Podcasts about Papa

En ¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar! en CADENA 100, Meta activa avisos parentales en Instagram ante búsquedas de autolesiones. Paramount supera a Netflix en la compra de Warner Bros., integrando títulos como Harry Potter o DC. Una delegación vaticana prepara la visita del Papa a España para una sesión solemne en el Congreso. Un médico español desarrolla un sistema de ultrasonidos 3D, sin radiación, para detectar cáncer de mama, ya en pruebas. Se estrena "Fecha de caducidad" de Melendi y suena "Luz Control" de Teddy Swims. El programa celebra el Día de Andalucía y aborda el método Wim Hof de resistencia al frío por respiración y meditación. Discuten un dilema de oyente sobre patatas olvidadas en una máquina. La semana destaca la pedida de matrimonio de Edu a Elena y la ladrona de pastelería de Terrassa. Reflexionan sobre la herencia de grandes fortunas: si los hijos deben forjar su propio camino o se les facilita la educación. Gnarls Barkley suena con "Crazy". Bruno Mars regresa con el disco ...

El programa ¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar! en CADENA 100 informa de la visita del Papa a España del 6 al 12 de junio, que incluye Madrid, Barcelona, Gran Canaria y Tenerife, con misas multitudinarias y coincidiendo con el centenario de Gaudí en Barcelona. Se destaca el fallecimiento de Antonio Tejero a los 93 años, el mismo día que se desclasifican documentos del 23F que refuerzan el papel del rey Juan Carlos I. El Ministerio de Consumo prohíbe la venta de bebidas energéticas a menores de 16 años, extendiendo la prohibición hasta los 18 para las de mayor cafeína, ya que un cuarto de los jóvenes las consume a diario y casi la mitad las mezcla con alcohol. Heidi Klum comparte su experiencia con la menopausia, visibilizando los cambios femeninos. El programa pregunta a niños sobre el personaje histórico más importante de España y cuenta la historia de Punch, un macaco japonés viral por su abandono y acoso, ahora aceptado en su zoológico. Los precios de las casas superan los de 2007, con un ...

Achtung Triggerwarnung!! Höre die Folge nicht, wenn du mit dem Thema Suizidgedanken oder Selbstverletzung ein Problem hast! In dieser besonders ehrlichen und tiefgehenden Podcastfolge spreche ich mit Martina – Kinder-, Jugend- und Familiencoach – über ein Thema, das viele Familien betrifft, über das aber viel zu selten offen gesprochen wird:

200 Folgen „Alle meine Eltern“ – und Evelyn hat sich zum Jubiläum natürlich wieder einmal ihren Lieblingsgast geschnappt: Ehemann Alex. Die beiden starten ihren Talk direkt intim, denn es geht um Schnippischnippi alias „Ball Wars“. Alex erzählt von seiner Vasektomie – keine Schnitte, kaum Schmerzen, alles wie vorher. Vorerst also Schluss mit Kinderplanung. Und ganz nebenbei ein klares Statement: Verhütung ist nicht allein Frauensache. Außerdem wird übers Rülpsen gesprochen (für Evelyn Freiheit, eklig für Alex, extrem lustig für ihre Kinder) sowie über fehlende Paarzeit, Sleep Divorce und Co-Sleeping – und darüber, dass Streit selten wirklich an Socken oder Schuhen liegt, sondern meistens an schlichter Überforderung. Eifersucht? Fehlanzeige. Trotz Künstlerleben gibt es viel Vertrauen und wenig Drama. Dazu: Namen für Jungs, Angst vor Hamstern und die eigene Tinder-Lovestory – Evelyn und Alex, gewohnt offenherzig und herrlich amüsant. Viel Spaß mit der Jubiläumsfolge! Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/AllemeineEltern Du möchtest Werbung in diesem Podcast schalten? Dann erfahre hier mehr über die Werbemöglichkeiten bei Seven.One Audio: https://www.seven.one/portfolio/sevenone-audio

Tous les matins à 8h08, l'actualité économique avec Emmanuel Lechypre.

Réécoutez FG mix invite le Buddha Bar Monaco avec Papa Deejay du mardi 24 février 2026

Sprung in der Schüssel oder romantisch? Wenn das Leben Dir die Wahl lässt, wähle doch vielleicht einfach beides? Wir versuchen es zumindest. Ansonsten weiß Papa wie man Dinge heile macht und wir fragen uns, was wir uns von uns erzählen würden, wenn wir unser Gedächtnis verloren hätten. Viel Freude mit dieser Episode.

