Podcasts about Oakdale

After being inducted into the Maryland Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum last weekend in Annapolis, Linganore High graduate Ben Arneson, a former state-championship coach for the Lancers and Urbana High School, is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Arneson chats with host Greg Swatek about the induction ceremony and what it meant to him to be selected for the Hall of Fame. They talk about how and why he wanted to become a wrestling coach and how awkward it was for him initially to be coaching at the chief rival of his alma mater, Urbana. They talk about his fondest memories and what his future plans are not that he has stepped away entirely from coaching wrestling. They also discuss the Linganore football team and its prospects of winning another state title this season, as Arneson is an assistant coach for the Lancers. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to recap a momentous weekend for Frederick County teams in the state playoffs. They discuss state championships for Linganore field hockey — which ended a 32-year drought for county teams — Linganore girls flag football, a first for the county, and the Urbana High boys cross country team — which won one for the first time in 22 years. They also look ahead to state soccer finals for the Brunswick boys and Oakdale girls, a state volleyball final for Urbana and preview the second round of the high school football playoffs for six county teams.

In this episode, Joe sits down with Lake Charles comedian Jay Moody to dive into his unique approach to stand-up and his signature style, “stoner swamp comedy.” Jay shares how he develops new material, his writing process, and how he keeps his sets fresh. The conversation also takes a musical turn as Jay talks about his lifelong passion for playing bass and electric guitar—something he's been doing for over 20 years. It's a laid-back, heartfelt chat full of laughs, creativity, and real conversation. This show was record in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this week show, Joe is joined with Dustin Davison Jr. and Shaine Ferrier for a laid-back and heartfelt conversation. Dustin opens up about carrying on his late brother's Jake's legacy through the Canceling Flights clothing line. He talks about how the brand has grown and all the different styles plus merchandise they offer. The group dives into talks about cooking, hunting, fighting, and blending deep stories with plenty of laughs. Along the way, we get to learn more about the friendship between Dustin and Shaine as the trio swaps memories and good times in true Louisiana fashion. This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

In this episode, Joe is joined with Lafayette MMA fighter Joshua Dunbar. Joshua shares how he first got into mixed martial arts, the grind of training across multiple weight classes. He breaks down what it takes to stay sharp both in and out of the cage. He also talks about his role as a coach at Flash MMA, where he's helping train and inspire the next wave of Louisiana fighters. From local shows to long-term goals, Joshua opens up about discipline, mindset, and representing Lafayette every time he steps into the cage. This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Recorded live at Fête Du Void in Oakdale, Louisiana, Joe is joined with New Orleans based DJ Stemmily. She talks about her journey through the Louisiana electronic music scene. She shares her experiences performing at The Void multiple times and how this year's Skidder Stage stood out as a wonderful production. Stemmily reflects on the beginnings of her DJ style and how she developed a sound that blends drum and bass with a wide range of bass music. She also discusses collaborating with NOLADAB for live performances and how their creative chemistry pushes her sound further. To close, she gives a sneak peek at her upcoming release “Seduction (Liquid DAB)”, which will be available on all streaming platforms on October 25.

As his teams gears up for the upcoming playoffs, Oakdale High boys soccer coach Joe Benton is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Benton chats with host Greg Swatek about how he got his start coaching soccer. The coach talks about why he is so passionate about the sport and how he wound up at Oakdale after playing at Hood College and serving as an assistant in the Tuscarora High boys soccer program. He also talks about his team at Oakdale this season, it's strengths and how it expects it to fare in the Class 3A West bracket once the regional playoffs get underway. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to review Week 6 of the Frederick County high school football season, preview Week 7 and set the stage for next week's Central Maryland Conference championship games in multiple sports.

