Podcasts about Rico

Mike and Rico gave their thoughts on the trade the Lions made today to send David Montgomery to the Texans.

Valenti and Rico spent this short show following Red Wings hockey discussing the Lions' trading of David Montgomery to the Houston Texans.

Con la participación del Dr. Pedro Martínez Lillo

When chat found out Rico finally finished Oshi no Ko, the stream instantly went off the rails

El Ternasco de Aragón fue la primera carne fresca reconocida en España con una Denominación Específica, en 1989, que fue amparada por la Unión Europea como Indicación Geográfica Protegida (IGP) en 1996. Desde entonces, el Consejo Regulador de la IGP Ternasco de Aragón vela por el cumplimiento de todas las exigencias que atañen a la crianza, alimentación, sacrificio, trazabilidad y comercialización del Ternasco de Aragón, garantizando que hasta las mesas llegue un producto de calidad excepcional. El Ternasco de Aragón IGP es una carne procedente de cordero de las razas rasa aragonesa, ojinegra de Teruel o roya bilbilitana; de entre setenta y noventa días de vida; que ha sido alimentado con leche materna, durante un mínimo de cincuenta días, y con paja y piensos naturales el resto del tiempo y que debe pesar entre ocho y doce kilos y medio. Su denominación —ternasco— viene de “terneza” y es que esta carne presenta una jugosidad, aromas y sabores únicos, fruto del tipo de crianza natural que se traduce también en una alta calidad dietética. Rico en proteínas de calidad, minerales y vitaminas, la mayor parte de sus grasas son insaturadas, lo que se traduce en un bajísimo nivel de colesterol. Estas cualidades llevaron a la IGP Ternasco de Aragón —tras 15 años de estudios nutricionales— a definirlo como «la carne rosa», pues tiene «los beneficios de las carnes blancas y las virtudes de las carnes rojas». Un producto perfectamente identificable gracias a las siglas “T.A” en color rojo que marcan sus canales o a los rótulos identificativos con el logotipo del Ternasco de Aragón IGP que distinguen las bandejas. La trazabilidad del Ternasco de Aragón (IGP) garantiza el seguimiento integral desde la granja hasta la mesa, asegurando el origen (Aragón), raza, alimentación y bienestar animal. Se identifica con un sello rojo "TA" en la canal y precintos numerados, bajo estrictos controles del Consejo Regulador para asegurar calidad y autenticidad. Nos lo han explicado, Patricio Pérez, secretario del Consejo Regulador de la I.G.P. Ternasco de Aragón y Alba Santaliestra, dietista - nutricionista y profesora de la Universidad de Zaragoza.

Valenti and Rico have a discussion about whether the Lions will extend Sam LaPorta and/or Jahmyr Gibbs now that they will probably need a CB.

Valenti and Rico hear from a few of the people on Terrion Arnold.

Valenti and Rico opened the final show of the week with their thoughts on the concerning allegations against Terrion Arnold. They spent the first two hours with this and what the potential fallout could look like for the Lions' upcoming decisions regarding Jahymr Gibbs and Sam LaPorta. Then, they covered a few topics in the third hour before reacting to Arnold's lawyer putting out a statement in real time.

Mike and Rico extended their conversation about Terrion Arnold into a larger one about what the Lions will do about their younger, unextended players.

Valenti and Rico cover a lot of ground in the third hour, starting with an "In Football Today". They did "Who Said It?" before asking if Aaron Glenn falling asleep at the Combine is something or nothing.

Mike and Rico reacted in real time to Terrion Arnold's lawyer making a statement. They took this same conversation until the end of the show, when they were joined by Riger in cross-talk.

It's Friday afternoon, which means a fresh episode of Oilersnation Radio is ready to massage your eardrums with an hour of off-season Oilers talk. On today's podcast, the fellas discussed the Oilers' post-Olympic return, Connor McDavid's latest 100-point season, the NHL Trade Deadline, line combinations, trade targets, and more.We kicked off the Friday episode of ONR with a delicious debate about whether Thursday's 8-1 win over L.A. helped everyone get over the 6-5 loss to the Ducks the night before. Aside from Rick feeling fine about both results, the rest of the boys were notably upset about the blown opportunity against Anaheim. That said, the Oilers are so inconsistent right now that it's hard to imagine how back-to-back games could end so differently. Shifting gears, the guys looked at Tristan Jarry's struggles between the pipes and how his first couple of months as an Oiler have been anything but uplifting. That led to a conversation about how Kris Knoblauch should handle his goaltending rotation. Should the Oilers lean on Connor Ingram in the short term as the starter while Jarry works his way back up to form? We also ran through some of the Edmonton-related rumours heading into the trade deadline and whether any names tied to the Oilers might make sense.Finally, we wrapped up the Friday episode of ONR with another round of Ask the Idiots, betting talk for our friends at bet365, and Hot and Cold Performers to look back on the week that was. With the 2025-26 season entering the stretch drive, the guys spent the bulk of the podcast moving through a range of topics, some related to the Oilers and others not, but that's the way things go on the Friday episode of ONR.00:00: Start3:00: delicious debate5:30: I didn't get too down/didn't get too up7:00: Jarry hasn't been good since injury 9:00: new team post olympics11:30: Jarry pull14:00 How do you treat the goalies21:00 Oilers got depth scoring22:45: Mang looks better26:30: Tenable 31:00: Rico needs to be better38:30 What to do with Nurse47:00 Betting talk51:00 ask the idiots52:00: favourite show as a child55:45: boldest TDL take57:00: Coffeys Focus48:30: ONR impersonation's1:00:00 Hot/Cold performers SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!!

