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I start by talking about Nolan Arenado and why it seems like he is the RHH coming to Boston. I then discuss the wild NBA trade deadline.

Two Orioles have made changes and are having good early returns. Colton Cowser has started using a longer bat, and Zach Eflin's pitch mix has been adjusted, effectively dropping his 4s against RHH. Tune in as Eli reviews these changes in dpeth and looks at what the early returns have been. Twitter Threads YouTube Substack

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Recovery Happy Hour celebrates life beyond the bottle and what happens after we quit drinking.  Hosted by Tricia Lewis, we discuss recovery, gray area drinking, and what's current in sober culture. Topic: Where are they now?  Tricia gives updates from former RHH interviewees Episode Sponsor: Better Help Links: Recovery Happy Hour  Get 10% off your first month of Better Help   Beth's Update: Listen to Beth's Episode Beth's Instagram Dave's Update: Listen to Dave's Episode Nick's Update: Listen to Nick's episode Jenn Sober Sis's Update Listen to Jenn's episode Sobersis.com Sober Sis retreat in April Jen's book "Look Alive, Sis!" Shelby's Update: Listen to Shelby's episode Shelby's podcast Confident Sober Women Shelby's website Shelby's book "Recovering in Recovery" Jamie's Update: Listen to Jamie's Episode Jamie's Insta Heather's Update: Listen to Heather's episode Ditched the Drink Jen Elizabeth's Update: Listen to Jen Elizabeth's episode Learn about the Sidewalk Project Read Jen's book "Shape of a Woman" Emily Lynn Paulson's Update: Listen to Emily's episode Emily's website Sober Mom Squad Courtney's Update: Listen to Courtney's episode Courtney's Sober Vibes podcast Courtney's website Courtney's book Tawny's Update: Listen to Tawny's episode Tawny's website Read Tawny's book "Dry Humping" Drink (parentheses) James' Update: Listen to James' episode Connie's Update: Listen to Connie's episode Email her at customerservice@conniesmcmillan.com Elizabeth's Update: Listen to Elizabeth's episode Elizabeth's Instagram

Unbelievably, this is it!  After four seasons of The “Race, Health & Happiness”Podcast, we are shutting off the lights, locking the door, and saying goodbye for the last time.  We did our best to share knowledge, uplift people, and make “this racialized world” a little better.  But all good things must come to an end, and we know in our souls that now is the time to take a break, and then dream it all up again with some new and exciting ventures.Of the countless reasons we have to be grateful, it's the many people who supported the work of "Race, Health & Happiness" that mean the most to us.  RHH has sur-thrived because of the contributions of many, including:Camille (CAM) - Managing Producer & ShowrunnerObadiah George - Technical ProducerJael Joseph - Associate ProducerJordyn Gibson - Promotions CoordinatorJaviera-Violeta Duran Kairies - Logistics CoordinatorAwet Sium - Business Manager and VoiceoverTamika E. Latibeaudière - Research ConsultantCorrine Bent-Womack - Anti-Racism ConsultantLatoya Powell - Special Production ConsultantVeronica Ing - Graphic DesignGoldkeyz - Theme MusicDarrelle Carpentier - Voiceover ArtistAruna Dahanayake - LawyerLorraine Fleck - Legal consultantRay Fontaine - Strategy ConsultantDan Misener - Audience Development ConsultantSarah Martin - Podcasting ConsultantHannah Sung - Podcasting ConsultantFrançoise Makanda - Communications ConsultantSemipe Oni - Medical Student Sinthu Senthillmohan - Medical StudentXavier Oshinowo - Student InternAphiah McIntosh - Student InternAfua Mfwodo - Student InternD'Andre Dixon - Student InternRebecca Crawford - Student ContributorChantal Phillips - Student ContributorHelen Melon - Student ContributorFisayo Aruleba - Student ContributorMiranda McDermott - Student ContributorHappy Inibhunu - Student ContributorWe have had the pleasure of featuring outstanding guests on our RHH shows who have included:“Race, Health & Happiness”Ritu BhasinCelina Caesar-ChavannesRoberta K. Timothy. Ph.D.Akwatu KhentiDirector X (Operation Prefrontal Cortex)Kike Ojo-ThompsonVictoria ChanDr. Marcia AndersonKern CarterOlunike AdeliyiDr. Samir Shaheen-HussainTameika ShawGurneet DhamiTrey AnthonyCamille DundasPaul TaylorNouman AshrafAlica HallAngela CarterJael JosephKaryn S. PuglieseNaki Osutei (she/hers)Dalton HigginsElizabeth LeibaDr. Lulu, aka “The Momatrician”Bamby SalcedoNam KiwanukaNicole KanikiCaroline PetersQuinton RedcliffeMarlon PalmerD'Bi.Young AnitafrikaNatacha PennycookeJohn DevenishMaria “Mara” RiveraRHH on CampusD' Andre Dixon Hannah Boadu Malik Clarke Ilyas HusseinDr. Candice ToddDr. Upton AllenCelina Caesar-ChavannesGregory LeslieDonna AlexanderWe are also thankful for the organizations, institutions, and companies that have offered their financial and moral support to keep us operating:Bhasin Consulting Inc.University of TorontoToronto Metropolitan UniversityBlack Creek Community Health CentreCity of TorontoUnited Way Greater TorontoThe Black Health Alliance Finally, we are grateful to YOU, the listeners. Thanks to you RHH has evolved into a community dedicated to promoting equity, diversion, inclusion, justice and wellness. Here's wishing you continued Health & Happiness now and always!Thank you for listening, and we will talk with you soon,Dr. Karl KabaselePS - to continue to listen to our entire catalogue of episodes for free visit: http://www.RaceHealthHappiness.com

