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Bill opened the final "Reiter Than You" show on the Infinity Sports Network by explaining why he still doesn't believe in Sam Darnold and the Seahawks despite the incredible fourth quarter comeback on Thursday night. Bill then took a few calls that were saying goodbye to the show before welcoming on Go Long TD's Ty Dunne one last time to discuss his future on Substack and discuss who the team to beat is in the NFC. Buy or Sell opened hour two as Bill answered whether BillReiter.Substack.Com is the best and if either Alabama or Miami will pull off a road upset. Bill then named the "Bum of all Bumdom" before ending the show by saying thank you to everyone that has made this show a part of their lives over the year. AS A REMINDER: Reiter Than You will continue in 2026, but on Substack! Also, the show will be available in a podcast right on this feed.

In dieser Folge begleitet dich (Jasmin) Jassi Andersdotter – eine Reiterin, die den mutigen Schritt vom klassischen Dressursattel in die Welt des Westernreitens gegangen ist und dort ihren ganz eigenen Herzensweg gefunden hat. Du erfährst, wie sich ihre frühen Berufswünsche als Jugendliche in eine erfolgreiche Karriere als Show- und Turnierreiterin verwandelt haben und welche Entscheidungen sie dorthin geführt haben.Wir sprechen über ihre inspirierende Jugendarbeit, warum ihr die Förderung junger Reiterinnen und Reiter so wichtig ist und welche Wünsche und Visionen sie für die Zukunft des Reitsports hat. Außerdem geht es darum, wie essenziell ein eigener Coach und Mentaltrainer im Leistungssport sind, welche Rolle Körperbewusstsein und Regeneration spielen und warum es ein Zeichen von Stärke ist, sich fachliche Unterstützung an seine Seite zu holen.Diese Folge ist für dich, wenn du Pferdesport ganzheitlich sehen möchtest: mit Leistung, Herz, Klarheit – und der Bereitschaft, stets an dir selbst weiter zu arbeiten.Wenn du mehr über Jassi erfahren möchtest, dann folge ihrem Instagram Account: jasmiin_anTeile diese Folge mit Freunden und Bekannten, denen du diesen inspirierenden Input wünscht.

Bill opened the show by discussing the future of Joe Burrow and outlined why the Bengals have screwed their franchise QB. Callers then chimed in to say goodbye to Bill before diving into Buy or Sell, where Bill answered if Aaron Rodgers is the frontrunner to win Bum of the Year and if the Bears leaving the greater area of Chicago would be a disservice to the fans. Hour two opened with Bill ranking all 17 Infinity Sports Network/CBS Sports Radio hosts that Bill overlapped with before welcoming on former producer Tom Di Benedetto for "It DiBenz." The show ended with Bill crowning both the Bum of the Week and Bum of the Year.

Ryan Hickey, filling in for Bill, opens the show by breaking down which teams can legitimately win the Super Bowl this season. Buy or Sell. Tua benched by the Dolphins; what does it mean going forward? Start/Bench/Cut. ACC's scheduling mess won't end well.

Ryan Hickey, filling in for Bill, opens the show by discussing the Steelers win over the Dolphins. IS the transfer portal good for college football? NFL Power Rankings. Bill calls into the show live from Las Vegas. Buy or Sell. Arch Manning is staying in Austin.

Münchens Oberbürgermeister Dieter Reiter live im Interview mit Larissa Lannert am 16.12.2025. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Polen rüstet auf wie kein anderes NATO-Land und wird in Washington als Musterknabe gelobt. Doch als es letzte Woche in London in enger Runde um die Zukunft der Ukraine ging, blieb der Stuhl für Warschau leer. Die bittere Frage in der Hauptstadt lautet nun: Manövriert sich Polen durch internen Streit und historische Konflikte mit Deutschland gerade selbst ins Abseits? Und droht am Ende das alte historische Trauma – allein zwischen Deutschland und Russland zu stehen? Über die geopolitischen Dilemmata Polens und darüber, was den deutsch-polnischen Beziehungen neuen Schwung verleihen könnte sprechen wir mit dem ehemaligen Botschafter Polens in Berlin und Washington Janusz Reiter.

Today we welcome podcast host Evan Troxel of Archispeak; developer Ken Reiter, who answers the question, what do you do with a old Modernist school?  Jason Langkammerer, founder of AT6 Architecture, on renovating his own house; and returning podcast guest, the enhanting Julianna Raye, singer-songwriter and CEO of Unified Mindfulness, blending soulful music with meditation practice.