Ein Mann, zwei Bücher, 30 Jahre Altersunterschied: Im Jahr 1996 hat der Journalist und junge Vater Kester Schlenz ein Buch geschrieben, das inzwischen ein Standardwerk ist: „Mensch, Papa!“ erzählt vom Abenteuer Vater zu werden. Dieses Jahr ist mit „Mensch, Opa!“ nun eine Fortsetzung erschienen, wieder geht es um Familie und Kinder, diesmal aber aus der Perspektive des Großvaters. Genug Gesprächsstoff für eine Podcastfolge. Im Gespräch mit Florian von der Online-Community Echte Papas und Marco (www.menshealth.de/dad) erzählt der frühere „Brigitte“- und „Stern“-Redakteur Kester, warum er es mit seinem eigenen Vater nicht immer leicht hatte, worin sich Väter und Opas unterscheiden, welche Ratschläge er seinem Sohn bei der Geburt seiner Enkeltochter gegeben hat und weshalb „alte Säcke“ wie er nicht mehr so belastbar sind. Zusätzlich gibt es natürlich auch dieses Mal wieder einen neuen Song auf der Spotify-Playlist der ECHTEN PAPAS: https://spoti.fi/2Zutj4H, natürlich ausgesucht von Kester. Am besten die Spotify-Playlist gleich downloaden, anhören und abonnieren wie auch den Podcast selbst. Ihr habt Feedback? Zu der Playlist? Zu dieser Folge? Oder eine allgemeine Frage? Dann schreibt gerne eine Mail an: podcast@echtepapas.de! Und jetzt: Viel Spaß beim Hören!

Hour 1: With 49ers General Manager John Lynch set to speak to the media at the NFL combine later today, Papa & Silver open up the show by revisiting comments he and Kyle Shanahan made at their season-ending press conference. David Lombardi of the San Francisco Standard stops by to address how the team can respond from the Brandon Aiyuk disaster and various ways they can bolster their playmaking capabilities in 2026.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: The Gregs pivot to the San Francisco Giants and the newness that surrounds the organization beyond just the hire of Tony Vitello. They bring in Marty Lurie, who has already spent some time in Scottsdale getting to know a handful of the new coaches and players, and he shares his fondness for their center fielder Harrison Bader. Papa & Silver also go in on Willy Adames and the offensive adjustments he strives to make after a slow start his first season in San Francisco last year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4: Papa & Silver react to Adam Schefter's breaking news that five-time All-Pro left tackle Trent Williams and the 49ers are struggling to find a contractual resolution, and if the two sides can't find a resolution, Williams could become a part of this year's free-agent class. Cam Inman weighs in on some instant reaction, as the 49ers list of offseason needs could become a lot more essential if a contract stalemate continues through free agency. Finally, with Papa set to miss more time as he continues his battle with leukemia, Silver sends him off with words of love and support.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

49ers reporter for the San Francisco Standard, David Lombardi, joined Papa & Silver from Indianapolis to preview the most pressing talking points ahead of John Lynch's media availability later this afternoon. Lombardi notes how the Brandon Aiyuk disaster provides at least some financial flexibility to sign free agents, and why finding ways to space out the field is essential to the 49ers making their way back into Super Bowl contention.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Giants pregame host Marty Lurie joins Papa & Silver to share his experience thus far meeting the new faces within the Giants organization as they continue along with Cactus League play. From center fielder to Harrison Bader to pitcher Hayden Birdsong, this group has a lot of names to watch, though none perhaps more noteworthy than first year manager Tony Vitello.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Senior NBA Writer for The Athletic Sam Amick joined Papa & Silver for his biweekly conversation with Papa & Silver. Everything from the NBA addressing its tanking issues to the Clippers' salary cap scandal has placed a spotlight on commissioner Adam Silver, and Amick believes that actions could be taken against Steve Ballmer sooner rather than later. As Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to provide mixed messaging about his future, Amick also weighs in on why the Bucks were wise to not trade him at the deadline earlier this month and play this situation into the summer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cam Inman of the Bay Area News Group joins Papa & Silver after Adam Schefter reported that All-Pro left tackle Trent Williams and the 49ers are still searching for a contract resolution, which puts Williams' future with the team at risk. If no resolution is struck, could Williams be traded away from the team? If so, what could the 49ers get in return? Would they just release him outright and search for another solution at left tackle? Inman sorts through all the possibilities with Papa & Silver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Walang masama kung susundin mo ang nagpapasaya sa iyo. Pero dapat ay wala kang tinatapakang tao sa pag-abot ng mga ito. Pakinggan ang kwento ni Niro sa Barangay Love Stories.

