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Which one of Steven Cheah's Top 16 things Is The best? Welcome to VOLUME 170 of The Bracket. Kenjac is host alongside Nick Turani, KBnoswag, Steven cheah, Owen, Doogs and Rudy. Follow The Bracket ►TWITTER - https://twitter.com/BracketPod ►INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/thebracket/ Follow Kenjac ►TWITTER - https://twitter.com/JackKennedy ►INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/jackennedy/ ►TIKTOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@ken_jac Preview - (0:00) Intro - (0:21) Stat Correcting vs Casino Games - (5:03) Tropical Drinks vs Bowling Alleys - (17:52) Catching Yellow Lights vs Thai Food - (22:47) Playing Catch vs Airline Tickets - (27:13) eBay Sniping vs Free Lunch At Work - (36:40) Watching Sports vs Poker Night - (45:05) Playing Basketball vs Movie Theaters - (52:42) Swim-Up Blackjack vs Extra Airplane Snacks - (1:03:36) Playoffs - (1:11:03) Finals - (1:42:42) Download the Gametime app today and use code BRACKET for $20 off your first purchase Try your first month of BlueChew FREE when you use promo code BRACKET -- just pay $5 shipping. https://BlueChew.com GAMBLING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-GAMBLER, (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA). Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY). Please Gamble Responsibly. 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), or visit www.mdgamblinghelp.org (MD). 21+ and present in most states. (18+ DC/KY/NH/WY). Void in ONT/OR/NH. Eligibility restrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). 1 per new customer. $5+ first-time bet req. Max. $200 issued as non-withdrawable Bonus Bets that expire in 7 days (168 hours). Stake removed from payout. Terms: sportsbook.draftkings.com/promos. Ends 5/18/25 at 11:59 PM ET. Sponsored by DK.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/lightscamerabarstool
In this episode, Coach Kyle Bradburn and Matt Dixon sit down with Rockmart High School's Coach Tracy Malone, back by popular demand, to dive deep into quarterback development.
Episode 2296. Fighting crime by playing catch. Featuring a cover of Tears of Gold by Violet King. Blunt Talk Podcast is guaranteed TO LIFT. X Fitness is committed to lifting in body, mind, and soul. There is enough depressing news. We won't add to it. Good Inspirational News Only. Free, permanently archived downloads compliments of X Fitness. Blessings & all good things. #peace
⚾️ On this episode we're going to play catch by throwing affirmations back and forth. Find full episode notes and transcript here. Like You is listener supported. You can support the show by subscribing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Patreon. You can also support the show by shopping in our online store or purchasing songs from the show on our Bandcamp page. Please send us a voice memo, drawing, or letter at hello@likeyoupodcast.com. We play a voice memos from listeners either at the beginning of an episode or during the affirmation segment of the episode. If your child wants to be included, record a voice memo and send it to us. Your child can introduce themself and then say a favorite affirmation, sing a line from a Like You song, say what they like about the show, or share whatever they feel! Keep it short (10-20 seconds). For more info on how to record and send a voice memo, see this post, or click here. Like You is a production of Perpetual Motion. The show is written and produced by Noah Glenn. The show's artwork was illustrated by Mia Saine. Episode art is created by Lindsey Glenn. This episode features original music by Noah Glenn. Find us here: Website Patreon Instagram Facebook Twitter Apple Podcasts Spotify Stream our music!
It's quite possibly our most unhinged episode yet. We're feeling all of the excitement and possibility of a fresh summer season, and we can't wait to share it with you! Join Clayton, Chris, Brian, and Amy on the podcast for fun and easy ways to create meaningful moments this June, and a whole lot of laughs along the way. Wherever you find yourself this May-cember—in the carpool line for the last time this year, riding to 14 end of school activities, or heading out on vacation—we promise, it's worth it. And June is right around the corner. Holidays June 1 - Volunteers Week June 2 (but really, any Friday) - National Leave Work Early Day June 6 - Drive-in Movie Day June 13 - The Feast of St. Anthony June 16 - Father's Day, National Play Catch Week June 19 - Juneteenth June 20 - National Yard Games Day, Summer Solstice June 25 - National Please Take My Children to Work Day June 27 - National Handshake Day Freebies Friday, June 7 - National Donut Day Recommendations A Year of Playing Catch, by Ethan Bryan
Ethan Bryan is the author of “A Year of Playing Catch” which chronicles his project of playing catch for 365 days straight. He originally appeared in Episode 40 where he shared his entire baseball story. In this episode we discuss some new research which highlights the importance of play, and how the perfect storm of Covid and an increase in screen time have led to a new pandemic of isolation and loneliness, and how a simple game of catch can combat those effects. We also touch on some exciting things Ethan has planned for the year, including a visit to Friendly Baseball, The Rippey Ruckus, and an important presentation he'll be giving at the Cooperstown Symposium in May. Find Ethan Online: Website: https://www.ethanbryan.com/ Book: Amazon | Barnes&Noble Twitter: @Ethan_Bryan Facebook: @EthanBryanStoriesTwitter: @BaseballBucketFacebook: @BaseballBucketListInstagram: @Baseball.Bucket.ListWebsite: baseballbucketlist.comThis podcast is part of the Curved Brim Media Network:Twitter: @CurvedBrimWebsite: curvedbrimmedia.com---Join us in Boston on June 8th to see the Savannah Bananas at iconic Fenway Park! Learn more at https://baseballbucketlist.com/boston
The great line of 2024 guests continues as Daniel (@C70) welcomes in Richard McGill (@RichardMcGill89), half of the father-son duo that makes up the Playing Catch podcast. With the regular season just a week away, the guys take stock of what the Cardinals are showing down in Florida. How concerning is the lack of power? Are the starting pitchers going to be this bad? Or is everything meaningless in such a small sample size? The guys go through all of that and then touch on the news out of Los Angeles (by way of Korea) about Shohei Ohtani. Plus we check in with Coach Medlock (@amedlock1) about his team as they hit spring break. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
this week, we're playing another ridiculous board game that kylie bought to play with her college friends - catch the vibe. we take turns chatting about some random topics, including sexting, zoom backgrounds, PDA, and kissing your parents on the lips. strap in for a light hearted goofy episode this week! MAIN EPISODE STARTS AT 22:50 anya's favorites: next mug kylie's favorites: summer fridays birthday cake lip butter balm need advice? submit what's getting you down for our upcoming advice column episode! email us at twodegreeshotterpodcast@gmail.com, dm us on instagram, or submit through our anonymous suggestion box (insta and suggestion box linked below). submissions will be kept anonymous regardless of how you submit! make sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode, and follow us on instagram @twodegreeshotter! if you're listening on apple podcasts, leave us a review - it really helps us out! Ready to shop better hydration, use our special link (https://zen.ai/twodegreeshotter1) to save 20% off anything you order. if you have any suggestions for topics you want to hear us cover, feel free to send them using our anonymous suggestion box: https://bit.ly/2WAjznf.
A wonderful conversation at a troubled time with author Ethan Bryan, whose book “A Year of Playing Catch” chronicled embracing that concept every day in 2018 , and built an initiative he is repeating this year. Connections using a simple game of catch from near and far, and an inspirational tale for all ages.
Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ… Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. “Honor your father and mother”—which is the first commandment with a promise— “so that it may go well with you and that you may enjoy long life on the earth.” Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead, bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord (Ephesians 5:21, 6:1-4). Did you know children play "catch" with their parents all day long? Children spend their lives catching how parents live, catching how they talk, catching their ways of responding, and catching their walk with God - or lack thereof. Faith is contagious. So is apathy. Since parents set the patterns, I will reflect mostly on parenting here. According to historical sources, a Roman father had absolute power over his family. He could sell them as slaves, make them work his fields in chains, punish as he liked, he could even inflict the death penalty on his child. Children were a nuisance; unwanted babies were abandoned, the deformed and sick were killed; children were ignored or used for parental purposes. In contrast, Jesus said, ‘Let the little children come to me' and ‘to such belongs the kingdom of God.' We notice that Paul follows Jesus rather than the culture of the Roman Empire. The Christian family, like the church, is lived under this rubric, ‘submit to each other out of reverence for Christ'. In the marriage relationship, Paul calls us to a better way. Here too. But we are far removed from Roman culture. The world has many cultures, and each has its own patterns of family life. Paul is not giving us a manual on the parent child relationship that is transcultural, nor a textbook for successful Christian parenting. Parenting will look different in each culture. We are not instructed to abandon our cultural patterns. Rather, we are to engage with them out of “reverence for Christ” while learning “mutual submission.” If I may say it, we are not used to this. Ours is an aggressively competitive culture, in which we measure ourselves against one another: educational credentials, athletic competition, salary, popularity, fashion, appearance, or performance. Competition is bred into us. We evaluate the people around us as winners and losers. We want to win, in family life too. The family is the setting in which competition does the most damage. Whether it is between family members or against another family, competition undermines intimacy and hinders Christian maturity. Our goal is not to win, but to grow up in Christ by being “subject to one another,” even in the family. But it doesn't come easy. It is an art form, best learned in the family setting. Submission means that we set aside our own agendas for the sake of the other. Parents need to wrestle away the goals and dreams they have for their children. “Do not exasperate them.” Even in parenting, we follow the way of Christ. The measuring stick for maturity for the Christian is the “measure of the full stature of Christ.” We pay attention to the ways that Jesus forgave, loved, touched lepers, received outsiders, prayed for his friends. Partnered with mutual submission is reverence for Christ. This is an attitude or disposition that acknowledges God's presence, recognizing that he is more and better than we are. It begins at the burning bush, as we remove our sandals. It permeates our relations as we recognize and reverence Christ in every person we meet, even our parents and children. Fear of the Lord opens our spirits, our souls, to become what we are not yet, growing up into Christ. We play catch with our children all day long. What balls do we throw their way? If our children do not see us practicing submission, why should they obey us? If they do not see the ‘fear of the Lord' in us, where will they see it? There is no manual for success here. Yet, the fear of the Lord includes a deep trust in God's baptismal promises. No matter what happens in life, he remains our faithful God. We entrust our parents and our children to him. Let this blessing encourage both parent and child: Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen. (Ephesians 3:17-21).
We're happy to welcome Ethan Bryan, the author of "A Year of Playing Catch" and many other books. Join us as he shares his journey of connecting with others and rediscovering the joy of life through the simple act of playing catch. Discover the powerful lessons and heartwarming stories that unfold in this inspiring conversation about human connection and the beauty found in everyday moments. Learn more about Ethan and get in touch at https://www.ethanbryan.com/ Check us out today at https://www.justgloves.com/ Questions or Suggestions? E-mail: experts@justgloves.com Toll Free Telephone: 1-866-321-GLOV (4568) Follow us on social media! Facebook: / justgloves Twitter: / justgloves Instagram: / justgloves Pinterest: / justballgloves Blog: https://www.justgloves.com/blog/ We hope that you enjoy Beyond The Glove! If you have any questions, concerns, or requests, don't hesitate to contact our Glove Experts. They're available for a call or text at 866-321-4568, email at experts@justgloves.com, or you can live chat on our website. Don't forget, we're JustGloves, and we'll be here for you from Click To Catch!
9-year-old Elijah's grandma has a bit of a hobby in “fishing” for celebrities. She's met over 100. She heard that Keanu Reeves was performing with band at the House of Blues, and her grandsons decided to tag along this time. He ended up having the most amazing experience! VIDEO: https://www.wdjx.com/keanu-reeves-plays-catch-with-a-young-fan/
Bad Business hosted by Beraq and Daniel is the best way to spend an afternoon in the Bronx without leaving your home. Beraq is a producer, DJ, and artist working with HOT 97 and his best friend Daniel works around the way at Sony! Spend some time listening to Bad Business hosted by Beraq and Daniel, a new HOT 97 podcast! This week the boys talk about the submarine, Bangkok wars, throwing rabbits, Haddy Racks being the best, Bebe Rexha and so much more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The opening segment of the week is always a fun one. Rammer had a wholesome Father's Day as Nate and Cole try to fend off rumors that they are also fathers. How has inflation impacted your movie watching habits? We mix in a little bit of sports as an entertaining U.S. Open came to a close last night.
Garage Night with Craig Bentley and Corey Bentley: Fullbuddy Friday Recap, Beer Walk Recap, Playing Catch, Happy Birthday Amanda, Softball, Lawn Care, Corey's Non Reunion, Holly in Vegas, Veronica's Hot Topic: Dancing, Shout Outs
Have you ever found yourself weighed down with the stress, worry and cares of the day? ⭐️ If you are anything like me - I find myself there many times and sometimes many times in one day. I read a devotion recently that really helped me see how to cast your cares on God in a different light. The devotion talked about playing catch with your Father. How fast can you take that worry or stress that you picked up and just throw it right over to your Father. ⚾️ 1Peter 5:7 is not a new scripture and most of us have probably had it memorized since we were little, but this devotion shed a different light on the verse and I felt so encouraged after reading it. It was one of those devotions where you feel the smile on your face getting bigger and bigger as you read it becuase you feel His love and peace.❤️ I shared all these thoughts with you today on the podcast - I know you will leave feeling encouraged and share it with a friend who needs the encouragement too.
In this episode (#288): Throw – Catch – Throw – Catch – there is something therapeutic about that repetition. There is something that is bonding about simply playing catch. The release of aiming and throwing and tracking and catching is accomplishment after accomplishment. It is also dropping the ball and missing your target, followed by picking the ball up and trying again. The challenge this week is obvious…go play catch with someone. Thank you to my guest: Author of A Year of Playing Catch by Ethan Bryan -EthanBryan.com
In these ‘Shorts' episodes of my podcast, I'll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes. This one comes from Episode 38, where I speak with good friend and modern communication specialist Nick Looby. In this clip, he talks about what he learnt from the time he played catch with passengers on London's Central Line. LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE: https://www.ben-morton.com/episode38/
In our Extra Innings series, we'll catch up with previous guests who have checked off larger items on their baseball bucket list since their last appearance on the show.John Scukanec is a Mariners fan from Washougal, WA who recently completed his #Catch365 challenge by playing catch on the field at T-Mobile Park with Ken Griffey Jr. We chat about how that happened and what it was like for John to play catch with his hero. We also get into some of the lessons learned from a year of catch and hear some phenomenal stories about the power of human connection, and what's next now that the challenge is complete. John started his Catch365 journey after hearing Adam Hazel talk about his own catch challenge which was inspired by Ethan Bryan's book A Year of Playing Catch. John originally appeared on the show in episode 42, just 24 days into his journey.Find John Online:Twitter: @jscukanecInstagram: @jscukanecFind Baseball Baseball Bucket List Online:Twitter: @BaseballBucketFacebook: @BaseballBucketListInstagram: @Baseball.Bucket.ListWebsite: baseballbucketlist.comThis podcast is part of the Curved Brim Media Network:Twitter: @CurvedBrimWebsite: curvedbrimmedia.com
With Allen (Red Dirt Redbird, @amedlock1) still molding young minds and improving his players, Daniel (C70 At The Bat, @C70) sits down with Richard McGill (@RichardMcGill89) of the Playing Catch podcast. They talk about why Richard and his son Truman started their show and how its going before diving into the Cardinal talk. The Cardinals made a 40-man roster move this week--was it for Jordan Walker and why make it now? The rotation has looked sharp in spring, should we expect that going forward? And how in the world are we expected to know the Opening Day roster? All that and much more!