Hanna bryter mot ”no boys allowed” regeln efter en lyckad RHH. Stella kan inte få ut Hannas mammas röst ur huvudet och gör sitt yttersta för att skydda dom båda.Klipps av Victor Ganguly

This is episode two of a two part series of RHH on Campus. In this episode Xavier Oshinowo interviews Donna Alexander, a Social Worker, Mental Health Clinician, Advocate, and Consultant with 18-plus years of experience and mental health support about the impact of substance abuse on the Black community and the influence  SAPPACY has in the Ontario region. Access our Shownotes to uncover additional meaning!Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.] 

This episode of RHH is our third of a 3-part series on South Africa.  I speak with Quinton Redcliffe, a skilled facilitator, trainer, and educator from Cape Town, South Africa. He specializes in international education, intercultural communication and leadership training.  He has dedicated his career to working to find common ground among diverse populations, from his days working to topple the apartheid regime in the South Africa of his youth, to helping people deal with and overcome the legacy of institutionalized racism in his country and all over the world.  More recently Quinton has had the opportunity to expand his anti-racism work even further, following the murder of George Floyd at the hands of police in the United States.  From that tragedy the demand for racial reconciliation grew, and Quinton has worked hard to fill that gap through his work.In our conversation, Quinton talks about the explicit ways South Africa institutionalized racism. He highlights how apartheid dictated a person's fate from the cradle to the grave — where one was born, where they were allowed to live, and even where they were buried were all influenced by race with all of this exclusion being written into law. We also talk about the ways that the study of the system of apartheid can be used to learn how best to implement systems of resistance that include allyship, conflict resolution and knowledge exchange. Quinton's personal journey of resistance can help us to understand how to combat systems of oppression, both past and present                  - Dr. O.Access our  Shownotes to uncover additional meaning!(https://bit.ly/rhhcarolinepeters6)Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]  

This is episode one of a two part series of RHH on Campus. In this episode Xavier Oshinowo interviews Gregory Leslie, a Social Worker, Psychotherapist, and Consultant with 20-plus years of experience and mental health support about the impact of gun violence on the Black community.Access our Shownotes to uncover additional meaning!Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]