Bill opened the show by discussing how the Chiefs missing the playoffs creates a window in the AFC that teams need to capitalize on while also explaining why he believes that Patrick Mahomes will come back stronger from his ACL injury. Bill then discusses his insane experience at the Rams-Lions game on Sunday before debating whether the Broncos or Bill win was more impressive. Buy or Sell started the second hour as Bill answered if Philip Rivers will win a game this season and if the Michigan head coaching job is currently a top 10 job in college football. Former producer Tom DeCelestino, aka Pretty Daddy, then joined the show to go down memory lane before Bill ended the show by updating the audience about what the rest of the week of shows will sound like.

Bill opened the show by continuing to provide the latest information surrounding Sherrone Moore's arrest and explained why Michigan deserves blame for this entire situation as well. Bill then criticized Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles for his postgame comments throwing his players under the bus before participating in a listener-engineered Buy or Sell, where Bill answered if Bum of the Week is his favorite segment on the show, if he will do Reiter Than You: The Musical before the show ends and if AI is more dangerous than aliens. Hour two opened with Super Bowl champion Joe Theismann joining the show to discuss why he believes Notre Dame was screwed by the College Football Playoff committee and why the Irish will never join a conference. Former producer James Ward then joined the show to go down memory lane and discuss if agrees with Bill that Yankee fans are the most obnoxious fan base in America. The show ended with Bill naming the Bum of the Week.

Bill opened the show by reacting to the news of Michigan firing head coach Sherrone Moore and Moore getting arrested on Wednesday night. Bill then dove into the details more before updating the future of the show. Hour two opened with Bill's former producer Stu Kovacs joining the show for "What's Stuing?" before diving into Buy or Sell, where Bill answered if Michigan should target Kalen DeBoer to be their next head coach and if Notre Dame's temper tantrum has caused more harm than good. The show ended with Bill highlighting how the NIL bubble is close to popping.

Bill opened the show by showing appreciation for how dominant Tom Brady was in his career as Patrick Mahomes gets set to miss the postseason for the first time in his career. Bill then brings back "Tres's Case" as Ryan is forced to make sports arguments in a lawyer form before ending the hour by hearing listener calls. Hour two opened with The Ringer's Howard Beck joining the show to participate in "What The Beck" and discuss the future of Giannis. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Marcus Freeman should leave Notre Dame for the NFL and if the Eagles should consider benching Jalen Hurts. The show ended with Bill taking calls from listeners on how they are going to miss the show.

Wie fandest du die neue Episode? Teile gern deine Gedanken oder Fragen hier in der Community – ich freue mich auf einen Austausch Dido Nitz unterhält sich mit Christoph Ackermann über einen der meist unterschätzten Punkte der klassischen Reitkunst: den Sitz des Reiters – und im Zentrum steht dabei das Knie. Warum das Knie das „Scharnier der Harmonie“ zwischen Reiter und Pferd ist, wie man Losgelassenheit und Stabilität vereint und warum zu viel oder zu wenig Druck das ganze Gleichgewicht zerstört – all das erfährst du in dieser Folge.Ein Thema, das biomechanisch wie mental den Unterschied macht zwischen „draufsitzen“ und wirklich reiten.Die Themen dieser Folge: Warum das Knie der Dreh- und Angelpunkt für Balance, Einwirkung und Losgelassenheit ist Wie du dein Knie schließen kannst, ohne zu klemmen und dabei deinen Sitz vertiefst Typische Fehlerbilder: offenes Knie, Klammern, „Mitschwingen“ – und wie du sie korrigierst Praktische Übungen für einen ruhigen, präzisen und ausbalancierten Reitersitz„Nur ein ruhiges Knie bringt Ruhe ins Ganze.“ Christoph AckermannJetzt reinhören! Für alle, die nicht nur reiten, sondern sitzen lernen wollen wie die Götter.Support the show

Bill opened the show by reacting to the Eagles surprising loss to the Chargers and discussed who the most to blame is for Philly's offensive struggles. Buy or Sell was next as friends and family of Bill asked him some hard hitting questions, including if Adam Klug or DeCel was the better producer and if Bill is done with his bad Derek Jeter takes. Hour one wrapped up with Bill reacting to the news that the Colts worked out 44-year old Philip Rivers. Hour two opened with Andrew Bogusch hopping on the show to participate in both "Whisper Phone" and "Truth or Bogusch." Part II of Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if he believes in the dead internet theory and if he secretly hates puns. The show ended with Bill reacting to the breaking news that the Dodgers are signing All-Star closer Edwin Diaz.

Bill opened the show by reacting to the College Football Playoff's decision to put Alabama and Miami into the playoff and leave Notre Dame out. Bill then highlighted the impossible situation the committee was in before diving into the Chiefs loss to the Texans, the Steelers surprising win over the Ravens and if the Bears impressed despite losing to the Packers. Buy or Sell kicked off hour two as Bill answered if Notre Dame skipping out on a bowl game is a bad look, if Indiana is his national championship pick and if Patrick Mahomes should no longer be considered the best quarterback in the NFL. Bill's first producer at the network, Adam Klug, then hopped on the show to reminisce about the show and breakdown aliens. The show ended with Bill saying goodbye and reacting to Notre Dame's athletic director Pete Bevacqua's comments about the ACC damaging their relationship with the Irish.