RUNDOWN At the start of the show, Scott explains a run-in with a listener of the show over the weekend watching youth sports before Mitch discusses the sports story that has captured his attention. Then, the guys chat about Mitch's visit to the T-Dome to watch state championship hoops, the increasingly curious Hawks QB dance, and Jalen Carter's draft prospects. A four-pack of featured guests are M's insiders Jason Churchill and Joe Doyle, Washougal resident Joe Scukanec, and Evan Drellich of The Athletic. The show wraps up with “Other Stuff” topics such as Ja Morant's disciplinary issues, possible new NFL rules, and a handful of notable RIP mentions. GUESTS Jason Churchill | Prospect Insider Joe Doyle | Director, MLB Draft - ProspectsLive John Scukanec | Former WSU lineman & Washougal resident Evan Drellich | Author "Winning Fixes Everything: How Baseball's Brightest Minds Created Sports' Biggest Mess" TABLE OF CONTENTS 3:55 | The college basketball gods are bending over backwards to make sure Antoine Davis breaks Pete Maravich's NCAA scoring record. 27:41 | Mitch took a trip to the Tacoma Dome on Saturday to watch the high school hoops state finals. 29:42 | John Schneider and Geno Smith are silently playing a game of cat and mouse as the Seahawks quarterback position still hangs in the balance. 43:37 | How much will Jalen Carter's off-the-field issues impact his draft status? 49:06 | GUEST: Jason Churchill and Joe Doyle gather for the first M's No-Table of the season to cover the offseason changes and the first blush impressions in Spring Training! 1:19:55 | GUEST: Washougal resident John Scukanec shares his story of playing catch every day for a full year. 1:47:17 | GUEST: Evan Drellich is back to provide a brief overview of his latest book "Winning Fixes Everything: How Baseball's Brightest Minds Created Sports' Biggest Mess". 2:15:20 | “Other Stuff” topics on today's show range from Ja Morant's off-the-court troubles, new NFL rule proposals, and noteworthy RIP tributes.
Every listener to this podcast knows that a game of catch is rarely just a game of catch. Playing catch is an opportunity to connect with someone, whether you spend that time in conversation or just listening to the pop of the ball hitting the leather. Few understand this more than this week's guest, Kevin Negaard. Negaard's journey is nearing his goal of 365 consecutive days of catch. This endeavor has connected him with hundreds of partners, has spanned two continents, and led to two injections in his shoulder. Kevin Negaard was inspired by our guest Ethan Bryan's book A Year of Playing Catch. Once he had the idea, he started building a list of who he'd like to play with and even connected with Ethan Bryan. Some of his highlights included “turning 2” with Ozzie Smith, playing catcher for Dan Gable, introducing baseball to members of the Maasai Tribe in Africa, and having a toss alongside over a hundred people at the city park in Dyersville during the Field of Dreams game. The most challenging issue for Negaard has actually been the social media posts each day. Playing catch, even throwing a ball off a wall by himself, has always been a pastime for Kevin Negaard. This project, though, has created opportunities to connect with neighbor kids, his wife, and the ability to reconnect with his youth. As important as that process has been for him, he has also raised thousands of dollars for The Miracle League. This organization believes “Every Child Deserves A Chance to Play Baseball," and we couldn't agree more. The Moonlight Graham Show knows that a game of catch is always more than a game.
In this episode, marriage and relationship expert Todd Creager shares why playing catch with your partner is a must for your relationship...any relationship for that matter can benefit from this too!He's discovered in his 35+ years of working with thousands of couples in his private practice that there is a direct correlation between being able to play catch with your partner and having healthy in your relationship.This technique comes in handy especially when having emotionally charged conversations.Listen in and discover:What playing catch means and the rules of this simple game so that you can practice it with your partner.Why you want to learn how to play catch in your relationshipWhy being caught when playing catch positively improves your connection with your partner.The psychological benefits of playing catch.One of the important aspects of being able to play catch with your partner is dropping your agenda and yet this is so hard for most people. One of the best tools to help you drop your agenda and what he recommends to all of his patients in his private practice it to add a meditation practice to their relationship tool box.Check out Todd's Meditation for Self and Interpersonal Healing here: https://www.toddcreagertraining.com/meditation-membershipMeditation will help you not only feel better but you will experience a sense of calmness and improve your ability to relate with your partner.
We love these guys!!! It's a banger of an ep of Twin Peaks: The Return: A Limited Series Event where Cooper makes new friends, Bobby is a good dad and a bad cop and David Lynch stands in an abandoned lot. We talk about: Sudoku Videos, Skyward Sword, Steam Hour Counts, Hot Wheels, Playing Catch, Flute Summon, Cole's Blur Effect, Nude Me Once, Dana Ashbrook Rules, Horn Honking, Cool Map, Evil Corn, Fuck You Albert, Bushnell Sets Dougie Up, Really Want To Kill Mr Jones, Red Room Coffee And Pie, Mr Jackpots Has His Day, Head Explosions, Music For Road Trips, No One Can Think Of Anything Off The Top Of Their Head,
Don visits his high school for the first time in four decades and the experience exposes a definitive difference between our two hosts.
Story of failure: Breaking our kitchen window playing baseball.Ethan Bryan is a storyteller whose narratives explore what it means to live a good story.At the age of six, he lost all of his hair due to an immune-system disorder called alopecia. Ethan knows about overcoming personal obstacles and being bullied. He also understands the power of hope, persevering through hundreds upon hundreds of manuscript rejections.The author of ten books, his writings earned him an opportunity to speak at the National Baseball Hall of Fame, an invitation to the White House for the Royals World Series championship, and endorsements from several former MLB players including Jim “The Rookie” Morris.Ethan has appeared ever so briefly in an ESPN 30-for-30 (#BringBackSungWoo) and as a background ballplayer in an Emmy-award winning documentary (First Boys of Spring). He still dreams of playing baseball (throwing out a first pitch) for his beloved KC Royals.A major fan of both Dr Pepper and donuts, Ethan was one of the best benchwarmers on his high school junior varsity baseball team.In today's episode, Ethan talks about:his first Royals baseball game his parents took him to when George Brett hit a walk-off home-runbattling Alopecia as a kid in Kansas Cityasking his dad if he could play baseball without hairretiring from baseball at age 16playing golf and winning conference as a senior at Kickapoo High Schooltaking students to baseball games while attending Baylorhow the idea of A Year of Playing Catch came abouthow playing catch with his daughters formed his writing and visionwhy he's thankful for his daughter's influence on his writingasking a news anchor to play catch and what formed afterwhy playing catch is good for the body and brainwhy playing catch develops trustbeing in a flow state while playing catchthe toll of playing catch on a daily basis and how it strengthenedplaying catch with his dad at the Field of Dreamsmeeting Stan Sipka and not breaking up a no-hittercancelled interviews and in-person meetings being cancelledwriting 90% of A Year of Playing Catch at The Mudhouse in Springfieldfinding his name in an obituary online and his thoughts and actions that followedsending a book to let a grieving family know that someone was thinking of thembeing the inspiration for Dan Bryan (not related) and why he played 365 games of catch in his son's honorstory of playing catch with Dan Bryan after his son's memorialthe story of 99 and a God wink moment with DanRobert Benson as a writing mentor (The Echo Within)story of meeting Robert Benson and thanking him for his workgoing to dinner with Robert Benson and his inspirational quotean inside the book home-run!being a first born, type A personalitystory of a B- on his report cardEthan's definition of success and whyrelationships and community around you to help guide you through failurethe wisdom and warmth of a benchwarmerstory of getting rejected with his new novel and the lessons he's learningnot giving up in the face of failurewearing his emotions on his sleeve and how he works through itprocessing failure and emotions through sweatGrip'n'Rip baseball leagueworking on the sequel to A Year of Playing Catch and why it's intimidatingcatch playing mentorship programa play deprived culture and a loneliness epidemicwhy kids stop playing baseballhow to fix the radical distrust of othersthe science behind playing a game of catchThe Life-Saving Adventure of Graceland Gordon and Her Dogthe scavenger hunt of a lifetimethe day my shoes melted during catch Twitter - @ethanbryanFacebook - @EthanBryanStorieswww.ethanbryan.comDan Bryan's / Ethan Bryan's Game of CatchMiLB ArticleThe Echo Within
Ed Mylett said, "Most lessons in life are caught not taught." This was one of those statements that hit me like a brick! It's so true! Join me this week as we discuss some of the lessons I "caught" from my parents, and the ones that I am working to teach my own kids. The key is patience! They may take catching you in the act over and over and over again! And will you continue to do those things you wish to teach, even if they never catch your vision?? Listen in to explore this topic!