Hour 1: With 49ers General Manager John Lynch set to speak to the media at the NFL combine later today, Papa & Silver open up the show by revisiting comments he and Kyle Shanahan made at their season-ending press conference. David Lombardi of the San Francisco Standard stops by to address how the team can respond from the Brandon Aiyuk disaster and various ways they can bolster their playmaking capabilities in 2026.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: The Gregs pivot to the San Francisco Giants and the newness that surrounds the organization beyond just the hire of Tony Vitello. They bring in Marty Lurie, who has already spent some time in Scottsdale getting to know a handful of the new coaches and players, and he shares his fondness for their center fielder Harrison Bader. Papa & Silver also go in on Willy Adames and the offensive adjustments he strives to make after a slow start his first season in San Francisco last year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4: Papa & Silver react to Adam Schefter's breaking news that five-time All-Pro left tackle Trent Williams and the 49ers are struggling to find a contractual resolution, and if the two sides can't find a resolution, Williams could become a part of this year's free-agent class. Cam Inman weighs in on some instant reaction, as the 49ers list of offseason needs could become a lot more essential if a contract stalemate continues through free agency. Finally, with Papa set to miss more time as he continues his battle with leukemia, Silver sends him off with words of love and support.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

49ers reporter for the San Francisco Standard, David Lombardi, joined Papa & Silver from Indianapolis to preview the most pressing talking points ahead of John Lynch's media availability later this afternoon. Lombardi notes how the Brandon Aiyuk disaster provides at least some financial flexibility to sign free agents, and why finding ways to space out the field is essential to the 49ers making their way back into Super Bowl contention.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Giants pregame host Marty Lurie joins Papa & Silver to share his experience thus far meeting the new faces within the Giants organization as they continue along with Cactus League play. From center fielder to Harrison Bader to pitcher Hayden Birdsong, this group has a lot of names to watch, though none perhaps more noteworthy than first year manager Tony Vitello.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Senior NBA Writer for The Athletic Sam Amick joined Papa & Silver for his biweekly conversation with Papa & Silver. Everything from the NBA addressing its tanking issues to the Clippers' salary cap scandal has placed a spotlight on commissioner Adam Silver, and Amick believes that actions could be taken against Steve Ballmer sooner rather than later. As Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to provide mixed messaging about his future, Amick also weighs in on why the Bucks were wise to not trade him at the deadline earlier this month and play this situation into the summer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cam Inman of the Bay Area News Group joins Papa & Silver after Adam Schefter reported that All-Pro left tackle Trent Williams and the 49ers are still searching for a contract resolution, which puts Williams' future with the team at risk. If no resolution is struck, could Williams be traded away from the team? If so, what could the 49ers get in return? Would they just release him outright and search for another solution at left tackle? Inman sorts through all the possibilities with Papa & Silver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Drew Remenda joins Papa & Silver to dive into the intensity of the USA–Canada hockey rivalry and why it remains one of the sport’s most electrifying matchups. He also highlights Macklin Celebrini’s remarkable first Olympic Games, and how the disappointment of a silver medal for Team Canada could spark another level of intensity in the young superstar.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Columnist at the San Francisco Chronicle Sam Gordon joins Papa & Silver following what he believes is the Warriors' most impressive win of the 2025-26 season. Without Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Kristaps Porzingis, the Dubs caught fire in the 4th quarter and spoiled a Nikola Jokic masterclass to beat the Nuggets 128-117. While yesterday's win felt great for an undermanned squad, how concerned should fans be with Curry sidelined and Porzingis already missing games? Gordon, as always, delivers the insight that Bay Area fans need.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