Recorded live at Fête Du Void, Joe sits down with The Quadroholics. The trio is composed of Billy, Hayden, and Colton celebrating ten years of making music together. The group talks about how it all began with a birthday party set that sparked a decade of creativity, experimentation, and late-night sessions. They share stories about their favorite performances, the evolution of their sound, and the excitement behind their brand-new album release. The group talks about what's coming next with their upcoming shows and what keeps "The Quadroholics" energy alive after all these years. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

What happens when a complaint over a scale and polish changes everything? For Alif Moosajee, a GDC investigation became the catalyst that transformed him from a dentist flying under the radar into the owner of Oakdale, one of Leicester's most distinctive private practices. This conversation charts his path from undergraduate struggles with imposter syndrome through the crucible of regulatory scrutiny to building a seven-surgery practice rooted in authentic patient care. Along the way, Alif shares hard-won insights about guided implantology, the perils of well poisoners, and why breaking kayfabe—wrestling's term for dropping the performance—might be the most honest thing you can do for your patients. It's a story about choosing growth over comfort, one calculated risk at a time.In This Episode00:01:00 - The Smiling Dentist origins 00:02:20 - Tony Robbins and the power of physiology 00:15:00 - Undergraduate struggles and fixed mindset 00:16:25 - The GDC complaint that changed everything 00:22:20 - Buying Oakdale practice 00:26:40 - Growing up in Slough and choosing dentistry 00:31:55 - Building the practice vision 00:35:20 - Firing the well poisoner 00:38:30 - Custodian of the vision 00:47:00 - The unmeasurable things that matter most 00:53:30 - Surprise and delight tactics 01:00:25 - Contentment versus ambition 01:06:00 - The Tony Robbins business mastery mistake 01:09:00 - Dark days in practice ownership 01:19:00 - Blackbox thinking 01:24:15 - Switching to fully guided implants 01:28:30 - Fantasy dinner party 01:33:55 - Last days and legacyAbout Alif MoosajeeAlif Moosajee studied dentistry at Birmingham and owns Oakdale Dental in Leicester, a seven-surgery private practice where he focuses on implant dentistry and digital workflows. Known as "The Smiling Dentist" from his book published over a decade ago, Alif has built his practice around immediate implant protocols and fully guided surgery following early clinical challenges that reshaped his approach to risk management.

Finn Carter joins me for a conversation fans have been waiting for. Beloved as Sierra Esteban Montgomery on As the World Turns, Finn reflects on her Oakdale years alongside co-stars like Scott Bryce, Peter Boynton, and Elizabeth Hubbard.She also takes us behind the scenes of the cult-classic film Tremors, shares stories from across her career in TV and film, and opens up with honesty about her personal journey and road to sobriety.Funny, charming, and raw, Finn's visit to The Locher Room is filled with memories, heart, and truth—making this one-on-one a must-listen.

Steve Nibbs welcomes in Ann Schwarzenberg, the Head Coach of Oakdale High School's Girls Soccer team to talk about the success they've had this season thus far.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recorded live at Fête Du Void in Oakdale, Louisiana. In this episode Joe welcomes, New Orleans comedian JQ Palms. JQ shares how attending a friend's improv comedy show inspired her to grab the mic for herself. We talk about the unique flavor of the Nola comedy scene and how it compares to bigger cities. Though laughter and memories, JQ gives a nod to the family who inspired her journey. It's a real and relatable talk about following your passion, staying true to your craft, and never being afraid to bomb a joke.  

On this Episode, Joe is joined with Louisiana DJ and guitarist Two-Tone Merigold. He is  still mixing killer beats with live guitar and a mind blowing performance. Last time, we talked about gear, touring, and the science behind his sound. This time, we dig deeper into everything that goes into his musical journey. What has changed in his live performance. What lessons was learned over the past year and how he's grown since then. From life on the road to blending creativity with precision, Two-Tone Merigold opens up about finding balance between the music, the madness, and the moments that matter most. This episode was recorded live at Fête Du Void 2025 in Oakdale, Louisiana

With his team seemingly getting better with each passing game, Linganore High girls soccer coach Mike Heller is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Heller reflects with host Greg Swatek on the Lancers' big showdown with Oakdale over the past week. Linganore did not get the result it wanted, falling to the Bears 3-2 in overtime. But the Lancers did push the Bears more than any team had so far this season. They not only scored the first goals of the season against Oakdale this season, they held a one-goal lead on two different occasions. The coach talks about what that result might do for his team going forward and why it has improved so much since the start of the season. Heller also talks about his background in soccer and how he got his start in coaching. He talks about what it means to him to be coaching at Linganore and why he enjoys coaching this group so much. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy joins Greg to review Week 4 of the high school football season in Frederick County and look ahead to Week 5.

