Podcasts about Pasco

In this episode, FSA welcomes back Congresswoman Laurel Lee, who proudly represents Florida's 15th Congressional District, encompassing eastern Hillsborough County and parts of Pasco and Polk counties. Congresswoman Lee provides an update on her impactful public safety work in the U.S. House of Representatives, including the progress she is making with her colleagues on the House Judiciary Committee to address threats at home and abroad. She also reflects on her service as Florida's 36th Secretary of State under the DeSantis Administration and how Florida is the top of the class for effective and efficient voting standards. 

In this enlightening conversation, Connie Going shares her extensive experience in child welfare and adoption, emphasizing the importance of connection for children in foster care. She discusses the challenges faced by adoptive parents, the role of birth parents, and the impact of media on adoption awareness. Connie also highlights the significance of support systems, creative parenting strategies, and federal assistance programs for adoptive families. Throughout the discussion, she stresses the need for self-care among adoptive parents and the importance of building trust and consistency in the adoption process.

The Florida chapter of a group called the HOA Reform League is rallying at the state Capitol Tuesday (18th) to call on state lawmakers to change laws and enforcement of governance of Homeowner's Associations. Paul and Brandy Miller of Pasco County founded the group and they join Gordon Byrd to talk about what they see as the issues with HOA's that need addressing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For our 56th episode, we're talking to some incredible people with Pasco County's Community Services team! We talk about our important work in Senior Services, balancing community needs and supporting caregivers, just to name a few.   Special Guests: Thomas Snee | Community Services Assistant Director Monica Marana | Senior Services Program Coordinator

What is truth, and how can we know it? The Rev. Dr. James Pierce (pastor of Emmaus Lutheran Church in Pasco, WA, and Messiah Lutheran Church in Basin City, WA) joins Andy and Sarah for Episode 2 of our “Prepared with a Reason” series to talk about how we define truth and how we know it's true, whether talking about truth is too academic for real life discussion, why it matters if we know what truth is, what we know about the study of truth (epistemology), and how we respond to worldly assumptions about truth from the Word of God. Find the "Prepared with a Reason" curriculum at cph.org/prepared-with-a-reason-leaders-guide-digital-edition. As you grab your morning coffee (and pastry, let's be honest), join hosts Andy Bates and Sarah Gulseth as they bring you stories of the intersection of Lutheran life and a secular world. Catch real-life stories of mercy work of the LCMS and partners, updates from missionaries across the ocean, and practical talk about how to live boldly Lutheran. Have a topic you'd like to hear about on The Coffee Hour? Contact us at: listener@kfuo.org.

Julia from Pasco goes for win #14 this morning! LFG Julia!

Julia from Pasco goes for win #14 this morning! LFG Julia! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julia from Pasco has been a truly unbelievable champion and she is looking to continue her streak in our pop culture pop quiz See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julia from Pasco has been a truly unbelievable champion and she is looking to continue her streak in our pop culture pop quiz

TOP STORIES - Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin dies while in California police custody, and a Pasco County mother admits she “snapped,” killing her 6-year-old autistic son. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visits Bradenton to praise Florida's ICE partnerships, while Florida's Attorney General issues a subpoena to Roblox over child protection policies. Plus, a Bucs vs. Lions recap and debate in Longboat Key over renaming Gulf of Mexico Drive.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TOP STORIES - Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin dies while in California police custody, and a Pasco County mother admits she “snapped,” killing her 6-year-old autistic son. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visits Bradenton to praise Florida's ICE partnerships, while Florida's Attorney General issues a subpoena to Roblox over child protection policies. Plus, a Bucs vs. Lions recap and debate in Longboat Key over renaming Gulf of Mexico Drive.

She is going where so few have gone before... will Julia from Pasco go to the distance yet again in our pop culture pop quiz! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She is going where so few have gone before... will Julia from Pasco go to the distance yet again in our pop culture pop quiz!