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With Monday being the start of March, we are all systems go on the way to "Tough Luck". Dave Sturchio sits down today with Independent Wrestler Rico Gold. Rico tells his story of his come up, the tough start, and how grateful he is for a good school lead by Afa Jr. and sometimes coached up by TNA's KC Navarro. Gold talks about his earliest motivators to get into wrestling and how he is 100% more for storytelling then flashy moves. He then turns his attention to his opponent at "Tough Luck", Buddy Thomas. Dave then announces that there is a new special stipulation for the winner! Tune in and find out! #FightFactoryWrestling #RicoGold #ToughLuck

Como cada viernes, el profesor Rodríguez Braun hace en 'Más de uno' el repaso lírico con las entrevistas de la semana.

We're Rico and Courtney — a husband-and-wife real estate team serving the 757 (Hampton Roads). This podcast is for the buyers, sellers, investors, and curious stalkers who want to know who we really are before working with us.

Jesús Rivasés, John Muller, Fernando Cano e Ignacio Rodríguez Burgos repasan la actualidad económica del día.

Mike and Rico return to the Red Wings talk + continue to air out their frustrations about how expensive the sports experience has gotten.

Mike and Rico take your calls and read a couple of texts on their UFL/NFL rules topic.

Valenti and Rico go to the phone lines on the idea for the Red Wings to trade for Auston Matthews.

Mike and Rico have a conversation about an absurd headline involving a DP World Tour Pro.

Mike and Rico spent the final hour with a reset of their main topics today.

On today's edition of the show, Mike and Rico began with their thoughts on some of the new rules for the UFL and which of them they'd like the NFL to adopt. They took this topic up until the second hour, where they had a conversation on how bad the Red Wings have been in March, how confident they are in them turning this around, and Valenti's trade target for Steve Yzerman. The guys spent the third and final hours discussing a multitude of topics, one of them being the unaffordability crisis in sports, partially driven by Fanatics.

Mike and Rico discussed some big rumors in the NFL this week. Then, they were astounded by both the price and delivery date of WBC jerseys and chastized Fanatics for being the cause of this, which extends across all sports.

Alex Russell just won 2 Independent Spirit awards for LURKER - his debut thriller about a superfan wheedling his way into a pop star's orbit.  Alex tells Rico about his own experiences running with that kinda crowd... and what his twisted tale has in common with a certain kids' baseball movie.LURKER is now streaming on MUBI in the US and Canada. To stream some of the films we've covered on the podcast, check out the collection Featured on the MUBI Podcast. Availability of films varies depending on your country.MUBI is a global streaming service, production company and film distributor dedicated to elevating great cinema. MUBI makes, acquires, curates, and champions extraordinary films, connecting them to audiences all over the world. A place to discover ambitious new films and singular voices, from iconic directors to emerging auteurs. Each carefully chosen by MUBI's curators.

Séamus McElearney's early days on an FBI organized crime squad were full of grunt work. For months he was mired in administrative tasks, including the transcription of secret recordings of the DeCavalcante and Bonanno crime families. Eighteen months later, McElearney assisted in his squad's arrest of thirty-nine Mafia suspects; he led the team arresting Anthony Capo, a DeCavalcante soldier linked to stock fraud and conspiracy to commit murder. Barely a week after Capo's arrest, McElearney accomplished what no other law enforcement agent had ever done in the hundred years of the DeCavalcante crime family's existence: he flipped one of their made men. Anthony Capo confessed to dozens of illegal activities, including two murders and eleven murder conspiracies, and agreed to work with the government to bring down his former family. What followed was a spiral effect of cooperation as McElearney and colleagues flipped three more DeCavalcante associates, one captain, and an acting boss. Flipping Capo resulted in the Bureau solving eleven murders, convicting seventy-one defendants, and dismantling the DeCavalcante crime family. Thanks to the redemptive relationship he built with Capo, McElearney helped unmask a criminal network that led to the RICO convictions of the entire DeCavalcante hierarchy, just as the world was coming to know them as the "real Sopranos." Read  Flipping Capo: How the FBI Dismantled the Real Sopranos (Chicago Review Press, 2025) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In today's explosive episode of The Alan Sanders Show, we expose the Democrat strategy behind unlimited migration: a calculated plan to import votes and secure long-term power through open borders. We break down the latest on Minnesota's massive fraud scandal rocking state programs and elections, including welfare abuse and voter integrity battles. Plus, updates on Fani Willis caught working with the Biden DOJ and the original January 6 Committee. Plus, new documents show how the Biden DOJ gave Willis access to a $2 million dollar grant by sole-sourcing it in such a way that only she would qualify for it, right at the start of her RICO case against Trump and 18 others. Join Alan as he connects the dots on power grabs, fraud cover-ups, and accountability. Don't miss this truth-packed discussion. Subscribe now! Please take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, X, Instagram, GETTR, TRUTH Social, TikTok, YouTube and Rumble by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. And, consider becoming a sponsor of the show by visiting my Patreon page!