PART 2 OF THE HAMLETS OF ISLIP AND THOSE COVERED ARE: Islip, Islip Terrace, North Bay Shore, North Great River, Oakdale, Ronkonkoma, Sayville, West Bay Shore, West Islip, West SayvillePICTURE: By AITFFan1 - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=128701251

In this episode, Joe sits down inside International Vintage Guitars with owner Stephen Staples. Started over three decades ago in New Orleans to its current home in Oakdale, the shop has placed rare instruments in the hands of musicians all over the world. His shop has attracted everyone from local talent to global stars like Bruno Mars, Bob Dylan, Machine Gun Kelly, and Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005, his business was deeply impacted but that setback only cemented his reputation for resilience and dedication. Listen to the stories behind rare instruments to the lessons he's learned about running a worldwide guitar business. Today, International Vintage Guitars stands as both a trusted resource for collectors and historical landmark in Louisiana music history. 

Fr. Steve was invited to speak at chapel for Oakdale Academy. Oakdale is a K-12 School located in suburban Metro Detroit. Founded in the Hillsdale tradition.

Joe welcomes Dayton January aka Bassboy, a performing bass guitarist from Lake Charles, Louisiana. Whose playing style embodies both groove, cajun, zydeco, blues, funk and soul. Drawing inspiration from the diverse sounds of Louisiana. Dayton has developed a style that is both versatile and deeply rooted in rhythm. In this episode, we explore his journey into music, the art of creating a bassline that defines a song. We learn about the challenges and triumphs of performing live, and his vision for where his music is headed. Representing the foundation of the band and the heartbeat of the stage, Dayton carries the low end with power, precision, and passion. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Joe sits down with Brittany Lacomb, owner of Seaux-da-licious in Oakdale, Louisiana. A one-stop drink spot for bold flavors with a fun twist. Brittany has built a business that serves up loaded teas, lemonades, protein shakes, dirty sodas, and energy drinks that always hit just right. In this episode, she talks about the journey of being a small-town entrepreneur, chasing her dream of creating a Harry Potter-inspired café, and how she's turning Seaux-da-licious into more than just a drink stop it's a place full of personality, community, and a little bit of magic. This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

As students and teachers are settling into a new school year, Minnesota Now is looking at how artificial intelligence is changing teaching, learning and wellbeing in the classroom. We have talked with a consultant working on AI policy at the district level and a high school English teacher. Next, we hear from a student. High school seniors in this year's graduating class were freshmen when Chat GPT launched in November 2022. Every year since then, AI chatbots have become more prevalent. Elianah Dollar-Simmons is a high school senior who has done a lot of work with AI, but not in the way you might assume. She built AI models as part of summer programs at MIT and Carnegie Melon University. Dollar-Simmons joins MPR News host Nina Moini from Tartan High School in Oakdale, a suburb east of St. Paul.

A brewery is taking over an old Missile Command Center in Oakdale, the South Side's got a new showstopping patio on top of a six-story distillery, and cigar bars seem like they're having a moment in Pittsburgh. Host Megan Harris is with City Cast team members Francesca Dabecco and Zack Durkin to talk about new restaurant openings, a new Sunday Supper series, and a festival celebrating a divisive fruit.  What's your favorite burger in the Burgh? Tell us your favorite meat and veggie options! Call or text us our BURGER HOTLINE at 412-212-8893. Learn more about the sponsors of this August 28th episode: The Frick Pittsburgh Family House Overlook Maps TurboTenant Become a member of City Cast Pittsburgh at membership.citycast.fm. Want more Pittsburgh news? Sign up for our daily morning Hey Pittsburgh newsletter. We're also on Instagram @CityCastPgh! Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here.

