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The betting favorite to win it all in 2025-2026? The Purdue Boilermakers. Head Coach Matt Painter sits down with Gary Parrish to discuss how the offseason has gone, what makes Braden Smith so special, and more! 03:04 - The secret to Purdue's retention rate 14:38 - How special is it to have two All-Americans in your starting lineup 17:55 - Discovering Braden Smith 20:36 - What roles with Oscar Cluff & Omer Mayer play this season?

Talkin' bout practice...not a game...practice.

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-18:01) – Jake closes out the first hour of the show with Big Ten Network’s Dave Revsine joining the program to preview the upcoming Big Ten Football season. He shares who could be this year’s Indiana in the conference, believes Fernando Mendoza can take Indiana to another level offensively based off what he has seen from him at California, and admits that he needs to see what Purdue looks like in camp before having any idea what the Boilermakers will look like with Barry Odom in year one. (18:01-44:16) – Joel Erickson from the IndyStar joins Query & Company to discuss some of his takeaways from the first official week of training camp practices for the Colts with Jake Query. He comments on how well DJ Giddens has looked in his first training camp, accesses where things are at right now in the quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones, states that he is fascinated to see how the quick change of things in practice benefits the team, and discusses with Jake the lack of practice time in camp. (44:16-57:51) – Indiana Fever TV analyst, Debbie Antonelli, joins Jake Query on Query & Company to access where things are at right now without Caitlin Clark, believes that her shooting struggles were connected to the soft tissue injuries, compliments Kelsey Mitchell on how continues to get better each season, and helps Jake understand what it would be like going on a road trip with Lin Dunn. Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-21:59) – Query & Company opens on a Hump Day Wednesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison reunited in studio for the first time in a week. They discuss the quarterback battle right now between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones because it feels like Richardson is a step ahead of Jones right now. They both wonder how the mishandling of AR’s rookie year and poor second year will impact him mentally this season. (21:59-29:25) – With college football starting soon, Jake and Eddie examine the Big Ten Conference ahead of their conversation with Dave Revsine. They predict who could break out this season like Indiana did. (29:25-47:39) – Jake closes out the first hour of the show with Big Ten Network’s Dave Revsine joining the program to preview the upcoming Big Ten Football season. He shares who could be this year’s Indiana in the conference, believes Fernando Mendoza can take Indiana to another level offensively based off what he has seen from him at California, and admits that he needs to see what Purdue looks like in camp before having any idea what the Boilermakers will look like with Barry Odom in year one. (46:13-1:16:44) – Joel Erickson from the IndyStar joins Query & Company to discuss some of his takeaways from the first official week of training camp practices for the Colts with Jake Query. He comments on how well DJ Giddens has looked in his first training camp, accesses where things are at right now in the quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones, states that he is fascinated to see how the quick change of things in practice benefits the team, and discusses with Jake the lack of practice time in camp. (1:16:44-1:26:56) – Jake receives a call from a listener to help him with his math problem that has created confusion. Plus, he gives away tickets for a listener to go see the Dropkick Murphys and Bad Religion at Everwise Amphitheater at the White River State Park on Tuesday! (1:26:56-1:30:39) – The second hour of the program concludes with Jake and Eddie previewing tonight’s Indiana Fever game against the Phoenix Mercury. They discuss what Head Coach Stephanie White said yesterday on the show about Caitlin Clark’s health. (1:30:39-1:58:07) – The final hour of Query & Company with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison starts with them sharing some things that have stood out during Colts Training Camp. They also touch on some position groups that have not been talked about a lot. Finally, Jake and Eddie somehow discuss how they create their fantasy football team names and the first ever night practice at Grand Park tomorrow night for the Colts. (1:58:07-2:11:48) – Indiana Fever TV analyst, Debbie Antonelli, joins Jake Query on Query & Company to access where things are at right now without Caitlin Clark, believes that her shooting struggles were connected to the soft tissue injuries, compliments Kelsey Mitchell on how continues to get better each season, and helps Jake understand what it would be like going on a road trip with Lin Dunn. (2:11:48-2:21:57) – Today’s show closes out with Jake providing a trivia question to Eddie, but JMV joins the guys in studio to answer the question. Plus, he previews his show with Jake!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 11:32 – We’re all back in studio together for the first time since mid-June, Jaylon Jones gets banged up yesterday, Marc’s daughter is in-studio today, camp gets more physical as Grover Stewart threw Jonathan Taylor to the ground and caused some shoving, 11:33 – 17:59 – Morning Checkdown 18:00 – 44:59 – School getting started today is insane, Colts QB competition and how Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones have looked, the kicking competition, the wide receiver group, Kevin’s love for blue Powerade, Happy Gilmore 2, the expectations behind kids like Charlie Woods and Arch Manning, how much pressure is on AR and the people whose jobs are on the line 45:00 – 1:05:16 – ESPN Colts reporter Stephen Holder joins us to discuss where we’re at with the Anthony Richardson progress, how much will the starters play in the preseason?, playoff expectations?, AD Mitchell thoughts, how much will Carlie Irsay-Gordon be in front of the media?, Morning Checkdown 1:05:17 – 1:18:38 – Backstreet Boys, Fever Keys to the Game, Dewanna Bonner returns to Gainbridge tonight, the Miami Dolphins are ravaged by secondary injuries, Anthony Richardson comments on how things have been different this training camp than his first two 1:18:39 – 1:27:26 – Savage Garden, a month from now is season openers for Indiana and Purdue, Lee Corso’s final College GameDay broadcast, the Jaguars use of Travis Hunter, Jeff thinks the Colts could win 10-11 games this year 1:27:27 – 1:52:09 – Colts rookie TE Tyler Warren joined us after yesterday’s practice and discussed his first training camp, his Target snack run with Michael Pittman Jr., expectations for his rookie season, draft night memories, we debate what expectations are fair for Warren in his rookie season, Morning Checkdown 1:52:10 – 2:00:22 – Our busy time at Colts camp, Colts Pro Bowlers going forward 2:00:23 – 2:12:10 – Wrapping the show, will either QB start separating themselves?, tomorrow’s night practice, the state of the running back roomSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We dive into the Big Ten with the second part of our three-part conference preview series, breaking down nine teams with detailed previews of the conference's contenders and most compelling storylines. From the Penn State hype train to Purdue's "Pastrami of the Big Ten," we give you enough to be dangerous around the water cooler. In this college football podcast episode, we examine Ohio State's championship odds with new coordinators Brian Hartline and Matt Patricia, debate whether Julian Sayin can handle the pressure in Week One against Texas, and wonder if the Buckeyes can overcome so many new variables. We break down James Franklin's "Phil Collins" moment with a loaded roster of veterans, a splash hire of Jim Knowles to run the defense, and a schedule working in their favor. We analyze Oregon's talent-heavy retooling under Dan Lanning, questioning whether Dante Moore and a loaded-but-unproven roster can match last year's success. Plus, we debate Michigan's ceiling with true freshman Bryce Underwood potentially starting behind a rebuilt offense, and examine the fascinating battle between Illinois' experience-heavy roster and Indiana's portal-powered reload under Curt Cignetti. We also explore Maryland's youth movement with four-star freshman Malik Washington, Northwestern's impossible schedule in their temporary lakefront stadium, and Purdue's complete roster overhaul under Barry Odom, featuring 69 new players and the "most erotic sandwich potential" in college football. Can Penn State finally beat Ohio State when they matter? Can Ryan Day get the Michigan monkey off his back? This is your comprehensive guide to the most intriguing storylines and burning questions in the Big Ten's upper crust. Timestamps:3:50 - Ohio State Preview20:40 - Penn State Preview34:09 - Oregon Preview43:21 - Michigan Preview54:40 - Illinois Preview1:03:55 - Indiana Preview1:13:26 - Maryland Preview1:20:27 - Northwestern Preview1:26:32 - Purdue PreviewSupport the show!: https://www.patreon.com/solidverbalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you ready to grow as a leader the same way you'd build physical strength? In this 600th episode of Remarkable TV, Kevin Eikenberry draws an inspiring and practical connection between building your physical muscles and growing your leadership capabilities. Leadership, like fitness, requires focused, consistent effort—and in this video, you'll discover: Why it's critical to focus on specific leadership "muscles" (skills) The power of consistency over intensity How to avoid neglecting key leadership areas (even those you're good at!) The importance of rest, recovery, and well-being for effective leadership Why lifelong learning is the secret to lasting leadership growth

