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Our guest today is the playwright and author Don Smith. Don Ray Smith is a Published humorist, writer and storyteller. Don Ray Smith is the author of the theatrical production Growing Up White on Wilson Ave. He Has converted some of his best short-humor pieces to 5-15-minute performance pieces. Some accompanied by bongos. Don Ray smith has composed humor, features and profiles for many regional publications, including the Louisville Courier-Journal, Louisville Magazine, Kentucky Living Magazine, African American Journal, The Lane Report, LEO, The Cincinnati Enquirer and Louisville Business First newspaper. Don Ray is a member of the Kentucky Storytelling Association and composer of the novel Racebook, or How He Found His Nubian Princess.
On tonight's Breeders Cup post-race wrap up, Barry and I discuss Flightline, his huge win in the Classic, his retirement and why it was the only move that made sense, the $4.6 million share sold in him today at Keeneland; the other races including Turf domination from Appleby and O'Brien, why our grass horses aren't competitive, questions about why the Sprint division is devoid of fast horses, Forte the new KY Derby future book favorite and what will racing look like in 2023? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charles-simon6/message
A special Breeders' Cup edition of Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook. Bobby gets you ready for the Breedrs Cup with interview with Jackie's Warrior Owner Kirk Robison, Joey Feazel from Caesars Sportsbook, Breeders' Cup Morning Line Oddsmaker Nick Tamaro, Tyler's Tribe Owner Tom Lepic, and Trainer Brad Cox.
The annual Going in Circles Breeders Cup Preview featuring Barry Spears and special analyst Jason Beides! The guys break down each of the 14 Breeders Cup races, making observations, pointing out things that you may have missed in the pps and fading chalk wherever it looks vulnerable! Sponsored by PlayUp Racebook you won't want to play the BC races without listening to the guys! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charles-simon6/message
On tonight's Breeders Cup week edition, Barry and I talk the news of the day, the BC draw and the defection of Jack Christopher. Also discuss regulatory gray areas, how horse safety is important but how unfair the process can be. Plus news about new sponsor PlayUp Racebook and much more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charles-simon6/message
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook. Featuring Ed DeRosa from Horse Racing Nation, Scotty McKeever from EquinEdge, and Eric Biggio, Caesars Lead baseball Trader.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook. Guest host Dave Friedman. Featuring Ed DeRosa from Horse Racing Nation, Scotty McKeever from EquinEdge, Adam Pullen from Caesars Sportsbook, and Dave Rodman track announcer at Laurel Park
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook. Featuring Scott Hazelton from Keeneland, Joey Feazel from Caesars Sportsbook, and HRRN's Bob Nastanovich
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook featuring Max Meyer - Editorial Content Writer at Caesars Sportsbook, Trainer John Shirreffs, and HRRN's Dave Friedman.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook featuring Max Meyer - Editorial Content Writer at Caesars Sportsbook, Trainer Horacio De Paz, and Tom Quigley - VIP Player Concierge at Santa Anita
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook. Featuring guests , Chris Griffin - Announcer at Parx, Dale Day - Announcer at Remington Parx, and Max Meyer - Editorial Content Writer at Caesars Sports Book.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook. Featuring guests Dan Shapiro - Sr. VP & CDO at Caesars Digital, Jeff Bratt from Woodbine, and Joey Feazel - College Football Lead Trader at Caesars Sportsbook,
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook. Featuring guests Jockey Ramon Vazquez, Adam Pullen from Caesar's Sportsbook, and Pat Cummings
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook. Featuring guests David Donk, Juan Leyva, Erin Bailey, and Joey Feazel.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook. Featuring guests, trainers, Pete Miller and Kelly Von Hemel
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook. Featuring guests .Pat Cummings Executive Director - Thoroughbred Idea Foundation and Erin Bailey Director of marketing at Del Mar.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook. Featuring guests Keith Feustle who is the morning line maker from Maryland Racing; chartcaller Equibase and John Vidmar from Caesars Racebook.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesar's Racebook. Featuring guests Brian Arrigoni Track Handicapper at Horseshoe Indianapolis, Rated R Superstar Owner Danny Caldwell, and Dan Shapiro from Caesars Racebook.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook. Featuring guests Chris Cobocinski and Jeff Bratt. Friday, July 1st 2022
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook. Featuring guests Hall of Fame Trainer, Todd Pletcher and Len Friedman, representative from Ragozin Sheets.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook. Featuring guests Anthony Stabile from NYRA and Juan Leyva - Assistant Trainer to John Sadler.
