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Mo'ne Davis: The Sensation. Visit RecognizePod.com to read more, and follow us at @recognizepod wherever you're feeling social.

Roc Nation and the NFL announce a partnership. Kevin Love discusses the NBA's new mental health initiatives. Plus, catching up with Mo'Ne Davis as she heads off to college.

This week Stephanie and Jarrett are joined by guests J'Mia Byrd and Cord Parks! The group began discussing New Breed Works and its inception, before debating "Who's REALly Right?" about a play-off loss affecting LeBron James' legacy. Then, the group discuss accountability for officials after incident involving the OKC Thunder where Paul George was fined after his comments on a poorly officiated game. Vince Young's fall from grace rounds out the final topic, before the group spotlights Justin Forsett as the "On to the REAL" athlete and Mo'ne Davis as the "FIELD Good Final Thought!" New episode drops every Friday @ 4pm!

Her precision and technique led her to be the first girl to pitch a shut-out in Little League World Series History. She is wise beyond her years, and she is impressive beyond words. Mo'ne Davis is a role model that all girls (and yes, even boys) deserve.

Please join us this Sunday for an amazing conversation on How you too can break through the glass ceiling of the Fashion Industry?! __________________________ Be sure to follow and support Saniyyah on IG@curiostyling on her amazing Boss Hijabipreneur journey!!! __________________________ Saniyyah Bilal is the founder of Curio Styling Consultants. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Fashion Industry Management and a MBA in Apparel Business Studies both from Philadelphia University. She is a costume designer, model, wardrobe stylist and community activist. She has studied fashion in China and worked with Mo'ne Davis, The Oscars, Amber Rose and New York Fashion Week, just to name a few. She has worked as a local wardrobe stylist in LA, New York and Philadelphia for editorials, musicians, client red carpet events, music videos, movies, TV shows & fashion shows. She has done the styling for various productions for example, America’s Funniest Home Videos, Stranger Magic productions, the NAACP awards and for Snoop Dogg. A lot of her work in the entertainment industry has been her styling Muslim characters and/or her working with all Muslim film crews. She is very proud to sustain her Islam in the industry and especially grateful to able be to showcase that modest style in her works. In addition, she has an exhibit of her styling work at the Smithsonian African American Museum of History & Culture. Saniyyah has been published in Astound Magazine, Institute Magazine and Elegant Magazine. Therefore, she loves telling stories by styling creative photo shoots. Saniyyah, is very versatile in the styles she can put together whether it is for a lifestyle shoot, editorial, characters for a film, a music video, performance or red carpet. You can find most of the pieces she styles with for sale on her social media @CurioStyling. Breaking through the glass ceiling, Saniyyah is also represented by London based modeling agency Umma Models, which she uses as another platform to pave the way for African American Muslim women. Website: www.curiostyling.com Linkendin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saniyyah-bilal-16a6821b/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/curiostyling/ Phone Number: 215-800-2020 _____________________________________________________________________ This podcast was brought to you by Be You In HD, LLC a transformational coaching company, aimed at helping women get unstuck, follow their passion and become full-time entrepreneurs. As one of our listeners we welcome you to schedule a "Discovery Call" with us to get started on your "Boss Business" today. For more information about Be You In HD and the webinars and workshops visit: www.beyouinhd.com

Episode 210 of the Tissue In The Tape Podcast: Keepers of The Flame, Now Available We cover the beauty of Jordan Peele's trailer for 'Us' and the excitement surrounding the start of filming for 'Bad Boys 3'. There is also an attempt to broach the Netflix > HBO and 'Go to the White House or Stay at My House' debates amicably. (We even slipped in a salute to the No Limit solider Mr. Serv-On.) This week's '4 Women segment' featured updates on the works and moves of Marsai Martin, Mo'ne Davis, Amanda Seales, and Nicole Byer. While Travis Scott and Big Boi are preparing for their upcoming Super 53 halftime show appearances, we tell you whether we think you should care or not. Equipped with Heat Checks from RJ Payne (from tracks featuring lyrical legends O.C. & Elzhi, from his latest project If Cocaine Could Talk 4) - we are reppin' the EIMG movement. We put the heat to these topics and so much more.. We do it for the strong, we do it for the meek.. it's The Tape, y'all.