Purdue will look to form cohesion with a new coaching staff and over 70 new players as fall camp begins this week. Host Jordan Jones looks at the position groups entering practice with storylines to watch at each spot. Plus, what did we learn from Big Ten Media Days, both for Purdue and the league as a whole?If you enjoyed this week's episode, give us a five-star review and tell a friend! Give the show a follow on Twitter @BoilersBeyond and send me your feedback on this week's episode. Let me know your thoughts! You can also email the show at boilersandbeyondpod@gmail.com. New episodes are released weekly, so be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

On this episode we're joined by Veda Thangudu. Veda will be a sophomore biology major at Purdue this fall.Veda is a part of the Youth Environmental Press Team (YEPT), an organization whose goal is to elevate the voices of middle school, high school, and college journalists writing about the environment and the climate crisis. The program exists in 7 states. Students are paid to participate.Veda has been a writer and is a director, so she helps run the program. She's been with them for 4 years under the mentorship of former journalist Jim Poyser.Veda explained how YEPT works, shared examples of the stories she writes and described how she mentors other student writers. Examples of Veda's stories can be found herehttps://www.yept.org/latest-stories/youth-involvement-in-environmental-protection?rq=vedahttps://www.yept.org/latest-stories/willow-project-approved-striking-controversies?rq=vedaFor more on YEPT, visit http://www.yept.org/Veda's salute: Covering Climate NowPlease support your local public radio station: adoptastation.orgThank you for listening. You can e-mail me at journalismsalute@gmail.com Visit our website: thejournalismsalute.org Mark's website (MarkSimonmedia.com)Tweet us at @journalismpod and Bluesky at @marksimon.bsky.socialSubscribe to our newsletter– journalismsalute.substack.com

Derek Benson of Investing in Sobriety shares his journey from a highly structured childhood and elite athletics through pills, escalating addiction, crime, prison, and finally a sustainable recovery built on a mental-physical-spiritual blueprint and strong community. Highlights:* Early structure: military/boarding school; learned independence and discipline.* First intoxication and growing access in high school; transfers to Avon Old Farms and The Hun School.* Purdue years: injuries, pills in the locker room, and the slide from use → misuse → addiction.* “Blind alley” spiral: funding use, losing work and relationships.* Turning point: 12/12/2014—turned himself in; first exposure to AA in jail; later transferred to McDougall-Walker (high bond, no outside meetings).* Letter that changed things: a family friend visits, connects him to 12-step support.* Court offered Connecticut Valley Hospital (CVH) 42-day treatment; he took it, then faced a judge's 10-year cap warning—fueling commitment to change.* Recovery today: daily mental-physical-spiritual balance and a healthy circle of influence.* Practical advice for the first 24 hours: reach out for help and stay open-minded.* Derek's project: Investing in Sobriety—conversations on personalized recovery blueprints.More on Investing In Sobriety here: https://www.investinginsobriety.com/ Chapters00:00 – Intro, gratitude for recovery community; Derek at ~10 years sober.
03:20 – Childhood & military/boarding school; structure and early independence.
06:25 – First drunk; access increases; transfer to Avon Old Farms.
08:00 – Senior year path to The Hun School; athletic exposure.10:32 – Purdue: pills after injuries; shift toward addiction.
12:53 – Use vs. misuse vs. addiction; trouble at college party.
28:21 – “Blind alley” metaphor; life narrows around using.
30:06 – Losing work, unhealthy circles, doing anything for money.
31:41 – Criminal activity escalates; path to prison.
33:38 – 12/12/2014: turns himself in (beginning of recovery).
41:04 – First AA in Hartford Correctional.
42:17 – Transfer to McDougall-Walker; no outside meetings; pivotal letter to family friend.
45:47 – 65 pending charges; attorney lays out CVH option.
47:01 – CVH 42-day program; willingness and early momentum.
49:27 – Judge's 10-year cap warning; why he doubled down on change.
52:48 – Derek's recovery blueprint (mental-physical-spiritual).
55:55 – Building a healthy circle of influence.
57:37 – Advice for day one: reach out & be open-minded.
58:39 – Derek's podcast: Investing in Sobriety.  ----Across the Web----

In episode 91 of the Summits Podcast, co-hosts Vince Todd, Jr. and Daniel Abdallah are joined by long-time Heroes Foundation volunteer Lori Wheeler. Tune in as Lori shares the cancer stories that have shaped her family and how she is raising her children to make a difference in their communities.

This week on Inside Indiana Business with Gerry Dick, we spotlight Indiana's emergence as the “Radiopharmaceutical Capital of the World.” With major investments from companies like RayzeBio, Novartis, and SpectronRx, plus a new Purdue master's program and the state's central role in cancer-fighting innovation, Indiana is transforming the future of nuclear medicine—and its economy. Plus, IBJ Media unveils the 2025 Indiana 250 list, recognizing the state's most influential business and civic leaders. We also get a sneak peek inside Noblesville's new $93 million arena, share the IU Luddy School's new STEM outreach for kids, and examine Indiana's nuclear energy potential. Also in this episode: Kylie Veleta on why radiopharmaceuticals are saving lives—and creating jobs A first look at Noblesville's Innovation Mile and the new home of the Indiana Pacers G League team, the Noblesville Boom CountryMark's $100M investment in renewable diesel in Mount Vernon IU's “Chip Kids” web series gets middle schoolers excited about semiconductors Indiana 250 voices reflect on statewide growth and economic opportunity The business case for nuclear energy in southwest Indiana

It's been hard to follow the many impositions, cancellations, negotiations and pauses in tariff policy. Purdue ag economist, Larry DeBoer, explains what tariffs are and how they might affect businesses and the consumer.Capital Comments reflects and contains agricultural economics Professor Emeritus Larry DeBoer's analysis and views.