Julia from Pasco is still killing it in our pop culture pop quiz... will she continue her winning ways? Or will she finally end her winning ways today? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julia from Pasco is still killing it in our pop culture pop quiz... will she continue her winning ways? Or will she finally end her winning ways today?

Avec Xavier Pasco, directeur de la Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, nous décryptons comment l'espace transforme la vitesse de décision. Au cœur de la boucle OODA (Observer, Orienter, Décider, Agir), tout se joue désormais dans le temps de réaction : celui qui observe et agit le plus vite prend l'avantage. Entre satellites, données en temps réel et souveraineté spatiale, l'espace devient le nouveau terrain de la supériorité stratégique. 02:00 – De la guerre froide à la guerre connectée Le passage d'un espace sanctuarisé à un espace de manœuvre et de confrontation. 06:00 – Satellites et constellations Observer, écouter, transmettre : les fonctions clés et l'essor des acteurs privés comme Starlink. 12:00 – Fragilité et interdépendance Pourquoi nuire dans l'espace revient à se nuire soi-même. 18:00 – Souveraineté et désinformation La maîtrise des données spatiales, enjeu vital pour la France et l'Europe. 28:00 – Le temps comme nouvelle arme stratégique GPS, Galiléo et synchronisation : quand la maîtrise du temps devient un levier de puissance. 36:00 – Le rôle de la FRS La recherche stratégique au service de la décision publique.

Julia from Pasco is looking to get win #7 in our pop culture pop quiz this morning... will she rise to the occasion!

Julia from Pasco is looking to get win #7 in our pop culture pop quiz this morning... will she rise to the occasion! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julia from Pasco goes for another win this morning... will she be thrown off by this morning's set of questions?

Julia from Pasco goes for another win this morning... will she be thrown off by this morning's set of questions? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On December 26, 1989, a United Express flight flying a BAe Jetstream 31 crashed on its descent into Pasco. What caused this flight's sudden crash while trying to land?Find photos and sources for this episode on our website:www.hardlandingspodcast.comSupport us on Patreon:www.patreon.com/hardlandingspodcast

This morning Julia from Pasco looks to get another W with our pop culture pop quiz... will she get the win or will someone finally take her down?

This morning Julia from Pasco looks to get another W with our pop culture pop quiz... will she get the win or will someone finally take her down? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julia from Pasco is looking to get a third victory for our pop culture quiz! Will she win? Lets find out See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julia from Pasco is looking to get a third victory for our pop culture quiz! Will she win? Lets find out

Send us a text      Gracias pastores Jairo y Susana Arauz por el privilegio de formar parte del evento "Aviva El fuego" En este mensaje compararemos los distintos rostros de tres personajes en las Escrituras: Moises, Elías y Esteban.  Dirección a la iglesia: 4820 W. Court St, Pasco, Washington Support the show

Send us a text      Gracias pastores Jairo y Susana Arauz por formar parte del evento " Aviva El Fuego". En ésta enseñanza tocaremos aspectos importantes sobre puntos que debilitan un avivamiento y lo que causa un avivamiento. Dirección a la iglesia: 4820 W. Court St, Pasco, Washington Support the show

Send us a text     Gracias pastores Jairo y Susana Arauz por ser parte de éste hermoso evento. Cuando el apóstol Pablo le dice a Timoteo de aviar el fuego o don, lo dice referente al liderazgo que fue transferido a él por la imposición de manos. Pregunta, haz descubierto y fomentado el liderazgo dentro de ti? Que este mensaje sea de bendición!  Dirección a la iglesia: 4820 W. Court St, Pasco, Washington  Support the show

Send us a text      Gracias pastores Jairo y Suzana por el privilegio de formar parte de este evento. Para cerrar la actividad, enfaticé la importancia de avivar el don de liderazgo y el fervor de indagar las Escrituras que nos ayudará a defender la fe y la buena doctrina contra movimientos herejes. Estamos viviendo tiempos finales y hoy más que nunca hay que afilar la Espada del Espíritu para no ser engañados por las artimañas del enemigo.  Dirección a la iglesia: 4820 W. Court St, Pasco, Washington Support the show