***Original Air Date May 16, 2018 The Dirty Sports Network presents Dirty Slides... Joe Praino and Andy "Laz" Lazarus open the show with a recap of Joe's experience at the Oakland Coliseum before moving on to Robinson Cano's PED suspension, Joey Votto turning his back on Canada, David Price's Fortnite addiction and wrap up with an all-lady edition of #DudeOrNotaDude. ** Official DUDE t-shirts now available at DirtySports.com** Follow Dirty Slides on Twitter - twitter.com/DirtySlides Follow Joe on Twitter - twitter.com/FixYourLife Follow Laz on Twitter - twitter.com/AndyLazarus www.dirtysports.com www.patreon.com/dirtysports Subscribe on YouTube - www.youtube.com/DirtySports Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/dirtysports

A comedic monologue about a young man faced with the prospect of losing his virginity after a date starts a conversation about masculinity and the expectations we put on boys. Featuring conversations with Alex, a 17 year old high school senior who finds humor in stereotypes of men as sex-hungry animals, and Steve Bandura, father of a teenage son who is more widely known as a coach to hundreds of inner city boys (and girls!) at the Marian Anderson Rec Center in South Philly. Click here to read a transcript of this episode. “Dear Paula, I am writing this because I am not comfortable being here right now. I feel like I am between a rock and a hard... place, and I just wanna watch Star Wars.” — from "Misunderstanding, Didn't Understand" by Alex Papatolis  * * * What does it mean to be a man? It’s a difficult question to answer, even for an adult.  For teenage boys, becoming a man is much more than a question. It’s a reality. It’s a process that is subject to routine scrutiny and judgment from your peers and from the adults around you. It’s the constant pressure to fit into a rigid and often narrow definition of what’s manly: be strong, play sports, get girls. Have sex. And be good at it. Bravado, machismo, and conquest trump kindness, vulnerability, and creativity. But do these outdated expectations really capture the essence of masculinity in 2017? And who, exactly, are the role models for young men and boys when it comes to how to act, how to treat women? On this episode of Mouthful, a weekly podcast that places young people at the center of important issues, we talk to two men about what masculinity means to them:  Alex Papatolis, a 17 year old high school senior and young man whose award-winning comedic monologue “Misunderstanding, Didn’t Understand” sheds a different light on a young man confronting the prospect of sex Steve Bandura, a father of a teenage son, more widely known for his work with youth at the Marian Anderson Rec Center, where he is the coach of the Anderson Monarchs, including Mo’Ne Davis and six other youth who captured the attention of the world at the 2014 Little League World Series the conversation Steve Bandura is a father, coach, and mentor. In 1989, Steve left the corporate world and began work as a volunteer at the Marian Anderson Recreation Center in South Philadelphia. Not long after, Steve noticed the lack of recreational team sports for inner city youth living in the neighborhood around the rec center. In 1993, he founded the Jackie Robinson Baseball league and by 1995 had enough strong players to found the Anderson Monarchs travel sports program. Since then, Steve's teams have earned an outstanding reputation and have gained unprecedented success, competing in the city's top baseball, soccer, and basketball leagues and capturing numerous city championships in all three sports. In 2014, seven of Steve's players, including Mo'ne Davis, caught the attention of the world as members of the Taney Dragons team that competed in the Little League World Series. The next summer, the Monarchs climbed aboard a 1947 bus and took a civil rights tour. At the helm of the Philadelphia Youth Organization, Steve is dedicated to giving inner city kids the same opportunities to play and develop as their counterparts in the suburbs – an attempt to “level the playing field.” In addition to cultivating young people into stellar athletes, Steve's primary goal is to convey the importance and benefits of education. Every player who goes on to graduate from college gets a special pennant on the Monarchs home field at 17th and Fitzwater, a visual emblem of the aspirations and successes of the neighborhood youth. Photo Credit: Brett Carlsen for the New York Times_ _ further reading & resources To learn more about rights of passage into manhood across cultures check out this article from _National Geographi_c. To consider how ever-changing gender roles are creating a crisis in masculinity check out this article from Time and the book from Jack Myers. Check out what athletes are doing to enter the fight against sexual assault with "Athletes United" via Mic. Click here to learn more about Philadelphia Young Playwrights.