On the episode, I sat down with Ethan and we discussed the advantage that playing catch can have on the body physically but also mentally. Make sure that you are following Ethan and also get the book: A Year of Playing Catch. Enjoy Ethan BryanTwitter: https://twitter.com/Ethan_BryanWeb: https://www.ethanbryan.comThe Dad Hat Chronicles: https://linktr.ee/TheDadHatChroniclesI have partnered with Baseball BBQ to bring you awesome rilling tools and cutting boards. Makes sure to go www.baseballbbq/dadhat to check out their inventory. Also, make sure to use CDOE: BBQ20 to get 20% off your first purchase. Baseball BBQ Baseball BBQ is al about sharing the love of the game and the grill. Support the show
Ethan Bryan is a life-long Royals fan from Springfield, Missouri, whose epic first ballgame got him hooked at an early age (thanks George Brett!). His book A Year of Playing Catch: What a Simple Daily Experiment Taught Me about Life highlights his journey of playing catch every day for an entire year. We get into the life lessons learned over that year, who some of his amazing catch partners have been, and a great program created by him and his wife. Ethan also educates us on Kansas City's "Dressed to the Nines" event, and shares an incredibly moving story about a father who is undertaking the year-long challenge in honor of his son. If you are inspired after this episode and decide to start a catch challenge of your own, please tag both the Baseball Bucket List and Ethan Bryan on social so we can follow along! On Twitter, use the hashtag #Catch365Ethan Bryan Links: Website: https://www.ethanbryan.com/Book: Amazon | Barnes&Noble Twitter: @Ethan_BryanFacebook: @EthanBryanStories Baseball Bucket List Links:Twitter: @BaseballBucketFacebook: @BaseballBucketListInstagram: @Baseball.Bucket.ListWebsite: baseballbucketlist.com
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After we finished Part 1 with Ethan Bryan's experience of playing catch every day for one year with someone new each day, he continued to tell me more stories of the connection people have playing catch and I said, "We're doing part two, right now." he laughed and said, "Let's go. Enjoy the meaningful connection we experience when we play catch wit another human being. The beautiful part of playing catch is nobody is trying to win, they are simply cooperating to just keep playing. It's heaven sent. Order his book and contact Ethan at www.ethanbryan.com
Ethan D. Bryan is a storyteller whose narratives explore what it means to live a good story. At the age of six, he lost all of his hair due to an immune-system disorder called alopecia. Ethan knows about overcoming personal obstacles and being bullied. He also understands the power of hope, persevering through hundreds upon hundreds of manuscript rejections. Ethan played catch every single day of 2018, an effort that came to be known as Catch 365. He documented the whole journey through a daily blog. What he shares is what he learned and discovered in the joy of playing catch. He is the author of ten books, his writings earned him an opportunity to speak at the National Baseball Hall of Fame, an invitation to the White House for the Royals World Series championship, and endorsements from several former MLB players including Jim “The Rookie” Morris. Ethan has appeared ever so briefly in an ESPN 30-for-30 (#BringBackSungWoo) and as a background ballplayer in an Emmy-award winning documentary (First Boys of Spring). He still dreams of playing baseball (throwing out a first pitch) for his beloved KC Royals. A major fan of both Dr Pepper and donuts, Ethan was one of the best benchwarmers on his high school junior varsity baseball team. www.ethanbryan.com
In this episode of the Baseball Bucket List Podcast we speak with Dr. Paul Semendinger. Paul is an author of several books and runs the New York Yankees blog Start Spreading the News. We talk about how his love for baseball came to be, his upcoming book The Least Among Them, and his experience of playing catch with his dad at the Field of Dreams. He also discusses what it's like to have an in-house Yankees / Red Sox rivalry, and shares some tips for visiting Yankee Stadium. Anna also gets a chance to share why she has a soft spot for the Yankees, which may come as a surprise to most people. Find full show notes at: https://baseballbucketlist.com/podcast/episode-007-paul-semendinger/ Links mentioned in this episode: Website: https://startspreadingthenews.blog/Twitter: @DrPaulRSemTwitter: @NYY_ReportBook - The Least Among Them: Pre-Order on Amazon
Joining us on this week's episode is Adam Hazel, a high school athletic director form California. Adam shares his favorite baseball memories, his favorite things about being in the teaching profession, and his quest to play 365 days of catch. He also educates Anna on the San Jose Giants and their tradition of the beer batter. Next week is the one year anniversary of the Baseball Bucket List website. To celebrate, we're going to make a huge announcement and offer our largest giveaway yet! Make sure to sign up for our mailing list to be notified of the site's new features and how to sign up for the giveaway. Sign up at: https://baseballbucketlist.com/subscribeFind the full show notes for this episode at: https://baseballbucketlist.com/podcast/episode-006-adam-hazel/Mentioned on the show: Ethan Bryan's "A Year of Playing Catch" - WebsiteThe San Jose Giants - Twitter | WebsiteThe Portland Pickles - Twitter | WebsiteThe Stockton Ports - Twitter | WebsiteThe Moonlight Graham Podcast - Twitter | Website Follow Adam Hazel on Twitter: @AJH97470
In this episode of "Linch with a Leader" Mike sits down with author Ethan Bryan and talks about his newest book "A Year of Playing Catch". Ethan D. Bryan is a storyteller whose narratives explore what it means to live a good story. At the age of six, he lost all of his hair due to an immune-system disorder called alopecia. Ethan knows about overcoming personal obstacles and being bullied. He also understands the power of hope, persevering through hundreds upon hundreds of manuscript rejections.The author of ten books, his writings earned him an opportunity to speak at the National Baseball Hall of Fame, an invitation to the White House for the Royals World Series championship, and endorsements from several former MLB players including Jim “The Rookie” Morris.Ethan has appeared ever so briefly in an ESPN 30-for-30 (#BringBackSungWoo) and as a background ballplayer in an Emmy-award winning documentary (First Boys of Spring). He still dreams of playing baseball (throwing out a first pitch) for his beloved KC Royals.A major fan of both Dr Pepper and donuts, Ethan was one of the best benchwarmers on his high school junior varsity baseball team.Ethan played catch every single day of 2018, an effort that came to be known as Catch 365. He documented the whole journey through a daily blog. Day #1 can be found here.During this episode, Mike & Ethan talk about not only his year spent playing catch but also the lessons learned in the process!