Betting with Bobby presented by Caesars Racebook
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://gambleaddicts.com/2021/02/24/racebook/
Check out this weeks KICK ASS PODCAST with ya boy QPC and special guest Jimmy Nimble ... It's more fun than fighting with your "friends" on RaceBook, I PROMISE !!! LOL !!! Topics discussed: Jimmy's rekindled passion for collectible action figure hunting, the state of monetising music/buying streams, rebel flags and confederate statues, Tony Hawk and pro skateboarding, Jimmy's take on dark side of the ring, will thing's ever be the same after the pandemic and soooooooo much more ... You're gonna LOVE THIS SHOW !!! CHECK IT !!!
It has been a harder week than most given the recent events in Minneapolis. We are not qualified to talk about racial injustice or police policies, so we won't even try. However, this is a good time to explore why we should, and how we can, pursue diversity in our relationships and in our perspectives.We are tempted to pursue like-minded relationships and to retreat into literature and news that bolsters our existing worldview. However, there is great value in engaging with people, media, and points of view that are different than ours. It develops empathy, compassion, and hope in us. And, we can model this openness and humility with our children. This is a journey we are growing in, and we invite you to come along as well.We discuss a few organizations and resources you can utilize, if you want to learn more about racial injustice and the history of racism in the U.S. We encourage you to lean into these topics that may be uncomfortable or challenging for you and your family.One Race Be The Bridge and their recommended reading list for youthDr. Amanda KempChildren's books to support conversations on raceBook suggestions for adultsAlso, we spend some time (at the 28:22 mark) specifically on why Christians are called to embrace and even seek out diversity in their lives, to engage with and love other Christians even if they don't look, think or act like us, and to care for the poor and oppressed. (Spoiler: Scripture is clear that God cares very much for the poor and oppressed.) If that is not your cup of tea, feel free to skip to The Stat of the Week (37:18).The Stat of the Week is from the Statistic Brain Research Institute and is all over the place with thoughts on seaweed growth, jewelry injuries (didn't know that was a thing), and human eye blinking. Also, we talk about our family pentathlon and the game of Water War.Thank you for listening! We hope you enjoyed this episode. We are so grateful for everyone who listens to us and would appreciate if you would share the podcast with a friend who might be encouraged by this conversation.
Jim Johnson and Jamie McMillin interview Don Ray Smith. Don Ray Smith is a Kentucky native, with degrees from Morehead State and Western Kentucky Universities. He is a journalist who has written for the Louisville Courier Journal, Louisville Magazine, Kentucky Living Magazine, African American Journal and Business First newspapers. He has three books to his credit including humor the short collections Feel My Humerus and Kentucky Shorts, as well as a comic-romance novel, Racebook, or How He Found His Nubian Princess (Amazon books). He has written satirical radio humor for the University of Washington and was a regular commentator on WFPL, Louisville's NPR news station. He has performed at numerous storytelling events in Kentucky and continues to write a weekly piece, "Monday Humor", which appears on Facebook and email sites. Don’s transition from a boy growing up in what was, at that time, lily-white Valley Station, Kentucky, and graduating from Valley High school, to an adult who embraces civil rights and support for the African American community is a fascinating story in and of itself.
