Podcasts about Olin

Olin is still confident in Mike Elko, Someone is waiting for Louie's job, and both are watching the coaching staff closely.

Its Olin today not Cedric, Louie wants to know how to relieve pressure on Marcel, OB gives the Aggies a letter grade, and where is Marcel Reed at his best?

Mike and Kenny discuss the latest collabortation between Brad PItt and director David Ayer (Fury), the survival thriller Heart of the Beast. In the film, James Belmont (Pitt) is a retired Special Forces officer who flies into the wild of Alaska with Odin (Uber) his retired German Shepherd partner. After spending two nights fishing and camping they are involed in a plane crash on the way home and must traverse 58 miles of rough terrain, wolves and bears, while overcoming injuries sustained in the crash and along the journey. The film shows the dedication James and Odin have for each other as they work together on their dangerous trek out of the Alaskan wild. Faith Spotted: As one might expect in a film about a difficult and dangerous journey, the film reflects the growth one can achieve in when persevering trials and suffering. In Romans 5 Paul teaches that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope. Such perseverance also leads to hope when journeying through the wilderness of the struggles faced in life.  In addition, the film depicts the role of a shepherd as told through the 23rd Psalm. Both James and Odin serve as shepherds to the other and are present together as they walk through the hills and valleys of the Alaskan wild which serve as the valley of the shadow of death. Both work to restore each other's souls as they are impacted by PTSD from the trauma experienced in the war in Iraq. Odin specifically leads James as the shepherd led the psalmist. The Psalm speaks of the loyalty and love of the shepherd for the flock, loyalty James and Olin have and that represents the faitfulness and love of God who is also present with us as we journey through dark valleys and green pastures and who restores our soul. Psalm 22 is also reflected in again showing that despite the dangers and enemies one faces, God is present and God turns loss and sure death into everlasting life. Another element reflected in the film is the power and place of purpose. As holocaust survivor and psychiatrist Viktor Frankl expeienced and shares in his acclaimed book, Man's Search for Meaning it was the prisoners who found a purpose, not necessarily the strongest or initially healthiest, that were most likley to survive the horrors of the concentration camps. The call to ministry and discipleship offers that purpose that also gives meaning in both the struggles as well of joys of life.  Heart of the Beast is rated PG-13 Thank you WIT PR for the opportunity for Faithspotting to host a pre-screening in the Dallas area. 

"Olin otsustanud, et 65. sünnipäeva ma ei peagi, vaid tähistan hoopis seda järgmist – 66 on ju põnev number," muheleb "Päevatee" seekordne külaline. Samas tunnistab mees, et käis just äsja peoruume vaatamas ning pidu sel aastal siiski tuleb. "Kuid sellest saab Peebu pensionile saatmise pidu," rõhutab linnumees ja Viru Folgi isa.