Today husbands, Bryan and Tom sit down to catch up with the Bad Batch after a month long Pride celebration! We talk episodes 8, 9 and 10 of season one of the Bad Batch from reunions to finding a Common Ground. Now that Bryan and Tom are reunited are they going to be able to find a common ground on what to enjoy from these three episodes…get ready it's time to... DRINK UP! Welcome to Pink Milk Husband + Husband with your hosts Bryan and Tom! A weekly Star Wars morning show for us super-fans and those “Forced” to listen to us! Follow Pink Milk at: Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/servingpinkmilk Instagram : http://www.instagram.com/servingpinkmilk Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/berd-haus Visit and all the extra things we do at: www.servingpinkmilk.com Follow your hosts at: Bryan: https://twitter.com/ServingPinkMilk Tom: https://twitter.com/TomSipsPinkMilk Emma: https://twitter.com/HuttSLeia Mark: https://twitter.com/iameldiablito Chase: https://twitter.com/_thatgayjedi Join us on Pink Milk • After Dark every Friday late night at: https://www.youtube.com/c/PinkMilkPodcast Listen to us at: Pink Milk • Talking Star Wars, Queerly on Apple Podcast Spotify Google Podcast Amazon Music Stitcher Pandora IHeartRadio
Ethan Bryan played catch for 366 consecutive days in 2018, and then he wrote the book on it. In 2021, he's encouraging other people to play catch, and if they don't have baseball gloves, Ethan is going on the road to bring baseball to them. Starting Father's Day 2021, Ethan Bryan takes off across the Midwest on the Catching Hope Tour. He will make stops in Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Rockford, Illinois, and at the Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa. Along the way, he will give away baseball gloves. BUY "A Year of Playing Catch" https://www.amazon.com/Year-Playing-Catch-Simple-Experiment/dp/0310360307 Ethan Bryan on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ethan_Bryan Ethan Bryan on Facebook: http://facebook.com/EthanBryanStories Ethan Bryan on the Internet in general: http://ethanbryan.com "Burger Bites" is written, produced and edited by Rance Burger. Theme songs "Mr. Burger" by Burger Man Produced by Tay Muletti Buy/Stream: http://smarturl.it/BugerMan-MrBurger "Champion" by SeriouzBeats, music provided by Rujay Channel: https://YouTube.com/user/RujayTV Additional voice work by Ashley Burger. More on Grip 'N Rip Baseball: http://thegrbl.com Find Burger Bites on Facebook by searching "Burger Bites Podcast," or get after me on Twitter @RanceBurger
Ethan Bryan, author of A Year of Playing Catch, joins the boys to talk about being a lifelong fan of (and his encounters with) Hall of Famer George Brett, visiting the “Field of Dreams” movie site in Dyersville, Iowa, with his dad and, of course, how a chilly New Year's Day game of catch led to a 365-day journey across the Midwest and beyond!
It's January 27, 2021. BoxerBlu and Bram teach us about changes to America with Joe Biden in charge, controversy over the Nebra Sky Disk, a man who just wanted to play catch, the popularity of retrocomputing, and Ferrari's new SUV, Purosangue.
For our latest installment of the Author Interview Series, Mark Healey sits down with Ethan Bryan about his latest book "A Year of Playing Catch." They talk about how the book was put together, his own baseball fandom, and share some stories about his adventures playing catch every day for a year (with some pretty extraordinary people).
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Ethan is a writer and storyteller and is convinced baseball helps tell some of the best stories. His baseball stories have landed him an invitation to the White House for the Kansas City Royals World Series celebration, a trip to the National Baseball Hall of Fame to read his baseball poetry, as a background ballplayer in an Emmy-award winning documentary First Boys of Spring, and a brief appearance in an ESPN 30-for-30.Ethan played catch every single day of 2018, traveling more than 12,000 miles in an effort that came to be known as Catch 365. The stories from that adventure are featured in a recently released book, A Year of Playing Catch: What a simple daily experiment Taught me about Life.Ethan joins me to talk about baseball, his experience playing catch, and how we went about writing it all down.
What happens when you play catch every day for a year? Ethan Bryan played catch on New Year's Day with his daughters. Then they had an idea. "Dad, what if you played catch every day for an entire year?"That's 365 days of catch! It's 500 catch partners, 10 states, and 12,000 miles, rain, wind, and snow. It's about play, letting our guard down, and connecting with each other.Do you have a story about how play connected you to something bigger? LinksA Year of Playing Catch: What a Simple Daily Experiment Taught Me About Life, by Ethan Bryanethanbryan.comSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/kayhelm)
Author Ethan Bryan shares "A Year of Playing Catch" with the world. He shares the stories of how thieves stole his batting cage money, his friendship with Ozark Mountain Ducks championship hero Mark Blehm and his desire to share hope with other baseball fans for 2021 and beyond. Find out more about Ethan Bryan at http://ethanbryan.com, and find out more about Grip 'N Rip Baseball at http://theGRBL.com.
Mr. Catch 365 Ethan Bryan is the author of the 2020 Casey Award-nominated book "A Year of Playing Catch." He also played the outfield for the GRBL champion Ozark Mountain Ducks. Rance sat down with Ethan (and Ethan's cat) to talk about his writing, the challenges of promoting a book in the middle of a global pandemic, fatherhood and a whole lot more. Find out more about Ethan and his writing at http://ethanbryan.com.
Every day for a year, Ethan Bryan played catch. Along the way, he met former big leaguers, inspirational children, international stars and everyday Joes. The author joins us to discuss what he learned from a journey that took him to an Iowa cornfield, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and countless places in-between. Support Baseball by the Book at www.patreon.com/baseballbythebook.
This week on the show, Ethan Bryan, author of the new book "A Year of Playing Catch," joined us as he detailed his journey across America, playing catch with individuals of inspiration. He discussed what baseball and playing catch means to him outside the realm of simply a ball and glove. This was one of our favorite interviews because of Ethan's amazing storytelling.But first, we dove into how depressed we were watching this World Series, knowing how long it's going to take the Phillies to get back into contention. (approx. 5:30)We then talked about how we have likely seen the last of DeSean Jackson in an Eagles uniform and how he career is likely over at this point. Plus our scoring predictions for this week's Eagles game as they face the Dallas Cowboys. (approx. 10:55)From there, we went back into the PST vault and brought back our "Up or Down" segment. Is the Eagles secondary trending up or down? Are the Sixers front office moves thus far trending up or down? (approx. 19:20)This week on the Lowbrow Segment, we've got a new top-3 list! We've probably seen hundreds of concerts and shows in our lifetime, and purchased many shirts from those shows we went to. This week, our top-3 favorite concert shirts we've bought over the years. (approx. 30:35)What we're throwing down on the Table this week is an incredible interview with author Ethan Bryan who has written books over the years about the game of baseball. However, we focused on his new, inspirational book titled "A Year of Playing Catch" that is truly a work of art. Ethan discussed with us what playing catch not only meant to his journey across America, but what it has meant to his family and his life overall. An amazing discussion to say the least. All of this and much more this week on the Table! (approx. 49:45)Email us at feedback@philadelphiasportstable.com to let us know your thoughts about anything and everything Philly sports. We'll read your email on the show and respond.
On this episode we are joined by Ethan Bryan, author of the new book, “A Year of Playing Catch: What a Simple Daily Experiment Taught Me about Life”. We start it all off in the spring of 1979, reminiscing about Ethan’s baseball roots and his first game, which happened to be a 16 inning contest where Royals great George Brett hit for the cycle. He also relives a once in a lifetime experience getting to celebrate the Royals 2015 World Series championship at the White House. We discover how a chance encounter at a coffee shop led to his writing career and how he hasn’t looked back since. We then dive into his year long journey of playing catch. We learn what the driving force behind his mission was, how he stayed motivated to see it through, and he shares some of his favorite experiences and friends made along the way. A fantastic conversation about baseball as much as it is about life.
Episode 138 - Favorite Mass Market Games Introduction: News: Hero Quest Hasbro Reprint Monsters on Board - 4 days, $54 Philosophia: Floating World - 5 days, $89 Spycret Circumvention - 9 days, $39 Games played: Obsession Kayenta Games Alma Mater Eggertspiele Camp Pinetop Talon Strikes Favorite Mass Market Games: Jason - Sushi Roll Katie - Villainous Jason - Spirits of the Wild Katie - Monikers Jason - Pan Am Katie - Bob Ross: The Art of Chill honorable mentions: Clue, Trivial Pursuit, Just One, Codenames, Trapper Keeper, True Colors, Catchphrase Closing:
Ethan Bryan was first on the podcast in 2018 when he was in the process of playing catch every day for an entire year. Now, it is our pleasure to bring the author Ethan Bryan onto the podcast to discuss his newly released book, “A Year of Playing Catch”.
PluggedIn's Adam Holz reviews the controversial Netflix movie "Cuties," as well the controversy around Disney's "Mulan" where the movie was filmed in the Chinese province were Uighur Muslims are being persecuted. Author Ethan Bryan talks about his book "A Year Playing Catch."
