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Rolex, Audemars Piguet, Tudor, Moser, and IWC all showed up with major releases. It starts with Rolex's Perpetual Padellone, featuring an annual calendar and moon-phase complication, then moves to Audemars... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #815 : Rolex, AP, Tudor, Moser, IWC and Much More appeared first on Scottish Watches.

Quand on naît dans l'une des familles les plus influentes du secteur du champagne, la vie semble toute tracée.Pourtant, en 2007, après 21 ans à œuvrer dans l'empire familial, Virginie Taittinger en est évincée par son propre cousin Pierre-Emmanuel qui vient de reprendre les rênes.Ce que beaucoup auraient vécu comme une trahison, Virginie le prend comme un nouveau départ.À 46 ans, sans jamais avoir été entrepreneure, elle crée sa propre maison de champagne : Virginie T.Mais la première année est une véritable douche froide.Sur les 100 000 bouteilles produites, seules 6 000 se vendent et son cousin lance une procédure l'accusant de parasitisme pour avoir utilisé son propre nom.En duo avec son fils, Virginie persiste, gagne face à son cousin et parvient petit à petit à se faire une place en Champagne.Aujourd'hui, Virginie T, c'est 600 000 bouteilles en cave, 89 000 vendues par an, 9 cuvées, et une ambition claire : rester la plus petite des grandes maisons.Dans cet épisode, on a parlé de :Ce que coûte vraiment une bouteille de champagne vendue 40€Les erreurs à ne pas faire quand on entreprend en familleCe qu'elle a appris en travaillant 21 ans pour son pèreBlanc de blancs, blanc de noirs, brut nature, millésimé - comment lire une étiquette et comprendre ce qu'on boitPourquoi produire du champagne bio est presque impossible à grande échelleElle m'a aussi expliqué comment faire refroidir une bouteille en urgence avec du gros sel. Information plus utile qu'il n'y paraît.Un épisode pour comprendre cet univers aussi fascinant qu'impitoyable et pour ne plus jamais regarder une étiquette de champagne de la même façon.Vous pouvez contacter Virginie sur LinkedIn et Instagram.Je vous ai négocié un code promo : -25% sur votre première commande avec le code DOIT sur https://www.champagnevirginiet.com/TIMELINE:00:00:00 = Hériter : avantage ou fardeau ?00:13:28 = L'entrepreneuriat, une affaire de famille chez les Taittinger00:20:52 = Vendre 2 milliards et récupérer des miettes : la réalité des cessions familiales00:27:36 = "Les meilleures affaires, ce sont celles qu'on n'a pas faites"00:34:04 = Ce que coûte vraiment une bouteille de champagne vendue 40€00:49:30 = 100 000 bouteilles produites mais seulement 6 000 écoulées00:58:44 = "Une bouteille de champagne coûte moins cher qu'un sac à main et fait le même effet"01:04:22 = Faire du champagne en Arménie à 1700 mètres d'altitude 01:12:06 = Comment lire une étiquette de champagne01:24:36 = 10 ans de procès contre son propre cousin01:33:41 = Le champagne, un business féminin depuis 200 ans01:38:20 = Rentables mais à quel prix ?01:50:15 = "90% des gens veulent une marque ou un prix"01:55:07 = "Le champagne sans alcool, c'est pas du champagne"02:07:06 = Repartir de zéro après 21 ans dans une grande maison02:14:35 = Ses meilleurs conseils pour se lancer dans le champagne02:28:33 = "Si vous n'arrivez pas à finir une bouteille en 2 jours, changez de marque"Les anciens épisodes de GDIY mentionnés : #435 - Constance Jablonski - French Bloom - La top model qui bouscule le monde du vin#399 - Edouard Meylan - H. Moser & Cie. - L'enfant terrible de l'horlogerie de luxe#346 - Jean-Claude Biver - Biver Watches - Leçons d'une légende de l'horlogerie de luxe#329 - Sophie Lacoste-Dournel - Fusalp - Réveiller la belle endormieNous avons parlé de :Champagne Virginie TClaude TaittingerKrugRolexChateau de ChallengeÉpisode de la Martingale avec Angélique de LencquesaingLes recommandations de lecture :L'Anomalie - Hervé Le TellierUn grand MERCI à nos sponsors : Squarespace : https://squarespace.com/doitQonto: https://qonto.com/r/2i7tk9 Brevo: brevo.com/doit eToro: https://bit.ly/3GTSh0k Payfit: payfit.com Club Med : clubmed.frCuure : https://cuure.com/product-onely (code DOIT)Rejoignez-nous sur la communauté GDIY : https://communaute.gdiy.fr/c/bienvenueNos formations avec l'EDHEC : https://www.letincelle.edhec.edu/Vous pouvez retrouver la liste de tout le matériel utilisé pour enregistrer nos épisodes sur cette page.Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Génération Do It Yourself ou nous proposer un partenariat ?Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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0:00 - Now that we've had some time to let Monday Night Football simmer a bit...we've had time to reflect and ruminate...how concerned are we about the Broncos? Are we worried more about the defense moving forward or the offense?15:46 - Every Wednesday at 8:20am during the NFL season, Brett says confusingly-worded statements, and Moser and Vic have to decide if they're true or false. 32:35 - Oh, by the way...yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of a monumental play in Broncos history...that only Moser seems to remember or care about.Oh, by the way...why aren't college NIL deals/salaries all be public? Most of these universities are public institutions. We should know how much they're paying the coach, staff, and roster. Oh, by the way...Oklahoma State figured out how to beat Oregon because QDante Moore has a tell. He unintentionally telegraphs which type of play is coming before the ball is even snapped.