This episode of RHH is our second of a three-part series on South Africa.  I speak with Ms. Caroline Peters, a South African feminist and human rights defender and an award-winning activist against gender-based violence. Ms. Peters discusses her life and experiences living and working as a coloured woman in South Africa during the 90's. She tells me about the differences in discrimination between groups during apartheid, and her feelings about how she navigated those chapters in South African history. During our conversation she opens up about how she found, lost, and reclaimed her voice, and the painful obstacles that she had to overcome during the process. In her work today, she continues to raise awareness for gender based violence, working to serve, support, and uplift women fleeing violent relationships. Tune in to learn more about her story, history, and how we can participate in creating safer societies for women.                   - Dr. O.Access our  Shownotes to uncover additional meaning!(https://bit.ly/rhhcarolinepeters6)Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]  

Today's episode is all about cardiovascular fitness! I know I talk A LOT about the importance of strength training, however, getting in some cardio is also super important for your health. Not only am I talking about the science of cardiovascular fitness, I also want to share with you my triathlon experiences!  Some topics I discuss are: Definition of cardiovascular exercise Why is cardiovascular fitness important? Target heart rate zones and how to use them to achieve your goals (see below for more details) How to know if your cardio is working -------------------------------------------- Target Heart Rate Zones Zone 1 - VERY Light 50% to 60% Zone 2 - Light 60% to 70% Zone 3 - Moderate 70% to 80% Zone 4 - High Intensity 80% to 90% Zone 5 - Max Effort 90% to 100% Maximum Heart Rate Formula 1.Subtract age from 220 Calculate Target Heart Rate with 220 - Age= X and multiply by Target Heart Rate Zone percentage. 2.Calculating Target Heart Rate with Karvonen Method First get your Resting Heart Rate (RHR), set aside. Next subtract age from 220 for Maximum Heart Rate (MHR) Subtract RHR from MHR for Heart Rate Reserve (HRR) Multiply HRR by % and then add back RHR Example: HRR X 70% + RHR + Target Heart Rate (THR) 220 - age 52 = 168 (MHR) 168 MHR - 45 (RHH)= 123 HRR 123 HRR X 70% = 86.1 + 45 RHR= 131 BPM (Target Heart Rate Zone 2) OR online calculator for Karvonen Method Click here -> Karvonen Calculator Links: Join Rock That Fitness Email List for Updates and tips on Nutrition, Fitness & Mindset! https://www.rockthatfitness.com Coach Anna invites you to join Rock That Fitness, The Best Online Women's Fitness Group EVER here-> https://www.rockthatfitness.com/ Rock That Fitness on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rockthatfitness Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/cruen/we-got-this License code: RBWENWHGXSWXAEUE

On Part 3 of  RHH on Campus,  Xavier Oshinowo interviews Senior Advisor, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity (EDI) Initiatives in the Faculty of Health Sciences , author of a new book, Can You Hear Me Now? How I Found My Voice and Learned to Live with Passion and Purpose  and member of the Black Scientist task force- Celina Caesar-Chavannes- about the impact of Covid 19 on Black Communities.Access our Shownotes to uncover additional meaning!Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]

On Part 2. of  RHH on Campus,  Xavier Oshinowo interviews Head of the Division of Infectious Disease at the Hospital for Sick Children,  Professor of Paediatrics at U of T and member of the Black Scientist task force- Dr. Upton Allen- about the impact of Covid 19 on Black Communities.Access our Shownotes to uncover additional meaning!Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]

On Part 1.  of RHH on Campus, Xavier Oshinowo interviews Naturopathic doctor and member of the Black Scientist task force-Dr. Candice Todd. During this episode Xavier and Dr. Todd discuss the impact of COVID-19 on Black Communities.Access our Shownotes to uncover additional meaning!Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]

