated by Michelle Campanis. Through continued effort and dedication, the garden is establishing nicely and keeping the vision flexible and resilient while not losing sight of the initial concept. A Look Into the Future As the project moves forward through the establishment and management phase, plants will continue to be added or subtracted. This is necessary to restate important design concepts, improve the aesthetic appeal, and keep up with the educational opportunities and needs of the UT Arboretum and REC. Final Thoughts The first formal discussions of this project that I was involved in began in June 2020 and this coming spring of 2026 the project receives its official name, the Michelle Bradley Campanis Pollinator Garden. While its official establishment date is attributed to 2022, the reality is that projects like this take years of dedicated work, advocacy, and commitment by many people, professionals, students and volunteers. We would like to thank Michelle Campanis, Don Williams, Kevin Hoyt, Jakob Johnson, Hailey Wright, JD Zimmerman, and my students past, present, and future that have and will work on the pollinator garden to help care for it into the future. Student's Perspective – Jakob's Experience By Jacob Johnson During my time at The University of Tennessee I have had the opportunity to work with professors who saw the value of engaging students in projects with real world implications. In our digital age the value of hands-on learning experiences is exponentially important. With the reality of the direction of education experiences that can now be fully gained online, the value of face to face or hands to dirt learning is something that can never be fully replaced. There is immense importance in actually seeing how hard work can lead to the physical manifestation of an idea. As I was nearing the end of my undergraduate studies in Sustainability, I was still unsure of how I wanted to utilize the knowledge I had gained in the classroom. Through a series of experiences being on site and taking the classroom outside to the world I discovered my true passion. My first experience with the UT meadow began in April 2022, while I was pursuing my undergraduate degree in sustainability with a minor in plant sciences. During this first visit to the arboretum I didn't know much about real world implementation of planting design…I knew how to dig a hole to its proper depth and to break up root bound plants, I knew how to identify certain plants that I was looking at, I knew the value in what these ecosystems provide, and I knew that I was excited to be a part of something bigger than myself. During this initial phase of the project I had the opportunity and guidance of Mike to mark out the boundaries for the planting zones, strategically stage the plants so there was structure, areas of reveal and lines of sight. Tasks that may seem minor to the average gardener, but these tasks would help jumpstart my pursuit of a career in Landscape Architecture. The next visit to the UT Arboretum was as a class, we began the laborious process of digging hundreds of holes for the plugs and containerized plants with the hope that the site would become a place where people and nature can meet or reconnect. Getting the opportunity to work under someone that is so knowledgeable in a field of study which aims to build and support communities of people and plants was an honorable task. It taught me that it was much more than just placing plants in the landscape, it was conversations about the plant communities and the species they support, the structural variation creating moments of wonder and others of reveal, it was about the intentionality of having bursts of color in moments along the path, and conversations about how amazing this place will be. It was through these types of conversations I was ignited with an inspiration that I too could gain these skills and knowledge to create places that provide beauty to our world while creating opportunities for essential ecological services to be provided. Upon graduating with my degree in Sustainability I began a summer job in landscape construction and that fall would begin my pursuit of my master's in landscape architecture. After about 3 years from the time I first helped plant at the arboretum I was invited back, this time to utilize the skills and knowledge I had been gaining through graduate school. My task this time was to help establish formalities in the design that assist in creating a sense of arrival into the meadow, as well as create opportunities for gathering. Through the collaboration and support of Michelle Campanis and Kevin Hoyt and oversight of Mike Ross I was entrusted with my first stand-alone landscape construction project. With the use of recycled on-site stone, I constructed planter beds to support Tiger Eye Sumac specimens (Rhus typhina ‘Bailtiger') to create a gathering space in the middle of the meadow. The entrance for the meadow was designed by Mike Ross and Margaret Mando (a fellow UTK School of Landscape Architecture student) and I was given the opportunity to do detailed construction design, material selection and sourcing as well as the actual building of the entrance. It has allowed me to create, to problem solve and to feel the fulfillment of turning something from just an idea on paper into a physical manifestation in the landscape. From my first experience of walking into a barren field of dirt to walking through the meadow and seeing a diverse mix of Carolina lupine, rattlesnake master, columbine, bee balm, big blue stem, husker red penstemon, false blue indigo, milkweed, mountain mint, and many more plants, I have sharpened my skills and sensibility as a designer, I have built relationships with people and the land, I have deepened my appreciation for our natural world and more importantly found a cause that I want to dedicate my life to…. creating places where people can feel a sense of wonder, beauty, peace and learn with nature. Through the opportunity and foresight of people like Michelle Campanis, Kevin Hoyt, Mike Ross and many more I have realized the true power and impact that a single experience of hands-on learning can provide to someone that is still learning and developing their place in the world. For these experiences I am eternally grateful. You have been listening to The Turf Zone Podcast. Follow The Turf Zone on X, Facebook and LinkedIn for all things turfgrass, featuring podcasts, magazines, events and more. Visit www.theturfzone.com for more. The post Art and Resilience: The Pollinator Garden at the UT Arboretum appeared first on The Turf Zone.

