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We report the latest from Israel after a wave of surprise Palestinian attacks. Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has said the Palestinian militant group, Hamas, will pay "an unprecedented price" for their offensive across the border. Thousands of rockets were fired from Gaza, with gunmen entering Israel across land and sea. Israeli fighter jets have been striking Gaza in retaliation. It's a momentous week in Rome where the Catholic Synod is taking place for the first time with laymen and women. Seventy of them will have a vote as they consider topics including LGBTQ Catholics and the role of women in the church. It's inspiring hope in those who see an opportunity for change and anger in others. Could it lead to a schism in the church? We hear from two Catholic commentators, theologian Tina Beattie and journalist Edward Pentin. France has banned its athletes from wearing the Muslim hijab headdress at next year's Olympic games in Paris. The Sports Minister Amelie Oudea-Castera says the ban will ensure ‘absolute neutrality' at the games, a stance rooted in a principle of French law known as laïcité, which legally prohibits state recognition of any religion. Some have protested that it's a restriction on freedom of expression. We hear the arguments on both sides. A new report highlights a culture of elitism within the Church of England and how working class clergy are left feeling marginalised, ignored and misunderstood. Bishop of Barking, the Rev Lynne Cullens, who's from a working class background herself, tells us how the report could help the church to address its problem with class. Presenter: William Crawley Producers: Jonathan Hallewell and Louise Clarke Editor: Tim Pemberton Studio Managers: Colin Sutton and Phil Booth

Phil Booth's college career is one of the best we've seen when you combine winning, personal accolades, stats, and truly leaving an impact on a program. The two-time national champion sat down with us to discuss his time playing under Hall of Fame coach Jay Wright, and what went into his unforgettable performance in the 2016 national championship game where he scored a team high 20 points off the bench against North Carolina Booth also shared the floor with current NBA franchise cornerstones in Jalen Brunson & Mikal Bridges, as well as Donte Divencenzo and Josh Hart who recently joined Brunson in New York. Booth breaks down the development of each of there games, and what it's been like seeing there careers ascend to new heights post Villanova. We get into Booth's decision to sign with Sig Strasbourg of the French league, and what went into his decision at this stage of his career. Plus we get into the best cities to visit in Europe, must have's for a night out, and what's next after basketball for Phil! For all my DMV hoops fans, we couldn't let Phil go without discussing his time with Team Takeover, Mount Saint Joseph's, and the 2014 Capital Classic game that featured the Martin Twins and so many others!

As the biggest cyclone in the Bay of Bengal in 10 years hits Bangladesh and Myanmar, we explore what this devastation means for the persecuted Rohingya Muslim refugees. Edward Stourton speaks to the Global Advocacy Director for Islamic Reliefs Shahin Ashraf. We speak to the British Catholic who is taking the helm of one of the world's biggest aid organisations. Alistair Dutton has just been appointed as Secretary General of Caritas Internationalis, which does relief and development work in more than 200 countries. He tells Edward Stourton about the challenges of his new role and his hopes for the future of the organisation. Many Christians in western countries have been alarmed that the Russian Orthodox Church and its leader Patriarch Kirill have supported Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. The war has already caused the deaths of thousands of Orthodox Christians. We speak to the author of a new book which throws light on this and examines how the war has affected religious life in Ukraine. It's called "Holy Russia, Holy War" and it's by the writer and historian Katherine Kelaidis, Director of Research and Content at the National Hellenic Museum in Chicago. Editor: Tim Pemberton Presenter: Edward Stourton Producers: Bara'atu Ibrahim & Catherine Murray Production Coordinator: David Baguley Studio Managers: Carwyn Griffith & Phil Booth