Chief Michael Reiter, the former Palm Beach Police Chief, openly condemned the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein as deeply corrupted by influence, wealth, and political pressure. After his department conducted a meticulous, months-long investigation that identified dozens of underage victims and built a compelling case for serious felony charges, Reiter was stunned to find that the State Attorney's Office appeared unwilling to prosecute Epstein accordingly. Instead of pursuing justice, prosecutors seemed to downplay the severity of the crimes. Reiter described how meetings with State Attorney Barry Krischer became tense and evasive, with Epstein's legal team allowed unusual access and influence. The result was a disturbing reluctance by local prosecutors to move forward with charges that fit the evidence—charges that would have led to significant prison time.Reiter was so alarmed by what he saw behind the scenes that he took the extraordinary step of bypassing local prosecutors and turning the case over to the FBI. He then wrote a letter of apology to the victims and their families, expressing regret that the system had failed them. In his words and actions, Reiter made it clear that justice was being obstructed not because the evidence was lacking, but because Epstein had the money and legal firepower to warp the system in his favor. He would later describe the entire handling of the case—particularly the secretive non-prosecution agreement brokered by U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta—as “a complete breakdown of the justice process,” and the most disturbing failure he had witnessed in his entire career.to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Ex-Florida police chief: Epstein case 'the worst failure of the criminal justice system' in modern timesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-moscow-murders-and-more--5852883/support.

Chief Michael Reiter, the former Palm Beach Police Chief, openly condemned the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein as deeply corrupted by influence, wealth, and political pressure. After his department conducted a meticulous, months-long investigation that identified dozens of underage victims and built a compelling case for serious felony charges, Reiter was stunned to find that the State Attorney's Office appeared unwilling to prosecute Epstein accordingly. Instead of pursuing justice, prosecutors seemed to downplay the severity of the crimes. Reiter described how meetings with State Attorney Barry Krischer became tense and evasive, with Epstein's legal team allowed unusual access and influence. The result was a disturbing reluctance by local prosecutors to move forward with charges that fit the evidence—charges that would have led to significant prison time.Reiter was so alarmed by what he saw behind the scenes that he took the extraordinary step of bypassing local prosecutors and turning the case over to the FBI. He then wrote a letter of apology to the victims and their families, expressing regret that the system had failed them. In his words and actions, Reiter made it clear that justice was being obstructed not because the evidence was lacking, but because Epstein had the money and legal firepower to warp the system in his favor. He would later describe the entire handling of the case—particularly the secretive non-prosecution agreement brokered by U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta—as “a complete breakdown of the justice process,” and the most disturbing failure he had witnessed in his entire career.to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Ex-Florida police chief: Epstein case 'the worst failure of the criminal justice system' in modern timesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.

Bill opened the show by highlighting why the Detroit Lions could be the best team in the NFL that no one is talking about after their resounding win over a hot Cowboys team. Bill then took a few calls about the future of the show before Ryan revealed what his future is. Hour two kicked off with friend of the show Reid Forgrave joining to go down memory lane and breakdown their thoughts on the state of sports journalism. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Georgia fans should panic if they lose to Alabama and if the Bears need a win more than the Packers. The show ended with Bill crowning the Bum of the Week.

Bill makes an important announcement regarding the future of "Reiter Than You."

Bill opened the show by reacting to the report that Giannis is exploring leaving the Bucks and explained why he has earned the right to leave Milwaukee. Bill then posited a theory of why the Browns and Kevin Stefanski are opening the practice window for Deshaun Watson before diving into Would You Rather? Hour two kicked off with AL.com columnist Joseph Goodman joining the show to discuss his column calling Lane Kiffin the biggest villain in SEC history and the pressure Kalen DeBoer is facing at Alabama. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if the Lions need a win tonight more than the Cowboys and if Hugh Freeze will get another head coaching opportunity. The show ended with Bill making a huge show announcement.