San Francisco Giants broadcaster and Hall of Famer Jon Miller joined Papa & Silver to recount one of the strangest half innings of baseball he called on Sunday. From emergency alerts in the stadium to an extremely bizarre triple play, Miller has taken the start of the Tony Vitello era in stride, and he's excited to return to Scottsdale this Friday when the Giants take on the Dodgers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: Papa & Silver reconvene after an eventful Sunday in sports, starting with Team USA capturing the gold medal in men's hockey for the first time since 1980, and ending with an undermanned Warriors team beating Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets. Jon Miller joins the show to describe his early impressions of Tony Vitello's Giants in the Cactus League and take us through one of the most bizarre triple plays that he has ever seen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: The Gregs revisit the big names around the NFL who might be important dominoes for this NFL offseason, and Papa brings up free agent RB Kenneth Gainwell as a potential target. Silver wonders if Mike Evans will ultimately remain with Tampa Bay or if 2026 will represent the first time he puts on another uniform. Additionally, as the Warriors prepare for a quick two-game getaway, how much can we trust the timeline of Steph Curry's recovery from his runner's knee?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: Papa & Silver catch up with their friend Andrew Siciliano as he makes the transition from covering Olympic Sports to the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. Speaking of airports, Sam Gordon of the San Francisco Chronicle stops by before heading to New Orleans, where the Warriors will face the Pelicans tomorrow night without Steph Curry and Kristaps Porzingis in the lineup.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Siciliano joins Papa & Silver midway to Indianapolis for the 2026 NFL Combine, as he just finished wrapping up his coverage of the Winter Olympics. From learning the scoring system in curling to launching right back into football, Siciliano is grateful for the chaos of it all, as the NFL offseason could have some major moving parts that impact a wide pool of Super Bowl contenders for next season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Pagtanggap mula sa kanyang ama ang hinahanap-hanap sana ni Jerico. Kaso dahil homophobic ang kanyang tatay, mukhang malabo niyang makamit ang pangarap na iyon. Buti na lang ay nandyan ang kanyang ina na kahit kailan, hindi nagbago ang pagtrato sa kanya. Pakinggan ang kwento ni Jerico sa Barangay Love Stories.

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Drew Remenda joins Papa & Silver to dive into the intensity of the USA–Canada hockey rivalry and why it remains one of the sport’s most electrifying matchups. He also highlights Macklin Celebrini’s remarkable first Olympic Games, and how the disappointment of a silver medal for Team Canada could spark another level of intensity in the young superstar.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: Papa & Silver reconvene after an eventful Sunday in sports, starting with Team USA capturing the gold medal in men's hockey for the first time since 1980, and ending with an undermanned Warriors team beating Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets. Jon Miller joins the show to describe his early impressions of Tony Vitello's Giants in the Cactus League and take us through one of the most bizarre triple plays that he has ever seen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: Papa & Silver catch up with their friend Andrew Siciliano as he makes the transition from covering Olympic Sports to the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. Speaking of airports, Sam Gordon of the San Francisco Chronicle stops by before heading to New Orleans, where the Warriors will face the Pelicans tomorrow night without Steph Curry and Kristaps Porzingis in the lineup.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: The Gregs revisit the big names around the NFL who might be important dominoes for this NFL offseason, and Papa brings up free agent RB Kenneth Gainwell as a potential target. Silver wonders if Mike Evans will ultimately remain with Tampa Bay or if 2026 will represent the first time he puts on another uniform. Additionally, as the Warriors prepare for a quick two-game getaway, how much can we trust the timeline of Steph Curry's recovery from his runner's knee?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

San Francisco Giants broadcaster and Hall of Famer Jon Miller joined Papa & Silver to recount one of the strangest half innings of baseball he called on Sunday. From emergency alerts in the stadium to an extremely bizarre triple play, Miller has taken the start of the Tony Vitello era in stride, and he's excited to return to Scottsdale this Friday when the Giants take on the Dodgers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Siciliano joins Papa & Silver midway to Indianapolis for the 2026 NFL Combine, as he just finished wrapping up his coverage of the Winter Olympics. From learning the scoring system in curling to launching right back into football, Siciliano is grateful for the chaos of it all, as the NFL offseason could have some major moving parts that impact a wide pool of Super Bowl contenders for next season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Columnist at the San Francisco Chronicle Sam Gordon joins Papa & Silver following what he believes is the Warriors' most impressive win of the 2025-26 season. Without Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Kristaps Porzingis, the Dubs caught fire in the 4th quarter and spoiled a Nikola Jokic masterclass to beat the Nuggets 128-117. While yesterday's win felt great for an undermanned squad, how concerned should fans be with Curry sidelined and Porzingis already missing games? Gordon, as always, delivers the insight that Bay Area fans need.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Moritz und sein Papa machen Mutproben, um Superhelden zu werden. Heute soll Moritz seinen Handschuh aus der Schlamperkiste befreien. Aber montags bewacht die immer die schreckliche Sphinx. Das ist die Schulsekretärin, deren Blicke töten können! (Eine Geschichte von Silke Wolfrum, erzählt von Rufus Beck)