Season 4 of RHH is going to be an international journey, and we we start it off in the USA with our amazing sister, Elizabeth Leiba! She is a multimedia journalist of Jamaican descent living and working in Florida, where she has hosted numerous podcasts including “Black Power Moves” on the Ebony Podcast Network.  Leiba is also a professor who has spent more than a decade working in higher education, teaching advocacy at the undergraduate and graduate levels. She is the Director of Instructional Design and Innovation at City College in Hollywood, Florida, and the founder and course developer for The Black History and Culture Academy, an informative, engaging and immersive online Black history program. And Leiba is the author of a magnificent book about “surthrival” entitled “I'm Not Yelling: A Black Woman's Guide to Navigating the Workplace”. And as if all that were not enough, in 2020, she was recognized by the networking website LinkedIn as a “Top Voice in Education”.In this episode Elizabeth talks with me about her experience “Shopping While Black”, her unnerving experience with the police, what she learned about the legal system, and of course she shares with us her stories of overcoming and resilience.                                 - Dr. O Access our Shownotes to uncover additional meaning!(http://bit.ly/41gCYsw)Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]

"I am a HUGE fan of centering Black Joy during the holidays! As an antidote to the materialism, colonial social structures, and more recently the pandemic-related isolation, I think it's important to celebrate with friends and loved ones, good food, and good music, all grounded in our rich cultural traditions.In this special episode of the “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast I sit down with my Senior Producer Dr. Karl Kabasele to share memories of holidays past, and to discuss how we can all find joy, connection, and rejuvenation during this festive season.  However you celebrate, whether you embrace a religious or cultural tradition or not, there is room for everyone around our RHH holiday table!At the end of the show we also take a look at the future of RHH and our plans to expand the role of our BIPOC journalism and production students as we prepare to launch Season 4 in February of 2023.On behalf of the whole RHH Family, here's wishing you Health & Happiness now and into the New Year!”                                  - Dr. O Access our shownotes to uncover additional meaning!(https://tinyurl.com/rhhtdnakio)Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]

On this episode I speak with Dalton Higgins, an African-Canadian self-proclaimed multi-hyphenate. He is a PR strategist and publicist, author of six books, festival producer and National Magazine Award winning journalist. Dalton teaches a course called 'Deconstructing Drake, and The Weeknd' as a part of Toronto Metropolitan University's Professional Music BFA program. Dalton is also the author of the definitive biography of rap icon Drake entitled, 'Far From Over: The Music and Life of Drake', which is part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum collection in the U.S. Dalton has been a script writer for the Juno Awards ceremony for Canadian music, and a former member of the Racial Equity Advisory Committee for The Canada Council for the Arts. Additionally, Dalton is the host of one of my personal favourite podcasts, ‘Black Tea', which was created for and by Black Canadians, where they dig into Black culture, news and sports. In this episode of RHH we discuss topics like Black entrepreneurship, tokenism, challenging the status quo as minorities, and the incredible healing powers of music.       -  Dr. O Access our shownotes to uncover additional meaning!(https://tinyurl.com/rhhtdnakio)Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]

The Yankees won on Labor Day, and two miracles occurred: Aaron Judge hit a home run with a runner on base (that's an indictment on his teammates, not him), and Isiah Kiner-Falefa hit his first Yankees Stadium home run (second home run of the season). Judge hit #54 on the season, which ties A-Rod for the Yankee record by an RHH, set in 2007, and is on pace for 65 (!) home runs. Kiner-Falefa is not close to setting any home run records but it was still a nice insurance run for the Yankees who went on to win 5-2 and beat the Twins again.Stacey also briefly discusses the forgettable weekend in Tampa. The Yankees are controlling their destiny right not until they have to play Tampa again this weekend.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!LinkedInLinkedIn Jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Did you know every week, nearly 40 million job seekers visit LinkedIn? Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONMLB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Yankees won on Labor Day, and two miracles occurred: Aaron Judge hit a home run with a runner on base (that's an indictment on his teammates, not him), and Isiah Kiner-Falefa hit his first Yankees Stadium home run (second home run of the season). Judge hit #54 on the season, which ties A-Rod for the Yankee record by an RHH, set in 2007, and is on pace for 65 (!) home runs. Kiner-Falefa is not close to setting any home run records but it was still a nice insurance run for the Yankees who went on to win 5-2 and beat the Twins again. Stacey also briefly discusses the forgettable weekend in Tampa. The Yankees are controlling their destiny right not until they have to play Tampa again this weekend. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! LinkedIn LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Did you know every week, nearly 40 million job seekers visit LinkedIn? Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONMLB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