Kelly Shupp on Campaigns, Rare Breeds and Generational Change Kelly Shupp, Professional Handler, joins host Laura Reeves for a deeply insightful conversation about running a show campaign, the challenges of competing with rare breeds and the generational change happening in her circle. [caption id="attachment_12116" align="alignleft" width="421"] Kelly grew up with German Wirehaired Pointers bred under the Mountain View prefix.[/caption] Shupp grew up with purebred dogs owned by her mom, AKC judge Claire Wisch Abraham. Starting with Chesapeake Bay Retrievers and transitioning early to German Wirehaired Pointers, the mother-daughter team competed in shows, field events and obedience. In 2012, Phil Booth showed their homebred GWP Oakley, GCH CH Mt. View's Ripsnortersilvercharm, owned by Victor Malzoni, to #1 All Breeds. Shupp was mentored by top professional handlers in the US and Brazil, including Booth, Damara Bolte, Angela Lloyd and Jane Myers, before launching her full-time handling career. In 2022, she showed the Spinone Italiano Josie, GCHG CH Collina D'Oro Solo Un Bacio, to a record- breaking career, capped with winning the Sporting Group at the AKC National Championship. [caption id="attachment_12119" align="alignright" width="419"] Kelly and Josie share a special bond.[/caption] “It is a special thing to run a rare breed,” Shupp said. “They're not always in the placements. There's judges that will point to rare breeds and judges that won't. It's a game. We learn certain chess pieces that fit and ones that don't. With a rare breed they're very specific (pieces) for sure." Generational change is taking over in the handling ranks, Shupp noted. “This year we had so many young people in the group ranking competitions,” Shupp said. “Blake and Arial in the terrier group, me and Joanne in the sporting group.” Planning a campaign includes evaluating a budget, competition and geographical location. “The conversation I typically have with a client the start of the year is you go hard through March, see how it goes. Are you placing a lot in groups? Winning 75% of your breeds? You see if you can start placing more. "You never go into a year saying I'm going to be #1 sporting dog. You see how it goes. Those are things you don't really say. Those high-end top dog races just kind of happen.” Flashback episode on planning a campaign. More pro tips: Ask the right questions to find the right handler for you. Have those sounding boards to talk about judges and shows with experience-based knowledge. You can't be better if the people around you don't want to help you be better. Know your standard. Know about the breed you're presenting. It's such an important part of our job. To be an ambassador for the breed. To honor the breed. Flip flops are deadly…. Everything happens for a reason. The greats never stop learning.

Julie Van Rosendaal has built a brilliant career as a cookbook author, food blogger, chef, and teacher. She is an icon in Calgary's food community and an ardent advocate for food access. In this episode, not only do we talk about Dirty Food (her 11th cookbook), we discuss the publishing industry, diet culture, #buttergate and food security. In an extremely bold move, Julie decided to make her 12th cookbook, Cookies I Have Loved available only through her purchase and independent bookstores. A portion of direct sales through her website —$1 per book— will directly support food-related community initiatives (school and community pantries and kitchens, sending meals to ICU staff). Buy the book. Follow Julie on Twitter and Instagram. See your Phil Booth horoscope here. Read the Globe & Mail article that became #buttergate. For more information about me and my books, visit my website.

In this episode we discuss the General Practice Data for Planning and Research (GPDPR) and the extension of the deadline for it to come into play. Hear from: Phil Booth, coordinator, MedConfedential Osman Bhatti, east London GP Anne Marie Cunningham, GP in Wales and CCIO Network member Andrea Downey, senior reporter, Digital Health

Are you aware of what's happening with your health data? Currently, the NHS is preparing to share medical histories of 55m patients' information to share with third parties. In this episode, Phil Booth joins us to discuss the implications of this and what it means for society. UPDATE: After recording this episode, the NHS delayed the plan to share GP patient data in England to 1st September 2021. The deadline now to opt out is 23rd August 2021. Phil Booth is the Coordinator at medConfidential. Follow on Twitter (@medConfidential) or LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3v7CXpJ This episode is brought to you by EthicsGrade, an ESG Ratings agency with a particular focus on Technology Governance, especially AI Ethics. You can find more information about EthicsGrade here: https://www.ethicsgrade.io/ You can also follow EthicsGrade on Twitter (@EthicsGrade) and LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2JCiQOg Connect with Us: Join our Slack channel for more conversation about the big ethics issues that rise from AI: https://bit.ly/3jVdNov Follow Are You A Robot? on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook: @AreYouARobotPod Follow our LinkedIn page: https://bit.ly/3gqzbSw Check out our website: https://www.areyouarobot.co.uk/ Subscribe to our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3r4qj9R Follow Demetrios on Twitter @Dpbrinkm and LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2TPrA5w Resources: How to opt-out: https://bit.ly/3w74JUA

In this special two-part episode, Zoe Weaver, a Psychology student at the University of the West of England and our 2020 Summer intern, unravels some of the privacy concerns raised by the Blackstone group's recent acquisition of genealogy provider, Ancestry.com. Zoe's guests are Phil Booth, co-ordinator of MedConfidential, and Dr Laura Sobola, Senior Consultant at Unai and one of the Health Tech stream leads at the 2020 conference. In this second and final episode, Zoe delves more deeply into the laws surrounding genetic data, and the promises and pitfalls of precision medicine. She moves on to discuss the ethical issues that stand in the way of Matt Hancock, who is the U.K.'s Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, and his plans for the NHS to sequence the DNA of every baby born in the UK. We hope you enjoy the show.Music credit: James Thompson.