Welcome back to another episode of Better Than I Found It, where our guest today is South Carolina Men's Golf Coach, Rob Bradley. Rob began coaching after an All-American career at North Carolina and a seven-year career on the Korn Ferry Tour. Although two years older than Tiger Woods, Rob describes the times he matched up against him both on the junior and collegiate level. As successful as his playing career was, his coaching career has been perhaps even more successful. He recently completed his first year at South Carolina after an 11 year stint at Purdue, where he brought the program to new heights. I hope you enjoy listening to what he has to say. Thank you so much for joining the podcast Rob! Subscribe to the podcast for future episodes. You can follow us on Instagram and Facebook —> @BetterThanIFoundItPodcastAssociated social media accounts:Coach McGraw - @BearCoachMcGrawBaylor Men's Golf - @BaylorMGolfProduced and Edited by Will GreeneMusic: DriftMaster by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betterthanifoundit/message

How deep is the Big Ten this season? Maybe deeper than it has ever been? On this Kings of the North, Doug Lesmerises and Bill Landis dive into what they think will be an 8-way battle in the middle of the conference behind expected Big Ten leaders Penn State, Ohio State and Oregon. What will separate the next eight teams? Who has the easiest schedule? The toughest? And how does the middle of the Big Ten compare to the middle of the SEC -- and how will it be perceived? Plus breakdowns on Iowa, Purdue and Michigan State and a visit from Adam Rittenberg of ESPN.com. Thanks for joining Kings of the North.

We tackle the Big Ten with the first of our three-part conference preview and break all 18 teams into tiers, discuss the biggest storylines and use protein metaphors to capture just how overwhelming this massive conference has become. From Ohio State's run at another national championship to Penn State's lofty expectations and the intriguing battle for fourth place, we unpack what makes this conference both excellent and exhausting. In this college football podcast episode, we debate our contender tier with Penn State, Ohio State, Oregon and... Michigan (?), analyze the fascinating second tier among six quality teams, wonder which "weird little stinkers" might surprise us. Plus, we examine why this might be the most difficult conference to rank from top to bottom. We explore Ty's bold Nebraska optimism versus Dan's skepticism, debate whether USC can finally finish games in the fourth quarter, wonder if Iowa's Mark Gronowski will bring his FCS magic to Iowa City, and talk through what the transfer of Nico Iamaleava means for UCLA. Plus, is Illinois fool's gold? Can Indiana make another improbable playoff run? Should we start a support group for Minnesota football fans? Will Northwestern finally get something from a transfer quarterback? Can Rutgers make a bowl? How far can the combo of Aiden Chiles and Nick Marsh take Michigan State? And what will Purdue look like with 69 new players?! Consider this your starter pack for navigating the beautiful bulk that is Big Ten football in 2025. Timestamps:0:00 - Opening Thoughts11:31 - Sleepers15:58 - The Contenders27:30 - The Battle for Fourth49:31 - Weird Little Stinkers59:14 - Drive for Six1:08:32 - The Bottom1:13:17 - Big Ten Predictions Support the show and get perks like ad-free episodes, early releases, bonus content, Discord access and much more: https://www.verballers.com _____ A fan of our college football podcast? Leave us a rating and review, and don't forget to subscribe or follow so you don't miss any of our podcast episodes: Apple Podcasts: https://play.solidverbal.com/apple-podcasts Spotify: https://play.solidverbal.com/spotify Amazon Music: https://play.solidverbal.com/amazon-music Overcast: https://play.solidverbal.com/overcast Pocket Casts: https://play.solidverbal.com/pocketcasts Podcast Addict: https://play.solidverbal.com/podcast-addict CastBox: https://play.solidverbal.com/castbox Our college football show is also available on YouTube. Subscribe to the channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@solidverbal Learn more about the show on our website: https://www.solidverbal.com/about Want to get in touch? Give us a holler on Twitter: @solidverbal, @tyhildenbrandt, @danrubenstein, on Instagram, or on Facebook. You can also find our college football podcast out on TikTok and Threads. Stay up to date with our free weekly college football newsletter: https://quickslants.solidverbal.com/subscribe. College football has been our passion since we started The Solid Verbal College Football Podcast back in 2008. We don't just love college football, we live it!Support the show!: https://www.patreon.com/solidverbalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kurt talks about Indiana college football and who to look out for. He gives everyone insight that he is indeed a fighting Irish fan so take what he says with a grain of salt. HHe hints on Purdue getting some swagger with their new coach. It wouldn’t be IST if we didn’t touch on some racing action. Adam Alexander joins to give us some pro insight into racing and what it is like to be back home covering this race. He tells us what to look forward to this weekend and what is going on with the racers. Kyle joins the show to talk about his offseason and what he is looking forward to for high school sports. Andrew Smith comes on and talks about dominant football performers. Starting it off with Fishers Freight and their huge win today full of scoring on both sides. He talks about how a Howe native stood out in tonight's game and made things interesting. Tony D joins the show to give a quick racing update.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BDowd wraps up football media day with some observations...and a few basketball thoughts