The new episode of Blues is the Truth is now live, hosted by Ian McHugh and supported by the wonderful Tuesday night Blues Jam at the Rising Sun in Isleworth. This week's show is a beautiful journey through the heart and soul of the blues, bringing together legends, pioneers, and artists who are carrying the music forward today. You will hear the unmistakable partnership of Smokin' Joe Kubeck and Bnois King, the raw energy of Lil' Ed and the Blues Imperials, and the timeless brilliance of Savoy Brown and Traffic. There is deep blues feeling from BB King and Lowell Fulson, Elmore James, King Curtis, and Mike Bloomfield, alongside modern voices like Mississippi MacDonald, Mike Ross, Larkin Poe, and Gary Clark Jr, all proving just how alive this music remains. There are wonderful moments too from JJ Grey and Mofro, Rufus Thomas, Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters, Rory Block, Mad Dog Lester Davenport, The Steady Rolling Revue, Dave Kelly, Muddy What?, Professor's Blues Review, and Paul Boddy, each bringing their own voice and spirit to the show. And of course, no episode would be complete without the unmistakable presence of Buddy Guy, reminding us why the blues continues to inspire generation after generation. Settle in, turn it up, and enjoy the journey.

In this episode of 'Back Seat Pundits' former Leinster and Ireland prop Mike Ross joined Dara Smith-Naughton as they travelled to the Aviva stadium to discuss Ireland's defeat to France last Thursday, what direction Irish rugby should go in, and fans' priorities. This is with thanks to Renault #RethinkRenault

The UK's anti-money laundering (AML) landscape is undergoing a significant transformation. The government has confirmed that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will take over from the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), the Law Society of Scotland, and other professional bodies to become the Single Professional Services Supervisor (SPSS) for AML supervision. This marks the first time law firms and accountancy firms across the UK will be regulated under a single AML authority. In this webinar recording, VinciWorks' legal compliance experts, alongside our partners at The Compliance Office and special guest Mike Ross, Director & MLRO at Anderson Strathern, break down the details of this major shift. We discuss what the government's consultation on the new structure entails, what questions remain unanswered, and the potential implications for firms across the UK, including specific insights into how Scottish firms might be affected. In this recording, you'll hear about: • The FCA's new role as the Single Professional Services Supervisor • Key insights from the consultation, including unanswered questions • A comparison of the FCA's and SRA's approaches to AML regulation • The views of Scottish firms and the Law Society of Scotland • What MLROs need to know and prepare for • The potential timeline for the transition This session is essential for compliance professionals, MLROs, and legal teams working in the UK's legal and accountancy sectors, providing critical insights into what the future of AML regulation will look like and how to prepare.

Neil Treacy is joined by Bernard Jackman and Mike Ross on this week's RTÉ Rugby podcast to give a full breakdown on how South Africa dominated Ireland's scrum in Saturday's meeting at Aviva Stadium.

You thought they might be finished with OSF just because they wrapped up Suits? Hardly. They're just getting started. As they bridge the gap to their new launch coming soon, they had to stay true to their Suits Roots™ and review Meghan Markle Rachel Sussex (who knew?)'s new show. To say they have been influenced by the Dutchess is an understatmenet. Amanda and Maggie were so smitten with the show they both jumped up and made egg dishes because Meghan makes it look that easy.  Next week: With Love, Meghan-Season 2   

The girls run it back one last time for the weirdest episode of every season. And this time, they took a detour from prediction town and made a stop at Fan Fic Village and boy oh boy is it full of surprises. Also suprising, there were no boxers this season. Only bangers. And speaking of banging, the girls have some banging news about what's up next for OSF. Make sure to listen to the end to find out if you can keep listening to OSF.   

Recapping Season 9 & 10-The Series Finale! It feels like yesterday (21 months ago) that the girls kicked off this recap podcast of the beloved law procedural. What a wild ride it's been and these last episode were just as wild! The sing, the dance (go watch on YouTube), they via for lots of sponsorships. They even take not one but TWO trains to prediction town. All the wheels are off as they head into the next phase of OSF.  A love note (in first person): A huge thank you to all the listners who have faithfully supported us over the past (almost) two years. We love hearing from you and diving into this show with you. It's been such a treat for us and to have you along for the ride is icing on the cake.  While Suits may be over, OSF is still alive and strong. In fact, we're just getting started, so stay tuned. :)  For all things OSF, check onlysuitsfans.com   

Recapping Season 9 Epsiodes 7 & 8 These epsiodes really are all about Harvey! (and who can blame Carl the Writer...Harvey's pretty easy to write for and look at!) The girls are back at it again with a good ol' "how do you pronounce this" when route/route comes into play. They discuss the episode that Amanda's mom/Maggie's mother-in-law loves so much. They both agree Donna is giving some real bad advice in towards the end of the show. They sing SO MUCH in this episode. And quite frankly, there's some really great clips on YouTube where you can watch the entire episode without ANY edits (sounds like a dream to Amanda).  With only one more episode left, the girls are starting to get a little veclempt as they have to soon say goodbye to their favorite fictional lawyers.  For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com     

S3 E2  Dr. Michael Ross This episode of Cocktails with Friends dives deep into modern fatherhood with Dr. Michael Ross, a pediatrician and longtime friend of host Bob Cutler. The two explore the evolving role of dads, not as know-it-alls, but as coaches learning alongside their kids. From navigating healthcare and screen time to managing interests and emotions, Bob and Mike reflect on lessons they've learned and how they're still figuring it out—sometimes over whiskey.   Key Topics 1. Coaching vs. Commanding in Parenting Dr. Mike Ross frames parenting as a form of coaching—rooted not in authority, but in experience, patience, and shared discovery. Rather than issuing commands, he emphasizes offering guidance, listening, and allowing children to make choices and mistakes. This approach fosters trust, resilience, and emotional maturity, helping kids become more independent and self-aware over time. 2. Encouraging Individuality in Children The conversation highlights how important it is for parents to let kids follow their own paths—even when those paths differ dramatically from parental passions. Dr. Ross shares how one of his children embraced theater while the other became a competitive bodybuilder, pushing him to recognize and celebrate individuality. Supporting kids as they explore different identities helps them feel seen, accepted, and empowered to pursue their own dreams. 3. Resilience Through Participation and Setbacks Bob and Mike discuss the importance of letting kids follow through on commitments—even when they're struggling or disinterested. Whether it's seeing a sports season through to the end or dusting off after a fall, children build confidence and resilience by learning that setbacks are part of growth. Rather than rushing to fix things, parents can teach grit by standing back and supporting their kids' efforts to recover and try again.   Episode Index (2:43) Parenting as coaching: Dr. Ross explains that parenting isn't about control, it's about experience-based guidance and mutual learning. (5:06) Supporting individual interests: Mike discusses how his sons' very different passions—music vs. bodybuilding—shaped his understanding of support without pressure. (10:03) Weather and screen time: The two reflect on the challenge of keeping kids engaged outdoors in Maine's long winters while balancing healthy screen use. (20:14) Handling injuries: Mike emphasizes the importance of modeling calm behavior when children get hurt, allowing them to build resilience. (23:21) Ask for help: Bob closes with a reminder that fathers should lean on their community and fellow dads for guidance, resources, and encouragement.  

Recapping Season 9 Epsiodes 5 & 6 The girls are back together again in the same studio and they're finally able to get that clap lined up! They discuss, debate, and measure each other's heads to see who in fact has a head that is larger than life. They talk about the appropriate number of people who should have a key to your house, what meats go great on a breakfast sandwich, and the worst butt dials they've ever made. There's only a few more epsiodes of SUITS left and they can't wait to finish this journey with you before kicking off the next one!  For the entire epsiode, make sure ot watch on YOUTUBE! And for all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com 

Recapping Season 9 Episodes 3 & 4 The girls have to cram a lot into this episode because Carl the Writer is cramming so much into these last few episodes. As the end draws near, they discuss how much they're enjoying the softer side of Harvey and how Oprah had such a great idea to tell people not to talk about work during dinner. Thanks, Oprah! They discuss their favorite country songs, how their faces aren't the same size and how Amanda is convinced she looks like someone from the American Dad family. And Amanda tries to maintain composure while sneezing and surprises Maggie with yet another weird face sneeze.    Only a few more episodes left of SUITS! Maggie and Amanda have more in store for you after this beloved law procedural wraps up, so stay tuned!   For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com   

Sherlock has his ‘Memory Palace' and Mike Ross from Suits has his photographic memory. But what's the real-life equivalent to these skills, and how do we get them?

The best episode of the season! It's time for the girls to reflect back on Season 8 as the end draws near. Maggie missed the mark on her Season 8 predictions but she's feeling great about the final season and lays it all out on the table in prediction town. The girls nominate their favorite briefs for the Briefy Award and recognize where they can do better by nominating the worst breifs for the Boxer Award. And of course this PBBB episode wouldn't be complete with out some really embarssing bloopers with special guest Kyle! (Maggie's husband/Amanda's brother).  Ony one more season of SUITS. Time flies when you're rewatching and recapping procedural law dramas that debuted in 2011!  For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com 

Recapping Season 8 Episodes 13 & 14  It's Maggie and Amanda's first official recording from different states. :( They're still working on their sound (have been since day one) but they sound like they're having the most fun. Maggie and Amanda talk about how only one of the loves talking on the phone and the other avoids it all costs. They both talk about if they have ever sh*t their pants. Amanda reveals she has paid for every single song she has played at the end of the podcast while Maggie tells her they keep getting banned on YouTube because Amanda lets it play out. Maggie make some of the wildest predictions yet, and they start gearing up to wind down as they approach the last season of Suits!    Visit onlysuitsfans.com for all things OSF! 

Recappng Suits Seasom 8 Episodes 9 & 10  Well this episode is hot with everything but a Suits recap. Not really, but kind, really. The girls find themselves recording at the latest start time in OSF historyl..12:01a to be exact! And it's also the last time they'll record together in the OSF podcast studio together. Maggie and Kye (her husband/Amanda's brother) and their kids are moving across the country so they talk a lot about their impending move and so many other non-Suits topics. Did Amanda win the bet and did they make it to Erie, PA in 2 days? Did Maggie's sons' wrestle the entire trip like only the way little boy bros can do? Did Amanda forget YET AGAIN to write a brief and have to improvise one is the wee hours of the night? Guess you'll have to tune into find out all the answers to these pressing (and leading) questions! For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com 

Recapping Season 8 Epsiodes 3 & 4 Amanda and Maggie are two silly ladies who have made plenty of silly mistakes. Amanda wins the mistake trophy for this season because she just completely skipped over an epsiodes and didn't edit or release it in time! HUGE shout out to listener (maybe their BFF?) Georgia for writing in to let them know she couldn't find this episode. So kind of her to call them in for their mistake while they shout it from the rooftops how thankful they are you let them know. Who knows how many thousands of you would have missed this little delight in your ears? Thanks, Georgia! (Also please leave a review if you haven't!):)  In this episode, the girls decide which one of Maggie's kids represents members of the firm, they have a very brief discussion about Star Trek, all while juggling a wild thunderstorm and Whisky the Producer Dog's reaction to all that noise.  For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com   

Recapping Season 8 Episodes 7 & 8 Paging Dr. Hips and Dr. Lips! Amanda and Maggie have decided on their new doctor names as they analyze two more episodes of this beloved law procedural! They talk about how fun it was a kid to sneak downstairs and watch TV or just sit a the bottom of the stairs and spy on your parents. They decide who would be their midwife from the cast of Suits and obviously they both picked the same, best person for the job! They also talk about how embarassing it is whe you go to the doctor and you don't want it to be anything serious and it is, in fact, nothing serious. Maybe it's just a good news bruise?    For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com   

Recaping Season 8 Epsiodes 5 & 6 Lots of catching up to do in this episode. First and foremost, after a deep dive on the arcade game BURGERTIME, Amanda has offered to fly to any city in North America for the first person to leave a review about their delicious burger options in their city! The girls debate on whether or not Secrets! Secrets! are/aren't fun. They talk about how far they can kick the can down the road on "life things". They both agree that while Indian food is absolutely delicious, they'll probably opt for Chinese food in a "late-night-food-at-work" situation. Amanda talks about almost getting kicked out of the Palace of Versaille and how un-lucky she was when a pigeon shat on her in Paris.  Thanks for listening and don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a review! You might even get a burger lunch date with Amanda! For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com   

Recapping Season 8 Episodes 1 & 2 The girls kick off Season 8 and it's hard to believe there's only two more seasons left of this life-changing show. They talk about the good, bad, and ugly of firing people at work. Amanda reveals her celebrity doppelganger, according to the internet of course. They discuss the etiquette of snooping in medicine cabinets when you're at someone's house for a party. They both agree on the right approach but Maggie reveals what she thinks you'll find in a bathroom drawer. How does she even know this??? And the girls are both separately on the hunt for unaccounted for money and really hope Tony delivers soon!  For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com  And tune in to Youtube on Sunday, May 18th at 9:30p CST for the Series Finale :( of SUITS LA! 

Once again, it's the girls' favorit episode of the season. Maggie reviews her predictions from season 7 to see how they matched up what what REALLY happened and she makes another round of ground-breaking predictions for Season 8. They each have a nomination for the Briefy Award and they consolidate their nomination for the boxer because who really wants an extra set of boxers lying around anyways? And it's the cleanest version of the bloopers yet! :)  Make sure to tune in on Sunday nights to the OSF Youtube channelat 9:30p CST for a live recap of Suits LA! And visit onlysuitsfans.com for all things OSF.   

Recapping Suits LA S1E10  This episode is a cautionary tale about what happens when two sisters-in-law believe everything they read on the internet. What they thought was going to be the Season Finale of Suits LA Season 1 was, in fact, just episode 10. Still a great episode, just not the final episode of the season. And that means they get THREE MORE EPSIODES! This episode is full of hot takes about Stuart's hair, sex tapes, and the extraordinary amount of sunlight in all these flashbacks. Make sure to tune in next week, and then the next, and the next...because we still have THREE MORE EPISODES! 