Ciara Moser is a spectacular electric bassist. Rarely have I seen talent like this - and she's even more impressive because she is blind. DownBeat named her Rising Star Electric Bassist of the Year. She was born in Dublin and raised in Austria. She plays jazz, fusion, pop, rock, world, classical, and contemporary. She performed at festivals and venues around the world and played and recorded with stars Danilo Pérez, Terri Lyne Carrington, Charlie Hunter and Victor Wooten. And she has her own podcast, “Blind. So What?”, focusing on life and accessibility as a blind artist.My featured song is “Cannonball” from the album Prisoners Of Love. Spotify link.—------------------------------------Top 1% of all podcasts with Listeners in 200 countries!Click here for Start HereClick here for All Episodes Click here for Guest List Click here for Guest TestimonialsClick here for PillarsClick here for Robert's Project Grand SlamClick here to Subscribe Click here to receive our Email UpdatesClick here to Rate and Review the podcast—----------------------------------------CONNECT WITH CIARA:www.ciara-moser.com ROBERT''S LATEST RELEASE:"MA PETITE FLEUR STRING QUARTETCLICK HERE FOR ALL LINKS—-----------------------------------ROBERT'S RECENT RELEASE:“THE BUZZ” - Ft. Darius de Haas (vocals) and Dave Eggar (Celo). Short, Sweet and Totally DifferentCLICK HERE FOR OFFICIAL VIDEOCLICK HERE FOR ALL LINKS—--------------------------------------Audio production:Jimmy RavenscroftKymera FilmsConnect with the Follow Your Dream Podcast:Website - www.followyourdreampodcast.comFollow Robert's band, Project Grand Slam, and his music:Website - www.projectgrandslam.com

0:00 - Maybe the Rams should've gotten some sleep after all. They looked sluggish yesterday in their clash with the 49ers in Melbourne. Was the game a success? Should the NFL put another regular season divisional matchup game in Australia again?14:47 - Today marks 25 years since the 9/11 attacks. Vic, Moser, and Brett still remember exactly where they were when they heard the news.We're slowly but surely inching closer to the first Broncos game of the regular season...but, unfortunately, we have to wait till Monday night. Sean Payton is (hopefully) inching closer to making peace with Davis Webb calling the plays on offense. But, Brett doesn't think Sean is quite there yet.32:24 - Last weekend, there were lots of "cupcake" matchups in college football. This weekend, we're getting some better matchups. Which games will everyone be watching in Week 2?

0:00 - Every NFL team (except for your Denver Broncos) is starting their regular season this weekend. Hope springs eternal for everyone...except the Dolphins and the Jets (and maybe the Falcons? Who even is their QB?) Win, lose, or draw, we're stoked to have full NFL weekends back in our lives. 14:53 - Moser hasn't LAID IT DOWN very well so far. His overall record through 2 CFB weeks is 2-6. If he wants to earn back his regular music, he'll have to go .500 this week (2-2). Until then, he has to wallow in his shame with something a little different...32:33 - It's our favorite part of the week DRUNK TAKES! We take clips from throughout the week, slow em down to half speed and it makes us sound like we're hammered. Today's edition includes: House of Horrors, a nether region kind of guy, Kyle Shanahan doesn't understand time zones, and a bear that drinks Dr. Pepper. 

Addiction cost Ryan Moser his marriage, his freedom, and precious years with his son. After cycling through juvenile detention and prison, he received a 10-year Florida sentence for a crime committed while addicted to pain pills.Behind the walls, Ryan picked up a pen—and discovered the purpose he had been searching for his entire life. With little formal education and no journalism background, he became an award-winning writer, published approximately 250 pieces while incarcerated, and emerged from prison as a professional journalist.Today, Ryan's work has appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Marshall Project, Slate, Condé Nast Traveler, and other national publications. Now 12 years sober, he shares how writing saved his life, how he rebuilt his relationship with his son, and why lasting change requires going all in every single day.This is a powerful conversation about addiction, incarceration, fatherhood, purpose, redemption, and turning the worst chapter of your life into the beginning of something extraordinary.Show sponsors: Navigating the challenges of white-collar crime? The White-Collar Support Group at Prisonist.org offers guidance, resources, and a community for those affected at prisonist.org. Protect your online reputation with Discoverability! Use code NIGHTMARE SUCCESS for an exclusive discount Visit Discoverability.co. Auto Plaza Direct "Your personal car concierge!" Let them handle every detail to find your perfect car autoplazadirect.com. Author Saffron Gustafson www.mynameissaffron.com, "My Name is Saffron." Author Nevin Shetty, "Second Chance Economics: How Hiring The Formerly Incarcerated Can Unlock $1 Trillion in GDP." www.secondchanceeconomics.com

0:00 - Coach Sanford started yesterday's edition of The Morning Sprint by taking Brett, Moser, and Vic to task. He chewed us out for a take we had about Broncos @ Chiefs Week 1 on Monday Night Football. But we think Coach's rage is severely misplaced.14:47 - Continuing on from the previous segment...how do you we properly assess the Chiefs? How tough of an opponent will they be?Also, we have a rare case of Wednesday Night Football tonight. Moser enlisted the help of his incredibly talented musician friends (a band called The Railbenders) and they wrote an original theme song for Wednesday Night Football. Move over, Carrie Underwood. There's a new sheriff in town. 32:51 - Sean McVay recently shared a story about the first time he met Nikola Jokic. Their interaction made him re-think his entire life.

0:00 - The MAC finally released a statement on behalf of Western Michigan. They're encouraging the NCAA to do the right thing and retroactively overturn the results of the Michigan game. The clock review was flawed, so the game should officially go down as a 12-7 Western Michigan win. We appreciate the sentiment, but the NCAA would never do that in a million years.Also, the Rockies managed to completely embarrass themselves yesterday in a new way! Drew Goodman was THIS close to coming unglued on air, which is rare for him.14:27 - Baker Mayfield just became the next QB to sign a monster contract extension. If Bo Nix wants to get his, he'll have to prove it this year. What's wrong with saying he's on a "prove it" year? 31:35 - Oh, by the way...who has the best QB room in the NFL? Oh, by the way...Draymond Green is on Kawhi Leonard's side in the whole Clippers/Ballmer/Aspiration fallout situation. But his reasoning is insanely stupid.Oh, by the way...Moser's incredibly talented friends in the Railbenders wrote a brand new original theme song for Wednesday Night Football. 

0:00 - The NFL Season kicks off tonight with a Super Bowl rematch: Patriots @ Seahawks. Brett doesn't think the Seahawks have a legit shot to go back-to-back. Why? He still doesn't fully believe in Sam Darnold. 14:39 - Vic has a great idea for a game show and...Moser ruined it. 33:34 - Our AI Robot Overlords blew Vic's mind this weekend. The future is now, people. After that, let's check the tape. Moser denies that he cheated during Vic's game show. But the footage suggests otherwise.