Bill Spivey December 19, 1949 — February 15, 2026Bill Spivey of Lorena, Texas, fondly known as “Uncle Bill” – and lovingly called Papa by his grandchildren – passed away peacefully surrounded by family the evening of Sunday, February 15, 2026, in Waco, Texas, at the age of 76. Born on December 19, 1949, in Waco, Texas, Bill was and will forever be cherished and be a significant part of all the lives who knew him. He lived a devoted life to his family and close friends and was willing to help anyone in need. Bill was a hard worker, determined to provide for his family to give them a better life than he had. A loving brother, uncle, husband, father, grandfather, friend, leader in the surrounding communities and beyond, and will be greatly missed by so many.He was the seventh oldest of eight children of Ivers Patterson Spivey II and Ethel Wayne Haley. He grew up on a dairy farm in East Waco until he had to transfer from La Vega to Lorena schools in junior high to work cattle off Chapel Road in Lorena for the family. He moved back to the dairy farm to milk cows in the ninth grade and started to play football for La Vega. A broken leg ended his football season in ninth grade, but he continued to play until his senior year when he had to stop to take care of his father and family farms. He and the love of his life, Debbie, graduated from La Vega and Bill served as senior class president for the class of 1968. Bill and Debra Kay Rager were married on October 24, 1969, and have shared over 56 years of marriage. They have known each other since the first grade at La Vega. Together they have organized and hosted numerous class of 1968 reunions and have stayed in close contact and shared many memories with about 40% of their graduating class.After high school, Bill began his jack-of-all trades journey, learning from mentors in the equipment and construction businesses of Waco, Texas. He attended MCC for a couple of years while working at the Consumers Oil and Gas station. Soon after he went to work for Dick Richards owner of Richards Equipment for whom he would drive for and assist in the business. Mr. Richards taught Bill all about tools, how to operate equipment and play with dynamite per Debbie, which she found in her car where Bill had placed it for a time without telling her. He moved on to work for General Tire and later went to work for Texas Fine Magnetics. After the birth of their daughter, Christy, and son, Joshua, Bill and Debbie moved from Watt Street in Waco to Windy Lane in Lorena in 1979 where Bill continued to develop his skills and started Spivey's Welding Service around 1980 and later incorporated in 1982.While Bill and Debbie worked on their business and careers, they were significant in raising not only their own family but also the neighborhood kids at the top of Brandy Hill on Windy Lane in Lorena. All the neighborhood kids loved and adored playing with the Spivey family and all looked out for each other. So many memories of birthday parties, hayrides, riding four wheelers, killing rattle snakes, and chasing dogs, and eventually raising cattle. The Lorena class of 1990 (for Christy) and 1993 (for Joshua) will forever have fond memories of Bill and Debbie for all that they shared and did for them in their lives.Bill had many hobbies – gun and knife collecting, photography, motorcycle riding, deer hunting, bow hunting, fishing, boating on many area lakes, pool parties, cattle ranching, smoking briskets, hosting family and high school reunions, eating ice cream and popcorn with pups and grandchildren, but most of all he loved mowing his place and riding in his big green John Deer tractor bailing hay for his beloved cattle, horses, and donkeys. He loved showing everyone, especially the grandchildren, his beloved cattle. Many were bottle-fed and raised and would follow him on the ATV around the pastures like puppies. He was an awesome protector of his family and cattle and hunted and shot many coyotes on the farm. We all shared beautiful sunsets visiting all that he had developed on his farm in Moody, Texas in the mid-to-late ‘90s. We'll never be able to count just how many people he has taught about gun safety, shooting, and driving various vehicles in those blessed pastures.Spivey's Welding Service, Inc. has traveled all over the U.S.A. and the following are major projects that Bill's business and right-hand man, Joe Hurst, and many other amazing employees have accomplished: Went to Victorville, California in the ‘80s and built concrete tilt wall storage facilities; built Harley Davidson facilities in Waco, Grand Prairie, Forth Worth, Euless / Bedford, Texas; Lock Joint Tube (LJT) industrial facility in Temple, Texas; built a new facility for West, Texas EMS and later rebuilt it again after the West fertilizer plant explosion and was later recognized by West EMS for his construction work; built numerous fire stations, convenience stores including fuel tank installations, industrial buildings, ranch facilities, homes, and has helped clean up environmental spills under his Petro Containment Services, Inc. business. Bill worked extensively with the Texas Water Commission board in 1989 and made recommendations for the development of regulations to be issued by the water commission for cleaning up old fuel tanks. He later served as the Elm Creek representative for Moody, Texas for the Bluebonnet Water board. After 45 years, Bill's health declined and Spivey's Welding Service, Inc. was retired in 2023. Bill was self-taught in AutoCad design and designed many drawings and worked with certified engineers to help make his passion for construction a reality and successful business. In his later years, he continued to teach his grandson Caedmon all about AutoCad systems and drafting.Bill will be deeply missed by his beloved wife, Debbie; his daughter, Christy and her husband Kurt Garner and their children, Kayla and boyfriend Aaron Rauschhuber, Caedmon and his wife, Jesleigh, and Kendall; his son, Joshua and his wife, Whitney, and daughter Savannah; his sisters, Rose Bush and Betty Robertson; his brother, Michael Spivey and his wife, Linda and their children; and many nieces and nephews and their children, as well as numerous cousins and their families, and Uncle Joe Lawrence Spivey and Aunt Joan Spivey.Bill was preceded in death by his parents, brothers - Ivers Patterson Spivey III, Leslie Wayne Spivey, Bobby Joe Spivey, and sister - Patricia Ann Spivey Swope and Debbie's parents, L.A. and Marie Rager whom he cherished as much as his own.Friends and family are invited to gather and honor the remarkable life of a man who touched so many, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and memories that will resonate in our hearts forever.In Lieu of flowers, please consider a memorial donation to https://www.caringbridge.org/site/37525ff4-0511-11f1-ac42-3be23c786d23, or to the charity of your choosing.

