Podcasts about Rizzo

Kelly Rizzo joins me for a heartfelt conversation about love, loss, relationships, and finding joy again after life's biggest challenges. We talk about her marriage to Bob Saget, what she learned from their relationship, navigating grief, dating again after loss, and why there shouldn't be rules for how people move forward. We also discuss being child-free by choice, building community through her Comfort Club, and creating a life that feels authentic to who you are. