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It's once again Top Ten Tuesday time, as Terry has a mixed bag of coding, billing and compliance Q&A's to review. From TAVR Coding, Telehealth, Mastectomy Coding, and the 2022 Medicare Fee Schedule, she leaves no stone unturned. Listen to this episode for all of the latest updates. Subscribe and Listen You can subscribe to […] The post Top 10 Tuesday Q&A – Mixed Bag appeared first on Terry Fletcher Consulting, Inc..

The crew is off for Thanksgiving, so here's a little treat from the Patreon archives!  The 2 Crew rolls on the random NPC table to decide who will be attending Jan & Troy's awkward dinner party! Will they eat the brisket!?! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a crossover episode! We kick things off with a Mixed Bag episode, where Abby and Justin discuss the final three tournaments of the 2021 LPGA season: BMW Golf Championship, Pelican Women's Championship and CME Group Tour Championship. They talk about the award winners this season, Jin Young Ko and Nelly Korda's successes, and all the Florida golf. This leads into our Ladies of Golf interview with Ana Belac, a LPGA Tour player who Justin and his family met through the 2021 Marathon Classic. She shares her start in golf while growing up in Slovenia, her unique rookie year and what she'd like to see for the LPGA's future. Enjoy!

 Spencer Kitley and Will Semons are back together and excited to jam through a very full mixed bag. They get things started with Survivor and dig into how great this season is turning out before shifting into an analysis of Shan's very hard play, Xander and Erika's big wins and make their picks for the soul survivor. Afterwards, they enter a Bravo TV sesh with Jen Shah drama on the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City (29:16), have fun with WInter House (38:36) and share their thoughts on Vanderpump Rules (41:40) as well as some other odds and ends.Hosts - Spencer Kitley and Will Semons TwitterInstagram

Ah, the fun of live radio. No, seriously. The original plan was to have Peter Field on live, a recent acquaintance who had reached out to us for a change, but the unexpected extreme weather, the heavy rains and flooding on the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, where Peter is located, was hit with this dramatic November weather, making connecting over Zoom to do a live interview impossible. This is why a backup plan is always needed, the excitement of live radio, and so though Brian and the station manager made a nice effort to get a clear line of communication going, it wasn't meant to be; this time. So while Brian and Station Manager Tim worked on things in the background for the first several minutes, co-host/sister Kerry kept the live show going, hinting on the upcoming rescheduling of an interview with Peter Field and about something known as The Pandora Project and the Triple Vision podcast, which we'll hear more about from Peter himself in an episode in a few weeks. When Brian returns to the mic, We once more revisit the fact that blindness history in Canada is not as well documented and understood as one might think, a problem we see Americans like The Blind History Lady have addressed, in an Outlook from last year, but that Canada has our own unique history with blindness and disability in this country and we are extremely interested in looking into it further. It is for blind Canadians, such as ourselves, to learn our history, but also that sighted Canadians have no idea either. We talk Diabetes Awareness and the location of Banting House, the residence of the main name in the discovery of insulin to treat otherwise deadly type one diabetes, often a paediatric diagnosis. Kerry wanted to come to London to check out an open house at the Banting Museum on Diabetes Awareness Day, but we discuss how sometimes (even with our positive philosophy of blindness), it can still pose inconveniences like not having access to our own vehicle, when we only want to zip over to a nearby city for a few hours. November is halfway done and another reminder that November is National Indigenous Disability Awareness Month and Remembrance Day got us thinking. We read, together, a post from social media about the injustices Indigenous veterans faced after fighting for Canada in both World Wars. Some, perhaps, returned from the fighting without their sight. Our overall mission with this show is to put the attention back on forgotten stories and viewpoints, to recognize the prejudices and injustices and discrimination Indigenous peoples experienced or are experiencing, during times of war and also times of peace. With things like the Indian Act and the CRPD (the Charter for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities), we are expecting Canada and our government to do more and do better. Ending on a possibly better note of future progress, we wrap up this one with Kerry sharing about the OrCam, a nifty little assistive tech device she's been loaned and the thoughtful and accessible piece of art a friend made for her, and Brian rounds it all off with a story of a sighted cane and travel skills instructor he had during his high school years who works at the school for the blind in Brantford and who lost sight himself in recent years. Anyone can end up losing the sight they once had which we talk about, not to scare people out of their wits, but to show why the things we talk about on Outlook are applicable to anyone because disability is a minority anyone can join at any age. We're told progress takes time, but for many of us, this is our life and we can't afford to sit on our hands and wait for the slow march of progress. Join us for another Outlook On Radio Western as we show you why that's the case.

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We're back in studio, where a few hiccups happened with this one because things sometimes happen when live, but it's a new month, the month of November, and it's Indigenous Disability Awareness Month (IDAM). Also, Radio Western just celebrated forty years on the FM dial, and they were broadcasting live over the weekend. Both of us didn't make it and we explain why, but we also wish CHRW Radio Western a happy birthday/anniversary and acknowledge the positive influence it, as a community/university radio station, has on the local London community. And now, with the Internet, its reach is global. We at Outlook owe them bigtime for giving us a platform to speak to listeners about our perspectives as Canadians who are blind, along with sharing outlooks from as many others as possible with those with disabilities such as blindness. On this week's episode, we talk Halloween and tactile costumes, podcast Monday's and being stuck in a 90s time warp, lack of sports for blind students who are integrated and a mention of goalball (the Quidditch of the blindness adaptive sports) though played firmly on the ground/no flying involved, and Brian speaks about his newly found hobby of playing fantasy hockey with a group of guys and the accessibility of the app. And finally, Brian attended most of the 2021 Connecting the Dots CNIB Conference, while Kerry didn't and kind of regretted it (fomo) fear of missing out. This year had sessions and topics such as coding, micro certificates/micro credentials, and the initial rollout of Lego Braille Bricks, which we'd love to have access to, but currently only places such as schools have them. Lego is one of those things that's always been more of an accessible toy/game for us and here's to any integration of products, accessible for all, inclusive product production to becoming the norm one day. A big theme throughout the conference was mentorship, but we discuss how, until these last four years or so, both of us always had each other. We've always just been siblings with a shared life outlook and since we had each other to lean on growing up, we really didn't see the need for many more mentors, but most people don't have another blind sibling and children, young people, and those of us at any age can always use more mentorship. This year's Connecting the Dots keynote speaker was Paralympian Megan Mahon, born in northern Ontario but now living in Alberta and working at the Canadian National Institute For The Blind there, Lead Children's and Youth Programming which is important for career development and improving employment for the blind. It was the appearance, at the end of day one of Connecting the Dots, where CNIB's President and CEO John Rafferty spoke. He said very little, we wonder and we ponder why he didn't say more, but we have a problem with the CEO of the CNIB being sighted and making so much off the lives of blind Canadians in the first place; at least they have a few women (blind) near the top, in positions of power with him which is something. And so, as this year enters its second to last month and we turn the clocks back again here, we review recent Outlooks and give a brief summary of what we're planning, for both these final months of 2021 (art education for children who are blind/book review/finding community), and for 2022, here before we all know it. So that's it for episode 133(Harry Potter references included) where we discussed a bit of Radio Western history and you can find more about that here: https://radiowestern.ca/about/history Stuck in the 90's by Moxy Fruvous: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1W80EOOMEo

Today we discuss Ben Simmons, the start of the NBA season, and KRS Vs Big Daddy Kane. Please take the best part for yourself.     Ask Your Oldhead is a creative project exploring modern manhood at the intersection of race, gender, culture, and class. We are specifically interested in capturing the stories of transition from child to young man to healthy adult. Please listen, rate, share, and subscribe. Peace   Support the Ask Your Oldhead Podcast by becoming a patron here. ← Click there.   Twitter: @justicerajee Instagram: @justicerajee https://www.facebook.com/oldhead.rajee/ www.askyouroldhead.com www.askyouroldhead.libsyn.com The Ask Your Oldhead Shop Leave a message: 971-206-4010   ©2021 Justice Rajee

I cover a variety of topics and go on some related tangents mostly in response to listener & viewner messages: Commuting to Work, The 2019 film "Color Out of Space", The 2021 film "Old Henry", The video game "Carrion", Non-believers & morality, "Water on a duck's back", Violence in video games (and violence in general), (U.S.) Government: overreach & control; necessity & helpfulness, Afghanistan's pros & cons, Australia's weather, What to do with your life/passion, Ending up being alone.

Known to their buddies as "the mixed bag kings," Jake Dahl and Spencer Podgurski have forsaken traditional big game hunting pursuits most popular among Canadian hunters for feathered fowl. They're a couple of young, savvy heavy-hitters that put in the miles and time scouting, playing for keeps while hunting. Snow geese are their passion. What was it like growing up in Canada, how many of their classmates hunted waterfowl, and what lead them to waterfowl over big game? What's the power hour? What is it about "high risk, big reward" snow geese that excites them most? How long is their season? What do they do with all of those birds, anyways? How does hunting in Canada differ from most parts of the United States, and how's it becoming increasingly similar?  Like watching snow geese back-flipping into the decoys eye-ball high to your layout blind, this episode offers excellent perspective of what it's like to be a genuine waterfowl hunter north of the border.   Please subscribe, rate and review Duck Season Somewhere podcast. Share your favorite episodes with friends! Business inquiries and comments contact Ramsey Russell ramsey@getducks.com   Podcast Sponsors: BOSS Shotshells Benelli Shotguns Kanati Waterfowl Taxidermy Mojo Outdoors Tom Beckbe Flash Back Decoys GetDucks USHuntList   It's really duck season somewhere for 365 days per year. Follow Ramsey Russell's worldwide duck hunting adventures as he chases real duck hunting experiences all year long: Instagram @ramseyrussellgetducks YouTube @GetDucks Facebook @GetDucks.com

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The boys bounced around a few different topics in the opening seg this afternoon. There was racing, Anthony Bourdain and of course Rob from Blacktown.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Soul Explosion, broadcasting worldwide on www.icrfm.com and in Ipswich, UK on 105.7FM, every Saturday morning 8am-10am UK Time. A bit of a mixed bag of vinyl from the soul explosion crates, mostly jazz funk, disco, boogie, enjoy ! Tee-Shirt courtesy of The G and Tee Company, you can visit their shop via this link https://www.facebook.com/TheGandTeeCompany/shop/ Your feedback is always very welcome, here's how you can get involved: Facebook facebook.com/soulexplosionPH5 Twitter twitter.com/ph5soul Mixcloud mixcloud.com/ph5ph5 HearThis hearthis.at/soulexplosionph5/ Thanks for listening

Since it's the bye week, the shows have shuffled the lineup, Talkin' guys Rob and Hek'ma join Bill and Mickey for Shots, and the group gets off to a robust start talkin' Fourth-And-One, what takes place on the O-Line when La'el Collins comes back and a Shot on Dak's calf injury.

“Those who expect to reap the benefits of freedom must undergo the fatigues of supporting it.” —Thomas Paine, 1777 We're back, for round two, back in studio. We're in person again for our final live show of October and, when live, you never know what will happen on air. We talk days of importance and if there's a point to it. Days, weeks, months: Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM), National Day of Action For Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, World Sight Day, White Cane Safety Day/White Cane Awareness Day/White Cane Day. Eye health is important, but as blind people celebrate it too and the problem of no sight bumps up against the pride we're trying to feel and show to ourselves and others. Blindness is a spectrum, shades of grey from low vision to totally blind. More resources for blind people to be successful and happy is where we on Outlook stand. From World Sight Day to White Cane Day. We talk orientation and mobility, stairs vs elevator, and backtracking and accepting assistance. Fitting in vs finding our way. It's about finding the focus and figuring it out. We discuss tips we'd give to anyone assisting us and helpful apps we can access. From apps to more low tech tools for independence. We talk unloading dishes from the dishwasher and sorting and washing towels. It's the mystery of blindness demystified. Finding meaning in the mundane. Brian will be attending the CNIB's Connecting The Dots conference this month, to see what they have to offer, and Kerry isn't happy with them lately and will not be going, but talks her frustration with that organization's lack of care with their braille translation/production. What makes a book accessible? The CNIB is no longer offering this though they claim they are. Low quality braille is all they offer now. Lately we've been talking about advocacy fatigue. Kerry just the other day attended something fun and positive, something promoting audio description, the Luminato Festival, an arts and culture festival in Toronto. Sometimes we need a break from the advocacy, though advocacy can come through art. We're still here because it does matter and it's the small price paid for living as white settlers on this land, privileged as we are, in Canada. For more info on a few of the things mentioned in this episode, for the Ontario Disability Employment Network (ODEN) and Luminato Festival Toronto and the podcast Talk Description To Me, you can check out: https://www.odenetwork.com https://luminatofestival.com https://talkdescriptiontome.buzzsprout.com

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Abby and Justin reunite for the first time since the Solheim Cup to talk about the bookend wins from Jin Young Ko and everything in between. They recap the Cambia Portland Classic (won by Jin Young Ko), Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G (Nasa Hataoka), ShopRite LPGA Classic presented by Acer (Celine Boutier) and Cognizant Founders Cup (Jin Young Ko). They finish with the news of the Symetra Tour graduates, Rose Zhang's hot start in college, the Asian Swing and new Chevron Championship. If you've made it this far, we always appreciate a rating and review!

Our last live in studio Outlook was March 9, 2020, which was our 64th show. Brian loves numbers and it's quite the coincidence we recorded exactly another 64 shows from home. But now we return, LIVE, with episode 129. Back in studio, with a little VoiceOver to kick off the show, back at Western radio. Still taking precautions against Covid (masks/vaccines/distancing)- on this week we talk September 30th and National Day For Truth and Reconciliation (land acknowledgements and Orange Shirt Day), catch up on what's all changed (for us and more broadly) since the start of this pandemic, and how radio/podcasts are perfect for us blind people and sighted alike to be on an even playing field where nothing visual matters—for once. What things are worth doing and having (nails done/traveling/owning print books) for a person who can't see those things? Glitter point! From early family Canadian Thanksgiving celebrations that include Uno, wasps, and nail polish to sighted baseball lovers being told to “look at that” from a sports announcer doing the usual on screen game calling over the radio. When you can convince the rest of the world that accessible baseball can be accessible for more people, they tend to pay attention. Sixty-four shows done during Covid-19, on our own (mostly all interviews), at home and online, which puts us at episode 129 and it feels good being back, even if it's once a month where we're live on the mics. For information on Orange Shirt Day (EVERY CHILD MATTERS): https://www.orangeshirtday.org

Gavin is joined by the thread master himself Ariel Pacheco of The Strickland to breakdown the Knicks second preseason game including the massive potential of the offense, Immanuel Quickley showing off major strides as a playmaker, just how much we'll get to see the impact of RJ Barrett's improvements, why Ariel's high on Quentin Grimes and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Spencer Kitley is joined by friend of the pod and former Survivor producer Kenneth Browder to breakdown a solid third episode of Survivor 41. They discuss the Beware Advantages, game play gaffes, favorites to win and so much more, including Kenneth's thoughts on the sleeping habits of the castaways. Hosts - Spencer Kitley and Will Semons TwitterInstagram

Join Carlos, Matt Nev and Armando for this week's programme. In this week's show we look at the worlds greatest low cost carriers, one airline makes their A320s idle and Ryanair pop a cork In the military a Boeing 757 will be the testbed for the new Tempest fighter; the Luftwaffe unveils its new A312neo transport; a Us Navy training jet crashes near Dallas Texas and a B-2 Bomber runs off the runway in Missouri. It's the final part of Nik Codling's interview with Elliot Seguin where we ask him 'that' question, Nev concludes his chat with Johnny at Pytch Air. Nev also shares with us the first part of a 3-part special interview with Captain Nick as he catches up with Mike Wildeman - Wow, what a story! You definitely don't want to miss this series! Don't forget you can get in touch with us all at : WhatsApp +44 757 22 491 66 Email podcast@planetalkinguk.com or comment in our chatroom on YouTube. Here are the links to the stories we featured this week : British Airways 777 pilots wanted in Doha https://onemileatatime.com/news/british-airways-pilots-qatar-airways/ https://www.aerotime.aero/29046-ba-pilots-to-fly-qatar-airways-boeing-777s Commercial airliner modified to be flying lab for 6th-gen Tempest fighter https://newatlas.com/military/commercial-airliner-modified-flying-lab-6th-generation-tempest-fighter/ World's best budget airlines in 2021 ranked https://www.mirror.co.uk/travel/cheap-flights/worlds-best-budget-airlines-2021-25096575 https://www.worldairlineawards.com/worlds-best-low-cost-airlines-2021/ Luftwaffe's first A321neo unveiled https://www.airway1.com/luftwaffes-first-a321neo-unveiled/ Man convicted of causing public nuisance after gluing himself to British Airways plane https://simpleflying.com/man-who-glued-himself-to-british-airways-embraer-jet-jailed/ https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-58678274 https://news.sky.com/story/james-brown-former-paralympian-convicted-of-causing-public-nuisance-after-gluing-himself-to-british-airways-plane-12366560 https://www.mylondon.news/news/south-london-news/extinction-rebellion-vow-hold-vigil-21691824 https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/extinction-rebellion-protester-grounds-flight-at-london-city-airport-a4258331.html Military Jet Crashes in Lake Worth Neighborhood, 2 Pilots Injured: Officials https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/military-plane-crashes-in-lake-worth-neighborhood-injuries-reported-officials/2746125/ Video from https://www.wafb.com/2021/09/19/military-aircraft-crashes-lake-worth-texas-authorities-say/ Ryanair Returns To Cork: Irish Base To Reopen In December https://simpleflying.com/ryanair-reopens-cork-base/ https://www.corkairport.com/docs/default-source/default-document-library/cork-airport-recovery-scheme-2021-t-amp-c.pdf B-2 bomber crashes in Missouri after in-flight malfunction; none injured https://www.airforcetimes.com/news/your-air-force/2021/09/17/b-2-bomber-crashes-in-missouri-after-in-flight-malfunction-none-injured/ CRJ200 carried out closed-tower take-off despite warning of opposite inbound flight https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/crj200-carried-out-closed-tower-take-off-despite-warning-of-opposite-inbound-flight/145563.article https://avherald.com/h?article=4ed4c68b&opt=0 http://www.caa.co.za/Accidents%20and%20Incidents%20Reports/ZS-ALJ%20and%20ZS-CMG.pdf LATAM to equip A320s with engine-idle descent function https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/latam-to-equip-a320s-with-fuel-saving-engine-idle-descent-function/145590.article 'Extraordinary' pigs step in to protect Schiphol airport from marauding geese https://www.theregister.com/2021/09/28/pigs_deter_geese_at_schiphol/

Here we are, having fallen into fall and by sharing a co-host's love of The Fall (both the season and the band), but we two blind siblings are feeling the advocacy fatigue or, in other words, some weeks it just feels like we're done AF. No, seriously, the advocacy fatigue, it's real, but we push through with a new show this week, now known as Monday Mixed Bag on Outlook. This week, returning to just us co-hosts, talking everything from cooking and some of the barriers that can arise when cooking without sight (shoutout to the friend who introduced Brian to vegan stew), celebrating three years of this show with a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts (thank you Regoro64), and a look back on where Canada stands post election (along with tales from the voting booth). So check us out with our third year anniversary, fall/autumn episode, final one of September and into a new season. Also, check out upcoming guest on Outlook, M. Leona Godin's recent appearance on the CBC's Writers and Company show and podcast with host Eleanor Wachtel. Catch it here: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/writersandcompany/m-leona-godin-on-the-metaphor-and-reality-of-blindness-in-literature-and-in-life-1.6188458

Spencer Kitley and WIll Semons break down all of the goodness from the week that was on Reality TV. They kick things off with Big Brother that gave us one of our most-deserving winners in years, before shifting gears to the long-awaited premiere of Vanderpump Rules (14:22) that delivered a solid first episode with the Tom's taking center stage and LaLa and James playing to their dramatic skills. Then finally, they wrap up with a full analysis of the second episode of Survivor 41 (28:13), where the Yase tribe continues to struggle and is also making some very poor game decisions. Hosts - Spencer Kitley and Will Semons TwitterInstagram

Recap timeeee! Yessiree, here's an overview of the 7 books I read (and 2 x book review from Juan) that was posted in September 2021. The standout for me was Candide by Voltaire, very witty and has obviously stood the test of time (it was published 260 years ago!). Most of the rest were pretty solid books that ranged from philosophy to children's books to religion to suffering (both fictional and in real life). Quite a mixed bag indeed.I hope you have a fantastic day wherever you are in the world. Kyrin out!Timeline:(0:00) - Intro(0:37) - Candide: Voltaire(1:45) - The Little Prince: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry(2:57) - Going Clear: Lawrence Wright(4:18) - Lord Of The Flies: William Golding(5:53) - Hiroshima: John Hersey(7:20) - Discourses & Selected Writings: Epictetus(9:18) - The Death Of Ivan Ilyich: Leo Tolstoy(11:13) - Changes coming up in October 2021Connect with Mere Mortals:Website: https://www.meremortalspodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/

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Announcing the return of Mixed Bag! It's been quite some time since we last spoke but fear not listener, we are resuming our Five Nights with Knightley with our third entry, the epitome of Keira's period films, The Duchess! What's it about? A duchess of course! But other than that? God we had no clue. But little did we know that they film is covertly part of the glorious gay agenda! That's right, the best kept secret, bisexuality courses through this films veins, happy bisexuality awareness week y'all! Find out all about this little surprise that won an Academy Award for Costume Design. Was it just gowns, beautiful gowns is or there gold in this here film? 

On today's SUPER loaded Thursday episode Brian is joined by the roundtable of Michael Edgley, Tim Clarke, and Arun Bhattacharya to discuss Week One of the NFL Season (5:09). Brian and Mike then discuss Donda and Certified Lover Boy (50:27) and which album is better. Then Brian gives his Week Two picks (1:13:42) for the NFL! Brian then discusses a mixed bag week for the Yankees (1:26:34), including the dramatic series against the Mets at Citi Field. In today's Outro (2:04:34), Brian recaps the Champions League first group stage games and looks at the upcoming EPL schedule. We also have reviews of Once Upon A Time in Queens, the Danbury Trashers documentary, Shang-Chi, and a tribute to Norm MacDonald. Enjoy folks!

We decided to air it out on this episode. We talk about the AL MVP race, players on the cusp of great seasons and some playoff hopes. Thanks for listening!

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Glad that it's over but sad that it's over. That's how Justin and Abby are feeling after a week of working (Justin) and attending (Abby) the Solheim Cup at Inverness Club in Toledo, OH. This episode covers it all. We talk about Europe's win, Leona Maguire's epic play, what was “elite” or not at the Solheim Cup, how the course played, rules controversies and their place in SC history, pods, Justin flying through the gala, the peddle bar and Gwen Stefani in Toledo, Toledo's atmosphere and the 130,000 fans who came to support women's golf, and so much more. It's a big episode but we couldn't have asked for a better week celebrating the Solheim Cup and our city. We'll see you in Spain in 2023!

On today's episode, a mixed bag: my favorite goo-free mouth tape, the importance of exercise vs. nutrition, a powerful supplement I've revisited and tested, a book recommendation, and I get real with some recent experiences I've been having... and the lesson I learned (again) that applies to all of us in many ways.------Connect with me / DM on Telegram:https://t.me/HolisticAlphaText me:801-742-1439Connect with me / DM  on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/stevenmathisConnect with me / DM  on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/stevenlmathis/https://www.instagram.com/holisticalpha/

On today's double UFRWBB, Brian recaps the up and down week for the Yankees (8:31). A long winning streak is followed by a losing streak, ended by a clutch performance by Gerrit Cole. Can the Yankees close this season strong? We also take a look at the rest of MLB (55:10) as we enter September. In today's LOADED Outro, we talk about the wild Bishop Sycamore story (1:02:23), a crazy week for the Mets (1:15:08), Cam Newton getting cut (1:31:18), Cristiano Ronaldo returning to Man United (1:37:28), a Donda review (1:47:03), and the latest on Ted Lasso (1:51:18)! Enjoy folks!

Oh that Friday feeling. On last week's Mixed Bag Monday, Part One, we made pleas and climbed sand piles. This week, in Part Two, we on Outlook discuss what we learn from attending an annual general meeting (or AGM) for Radio Western/reach out to new student listeners, sharing on The Rumpus and the process, and revelations around Strange Gods and sensitivity reading, It's the wild west of sensitivity reading and, yet, of social media, but social media does serve some good when perspectives are shared with one another. And many many things come back to politics. With the next federal Canadian election on the horizon, on this episode we finish off with a story of the perilous floating bus stop/bike lanes/city design that's recklessly spreading (all the way from the city of Victoria on the west coast to London, Ontario) and the power of social media to explain where the problem lies. It feels as though politicians ignore people with disabilities and we need to make them aware that we are here. Strange days and strange Gods. From Monday to Friday and back again. A huge congratulations to co-host Kerry for the work she did conducting an interview with M. Leona Godin on the book "There Plant Eyes: A Personal and Cultural History of Blindness". Check out “Fighting the Weightiness of Metaphors” on the online literary journal The Rumpus at the link below: https://therumpus.net/2021/08/the-rumpus-interview-with-m-leona-godin/ And you can find the novel “Strange Gods” by Alison Kimble which Kerry recently did a sensitivity reading job for here: https://www.amazon.ca/Strange-Gods-Alison-Kimble/dp/1953491146

Welcome to the Women of Golf! Tune in Tuesday 9:00 AM Eastern Cindy & Ted begin with a "Mixed Bag" of topics in theNo B.S. Zone. Plus, they welcome special guest: Michelle Melia, LPGA "Class A" Teaching Professional, Head Women's Golf Coach Monmouth University. More on Michelle: LPGA “Class A” Golf Professional, Michelle Melia brings over 20 years of teaching and coaching experience. In 2008, Michelle was named the Ladies Professional Golf Association “National Golf Coach of the Year” for her efforts as Head Golf Coach at Fairleigh Dickinson University. During her professional coaching career, Michelle has also been a Division I golf coach at Rutgers University and Monmouth University. She is the LPGA Teaching Professional for the First Tee of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, LPGA Girls Golf Club site director, and serves as committee member for numerous local New Jersey Golf Organizations. Join them LIVE Tuesday 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on these platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

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It's Solheim Cup week! Abby and Justin provide an AIG Women's Open recap and a massively-filled preview of the Solheim Cup. They talk about the final teams, Inverness Club's setup, the chaos and excitement that comes with a big event in town and more! As always, Justin gets rattled by an interruption and ends the episode with his facts for Abby. Enjoy the Solheim Cup this week and see what they're up to on the @foretheladies Instagram.

NRA Cancelled Not a surprise with what is going on in Texas and Covid, but their letter to people showed their true colors and they should be ashamed of themselves. Broken Gun I've been having more and more issues with my carry gun and think I figured it out. But how do you spot problems with your gun and what to do about it. Heat Injuries It's been hotter than crap lately and I was not doing well at the competition yesterday until another shooter noticed and gave me an extra bottle of water. I go and go until I fall out. Don't be like me, notice this stuff coming so someone else doesn't have to save you.  Stay Safe,  Ben  ModernSelfProteciton.com 

We begin this one with what we're reading and how. Oh, and with a plea and a trip to see a giant sand pile. On Outlook this week, another Mixed Bag Monday discussing a musical gig, guitar by co-host here with band Trusty Fox. Brian reads and plays the same way. Other co-host Kerry is excited that fall is coming, but it's always apple season for Brian, technology wise. We mention a few shows we've been on which have recently come out, such as the American Foundation for the Blind's Inform & Connect podcast, a Kerry Connection, and bonus episode of the #onpoli Podcast from TV Ontario. We share the going back with a recent day trip, summer family stories from the old days at Sand Hill Park on Lake Erie, one of Ontario's natural wonders. And finally, a plea on vaccines and to all that's going on, from Covid to politics. We at Outlook On Radio Western stand with the women of Afghanistan and of all those living with disabilities in any corner of the world who feel oppressed or at risk. Check out our interview on the Inform & Connect podcast here: https://www.afb.org/news-publications/publications/inform-and-connect-podcast/inform-connect-season-two/inform-14 Our segment discussing Canadian library accessibility for TVO's #onpoli podcast: https://www.tvo.org/video/bonus-stories-you-might-have-missed?fbclid=IwAR3Mg8v_kmpQPRooi9W_Y4rIUYDnnlbryod_v8cumZ31xfK-LnWPpKSZNyo Note: We're featured in the second story of this clip, around 10 minutes in. And for more information on this year's Paralympic Games (taking place from Tuesday, August 24 to September 5), and to learn about their associated #WeThe15 social media campaign for greater awareness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHCDvdCaJhI https://www.wethe15.org

Remember a few month ago, when we thought we were getting a leg up on Covid-19? When we thought it was “time to celebrate” downtown Seattle's recovery by going there and doing normal things? Some of that is happening. Some.

Daniel Lesser joins Michael to share a look behind the curtain at the hotel industry. Discussions include distress opportunities, forecasts and operator strategies.

Abby and Justin record together in person for the second episode of Mixed Bag, where they talk about what's going on women's golf. In this episode we give a recap, our “birdies” of the event and Justin's rating for: - U.S. Senior Women's Open: 1:50- U.S. Women's Amateur: 7:00- The Olympics: 13:20These are followed by a preview of the AIG Women's Open which is being conducted at Carnoustie in Scotland this week, as well as Justin's fun fact of the episode.

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On this week's episode of the Community Broadband Bits podcast, Christopher Mitchell and ILSR Senior Reporter, Editor, and Researcher Sean Gonsalves talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly of the bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed the Senate today — the episode was recorded last week, before the vote.   While the bill does not … Continue reading "A Mixed Bag: How The Infrastructure Bill Will Impact Municipal Broadband Networks – Episode 469 of the Community Broadband Bits Podcast"

This week Bharti Airtel posted its quarterly results for the current financial year and it wasn't exactly a pleasant sight. Profits declined 62% compared to the previous quarter and the average revenue per user (ARPU) has all but stagnated during this period. The only consolation perhaps is that the broadband business seems to be doing quite well and while it doesn't seem like much, analysts across the board are still extremely optimistic about the company's prospects. So if you're wondering why there are all these mixed signals coming in, then this week's Finshots Markets is for you.

Catching up on some past listener questions and an invitation for you to now send your Voice-Memo questions to info@hpc.church for inclusion in future episodes! www.hpc.church

NBA FREE AGENCY FRENZY-The Heat improved dramatically (Acquire Lowry and Tucker); The Lakers big 3 attracts a host of ring chasers; Ben Simmons is still a 76er and the BUCKS mixed bag (Great to have Bobby Portis back, Losing PJ to the Heat sucks, Who is our backup point guard?)

Welcome back to the Fore the Ladies podcast and our new series, Mixed Bag!I recently met Justin Kruse who is a Risk Advisor in Toledo, OH. Yes, we met at a tequila night where I laughed so hard with his wife Stephanie who shared their golf stories with me. Yes, we're doing a podcast. Over the years Justin has gone from being a general golf fan to an avid fan of women's golf but I'll let him share more of his story with you. After some tequila … and good conversation, we decided we should talk women's golf together … on a podcast! Now we present to you Mixed Bag. We'll talk about what's happening in women's golf. Justin will try to stump me with golf facts and who knows what else we'll add to this little experiment - it's a mixed bag. This first one is a bit long, but we hope to make these quick and snappy for you in future weeks. Enjoy!

Alyssa, Ian, and Ear Queen get their questions answered.    For mental Health resources, or to write into the show, visit: https://www.liveyourlifekween.com/