How can an architectural education prepare you to break away from traditional practice and tackle complex systems like social impact housing, community advocacy, and non-traditional careers?In this episode of Practice Disrupted, host Evelyn Lee sits down with Sarai Williams, Vice President of Housing Strategy and Partnerships at BDP Impact Real Estate. A thread that keeps surfacing this season is what happens to the people who receive an architectural education and then choose not to practice traditionally. Sarai's multi-disciplinary journey, spanning a Bachelor of Architecture from Howard University, a dual Master's in City & Regional Planning and Landscape Architecture from Penn, and years in architectural consulting and landscape design, offers a compelling look at how design thinking extends far beyond the drafting board.Sarai reflects on realizing early in her education that she was better suited as an editor and advocate than a traditional "starchitect". From performing forensic architecture in consulting firms to leading housing initiatives that keep people successfully housed across a national portfolio, she shares how systems thinking from architecture applies directly to real estate development and homelessness mitigation. She also dives into the art of the informational interview, a critical tool that shaped her career, and how asking candid questions opens doors to unconventional opportunities.The conversation also explores Unruly Practices, a graduate elective Sarai co-taught at the University of Pennsylvania. Designed around unprepared guest panelists who answer unfiltered student questions, the course helped students channel career anxiety into actionable strategies for grant writing, entrepreneurship, and alternative paths. Sarai and Evelyn close on the future of housing, emphasizing the need for architects to strip away ego, become better listeners, and build multi-disciplinary teams with professionals outside design. "The future of housing relies on architects stripping away ego, becoming better listeners, and building multi-disciplinary teams with professionals outside design." - Sarai WilliamsThis episode serves as a powerful reminder that an architecture degree is a versatile toolkit for systems thinking, problem-solvingv, and advocacy. By stepping outside traditional boundaries and collaborating across disciplines, architects can drive meaningful social impact where it is needed most. Guest:Sarai Williams is Vice President of Housing Strategy and Partnerships at BDP Impact Real Estate, where she works at the intersection of social impact real estate development and homelessness response. She earned her Bachelor of Architecture from Howard University and a dual Master's in City & Regional Planning and Landscape Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. With past experience in architectural consulting, forensic design, and landscape architecture at Olin, Sarai also spent four years co-teaching Unruly Practices, an elective at Penn dedicated to helping students navigate non-traditional design careers and systems-level advocacy. This episode is especially for you if: ✅ You are curious about how to leverage an architectural education in non-traditional fields like social impact real estate, urban planning, and advocacy.✅ You want to master the art of informational interviews to discover new career paths and build authentic professional networks.✅ You are seeking strategies to manage career burnout, set healthy boundaries, and transition from traditional design practice.✅ You want to understand how systems thinking from design school can be applied to complex social challenges like veteran homelessness and affordable housing retention.✅ You believe that the future of architecture relies on cross-disciplinary collaboration, active listening, and community-centered problem solving.What have you done to take action lately? Share your reflections with us on social and join the conversation.

Louie and OB's panic meters ares low for the Aggies, OB thinks the O line is improving but limiting plays, Louie pitches TexAgs the movie, and Purdue tactics don't work against Univeristy of Texas.

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Welcome everyone, my name is Olin Giles and I am your host for this 10-week study on Nabeel Qureshi's book, "No God but One": A Former Muslim Investigates the Evidence for Islam & Christianity. RadicalTruth.net

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The last time I was at this mosque there was a young blonde-haired, blue-eyed student from Appalachian State University confessing the shahada, the Islamic confession of faith. Apart from that tragedy, my meeting with these Muslims was great. We had many respectful and meaningful conversations. However, after several visits they decided to block my email and cut off all communication. This was no surprise to me since I have seen this happen many times. Once they realize that you know Islam and can defend your faith in Christ (1 Peter 3:15), they are no longer interested. They prefer gullible college students who do not know anything about Islam or the Bible. RadicalTruth.net

Olin Buchanan of TexAgs joins talking about he overreacction of LSU, he and Louie agree on the CFP comittee being the worst way to pick teams (are pigs flying?)  A&M dropping two slots in the AP list, and OB lays out the scenarios that the Aggies win against Arizona State in.