In our 54th episode, we're honoring National Recovery Month by talking to the incredible people driving change in Pasco County. Join us for an inspiring conversation with Pasco County Fire Rescue and BayCare as they share how PCFR's Mobile Integrated Health Team is transforming lives—bringing hope, driving recovery and making a powerful impact in our community.   Special guests: Eric Munroe | Fire Rescue Mobile Integrated Health Team Sonya Bufe | BayCare Clinical Manager

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H2 - Segment 1 - Mon Aug 18 2025 - SC Solicitor David Pascoe about his run for SC Atty General Months ago, and everybody was speculating what his plans were, and we found out this morning. Joining us right now is solicitor David Pascoe. Mister Pascoe, thanks for joining us this this afternoon. How are you? Yes, sir. Doing great, Charlie. I appreciate you having me on. No more speculation today. No. No. As it you you gotta admit, this is like the worst kept secret in the history of South Carolina politics. Right? Absolutely. That's why I didn't play any games. That was when I came up to Greenville a few months ago, I laid it out. I knew then that I was gonna run for attorney general. So what what was it that made you decide to do that? We know that, Alan Wilson will be stepping down here shortly, to run for governor. What what made you throw your hat into the ring here? The corrupt the numb look. I've got four major goals. I laid them out today. I'm gonna lay them out again tomorrow night in Greenville. But the overwhelming reason why I ran or why I'm running is because I'm tired of the corruption in Columbia. And as I've said many times, you cannot ticket corruption, you have to crush corruption. The greatest days of my thirty two years of being a prosecutor was when I was the special prosecutor that took down the Speaker of the House, the President Pro Tem of the Senate, the two majority leaders, and we sent the judiciary chairman of the House to prison. And they were the most rewarding years I had, but they were without a doubt the most challenging years I ever had. And I wanted to go further because corruption in Colombia goes much, much deeper than those convictions. But when I tried to go further, the Supreme Court told me I had to stop because they said, Pascua, you're not the attorney general, so you can't go any further. Well, today, I decided to do something about it, and I'm running for attorney general to get back to Columbia and crush the culture of corruption that we have up there in the general assembly. You know, when, we were at dinner a couple of months ago, I asked you the question, was corruption worse then, or is it worse now? And your answer was? Now. Nobody's watching. At least during the corruption probe, there was some fear and people started doing the right thing, but nobody's watching. I got a phone call I get phone calls every day, certainly every week, but I got one just last Thursday from someone saying, Pasco, the illegal lobbying that is going on up here is incredible. What can we do about it? And I said, I feel your pain. Give me about a year, year and a half, and I'm gonna get up there and we're gonna stop it. So when when and you're gonna make this announcement in Greenville, tomorrow night. What time is that is that, talk gonna be? It's tomorrow night, 06:30, Wade Hampton High School. And this is and I know people are going to say Pasco is overstating it or I'm blowing this up. I promise you all this, please come because it is going to be the most important presentation of any candidate for any office this year because not only am I going to lay out what some of the culture of corruption is in Columbia, but I'm going to tell you exactly what I'm going to do on day one. And I promise you, it's things that will be done on day one and it's things that no other candidate for office has ever thought about even doing. And I'm gonna do those things. Are people going to be shocked? I think they're gonna be shocked at what I say tomorrow that I'm gonna do, but the people are not shocked about the selfish government and the corruption that takes place at the state house. Are we gonna be shocked about the the players? I don't think they will. Really? I don't think they will. And I'm not gonna point out any players right now. I'm not gonna play the game of the Leticia Jameses of the world, up in New York. Prosecutors shouldn't do that, and they should only lay out what the what the fact ...