In this special two-part episode, Zoe Weaver, a Psychology student at the University of the West of England and our 2020 Summer intern, unravels some of the privacy concerns raised by the Blackstone group's recent acquisition of genealogy provider, Ancestry.com. Zoe's guests are Phil Booth, co-ordinator of MedConfidential, and Dr Laura Sobola, Senior Consultant at Unai and one of the Health Tech stream leads at the 2020 conference. In this first episode, Zoe focuses on the privacy concerns raised by genetic testing sites, and other ethical issues that they raise, such as the virtual erosion of family secrets. Together with her guests, she explores issues of informed consent in genetic research, and the the flaws of familial DNA matching. In the second episode, Zoe will delve more deeply in the laws surrounding genetic data, and the promises and pitfalls of precision medicine.We hope you enjoy the show.Music credit: James Thompson.

Coach Wright has 4 members of the 2016 and 2018 National Championship teams, Jalen Brunson, Mikal Bridges, Eric Paschall, and Phil Booth on the podcast, which is full of plenty of great memories, jokes, and stories about their professional experiences so far.

Join host and senior reporter Andrea Downey, alongside Hamza Drabu, commercial law partner at health and social care law firm DAC Beachcroft; Darryn Hale, senior associate, DAC Beachcroft; and Phil Booth, coordinator, privacy group medConfidential, as they discuss concerns around using patient data to trace corornavirus and the steps the NHS needs to take to ensure privacy.

Former Villanova Basketball players Ryan Arcidiacono and Phil Booth join Mike!  Also, which was the better of the recent National Championship teams?

Marc, Bob, Jamie & Sam live in the 9am hour & they caught up with former Villanova 2 time champion Phil Booth! 

It was a wild weekend of hoops in the Big East and I break down everything that happened, including Myles Powell becoming only the fifth player in the history of Seton Hall basketball to reach the 2000-point plateau. Also, Phil Booth joins me to talk about his career at Villanova. Finally, I've got your mid-week preview as all 10 teams are in action and an Ice Breaker on a St. John's assistant coach who tried to chase down Myles Powell for the game ball that he had just scored his 2000th career point with.

Tune in as NCAA National Champion and Washington Wizard, Phil Booth talks about leading a team, having the game high in the Championship game and where his fashion sense comes from!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On today’s show, the deep dive series continues with Villanova (11:00-46:00) and Cincinnati (46:30-1:20:00). Jay Wright brings in an elite recruiting class that features a pair of 5-star recruits, but is it enough to replace Phil Booth and Eric Paschall? Meanwhile in Cincinnati, John Brannen walks into a good situation with a star in Jarron […]

Kyle Guy and Phil Booth join us to talk about the pre-draft process, Game of Thrones, and cereal as a whole. But before all that, Reags helps us break down the entire NBA Draft. Winners, losers, things of that nature.

2016 NCAA Mens Basketball National Champion and Host of the Bleav In Sixers Podcast Darryl Reynolds joins the show discussing the state of the 76ers, what needs to change, and talks about fond memories he has with his former Villanova teammates Eric Paschall and Phil Booth and also dives into how both of those players can fit in with the Sixers.  We also discuss his development under Jay Wright which lead to a year overseas as well as a stint with the Sixers on their Summer League team.   1:00-5:50: State of the current roster 5:50-8:55: What needs to change for next year? 8:56-12:58: How Paschall and Booth can help the Sixers 12:59-16:08: Jay Wrights Impact 16:09-19:48: How Darryl got into podcasting

In the first episode of 395, we take a trip through the history of Highway 395, ask travelers what draws them to it, and check in with the one person who may love it more than anyone else. And Steve Milne speaks with musician Phil Booth about his song "395", Booth's connection to the road and his family history with long haul truck driving. "Highway 395" by Phil Booth. Additional music in this episode was Molerat by Blue Dot Sessions.