In dieser Episode spreche ich mit niemand Geringerem als Andrew Hoy – achtmaliger Olympiateilnehmer, sechsfacher Medaillengewinner und eine der größten Persönlichkeiten, die der Eventingsport je hervorgebracht hat. Wir reden über seine 46 Jahre auf internationalem Top-Level, über Höhen, Tiefen, mentale Stärke, Weiterentwicklung und darüber, warum Rhythmus, Balance und ein gutes Team für ihn wichtiger sind als jedes Talent. Andrew erzählt offen von seinen Anfängen als Farmer in Australien, seinen bewegendsten Olympia-Momenten, den Veränderungen im Sport und den Pferden, die ihn geprägt haben – von Vasili über Oliva de L… bis zu seinen hoffnungsvollen Nachwuchstalenten. Eine Folge voller Weisheit, Demut, Tiefgang und Inspiration – und ein seltener Einblick in den Kopf eines der erfolgreichsten Reiter unserer Zeit. In this episode, I speak with Andrew Hoy – eight-time Olympian, six-time medalist and one of the true icons of our sport. We talk about more than four decades at the highest level, about resilience, development, motivation, and why rhythm, balance and the right people around you matter more than talent alone. Andrew shares stories from his early days as a farmer in Australia, his Olympic journey, the horses that shaped him, and the evolution of eventing over the past decades. A conversation full of insight, humility, humor and inspiration.

Bill opened the show by discussing why it's time for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Mike Tomlin to part ways at the end of the season. Bill then takes a call on the future of Tomlin before reacting to the Clippers shockingly moving on from Chris Paul. Bill then criticized the College Football Playoff committee for stating that Miami and Notre Dame could switch spots despite neither team playing this weekend before getting into Start/Bench/Cut. Hour two kicked off with Ty Dunne joining the show to discuss if the Bears are legit and who the best team in the AFC is. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Ole Miss is a legit championship contender and if non-traditional football powers will continue to have big recruiting wins. The show ended with Bill creating an idea to help sort out some of the chaos in college football.

Bill opened the show by discussing how Mike Vrabel has saved the Patriots and why he is the biggest reason to believe in New England come playoff time. Bill then highlighted the pressure on the Bills to win the Super Bowl this season before reacting to Lane Kiffin's LSU press conference. NFL Power Rankings were next as Bill ranked the top 5 teams in the league. Super Bowl champion Joe Theismann joined the show to kick off hour two to discuss the scariest team in the NFC and why Notre Dame deserves to be in the College Football Playoff. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if he's concerned about Justin Herbert's injured hand and if Penn State is the biggest loser in this coaching cycle. The show ended with Bill and Ryan discussing who the best head coach option for the Nittany Lions is at this point.

Bill opened the show by reacting to Lane Kiffin leaving Ole Miss for LSU and explained why there are no winners in this situation. Bill then reacted to the weekend of NFL action, discussing whether the Bears are legit or frauds, if the Chiefs will miss the playoffs and why the Steelers are getting what they signed up for. 5 Things You Need To Know From Week 14 In College Football ended hour one as Bill touched on Ohio State beating Michigan and which teams are still alive to make the College Football Playoff. Hour two kicked off with college football insider Dennis Dodd joining the show to discuss Lane Kiffin's decision to leave Ole Miss, if he'll have success at LSU and if Texas is worth of a playoff spot. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if the Chiefs will miss the playoffs and if Mike Tomlin will be coaching the Steelers in 2026. Bill ended the show with rapid fire NFL takes that included whether the Chiefs or Bears are the bigger surprise this season.

Lynnell Willingham fills in for Bill Reiter and discusses the NFL's Thanksgiving games. Lynnell gives you his favorite picks and plays for Thursday's slate of games and dives into Black Friday's Bears vs. Eagles game. He discusses teams with playoff presence and playoff hopes and lays out their paths to the playoffs.

With Lynnell Willingham in for Bill, Lynnell opened the show by reacting to the 49ers beating the Panthers on Monday Night Football and casted doubt about whether San Francisco is a legit playoff team. Lynnell then dove into the dysfunctional relationship between Brandon Aiyuk and the 49ers before diving into Week 13 NFL Power Rankings. Hour two of the show started with "Straight Facts, Homie" show host Trey Wingo joining to discuss which teams are pretenders in the NFL and why the Chiefs are still very dangerous. Buy or Sell was next as Lynnell answered if the Pistons are legit and if the winner of Lions-Packers on Thanksgiving wins the division. The show ends with a game of NFL "Contender or Pretender."

With Lynnell Willingham filling in for Bill, Lynnell opened the show by reacting to Shedeur Sanders' performance in his first NFL start and graded Shedeur's performance. Lynnell then discussed the Giants firing defensive coordinator Shane Bowen and broke down where New York goes from here. 5 Things You Need To Know From College Football Week 13 was next as Lynnell reacted to USC falling to Oregon and Cal firing head coach Justin Wilcox. Buy or Sell was next as Lynnell answered if Pete Carroll will be coaching the Raiders in 2026 and if the Rams are the best team in the NFL. Cleveland Browns reporter for the Chronicle-Telegram and Medina Gazette Scott Petrak then joined the show to give his analysis of Shedeur's first career start and discussed if there's anything Shedeur could do this season to convince the Browns that he's their franchise quarterback. The show ended with Lynnell reacting to the news that the Saints are working out kicker Justin Tucker and discussing why the Ravens are a very dangerous team.