Two familiar Republican names from last year’s election are back in the news: Joe Kent and Pete Serrano. They’re not running for election, but they may be finding success instead with federal appointments. Kent is a former Green Beret who ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. House twice in District 3. The Senate approved his appointment as director of the National Counterterrorism Center late last month. Serrano was the mayor of Pasco and ran for Washington Attorney General against Nick Brown. It was reported last week that he is the presumptive pick to take over as U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Washington. For many candidates who lose statewide office, a failed campaign is the end of the line, so how have these GOP candidates from a deep blue state been able to give new life to their political careers? Guest: Jim Brunner, Seattle Times political reporter Relevant Links: Seattle Times: Senate confirms former WA candidate Joe Kent to counterterrorism post Seattle Times: Former GOP AG candidate chosen as Eastern Washington’s U.S. attorney Thank you to the supporters of KUOW, you help make this show possible! If you want to help out, go to kuow.org/donate/soundsidenotes Soundside is a production of KUOW in Seattle, a proud member of the NPR Network.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this, our 53rd episode, we're shining a light on animal wellness - and the dedicated veterinarians who help keep Pasco's pets happy and healthy! From everyday care to emergency response, we're talking about what it takes to support our four-legged family members.   Special guests: Dr. Christine Glenn | Veterinarian Stevie Mirrop | Veterinarian Tech

Pasco Mayor Pete Serrano will resign to become U.S. attorney for Eastern Washington under a 120-day appointment from President Donald Trump, pending Senate confirmation. Serrano is also leaving the Silent Majority Foundation, which is pursuing a high-profile challenge to Washington's high-capacity magazine ban that could reach the U.S. Supreme Court. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/pasco-mayor-pete-serrano-to-take-trump-appointment-as-eastern-wa-u-s-attorney/ #PeteSerrano #Pasco #USAttorney #SilentMajorityFoundation #DonaldTrump #HighCapacityMagazines #WashingtonState #SupremeCourt #Politics #Law

Seattle is suing the Trump Administration over its executive order on DEI and gender policies. An open-air market in Pasco says people are afraid to visit for fear of being detained by ICE. Guest: KIRO News Radio's Chris Sullivan gives a debrief on this week's traffic situation. // LongForm: GUEST: Mark Levin on his new book "On Power." // Quick Hit: AI is throwing a wrench into the job market for college grads.

Today's Practical Horseman Podcast, sponsored by Equinavia, is with eventer Kaylawna Smith-Cook. Kaylawna, daughter of top five-star eventer Tamie Smith, has become a successful eventing rider and trainer in her own right and currently has a promising string of up-and-coming eventing mounts—Quinn HSR, Remember Me and Dealas—who proved their talent at the Galway Downs International Horse Trials last spring.While she continues to help run her mom's sales program at Next Level Eventing in Temecula, California, the 29-year-old now owns and operates her own training program, K. Smith Equestrian, with around 22 horses and has cultivated and solid partnerships with owners who are invested in the sport and the horses' well-being.Even with her eventing super-star mom, Kaylawna didn't take riding too seriously growing up, but after high school she realized she wanted to take her eventing career seriously. Throughout her formative training days, she grew up under the tutelage of her mom, as well as Australian show jumper Scott Keach, eventers Gina Economou and Bec Braitling and dressage rider and trainer Niki Clarke. She completed her first CCI3*-L at Galway Downs in 2019 aboard her longtime and formative eventing partner Passepartout or “Pasco.”In her eventing program, Kaylawna is keenly focused on listening to her horses, learning what they're telling her and applying that knowledge to bring her eventing mounts along at their own individual pace.In today's podcast, she talks about growing up under the tutelage of her mom and her other mentors, her current string of super-star horses, how she balances motherhood herself with such a demanding career and how she perseveres through the inherent ups and downs of the sport as she chases her goal to be a top U.S. eventer.About This Episode's Sponsor, EquinaviaSummer is full swing—and so is the new collection at Equinavia! From breeches to bridles, we outfit riders from head to toe, and horses from hoof to head, with everything you need to ride in comfort and confidence. Rooted in Scandinavian tradition, our gear blends timeless style with true functionality—so you can focus on what matters most: the ride. The ride begins at Equinavia.com. You can also follow Equinavia on Facebook and Instagram.Mentioned in this episode:Purinahttps://www.purinamills.com/HorsePerformance