Tune in as Villanova and Philly Basketball legends Phil Booth and Eric Paschall talk about the legacy they're leaving behind, the Big 5 moving forward and their choice when it comes to Cheesesteaks!! Source

Tune in as Villanova and Philly Basketball legends Phil Booth and Eric Paschall talk about the legacy they’re leaving behind, the Big 5 moving forward and their choice when it comes to Cheesesteaks!!

Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) is back today and we couldn't be more sorry. We did our best to talk sports-the NFL Rules changes, the NCAA Tournament, we hear baseball season got underway in some parts of the country, the whole deal. Late in Hour 1, the great Phil Booth (Mount St. Joseph) joined us to discuss his historic Villanova career coming to a close-did you know he tied the record for the most career Tournament wins by a player? In Hour 2, we got Drew's insight on the Tom Izzo "controversy" from last week and then we got into this week's Jon Proctor Quiz, which included an "Avengers vs. MLB" theme.

This is the Season 4 (Third on Audio Podcast format) Finale. Unlike last year, it ends on a somber note, as the Villanova Wildcats' season comes to an end in the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Villanova fell to the Purdue Boilermakers in the Round of 32. We recap and go over the two games in Hartford, look back as the season as a whole, discuss some things to look forward for next season, and we give a fond farewell to six seniors: Phil Booth, Eric Paschall, Tim Delaney, Joe Cremo, Peyton Heck, and Tim Saunders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the newest State of the Nova Nation, we prepare for the NCAA Tournament opening round showdown with the Saint Mary's Gaels. The Wildcats have their first shot against the Gaels since 2010, when Saint Mary's handed Villanova a bitter upset. We preview the Wildcats' tournament opener, highlight the key players, and get some perspective from Jay Wright, Eric Paschall, and Phil Booth, as well as Collin Gillespie--who shares a tidbit on transitioning into a bigger role and playing on a bigger stage. How will the young 'Cats and inexperienced players handle the Big Dance? We also take a look into the near future, taking a peek at the prospective matchup in the Purdue Boilermakers-Old Dominion Monarchs matchup.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Villanova is the defending NCAA champ and has won it all in two of the past three years. Coach Jay Wright won't be repeating this year, but senior Phil Booth has both championship experience and a multi-talented skill set. He leads a crew that includes Eric Paschall and Collin Gillespie. They'll need to draw on all of their championship experience if they expect a deep run.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Leader talks Villanova win over Xavier and more --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leader-johnson/support

The Villanova Wildcats already celebrated Senior Night, but Phil Booth and Eric Paschall put on one last show in front of the home crowd, as the Wildcats took down the Butler Bulldogs in the final Wells Fargo Center game of the year, as well as the last home game in general. Meanwhile, in the midwest, the Creighton Bluejays' upset win over the Marquette Golden Eagles is making the regular season race for Big East Tournament seeding even more interesting. Heading into the final week of regular season play, what are some things to watch for around the Big East and in the finale vs. the Seton Hall Pirates? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The calendar flips to March. We are all of a sudden winning again. And now we're in 1st again. Collin remembered how to shoot. Jermaine remembered that he's allowed to play offense. Phil Booth remembered his legs. Jeez. Before the break, we cover the week that was and the week to come. After the break, we do a #HartMonitor segment and then discuss the Big East and the conference's NCAA prospects.

leader talks Villanova elite 2019 basketball class. He also gets in depth about Villanova 2020 basketball and football recruiting and Villanova basketball last two wins. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leader-johnson/support