0:00-24:37 - The Ride with JMV gets underway on a Friday talking about yesterday’s festivities at Taylor’s Pub. JMV recounts the fun there, and sets out a bird call for his next Tavern Tour stop. Then, he dives into all the reports that Anthony Richardson had his best day at Training Camp this morning. 24:37-40:30 – After speaking with a listener who was at Colts Camp today, JMV brings on Tennessee Titans beat writer Nick Suss. The Tennessean reporter gives an in-depth look at how the Titans could perform this year in the AFC South. 40:30-48:21 – JMV wraps up the first hour of the show with Drew Storen, the former Reds pitcher who now runs the Field of Dreams line of Whiskey. 48:21-1:10:57 – JMV gets Hour #2 underway with College Football expert Phil Steele, getting everybody set for the upcoming College Football season. Steele writes a giant CFB manifesto every year, available online, at Barns & Noble or Books-a-Million. They talk IU, Purdue, Notre Dame and more as the season sits just a month away. 1:10:57-1:26:19 – After an update on the rain at the track ahead of the Brickyard 400, JMV talks about his debacle with the Tavern Tour stops next month and why he needs your help. 1:26:19-1:30:31 – JMV wraps up the second hour of the show. 1:30:31-1:52:34 – In-studio, Pat Sullivan from The Home and Garden show – and Sullivan Home and Garden – joins for another edition of #AskPat! Listeners get all their questions in for Pat for a chance to win tickets to next month’s EggFest. 1:52:34-2:05:32 – JMV and Pat continue with #AskPat! 2:05:32-2:10:12 – JMV closes out the show. Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-ride-with-jmv/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:00-8:06 – JMV brings on Tennessee Titans beat writer Nick Suss. The Tennessean reporter gives an in-depth look at how the Titans could perform this year in the AFC South. 8:07-26:35 – JMV gets Hour #2 underway with College Football expert Phil Steele, getting everybody set for the upcoming College Football season. Steele writes a giant CFB manifesto every year, available online, at Barns & Noble or Books-a-Million. They talk IU, Purdue, Notre Dame and more as the season sits just a month away. Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-ride-with-jmv/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chuck feels recent shots at the SEC from other conference coaches or commissioners are part of a plan. Chuck and Heath discuss details of a former Memphis player having sent key info to an opponent prior to their game. Michael Borkey of Sports Talk Mississippi analyzes the impact of a key injury on Ole Miss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Cornelius Seed Podcast, we dive deep into the rare phenomenon of tassel wrap and unusually long silks in corn. Join Juan and lead agronomist Craig as they break down what's happening in the field, why these issues are showing up, and what it could mean for your yield this season.00:00 - Introduction & Welcome 02:00 - Tassel Wrap and Long Silks: What Are We Seeing? 06:00 - Causes: Stress, Weather, and Genetics 13:30 - Pollination Concerns & Yield Impact 19:55 - Key Dates and Geographic Spread 23:15 - Rapid Growth Syndrome vs. Tassel Wrap 27:15 - Management Tips & Fungicide Decisions 32:00 - When to Walk Away from a FieldWe discuss the latest research, including insights from Bob Nielsen at Purdue, and explore how stress during key growth stages; how unexpected cold snaps can impact pollination and kernel set. You'll hear practical advice on scouting, risk management, and whether a double fungicide spray is worth it this year.Whether you're seeing zipper ears, worried about barren spots, or just want to stay ahead of the curve, this episode is packed with actionable tips and honest conversation about the challenges and surprises of the 2025 growing season.

(00:00-24:01) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query live from Grand Park at Colts Training Camp and producer Eddie Garrison back in the studio. Jake recaps some things that took place today for practice number two of training camp for the Colts with James Boyd. (24:01-37:20) – Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman Bernhard Raimann joins Jake Query at Grand Park to discuss the transition from tight end at Central Michigan to entering his fourth year in the NFL at left tackle, likes the growth that he has seen from Tanor Bortolini from last year to today, admits that he remembers his first career start vividly, reveals that contract negotiations aren’t close right now because the numbers aren’t close, and identifies daily improvement in the minor details is where the team needs to improve. (37:20-41:56) – Jake closes out the first hour of the show by sharing his thoughts on Bernhard Raimann being open about how things are going with his contract negotiations. (41:56-1:05:39) – Indiana Fever Head Coach Stephanie White joins Jake Query and starts her weekly visit by providing an update on Caitlin Clark’s health after chatting with a couple of doctors. Coach White shares how she would feel if she was in Caitlin Clark’s shoes, identifies what the team needs to improve on moving forward without Clark, and previews tonight’s game against the Las Vegas Aces. (1:05:39-1:17:45) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins Query & Company at Grand Park to recap the first two practices in training camp, evaluates Jake’s opinion that it almost feels like Daniel Jones is the fallback option to start week one if Anthony Richardson doesn’t seize the opportunity to win the battle, and highlights some things that have stood out with the Colts defense so far underneath Lou Anarumo. (1:17:45-1:23:57) – Matt Taylor sticks around for a second segment with Jake Query to discuss the early training camp performances for Justin Walley, Tyler Warren, Daniel Jones, and Anthony Richardson. (1:23:57-1:46:58) – Tom Dienhart from GoldAndBlack.com joins the show from Las Vegas to recap what Purdue’s Barry Odom said at Big Ten Media Day leading up to the start of the season, Tom admits that he doesn’t really know what to expect this season from the Boilermakers with so many new faces, believes that the starting quarterback job is Ryan Browne’s to lose, never thought that he would be in Las Vegas covering Big Ten Media Day five years ago, and identifies Curt Cignetti’s comments on IU trying to schedule like the SEC as the biggest story from media day. (1:46:58-1:57:51) – Jake replays a portion of his conversation with Bernhard Raimann from earlier in the show with him discussing his contract and future with the Indianapolis Colts. Jake believes that Raimann being that open about it only helps him in these discussions. (1:57:51-2:02:58) – Today’s show closes out with Jake asking a couple questions from Eddie about the Raimann contract situation and highlighting the local sports news stories.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is the 2025 Big Ten football preview, the 2nd season of an 18-team coast-to-coast juggernaut that stretches from East Lansing to Eugene. Penn State looks to be the team to beat—loaded with veteran starters and fresh off a playoff run—followed closely by Ohio State, which returns championship momentum and a friendly home-heavy schedule. Oregon (new to the conference) slides in at No. 3, buoyed by explosive offensive playmakers and quality transfers a year after winning the conference, while Michigan reloads behind its veteran core and fresh leadership after hoisting the national title.Teams like Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, USC and Nebraska each boast enough experience and play-makers to keep them in the hunt, and traditional powers Wisconsin, Rutgers, Minnesota, Washington, UCLA, Northwestern, Michigan State, Maryland and Purdue are all scheming for wrinkle plays and upset weekends.On the individual side, numerous all-conference teams are anchored by stars like QB Drew Allar (Penn State), RB Makhi Hughes (Oregon via Tulane), RB Nicholas Singleton (Penn State) and WR Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State) on the first team, with a laundry list of elite linemen, linebackers and defensive backs filling out the lineups.It all adds up to a 2025 Big Ten season loaded with weekly marquee matchups, deep divisions, and more playoff–caliber rosters than ever before.

How does Crew Resource Management (CRM) — a core aviation principle — apply to drone teams in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) industry? In this episode, host Chris Breedlove welcomes Aaron Varnau from WithersRavenel to explore the real-world application of CRM in daily drone operations.Aaron shares his journey from studying Unmanned Aerial Systems at Purdue to coordinating remote sensing crews. He breaks down how CRM helps teams:-Avoid costly mistakes through clear roles and communication-Manage high-stress drone missions (like flying near manned aircraft)-Stay safe and effective in extreme conditions like summer heat-Maintain checklists, battery care, flight logs, and airspace coordination-Train new pilots for field readiness — not just test scores* We apologize for the audio quality issues on the host's side. 