Recapping SUITS LA S1E9 If there's one thing everyone can all agree on it's that Harvey Specter is a real sight for sore eyes and their eyes are a little less sore now that Harvey keeps making an appearance. The one thing they can disagree on is that, despite Harvey being truly perfect, he's wrong about one thing: winners DO, IN FACT, greet the day in Sweatpants-especially when those winners are Maggie and Amanda. As they girls recap the second to last episode of the season of this premier season of SUITS LA and the girls are really love it. They're sold. They're in it to win it. This is their official plea to NBC to renew Suits LA for season 2!  Make sure to tune in to YouTube onSunday at 9:30p CST as the girls go live for the Season Finale! Visit onlysuitsfans.com  for all things OSF!

It's the season finale and they have some HOT TAKES! Maggie is so kind to offer to make Amanda some homemade ricotta cheese so she can truly enoy it and Amanda declines. Maggie talks about the time she and her bff Sarah were agressively greeted in Chicago and told their leisurely pace wasn't good enough. Maggie reflects on how flawless Real Housewise of Beverly Hills intro for a a new show and she thinks Carl the Writer™ could have made some different choices. Only two more seasons left. It's kind of hard to believe. Time flies when you're having fun! Speaking of fun, make sure to tune in on Sunday night to YouTube where the girls go LIVE at 9:30p CST and recap the most recent Suits LA episode.  For all things OSF, make sure to visit onlysuitsfans.com 

Recapping Suits LA S1E8 Well well well. We finally have Dr. Whit in the house. The girls' friend Whitney, of previous OSF podcast fame, is finally joining today while Maggie is out of town with Kyle (Maggie's husband/Amanda's brother). Not ony does Dr. Whit make her podcast debut, but she crushes with with hot takes all while keeping it cool. Of course it wouldn't be an OSF podcast if they didn't battle it out about how to pronounce words. Amanda clearly is lost without Maggie b/c Maggie is a tech wizard and it's incredibly that Amanda even figured out how to record! Thanks to Dr. Whit for sitting in for Maggie and we hope you enjoy this very special episode!  Check out all things OSF at onlysuitsfans.com 

Recapping Season 7 Episodes 13 & 14 Well they are almost to the end of Season 7 and they have A LOT to dish about. BUT FIRST, WTF is up with Amanda's sneeze? Is that real life? Or is that just a horse hanging out in the podcast studio. You decide! The girls disuss what celebrity couples were meant to be together and ones whose break ups still live rent-free in their minds. They talk about the 25th Anniversary of the movie Center Stage. And stick around for the end where you can hear Maggie's fast fingers type ALL of her predictions in real time.  Make sure to check out onlysuitsfans.com for all things OSF!  Whether you're watching it for the first time or third time, this podcast is made for SUITS fans and only SUITS fans. Join comedians and sisters-in-LAW Amanda Austin and Maggie Rieth Austin as they brief you on each and every episode of the beloved procedural law drama. They might not have a degree in law but hey, neither did Mike Ross!

Catgate 2025 has taken over the podcat studio but the girls and Whisky the Producer Dog™ somehow managed to make it through episode 7 and the live recording! They finally feel like Suits LA is the true franchise it was meant to be. They discuss whether or not they would name a pastry, or any food for that matter. They try to get to the bottom of Rosalind's character and they still need more. Maggie wonders if Stuart's beard is going to catch on fire and Amanda is still convinced Ted has a thing for Amanda the lawyer, not Amanda the famous podcast host. That would be weird and also not loyal to her many Suits OG boyfriends.  Make sure to check out onlysuitsfans.com for all things OSF! 