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Donnie Moser ran sales as president of a pest control company, walked away in May, and had three legal letters in his inbox within a month. Now he's coaching, and after three months of talking to reps and leaders across pest, solar and insurance, he's landed on one diagnosis: people end up at the wrong company for the same reason every time. Not money. Alignment.Nick and Donnie get into:•Why the sign-on bonus is the worst reason to join a company, and the worst reason to stay•Sales training has no moat anymore. AI will write your door approach. Character and alignment are the game now.•Leaders who expect loyalty without ever creating it•Fear vs. faith, scarcity vs. abundance, and why every pivot should be running toward, never from•Confidence, conviction, certainty, and where certainty actually comes from•Donnie's daily system for building self-belief: affirmations, journaling, goals written out every single day

0:00 - It wasn't pretty AT ALL, but CU got the win over Georgia Tech last night. A win is a win. How do we feel about the Buffs now? Did they change our minds at all?16:20 - The Pro Football HOF is making some changes to their selection process. Will it help or hinder Mike Shanahan's chances of finally making it in? We know he belongs there, but this is taking way too long.After that..college football is back...so take any spare change you have floating around the house...and LAY IT DOWN! (As per your request, I didn't edit out the awkward pause where Moser grunts and plays air instruments)34:50 - It's our favorite part of the week DRUNK TAKES! We take clips from throughout the week, slow em down to half speed and it makes us sound like we're hammered. Today's edition includes a titmouse, plums and bananas and Hormuzes, Rocky Mountains Mens Clinics, and shaking babies and hugging hands.

0:00 - Berto went down a rabbit hole and found an ESPN writer who thinks that Sean Payton is conspiring against his own team by intentionally setting up Davis Webb to fail. 12:40 - The CSU Rams are hitting the ground running! They're wasting no time and getting right to Border War. They're facing the hated Wyoming Cowboys in Fort Collins tomorrow. How will the Rammies look in their first game under Head Coach Jim Mora Jr? Let's preview the game with the Voice of the Rams Brian Roth.30:19 - Oh, by the way...last week, a group of criminals stole 34,000 cans of PBR. Yesterday, someone in Britain stole a Guinness truck containing $155,000 worth of beer. What would you do with that much beer, man?Oh, by the way...Rugters suffered a terrible loss at home yesterday then set off the most depressing fireworks show of all time.Oh, by the way...let's play back Moser's incredibly long and boring interview question to Brian Roth. How long did he go? Did he ever actually ask a question?

0:00 - CU @ Georgia Tech was ugly, grimy, wet, sweaty, and dirty, and SOMEHOW the Buffs pulled off the last-minute win. A blocked FG walk-off win is about of thrilling as a finish as you'll find. How do we feel about these new-look Buffs?16:06 - We had breaking news just before halftime of the CU game last night. A judge granted an injunction allowing former pro players to return to LSU. We gotta figure out who gets final say, man. Is it these judges? Is it the NCAA? Is it the conference? What's the line?32:11 - There's so much COLLEGE FOOTBALL this weekend, including tonight! Do you think Oklahoma fans are already getting hammered? Can you start pregaming at 7am for a 6pm kickoff?Also, Moser read an ESPN article (wait, Moser read something?) that named an X-Factor for every NFL team. Who's the Broncos X-Factor?

Wenn das Sprichwort "Lügner haben kurze Beine" stimmen würde, dann wäre Moser wohl der grösste Lügner :-) Nicht nur über das Lügen philosophieren die Beiden in der Spezialfolge, auch einen ungewöhnlichen Tiefgang erlebt man in der aktuellen Ausgabe. Das liegt nicht etwa daran, dass Moser und Schelker zu Philosophen mutiert sind, nein die Antwort ist einfach: Die kreativen, intelligenten und spannenden Fragen der Woche, kommen allesamt von StündelerInnen. Viel Spass beim Reinhören

00:00 - Vic's heart has grown three sizes following the "Rock Paper Tickets" tournament; He shares his newfound perspective with Brett and Moser.A question is raised for the upcoming NFL season: Can the Broncos win because of Bo Nix? Reaction to NFL Network's Willie Colon's recent comments on the current state of Bo's game.Jonathon Cooper has found his name on the NFL Commissioner's exempt list. A reaction to the interview with ESPN's Adam Schefter yesterday on Jonathan Cooper's legal battle and his playing status.15:22 - College football's officially back this Saturday. A brief discussion on the legacy of Ralphie VI.The age-old debate returns: Is college or professional football the better product? Plus, a special guest calls into the show with rose-tinted memories of the Syracuse Orange and choice words for the NCAA.33:46 - Previewing the Colorado Buffaloes opening match against the Georgia Tech Yellowjackets.  A reaction to Stan Kroenke and KSE's latest purchase: The Los Angeles Angels. The guys share their deepest and not-so-deepest pulls of all who've stepped to the plate in Anaheim.

00:00 - NFL Analyst Ryan Paganetti has uncovered a controversial trick the New England Patriots have been employing for Sundays. The guys talk their way through the fine line between clever strategy and cheating the game.Reactions from the guys on Indianapolis Colts GM Chris Ballard's comments re: NFL players returning to college.19:48 - ESPN personality Pat McAfee sets his eyes on Hollywood with a role as a drill instructor in the upcoming WWII sports-drama The Mosquito Bowl, all further begging the question: Is he oversaturating the McAfee brand?"Rock Paper Tickets" champion Jake stops by the show to bask in the glory of last night's win. Jake explains there's a lot more to the beautiful game than just "shoot".34:03 - Oh by the way... Moser's upset with the hypocrisy surrounding the debate of NFL players returning to college.Oh by the way... Vic delivers the latest on the Tony Romo saga as he entered his plea of no contest from July's OWI. The guys their thoughts on Romo's statement released concurrently.Oh by the way... Brett details the ongoing money troubles of LIV Golf and their outstanding debt of $100 million to Jon Rahm.

0:00 - Brett and Vic open the show rehashing the events of last night's "Rock Paper Tickets" tournament.ESPN recently published a list of the Top 100 NFL Players; 5 Denver Broncos found their names on the list. Brett proposes a game for the guys: Can you guess who they are, and where they rank?16:43 - Brett and Vic continue to aggrevate Moser's FOMO with last night's "Rock Paper Tickets" tournament.Moser has a heart-to-heart with Broncos Country re: Bo Nix and the surrounding national narrative.CU Football kicks off a new season this Thursday. The guys work to wrap their heads around Brett's trademark "Deion Conundrum."34:52 - The guys give their reactions to Stan Kroenke and KSE's latest acquisition: The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Plus, reflecting on the turmoil that plagued Arte Moreno's tenure as majority owner.