Jermaine Samuels had the biggest game of his career, so far, dialing up a red-hot 29-point performance. On a night dedicated to the Villanova Wildcats' seniors, Samuels led the way and stole the show in the victory over the No. 10-ranked Marquette Golden Eagles. We discuss what went right vs. what wasn't working during the three-game losing streak that 'Nova has now broken. Shoutout to Samuels, as well as the five seniors 'Nova honored--Phil Booth, Eric Paschall, Joe Cremo, Peyton Heck, and Tim Delaney. With the win, the 'Cats even up the season series with the Golden Eagles. If 'Nova is able to catch up and tie Marquette in the standings--as long as St. John's finishes third--the 'Cats can snatch back the No. 1 seed in the Big East Tournament. Obviously, Marquette would have to lose one more, and 'Nova has to win out, but the regular season title and top-seed is not gone yet. After playing the final game at the Finn this season, the 'Cats will prepare to play one last one at the Wells Fargo Center, when they take on the Butler Bulldogs on Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Happy Valentines Day, Nova Nation! The Villanova Wildcats got back on track, rebounding with a win over the Providence Friars on Wednesday night. The final score wasn't indicative of the dogfight that it was for a majority of the game. It was another heroic showing for Wildcat seniors Eric Paschall and Phil Booth, who we also take a quick detour to evaluate their NBA prospects at this point deep in the season. We also prepare for a rematch with the volatile and unpredictable St. John's Red Storm, who have the talent to beat some great teams, but can also falter in a headscratching manner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this week's Villanova Basketball Report, with Bob Long and Kevin McClernand, we discuss the changing roles of Phil Booth and Collin Gillespie in the offense, and preview the top 15 matchup between Villanova and Marquette on Saturday (Start-33:15). We then went to the whiteboard and broke down how Villanova will need to throw different defensive looks at Marquette in order to be successful against Markus Howard and the high ball screen action that they run so well (33:30-41:50). We closed the show with Marquette trivia and our Pick ‘Em segment (42:00-Finish).

In this week's Villanova Basketball Report, with Bob Long, Kevin Long, and Kevin McClernand, we discuss Villanova's weekend of close calls, including an overtime win against Creighton and a one-point loss at Marquette. We evaluate the highs and lows of Phil Booth's season, as well as Jermaine Samuels' loathe to shooting in the most recent month of the season. We then pick up the Jermaine Samuels discussion at the whiteboard, and diagram how Jermaine Samuels needs to shoot the ball to stretch the floor and for Nova to be successful on ball screens. We finish the show with some BIG EAST trivia and our pick 'em segment.

Washington is the only undefeated team in the Pac12 and head coach Mike Hopkins says their improved defense and shooting ability have helped them get there. He also speaks to the strength of the Pac12 overall, how he feels about the weight of non-conference play, and why he roots for Gonzaga when they aren't playing Washington! Then, Villanova Senior guard Phil Booth weighs in on the team's 7-0 start in the Big East, their struggles in early non-conference play, breaking bad habits, developing team chemistry, and the art of winning. Plus, Andy's Power 36 and some early tournament predictions.

In this week's Villanova Basketball Report, with Bob Long and Kevin Long, we discuss the past few weeks of Villanova basketball, specifically some of the major changes in the rotation, and the changing roles of Phil Booth, Collin Gillespie, Eric Paschall, Jahvon Quinerly, Dhamir Cosby-Roundtree, and more (Start-32:45). Bob then goes to the whiteboard to break down the changing role of Phil Booth being on-the-ball more often than before, as well as the struggles of Jahvon Quinerly defensively (32:50-42:50). We closed the show with our "Cats in the Wild" segment, highlighting Daniel Ochefu, and then made our picks of the best games of the upcoming week (42:55-Finish).

Somehow, we made it this far. It's episode 100! (It technically is, since our 2017 wrap up and post-Wisconsin NCAA Tournament episode didn't transfer over when we switched servers. So although it'll say 99 episodes, this is actually 100!) The Villanova Wildcats are still riding high and undefeated in Big East play after venturing into Omaha and downing the Creighton Bluejays. Another solid outing from Eric Paschall and Phil Booth, with nice supporting roles from Collin Gillespie and Jermaine Samuels. 'Nova is welcoming a new restaurant and bar, could this be a pregame spot for Pavilion games? What's up with Joe Cremo? Where'd Dhamir Cosby-Roundtree's minutes go? This and so much more, and one last call for our Villanova-Xavier ticket giveaway on Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Villanova Wildcats are still in first place and undefeated in Big East play after holding off the St. John's Red Storm at the Finneran Pavilion on Tuesday. It was a hard-fought battle between the up-and-coming challenger St. John's and the defending Big East and NCAA Tournament champions. The Wildcats grinded one out, coming from behind for the win. Seniors were key, as Eric Paschall set the tone in the first half and Phil Booth took over in the second. Now, the 'Cats will prep for a trip to Omaha to take on another one of the top defenses in the Big East, the Creighton Bluejays. We preview Sunday's showdown and answer your questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this week's Villanova Basketball Report, with Bob Long, Kevin Long, and Kevin McClernand, we discuss the first few weeks of the season and the transition from the four early departures from last year to a young, inexperienced team searching for an identity. In the "Opening Tip" we discuss the Advocare Invitational Championship, the role of key players such as Phil Booth, Eric Paschall, Colin Gillespie, and Cole Swider, among others, and the struggles for Jahvon Quinerly this far. Next was the "V's and O's" segment where Bob demonstrated on the whiteboard why the development of Cole Swider and Joe Cremo as sharpshooters on the outside to space the floor is a key for this team's offensive style to succeed. We concluded the show with our weekly "Pick 'Em" segment, drawn up by Kevin McClernand.