Séamus McElearney's early days on an FBI organized crime squad were full of grunt work. For months he was mired in administrative tasks, including the transcription of secret recordings of the DeCavalcante and Bonanno crime families. Eighteen months later, McElearney assisted in his squad's arrest of thirty-nine Mafia suspects; he led the team arresting Anthony Capo, a DeCavalcante soldier linked to stock fraud and conspiracy to commit murder. Barely a week after Capo's arrest, McElearney accomplished what no other law enforcement agent had ever done in the hundred years of the DeCavalcante crime family's existence: he flipped one of their made men. Anthony Capo confessed to dozens of illegal activities, including two murders and eleven murder conspiracies, and agreed to work with the government to bring down his former family. What followed was a spiral effect of cooperation as McElearney and colleagues flipped three more DeCavalcante associates, one captain, and an acting boss. Flipping Capo resulted in the Bureau solving eleven murders, convicting seventy-one defendants, and dismantling the DeCavalcante crime family. Thanks to the redemptive relationship he built with Capo, McElearney helped unmask a criminal network that led to the RICO convictions of the entire DeCavalcante hierarchy, just as the world was coming to know them as the "real Sopranos." Read  Flipping Capo: How the FBI Dismantled the Real Sopranos (Chicago Review Press, 2025) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/biography

President Trump set a record with his SOTU address. It was the longest in history and the most incredible, Pro America address in modern history. Andrea shares the biggest, most shocking and telling moments of the night. And shares the monumental moments that no one is talking about. The proof is in; Fulton County DA Fani Willis coordinated with Joe Biden's White House to railroad Trump and 18 defendants in the bogus RICO case, for persecution through prosecution. Historian, Author and Attorney Tom Del Beccaro weighs in.Support Our Mission: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ZMGRBFGDJKRS8See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike and Rico spent the second hour highlighting the Lions' head-scratching mentality when it comes to changing things up organizationally in order to maximize their chances to win.

Valenti and Rico wrapped up the show revisiting their 2 main topics of the day.

Mike and Rico take a few of your calls on their frustrations with the Lions.

Mike and Rico hear from the people about their discussion regarding their frustrations.

Mike and Rico heard from some final callers on why the Lions are so partial to their current players.

Valenti and Rico got today's show started with their disgust in both the Thunder for benching most of their players tonight and the NBA for allowing this to happen regularly. They shifted this frustration towards the Lions in the second hour, where they had a conversation about what they feel is an overwhelmingly high amount of loyalty to their current players. The guys stuck with this topic before resetting everything at the top of the final hour.

Valenti and Rico wonder how the Lions expect to see better results through doing the same thing over and over again.

ith the tampering period looming, the conversation shifts to travel plans, spring training trips to Florida, early-morning flights, and who might have to carry a solo show if things go sideways. Plus, a live Rico weekend, lineup shakeups, and the real fear of what happens if the backups sound too good on air. Classic WFAN banter where football hype meets logistical panic.

Mike and Rico have a broader conversation about the NFL prioritizing their international games.

On today's edition of the Valenti Show, Mike and Rico tackled 3 main topics: the legitimacy of the United States' gold medal win in men's hockey following the controversial 3v3 OT rule, whether they think Michigan-Duke mattered, and if their belief in the Pistons can be extended into the playoffs.

Mike and Rico take your calls on the Pistons Pick 3.

Valenti and Rico got today's show started with two big Lions topics: Brad Holmes' comments about who the Lions will be looking to re-sign and the news that they will be traveling to Germany to play a home game in the 2026 season. Then, Mike offered what he called a "Pistons Pick 3" to gauge everyone's belief level in them to make the NBA Finals this year. The guys covered a few things in the third hour before they spent the rest of the show reacting to Taylor Decker's announcement that he will be returning for the 2026 season.

Before they go to the people, Mike and Rico have their own discussion about the "Pick 3" Valenti posed.

Mike and Rico take a few of your calls on the return of Taylor Decker in 2026.

Valenti and Rico react in real time to the news that Lions LT Taylor Decker will return in 2026.

Valenti and Rico gave some more thoughts on Taylor Decker's return for the 2026 season and took some of your calls to hear how you're feeling about the news.

Mike and Rico take some of your calls ahead of the end of the show about their Pistons thoughts.

Valenti and Rico spent the final hour with their reasons behind their belief in this Pistons to extend their solid play into the playoffs.

Valenti and Rico take your calls on the 3v3 OT Olympics rule and what Mike had to say about the state of college basketball.

Mike and Rico get some responses from the people regarding their Men's Olympic Hockey gold medal game take.