Links For The Occult Rejectshttps://linktr.ee/theoccultrejectsOccult Research Institutehttps://www.occultresearchinstitute.org/Substackhttps://substack.com/@theoccultrejects?r=7auau0&utm_campaign=profile&utm_medium=profile-pageCash Apphttps://cash.app/$theoccultrejectsVenmo@TheOccultRejectsBuy Me A Coffeebuymeacoffee.com/TheOccultRejectsPatreonhttps://www.patreon.com/TheOccultRejectsBibliographyCurses, Blessings, and Ritual HarmCannon, Walter B. “‘Voodoo' Death.” American Anthropologist 44, no. 2 (1942): 169–181.Faraone, Christopher A. Ancient Greek Love Magic. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1999.Gager, John G., ed. Curse Tablets and Binding Spells from the Ancient World. New York: Oxford University Press, 1992.Graf, Fritz. Magic in the Ancient World. Translated by Franklin Philip. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1997.Ogden, Daniel. Magic, Witchcraft, and Ghosts in the Greek and Roman Worlds: A Sourcebook. 2nd ed. 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Summer of Ludd With the CounterVortex website debilitated by Chinese state-sponsored hackers, chief blogger and ranter Bill Weinberg takes heart in the vibrant scene unfolding this summer in the Lower East Side's Tompkins Square Park—which was kicked off with the anti-tech fest Summer of Ludd. In an historical comparison, Weinberg reads from the December 1966 issue of Paul Krassner's The Realist, in which Robert Anton Wilson wrote on the "cybercultural revolution," and from the Winter 2025 issue of Berkeley anarchist zine Slingshot, in which Anthony Moser rants against Artificial Intelligence. Moser notes how Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki dissed AI-generated anime as "an insult to life itself"—only to have ChatGPT retaliate by targeting his Studio Ghibli for appropriation. In Episode 343, the CounterVortex podcast offers a vigorous defense of authentic human culture, the material world, and real life. Listen on SoundCloud or via Patreon. Listen on SoundCloud or via Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/countervortex Production by Chris Rywalt We ask listeners to donate just $1 per weekly podcast via Patreon -- or $2 for our new special offer! We now have 61 subscribers. If you appreciate our work, please become Number 62!

0:00 - It's college football Week 0. Football is officially back in our lives. Do you have any spare change floating around your house? Moser will tell you exactly what to do with it...LAY IT DOWN!Also, last season we found out that Sam Ehlinger received offers from other teams. But he chose to stay in Denver as a backup. Why? Why didn't he take a chance elsewhere?18:02 - Connor Hellebuyck is done with Winnipeg, and has publicly requested a trade. Should the Avs go get him? Can they afford him? Is Hellebuyck an upgrade over their current goalie duo?35:01 - It's our favorite part of the week DRUNK TAKES! We take clips from throughout the week, slow em down to half speed and it makes us sound like we're hammered. Today's edition includes: Tom Holland and Zendayayaya, Shirtless Kyle Keefe, spear a large hog, and Scott Hastings' post-shower routine.

Das Übel hat in dieser Folge einen Namen: Simon Moser. Von Bauchschmerzen geplagt mutiert er zum tollwütigen Streuner der gegen Alles und Jeden schiesst! Schelker fungiert als Zielscheibe, die etwas zu breit geraten ist...

0:00 - Yesterday, Moser had a Bo Nix take that ruffled a lot of feathers on the Twitter/X Machine. Today, Moser attempted to defend his position. Was he successful? You be the judge. 12:57 - The Minnesota Timberwolves signed Jonathan Kuminga yesterday. Where does he slot into their plans? How will the Nuggets stack up against this revamped Wolves team?The NFL is officially retiring the Pro Bowl games. RIP the Pro Bowl. Gone, but never forgotten. What caused the decline of the Pro Bowl? It used to mean something. It used to be an honor!30:47 - Oh, by the way...The Rockies have introduced another gluttonous hotdog monstrosity to their menu. Would you attempt to eat all 2 feet of it?Oh, by the way...ESPN said they're removing the ticker at the bottom of the screen for college football broadcasts this year. Will you miss it? Are you pro or con ticker?Oh, by the way...speaking of ESPN, they sent a very strange push notification to everyone's phones last week. And we're a little shocked that THAT story was considered notification-worthy.

0:00 - Vance Joseph explained why the Broncos defense looked worse in Preseason Game #2 vs the Packers. Teams are figuring out how to create little cracks in the armor. How can the defense sharpen up in the final preseason game, and more importantly, the regular season?More importantly...why is Moser wearing a massive leather wristband today?17:32 - The SEC released another statement about the possibility of players leaving the pros to return to college. They're preventing anyone who's played in ANY pro league from rejoining their conference's schools. Yesterday, Kreckman and Lindahl said this is stupid. Treat the NCAA like a glorified minor league and let players jump between leagues, like you would in any other sport.35:28 - Did you watch the Dunkman Championship last night? Do you know what I'm talking about? If you don't know or don't care, you're on the same page as Brett.

A horrific story out of Pennsylvania: an 18-year-old college freshman brutally stabbed to death in her own vehicle, by her own boyfriend. 18-year-old Royce Moser told police a demon took over him and told him to stab Karoline Heintz after a late night argument. Moser then called his mom, who reportedly admitted to helping her son cover up the crime, cleaning up blood from the car and her son’s clothing, then throwing away the murder weapon. Both mother and son are now in custody facing multiple charges.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A horrific story out of Pennsylvania: an 18-year-old college freshman brutally stabbed to death in her own vehicle, by her own boyfriend. 18-year-old Royce Moser told police a demon took over him and told him to stab Karoline Heintz after a late night argument. Moser then called his mom, who reportedly admitted to helping her son cover up the crime, cleaning up blood from the car and her son’s clothing, then throwing away the murder weapon. Both mother and son are now in custody facing multiple charges.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A horrific story out of Pennsylvania: an 18-year-old college freshman brutally stabbed to death in her own vehicle, by her own boyfriend. 18-year-old Royce Moser told police a demon took over him and told him to stab Karoline Heintz after a late night argument. Moser then called his mom, who reportedly admitted to helping her son cover up the crime, cleaning up blood from the car and her son’s clothing, then throwing away the murder weapon. Both mother and son are now in custody facing multiple charges.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

14-year-old, Maeryn, a nationally ranked tennis athlete, shares her advice for showing up on bad days.