Dude. No guest this week, and I came in hot on a topic that's been rearranging my brain all summer: discipline. Here's the setup. This is my fourth year chasing elk with my bow, and for the first time my son is in the hobby with me. Between him and my buddy Olin, my prep this season looks completely different. Lift, run, shoot, every week, Cam Hanes style, with the three of us trading range photos and treadmill pics to keep each other honest. And somewhere in all those arrows downrange I realized my whole definition of discipline is shifting. I used to check the box no matter what. Do hard stuff, don't be a wuss. That version got me here, and I'm grateful for it. But at midlife the spirit of the thing is changing. Now it's about knowing exactly what I want to feel, in my guts, and putting in the work that earns it. Chris and I take that straight into business: the client conversations that repeat for years because someone won't execute, the courage to turn away good work to grab hold of the better thing, and the 500 grand in income we said no to so I could work on Floodlight instead of in it. If you've been circling the same problem in your company for months, this episode is the kick you've been avoiding. Restoration, roofing, HVAC, plumbing, landscaping. If you build it, fix it, or maintain it, this show is for you. -Brandon Why You Should Listen: [3:33] Lift, run, shoot: my elk season prep, and the positive peer pressure making me do it on the days I don't want to [4:35] Check-the-box discipline vs the spirit of discipline, and why the difference matters at midlife [12:37] The consultant's truth: why owners talk about the same problem for years without fixing it [13:56] Chris on courage: turning down good things, short-term pain, and the client who asked if he should shut off his ads [16:30] The $500K no: what it actually cost us for me to work on the business instead of in it [18:10] From Dr. Angry to more tools in the kit: the discipline of changing how you lead people About the Show Head, Heart, & Boots is for the men and women who build things for a living. Restoration, roofing, HVAC, plumbing, landscaping, and every blue collar trade in between. Hosts Brandon Reece and Chris Nordyke built and scaled real companies in the restoration industry, and they have carried those hard-won lessons into every blue collar trade they work with today. Every week they dig into the head (strategy), the heart (culture and people), and the boots (execution) of running a business worth owning. This show is the front door to Floodlight Consulting Group, where Brandon, Chris, and the team help trades businesses find the money already sitting inside them and build companies worth far more than the day they started. Same people, same mission, whether you are listening or working with us directly. Ready to see what that looks like in your business? Start Here! Owning a business in the trades can be the loneliest job there is. Head, Heart, & Boots exists to change that, because the best leaders don't go it alone, and neither should you.

Olin and Louie are scarily on the same page for the 2026 season but Olin has 9-3 and Louie 10-2.  Both believe in the WR corp, Elko has a high floor for the D, and in Elko himself.

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Olin goes over what he has seen in Fall camp so far - Bussey is most impressive, Oline is the question heading into the season, Ray Coney is a player, and other stand outs.

David and Olin discuss who the most important players in college football are in 2026 + 25 in 25: Player #7 is safety Dalton Brooks + Former Aggie QB Stephen McGee gives his thoughts on athletes who are coming back to college football after declaring for the NFL Draft!

David and Olin react to the Aggies being ranked #8 in AP Preseason Poll + 25 in 25: Player #9 is DE Anto Saka + ProFootballTalk's Charean Williams breaks down Von Miller signing with the Cowboys!

David and Olin continue to get hyped for Aggie Football season, react to Von Miller signing with the Cowboys, and as always, they go a little off the rails on the GO Hour!

Olin joins Louie for the next two Monday's due to AFB Fall camp practice.  They go over the star of practice last week - Saka, is the 8-10 preseason rank range right, and Olin has stories.

David and Olin discuss the things they want to see through the end of fall camp for Aggie Football + 25 in 25: Player #11 is safety Marcus Ratcliffe!

Thursday's 7am hour of Mac & Cube began with of the fun, excitement, and big information we got from last night's JOX Kickoff Party; then, Cole & Greg drop their thoughts on Texas A&M and their upcoming season; later, Olin Buchanan, from TexAgs, tells us what the A&M offense looks like under the "new" offensive coordinator, why Marcel Reed passing game might be a vulnerability, and what the depth looks like for this Aggie team; and finally, the guys have fun with a few teams that have revealed new alternate uniforms. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Žolinė anksčiau Lietuvoje siedavosi su atlaidais, gegužinėmis ir artimųjų lankymu kaime, šiandien šios šventės tradicijos įsitvirtina ir didmiesčiuose bei jų prieigose. Prie kokių renginių bus galima prisijungti Vilniuje, Kaune ir visai šalia šių miestų? Apie Žolinės renginius pasakoja renginio „Suburtynė“ iniciatorė Skaidra Jančaitė ir VU Botanikos sodo atstovė Aida Dobkevičiūtė.

David and Olin discuss the keys to the Aggie Defense having a succesful season + 25 in 25: Player #13 is running back Jamarion Morrow!