The State of the Nova Nation is back for 2018! Per tradition, the first episode comes after Big East Media Day and a bunch of preseason storylines surrounding Villanova. The men's and women's basketball teams were well-represented on the conference's Big East preseason polls. Thoughts from Jay Wright on one-and-dones, the new G-League alternative. Phil Booth and Eric Paschall share their progress report on this loaded freshmen class, and which freshman will turn some heads this season. As for the women's basketball team, they're hungry to get back to the NCAA Tournament and discuss why they should be able to go dancing at the end of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wright and guests Phil Booth, Eric Paschall, Harry Perretta and Jannah Tucker share their impressions of the upcoming 2018-19 season and the newly renovated home of the Cats, the Finneran Pavilion.

It's the Championship episode with 2018 NCAA Women's Champions Notre Dame head coach Muffet McGraw, and 2018 NCAA Men's Champions Villanova head coach Jay Wright! Muffet recounts the whirlwind it's been for the team and especially star, Arike Ogunbowale, how she feels about a possible three-peat this coming season, what she expects from returner Brianna Turner now that she's recovered from her knee injury, and why Notre Dame is the best job in the country! Then Jay Wright joins to talk about the differences between this off-season and the 2016 post-Championship off-season. He also addresses filling the void after losing 4 players to the NBA (including Omari Spellman), what he expects from returners Phil Booth, Eric Paschall, and Dylan Painter, and why he feels Jalen Brunson had a "Hall of Fame type" college career.

Two-time NCAA national champion, Villanova guard Phil Booth joins Donal Ware. Plus Jackson State baseball coach Omar Johnson stops by. Plus, when LeBron James becomes a free agent, do you really want him on your team?

The Villanova Wildcats celebrated their Senior Night with a lopsided win over the DePaul Blue Demons. Mikal Bridges has a standout performance to lead a bunch of 'Cats in double figures. Tom Leibig hits a stepback J on two defenders, the Bench Mob is celebrated, and Phil Booth returns. He looked solid in his first game back since fracturing his hand, tallying 14 points. The men's basketball team has three games left, while the women's team will wrap up the regular season this weekend with two home games and its Senior Day. The Lady 'Cats prepare for Providence and a tough Creighton team. Alumnus Ryan Arcidiacono has a triple-double for the Windy City Bulls, and we answer your Twitter questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What a thrilling game! Ok, so maybe the Depaul game wasn't as exciting as Xavier, but plenty to celebrate with the return of Phil Booth and senior night. We don't have any scholarship seniors, so we'll give a senior night toast to Jalen and Mikal, since they're probably leaving this year anyway! In this episode, we'll cover: - Depaul recap (1.5') - Player improvements we want to see before the tournament (8') - Shoutouts to some stellar players this week (19.5') - Mikal tribute (23') - Jalen tribute (31') Enjoy! Twitter: @thefull40 IG: @thefull40

The Villanova Wildcats were sizzling hot in Cincinnati, where they took on the Xavier Musketeers for the second time this season. Donte DiVincenzo lit up the Cintas Center with a near-triple double performance. The Wildcats left little doubt (outside of a second half Xavier run) in a dominant performance on the road. Meanwhile, the Lady 'Cats completed their final road trip of the season, going against the top two teams in the conference: DePaul and Marquette. On Wednesday, we're gearing up for Senior Night and a possible Phil Booth return. We also answer your Twitter questions, like which Wildcat would medal in the Winter Olympics? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Gus Kearns @ckearns12 spans the college hoops landscape and analyzes the Boilermakers big home win over Michigan! Villanova...Phil Booth-what now?UVA...36 points?Texas Tech...Zhaire Smith dependent!2OT Arkansas/GeorgiaX...Grayson Allen March element?Auburn...Miyagi-Do masters.South Carolina/Florida...no text rundown-shucks.Nevada/Wyoming 2OT...Corrective Karma?Where you at with...Kansas/OklahomaPurdue/Michigan...round 2=beautiful basketballBIG12 V SEC rundown Follow us @STheSPodcast on Twitter.  Rate and subscribe on Itunes, Stitcher, and TuneIn Radio!Listen to short clips from the podcast on you tube at:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0r14k3YJBdOaT9Lz6RJTEw/videosEmail the show StheSPodcast@gmail.com