Frosty Van Houten (@TVLFootball) and Mario Ramos (@CorenerRamos) preview the opening slate of TVL Football including the Game of the Week featuring Sonora at Oakdale. Ripon Christian QB Mason Tameling and Escalon OL/DL Lorenzo Teixeira hop on to talk about their squad.

Paul Boyce, President and CEO of PWGC, returns with Jeff Szabo, CEO of the Suffolk County Water Authority, for Part 2 of their conversation. This episode covers the proposed 8.5-mile water main extension to Southold, the environmental review process, and how SCWA is managing public concerns and local engagement. Szabo explains the challenges of saltwater intrusion, the limits of groundwater capacity, and why moving water from west to east is essential. The discussion also touches on SCWA’s updated strategic plan, conservation rebate programs, and upgrades to the Oakdale campus. The new MyWaterQuality app, helps residents monitor water conditions near their homes. Don’t miss out—subscribe now and stay informed on the latest industry trends! Visit our website for more details or to suggest future topics: https://pwgrosser.com/podcast/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jake Weary is everywhere right now—and he stopped by The Locher Room for an in-depth conversation.He's heating things up on Netflix as Cane Buckley in The Waterfront, just came off the Tribeca premiere of his new film Westhampton, and still has fans hooked from The Walking Dead: Dead City. And yes, Animal Kingdom is blowing up all over again now that it's streaming.We covered it all—plus a trip back to Oakdale and As the World Turns, where daytime fans first fell for Jake as Luke Snyder.Don't miss this fun, wide-ranging chat with my friend Jake Weary.

Steve Nibbs & Paul Dumars continue their Frederick County High School Football Team Previews with Oakdale Head Coach, Kurt Stein.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks show, Joe sits down Aaron Simon the lead singer of Train Wreck Method. We dive into the band's latest release "Pigman Cometh" and talk about the creative process behind the EP. We discuss the journey of welcoming a new member into the band and how that's will shape their sound. Beyond music, Aaron opens up about his work with Open Heart Production, sharing stories from his acting roles and his newly discovered passion for video photography. Our conversation doesn't stop there because we take a turn into some intriguing conspiracy talk, from the deep state to the mysteries of the ice wall, making this episode a mix of music, creativity, and thought-provoking discussions. This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisisana.

As he prepares to begin his 16th season as the only varsity head football coach Oakdale High School has ever known, Kurt Stein is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Stein chats with host Greg Swatek about his longevity with the program and how it has evolved over the years into the perennial power that it is today. Aided by a talented group of returning players, including quarterback Alex Rodriguez, and a stellar group of newcomers, some of whom transferred in, Oakdale might have one of its most talented teams this season. Stein explains why Rodriguez is in the rare position of being a second-year starter for the Bears at QB. He also talks about what it will take for Oakdale to maximize its talent and make a run at a second Class 3A state title in three years and third in program history. He also addresses why so many players have transferred to Oakdale during the offseason. Prior to that discussion, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy joins Greg to discuss the start of fall sports practice across Frederick County and preview the upcoming season for girls flag football.

On this weeks show, Joe is joined with Keez the Komic a stand-up comedian, event host, and singer from Lake Charles, Louisiana. Keez shares how his comedy journey began, what inspires his style, and the influences that shaped his quick wit and high-energy performances. He talks about his process for crafting jokes, the difference between hosting and stand-up, and how the Lake Charles comedy scene has grown over the years. We dive into the art of handling hecklers, the unique challenges of performing live, and his passion for music. This is the 300th published recording and this show recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this weeks show, Joe sat down with Louisiana-born fighter Blake (Big Boy) LaCaze, a towering presence in the ring who's battled across boxing, bare-knuckle, and MMA. From a young age, Blake felt the fire for combat sports and began training seriously by the age of 13. That early passion evolved into a full-blown career that's taken him into some of the grittiest arenas in combat and most notably the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC). Where he has built a name for himself with his fearless approach and raw power. In our conversation, Blake opened up about his start in traditional boxing, what drove him to step into the unforgiving world of bare-knuckle, and how each fight, win or loss has shaped his mindset. With over 20 pro boxing bouts, multiple BKFC appearances, and a recent debut in MMA, his story is one of resilience, heart, and a lifelong commitment to the fight game. Whether he's chasing a win or rising after a fall, Blake continues to push forward always with the same passion he had when he first stepped into the gym as a teenager. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

The Minnesota Wild are announcing the 2025 Block Party Series. They will visit eight communities in Minnesota this summer starting today at the CUB in Oakdale. What visitors can expect at these events and where they will be found.