A horrific story out of Pennsylvania: an 18-year-old college freshman brutally stabbed to death in her own vehicle, by her own boyfriend. 18-year-old Royce Moser told police a demon took over him and told him to stab Karoline Heintz after a late night argument. Moser then called his mom, who reportedly admitted to helping her son cover up the crime, cleaning up blood from the car and her son’s clothing, then throwing away the murder weapon. Both mother and son are now in custody facing multiple charges.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:00 - Someone clearly told Deshaun Watson to do some damage control after his awkward presser on Saturday. Can you believe how many different starting QBs the Browns have had since they (re)entered the league in 1999? Or even worse, how many they've had since they told Baker Mayfield to get bent? No one knows sports pain like the Detroit Lions. Well, except for the Cleveland Browns.22:43 - The SEC and Big 10 spoke up about the idea of pro football players being able to return to college. The NCAA has to step in and do something from the top. This can't be left to the specific conferences.34:16 - Oh, by the way...the San Diego Padres were just sold to, you guessed it, the co-founder and managing partner of a private equity firm! This is a weird trend in sports. It's equity firm or bust these days.Oh, by the way...the PGA Tour is tweaking their format starting in 2028, and both Vic and Moser are bigs fan of the change.Oh, by the way...have you ever heard a walkoff home run called in Hindi?

0:00 - The Broncos lost 33-13 to the Packers in Preseason Game #2. Big whoop. Bo Nix came out for the first two drives, and the Broncos scored on both drives. One TD, one FG. The first team offense looks solid. Should Bo even play in the final preseason game?16:21 - Moser had a fun weekend full of Avalanche Alumni festivities. He caught up with Joe Sakic, and the elephant in the room is Cale's contract. Eventually, they're going to have to pay him. What's his value? How will they shed salary to make room?Also, do you want to see JK Dobbins play in the 3rd and final preseason game? Or do you trust him to be ready without it?29:51 - Oh, by the way...the Browns waived TE Dae'Quan Wright, so he's taking his talents to LSU. Going back to college.Oh, by the way...the Milwaukee Brewers have the best record in the MLB, and also have hit the least amount of homers in the MLB. That's some Billy Beane Ball right there.Oh, by the way...Scottie Sheffler played the first two rounds of the BMW Championship while riddled with Hand, Foot, and Mouth disease. YIKES. No wonder he finished 12th.

0:00 - We're at the Avalanche Alumni Charity Golf Tournament, so we should talk to an Avs alum! Tyson Barrie swung by to discuss everything from his burgeoning beer business to Cale Makar's upcoming contract extension.14:06 - Speaking of Avs alums, one of the greatest Avs to ever lace 'em up Peter Forsberg sat down with the fellas today. Foppa's Avs won the Cup in 1996 and didn't bring Lord Stanley back to Denver until 2001. 5 years later. Well, this current Avs core won the Cup in 2022, and their next chance to win would be 2027. 5 years later. How did Foppa survive the 5-year wait and stay focused?32:08 - Oh, by the way...there's another Manning. Peyton's son, Marshall Manning, made his high school football debut for Baylor School in Tennessee last night.Oh, by the way...James Harden signed a 3-year/$32 million contract with the Cavaliers. He's 37-years-old. Man, that guys keeps finding ways to get PAID. Oh, by the way...here's a real headline that Moser saw: "Browns TE becomes the first player to enter the transfer portal" That's right, folks. A Browns rookie is attempting to return to college. 

Ein Fiebertraum in München geht zu Ende: Von Sauna Hotelzimmern über Autobahneskapaden bis zu Bushidos Vorgarten, muss viel besprochen werden. An dieser Stelle sei nochmal betont, dass Trüffelbutter für die Redaktion und die beiden Podcast-Lümmel auch nach dieser Folge ein Lebensmittel bleibt. Nichts anderes.

Join Steve as he welcomes Heather Moser from the Small Town Monsters documentary series. Find Small Town Monsters on the web at: https://www.smalltownmonsters.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/missing-persons-mysteries--5624803/support.

Send us Fan MailHeute gibt es die konträre Einstellung zur "Must Have" Uhr. Was braucht man wirklich in der Sammlung, gibt es eine Uhr die "in jeder Sammlung nicht fehlen darf?" Was ist Gatekeeping und was ist guter Rat?Ich sage "Bullshit!!" Warum - dazu mehr wenn ihr reinhört.Ausserdem, stelle ich nochmal kurz meine neue Orient Taucher Uhr vor.Bis bald und viel Spass beim Zuhören. Danke für Deine Zeit und für's Zuhören. Sendet mir eine Voicemail und wir hören uns im Podcast:https://www.speakpipe.com/opportunistischesdurcheinanderBitte folgt mir/uns auf instagram IG: @leuchtmasse_podcast oder schreibt mir: opportunistischesdurcheinander@gmail.com

Die Sommerpause ist vorbei und die Sektengurus sind braungebrannt zurück, wobei Moser seine Bräune einem waschechten Shitstorm verdankt... So ganz nebenbei hat Stündeler Ädu News, auf die Schelker schon seit 5 Jahren wartet!