www.tellmeimwrongshow.com Casinos, sports books, and race books don’t win because they’re lucky, they have the edge. Welcome to Tell Me I’m Wrong, the show that challenges the status quo. Don’t rely on luck…let the expert show you the way. With hard work, discipline and clever investment strategies, Stephen Skelly OFFSET and OVERCAME the house edge to make a living sports betting for over 30 years. #paidcontent #gambling #sports #sportsbetting #betting #shops #islands #casinos #casino #sportsbook #sportsbooks #racebook #racebooks #spreads #middles #lines #StephenSkelly #tellmeimwrongshow #tellmeimwrongpodcast #podcast #tellmeimwrong #thepatriots #thepackers #bad coaching #legalizedsportsbetting
www.tellmeimwrongshow.com My name is Stephen. I was born and raised in New York City and since 1986 I’ve been making a living as a professional sports bettor. Before I explain what I do, I believe it’s important to understand why I do it. Let’s look at gambling through the eyes of two legendary Las Vegas visionaries. In 1946 Jewish gangster Bugsy Siegel, with help from fellow mob boss Meyer Lansky built the 1st Las Vegas hotel, The Flamingo. I think it’s safe to say that given the growth of Las Vegas over the last 72 years that their plan was rock solid, their goals were accomplished and their vision was crystal clear. But why?? Well, I think you know why. Casinos, race books and sports books don’t beat players because they get lucky. They beat players because they have a slight mathematical edge. For example: If you bet $11 to win $10 on a sporting event the house edge is 4.54%. No small challenge for the average bettor to overcome. To our credit, we knew this. To our credit, we knew we had to challenge the status quo. To our credit, we knew trying to handicap winners would end in misery and empty pockets. In order to overcome the house edge, in order to climb this mountain, we would have to view gambling through a similar lens as Lansky and Siegel had 40 years prior. That being said, our goal was lofty but attainable. With hard work and clever investment strategies we were determined to offset and overcome the house edge. Our plan was solid and simple but required pretty much around the clock work detail. With belief and passion this was hardly an issue. Our discipline was driven by our arrogance of knowing what no one else knew and finally our motivation was to prove everyone wrong back home who said we would return with our tails tucked between our legs. That was 32 years ago. We’ve been making a living sports betting for over 30 years. Would you like to know how?
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Christoph ‚Rage‘ Crom heißt der Gast in unserer heutigen Sendung. Der 30-Jährige hat in seiner Esport-Karriere, die immerhin 2002 begann, viele Clans und Organisationen durchlaufen, bis er schließlich 2004 zu Snogard kam, wo er das Team-Management und die Projektleitung übernahm. Im Podcast plaudert Christoph aus dem Nähkästchen und lässt die bedeutendsten Erinnerungen und Erlebnisse in kleinen Anekdoten Revue passieren. Wer erinnert sich beispielsweise nicht daran, wie Snogard der Szene und den überhöhten Gehaltsvorstellungen der Spieler einen Vogel zeigte und ein Female Team in der EPS antreten ließ? Die Anekdoten wechseln sich mit allgemeinen Einschätzungen und Sichten auf die Szene ab und ergeben somit ein rundes Bild der Entwicklung des Esports. Dabei wird auch Kritik laut, vor allem was den heutigen Stand der EPS, die Haltung gegenüber Female Teams oder der mangelnden Professionalität der Szene angeht. Auch der Umgang der medialen Öffentlichkeit mit den als „Killerspielen“ betitelten Games wird von uns angegangen und wie die jüngsten Ereignisse die positive Entwicklung der letzten Jahre wieder zunichte gemacht haben. Durch die Themenvielfalt ist die heutige Ausgabe auch mit 52 Minuten dementsprechend lang. Also empfehlen wir: Tee aufkochen, zurücklehnen und einschalten! Hier erfährst du mehr über Rage: Rage auf Racebook Hier gehts zu Snogard Team Wild Fire
In this Episode: Shawn joins The Bartender to talk about political discourse in the age of social media, "Racebook", and how he handles situations when the police are involved. Then Korde tells a story about a funny coincidence that happened when he first moved to New York. It's kind of beautiful, you guys. PLUS listener shout outs and The Bartender needs your help!
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