Bill opened the show by reacting to the Bills losing to the Texans and used that result to highlight how wide open the AFC is. Bill then reacted to Lakers governor Jeanie Buss firing her brothers from the organization on Thursday and discussed how Los Angeles is heading in the right directions. Bill then broke down whether Joe Burrow and Aaron Rodgers should play on Sunday. Hour two opened with former NFL head coach Herm Edwards joining the show to preview the Colts-Chiefs matchup, discuss if the Bills are in trouble and if there are certain head coaching jobs that are untouchable. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if USC-Oregon is the biggest game of Lincoln Riley's career and if Ole Miss should be left out of the College Football Playoff if Lane Kiffin isn't coaching. The show ended with Bill crowning the Bum of the Week.

Fran Spielman is joined by Bob Reiter, President of the Chicago Federation of Labor, focusing on the significant budget stalemate in Chicago. They discuss Mayor Brandon Johnson's rejected $600 million spending plan and the various revenue options and tax strategies on the table to address the city's financial challenges.

Ryan Hickey, filling in for Bill, opened the show by discussing why he's worried about Lane Kiffin's maturity as Lane continues to create distractions about his future before explaining why both LSU and Florida should be concerned about how Lane is handling the rumors. Ryan then gave his opinion on how the Bengals and Steelers should handle their quarterback situation this week before getting into Would You Rather, where Ryan decided between Thanksgiving turkey or Christmas ham and living in constant light or darkness. USA Today NFL columnist Jarrett Bell joined the show to discuss if Sundays game if bigger for the Colts or Chiefs and his expectations for Shedeur Sanders on Sunday. Buy or Sell was next as Ryan answered if J.J. McCarthy is a franchise quarterback and if Steve Sarkisian will be the Texas head coach in 2026. The show ended with Ryan breaking down the latest sports media-athlete feud.

Bill opened the show by making the case as to why Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin should stay in Oxford before diving into which NFL head coaches are in danger of losing their jobs at the end of the season. Start/Bench/Cut was next as Bill ranked which quarterback he would trust the most to win a game, the worst parts of Thanksgiving and the most prestigious position in sports. Hour two kicked off with Super Bowl champion Brady Poppinga joining the show to discuss if he believes the College Football Playoff committee got the latest batch of rankings right and how the Steelers should handle Aaron Rodgers' wrist injury. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Shedeur Sanders will throw for at least 200 yards in his first career start, if Alabama has a bigger gripe with the CFP committee than Miami and if Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson are in love. The show ended with Bill crushing the CFP committee for favoriting Notre Dame over both Miami and Alabama.

Bill opened the show by discussing the latest Eagles dysfunction surrounding Jalen Hurts and broke down whether there should be real concern about the state of the team moving forward. Bill then reacted to the report of Lane Kiffin's family touring the cities of Gainesville and Baton Rouge before giving his Week 12 NFL Power Rankings. Hour two kicked off with Super Bowl champion Ryan Harris joining the show to discuss if the Broncos are legit Super Bowl contenders, what's been the biggest issue with the Chiefs and if Notre Dame is a national championship contender. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Pete Carroll will be coaching the Raiders in 2026 and if Virginia Tech made the right move in hiring James Franklin. The show ended with Bill reacting to the breaking news that Aaron Rodgers won't need wrist surgery.

Bill opened the show by breaking down the Chiefs losing to the Broncos and what it means for Kansas City moving forward before giving a few quick takes on Week 11 results. Bill then congratulated Charles for winning the "Reiter Than You" survivor pool before reacting to the Aaron Rodgers injury. 5 Things That You Need To Know From College Football: Week 12 was next as Bill reacted to Georgia dominating Texas, Oklahoma shocking Alabama and USC slipping past Iowa. Hour two started with Emory Hunt joining the show to discuss if he's concerned with the state of the Eagles offense, the concern with the Chiefs and if the Broncos are legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if the Steelers need Aaron Rodgers in order to make the postseason, if Ja'Marr Chase should be suspended and if he lost all belief in Sam Darnold. The show ended with Bill discussing whether Sabrina Carpenter or Olivia Rodrigo is a better artist.