Mo'ne Davis joins us on the show and I talk to International Women's Baseball Center President, Kat Williams. Plus Game Notes!

IWBC Ruth Hartman Memorial Girls Baseball Tournament was a big hit at BIG Vision and brought many new people to the event. Dan was able to conduct quite a few interviews for his Stepping Up to the Plate podcast series. First up - Mo'ne Davis!

IWBC Ruth Hartman Memorial Girls Baseball Tournament was a big hit at BIG Vision and brought many new people to the event. Dan was able to conduct quite a few interviews for his Stepping Up to the Plate podcast series. First up - Mo'ne Davis!

Dr. Frances Cress Welsing makes her 27th visit to The Context of White Supremacy. Dr. Welsing is a third generation physician, general and child psychologist, and author of the top selling publication, The Isis Papers: The Keys To The Colors. When Dr. Welsing last visited us, she offered her view on the exhibition of black people forgiving Racists. She asserted that this was another aspect of our White Supremacy induced mental illness. She offered this analysis before thirteen-year-old Mo'ne Davis was called a "slut" and publicly forgave her White attacker; before the University of Oklahoma's Levi Pettit delivered a precision-crafted apology for singing about lynching niggers; before Walter Scott's black mother declared that she had "forgiveness" for the White Man who murdered her son. We're also excited to hear Dr. Welsing's thoughts on the sentencing of Atlanta's black educators and the pattern of sexual terrorism against black people. INVEST in The COWS - http://tiny.cc/ledjb CALL IN NUMBER: 760.569.7676 CODE 564943# SKYPE: FREECONFERENCECALLHD.7676 CODE 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

The Munchkins Buy Pretzels Edition. Who will go to war, in the Final Four. A look back at the Battle of Omaha between KU and Wichita State. You can't bully Mo'ne Davis. Angelina Jolie has now turned into Robo Cop. The debut of Pull Out the Podium. Plus, S**t Movie of the Week, Throwback Album of the Week, Needs More Run, The Old Card, Fantastic Five, and much more!

The Context of White Supremacy hosts the weekly Compensatory Call-In. We encourage non-white listeners to dial in with their codified concepts, new terms, observations, research findings, workplace problems or triumphs, and/or suggestions on how best to Replace White Supremacy With Justice ASAP. We'll use these sessions to hone our use of words as tools to reveal truth, neutralize White people. We'll examine news reports from the past seven days and - hopefully - promote a constructive dialog. #ANTIBLACKNESS The seasons change, but Racistman and Racistwoman remain reliable. The pattern of Whites terrorizing black people and then prodding Victims to pardon their transgression was on full display this week. 13-year-old athletic sensation Mo'ne Davis was verbally assaulted by a Suspected Race Soldier, Joey Casselberry. Following Casselberry getting the boot from the Bloomberg University baseball team, Davis took the high road and requested that he be forgiven and reinstated to the team. Speaking of young Racists, former University of Oklahoma SAE member Levi Pettit delivered a highly publicized mea culpa for being caught practicing Racism. He held hands with a black female and secured a sizable number of black people to validate his sincerity. Suspected Race Soldiers in California and Illinois are also hoping to bathe in the endless well of forgiveness. San Francisco Sheriff's Deputies have been accused of conducting "interracial gladiator-style fights" between non-white inmates. Illinois correctional officers are facing a class action lawsuit for coordinating state sanctioned sexual torture and humiliation of black inmates. #AnswersForMiriamCarey INVEST in The COWS - http://tiny.cc/ledjb CALL IN NUMBER: 760.569.7676 CODE 564943# SKYPE: FREECONFERENCECALLHD.7676 CODE 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

A thirteen year old girl from Philly is a better human than you'll ever be. Deal with it. News News News: Bloomsburg University Baseball Player Joey Casselberry Calls Little League Star Pitcher Mo'ne Davis a Slut. Sketches: Gatorade Spokesman Tad Hammy on #RaceTogether. Wide World of Weird Sports: The Magnificent Seven (1996 USA Women's Gymnastics Team).