“For this episode of the RHH podcast, we are bringing you a throwback, and it's the very popular episode from Season 2 featuring Kike Ojo-Thompson.  The reason we are doing this encore presentation is because we know that so many of you are heading back to the workplace or back into the classroom, and what she has is the ultimate advice on knowing how to succeed and understanding the game board you're playing on, especially as a Black person.  And so we are bringing it back, this gem of an episode with my girl Kike!Kike's mission is to transform institutions and work cultures into more equitable spaces.  Our conversation explores the tensions and intersections of Black identity within Black communities.  Then we delve into the double discrimination faced by Black women called “Misogynoir”, and finally tips for staying healthy and raising resilient Black children.I love this conversation.  I hope you do too.”    - Dr. OAccess our shownotes to uncover additional meaning! (bit.ly/rhhs2e1)Please support us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of Toronto Metropolitan University.]

In this special episode of Race, Health & Happiness, we are profiling one of our star interns, Jael Joseph. And as a super special treat I've also got our senior producer Dr. Karl on the mic, since he plays an important role supervising and working with our students.So… as y'all know, our podcast team is comprised of Black and BIPOC volunteer students and paid interns. Our distinguished guest Jael was our first intern, and she did such a wonderful job that a year later she was promoted to Associate Producer!  She is so talented and a bright light on our team so we decided y'all should meet her! Jael is a media producer, emcee and influencer born in Dominica. Even before becoming a student at Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly known as Ryerson) she had over 10 years of experience in radio as an on-air personality and program coordinator. She is the first Black woman to be the recipient of the Faulhaber Communications Award for women aspiring to be a senior leader in communications. AND She is just wrapping up her master's degree in Media Production. During our conversation we talk about Jael's experience as an intern on RHH, the challenges she faced as a Black female immigrant student in North America, and the importance of knowing your worth and demanding that it be respected!      -  Dr. O View our ShowNotes for more information -   https://bit.ly/3Bl3iXZ Please support us on Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/RaceHealthHappy[The “Race, Health & Happiness” podcast is produced with the support of United Way Greater Toronto, and the help of Toronto Metropolitan University, the school formerly known as Ryerson] 

This week, as part of our RHHRF series, we interview Dr Andrew Black. He is a cardiologist at the RHH, as well as undergoing a PhD with UTAS. His ongoing work with the Tasmanian STEMI network is leading the way toward a better future for healthcare in remote areas of Tasmania. In this episode, we discuss Andrew's career, some of his previous research and his unique lens as a cardiologist who is also paving a way for previously unseen medical interventions for Tasmanians who may not have close access to a hospital in the event of heart problems. Show theme music: Kevin MacLeodHost: Niamh Chapman (@nchapmanTAS)Co-Host: Ryan SmithProduction: Ryan SmithMedia & Promotion: Ellie Clapham (@eleanorclapham) 

See the full episode here: Kansas City Chiefs RogueHead Huddle! Way Too Early Roster...Defense locks! Reaper Tee - https://rgr-store.creator-spring.com/listing/get-when-it-s-grim-be-the-grim?product=46 All Chiefs Kingdom Merch from http RHH - way too early roster...Defense locks - 5.9.22