There is a special sense of camaraderie found at the National Junior Angus Show each year that's hard to describe. This episode's guests cover finding a supportive community within the Angus breed, the challenges of traveling long distances to attend the show, and the fun and learning experiences along the way. Cailee Flood, of California, and Tripp Gibson, from New Mexico, agree that stepping out of their comfort zones has paid off in a big way. HOSTS: Miranda Reiman, Mark McCully and Kyli Kraft GUESTS: Tripp Gibson and Cailee Flood Roy “Tripp” Gibson, is the son of Roy and Vera Gibson and a fifth-generation rancher from New Mexico. He attended his first National Junior Angus Show in 2020 at age 9 and was instantly hooked. This fall, Tripp will begin his freshman year at St. Pius X High School in Albuquerque, where he is also a member of the golf team. Cailee Flood, from Oakdale, Calif., is a fifth-generation cattle rancher. With years of experience in 4-H, FFA and leadership roles in the Angus industry, she is pursuing a future in agricultural business and pre-law at Kansas State University. CO-HOST: Kyli Kraft is a fifth-generation cattlewoman from the mile-high state of Colorado. She's been active with the Colorado Junior Angus Association and the National Junior Angus Association. A recent graduate of West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas, Kyli now works for the Farm Credit Association in Amarillo. SPONSOR: Ready to see how Vermeer can help you get more done in a day? Visit Vermeer.com/angus to learn more and find your local dealer.  Don't miss news in the Angus breed. Visit www.AngusJournal.net and subscribe to the AJ Daily e-newsletter and our monthly magazine, the Angus Journal.

On this episode, Joe sat down with accordionist virtuoso Joshua Townley, whose passion for French music brings rich, nostalgic vibes to life through every note. We dove into his musical inspirations, the intricate mechanics of the accordion including the globally-sourced metal reeds that give it voice and how he fell in love with this timeless instrument. Joshua also shared details about his upcoming performance at the Toulouse Theatre in New Orleans, where he'll be opening for HollyRock's vinyl release party. From old-world charm to modern stage energy, this conversation hits all the right notes. This show was recorded locally in Oakdale, Louisiana.

In this episode, Joe sits down with Illinois author Robert Meyer to dive into his book Apocalypse: Rise of the Vampire Slayer. We talk about what led him to start writing—his deep inspiration from Stephen King—and explore both the strengths and struggles he faces in the creative process. Robert also shares details on his upcoming projects, including a graphic animation TV series and his next chilling release, Are You Ready Alone After Midnight? This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Robert Beattie was many things: an architect, a designer of iconic public buildings on Long Island, and a decorated World War II veteran. But most importantly, he was the father of today's guest, Richard Beattie. So we're celebrating Father's Day by celebrating the life and work of Robert Beattie. As an architect, Beattie's specialty was mid-century modern architecture. Working with clean lines, natural light, and an appreciation of the surrounding landscape, he designed many iconic buildings in our area. If you live in the town of Islip, you'll know his MacArthur Airport terminal, the core buildings of Suffolk County Community College's Ammerman Campus, and St. Lawrence Church in Sayville. Richard takes us on a tour of his father's buildings and details his life. Robert was part of the Greatest Generation, earning a Silver Star as an Alamo Scout in the Philippines. He got his start in architecture with the firm Shreve, Lamb & Harmon in New York City. Robert then founded his own firm, Dobecki & Beattie, and embarked on a storied career on Long Island. We discuss the changing architectural landscape of Long Island in the 1960s, the Beattie family's connections to Oakdale, and Robert's devotion to being a father and an architect. Further Research Robert Beattie, Architect (Facebook Memorial page) Church of St. Lawrence the Martyr AIA Long Island “Pockets of Long Island Once Went Crazy for Modernism. Why?” (Metropolis) Audio Footnotes Episode 192 Jones Beach Theater with Richard Beattie Episode 34 Old Mansions (Oakdale) with George Davies Episode 94 Flying on Long Island with Walter Winnicki and Bob Mott Music Intro music: https://homegrownstringband.com/ Outro music: Capering by Blue Dot Sessions CC BY-NC 4.0    