David and Olin discuss what the impact they believe offensive line coach Adam Cushing and his SEC experience will have on the Aggies + ProFootballTalk's Charean Williams joins the show to give an update on NFL training camps and what she is excited to see from Terry Bussey and the Aggie recieving corps!

Olin is back and they have to catch up.  They also go over latest Fall camp news, what is the "Must Win" game on the schedule, who has impressed Olin, and rankings.

Olin sticks around for an extra segment + interviews from Aggie Kicker David Olano + ESPN's Jordan Rodgers!

David and Olin highlight Aggie offensive lineman Tyree Adams, player #21 of 25 in 25!

David and Olin speculate which A&M game will be a blowout this season + former A&M QB Stephen McGee joins the show to talk about what he wants to see from the Aggie O-Line this season!

David and Olin highlight Rickey Gibson III, #23 on 25 Players in 25 Days + OB details why the offensive line will determine the success of the Aggie Football team!

Olin has stories about travel, eating with Liucci, and partying with his son.  AND, they talk about which Aggie FB players could end up with ALL SEC honors, their belief in Cushing, and win vs results?

David and Olin introduce this year's 25 Players in 25 Days as we come down the final stretch of the offseason!

David and Olin are back in College Station from SEC Media Days, they recap their trip and comment on the impressive confference of A&M head coach Mike Elko during his Wednesday appearance!

David and Olin discuss what storylines will come out of the final day of SEC Media Days + Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports details the biggest changes that will come from the Protect College Sports Act!

Day 3 of SEC Media Days is Texas A&M Day! David and Olin discuss Aggie Football's biggest "what ifs?" + David and Billy talk to SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey! He gives his thoughts on the Protect College Sports Act, College Football Playoff Expansion, and more!

Day 2 of SEC Media Days! David and Olin discuss the top contenders for the 2026 SEC Championship + The Film Guy, Brooks Austin, says that Marcel Reed might be the best RPO QB in college football!

LIVE from SEC Media Days in Tampa! David and Olin talk about what the SEC needs to do to overtake the Big Ten as the best conference in college football + JD PicKell of On3 discusses what he's excited to see from the Aggies in 2026!

David and Olin discuss the changes that could be coming to the SEC + what was Marcel Reed's signature moment from last year?

David and Olin react to SEC Football projections from around the college football world + Former Aggie QB Stephen McGee joins the show!

David and Olin react to Clayton Freshcorn announcing his return to Aggie Baseball for the 2027 season despite being drafted in the 19th round by the St. Louis Cardinals and they discuss the representatives Aggie Football will be sending to SEC Media Days!

David and Olin are back together on the GO Hour! They ask the question, of all the hitters developed under Michael Earley, who would win in a Home Run Derby? + Charean Williams of ProFootballTalk.com discusses potential landing spots for Von Miller!

OB sticks around for an extra segment to discuss which SEC teams can be trusted in 2026 + Adam Spencer of Saturday Down South tells us why Aggie Football is number 5 in his SEC power rankings!

Today on the GO Hour, David comes to us LIVE from Hollywood as he and Olin talk about which SEC school they believe will crash + a draft class to remember for Texas A&M baseball!

Today on the GO Hour, David and Olin react to Cousin Shane's take on the Aggies and discuss why they think its not going to hold up + Former Aggie QB Stephen McGee comments on the A&M schedule and his predictions for the 2026 season!

Olin sticks around for an extra segment to talk about which Aggie Football players should go to SEC media days + Texas A&M defensive tackle DJ Hicks on his growth with the Aggies + Around College Athletics with Aaron Torres!

Today on the GO Hour, David and Olin talk about which teams they would want to see Aggie Football play in future non-conference games + ESPN Radio's Braden Gall gets us ready for SEC media days!

Today on the GO Hour David and Olin reflect on Team USA's loss to Belgium in the World Cup and they ask: is Texas A&M a playoff team in 2026? + Charean Williams of ProFootballTalk.com joins the show!