According to Mother Teresa: “Charity isn't about pity; it is about love…not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.” Today, Tigerneeds that show of love through your kind contribution as he struggles with health challenges. The dancehall icon had suffered a stroke, which affects his left side and created other health complications. The family is asking for donation to assist with medical expenses through the Real helping Hands LLC (RHH): Click on the RHH campaign link below to make your contribution to the Tiger's Fund. The artist and his daughter, Rhia, talked with the host of Canyouth's Exploration, Dr. Canute White, in this episode. Mr. Jackson needs the help of Jamaicans in the diaspora, SMEs, Government agencies, and anyone who would show him the love that Mother Teresa suggested. Tiger often uttered: “It's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice” #jamaicandiaspora #helpneeded #charity The Canyouth's Exploration show collaborates with the Real Helping Hands, LLC to show love and give support to Norman Jackson. Please visit the Real Helping Hands campaign page for Norman Jackson aka Tiger through the following link to make your contribution today. Visit RHH's campaign link to support Tiger: https://realhelpinghands.com/campaign/our-beloved-tiger-is-in-need/ Tiger's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialrankingtiger/ Watch on YouTube and listen on your favorite podcast platform. Canyouth's Exploration goes live from its virtual studio out of Miramar Florida. Comment, rate, and SUBSCRIBE. Follow us on Instagram @canyouthsexploration and Facebook – Canyouth's Exploration. This was a CM-PEN LLC presentation, which was brought to you in collaboration with the Real Helping Hands LLC (RHH) https://realhelpinghands.com/ Visit our social media: Apple podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/canyouths-exploration/id1540024680 Website: https://canyouthsexploration.com/?page_id=174 Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/CanXplore/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/canyouthsexploration/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CanyouthsN LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/canyouth%E2%80%99s-exploration-919b18144/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@canyouthsmedia?lang=en-- Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCoc-QGLBLQxIYRa7N-OaRqA Support Canyouth's Foundation for Inner-City Youths: https://realhelpinghands.com/campaign/canyouths-foundation-inc-public-charity-for-jamaicas-and-floridas-inner-city-youths/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radio-white/message

En este episodio: Jennifer Seguel, Talent Acquisition en Factorial HR, habla con Juan Antonio Gómez, experto en HRAgile, sobre la aplicación de estas prácticas en el proceso de reclutamiento y selección. Juan Antonio es investigador y divulgador de Agilidad Organizativa y técnica aplicada en RHH, así como consultor y formador de innovación, softskills y programas de desarrollo competencial, coordinador académico y profesor de HRAgile y AgileLeadership en universidades y escuelas de negocio, es experto en DesignThinking aplicado a procesos de RR. HH y fundador de la plataforma y escuela hragile.online Acompáñanos a descubrir cómo ser más ágiles reclutando personal en las empresas. Para más información

Brian Carlton - The Spoonman - has questioned how an Australian state government could let this individual down so terribly. Anthony McCormack, a fully vaccinated Australian Citizen, flew in from Canada to see him dying Mum after she was diagnosed 3 weeks ago with terminal cancer. QLD Health denied permission to enter state despite having negative COVID test. Andrew's Mum died on Wednesday night, while he was 12 days into quarantine, despite being cleared by NSW govt to leave. Brian Speaks out at the 8:39 mark of our Podcast   It's Free Range Friday! Covid update - PM announces more Pfizer supply is coming and the 3rd AstraZeneca death yesterday. East Coast HWY reopened Spoony asks is this “the kind of country we've become” The Anthony McCormack story Caller Kester (Oatlands) asksWhy aren't we pulling out interpreters etc from Middle East before Taliban move in Jenny from Moonah has concerns around dogs going missing believing they are being stolen for dog fighting rings, owners need to be more careful. Hobart + Tasmania news Dept of State Growth employee allegedly revealing private information in exchange for $$$ Dedicated hotline for people suspicious they might be a victim – 61656622 Port Sorell Siege – resolved at 9:50 last night, peacefully. Jennifer (Lauderdale): has a special shout out to local Vets Donna – Would they have let Anthony into QLD if he were a Footballer? Sports people / high profile people have different rules! John from Kingston - check ins, big businesses aren't following the new check in rules, but small businesses are. Spoony got his Covid Jab and talks us through the process. Entertainment Report with Fordy stand in - Luke Dennehy Ash Barty (arguably most marketable female athlete in the world) Olympics re: NO CROWD – No Bruce McAvaney at the games Andrew Denton – quit TV for Euthanasia Charity Next season of the block – cast has been announced. Caller Kylie leaving the RHH after her second Pfizer Jab. Duncan of Hobart has his thoughts on the Tas Labor Leadership  Caller Gerard wants People to be nicer to businesses enforcing the new Covid Check in rules. Brian once tried to interview get ‘Rosie', re: AC/DC song   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In preparation for Season 2 of RaceHealthHappy.com, we decided to revisit Season 1 of the show one last time.  Looking back with "2020 Hindsight" at a difficult year we were reminded that the conversations Dr. O had with her guests are still relevant as we continue to explore how to thrive and stay well in a racialized world.  You can enjoy all of the episodes of RHH's Season 1 at http://www.RaceHealthHappiness.com or wherever you get your podcasts.And stay tuned for "Race, Health & Happiness Season 2: Game Changers", debuting on March 31st, 2021.