Joe and Kobi are back with a fresh batch of randomness, diving into the wild world of content creation-what works, what's weird, and how to keep it all from looking like recycled TikToks. We toss in some wild facts too, like how the first Super Bowl tickets only cost just $12, and how positive lightning can strike from 20 miles away-proof that even storms have a dramatic flair. We also dig into some Louisiana oddities, like the WW2 dog training camp in Oakdale  and a long-lost movie theater. Throw some personal stories, plenty of laughs, and a few questionable theories, and you've got one strange but satisfying ride. Artist of the week is " Sons of Legion" with the song "Wild Horse". This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana. 'Random, Ridiculous, and Perfectly Unhinged"

Every Friday in The Feed Megan Schinella comes on the air to talk about all the fun things happening in and around Connecticut this weekend that you can do with the kids and family.  KEVIN'S PICKS: Bark In The Park – Latham Park Stamford Saturday 11am Athletic Brewing Co. Fairfield Road Races Sat & Sun 100 Black Men of Stamford Inc 2nd Annual STEMFest Saturday 10am MEGAN'S PICKS: 1. Stamford Greek Festival Saturday, 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM and Sunday, 12:00 PM – 8:00PM, 1230 Newfield Ave. Enjoy classic carnival rides, games, and treats. It's a perfect outing for families looking to have some fun and create lasting memories. 2. Athletic Brewing Company, Fairfield Road Races for adults and kids at Jennings Beach 12pm. Participate in or cheer on runners in the Half Marathon and 5K races. A great way to promote health and community spirit. 3. Enjoy great food all while supporting Wilton's museum at the Wilton Historical Society's Food Truck Festival. On Sunday, from 11 am to 4 pm join Wilton Historical at Schenck's Island and Chess Park to feast from a collection of the area's finest food trucks, with all proceeds to benefit the Society. 4. OINK! Public Art Pig Downtown Stamford starting in June. Stroll through Stamford to see 26 artist-designed pig sculptures with whimsical names like "Piggie Stardust" and "Pig-casso." A fun and free outdoor art experience for all ages. This exhibit will be on display through Summer 2025. 5. Cocomelon Live at the Oakdale in Wallingford Sing a Long, that's on Saturday. MEGAN'S MOM QUOTE "It's the last few weeks of school, here are 80 activities in the middle of the day us parents need to attend."

Think estate planning is only for the wealthy or the retired? Think again. If you're divorced (or about to be), this episode is essential listening.In this empowering episode of The Crazy Ex-Wives Club, host Erica sits down with estate planning attorney Elizabeth Neyens to unravel the legal, emotional, and practical sides of protecting your assets—and your kids—after divorce.From updating your will to avoiding accidental inheritance disasters (like your ex managing your child's money—yikes), this episode clears the fog on what estate planning really is, when you need it, and why waiting can cost you big.Elizabeth breaks down the difference between wills and trusts, what documents every parent needs in place by age 18, and how to build a plan that puts you in control. Whether you're fresh out of a marriage or simply overdue for an update, this conversation will help you move from overwhelmed to organized.Because protecting your peace means planning for the things we don't want to think about—before they become emergencies.

Joe and Kobi take a walk through the woods and trip over Oakdale sawdust covered past. From the days when it was called the “Stump Capital of Louisiana”, to the red clay soil that baffled farmers and sparked folklore. This episode peels back the bark on a town built by timber and wrapped in mystery. We chop it up about lumber rivalries, WWII dog training in the pines, a vanished movie theater, and whispered legends of moonshine tunnels. There's even talk of secret train stops for Japanese detainees during the war. Artist of the week is "IAMDOUGLES" with the song "Better". This show was recorded in Piney Woods of Oakdale, Louisiana.