The Villanova Wildcats overcame a slow start to beat the Providence Friars by 20. Along the way, Phil Booth went down with a fractured right hand and will be out 4-6 weeks, becoming the THIRD (what are the odds?) Wildcat to have a hand injury. How will his loss impact the 'Cats, and what does it mean moving forward? Women's hoops is back in action with a pair of road games. They've gotten their rest, but will they be ready for a couple of rematches? We answer your Twitter questions and lecture the current students that don't have a perfect attendance rate in home games at the Wells Fargo Center. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We are back! We talk about the storylines surrounding men's and women's basketball from Big East Media Day 2017--Phil Booth's knee, Brunson/Bridges NBA considerations, Wright on one-and-dones, preseason polls and accolades, and women's basketball reloading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A little later than usual, as we enjoyed the Snow Day. Villanova held off a late Georgetown rally at the Pavilion. Kris Jenkins was back in the starting five, how did he do? Also, what's going on with Phil Booth? Jay Wright speaks on the junior guard. We also preview and hit all of the action in Villanova sports this weekend, mainly showcasing the men's and women's basketball road trips, lax is back, tennis, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Phil Booth missed his 17th straight game, is the junior guard redshirting for the season? How will that impact the team? Seton Hall forward Angel Delgado has some words for the Wildcats. Also, women's basketball is on fire, extending their winning streak to five games after picking up a pair of wins this past weekend. We recap those games, Villanova-Providence at the Wells Fargo Center, and some other weekend action in track and swimming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Villanova took its first loss of the season, falling to #18 Butler at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Phil Booth was missed more than ever, Jalen Brunson went off, Jay got T'd up, and Josh Hart and Kris Jenkins were victims of Hinkle Magic. Women's Basketball broke a four-game losing streak with a lopsided win over Georgetown. Can they build off of this? Lastly, men's swimming beat the United States Merchant Marine Academy in a head-to-head meet. Marines, I tell you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The hawk dies once again, men's basketball is back at No. 1 in the AP and Coaches' Polls, Josh Hart does something extraordinary, and a look at Phil Booth's knee. The Wildcats' football season came to an end against South Dakota State. What's Andy Talley's legacy? There are also updates on women's basketball, swimming, track & field, and Daniel Ochefu. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a big weekend for a number of teams on Villanova's campus that are in the postseason or trying to get there--volleyball, football, men's soccer, and football. Off the field, the men's basketball team has been taking stances on current events and social issues, is this a good thing? Also, should Mikal Bridges start over Phil Booth? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The care.data programme in the NHS came off the rails, despite – or possibly because – officials tried presenting it as an ‘open data’ initiative. It isn’t. But this conflation of ‘data sharing’ with open data is far from unique; from the National Pupil Database to your tax records and Cabinet Office’s resurrection of plans for mass sharing of citizen data that last surfaced in an obscure clause in the 2009 Coroners and Justice Bill, the government has designs on your data. With Phil Booth - former national coordinator of NO2ID, who now coordinates medConfidential, which campaigns to ensure every flow of data into, across and out of the NHS and care system is consensual, safe and transparent. Slides for this talk can be found here - http://www.scribd.com/doc/228429932/Friday-lunchtime-lecture-Why-selling-people-s-medical-tax-school-records-isn-t-open-data-by-Phil-Booth

The National Pupil Database monitors over 400 variables, covering every year of a child’s education from nursery to A-levels. Anyone who attended state schooling in England since 1997 is included; data is taken automatically from school systems and is never deleted. The data is currently used to support decision-making, statistical analysis, targeted funding, performance monitoring and educational research.The government now proposes to 'widen access' to the NPD, making information it contains available to a range of of organisations including commercial enterprises and the media. Can such personal data be treated as open data? Phil Booth, former national coordinator of NO2ID and co-director of TRUTH2POWER, and Terri Dowty, former director of Action on Rights for Children and also a director of TRUTH2POWER will introduce you to the database, what data is collected and why everyone needs to know how it operates.