Der Weltreiterverband (FEI) hat die sogenannte Blood Rule im Springreiten geändert – und die Pferdesportwelt diskutiert. Dabei geht es um Regelungen, wie in Turnierprüfungen damit umgegangen werden soll, wenn vor, während oder nach einer Prüfung bei einem teilnehmenden Pferd Blut am Körper festgestellt wird. Pferde sollen ab Inkrafttreten der neuen Regelung zum 1. Januar 2026 trotz sichtbaren Blutes unter bestimmten Umständen weiter an der Prüfung teilnehmen können, zum Beispiel an einem zweiten Umlauf eines Großen Preises oder einem Stechen. Was bedeutet das für den Pferdesport? Warum kam es bei der FEI Generalversammlung zu diesem Abstimmungsergebnis? Und warum sehen viele Fachleute darin einen Rückschritt fürs Tierwohl? Diesen und mehr Fragen gehen wir in dieser Folge gemeinsam mit zwei Insidern auf den Grund, die beide Funktionen innerhalb der FEI bekleiden: Tierarzt Dr. Michael Köhler und Richter Joachim Geilfuß. Sie erklären: • wie es zu der umstrittenen Abstimmung kam – und warum jede Nation nur eine Stimme hat • welche Szenarien künftig auf Turnieren entstehen könnten • welche neue Verantwortung jetzt auf Richter und Tierärzte zukommt • warum sie die Regeländerung kritisch sehen und welche Auswirkungen sie erwarten Eine Folge für alle, die verstehen wollen, was hinter den Kulissen des internationalen Sports passiert – und was die Entscheidung für Pferde, Reiter und das Vertrauen in den Sport bedeutet.

Bill opened the show by explaining why Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani is the greatest baseball player of all-time after he won his fourth MVP award. Bill then explained why he believes Ohtani's greatness will continue well into his career before praising Mike Vrabel for turning the Patriots around. Hour two started with Nick Wilson joining the show to discuss the coaching job Kevin Stefanski has done this season for the Browns, how hot his seat is and if he would welcome LeBron back to the Cavs. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Cal Raleigh was robbed of the MVP, if the Jets should bench Justin Fields and if Deion Sanders will be coaching Colorado in 2026. The show ended with Bill crowning the Bum of the Week.

Bill opened the show by praising Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown for his comments criticizing the offense. Bill then divulged some programming ideas he has for the show for the rest of the year before telling a story how he almost got in trouble for returning a lost wallet. Would You Rather was next as Bill decided between eating Chick-Fil-A or In & Out from a vending machine and Tarik Skubal or Paul Skenes as his team's ace for next season. Hour two opened with former NFL tight end Clay Harbor joining the show to discuss if the Bears are good enough to win the NFC North and the areas where Caleb Williams has turned his game around. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Nikola Jokic is a top 3 player in NBA history since 2000 and if fireworks are acceptable during a blowout. The show ended with Bill explaining why UCLA moving their football home from the Rose Bowl to SoFi Stadium would be beneficial for the program.

Bill opened the show by highlighting how the New York Giants job should be attractive for coaches like Kevin Stefanski and Mike Tomlin. Bill then reacted to the news that Jaguars two-way star Travis Hunter will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury and debated whether Hunter should stick to just one side of the ball. Start/Bench/Cut was next as Bill ranked the worst places for AirPods to die and the most intriguing NFL division races to watch down the stretch of the season. Hour two kicked off with Sports Illustrated college football reporter Bryan Fischer joining the show to react to the latest College Football Playoff rankings and which team could make a surprise run to the Playoff. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Draymond Green was in the right to call out his teammates and if the Mavericks are on the right track after firing Nico Harrison. The show ended with Bill explaining why Bill Belichick will never coach in the NFL again.

Are we unknowingly training a generation of students for a “middle of the road” future, where creativity and critical thinking suffer at the hands of automation and convenience? In this enlightening episode of the Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast, hosts Dr. Matthew Warwood and Dr. Cindy Burnett sit down with Dr. Roni Reiter Palmon, a distinguished professor of Industrial Organizational Psychology at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. They dive deep into the world of creativity in education, exploring the essential skills students need for the future workplace, such as problem identification, empathy, and critical thinking. Dr. Roni Reiter Palmon shares practical examples and research-backed strategies, highlighting the importance of framing problems from multiple perspectives and understanding how creativity and critical thinking are intertwined. The conversation also touches on measuring creativity, the role of AI in assessment and idea generation, and the risks and rewards of integrating technology into creative educational processes. Listeners will also gain insight into current trends shaping the field of creativity research, including team creativity, creativity with constraints, and innovative approaches to fostering creative skills in students. As the current President of the APA Division 10, Dr. Roni Reiter Palmon offers a unique perspective on emerging topics for 2025 and emphasizes the necessity of expertise and deep domain knowledge for meaningful creative work. Whether you're an educator, administrator, or creativity enthusiast, this episode provides actionable advice and thought-provoking questions to help fuel your teaching journey in the age of AI and collaborative innovation. Be sure to check out the show notes for conference links and additional resources! Guest Bio Dr. Roni Reiter Palmon is the John Holland Distinguished Professor of Industrial Organizational Psychology at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. With nearly 40 years in the field, her research zeroes in on creativity and innovation in workplaces, focusing especially on cognitive and social processes, creativity measurement, skill development, and the intersection of creativity with AI and teamwork. With over 200 publications in leading journals and books, Dr. Reiter Palmon is a central figure in creativity research, currently editing the APA Handbook on the Psychology of Creativity and serving as the president of APA Division 10. In 2024, she was honored with the Arnheim Lifetime Achievement Award for her influential contributions to the study of creativity.   Be sure to subscribe on your favorite platform and sign up for our Extra Fuel newsletter for more resources and inspiration. Visit FuelingCreativityPodcast.com for more information or email us at questions@fuelingcreativitypodcast.com.