Erin Foley and fan favorite Trish Suhr (Clean House)are back in the studio to discuss the Madness of March. Brackets out. Laces out. Sweet 16 Matchups for both NCAAM & NCAAW, Foley's love for Wisconsin and Gonzaga, Suhr's love for the Wildcats, NBA playoff picture, Mo'ne Davis is a rockstar, Serena is Beyonce, Fantasy Baseball and the Coach of Georgia State (Ron Hunter) rolls himself into the hearts of America. Enjoy!

heroine of the little leage world series Mo'ne Davis proves she's a class act by not playing the victim card in response to ignorant hateful tweets; fox is relaunching the x files; ted cruz wants to abolish the irs; iggy azelia got fake boobs and no one noticed; Funkhouser does an impecible impersonation of iggy azelia and flexes his vocabulary with the word plethora

heroine of the little leage world series Mo'ne Davis proves she's a class act by not playing the victim card in response to ignorant hateful tweets; fox is relaunching the x files; ted cruz wants to abolish the irs; iggy azelia got fake boobs and no one noticed; Funkhouser does an impecible impersonation of iggy azelia and flexes his vocabulary with the word plethora

Join Sharona and special guest co-host Simone Bridges as they talk about Ashley Judd and women talking sports (or anything else) on social media, Mo'Ne Davis forgiving the baseball player who called her a slut, and Brandy playing Roxie Hart in Chicago on Broadway. Special guest will be former NFL agent and current salary cap expert for CBS Sports. LIVE 10 am CDT

We recap the 1st 4 days of the NCAA Tourney, preview the sweet 16. We also address White America's attack on Mo'ne Davis, and Eagles owner Jeff Lurie addressing the offseason changes.

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SWB welcomes actress/comic Lauren Lapkus (Orange Is The New Black) to the show! Foley & Lapkus discuss LA lady hoops league, TN female basketball teams get banned for tanking, Michael Sam joins DWTS, Kansas State storms the court, fans "chicken winging", Holley Mangold's Olympic tattoo, Mayweather/Pacquiao ticket prices, Lauren's Fantasy Bachelor League, Foley's head explodes with happiness when Stephen Curry hangs with Mo'ne Davis and more! Check out Lauren Lapkus' podcast "With Special Guest Lauren Lapkus" on the Earwolf network and follow her on twitter https://twitter.com/laurenlapkus to stay up to date on all things LL! Be a fan of the show on www.facebook.com/sportswithoutballs and follow on twitter for a different experience www.twitter.com/swbpod