PluggedIn's Adam Holz reviews the controversial Netflix movie "Cuties," as well the controversy around Disney's "Mulan" where the movie was filmed in the Chinese province were Uighur Muslims are being persecuted. Author Ethan Bryan talks about his book "A Year Playing Catch."
Are you having fun? In this episode of the podcast, I sit down with Ethan Bryan to discuss what it means to have intentional fun. Ethan Bryan played catch every day for a year, and it changed his life. We talk baseball, fun, and why you need it to connect with God. Text RECLAIM to 66866 to be part of the Reclamation Community. Links: Ethan BryanHearts and Minds BooksEthan on Facebook
This week Aaron and Ollie discuss the simple joys of playing catch with the kids and an idyllic family day at the beach. Then Ollie laments the death of the manual transmission and somehow blames the incremental demise of American car culture on Millennials and today's youth in general. Recorded: 07.20.2020
Fantasy Theatre on Fathers. The Truth & How to Find It. The Absurdity of Life and Nobody Mattering. The Meditative State of "Playing Catch." Email us at FantasyTheatrePodcast@gmail.com
Author Karyn Bosnak joins the show to discuss the minor leagues, Tim Robbins' buttAnnie's, ability to be a pitching coach and happy fun sex. Follow Karyn on Twitter @karynbosnak Join the Bull Durham Minute Dugout on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/928386427538867/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/BullDurhamMin
We made it to Friday, we made it to 'May Day' and Boomer & Gio had a lot to cover whole opening their wildly popular radio program. First of all, Boomer got some new hockey skates, so of course he fired up the oven, our boss went for a long ride so that he could have a catch, Gio lays out his new Friday routine, some 'nice clams' and much more. Enjoy...
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Scott Schell, father and son playing catch when by law officer threatened to give them a ticket and fine
This is your Beer, Liquor and other beverage news for the week of December 14, 2019…Playing Catch up with the new Belgium story, Ballast point sold for far less than one Ballast Point., Anheuser-Bush to expand partnership with Craft Brew Alliance, by buying them, Best Cities for Beer Drinkers – 2019 Edition all this and more on Have a Drink News.
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Hey friends, we’re in the second episode of a three-part series and I’m excited to dive back into it. If you didn’t listen to “Playing Catch-up and Part I of Finding Margin for the Devotional Life”, I hope you’ll take some time to circle back there. The comments from that episode lead me to believe it hit the mark with so many listeners, and I […]
A Sherborn Pastor Speaks: Sermons from the Pilgrim Church Pulpit
Playing Catch and Benefit Concerts Dave (aka SirJerkFace) joins Michael to play catch (and fetch) and start up two very important benefit concerts. Guest: Dave Dave on Twitter Dave on Instagram Hosted by Michael Michael on Twitter Michael on Instagram Michael on Twitch Michael on Cotton Bureau Produced by Yvgenii of Floor3Media Yvgenii on Twitter Yvgenii on Instagram Yvgenii on YouTube Yvgenii on Patreon Floor3Media Follow Hyperthetical Hyperthetical on Twitter Hyperthetical on Instagram Get in touch By phone at 937-63-HYPER By email at complain@hyperthetical.show
Every week, two of the Best Fans in Baseball (TM) bring you all the news and analysis you need about the St. Louis Cardinals. Another season is starting, both in baseball and for Gateway, and Daniel (C70 At The Bat, @C70) and Tara (Birds on the Black, @tarawellman) start diving into the Cardinal news of the day. Adam Wainwright elaborated on his thoughts about the current labor market and issues, something the commissioner seemed to take offense over. Was it wise for Uncle Charlie to speak out? Brett Cecil lost a lot last year and has lost a lot of pounds this year. Can he be an effective lefty and, if so, how does that complicate even more the bullpen? It may not be the longest show, but you have to warm up and stretch before hitting the drills, right?
New year, new us. We head into 2019 with a fresh look and feel as we reveal our most anticipated movies and albums of 2019, review The Mule, interview the band Coercion and review their rockin' new EP, Veritas. -Playing Catch-up: Stench EP recording, wedding plans, and gym stuff. -Movies: 321 Our top most anticipated movies of 2019. -Movie Review: The Mule. -Music: 321 Our top most anticipated albums of 2019. -Interview: Coercion -Music Review: Coercion - Veritas. Follow us: @jefffeuerhaken @therealmichaelgomes -Be cool, and subscribe to The Loud Feedback Podcast on iTunes, and don't forget to hook us up with a 5-star review. Links http://www.jefffeuerhaken.com/ http://michaelgomesactor.com/
Shannon welcomes Bob Brody, an essayist and executive from New York City and author of Playing Catch with Strangers: A Family Guy (Reluctantly) Comes of Age, a memoir about his struggle to become a grown-up family man. "Playing catch" is meant to be taken both literally and as a metaphor for connections made with other humans. Brody describes his personal relationships with his family of origin, and the family he created, with an emotional current that is universally relatable. "Playing Catch with Strangers is a gem . . . filled with insights, wit, pithy observations, common sense and neighborly decency . . a delightful and thought-provoking memoir." ~ Dan Rather, former CBS-TV anchor Our Lives with Shannon Fisher explores personal, political, and societal perspectives of the American experience. The show delves deeply into the worlds of writers, artists, celebrities, and community leaders and offers listeners food for thought on ways to better themselves and the world around them. Follow Shannon on Twitter: @MsShannonFisher. Copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network, LLC. #BobBrody #PlayingCatchWithStrangers #Memoir #Essays #AuthorInterviews #Authors #Writers #Books #AuthorsOnTheAir #Radio #Podcast #ShannonFisher #MsShannonFisher
There comes a time in every man’s life when he’s got to grow up. Personally, I found growing up very hard. I went to college and fell in love with it. And what’s not to love? You meet really interesting people (some very attractive, if you get my drift); you get to yak about really fascinating though useless stuff into the wee hours (and sleep late!); you can play pick-up basketball at nearly any hour of the day (“I got next”); there’s a lot of beer to be drunk and, um, other things to be ingested (some of which will, so you are told, “expand your mind” or something like that); and you don’t really have to work (other than the job you get to raise the money to buy the aforementioned beer). Oh, and the dining hall (a really magical place) always had soft serve! It never occurred to me to leave this youthful paradise of irresponsibility. So I didn’t; I went to graduate school where I continued to live that indolent life for nearly another decade. And even when I was done there and got my first “job”, I continued to live more or less like I did in college well into my 30s, a kind of over-educated man-child. Eventually, though, there was a reckoning. And it was rough. I’ll spare you the sad, painful details. Happily for Bob Brody and his lovely family, his reckoning came sooner and he handled it with much more grace that I did. But our stories of growing up are of an American-male piece. He tells his tale in a wonderful series of vignettes in his new memoir Playing Catch with Strangers: A Family Guy (Reluctantly) Comes of Age (Heliotrope Books, 2017). They are at moments funny, touching, instructive, wise and always heartfelt. And (spoiler alert!) the entire set ends well, because Bob grows up to be a very responsible family man. And a great writer to boot! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There comes a time in every man’s life when he’s got to grow up. Personally, I found growing up very hard. I went to college and fell in love with it. And what’s not to love? You meet really interesting people (some very attractive, if you get my drift); you get to yak about really fascinating though useless stuff into the wee hours (and sleep late!); you can play pick-up basketball at nearly any hour of the day (“I got next”); there’s a lot of beer to be drunk and, um, other things to be ingested (some of which will, so you are told, “expand your mind” or something like that); and you don’t really have to work (other than the job you get to raise the money to buy the aforementioned beer). Oh, and the dining hall (a really magical place) always had soft serve! It never occurred to me to leave this youthful paradise of irresponsibility. So I didn’t; I went to graduate school where I continued to live that indolent life for nearly another decade. And even when I was done there and got my first “job”, I continued to live more or less like I did in college well into my 30s, a kind of over-educated man-child. Eventually, though, there was a reckoning. And it was rough. I’ll spare you the sad, painful details. Happily for Bob Brody and his lovely family, his reckoning came sooner and he handled it with much more grace that I did. But our stories of growing up are of an American-male piece. He tells his tale in a wonderful series of vignettes in his new memoir Playing Catch with Strangers: A Family Guy (Reluctantly) Comes of Age (Heliotrope Books, 2017). They are at moments funny, touching, instructive, wise and always heartfelt. And (spoiler alert!) the entire set ends well, because Bob grows up to be a very responsible family man. And a great writer to boot! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There comes a time in every man’s life when he’s got to grow up. Personally, I found growing up very hard. I went to college and fell in love with it. And what’s not to love? You meet really interesting people (some very attractive, if you get my drift); you get to yak about really fascinating though useless stuff into the wee hours (and sleep late!); you can play pick-up basketball at nearly any hour of the day (“I got next”); there’s a lot of beer to be drunk and, um, other things to be ingested (some of which will, so you are told, “expand your mind” or something like that); and you don’t really have to work (other than the job you get to raise the money to buy the aforementioned beer). Oh, and the dining hall (a really magical place) always had soft serve! It never occurred to me to leave this youthful paradise of irresponsibility. So I didn’t; I went to graduate school where I continued to live that indolent life for nearly another decade. And even when I was done there and got my first “job”, I continued to live more or less like I did in college well into my 30s, a kind of over-educated man-child. Eventually, though, there was a reckoning. And it was rough. I’ll spare you the sad, painful details. Happily for Bob Brody and his lovely family, his reckoning came sooner and he handled it with much more grace that I did. But our stories of growing up are of an American-male piece. He tells his tale in a wonderful series of vignettes in his new memoir Playing Catch with Strangers: A Family Guy (Reluctantly) Comes of Age (Heliotrope Books, 2017). They are at moments funny, touching, instructive, wise and always heartfelt. And (spoiler alert!) the entire set ends well, because Bob grows up to be a very responsible family man. And a great writer to boot! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There comes a time in every man’s life when he’s got to grow up. Personally, I found growing up very hard. I went to college and fell in love with it. And what’s not to love? You meet really interesting people (some very attractive, if you get my drift); you get to yak about really fascinating though useless stuff into the wee hours (and sleep late!); you can play pick-up basketball at nearly any hour of the day (“I got next”); there’s a lot of beer to be drunk and, um, other things to be ingested (some of which will, so you are told, “expand your mind” or something like that); and you don’t really have to work (other than the job you get to raise the money to buy the aforementioned beer). Oh, and the dining hall (a really magical place) always had soft serve! It never occurred to me to leave this youthful paradise of irresponsibility. So I didn’t; I went to graduate school where I continued to live that indolent life for nearly another decade. And even when I was done there and got my first “job”, I continued to live more or less like I did in college well into my 30s, a kind of over-educated man-child. Eventually, though, there was a reckoning. And it was rough. I’ll spare you the sad, painful details. Happily for Bob Brody and his lovely family, his reckoning came sooner and he handled it with much more grace that I did. But our stories of growing up are of an American-male piece. He tells his tale in a wonderful series of vignettes in his new memoir Playing Catch with Strangers: A Family Guy (Reluctantly) Comes of Age (Heliotrope Books, 2017). They are at moments funny, touching, instructive, wise and always heartfelt. And (spoiler alert!) the entire set ends well, because Bob grows up to be a very responsible family man. And a great writer to boot! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Playing Catch 玩接球 Kate and her brother Jake like to play catch． 凯特和她哥哥杰克喜欢玩接球游戏。 They play with softballs，footballs，and tennis balls． 他们玩垒球、足球和网球。 They toss balls back and forth in the yard all the time． 他们一直在院子里来回投掷球。 Sometimes they go to the park to have more space for throwing the balls further． 有时，他们去公园，那里空间更多，可以将球扔得更远。 When it is raining out，they play catch in the basement． 下雨的时候，他们就在地下室玩接球游戏。 They use a tennis ball，because it bounces off the basement walls． 他们用网球，因为网球可以从地下室的墙上再反弹回来。 Jake is going to soccer camp for a week this summer． 今年夏天杰克打算去足球场露营一个星期。 Kate is sad because she won't have anyone to play catch with while he is gone． 凯特很伤心，因为他不在的时候，她找不到人一起玩接球了。 ...
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In this episode of Loud Feedback, the guys recount their adventures at Sabroso Fest, give the stoked/not stoked verdict on some upcoming summer movies, and review Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One and the new Judas Priest album, Firepower. -Playing Catch-up: Stench, workout routines, and other random stuff. -Movies: Stoked/Not Stoked - Solo, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Avengers Infinity War, Ocean's 8, and The Meg. -Movie Review: Ready Player One. -Music: Jeff and Mike's recount adventurous tales from Sabroso Fest. -Music Review: Judas Priest - Firepower. Follow us: @jefffeuerhaken @therealmichaelgomes -Be cool, and subscribe to The Loud Feedback Podcast on iTunes, and don't forget to hook us up with a 5-star review. Links http://www.jefffeuerhaken.com/ http://michaelgomesactor.com/
In this super extra awesome special episode, Jeff Feuerhaken and Mike Gomes interview Lasso director Evan Cecil. Also, Jeff and Mike reveal their most anticipated albums of 2018, as well as review The 15:17 To Paris and the new Senses Fail album. -Playing Catch-up: Small talk and smaller talk. -Movies: Interview with Lasso director, Evan Cecil. Did you know Lasso features none other than Mr. Mike Gomes as the rodeo clown from hell? And he didn't even ruin the movie! -Movie Review: The 15:17 To Paris. -Music: Jeff and Mike's most anticipated music releases of 2018. -Music Review: Senses Fail - If There Is Light, It Will Find You Follow us: @jefffeuerhaken @therealmichaelgomes -Please subscribe to The Loud Feedback Podcast on iTunes. While you're there, thanks you for donating your generous 5-star reviews. Links http://www.jefffeuerhaken.com/ http://michaelgomesactor.com/
It's 2018, and the Loud Feedback dudes are back with a new episode. In this one, we talk about our most anticipated movies of the year, our favorite rap albums, and review the latest Star Wars movie and Eminem album. -Playing Catch-up: Chit-chat, what-not, and what-have-you. -Movies: We give our most anticipated movies of 2018. - Movie Review: Star Wars: The Last Jedi. -Music: 321 with our all time favorite rap albums. -Music Review: Eminem - Revival. Follow us: @jefffeuerhaken @therealmichaelgomes -Please subscribe to The Loud Feedback Podcast on iTunes. While you're there, please give us a happy review with a lot of stars in it. Links http://www.jefffeuerhaken.com/ http://michaelgomesactor.com/
In this episode of The Loud Feedback Podcast, we go old-school and revisit some gems from the days of yesteryear, namely Birdman and Metallica's Master Of Puppets. Oh yeah, we also get all futuristic and speculate on the future of the entertainment industry. -Playing Catch-up: The usual small talk. -Movies: We predict the future of the moviegoing experience. -Throwback Movie Review: Birdman. -Music: Some concerts, and more predictions about the music industry. -Throwback Music Review: Metallica - Master of Puppets. Follow us: @jefffeuerhaken @therealmichaelgomes -Please subscribe to The Loud Feedback Podcast on iTunes. While you're there, don't forget to rate us and write a review. Links http://www.jefffeuerhaken.com/ http://michaelgomesactor.com/
Today's episode is brought to you by: coincidence. It's how I met both of these great writers. Last year, I covered Bob Brody's essay panel at the American Society of Journalists and Authors for The Writer Magazine. His book Playing Catch with Strangers came out on Father's Day this June on Heliotrope Books. This year, I interviewed Mandy Len Catron for my book proposal on Modern Love essays. Her new book How to Fall in With Anyone comes out on June 27 on Simon and Schuster. Listen below or subscribe on iTunes.