Good morning! It’s a big day around the prospect world as we prepare for the Rule 5 draft tomorrow and also anticipate MLB announcing it’s “invitations” for teams to join their new minor league arrangement. We’re going to look at the new affiliate structure on Friday, but today it’s all about the Rule 5 draft.I got together with the great Giants’ twitter follow, GPT (@giantsprospects) to provide you with a great Rule 5 preview podcast. And to accompany that, I’ve given a quick summary of most of the names we covered in our talk. The links all go to players Fangraphs’ page and the player ages are their “season ages” for the 2021 season.We’ll also talked about Minor League Free Agents and Giants’ players who are performing in various Winter Leagues. Enjoy and we’ll be back to talk new affiliate structure on Friday.Minor League Free Agent candidatesJames Bourque, RHP, Age: 27Touches 99 with fastball. Good strikeout rate history and hard to hit. Has made brief major league debut. Possible Arm injury. Yunior Marte, RHP, Age: 26Fastball, good slider. Ok control. Good strikeout rate. Hit hard in AAA.And from the “Old Friends” category:Cristian Adames, MIF, Age: 29Solid defensive MIF who can play SS. Switch-hitter with strong walk rates, reasonable contract rates, a little power. Flexible middle infield depth option. Jose Siri, CF, Age: 25Toolsy CF with intriguing power/speed skills. Picked up and dropped by Giants during course of 2020, he’s having a strong winter league campaign in Dominican Republic.And, now… the Main Course:Rule 5 CandidatesPitchers (GPT choices)Trevor Stefan, RHP, New York Yankees, 2021 Age: 26Funky low-side arm angle. Good fastball-slider combination. Tough on Right-handed hitters. Type of pitcher with two maybe above average pitches and “something weird about them.”Kade McClure, RHP, Chicago White Sox, 2021 Age: 25Swing man. Could start. Fastball up to 96, good slider. Has only pitched as high as A+. White Sox like his biomechanical profile.Marshall Kasowski, RHP, Los Angeles Dodgers, 2021 Age: 25Funky over the top arm angle (think Josh Collmenter). Up to 97 with fastball. Good curve ball. Control issues but Extremely hard to hit. Drafted while Zaidi was GM of Dodgers.Pitchers (Roger)Zach Pop, RHP, Baltimore Orioles, Age: 2470 grade fastball. Extreme velocity reliever with turbo-sinker. Good strikeout rates. Solid slider. Coming back from Tommy John surgery. Drafted by Dodgers during Zaidi’s time as GM and traded to Baltimore as part of package for Manny Machado.Garrett Whitlock, RHP, New York Yankees, Age: 24Yankees #18 prospect coming into 2019, also ended season prematurely with Tommy John surgery. Back healthy now and preparing for season. As with Pop, could use rehab stints to get more minor league development in before adding to major league roster. Sinker/slider type, groundball machine.Dany Jimenez, RHP, Toronto Blue Jays, Age: 27Last year’s Rule 5 pick is once again eligible. His velocity was down for Giants from what they’d seen previously, but he’s pitching in Dominican Winter Leagues and if velo has returned he might be interesting two-time pick. Hitters (GPT)Jose Rojas, 2b/3b, Los Angeles Angels, Age: 28Versatile LHH infielder had strong offensive season in 2019. Strong walk rates with big power. Not a gifted defensive player but has arm to play 3b and can fit in at 2b as well.Daniel Pinero, 3b/SS, Detroit Tigers, Age: 27Big (6’5”) infielder who has experience at SS though most observers think he’s simply to big for position. RHH with elite walk rates. Power ticked up in 2019 though not big HR numbersDrew Ellis, 3b, Arizona Diamondbacks, Age: 252017 2nd round pick. RHH