Today’s episode is sponsored by the Mean Girls’ Yarn Club, Episode 6: And So It Begins! Year-long yarn club. Memberships for the next episode will open up September 3, 3014! Please visit http://meangirlsyarnclub.blogspot.com for all the gory details. It’s more than yarn, it’s an adventure! Catching Up: (0:53) Laura has been dyeing a lot for her yarn clubs. She also finally finished Game of Thrones season 3. She's been working on Knit Dizzney stuff--the yarn and T-shirts are ready. And she's been working on Mean Girls Yarn Club Episode 6--Sign ups open September 3. The theme is action and adventure villains. She's also dyeing a lot of yarn for the Southern California fiber festival season. And she's going to World of Color later this week with Miss Dorothy. Jen has been healing and wants to thank everyone for the well-wishes about her teeth and surgery. She's been doing a lot of rehearsing and some of the little kids have been alternately fascinated and bored by her knitting. She's been watching lots of baseball, including the Little League World Series (she loves Mo'ne Davis) and she also went to Stitch and Pitch at Dodger Stadium put on by the Yarnover Truck. She wore her new Ginny cardigan, because it's Dodger Blue. She finished Season 2 of Orange is the New Black and really liked all the crochet mentions. And she's been spinning more. In the Knitting Bag: (11:54) Laura was working on her Yggdrasil Afghan by Lisa Jacobs out of reclaimed Berroco Vintage Chunky in Mocha. She's also working on the Knitted Scale Mail Gloves by CraftyMutt for her stepdaughter out of Knitpicks Brava in greys. She finished one mitt and is working on the second one. The scales are from The Ringlord.com. And she started a slipped stitch hat for Halos of Hope.  It's going to be social knitting.  We talk about bringing small projects for amusement park lines.  Jen likes easy socks or hats. Jen is working on her Beulah Cardigan for Camp Loopy Month 3 out of Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light in Dried Rose.  She just needs to seam it and do the buttonbands and neckbands.  She's been working on mitts for Stitch Dizzney and a shawl for the Sunnydale Yarn Club.  She's working on the Playful Stripes Cardigan by Alana Dakos out of Cascade 220 Superwash Sport in Slate, Cotton Candy, Raspberry, Lake Chelan Heather, and Summer Sky. She's on the yoke and she completely loves it. And she worked a bit on her Heirloom Layette Set by Kerin Dimeler-Laurence out of Cascade Heritage in Snow. We talk about mini-skeins and how trendy they are right now: Madelinetosh Unicorn Tails, Knitted Wit Gumballs, and Lion Brand Bonbons. Finished Objects: (19:04) Neither of the Knotty Girls have finished anything. Half a pair of gloves where one isn't even seamed does not count. Devil's Tower: (19:30) Laura still hasn't gotten around to culling her Devil's Tower. Jen also has very quiet UFOs. Frog Pond: (19:57) Laura had some trouble with her Yggdrasil again. She dropped a cable stitch when she was tinking back, so she ripped the entire thing out again and restarted again. But she's getting more intuitive with the pattern now so it's going faster. Jen had to rip out several inches of one of her sleeves on her Beulah Cardigan because she forgot to do an increase on her sleeve and didn't have the correct number of stitches. On Deck: (22:30) Laura will be making more Knitted Scale Mail Gloves out of pink Knitpicks Brava for her step-granddaughter.  She also wants to make Dreambird by Nadita Swings, Ink by Hanna Maciejewska out of Dizzy Blonde Studios Superwash Sock, Motoring Madness mittens by Audrey Nicklin for her husband, Effortless Cardigan by Hannah Fettig out of Dizzy Blonde DK in either Anna or Paris, and another crocheted shawl--maybe the Belle Époque Shawl by Kira Dulaney, and the Easy as Pie, a shawl by Marisa Hernandez. Jen wants to make Dump Truck Cardigan from 60 Quick Baby Knits for her nephew out of Knitpicks Stroll Sport, another Playful Stripes Cardigan for the new baby of indeterminate gender out of Cascade 220 SW Sport.  She also wants to make the Baby Yours Sweater and she’ll use the motif to also make a blanket and hat so there will be full a layette out of Cascade 220 SW Sport in Aran (cream-colored). She’s making the Porcupine Blanket from 60 Quick Baby Knits out of Cascade 220 Superwash.  She also wants to make a Bobble Bearded Beanie by Topsy Turvy, and a Chickadee cardigan for herself. Knit Culture: (26:43) We review Head to Toe: Kids Knit Accessories by Katya Frankel. Cooperative Press sent this book for us to review. It retails for $16.95 for pdf only, $26.95 for print and pdf. We both really think the patterns are adorable and kid-appropriate while still being classic. We think several of these patterns would be great to give to a kid who is interested in knitting so they can makes stuff for themselves. The book is well-photographed and uses a lot of different techniques and they're very interesting. Jen highly recommends it if you have kids you want to knit for or with. We talk about the Stashdown. August's Theme is Dog Days of Summer so post in the thread. And September's theme is Pirates vs. Ninjas so post September's finished objects in the thread. Geek Culture: (32:50) We talk a bit about the newest season of Doctor Who. We also talk about the new fall television lineup. We're excited for season 2 of Agents of SHIELD. Laura is excited for the new season of Castle. Jen is looking forward to Gotham and Gracepoint (mostly because of David Tennant).  We want to know what you're looking forward to in the fall lineup. Events: (48:17) KnitDizzney will be Sunday, September 7, 2014. You can come play in the park all day. If you want to play in the park, meet at the compass at 9, if you can. We will also have a meetup at the picnic spiral (which is outside the gate so you don’t have to go into Disneyland/pay for a ticket) at 1pm. We will have goodie bags for the first 40 people and some prizes. To find Laura in the park, follow our Twitter for updates. We will be at Yarnosphere on October 4th and 5th at the Expo Arts Center in Bixby Knolls in Long Beach. Dizzy Blonde will be a vendor and Jen will just be there for fun. And Jen and Laura will both be at the CogKNITive Fiber Retreat on October 11 in the La Quinta Inn in Tehachapi. Dizzy Blonde Studios will be vending. Sign ups are open. WeFF will be November 2nd, 2014 in Torrance. Dizzy Blonde Studios will be vending. Our next milestone prize will be at 1000 members, so join the Ravelry Group. And don’t forget to post your finished August projects in the thread!  Keep stashing down!