Today's Practical Horseman Podcast, sponsored by Equinavia, is with eventer Kaylawna Smith-Cook. Kaylawna, daughter of top five-star eventer Tamie Smith, has become a successful eventing rider and trainer in her own right and currently has a promising string of up-and-coming eventing mounts—Quinn HSR, Remember Me and Dealas—who proved their talent at the Galway Downs International Horse Trials last spring.While she continues to help run her mom's sales program at Next Level Eventing in Temecula, California, the 29-year-old now owns and operates her own training program, K. Smith Equestrian, with around 22 horses and has cultivated solid partnerships with owners who are invested in the sport and the horses' well-being.Even with her eventing super-star mom, Kaylawna didn't take riding too seriously growing up, but after high school she realized she wanted to take her eventing career seriously. Throughout her formative training days, she grew up under the tutelage of her mom, as well as Australian show jumper Scott Keach, eventers Gina Economou and Bec Braitling and dressage rider and trainer Niki Clarke. She completed her first CCI3*-L at Galway Downs in 2019 aboard her longtime and formative eventing partner Passepartout or “Pasco.”In her eventing program, Kaylawna is keenly focused on listening to her horses, learning what they're telling her and applying that knowledge to bring her eventing mounts along at their own individual pace.In today's podcast, she talks about growing up under the tutelage of her mom and her other mentors, her current string of super-star horses, how she balances motherhood herself with such a demanding career and how she perseveres through the inherent ups and downs of the sport as she chases her goal to be a top U.S. eventer.About This Episode's Sponsor, EquinaviaSummer is full swing—and so is the new collection at Equinavia! From breeches to bridles, we outfit riders from head to toe, and horses from hoof to head, with everything you need to ride in comfort and confidence. Rooted in Scandinavian tradition, our gear blends timeless style with true functionality—so you can focus on what matters most: the ride. The ride begins at Equinavia.com. You can also follow Equinavia on Facebook and Instagram.Mentioned in this episode:Purinahttps://www.purinamills.com/HorsePerformance

Shantel Benett-Wyatt made herself a little too conspicuous with a HUGE stuffed animal strapped to the roof of her Ford Explorer in Pasco, WA. Police were looking for just such a vehicle after a woman tried using a machete on a man in a city park, then ran him over and broke his leg. Sheesh.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TOP STORIES - Democrats are suing for access to a Florida detention site nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz,” a move the Governor's Office dismissed as “dumb.” In Texas, the wife and daughter of an FIU dean are missing amid severe flooding. Meanwhile, three Floridians fell into the water at Glacier National Park while taking a photo. Elsewhere, out-of-state teens face charges for “swatting” incidents in Polk County. Pasco schools are launching an AI program to personalize learning. Brightline is seeking $400 million in bonds for its Tampa expansion, and Hillsborough County is reviewing which roads need widening.

In this, our 52nd episode, we're celebrating Parks and Recreation Month – and we're celebrating the people and places that make Pasco a great place to play, relax and connect with nature! Special guests: Rob Mahler | Parks Manager Deanna Baltimore | Assistant Recreation Manager