Join Joe and Kobi on a dive deep into Louisiana's strangest conspiracies on this weeks show. Are there secret military bases hidden beneath the bayous? Is the Superdome cursed by spirits from the past? Is the Rougarou just folklore, or something far more real, scary and hairy? We also take a thoughtful look at nudist communities, not for shock value, but as a genuine form of alternative living rooted in nature, freedom, and body acceptance. It's a mystery, philosophy, and a touch of swampy chaos-all rolled into one episode. The artist of the week is "AOEC" with the song "This is my life". This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Bournemouth registered their HIGHEST amount of possession at a home Premier League game this season on Saturday, having the ball 69% of the time. Unai Emery's game-plan meant that his side didn't need much of the ball, and with Iraola's men consistently coming up against a disciplined and well-oiled unit, Aston Villa out-Bournemouthed Bournemouth. It felt like a very un-Villa like performance, but it would have been everything their Basque boss wanted - resolute at the back, not giving our wingers anything, and when you've got someone like Ollie Watkins on hand to sniff out a goal, they then had something to hold on to. From that point, it was always an uphill battle! Sam Davis, Ben Phillips and Neil Dawson discuss the game! Thanks to ComAve for Ben's opportunity. Make sure you follow ComAve on all their socials for a chance to win tickets to AFC Bournemouth tickets and exclusive experiences this season

On this week show, Joe and Kobi sit down local MMA fighter Shaine "Showtime" Ferrier to talk about his first-ever loss- a tough second-round submission by rear naked choke. Shaine opens up about the intense training and conditioning he put in leading up to the fight, the mental toll of defeat, and how he's using the experience to fuel his comeback. We dive into the inspirations that first lit his fire for fighting. We learn that his ultimate goal is stepping into the world of bare knuckle boxing. Its raw, real, and all heart- because win or lose, Showtime never stops. The artist of the weeks is "Taylented" with the song "New Life". This episode was recorded in Oakdale, La.

As he prepares to participate in rookie minicamps with both the Baltimore Ravens and Washington Commanders over the two weekends, former Oakdale High quarterback Collin Schlee is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Schlee chats with host Greg Swatek about his unique opportunity. Most undrafted prospects don't get the chance to participate in multiple minicamps with multiple teams. Schlee talks about how these opportunities came about and what he expects going forward. He also talks extensively about the road that led him to this point, playing for three different colleges (Kent State, UCLA and Virginia Tech) over a six-year period and how that experience shaped him both as a player and a person. Prior that that conversation, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy joins Greg for some Frederick County spring sports power rankings for baseball, softball and boys and girls lacrosse and to set the stage for the upcoming playoffs, including the Central Maryland Conference championship games for those sports.

Send us a textMike S pulls no punches as he shares the story of his turbulent childhood with an alcoholic, abusive father in Oakdale, California. Born into chaos, Mike describes how he'd be locked in his room until his father came home, only to receive brutal beatings that went far beyond normal discipline. "I grew up getting beat like that," he explains, "and I always joke I think I started to like it because I was stubborn."When Mike was just 12, his life took another devastating turn—coming home from school to find the house emptied out, his mother and sisters gone. Left with only his 17-year-old brother as a parental figure, they survived out of a Coleman cooler until they found housing. These early experiences shaped Mike profoundly, instilling in him a fierce determination to be everything his father wasn't.At 17, Mike joined the Marine Corps, escaping his chaotic upbringing and excelling in the structured environment. Despite being surrounded by Marines who drank heavily, Mike initially avoided alcohol, haunted by the memories of his father's behavior. It wasn't until his first marriage collapsed—after his son Joseph was born—that Mike began drinking regularly and experimenting with cocaine.The story takes a heart-wrenching turn when Joseph, after coming to live with Mike and his new wife Kim, is struck by a car in a crosswalk, suffering a traumatic brain injury that left him in a coma. As Mike recounts the agonizing hospital vigil and uncertain prognosis, we see the seeds of the profound connection that would later form between Mike and Jason, whose son Tyler would experience similar trauma.This raw conversation doesn't just chronicle a series of tragedies—it reveals how our deepest wounds can become unexpected bridges to others. Mike's unflinching honesty about his struggles with addiction, fatherhood, and breaking generational cycles offers a powerful reminder that sometimes the people who understand us best are those who've walked through similar fires.Have you experienced trauma that still affects your relationships today? We'd love to hear your story at recoveryunfilteredpodcast@gmail.com.Thank You for Joining Us.. Please share with friends. If you or anyone you know is struggling with alcoholism please reach out to us. We can get you help. recoveryunfilteredpodcast@gmail.com