Salut ! Ma famille et moi-même nous embarquons dans une nouvelle aventure et cette fois-ci, j'ai envie de garder une trace qui me correspond en faisant des audios. Des vocaux adressés à un ami, à moi + tard, à moi avant, à mes enfants, ma compagne… bref du sans filtre et sans fioritures. Dis toi je n'ai même pas prévu de mettre de générique ! C'est juste moi, toi qui écoutes et mes réflexions.Ah oui, il n'y a pas de thématiques non plus hein , c'est vraiment au feeling et personnel. On peut quand même en parler si tu veux

Arkansas legend Papa Rap pulls up to District 3 and it's bigger than music. Fresh off the announcement of new music dropping this year and being honored as an entrant into the Arkansas Latino Hall of Fame, Papa Rap sits down with Irvin for a real conversation about community, culture, and legacy. They break down Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, reflect on his musical journey, and talk about what's next.This isn't just an episode, it's a celebration.

Matt Maiocco reacts to the 49ers having not only two international games on their 2026 schedule, but the amount of travel that next season will require -- including stops in Melbourne, Atlanta, New Jersey, and Mexico City. He, Papa, and Silver weigh the factors of heavy travel and the challenges ahead of reworking the roster through free agency and the NFL Draft.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: Larry Krueger fills in for Greg Papa on this Friday edition of "Papa & Silver" and the show begins with an assessment of how the Warriors reached this point, where they are neither tanking nor a realistic championship contender. Krueger compares Joe Lacob to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, and Silver explains why Stephen Curry's injury is a problem even as it relates to next season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

San Francisco Chronicle columnist Ron Kroichick joined Papa & Silver to discuss his recent conversation with San Francisco Giants Chairman Greg Johnson and the comments he made about the Dodgers being good for baseball. On the topic of ownership, Warriors owner Joe Lacob is in pursuit of the San Diego Padres, and Kroichick weighs in on whether or not an acquisition of another franchise would pull him away from day-to-day supervision of the Golden State WarriorsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Celtics beat reporter for CLNS and SB Nation Noa Dalzell joined Papa & Silver to detail how Kristaps Porzingis, in many ways, is a great fit for the Golden State Warriors. But while Porzingis is a supremely talented player, Dalzell acknowledged that his lack of availability has been a constant concern, even when he was a part of a championship-level Celtics squad in 2024. She also explains how Jaylen Brown and Joe Mazzulla have grown in their respective roles, as Boston currently sits at the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, despite the absence of Jayson Tatum, who suffered a torn Achilles tendon in last year's playoffs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The day has arrived for the school play, and Bernice is super nervous. She can't sleep even after trying her deep breathing exercises. She goes to Papa and Mama's room to ask for help. Papa gets her back into bed, and she finally falls back to sleep. When Bernice gets home from school, she sits and tells Papa Bear all about her day and what happened at the play.  ✔️ Perfect for ages 4+ Sleep Tight!, Sheryl & Clark ❤️