Will and Andrew talk about the new Facebook features and changes, how Google could find your events and personal job search, Instagram added features, Pinterest's autoplay video and Happy 20th birthday to AOL Instant messenger. Featuring Andrew McCauley (@andymac71) and Will Hanke (@redcanoemedia) Show Notes Facebook Facebook Is Testing Rewards QR Codes in Its Mobile Apps http://www.adweek.com/digital/facebook-testing-rewards-qr-codes/ [...] The post Digi Know Episode 53 – Playing Catch-up: LOTS of Facebook, Google & Instagram Updates appeared first on Red Canoe Media.
This week, your hosts go over what we consider to be our pick of the sessions that will be presented during the Hadoop Summit Dataworks Summit in Munich next week. The Roaring Elephant will be in attendance, look out for the two guys in distinctive yellow fleeces with the Roaring Elephant logo on the back, we hope to see you there! 00:00 Recent events Dave DS Model Lifecycle https://www.svds.com/models-lab-factory/ Stitchfix Algorithm Tour http://algorithms-tour.stitchfix.com/ Cloudera Data Science Workbench http://vision.cloudera.com/cloudera-data-science-workbench-self-service-data-science-for-the-enterprise/ http://www.dbms2.com/2017/03/19/cloudera-data-science-workbench/ Jhon Yarn 3 Data Lake 3.0: The EZ button to deploy in minutes and cut TCO by half https://hortonworks.com/blog/data-lake-3-0-deploy-minutes-cut-tco-half/ Data Lake 3.0 Part 2 – A multi colored YARN https://hortonworks.com/blog/data-lake-3-0-part-2-multi-colored-yarn/ Data Lake 3.0 Part 3 – Distributed tensorflow assembly on apache hadoop YARN https://hortonworks.com/blog/distributed-tensorflow-assembly-hadoop-yarn/ Playing Catch-up: How To Set Up a Shared Amazon RDS as Your Hive Metastore http://blog.cloudera.com/blog/2017/02/how-to-set-up-a-shared-amazon-rds-as-your-hive-metastore/ YARN Node Labels: Label-based scheduling and resource isolation https://developer.ibm.com/hadoop/2017/03/10/yarn-node-labels/ Hadoop at Strata: Not Exactly ‘Failure,’ But It Is Complicated https://www.datanami.com/2017/03/20/hadoop-strata-not-exactly-failure-complicated Microsoft and Hortonworks empower Azure HDInsight customers to be first to benefit from innovation https://hortonworks.com/blog/microsoft-hortonworks-empower-azure-hdinsight-customers-first-benefit-innovation/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-new-capabilities-of-hdinsight-and-documentdb-at-strata/ http://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-moves-ahead-on-cloud-data-ai-fronts/ 40:05 Dataworks Summit 2017 - Day 1 Preview In this episode, we touch most of the sessions that take place during the Dataworks Summit in Munich next week and tell you what our favorites are. https://dataworkssummit.com/munich-2017/agenda/#20170403 01:12:20 Dataworks Summit 2017 - Day 2 Preview After the sessions from the first day, we continue with the second day. 01:32:30 Dataworks Summit 2017 - Preview - General comments Now that we went ver the entire two day event, we had some general comments about the event. 01:42:34 End Please use the Contact Form on this blog or our twitter feed to send us your questions, or to suggest future episode topics you would like us to cover.
In which your hosts discuss Resident Evil 7’s ‘teaser demo’ (by way of Project Zero, P.T. and Silent Hill 3) and the prospect of experiencing Capcom’s new direction for the series in the brave new world of VR. Or, you know, trying it for 30 seconds before flinging the sweat-soaked headset to the other side … Continue reading 13: Playing Catch-up Shorts – Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour → The post 13: Playing Catch-up Shorts – Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour appeared first on .
In which your hosts start putting out some bite-size morsels in-between the main episodes to try and maintain some semblance of consistency. Having spoken about his experience playing through Broken Age in last week’s episode, a presumably sleep deprived Paul reports back having consumed 20 episodes of the accompanying documentary series in a week. Meanwhile, … Continue reading 12: Playing Catch-up Shorts – Broken Age coda & Earth Defense Force 4.1 → The post 12: Playing Catch-up Shorts – Broken Age coda & Earth Defense Force 4.1 appeared first on .
Steve, Mitch and Tom manage to coerce Tom Bailey from Playing Catch up onto the this week's show. Mitch's top tips on appliances is conspicuous by it's absence. Tom tries to convince us his NBA likeness sounds like James Earl Jones and Steve believes Amazon have an excellent returns policy. Games featured: Lego Dimensions, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, NBA2K17: The Prelude, You Must Build A Boat, Overcooked and Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes.
In which the ever-revolving door of Playing Catch-up co-hosts thrusts Paul Thomas into the spotlight as he sets his sights high and pursues the impossible dream of a six-episode streak. Join your hosts on a rollercoaster journey as they run the gamut of emotions, experiencing fear and sadness over the insignificance of human existence only … Continue reading 10: Sexy Trojan Horse / The Talos Principle & 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand → The post 10: Sexy Trojan Horse / The Talos Principle & 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand appeared first on .
On episode 285, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Cory Barker (@corybarker) of TV.com and Kyle Nolan (@kyool) from NoReruns.net (@NoReruns) to talk some renewal news and then take a look at the second season finales of Halt and Catch Fire and True Detective, the second season premiere of Playing House, the series premiere of Mr.… Continue reading TVx3 E285: Detective Robot Robinson Playing Catch
On episode 285, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Cory Barker (@corybarker) of TV.com and Kyle Nolan (@kyool) from NoReruns.net (@NoReruns) to talk some renewal news and then take a look at the second season finales of Halt and Catch Fire and True Detective, the second season premiere of Playing House, the series premiere of Mr. […]
Playing Catch-upSo, yeah, it’s been awhile. Again. The Screeners had the best of intentions, they promise. Somewhere in the past month or so there were at least two episodes that were planned and fell through the cracks. Since Josh actually went to the theater for said episodes (and he really wants you to know that he did his job in all of this), the four have given up on the lightning round this week and instead have opted for a grab bag of “whatcha been watchin’?”.Chris starts the segment off with a review of the most recent season of Game of Thrones...and ends up somewhere else entirely, but we won’t begrudge him his burning passion for network TV. Or maybe we just fed him the GoT topic so we could post this. Next up is Chad, who admits he’s late to the party for once, but loves Silicon Valley all the same. The show’s been a big hit with a majority of the Screeners, actually, and there’s definitely some fun to be had guessing which of the show’s characters may have been modeled after Josh.Since Josh gets a turn, you know he’s going to insist on talking about one of the movies he actually saw this year. Ex Machina’s part of what seems to be a recent thematic trend in sci-fi; does it have anything to set it apart from, say, Transcendence as an AI movie?In what must have been an attempt to ramp up the energy level for the main event, Melody rounds out the segment by covering the Screeners’ latest failure for an episode plan: Mad Max: Fury Road. Some might say we saved the best for last. One person, amidst a sea of positive reviews, might dare to say otherwise. We’re tired of telling you to guess who that person might be and implying that you might be surprised. You know, and you won’t be.Finally, a Sequel to Encino Man!We just can’t shake the mental image of Pauly Shore riding a velociraptor that we’d hoped against hope would be the climax of Jurassic World. Alas, we’ll have to settle for Chris Pratt on a motorcycle. It’s fine, really. Totally fine.No spoilers for the latest installment of the Godzilla franchise here; you’ll have to listen to hear how much Chris loved it and how deep his forgiving spirit runs.This episode may not look like much in outline form, but trust us; there’s enough material in there to either get you thinking or alienate you forever; take your pick when you’re done with the episode, and head over to Facebook to tell us whether you’ll be coming back for more.
Playing Catch-up; Bardic Immunity; Questions, Questions, Questions.
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