Erin Foley welcomes back one of her favorites, comic Trish Suhr (Dish Nation)! The ladies discuss the girl power of little leaguer Mo'ne Davis, Britney Griner, WNBA playoffs, Monica Seles, the John Lester & David Price heartache trades , MLB ballparks, Jay Z & Cano and more!! https://www.facebook.com/sportswithoutballs

In his third and final address from the Gilded Balloon as part of Edinburgh's Fringe Festival, Greg meditates on Middle Earth, male strippers and Mo'ne Davis.

Our weekly look at all things photographic with Sarah Jacobs and PhotoShelter co-founder Allen Murabayashi.   Get the podcast: http://bit.ly/ilovephoto Watch the broadcast: http://bit.ly/ilovephotoyt   0:45 James Foley Executed by ISIS 4:47 Twitter suspends accounts displaying graphic imagery 6:47 NY Post and Daily News publish graphic covers 8:12 St Louis Post Dispatch covers Ferguson 14:48 Scott Olson snags two magazine covers with Ferguson images 16:31 Todd Heisler says iPhones won't replace photojournalists 18:40 Portraits of acid attack survivors 21:43 Wyatt Neumann's I FEEL SORRY FOR YOUR CHILDREN 27:10 Humza Deas outlaw instagrams 29:19 LACMA's awesome Snapchat account 31:34 Al Tielmans photographs Mo'Ne Davis for the cover of Sports Illustrated 33:24 The Assholes of New York 35:35 Google's Photo Sphere app 37:50 Planet Labs launches satellites to photograph the earth in real-time 40:22 Photogrammar organizes, searches and visualizes 170,000 FSA images 43:33 4-year old reviews the French Laundry 46:32 Bryan Derballa's Sweet Moments of Summer

August 20, Topics: HBCUs; Ferguson, MO; THG Agency; Mike Carey and the Washington NFL team; Houston Texans; James Harden; NCAA football; J.T. Barrett; Mo'Ne Davis; Houston Cougars; and more...

Trenton Times Eagles beat writer Mark Eckel joing Jim "Chet" Chesko and Bill Furman in his return visit to the roundtable. We'll get Marks take on the first two Eagles pre-season games and how he sees the roster settling out. Bill wants to talk about the defense and Chet will have Mark on the Rapid Fire Hot Seat for a 2nd time. We'll also talk some Taney Dragons with Sports Illustrated cover girl Mo'ne Davis and there Wedneday matchup gainst Las Vegas. We'll even talk some Phillies, because we have to!! Join us at www.blogtalkradio.com/phillypressboxradio all brought to you by www.shopforkisses.org the on-line shopping network of the Kisses for Kyle Foundation.

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Heute geht es wieder ein wenig kompakter als letzte Woche um alles was wichtig ist, im Baseballsport. Wir wundern uns über Mo'ne Davis, leiden (ein wenig) mit den Rangers, schauen panisch nach New York und Detroit, sprechen auf besonderen Wunsch etwas länger über die Padres und am Ende kommt auch Jan wieder dazu, der uns die ersten Entwicklungen aus dem Sommer-Koshien erklärt. Wir wünschen, wie immer viel Spaß!