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The PtP Podcast is back to talk through the mid-season firing of head coach Will Ryan. How did we get here, where did it all go wrong, and where do we go from here?

(Player not displaying or working? Click here to listen.) After not being able to have Polishing the Pulpit in 2020 or 2021, this wonderful event is back, and it starts next week. So, to celebrate, Adam and Leah are joined by their children, Mary Carol and Turner, to talk about why each of them is excited about the return of PTP. For more information and to view the full schedule–because it’s not too late to register–visit the PTP website here. Find our podcast on… Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Stitcher TuneIn Radio RSS The post Episode 163: Why We're Excited About PTP [Podcast] first appeared on .

In this week's episode of the PTP Podcast, Mike sits down with founder Ryan Gass to discuss business as well as how he started his travel training program and taking care of our training hosts. . . Have questions about training? Give Mike a call or text at 240-925-5788 . . Get smarter, and qualified, to carry a weapon in the State of Maryland, DC, VA and many more States by taking our Multi State Training here: https://www.ptpgun.com/product-page/m...    If you don't have self-defense insurance you should! We HIGHLY recommend US Law Shield https://www.uslawshield.com/?affid=23...  Like US Law Shield, we only recommend brands that we fully support and use in our lives. Plates: https://safelifedefense.com/ref/PTPGUN/  Ear-Pro: https://bit.ly/3kR2mS2  Support our LGS: Gun Monkey's Armory at https://www.gmarmory.com/  As always, Train. Defend. PREVAIL!

Meet Jason McCoy, Owner and Lead Instructor of Redpass Training Solutions out of Utah.  In this episode of the PTP Podcast, Ryan and Mike talk with Jason about firearms training, his military background, career in law enforcement, and much more.  To train with Jason in Utah, please check out his website https://redpasstraining.com/ When we had more classes with him soon, they will be available at PTP-Gun.com Check out some footage from our past classes we've hosted Jason for: Handgun 1 Women Only, Jason McCoy https://youtu.be/1HpEXgV3oE4 Fighting from within a Vehicle, with Jason McCoy https://youtu.be/zvAcWxwv-iA Women Handgun 1, Day 1 https://youtu.be/7ubpAQyNRuw Strong Hand Shooting, Handgun 1 https://youtu.be/H_D0DuCKMKQ

The PTP Podcast is back to talk about the non-conference season, recent transfer news, a couple of GB players in the NBA, and preview the Phoenix next three games. Follow us on Twitter: @PhearThePhoenix / @BrianDickmann / @JimSarow

114. I Need To Call My Therapist feat. @ PTPJacob The theme of the week is Judaism is Jacob from the PTP Podcast comes to talk us through the Florida Panthers' big couple of weeks, as well as the girls' takes on Ottawa and the Stanley Cup Final. Time Stamps: Round Table(0:00-22:00) Stanley Cup(22:00 - 33:30) Penguins(33:30 - 41:30)Ottawa(41:30 - 50:00)Interview (50:00 - 1:57:00) SG/AB (1:57:40 - 2:10:00)Mailbag (2:10:00 - 2:35:30) Harry Potter (2:35:30 - END) Follow us on Twitter (@ForPucksSakePod), Instagram (@ForPucksSakePodcast) and TikTok (@ForPucksSakePod) help support us by buying a T-Shirt at teespring.com/stores/for-pucks-sake-2 using the promo codes in the episode. Or give to our Patreon, www.patreon.com/forpuckssakepod Call or Text our hotline at any time to leave a 3 Stars topic, or to be featured on First Time, Long Time, at 803-510-7253 or 803-510-SAKE

The PTP Podcast is back for the 2019-20 school year! In Episode 5, Dr. Julie, Dr. Mike, and Jason discuss the transition from high school to college athletics, building mental wellness, and share tips on getting a good night sleep.

Yo everybody, it's a surprise episode of PTP! In this episode I give a big THANK YOU to you the listener for helping make PTP Podcast's first 2 weeks amazing. Because of the unexpected initial success of the podcast, I have some housecleaning items to attend to in this episode. I talk about constructive criticism, the awesome feedback and how we're adding more episodes each week!I also announce the launch of www.ptppod.com! The new home for all things PTP. You can listen to episodes, read articles (poorly written by yours truly) and I've made it easy for you to provide content and feedback to the show!I've also added a new Voicemail element to the Podcast. Call our new hotline and leave us a voicemail (it will probably be played on air, so beware!). Call us at (213) 394-5159Stick around til the end of the episode and you'll get a sneak peak at some of the upcoming guests on PTP.Thanks again everyone!@ptppodptppod.com(213) 394-5159

Skyler Burkardt & Richard Bradshaw are back to give you their thoughts on the latest NFL news and anaylsis from around the league.

Dr. Julie Amato joins Jason Gallucci and Dr. Mike Gross on the PTP Podcast where they discuss stress and the student-athlete, athlete retirement, and of course give their Tips of the Week.

Skyler brings on Jake Ellenbogen to talk about the NFL draft and recap what on earth happened.

Tune into the PTP Podcast to hear Jason Gallucci and Dr. Mike Gross discuss the physical and mental commitment to mastery, the importance of managing anger, as well as their tips of the week.

Catch up with the guys as they talk college football! see who the upset of the week is and what Kelly Bryant should do for his future. Are the Irish the real deal? find out all that and more this week on the PTP Podcast!