Recapping Season 7 Episodes 11 & 12  They're getting closer and closer to the end of another season. Time sure does fly when you're having fun! Amanda has to improvise a brief on her lunch break because such is life. They both talk about their worst spoiled and spilled milk stories. The ACA Center for Performing Arts and the MRA Art Museum are absolutely in the works-don't worry listeners, you'll be the first to get tickets to both venues! And what's up with this wildly inappropriate mudding session with Louis and Sheila? Louis sure has come a long way from being a teen heart throb. It sounds like Carl the Writer™ has taken a lot of creative liberties in this episode!  For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com 

Well if it isn't ol' Bugs and Nana, recapping epsiode 6 of Suits LA! The girls are back and new nicknames for their present law firm. The make a pact that they will alwasy tell each other if they know someone murdered someone they are representing at their pretend law firm. They have real hot takes on the Oxford comma. Don't get Amanda worked about this one. Maggie tells Amanda she can buy ready-to-hatch chickens at Trader Joe's. Who knew? And they do have some comedic notes for Stuart: the peanut butter joke wasn't as smooth as planned.  Make sure to check out onlysuitsfans.com for all things OSF!

Joe, John, and Xandon were able to attend Claris Engage this week, at the Apple campus in Austin. They recorded a DevCast session while still in the capital of Texas, to recap some of their observations and experiences about the latest news and trends in the FileMaker ecosystem. Dan Smiley joined as our ever-illustrious host, along with a few more of our Portage Bay staff - Mike Ross, and our newest developers, Evan and Jillian. AI remains a prominent topic both at the conference and in our discussion, along with thoughts about LLMs, DevOps, Claris Studio, the Apple campus, and cheese.Jump on in and listen to more of the details.#Claris #FileMaker #DevCast #PortageBay #podcast #devs

Joe, John, and Xandon were able to attend Claris Engage this week, at the Apple campus in Austin. They recorded a DevCast session while still in the capital of Texas, to recap some of their observations and experiences about the latest news and trends in the FileMaker ecosystem.  Dan Smiley joined as our ever-illustrious host, along with a few more of our Portage Bay staff - Mike Ross, and our newest developers, Evan and Jillian.  AI remains a prominent topic both at the conference and in our discussion, along with thoughts about LLMs, DevOps, Claris Studio, the Apple campus, and cheese. Jump on in and listen to more of the details.

It's well known that "American Pie" was written by Don McLean to commemorate the plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and The Big Bopper on Feb 3, 1959. But what's not as well known is that it's packed with cryptic references to other seminal events in history. Who were the "Father, Son, and the Holy Ghost"? Who was Miss American Pie? What did McLean mean by "Drove my Chevy to the levy but the levy was dry"? Well, a quintet from Prince Edward Island has put that song under the microscope and the result is both a fantastic and fascinating play called "Inside American Pie," which is playing at the CAA Theatre in downtown Toronto. Host Steve Paikin speaks with the show's co-creator Mike Ross, and cast member, Alicia Toner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recapping Season 7 Epsiodes 9 & 10 They debate the best kind of cereal but they agree that cereal guestimation is the only way to go. Amanda is having a hard time with general words in this epiosde but she is not shy about singing. Maggie gets to talk about the impact she made at Model UN as a teenager while Amanda just did dance and theater as a kid. Amanda is absolutely shook when Maggie sheds light on what might have been a halucination that Louis had and she never even thought about it until now and Amanda is still thinking about it this very minute.  For all things OSF, visit onlysuitsfans.com  Make sure to tune in on Sunday nights at 9:30p CSt to YouTue to watch the girls go live and recap SUITS LA, just minutes after it airs!

Recapping SUITS LA: Season 1 Epsiode 5  Well the girls are finally understanding what the heck is going on in LaLa Land. There's been so many things happening in each episode and now they finally feel like they're settling in and really understanding the people, and more importantly, the LAW! They talked about the best kind of deli meat and how hot dogs might be shaving seconds off their lives! And what is the proper way to eat a New York Style Pizza? Amanda wants to see the triangle coming in hot and Maggie schools her and tells her she needs to fold it! And what's the proper way to eat a bagel? Honestly, just getting to eat a bagel makes you propper so obviously a trick question. (Also, what bagel shop wants to sponsor this show. The girls are ready!)  Make sure to like, subscribe, and leave a review.  And check out onlysuitsfans.com for all things OSF! 