Welcome to The Daily, where we study the Bible verse by verse, chapter by chapter, every day. Today's shout-out goes to Michael Money from Pasco, WA. Your partnership with us through Project 23 is helping people lay down the symbols and pick up a true sacrifice. This one's is for you. Our text today is Mark 8:34-38: And calling the crowd to him with his disciples, he said to them, "If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. For whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake and the gospel's will save it. For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world and forfeit his soul? For what can a man give in return for his soul? For whoever is ashamed of me and of my words in this adulterous and sinful generation, of him will the Son of Man also be ashamed when he comes in the glory of his Father with the holy angels." — Mark 8:34-38 We love the look of a cross—but often forget the weight of it. We wear it around our neck. We ink it on our skin. It's carved into churches, printed on clothes, and etched into memorials. But the cross was never meant to be a fashion statement. It was a tool of execution. A symbol of self-denial. A calling to suffer—not just to be seen. Too often, we wear the symbol but resist the sacrifice. Jesus makes a bold offer and sets an even bolder cost: "If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me." This is not a call to comfort. It's a call to surrender. He's not inviting us to admiration—but to imitation. He's saying: If you want to follow me, you can't bring anything else with you, including yourself. We try. We want Jesus and our fame, fortune, and future. Jesus and our comfort, control, and career. But Jesus says you can't have both. If you try to save even one of these things, you'll lose the one thing you need. But if you lose them all—for him—you'll find everything and more. That's the paradox of faith. The path to life is through death. The only way to gain is to give. To go forward, you have to lay something down. So ask yourself: what are you clinging to? Is it your reputation? Your comfort? Your status? Because you can wear a cross and still refuse to carry one. Jesus ain't looking for admirers—he's calling devoted disciples. The world may applaud your jewelry, your tattoos, and your "faith aesthetic,"—but Jesus is looking deeper. Are you denying yourself daily? Are you carrying a cross—or just wearing one? You can't cling to the world and carry the cross. Pick one. Follow one. Live all in for him who lived all in for you. #YouCantHaveBoth, #CarryTheCross, #TrueDiscipleship ASK THIS: Are you wearing faith or living it? What worldly thing are you most afraid to surrender? Are you carrying a cross—or admiring it from a distance? Where is Jesus asking you to deny yourself today? DO THIS: Look at one symbol of your faith today—a cross on your wall, shirt, or jewelry—and ask: Am I really living this out? PRAY THIS: Jesus, I don't want to just wear a cross—I want to carry mine daily. Give me strength to surrender and follow you with my whole life. Amen. PLAY THIS: I Have Decided to Follow Jesus.

On today's MJ Morning Show: MJ's suspended license revisited Morons in the news MJ's dishwasher problems How many times can you call 911 before you get in trouble? Mouth taping... we took calls When you go on vacation, take a photo of THIS. MJ IG... pounding his conch A man got used pants from Amazon Cereal recall for metal pieces Ridiculous graduation rule 10 most dangerous beaches in the USA New water fountain added in Tampa Underwear index Man fired gunshots at police substation, then turned himself in Pasco road rage A doctor involved in the case of the death of Matthew Perry will plead guilty Diddy trial update MJ underwear giveaway Good news: A Texas high school principal did something for each student United Airlines flight had funny message on seat-back video screens Gen Z's are angering bartenders Joey Chestnut returns to July 4th Nathan's Hot Dog competition Kings Island theme park warning riders to keep their mouths closed Jamie Lee Curtis on why she did ads for Activia News reporter under the microscope because of his salary MJ takes shirt off a home... even when he's cooking

TOP STORIES - Florida lawmakers vote on state budget; Florida begins enforcing new hemp regulations; Taylor Swift visits Florida children's hospital; Man shoots at Clearwater police substation, then calls 911 to report it; Pasco man starts roadway gunfight because victims were ‘2 big guys' in a ‘bigger truck'; Tampa adds water fountains to highly traveled sidewalks in heat zones; Crashes Spike on New Howard Frankland Bridge.

A Pasco High School graduating senior called out the school for starting the ceremony in Spanish. Washington’s high court issued a ruling that will make it harder to fight crime. There are some obstacles that might hurt attendance at Seattle’s FIFA Club World Cup games. // LongForm: GUEST: Lynnwood city councilmember Patrick Decker on the recent controversy surrounding a pride flag at one of the city's parks. // Quick Hit: CNN’s Harry Enten is stunned by the rightward shift among immigrant voters.