Feats of strength are impossible to perform over the internet, but Alex, Andrew and guest Kat Arnsby indulge in the other great Festivus tradition, the airing of grievances. The list of things the trio have to complain about includes the changes PokerStars has announced for 2017, Marty Derbyshire and his firing from PokerNews, President-Elect Trump, and being put in a gross turn spot with bottom set on a wet board.

With guest Adam Small of PocketFives, Andrew and Alex discuss the outcome of this year’s WSOP Main Event final table, the unpredictable and entertaining style of its champion Qui Nguyen, the poor turnout for the PokerStars Festival New Jersey, and the US election, the results of which were not known at the time of recording. For strategy, it’s back to the November Nine, and a hand played between Kenny Hallaert and Michael Ruane during the first day.

We’ve asked our listeners in the past what sort of content they’d like to hear on the podcast. They told us “anything except politics,” so naturally, here is a two-hour episode consisting entirely of political debate between Andrew Barber and guest Bryan Paris, and virtually no poker content to speak of.

With the WSOP over, errant co-host Andrew Barber returns to the podcast, and he and Alex have some catching up to do. The two discuss their respective WSOP experiences and Alex’s bets, Andrew gives his take on last episode’s story about California card rooms, they go over some of the back stories of this year’s November Nine, and explore the mash-up variant known as Drawmaha. Finally, for strategy, they look at two examples of players hero-folding quads, one from this summer’s Main Event, and another from the 2012 Big One for One Drop.

Alex is joined by fellow PTP contributor Steve Ruddock, replacing Andrew Barber while the latter is busy with the WSOP. They discuss WSOP prop bets big and small, from Vanessa Selbst’s high-risk bracelet bets against Dzmitry Urbanovich and Jason Mercier, to Alex’s own little bets for a fun Main Event sweat. Steve also discusses some of the latest developments in the complex world of California gambling legislation, one of his areas of expertise. Finally, they go over a tough river decision faced by Safiya Umerova on her way to winning the WSOP $1500 Shootout. Will Alex end up berating Steve for being too nitty yet again?

Dr. Jaclyn Moskow’s recent allegations against Nolan Dalla, regarding events which took place on the set of Poker Night in America, have raised difficult questions for the poker world. It’s an uncomfortable conversation, but Alex and Andrew attempt to navigate it with the help of social worker Leah Freeman and poker player and writer Mariana Vamplew. They discuss the realities of being a woman in society and in poker, and why it’s so hard for everyone to talk about sexual harassment and assault. Afterwards, Andrew puts Alex in the hotseat with a hand he played in the $1500 WSOP Dealer’s Choice event.

Alex, Andrew and ‘the Poker Mutant’ Darrel Plant discuss the recent intergenerational poker Twitter feud, compare poker to Hearthstone and try to guess the age of this year’s WSOP Main Event winner. The three also review a listener’s hand, in which hero flops broadway on a monochrome board.

Alex and Andrew are joined by Justin Hammer, tournament coordinator at the Commerce Casino in LA to discuss experimental tournament formats. Other topics on the agenda include the outcome of the Spin-and-Go satellites to the EPT Grand Final in Monaco, the recent refunds disbursed by PokerStars to high stakes Spin-and-Go players, and a river decision by Mustapha Kanit that confused even pros like Vanessa Selbst.

The full unedited interview of Olivier Busquet about his MMA fight and poker in general.

Alex and Andrew talk to Olivier Busquet about his MMA fight, prop betting and the GPL, then are joined by PTP contributor Steve Ruddock for a debate about Mike Dentale's alleged collusion scandal.

Alex and Andrew take a look at the concept of risk aversion, and how it plays into wealth inequality. Meanwhile, one risky endeavor that seems to be paying off is the Global Poker League, which has had a very successful first two weeks. But when put into the shoes of a GPL player, will Andrew take the risky line on the river, or opt to play it safe?

So much has happened at PokerStars in the past two weeks that it was hard to fit into one episode. Alex and Andrew talk about the controversial rake hike, online satellites for the EPT Grand Final, the charges facing Amaya CEO David Baazov and more. They also take a look at a 2-7 Triple Draw variant that’s been popping up in high stakes cash games.

In this first episode of the PartTimePoker Podcast, PTP lead writer Alex Weldon and WSOP bracelet winner Andrew Barber talk about their own backgrounds, the defeat of world Go champion Lee Sedol by Google’s AlphaGo, and the controversy facing Ivan Luca after he found himself heads-up against his girlfriend Maria Lampropoulos at the end of a Eureka Poker Tour main event. These topics lead to discussion of the ethics of markup, AI bots and the future of online poker, and the issue of soft play in tournaments. Finally, in the strategy segment, Andrew critiques a hand in which Alex finds himself debating whether to make a thin river value bet in a low buy-in Mix-Max tournament.

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@PTPpodcast stops by the studio to talk a little podcasting this week! Before we even get started, seeing how they're a Canadian based trio, we had to ask them a few questions about the old TV show "You Can't Do That On Television." We quickly learn that though they've heard of it, they are to young to have seen it. Shannon, Justin and Justin all come from a background in radio/broadcasting! They're the real deal. They take us from thier days at a college radio station to their first days of podcasting. From great studio equipment to just a macbook with a built-in-microphone they plug away at their podcast dream like an indie band that could! ...and they do! This group has tons of advice to give and a great sense of humor. *NSFW*** This episode has a few crude jokes. Though I try to keep this show away from the dirty side of humor...sometimes it's just got to happen. If that offends you, just skip this episode and we'll be on our best behavior most of the time.... Contact us: Twitter: @podcaster101 Email: 7dagpodcasting101@gmail.com Call our Voicemail: 206-424-0772