"In my world, you just have to understand that there are evil people on the planet that want to do evil things to good people."   "I believe that society is going to collapse on its own or from man-made events and they want to accelerate the collapse."   "Hate begets hate. You do one thing, then the other side wants to do something back."   "You have to stay on top of it. I'm not a helicopter parent, but I did learn the hard way that Snapchat's the devil for children." In this powerful episode of Better Call Daddy, hosts Reena Friedman Watts and Wayne Friedman welcome Scott Payne, a former FBI agent who went undercover to infiltrate American hate groups, including neo-Nazi organizations. Scott opens up about his harrowing experiences, shedding light on the complexities of hate, extremism, and the psychological toll of undercover work. With a blend of candor and insight, Scott discusses the challenges of navigating a world filled with radical ideologies and the importance of understanding the roots of hatred. He shares his belief that evil can take over individuals, highlighting the need for a guiding light in our lives to combat darkness. Throughout the conversation, Scott reflects on his own journey, the impact of his faith, and the lessons learned from working in law enforcement. Listeners will gain valuable perspectives on the nuances of societal division, the dangers of misinformation, and the importance of compassion in addressing prejudice. The episode also touches on the significance of family, as Scott recounts the support of his wife and children throughout his tumultuous career. This episode is a compelling exploration of the human experience, filled with thought-provoking discussions and a call to action for understanding and empathy in a divided world. (00:00) Reena Friedman Watts: Better Call Dream Daddy Show returns with more daddy drama (01:39) Scott Payne went undercover to expose American Nazi groups, hate groups (05:53) I get people not liking law enforcement. And I can kind of get that (10:46) Snapchat is the devil for children, as a parent (15:17) You hit New York Times bestselling with your latest book (18:28) You befriended some bikers while undercover in undercover FBI investigation (19:48) You talked about how your mental health was challenged during the FBI (23:57) When we sent the pitch out for the book, I met Amer from Atria Books (27:06) Another question that my husband had was, who's the bigger threat (32:01) Let's look at the opioid epidemic. Somewhere around 2010, I was (36:54) I think at one point he was taking 20 plus opioid pills a day (42:14) A lot of people are going to podcast and YouTube channels to get news (42:50) Do you think the definition of Nazi has changed over the years (49:22) I actually got called a Nazi by a neighborhood this year (53:24) Like, it. Good tv. Like, there's so many people that have seen it (53:49) You teamed up with a journalist to help you write the book (56:35) Former FBI agent writes memoir about growing up in undercover unit (01:01:05) TV series, maybe a movie. I think you would be perfect for it (01:03:21) Do you see yourself in either of your daughters? Oh, yeah, yeah (01:04:57) Growing up in Kentucky, I experienced anti Semitism both in Louisville and Purdue (01:07:37) Can you say anything about Epstein allegedly committing suicide (01:09:58) Scott tells you that there's people out there that choose a different way of life Don't miss this eye-opening episode that challenges listeners to confront uncomfortable truths and fosters a deeper understanding of the complexities of human behavior. Be sure to like, subscribe, and share with anyone who needs a dose of inspiration and insight! Scott Payne is a retired FBI Special Agent with a distinguished 28-year career in law enforcement. Throughout his tenure, he led investigations targeting drug trafficking organizations, human traffickers, outlaw motorcycle clubs, gangs, public corruption, and domestic terrorists. Beyond investigative work, Payne served as a SWAT team operator and was an instructor in firearms, tactics, and undercover operations. His extensive undercover experience includes infiltrating dangerous groups such as The Outlaws motorcycle gang and white supremacist organizations like the Ku Klux Klan and The Base.​ In his new book, Code Name: Pale Horse: How I Went Undercover to Expose America's Nazis, he details his undercover missions within America's extremist underworld and unpacks the psychological toll of undercover work, as well as the pressing threats posed by domestic terrorism. Connect with Scott: https://linktr.ee/scottpaynebusiness Connect with Reena: https://bettercalldaddy.com https://linkedin.com/in/reenafriedmanwatts https://instagram.com/reenafriedmanwatts Thank you for tuning in to Better Call Daddy—where wisdom and heart meet.  

In this episode, I sit down with Daniel Lee, a rising freshman at Purdue University who's about to embark on the next big chapter of life. We dive into a rich conversation about what success really means, the power of community, and how to stay grounded (yes, literally by touching grass

With training camp set to begin in Westfield, the guys talk about the biggest questions facing the Colts and try to look at a glass half-full approach. Also, a WNBA All-Star Weekend recap, remembering Bob Hammel, and a re-enactment of the Coldplay concert controversy between two best friends!Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: KeystoneChilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Team Builder

Is Penn State overrated? Can Ohio State repeat?Will Indiana replicate their 2024 success?How bad is Purdue?Just how easy is Illinois's schedule?https://www.TheSloopCast.com  Artist: Playing To VaporsSong: Shred The Master Design