Bill opened today's show by lamenting the performance by the Green Bay Packers and stated that head coach Matt LaFleur is coaching for his job for the rest of the season. Bill then explained why the Giants made the right move in firing head coach Brian Daboll before reacting to the breaking news that the Dallas Mavericks are firing GM Nico Harrison. NFL Power Rankings were next as Bill ranked the top 5 teams in the league heading into Week 11. College football insider Dennis Dodd joined the show to discuss the Big Ten's proposed private capital deal, which teams are national title contenders and why Lane Kiffin won't leave Ole Miss. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if he likes Mike McDaniel trolling Bills fans, if LSU is losing credibility and if the Giants are an attractive job. The show ended with Bill discussing whether he would rather have a great GM and a bad head coach or vice versa.

Immer wieder wird der Reitsport von Skandalen erschüttert: Prominente Reiterinnen und Reiter gehen beim Versuch, ihre Pferde zu Höchstleistungen zu bringen, zu weit und fügen den Tieren Schmerzen zu. MDR-Journalistin Rebecca Kupfner hat gemeinsam mit ihren Kolleginnen Nina Böckmann und Julia Cruschwitz im deutschen Reitsport recherchiert und sich angeschaut, wie verbreitet umstrittene und eigentlich verbotene Methoden wie die Rollkur oder das Schlagen mit der Gerte sind. Sie erzählt in dieser 11KM-Folge von einem geschlossenen System, das Milliarden umsetzt und in dem das Tierwohl längst nicht immer an erster Stelle steht. Hier geht's zum Film “Reitsport - zwischen Lieben und Quälen” von Rebecca Kupfner, Nina Böckmann und Julia Cruschwitz: https://1.ard.de/teamrecherche_reitsport?pod=elf Weitere spannende, investigative Recherchen findet ihr hier: https://www.ardmediathek.de/investigativ Hier geht's zu "(K)ein Kinderwunsch”, unserem Podcast-Tipp: https://1.ard.de/keinkinderwunschstaffel2 Diese und viele weitere Folgen von 11KM findet ihr überall da, wo es Podcasts gibt, auch hier in der ARD Audiothek: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/11km-der-tagesschau-podcast/12200383/ An dieser Folge waren beteiligt: Folgenautor:innen: Charlotte Horn und Jonas Helm Mitarbeit: Lukas Waschbüsch, Marc Hoffmann Host: David Krause Produktion: Ruth-Maria Ostermann, Regina Staerke, Alexander Gerhardt, Marie-Noelle Svihla Planung: Caspar von Au und Hardy Funk Distribution: Kerstin Ammermann Redaktionsleitung: Fumiko Lipp und Nicole Dienemann 11KM: der tagesschau-Podcast wird produziert von BR24 und NDR Info. Die redaktionelle Verantwortung für diese Episode liegt beim NDR.

Bill opened the show by discussing the struggles of Aaron Rodgers and why it's a bad sign for the Steelers moving forward. Bill then discussed his biggest takeaway from the Bears win over the Giants and Dan Campbell taking over play calling for the Lions. 5 Things From College Football Week 11 was next as Bill reacted to Indiana squeaking by Penn State and Texas Tech dominating BYU. Hour two opened with Bill chatting with former NFL quarterback Steve Beuerlein about his belief level in Drake Maye and his concern level with the Bills. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if either the Seahawks or Patriots will make the conference championship game and if USC giving their backup quarterback the same number as the punter was bush league. The show ended with Bill taking a call on Caleb Williams and criticizing the Bills for not putting enough Allen.