Der AfD-Bundestagsabgeordnete Martin Sichert wird in Niedersachsen von der Kommunalwahl ausgeschlossen – allein wegen seiner Parteizugehörigkeit. Doch wie konnte es überhaupt bis dahin kommen? Unter der Führung von Grünen und Linken hat der niedersächsische Landesgesetzgeber im April das Kommunalwahlgesetz geändert. Seitdem können Wahlausschüsse gezielt Indizien sammeln, um die „Eignung“ von Kandidaten zu prüfen. Dr. Christian Wirth ist der Anwalt von Martin Sichert und vertritt ihn im Eilverfahren zur Zulassung. Wirth spricht in der neuen Ausgabe von TICHYS Rechtsstaat mit dem Rechtsanwalt Dirk Sattelmaier darüber, wie das Innenministerium sich einen juristischen Spielraum gebaut und und wie es diesen Spielraum nutzt, um AfD-Kandidaten gezielt aus dem Spiel zu nehmen. Christian Wirth zur aktuellen Lage: „Vor zehn bis fünfzehn Jahren hätte ich Ihnen gesagt: Ich bin optimistisch, was das Eilverfahren angeht. Mittlerweile entscheiden Gerichte immer politischer. Wir werden mit dem Eilverfahren also womöglich nicht durchdringen. Dagegen Berufung einzulegen, wird aufgrund der knappen Zeit schwierig.“ Im zweiten Teil von TICHYS Rechtsstaat analysiert Rechtsanwalt Michael Robert Moser das Ermittlungsverfahren gegen Uwe Steimle. Nach seinem Auftritt auf der Wahlkampfveranstaltung der AfD am 14. Juli in Dessau-Roßlau, wird gegen ihn wegen „Störung des öffentlichen Friedens“ ermittelt. Moser warnt vor einem „Chilling Effect“, der Kunst und Satire mit strafrechtlichem Druck mundtot machen soll. Dieses Video wird unterstützt von der INNOMOTION AG. Hier erfahren Sie mehr: www.doppeltsteuernsparen.de Innomotion AG – mit wissenschaftlicher Expertise in der Beratung rund um Kauf, Bewertung und Verwertung von Ideen, Innovationen und Schutzrechten. Das Innomotion-Konzept basiert auf höchstrichterlicher Steuerrechtsprechung und eröffnet eine steuerlich gesicherte, einzigartig attraktive wirtschaftliche Struktur – für massiven Mehrwert und doppelten Effekt. Hier erfahren Sie mehr https://www.doppeltsteuernsparen.de. TICHYS Rechtsstaat: Debatte für unsere Freiheit. „Seit Politiker die Bürger verklagen und abgewählte Parlamente noch rasch die Verfassung ändern, werden juristische Streitfragen in der Öffentlichkeit immer stärker diskutiert“, sagt TE-Videochef Maximilian Tichy zum Start des neuen Debattenformats Tichys Rechtsstaat. Jeden Donnerstag um 13:00 Uhr diskutiert ein Jurist der Redaktion mit einem Gastjuristen aktuelle Fragestellungen. Anschließend wird eine weitere Entwicklung der Rechtspflege kommentiert. In einer ersten Testsendung wurde mit dem renommierten Staatsrechtler Prof. Rupert Scholz diskutiert, ob es rechtlich zulässig ist, einen möglichen Landesinnenminister der AfD von den Konferenzen der Innenminister auszuschließen. Dirk Sattelmaier erläuterte im Anschluss, warum Kanzler Friedrich Merz im „Lügenfritze“-Skandal flunkert, wenn er behauptet, keine Bürger mehr wegen „Majestätsbeleidigung“ verfolgen zu wollen. Das neue Sendungsformat ist wöchentlich auf der Webseite von Tichys Einblick zu sehen und auf allen Podcast-Plattformen, sowie dem YouTube-Kanal „Tichys Rechtsstaat“ zu hören. „Uns geht es darum, juristische Fragestellungen auch für Normalbürger leicht verständlich zu beleuchten“, so Maximilian Tichy. Dazu hat die Redaktion fünf Volljuristen gewonnen, die verschiedene Rechtsgebiete abdecken und die Gespräche im Wechsel führen. Mehr auf: https://www.tichyseinblick.de/ #TichysRechtsstaat #MartinSichert #Rechtsstaat #Wahlausschluss #UweSteimle

This week on the podcast, Zach Kazan is joined by Zach Weiss and Ed Jelley to talk about some of the watches they've each had in for review over these last few months. The summer is traditionally a slow time for the watch industry, so we took the opportunity to get as many review samples in the office as possible, and there have been a bunch of standouts. The conversation kicks off with a recap of Zach W's review of the Otsuka Lotec No. 8, which Zach K. has been wearing a lot as well. And then Ed discusses his experience with the DWC Terra, an ultra-affordable field watch from India that has been having a bit of a viral moment as Ed prepares his review. Zach K. talks about a Moser that is (perhaps) a symbol of a changing brand, and Zach W. gets into details on a Sinn that feels like the opposite, a return to the brand's roots.  Let us know in the comments if there are any new (or old!) watches you'd like to see us give the full hands-on review treatment.  To stay on top of all new episodes, you can subscribe to The Worn & Wound Podcast on all major platforms including Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, and more. You can also find our RSS feed here. If you like what you hear, then don't forget to leave us a review. If there's a question you want us to answer you can hit us up at info@wornandwound.com, and we'll put your question in the queue. Show Notes  Owner's Review: the Ōtsuka Lōtec No. 8 Delhi Watch Company Sinn Introduces the 544 and 544 RS Ahead of their First Watches & Wonders Review: the H. Moser Pioneer “Mega Cool”

Picking right up where we left off in the previous episode with Myles and Harry. If you haven't listened to episode 125 be sure to go back before continuing here.The Central Tower of Torres del Paine in Patagonia has been on the radar of many elite climbers ever since Tyler Karow's viral YouTube vlog documenting his ascent of the South African Route during an unprecedented long weather window. This past winter, several teams from around the world came down to test themselves on the slightly overhanging 4,000ft thumb of granite. You've probably heard of Tommy Caldwell and Siebe Vanhee's remarkable 24-hour free ascent of the South African Route, or the first all-female ascent by Belen Prados, Caro North, Amelie Kühne, and Julia Cassou. While climbing icons were making headlines, Myles Moser and his team were just around the corner making history of their own.In this part of the conversation we dive deeper into what happened on the first expedition including a flash freeze the forced the entire team into a e-bivy. We explore how they managed resources on the wall, how a death block that Myles had found on the first expedition almost took out the entire team on trip two, and we go into the summit bid and descent. This team is not sponsored. Every person on this expedition contributed their own money, gear, and time to make it happen. Which is exactly why this route — and their remarkable collective effort — has gone largely unnoticed in the wider climbing community, overshadowed by the catchy headlines of sponsored athletes. In alignment with the purpose of this podcast, I'm here to tell their story.This is part 2 of 2 of my conversation with Myles Moser and Harry Kinnard.#patagonia #firstascent #bigwallThanks to our sponsors!LIVSN DesignsCheckout Their Ecotrek Trail Pants HEREUse Code "TCM15" At Checkout for an extra 15% OFF Your OrderBoth Myles and Harry have written remarkable journals from their time on the wall — filled with personal anecdotes and intimate moments not fully shared in this podcast. If you'd like to read them, they're available to Patreon subscribers.Help Support The Show & Unlock The Ad-Free PodcastResourcesMyles' IGHarry's IGTrevor's IGKellen McGrath's IGCover Photo Credit: Trevor Anthes

0:00 - The NFL HOF Game last night was...actually pretty entertaining. Credit where credit is due, man! Not what we expected from a preseason game.After that, what did Mose & Raj observe yesterday at Day 6 of training camp?15:11 - Hot Take Alert: the Denver Broncos defense is good. Their defense is built on being "rotational" as Moser calls it. They can rotate so many different dawgs in and out on different plays to keep everyone fresh. 29:45 - It's our favorite part of the week DRUNK TAKES! We take clips from throughout the week, slow em down to half speed and it makes us sound like we're hammered. Today's edition includes: Tim HARAR, the first rabbit of training camp, riding Vic's hog, and Janet Jackson's [redacted].