Suffering is present in our days manifesting itself in small, daily sufferings or in larger more profound experiences such as chronic illness. With the grace Christ offers us through his passion, death, and resurrection, suffering takes on a new, sanctifying meaning whereby we . This blogcast explores “The Guarantee of Suffering" from the Ad Infinitum blog, written and read by Brian Rhude.There are a few guarantees in this life. Some say it is death and taxes. Purdue basketball fans, such as myself, will add Matt Painter. But there is another guarantee in life, and it is one that is as uncomfortable and taboo as death: suffering. Death, taxes, Matt Painter, and suffering.The suffering we think of most often is typically connected to death - the suffering of a cancer patient or of someone who has been in a tragic accident. This suffering is very real, but also extraordinary. I do not mean that this suffering is somehow alien to the human experience; it is deeply real and personal to those who experience it and their loved ones, but that it is truly extra (outside of the) ordinary. Ordinary suffering comes in many forms: the lack of sleep felt by new parents, the inability to pay one's bills after being laid off, the end of a relationship that seemed to be perfect, the inexplicable change in direction from the Lord after following a path that seemed ordained by that same God. These, and countless other examples, are the suffering of the day-to-day life of the human person.There is a human tendency to compare suffering. “Well, their suffering seems so much worse than mine, so mine must be insignificant, and my response to my suffering is somehow overblown or distorted.” But this reaction is what is distorted. Suffering is, as I said at the start of this blog, guaranteed in life. That is a pretty undesirable guarantee. All we have to do is look out into the world, or just rewatch the movie of our own lives to find some sort of suffering, whether great or “small.” The question is not if we will suffer, but how we handle suffering and what it does in our lives.I am personally unable to understand how one can endure suffering without some sort of conception of God, and more specifically a personal relationship with the God who became man and who suffered and died for us. It is just that relationship that has gotten me through the traumatic death of my father just over five years ago and the daily suffering that is thrown my way. Suffering can easily make a strong person crumble, so the first thing we should do is realize that we are not strong, but weak. We are the sick that Jesus professes need a physician in the Gospel of Matthew. The physician is the only one who can prescribe the medication of grace needed to help us through our suffering. The grace is dispensed to us not through pills or syringes but through prayer. It is only through constant prayer, which is the reception of the transformative love of God, that suffering has meaning and can be endured. Sr. Ruth Burrows says in her book Essence of Prayer that God's touch in our lives, “however lightly, means I suffer,” (Burrow, 38). Prayer opens us up to the fact that we are nothing, we are weak, we are in great need and, “it is then that I really experience that I need Jesus and everything depends on my living this out, letting go of the controls, handing them over to him and accepting to have no holiness, no achievement of my own, to be before God as nothing,” (ibid, 39).This is the bottom line of suffering. It is not gratuitous, meaningless, or completely nonsensical; it is the process of being stripped of all of our egotistical and self-seeking tendencies that leave us closed off to God's healing touch. Patient endurance of the suffering we experience is the way that we are prepared for life with God. How do we know this? Because Jesus Christ took on human form and lived in perfect obedience as the Apostle to the Eternal Father. Jesus' life found its highest fulfillment in obedient suffering and sacrifice in the Garden of Gethsemane, at the Pillar, on the road to Calvary, and on the Cross. In his suffering, Christ took on all of ours - from the suffering of a broken heart to the suffering of death - and brought them meaning. In fact, it was the signs of his suffering that he kept after his resurrection as trophies of his victory over death. It was these same signs of suffering, Jesus' wounds, that proved the resurrection to Thomas.Our wounds, our suffering, participate in the suffering and wounds of Christ. Thomas experienced the Risen Christ in His wounds, and we too experience Him in our wounds. Suffering is a guarantee, but it does not end as pain- it leads us to victory, to intimacy with God, and brings us to God as empty vessels for him to fill with his glory. Author:Brian Rhude is the Project Coordinator for the Catholic Apostolate Center where he works in developing Center programming, assists in updating and creating new resources on the Center's website, collaborates on the development of social media content, and provides other services and collaborates including participation at and facilitation of various events and conferences.   Resources:Listen to On Mission: Talking to Children About SufferingBrowse Self Care ResourcesRead the Ad Infinitum blog Follow us:The Catholic Apostolate CenterThe Center's podcast websiteInstagramFacebookApple PodcastsSpotify Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C. also appears on the podcast, On Mission, which is produced by the Catholic Apostolate Center and you can also listen to his weekly Sunday Gospel reflections. Follow the Center on Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), and YouTube to remain up-to-date on the latest Center resources.

En este videocast exploramos por qué la ciberseguridad OT se ha convertido en un pilar crítico para la continuidad operativa y la seguridad física de las industrias. Revisaremos el modelo Purdue, los marcos IEC 62443 y NIST 800-82, casos reales de implementación en energía e oil & gas, la convergencia IT/OT con IIoT e IoMT, y un plan de “quick wins” para obtener resultados en solo seis semanas. Cerramos con recomendaciones ejecutivas para Heads de Tecnología y Negocio que buscan blindar sus operaciones antes de 2026.

Everyone's favorite agronomist is back!  Returning and very special guest, Glenn Longabaugh, joins hosts Sal Sama and Jeff Jarrett back in the podcast room for this episode of The High Ground powered by Premier Companies.  With his Agronomy and Crop Science degree from Purdue and his decades of experience in the field, Glenn brings a wealth of knowledge to Premier Companies and The High Ground, and today's episode is no exception.Glenn will share an update on the 2025 crop season and what has contributed to the health of this crop despite the rough start of the planting season.  You'll hear why Glenn argues that growers should identify which acres are likely to be the top producers and why you should prioritize that land.  If that's not enough, you'll also learn how having a crop that's been spread out so dramatically impacts the spread of disease and why there's a reason for growers to keep up their optimism.  “We've got a crop that has improved dramatically.  There is no excuse for not managing it to its full potential.”

Have you ever felt off track—at work, at home, or just in life? You're not alone. In this episode of Remarkable TV, I'm sharing 8 practical, actionable ways you can get back on track and stay there. Whether you're overwhelmed, distracted, or just not feeling aligned with your goals, these strategies will help you course correct and move forward with clarity and confidence. We'll talk about how to: - Recognize when you're off track - Reconnect with your purpose - Eliminate distractions - Create momentum through micro targets and time blocks - And most importantly, replace shame with progress This episode isn't just about leadership—it's about self-leadership. Because if we can't get ourselves back on track, how can we expect to lead others effectively?

Big Ten Media Days will take place this week at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Host Jordan Jones looks at possible items of discussion for Barry Odom and touches on the three players: Devin Mockobee, CJ Madden and Tony Grimes, who will be joining him. Plus, Big Ten storylines and the possibility of NCAA Tournament expansion.If you enjoyed this week's episode, give us a five-star review and tell a friend! Give the show a follow on Twitter @BoilersBeyond and send me your feedback on this week's episode. Let me know your thoughts! You can also email the show at boilersandbeyondpod@gmail.com. New episodes are released weekly, so be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Everyone's favorite agronomist is back!  Returning and very special guest, Glenn Longabaugh, joins hosts Sal Sama and Jeff Jarrett back in the podcast room for this episode of The High Ground powered by Premier Companies.  With his Agronomy and Crop Science degree from Purdue and his decades of experience in the field, Glenn brings a wealth of knowledge to Premier Companies and The High Ground, and today's episode is no exception.Glenn will share an update on the 2025 crop season and what has contributed to the health of this crop despite the rough start of the planting season.  You'll hear why Glenn argues that growers should identify which acres are likely to be the top producers and why you should prioritize that land.  If that's not enough, you'll also learn how having a crop that's been spread out so dramatically impacts the spread of disease and why there's a reason for growers to keep up their optimism.  “We've got a crop that has improved dramatically.  There is no excuse for not managing it to its full potential.”

A group of smart Purdue fans, cloaked in secrecy, makes their predictions about the upcoming season...and BDowd tells you about it