Interview with Guy Goulet, CEO & Steven Zadka, Executive Chairman, Cerro de Pasco Resources Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/cerro-de-pasco-csecdpr-advancing-the-worlds-largest-above-ground-mineral-resource-6795Recording date: 30 May 2025Cerro de Pasco Resources has positioned itself at the forefront of a revolutionary approach to mineral extraction, targeting what CEO Guy Goulet describes as "the largest above ground mineral resource on the planet." The company owns mineral rights to 75 million tons of tailings and stockpiles from a historic mine originally financed by JP Morgan in 1906, representing a unique opportunity to extract value from previously processed material using modern technology.The economic advantages are compelling. While traditional mining operations face costs of $50-250 per ton for underground extraction and $3-20 per ton for open pit operations, Cerro de Pasco can process tailings at just $1-2 per ton. This dramatic cost reduction, combined with grades averaging 4.3 ounces per ton silver equivalent, creates superior margin potential with minimal operational risk.Recent drilling results have exceeded expectations, revealing substantial gallium deposits averaging 53 grams per ton across 40 holes, with the latest southern holes showing 86 grams per ton. This discovery gains strategic significance amid Chinese export restrictions on gallium, a critical mineral essential for semiconductor manufacturing and defense applications.The project addresses significant environmental challenges affecting 67,000 local residents. The tailings currently produce acid water and pose health risks, making reprocessing the only viable path to environmental remediation. This creates strong community support and regulatory advantages rarely seen in traditional mining operations.Beyond base and precious metals extraction, the company has identified substantial value creation opportunities through pyrite processing, with potential NPVs of $8-9 billion from producing sulfuric acid, direct reduced iron, and green hydrogen. These initiatives align with global decarbonization trends and Peru's critical need for fertilizer production following the cessation of Russian imports.With Eric Sprott holding 22% ownership and sufficient capital to complete feasibility studies by mid-2026, Cerro de Pasco represents a de-risked entry into polymetallic extraction with multiple value creation pathways and strong ESG credentials.Learn more: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/cerro-de-pasco-resourcesSign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com

Former Bronco men's basketball player Kobe Young is returning to Boise State... TO PLAY FOOTBALL! Coming up on this episode of Jay's Sports Bar, Young joins KTVB Sports Director Jay Tust to discuss his decision to end his college hoops career in an effort to revive his football career.Young details how a text to Boise State head coach Spencer Danielson led to a workout in front of wide receiver coach Matt Miller in Pasco, Washington, earlier this month. The 6-foot-7 wide receiver also explains how his positive memories of Bronco Nation influenced his decision to return to Boise.

Could the root of your child's sleep struggles be tied to something deeper, like oral function or how they breathe? In this powerful episode, I'm joined by Dr. Leslie Pasco, founder of MyoWway Centers, to unpack the surprising connection between airway health, myofunctional therapy, and pediatric sleep. As a seasoned dentist, entrepreneur, and airway health advocate, Dr. Pasco brings a unique, whole-child perspective to how functional oral development plays a critical role in sleep quality, behavior, and even long-term wellness. We explore what most parents (and even some providers) are missing when it comes to mouth breathing, tongue ties, and sleep-disordered breathing, and what you can do about it. Whether you're a parent navigating chronic sleep disruptions, an educator noticing daytime behavioral challenges, or a provider looking to better understand root-cause pediatric care, this conversation is full of insight, validation, and hope. Episode Highlights: What myofunctional therapy is—and why it matters in childhood development The connection between oral function and sleep, mood, and attention Early signs of airway issues in infants and toddlers Why mouth breathing and tongue posture are more than cosmetic concerns Resources:  MyoWay Center for Kids: https://www.myowaycenters.com/ Follow in Instagram here