Bill opened the show by reacting to the Broncos ugly 10-7 win over the Raiders and explained why this game proves his skepticism when it comes to Sean Payton succeeding in Denver. Bill then provided a health update on Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels before previewing the Week 10 college football slate. The first hour ended with Bill criticizing Wisconsin for bringing Luke Fickell back for the 2026 season. Hour two opened with Super Bowl champion and CBS Sports NFL analyst Bryant McFadden joining the show to discuss the state of Florida State football and which NFL team will be the best team in the league heading into the playoffs. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if there will be a quarterback controversy in San Francisco and if either Iowa or Missouri will pull off an upset on Saturday. The show ended with Bill crowning the Bum of the Week.

Bill opened the show by explaining why LeBron James should ask for a trade away from the Lakers amid their hot start to the season. Bill the debated a few landing spots that would make sense for LeBron before diving into Would You Rather, where Bill decided between cloning himself or cloning his dog and pursuing an acting or musical career. Hour two opened with Super Bowl champion Brady Poppinga joining the show to discuss what he makes of the Packers up and down start and whether the Patriots and Colts are legit. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Lincoln Riley would leave USC for LSU and if the Raiders will have more turnovers than touchdowns against the Broncos. The show ended with Bill discussing the NFL teams with the most to prove in the second half of the season.

Bill opened the show by reacting to the Colts trading for Sauce Gardner and explained why he doesn't think the move will ultimately work before discussing the biggest error he believes the College Football Playoff committee made in their initial batch of rankings. Start/Bench/Cut was next as Bill ranked the best dance moves and the greatest current champions in sports. Hour two started with David Samson joining the show to breakdown what the Dodgers repeating as World Series champions means for baseball moving forward. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if the Bengals made a mistake in not trading Trey Hendrickson at the trade deadline and if the Big Ten will have more teams in the College Football Playoff than the SEC. The show ended with Bill taking a call on Notre Dame's ranking and explained why the Fighting Irish will never join a conference.

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Bill opened the show by reacting to the Cardinals beating the Cowboys on Monday Night Football and explaining why Arizona needs to move on from Kyler Murray this offseason. Bill then takes a call on the Cowboys struggles before playing a game testing his belief in a few NFL teams at the midway point of the season. NFL Power Rankings were next as Bill ranked the five best teams in the league heading into Week 10. Hour two opened with Dan Wolken joining the show to discuss where the Auburn job ranks and if Dabo Swinney is capable of turning Clemson around. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if the Dodgers are good for baseball and his concern level with the Chargers. The show ended with Bill reflecting on the World Series ratings and explaining how baseball is booming.

Bill opened the show by reacting to the Dodgers winning the World Series and discussed why that entire series was a win for baseball. Bill then explained why the Bills beating the Chiefs means nothing before diving into 5 Things You Need To Know from Week 10 in College Football, where Bill hit on Auburn firing Hugh Freeze, Arch Manning dazzling against Vanderbilt and two top 10 teams getting upset by unranked teams. Hour two kicked off with Super Bowl champion Ryan Harris joining the show to discuss if Buffalo finally found the blueprint to beat the Chiefs in the playoffs and if the Seahawks are legit. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if Dan Quinn deserves criticism for Jayden Daniels getting hurt and if the Blue Jays blew the World Series before explaining further why the Dodgers deserve credit for winning the World Series to end the show.

Bill opened the show by discussing how the Dolphins embarrassed themselves on Thursday Night Football and said that Miami has no choice but to fire head coach Mike McDaniel. Bill then reacted to LSU firing athletic director Scott Woodward before giving Ryan a TV show recommendation. Bill then highlighted the importance of Nebraska beating USC this weekend to end the first hour. World Series champion Jerry Hairston Jr. joined the show to kick off hour two to discuss what the Dodgers need to do to force a Game 7 and why the LA bats have gone cold. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if the Dolphins firing general manager Chris Grier is the right move and if the Blue Jays will win the World Series. The show ended with Bill crowning the Bum of the Week.

Joining Mike on Hitting Left this week is President of the Chicago Federation of Labor, Bob Reiter, Jr. to discuss the role of organized labor in Chicago and nationally and the fight against Trumpism and fascism.

Bill opened the show by praising the Blue Jays for beating the Dodgers in Game 5 and highlighted the incredible pitching performance by Trey Yesavage. Bill then reacted to the Louisiana governor's comments about the LSU head coaching search before diving into Would You Rather, where he decided between losing a leg for the Bears to win a Super Bowl or keeping the leg but never seeing a championship and chocolate or non-chocolate candy. Hour two kicked off with ESPN college football analyst Aaron Murray joining the show to discuss how he views the LSU head coaching job and if Vanderbilt is here to stay. Buy or Sell was next as Bill answered if the Blue Jays winning the World Series would be the biggest upset of this century and if the Ravens will beat the Dolphins by more than a touchdown on Thursday Night Football. Bill ended the show by hitting on the Dodgers hitting woes and discussed what he expects from Yoshinobu Yamamoto in Game 6.