00:00 – 20:33 – The cheating couple at the Coldplay concert, Daniel Jones Week 1 starter?, expectations for the Colts this year?, Pacers thoughts with Bennedict Mathurin and Tyrese Haliburton’s future 20:34 – 32:20 - Purdue head coach Barry Odom joins us to discuss the upcoming Big Ten Media Days out in Las Vegas, anticipation for the upcoming season, expectations for the Boilermakers, re-tooling the roster, how Purdue plans to play this season and prove doubters wrong, their nonconference schedule, what defines success in Year 1, his favorite near campus establishments at Purdue 32:21 – 41:43 – Howard Megdel joins us in-studio to discuss his new book on Caitlin Clark, “Becoming Caitlin Clark” and how it came to be, why is Caitlin Clark so generational?, the legacy of the WNBA, players that came before Caitlin and had an impact, why the book is different than others 41:44 – ESPN’s Ryan Ruocco joins us and discusses being the father of a 1-month old, getting ready for All-Star weekend, Caitlin Clark’s injury, Lexie Hull taking over the 3-point competition, storytelling during All-Star weekend, the rule tweaks for the All-Star Game, his “You Bet!” call, Lexie Hull’s odds to win the 3-point contestSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 13:51– WNBA All-Star weekend is here but Caitlin Clark is officially ruled out for both the 3-point contest and All-Star game, TJ Watt got a megadeal from the Steelers, Damian Lillard signs to return with the Trail Blazers 13:52 – 19:43 – Morning Checkdown 19:44 – 40:10 – The cheating couple at the Coldplay concert, Daniel Jones Week 1 starter?, expectations for the Colts this year?, Pacers thoughts with Bennedict Mathurin and Tyrese Haliburton’s future 40:11 – 1:04:13 – Purdue head coach Barry Odom joins us to discuss the upcoming Big Ten Media Days out in Las Vegas, anticipation for the upcoming season, expectations for the Boilermakers, re-tooling the roster, how Purdue plans to play this season and prove doubters wrong, their nonconference schedule, what defines success in Year 1, his favorite near campus establishments at Purdue, Lexie Hull named as the 3-point contest replacement for Caitlin Clark, Morning Checkdown 1:04:13 - 1:13:46 – Howard Megdel joins us in-studio to discuss his new book on Caitlin Clark, “Becoming Caitlin Clark” and how it came to be, why is Caitlin Clark so generational?, the legacy of the WNBA, players that came before Caitlin and had an impact, why the book is different than others 1:13:47 – 1:22:00 – Kevin’s 53 questions ahead of Colts camp, expectations for the Colts receivers with who the quarterback might be, where Kevin thinks the Colts could be elite 1:22:01 – 1:45:44 – ESPN’s Ryan Ruocco joins us and discusses being the father of a 1-month old, getting ready for All-Star weekend, Caitlin Clark’s injury, Lexie Hull taking over the 3-point competition, storytelling during All-Star weekend, the rule tweaks for the All-Star Game, his “You Bet!” call, Lexie Hull’s odds to win the 3-point contest, Morning Checkdown 1:45:45 – 1:56:07 – Lou Anarumo and the Colts defense this season, Juju Brents’ comments on Anarumo’s defense, how can he make opposing offenses uncomfortable, which unit do you have more confidence in improving this season: Colts offense or defense?, Kevin attended LIV Golf media day a few months ago 1:56:08 – 2:03:29 – Lexie Hull replaces Caitlin Clark in the 3-point contest tonight, Barry Odom’s shot at Indiana, Colts camp gets started next week, expectations for Anthony Richardson as he apparently is cleared for football activitiesSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grant Chapman is no stranger to failure, and that's exactly what makes his story compelling. As the CEO and co-founder of Glassboard, Grant opens up about his long, messy path to building a successful business, including multiple startups that didn't pan out and lessons learned the hard way. From founder-led sales to finally building a team that can sell without him, this episode dives into what it takes to stay in the game long enough to win. If you've ever felt like you're one mistake away from closing shop, Grant's unfiltered honesty will feel like a lifeline.

Ohio State Football: 2025 Bold Predictions | Buckeye Weekly PodcastIn this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, hosts Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr dive into some bold predictions for the upcoming Ohio State football season. From the number of Buckeyes who will have 100-yard receiving games to the chances of freshman linebackers recording tackles for loss, Tony and Tom discuss various intriguing scenarios. They also talk about potential standout performances from key players like CJ Donaldson, Jeremiah Smith, and James Peoples.Plus, they analyze the likelihood of these bold predictions coming to fruition and provide insights on Ohio State's opponents. Don't miss this exciting preseason breakdown! Make sure to hit the thumbs up, subscribe, and visit buckeyehuddle.com for more great content. 00:00 Introduction and Overview 00:14 Bold Predictions for Ohio State Football 01:31 100-Yard Receiving Games Prediction 04:48 Freshman Linebacker Tackle for Loss Prediction 08:10 True Freshman Starters Discussion 11:26 Mylan Graham's Touchdown Prediction 14:53 Memorable Moments in Ohio State vs. Purdue 15:46 CJ Donaldson's Potential Against Ranked Opponents 17:20 Debating James Peoples' Role and Performance 19:59 The Styles Brothers' Defensive Impact 23:26 Jeremiah Smith's Challenge Against Texas 26:41 James Peoples' Big Ten Opener Prediction 28:55 CJ Hicks' Multi-Sack Potential 31:08 Final Bold Predictions and Closing Remarks

New York Giants running back and Indy native Tyrone Tracy Jr. joins the show and discusses his rookie season with the team, why he almost quit football, his time at Purdue, why he left Iowa, hardest transition from college to the NFL, transitioning from receiver to running back, his “welcome to the league” moment, his Pacers fandom during the Knicks series, crossing paths with Daniel Jones, advice for Indy kids with NFL aspirations & more!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 22:13 – NFL involvement in Olympic flag football?, Colts under the most pressure this season: Anthony Richardson is the clear No. 1, the rest of the “under pressure” list 22:14 – 45:30 – New York Giants running back and Indy native Tyrone Tracy Jr. joins the show and discusses his rookie season with the team, why he almost quit football, his time at Purdue, why he left Iowa, hardest transition from college to the NFL, transitioning from receiver to running back, his “welcome to the league” moment, his Pacers fandom during the Knicks series, crossing paths with Daniel Jones, advice for Indy kids with NFL aspirations 45:31 – 56:07 - Sports Illustrated Jaguars reporter John Shipley joins us for an AFC South Refresher on Jacksonville! The new regime in Jacksonville and expectations for Trevor Lawrence this season, Liam Coen, Travis Hunter, the streak over the ColtsSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 15:02 – Home Run Derby last night, Cal Raleigh switch hitting and the difficulty of it, Fever take on the Sun tonight 15:03 – 20:04 – Morning Checkdown 20:05 – 42:13 – NFL involvement in Olympic flag football?, Colts under the most pressure this season: Anthony Richardson is the clear No. 1, the rest of the “under pressure” list 42:14 – 1:05:35 – New York Giants running back and Indy native Tyrone Tracy Jr. joins the show and discusses his rookie season with the team, why he almost quit football, his time at Purdue, why he left Iowa, hardest transition from college to the NFL, transitioning from receiver to running back, his “welcome to the league” moment, his Pacers fandom during the Knicks series, crossing paths with Daniel Jones, advice for Indy kids with NFL aspirations, Morning Checkdown 1:05:36 – 1:16:00 – Colts camp starts next week, what will Chris Ballard say next week, guys who missed the top 5 most pressure list 1:16:01 – 1:24:30 – WNBA All-Star Game week, Johnny Furphy’s insane dunk in summer league, Pacers lineup for next season, mosquito bites 1:24:31 – 1:49:24 – Blockbuster Video, Tyrone Tracy’s comments on Daniel Jones, Shane Steichen’s offense, the amount of reps Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones should get for preseason games, Indiana cancels home/home series with Virginia for more cupcakes, nonconference schedules for big time programs, Morning Checkdown 1:49:25 – 2:00:20 – Sports Illustrated Jaguars reporter John Shipley joins us for an AFC South Refresher on Jacksonville! The new regime in Jacksonville and expectations for Trevor Lawrence this season, Liam Coen, Travis Hunter, the streak over the Colts, Indiana’s joke of a nonconference 2:00:21 – 2:04:39 – Kevin is annoyed by Indiana’s new nonconference schedule and what an absolute joke it isSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What do alarm clocks have to do with leadership? More than you might think. In this episode of Remarkable TV, Kevin Eikenberry explores the surprising (and insightful) ways that leaders are like alarm clocks—from time awareness and reliability to knowing when to speak and when to stay silent. This mash-up challenge will help you reflect on your leadership habits in a whole new way. Whether you're leading a team or developing your own skills, these comparisons offer practical reminders to lead more effectively. ✅ Want Kevin to mash up another pair of ideas? Leave a comment or email us at info@kevineikenberry.com with your suggestion!