Corner infielder. Had a big spike in fly ball rate in 2019 which might indicate that there’s power coming. Reasonable strikeout rates and great walk rates.Luke Williams, LF/3b, Philadelphia Phillies, Age: 24Similar to Ellis but with a little less power and more athleticism.Brewer Hicklen, OF, Kansas Royals, Age: 25Two-sport player in college so could be late bloomer. Plus speed, good raw power. Good base stealing ability and ability to stick in CF with a little power. Hasn’t played above A+. Hitters (Roger)Chris Betts, C, Tampa Bay Rays, Age: 24LHH Catcher with plus raw power and elite walk rates. Serious three true outcomes type who put up big strikeout rates in A ball. Doesn’t have upper minors experience.Buddy Reed, OF, Oakland A’s, Age: 26Toolsy switch-hitting CF. Plus defensive player, plus speed, sneaky power. Hasn’t performed well in upper minors. Cody Thomas, COF, Los Angeles Dodgers, Age: 26Another three true outcomes type. LHH with big power, good walk rates, big strikeout totals. Also another player drafted under Zaidi during time with Dodgers.Akil Baddoo, OF, Minnesota Twins, Age: 22Compensation round pick for Twins in 2016 out of High School. Extremely toolsy youngster with plus speed and the bat speed to produce plus power. Isn’t ready to contribute and would need to be hidden and then assigned to minors in 2022 for more development. Missed most of 2019 season after having arm injury. Has only brief A+ experience.Players Giants Most Likely to Lose in Rule 5:Tyler Cyr, RHP, Age: 28Patrick Ruotolo, RHP, Age: 26Jose Marte, RHP, Age: 25Daniel Alvarez, RHP, Age: 25Raffi Vizcaino, RHP, Age: 25Luis Amaya, LHP, Age: 22Ricardo Genoves, C, Age: 22No need to go into too much depth here as all of these players have been discussed a great deal on previous posts, particularly the Instructional League Roster preview. The biggest group of potential draftees are relievers who might be able to fit into a major league bullpen right away like Cyr, Ruotolo, Raffi Vizcaino and the recently signed MiLB free agent Daniel Alvarez. (Technically Vizcaino is also a recently-signed FA, but one we’re long familiar with). Alvarez has spent his career in the Yankees organization and was at the Yankees Alternate Site this summer, though he never made it to Yankee Stadium for his debut. He throws the Giants preferred combination of a high fastball and a down-breaking curve and picked up tons of strikeouts in AA Trenton in 2019. He’s currently starting in the Venezuelan Winter League though he got knocked around a bit in his last start.GPT and I also discussed the case of LHP Luis Amaya who has been coming on since missing all of the 2017 season and most of 2018 following Tommy John surgery. Amaya is an arm that both of us have long liked, but it seems a stretch for any team to reach for him in the Rule 5 draft. He might, however, be a strong candidate for the minor league portion of the Rule 5 draft, depending on which minor league roster he’s currently being protected on (the minor league portion is extremely byzantine and hard to predict as teams don’t generally reveal their minor league rosters publicly during the offseason).The one position player we could see being a potential selection in the Rule 5 draft is Catcher Ricardo Genoves who profiles very well as a backup Catcher (and perhaps more) though he is very far away and would have to be “hidden” on a big league roster in 2021 and then sent back to the minors for more seasoning.Enjoy the podcast! It was great fun finally getting to talk with GPT and we hope it gets you ready for tomorrow’s draft! Get full access to There R Giants at rogermunter.substack.com/subscribe