Vince in Fort Pierce Florida calls Mark to let him know that the old way of thinking of Free Trade doesn't exist. James in Oakdale called Mark to see if it's true that Judge Boasberg is trying to block all of Trump's plans.

Vince in Fort Pierce Florida calls Mark to let him know that the old way of thinking of Free Trade doesn't exist. James in Oakdale called Mark to see if it's true that Judge Boasberg is trying to block all of Trump's plans. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Joe and Kobi as they dive deep into the fascinating world of dreams, exploring their meanings and complex science behind them. We break down REM sleep, the role of colors in dreams, and the curious phenomenon of feeling pain while dreaming. We discuss how AI attempted to clone itself and the infamous golden toilet heist. We examine the legacy of heavyweight Champion George Forman, his impacts on the boxing community, entrepreneur and work as an ordained minister. The artist of the week is "Zeolite" from Monroe, La with the song "Hey Jen". This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Join Joe and Kobi as they dive into the fascinating history, wild traditions, and unexpected facts surrounding St. Patrick's day. Did you know St. Patrick originally wore blue? or that New Orleans parade-goers catch cabbages instead of beads? We cover everything from Georgia green beer soaked streets to the infamous Guinness beer heist. The artist of the week is "TLN" from Johannesburg, South Africa with the song "White Liquor Memories". This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Join Joe and Kobi as they explore a mix of fun and informative topics, from growing vegetables and cooking hacks. They covered the beginning of Game Informer magazine in 1991 to its final publication in July 2024. They discuss the amazing voice acting career of George Lowe best known for voicing Space Ghost animated talk show. The artist of the week is Dallas rapper "Juicecuzz" with the song "I Hope The Worst". This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Monday marks three years since Russia invaded Ukraine. It has become Europe's largest conflict since World War II. Tens of thousands have been killed, entire cities have been reduced to ruins and millions of Ukrainians became refugees. In Minnesota, a doctor has been helping those who have lost limbs in the war. The Protez Foundation, based in Oakdale, has provided hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers and civilians prosthetics. Dr. Yakov Gradiner is the chief medical officer of the organization and Ukrainian-American. He joined MPR News host Nina Moini to reflect on the last three years.

A Delta Air Lines jet from Minneapolis flipped on its roof while landing Monday at Toronto's Pearson Airport. All 80 people on board survived and those hurt had relatively minor injuries, according to airport officials. Snow was being blown by winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour at the time of the crash. Today's dangerously cold temperatures prompted many school districts across Minnesota to cancel or delay the start of classes, or move to online learning. Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools canceled classes Tuesday. Other districts closed Tuesday include Brainerd, Mankato, Rochester, St. Cloud and Winona.Around 100 people gathered for a vigil Monday night at the Minnesota Capitol for a transgender Minnesota man who was found dead in New York. Five people there now face murder charges in the killing of Sam Nordquist, a 24-year-old from Oakdale.This is an MPR News morning update hosted by Phil Picardi. Music by Gary Meister.Find these headlines and more at mprnews.org.All 80 aboard Delta flight survive after jet flips upon arrival in TorontoExtreme cold prompts school delays, closures across Minnesota for TuesdaySt. Paul vigil remembers Sam Nordquist, calls for justice after his killing in New YorkRead the latest edition of the Minnesota Today newsletter.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or RSS.