As 2025 marks the quarter-century mark, host Jordan Jones takes time to look back on Purdue football's last 25 years. From the Rose Bowl to multiple 1-11 seasons, it's been quite the rollercoaster for Purdue fans. Jordan looks back on all the peaks and valleys from the 2000s to this point. Plus, what does the future hold for Purdue with so much changing in the college football landscape?If you enjoyed this week's episode, give us a five-star review and tell a friend! Give the show a follow on Twitter @BoilersBeyond and send me your feedback on this week's episode. Let me know your thoughts! You can also email the show at boilersandbeyondpod@gmail.com. New episodes are released weekly, so be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Purdue announces new expedition to locate Amelia Earhart's aircraft, Congress passes a $12.5 billion airspace upgrade but there are other ‘costs,' a done collides with rescue helicopter during Texas flood response, a bill limits ADS-B data access, a court rules an FAA medical denial for antidepressant was ‘arbitrary,' and Quintin Smith of the ERP.ngo Aviation Wing explains how you could fly in Namibia. ⁠@dtulis⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠@loubelle⁠⁠

Purdue Crop Chat is a regular podcast from Hoosier Ag Today and the Purdue University Extension Service, featuring Purdue Extension soybean specialist Dr. Shaun Casteel and Extension Corn Specialist Dr. Dan Quinn. On this episode, Dan and Shaun welcome Purdue's Crop Pathologist Darcy Telenko to discuss disease pressure around the state, tar spot in particular. This podcast is made possible by the Indiana Corn Marketing Council and Indiana Soybean Alliance. Your Indiana corn and soybean checkoff investments are working to find new markets for your crops through International Demand, New Uses and Research. Learn more about the programs working on your behalf at yourcheckoff.org. Visit The Crop Protection Network for tools discussed during this podcast.

On the HAT Podcast C.J. Miller and Andy Eubank have the news including details on disaster relief funds coming available from USDA and a farm stress update from Purdue on ways to manage your stress on the farm. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin has the Indiana Farm Forecast that calls for hit and miss rain chances this week, and the Friday corn, soybean and wheat markets moved lower after the USDA WASDE update. Andy is joined by market analyst Brian Basting. They have settlements and commentary. It's all part of the #HATPodcast, made possible by First Farmers Bank & Trust - proudly serving local farms, families, and agribusiness for 140 years. Visit them online at FFBT.com to learn more.

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-19:50) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins Derek Schultz on Query & Company to share what he is hopeful about heading into training camp, admits that he really likes the depth in the corner back room, believes that the tight end position will get squeezed because of the depth in other position groups, and highlights the upcoming training camp schedule. (19:50-35:26) – Mike DeCourcy from The Sporting News, Big Ten Network, and FOX Sports joins the program with Derek Schultz to explain why he is not on board with the NCAA expanding the tournament to whatever number they settle on, explains what he wants to see from IU in year number one with Darian DeVries, and provides one concern that he has about Purdue heading into a season where they might be the favorite to win the NCAA Tournament. (35:26-53:58) – Tony East from Locked On Pacers and Forbes Sports joins Derek Schultz on Query & Company to weigh in on what it appearing to be the truth on how Myles Turner’s free agency went, agrees with Derek that the Pacers probably still need to add a veteran point guard as an insurance policy, shares what he is going to really look out for during the Summer League from some of the players on the roster, and provides his take on what the Fever need to do in order to become more consistent from night to night.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-24:01) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Derek Schultz filling in for Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison highlighting the things that will be discussed throughout the course of the show. Derek shares some thoughts on the Myles Turner situation after playing what Rick Carlisle said on the Greenlight podcast yesterday. (24:01-45:16) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins Derek Schultz on Query & Company to share what he is hopeful about heading into training camp, admits that he really likes the depth in the corner back room, believes that the tight end position will get squeezed because of the depth in other position groups, and highlights the upcoming training camp schedule. (45:16-48:40) – The first hour of the program concludes with Derek admitting a guilty pleasure and highlighting some of the top sports storylines. (48:40-1:06:00) – Mike DeCourcy from The Sporting News, Big Ten Network, and FOX Sports joins the program with Derek Schultz to explain why he is not on board with the NCAA expanding the tournament to whatever number they settle on, explains what he wants to see from IU in year number one with Darian DeVries, and provides one concern that he has about Purdue heading into a season where they might be the favorite to win the NCAA Tournament. (1:06:00-1:19:27) – Following his conversation with Mike DeCourcy, Derek Schultz reacts to some of the things he said about NCAA Tournament expansion. Derek also provides his opinion on the situation, but also admits that if it does expand, then everyone will eventually embrace it and compliment the NCAA on letting more teams in. (1:19:27-1:29:22) – Hour number two of the show concludes with Derek and Eddie thanking the Indianapolis Fire Department and American Dairy Association for hand delivering ice cream sundaes to them in studio. Derek also shares his thoughts on the Pacers fans pleading for the team to tank with Tyrese Haliburton out for the season. (1:29:22-1:48:12) – Tony East from Locked On Pacers and Forbes Sports joins Derek Schultz on Query & Company to weigh in on what it appearing to be the truth on how Myles Turner’s free agency went, agrees with Derek that the Pacers probably still need to add a veteran point guard as an insurance policy, shares what he is going to really look out for during the Summer League from some of the players on the roster, and provides his take on what the Fever need to do in order to become more consistent from night to night. (1:48:12-2:02:40) – Derk follows his conversation with Tony East by discussing the Myles Turner free agency, his legacy with the Indiana Pacers, some of the comments that he saw on social media that had him laughing, and where the Pacers go from here. (2:02:40-2:13:21) – Today’s show closes out with Derek remembering Frank Layden and how he watched VHS tapes growing up as a kid. Plus, JMV joins the show to discuss what he’s got going on during his show and VHS tapes!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.