As we approach the Guinness 0.0 Six Nations showdown of France V Ireland, OTB's own Brian O'Driscoll joined us for an exclusive event at the Open Gate Brewery, where we previewed the big game as well as looking back on his last ever game for Ireland - against France 11 years ago! He was joined by his former team mates, Mike Ross, Gordan D'Arcy & Devin Toner, who recounted their memories in the green jersey. Settle in is brought to you by Guinness 0.0.

Troian Bellisario (Pretty Little Liars, On Call, Suits) joins Reshma Gopaldas to talk all about her new Dick Wolf show, On Call. Bellisario opens up about why this police drama is a little different than the rest. She admits, like everyone, she always loved watching Law & Order. She looks back on Pretty Little Liars and Suits, and reveals what would happen if her current character were to meet Mike Ross and the Pretty Little Liars crew. Son of a Binge production credits:Hosted by: Reshma Gopaldas (TW: @reshingbull, IG @reshmago)Producer: Emily Collins (IG @emilem124)Artwork by: Laura Valencia (IG @iamlauravalencia)Music by: Kevin Calaba (IG @airlandsmusic)Send us a text, let us know what shows and guests you want us to cover.

In this episode, we continue our conversation with Mike Ross and Dylan MarcAurele about their new musical, Lewis Loves Clark Lewis Loves Clark is a funny, fast-paced epic about the famous Corps of Discovery expedition. Combining bluegrass, folk and pop, this tragicomedy follows Meriwether Lewis (a depressed closeted alcoholic), William Clark (just breathtakingly oblivious), Sacagawea (permanently exasperated), and York (would rather be birdwatching) as they grapple with the not-so-great unknown. This episode features demo recordings of “Drunk, Sober” and “I Could Go Either Way” performed by Dylan MarcAurele. Connect with Mike Ross: Instagram: @mikerosswrites Website: https://mikerosswrites.com/ Connect with Dylan MarcAurele: Instagram: @dylanmarcaurele Website: https://www.dylanmarcaurele.com/ Connect with New York Theatre Barn: Twitter: @nytheatrebarn Instagram: @newyorktheatrebarn  Facebook.com/nytheatrebarn nytheatrebarn.org  Pauls's personal instagram: @paulsmacs Teresa's personal instagram: @terijoyeaux Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode features a conversation with Mike Ross and Dylan MarcAurele about their new musical, Lewis Loves Clark. Lewis Loves Clark is a funny, fast-paced epic about the famous Corps of Discovery expedition. Combining bluegrass, folk and pop, this tragicomedy follows Meriwether Lewis (a depressed closeted alcoholic), William Clark (just breathtakingly oblivious), Sacagawea (permanently exasperated), and York (would rather be birdwatching) as they grapple with the not-so-great unknown. This episode features demo recordings of “But Wait, There's More” performed by Dylan MarcAurele and “Sacagawea's Lullaby” performed by Kyra Atekwana. Connect with Mike Ross: Instagram: @mikerosswrites Website: https://mikerosswrites.com/ Connect with Dylan MarcAurele: Instagram: @dylanmarcaurele Website: https://www.dylanmarcaurele.com/ Connect with New York Theatre Barn: Support us: newyorktheatrebarn.givingfuel.com/nytb-yea2024 Twitter: @nytheatrebarn Instagram: @newyorktheatrebarn  Facebook.com/nytheatrebarn nytheatrebarn.org  Pauls's personal instagram: @paulsmacs Teresa's personal instagram: @terijoyeaux Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is presented by Create A Video – Libertarian candidate for North Carolina Governor, Mike Ross, discusses his run, the issues, and his presidential vote. WBT's relief & recovery links: How to Help: Donate to Support Recovery Efforts in Western North Carolina After Tropical Storm Helene A Western NC disaster relief agency: Hearts With Hands Subscribe to the podcast at: https://ThePeteKalinerShow.com/  All the links to Pete's Prep are free: https://patreon.com/petekalinershow  Advertising inquiries: Pete@ThePeteKalinerShow.com    Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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