In this episode of the Habit-Based Lifestyle Podcast, host Jesse Ewell Featuring an interview with Doc Jacque Moser a functional medicine practitioner, chiropractor, and gut health expert to break down what it really takes to optimize your body in today's toxic, over-stressed world. Takeaways: 1. Why many chiropractic patients don't get better 2. Doc Jacque turning point story 3. The truth about peptides & GLPs  4.  Foundations before peptides 5. GLPs done right 6. Younger generations vs. older clients  7. Doc Jacque. top habits & supplements Please follow  Doc Jacque on Instagram if you have any questions or want to work with him personally. Learn more about Jesse though the following links: HBL Lifestyle Secrets Group on Facebook Personal Website HBL Website Instagram Email

0:00 - Jerry Jones said he's open to trading assets/draft picks for a big acquisition. What is Jerry looking to add? Not to be too blunt, but is Jerry realizing he's running out of time? Can he get them Cowboys back to the Promised Land before he goes?15:55 - Brett says Aaron Gordon is going down a similar path to Blake Griffin in one particular aspect: health.After that, Notre Dame is entering the patch game! They'll display SoFi patches on the front of their jerseys, netting them $18-20 million per year. That's more money per year than the Big 12 is getting from Monster for the naming rights to the conference. College football has always been about the Haves and the Have Nots. It's more evident today than it's ever been.35:35 - Oh, by the way...Death. Taxes. Moser hopping on the Chargers offseason hype train.Oh, by the way...Plaxico Burress recently said that playing for the Jets and going to prison were basically the same. Sheesh!Oh, by the way...we've reached the "Players Not Showing Up to Camp & Holding Out for Bigger Contracts with More Guaranteed Money" part of the NFL calendar.

Spring Cleaning – Tampa Bay LightningThe Tampa Bay Lightning remain one of the NHL's model organizations, but another first-round playoff exit raises serious questions about whether their championship window is beginning to close. After finishing second in the Atlantic Division, Tampa Bay lost a tightly contested seven-game series to the Montreal Canadiens, marking a fourth consecutive opening-round elimination. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine the Lightning's regular-season excellence, postseason scoring problems, major injury challenges, and the difficult decisions awaiting General Manager Julien BriseBois.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] The Lightning finish second in the Atlantic Division before losing to Montreal in seven games during the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. It becomes Tampa Bay's fourth straight first-round defeat since reaching the 2022 Stanley Cup Final.[00:00:30] Despite the playoff disappointment, Neil emphasizes the extraordinary consistency of the organization. Since winning their second consecutive Stanley Cup in 2021, the Lightning have averaged more than 102 standings points per season.[00:01:00] Jon Cooper continues to get strong results regardless of injuries or roster limitations. Even when key players are unavailable, Cooper consistently finds combinations that allow Tampa Bay to remain competitive.[00:01:30] Nikita Kucherov delivers another elite regular season, recording his fourth consecutive 100-point campaign and the sixth of his career. His production keeps Tampa Bay among the NHL's most dangerous offensive teams.[00:01:50] Jake Guentzel reaches the 30-goal mark for the sixth time in his career while setting a personal best with 88 points. Brandon Hagel also produces a career season with 36 goals and a plus-34 rating.[00:02:10] Defenseman Darren Raddysh provides one of the season's biggest surprises, finishing with 22 goals, 48 assists, and 70 points while posting a plus-21 rating. His breakout season positions him for a significant contract as an unrestricted free agent.[00:02:30] Brayden Point experiences a major decline in goal production. After previously scoring 51, 46, and 42 goals, he finishes with only 18 while missing 19 games due to injury.[00:02:50] Injuries become a defining part of Tampa Bay's season, with the club losing 339 man-games. Victor Hedman appears in only 33 games because of injuries and a leave of absence to focus on his mental health.[00:03:10] Ryan McDonagh, Emil Lilleberg, and Erik Cernak also miss significant time, often leaving the Lightning without multiple regular defensemen simultaneously.[00:03:30] Neil believes Cooper deserves serious consideration for his first Jack Adams Award. He compares Cooper's candidacy with Dan Muse in Pittsburgh and Lindy Ruff in Buffalo.[00:04:00] While the regular-season product remains excellent, the Lightning's postseason results reveal a troubling trend. Tampa Bay has now failed to advance beyond the first round in four consecutive seasons.[00:04:25] Tampa Bay scores only 15 goals during its seven-game series against Montreal. Because nearly every game remains within one goal, a single additional offensive play could have changed the outcome.[00:04:45] Brandon Hagel leads the Lightning with six playoff goals, but the rest of the offense struggles. Jake Guentzel and Dominic James finish with two goals each, while Brayden Point and Nikita Kucherov score only once apiece.[00:05:05] Kucherov's postseason production becomes a major concern. Despite his regular-season brilliance, he has scored only two goals across his last 22 playoff games over four seasons.[00:05:30] Corey Perry and Nick Paul also fail to provide the secondary scoring Tampa Bay needs. Neil believes the Lightning occasionally become too focused on making the perfect play instead of creating simpler scoring opportunities.[00:05:50] Montreal goaltender Jakub Dobeš delivers an outstanding performance in Game 7, helping the Canadiens survive despite Tampa Bay controlling much of the play.[00:06:15] Andrei Vasilevskiy forces the deciding game with a 1-0 shutout in Game 6, although he faces only nine shots. In Game 7, Alex Newhook scores the series-winning goal on a puck that caroms off Vasilevskiy after being played from behind the net.[00:06:45] Attention shifts to Julien BriseBois and the offseason ahead. Tampa Bay owns six selections in the 2026 NHL Draft but does not have a first-round pick after trading it to Seattle in the Oliver Bjorkstrand deal.[00:07:10] The Lightning also lack a fourth-round selection and enter the offseason slightly above the projected salary cap before the July 1 reset.[00:07:30] Unrestricted free agents include Oliver Bjorkstrand, Corey Perry, Mitchell Chaffee, Scott Sabourin, Darren Raddysh, and Declan Carlile. The Lightning have no restricted free agents requiring new contracts.[00:07:50] Several members of the core remain signed through the 2029-30 season, including Guentzel, Point, Hagel, Anthony Cirelli, Cernak, and J.J. Moser.[00:08:10] Nikita Kucherov becomes eligible for unrestricted free agency after the following season. With Kucherov, Point, and Vasilevskiy currently carrying team-high salaries of $9.5 million, BriseBois may soon need to open the vault to retain his superstar.[00:08:35] The Lightning are also becoming one of the NHL's older teams. Neil believes their win-now window remains open, but the organization must acknowledge that its championship core cannot remain at the top forever.[00:09:00] Tampa Bay's limited draft capital and consistently low draft position have weakened the prospect pipeline. That makes it difficult to replace aging veterans with inexpensive young players.[00:09:30] Neil concludes that free agency may be Tampa Bay's most realistic path for supplementing the roster in the immediate future. Until the Lightning rebuild their collection of draft picks and prospects, BriseBois must continue using creative trades and veteran signings to keep the team among the NHL's contenders.

O0:00 - Moser said the Avalanche and Nuggets are in a similar situation right now as the offseason drags on. 15:24 - Let's run through some NFL headlines real quick: should the Broncos go after Vita Vea? Could Aaron Donald ACTUALLY make an NFL return?After that...someone on the Miami Heat social media team was preparing for the possibility that LeBron could sign with the team and hold an introductory press conference. He was headed on vacatian and pre-emptively scheduled a YouTube live video just in case. It got Brett thinking...what life event/vacation is SO IMPORTANT that you couldn't take a few seconds to post about LeBron James returning to the Heat?31:15 - Oh, by the way...cats are baseball.Oh, by the way...the Nuggets added NBA veteran head coach Dave Joerger to David Adelman's staff. He'll serve as Adelman's lead assistant this season.Oh, by the way...which NFL has the best odds to go from worst in their division to first?

0:00 - College football is about 1 month away. With that in mind...Brett and Moser have a way-too-early preview edition of LAY IT DOWN!17:29 - Brett worked his Nebraska connections and landed us an interview with fellow Omaha Man Brian Windhorst. What does Windy think about the Nuggets offseason? Does Peyton Watson have any value on the open market? Should Jokic trust the Nuggets to build another championship roster before he retires? What's the ESPN/national perspective on the Nuggets? 42:39 - What do the fellas think of everything Windy had to say?

What if one decision today could help unlock tomorrow's breakthrough treatments for ocular melanoma? In this episode of The Eye Believe Podcast, we're joined by Dr. Justin Moser to explore the INSIGHT Biobank—what it is, how it began, why it's so important, and the incredible impact it could have on the future of ocular melanoma research. Dr. Moser explains how donated tissue and blood samples help researchers better understand this rare cancer, identify new treatment targets, and accelerate discoveries that could benefit patients for generations to come. Most importantly, he shares why the success of the biobank depends on one thing: our community's participation. Whether you're newly diagnosed, living with ocular melanoma, or supporting someone who is, this episode will help you understand how you can play a direct role in advancing research and improving outcomes for future patients. Join the INSIGHT Biobank today: https://acureinsight.org/om-registry/bio-bank-ocular-melanoma/ Learn more about A Cure In Sight: https://acureinsight.org A special thank you to our podcast sponsors: • Ideaya Biosciences • Delcath Systems • Aura Biosciences • Castle Biosciences • Immunocore • Natera Their support helps make conversations like these possible while advancing education and awareness throughout the ocular melanoma community. #OcularMelanoma #EyeBelievePodcast #Biobank #CancerResearch #RareCancer #ClinicalResearch #PatientAdvocacy #ACureInSight #INSIGHTBiobank #ResearchSavesLives

The Central Tower of Torres del Paine in Patagonia has been on the radar of many elite climbers ever since Tyler Karow's viral YouTube vlog documenting his ascent of the South African Route during an unprecedented long weather window. This past winter, several teams from around the world came down to test themselves on the slightly overhanging 4,000ft thumb of granite. You've probably heard of Tommy Caldwell and Siebe Vanhee's remarkable 24-hour free ascent of the South African Route, or the first all-female ascent by Belen Prados, Caro North, Amelie Kühne, and Julia Cassou. While climbing icons were making headlines, Myles Moser and his team were just around the corner making history of their own.Nearly 15 years ago, Myles and Amy Ness established Plate Tectonics, a grueling 3,300ft Grade VI 5.12 C1 on the East Face of the North Tower — a route they were both lucky to survive. The North Tower offers a remarkable view of the Central Tower, and it was from that vantage point that Myles first began imagining a new line up its unclimbed east face. That vision finally came true this past winter.Myles approaches new routes with a very specific style: ground up, capsule style. Once they leave the ground, they does everything possible to never come back until the route is finished — bringing everything they needs to live on the wall for up to a month, dedicating every waking second to pioneering a masterful, safe, repeatable, and free-climbable route up an unclimbed tower of granite. It's an approach that reflects Myles' blue-collar work ethic and a depth of passion for route development that's only found in the most elite climbers in the world. It took two expeditions over two years, $60K of personal funds, and a cumulative 71 days on the wall to establish his new route up the Central Tower. Together with Hugo Perez, Kellen McGrath, Trevor Anthes, and Harry Kinnard, Myles successfully completed the first ascent of Paradigm Shift — Grade VII 5.12+ A2, 4,000ft.This team is not sponsored. Every person on this expedition contributed their own money, gear, and time to make it happen. Which is exactly why this route — and their remarkable collective effort — has gone largely unnoticed in the wider climbing community, overshadowed by the catchy headlines of sponsored athletes. In alignment with the purpose of this podcast, I'm here to tell their story.If you've been following the show for a while, you'll remember episodes 67 and 68 where I last spoke with Myles. If you haven't heard those, I highly encourage you to go back and check them out — they add real context to who Myles is and the depth of experience he brings to Patagonia's big walls.This is part 1 of 2 of my conversation with Myles Moser and Harry Kinnard.#patagonia #firstascent #bigwallBoth Myles and Harry have written remarkable journals from their time on the wall — filled with personal anecdotes and intimate moments not fully shared in this podcast. If you'd like to read them, they're available to Patreon subscribers.Help Support The Show & Unlock The Ad-Free Podcasthttps://www.patreon.com/c/TheClimbingMajorityPodcast/membershipResourcesMyles' IGhttps://www.instagram.com/mylesmoser1987/Harry's IGhttps://www.instagram.com/karry_hinnard/Trevor's IGhttps://www.instagram.com/wildincognito/Kellen McGrath's IGhttps://www.instagram.com/dirtbag.chiq/Cover Photo Credit: Trevor Anthes

In Midland, Texas, prosecutor Lisa Borden took a different approach with Cybercheck. After closely questioning Adam Mosher and finding Cybercheck lacked peer review and proper authentication, she refused to use it in court, concluding the technology was not scientifically reliable. Sam Mullins' gets to sit down with Cybercheck creator Adam Moser. Mosher tells him his backstory as a movie buff. He explains that the technology was inspired by crime TV and movies and built with the help of government grants and technology students. And then just as COVID hit, Moser says, cyber check started reaching out to its first potential clients. But he wasn't prepared for what happened next.Binge all 9 episodes of this season on our YouTube page, or get them ad-free on CBC True Crime Premium on Apple Podcasts.A listener's guide to Uncover: Where to go next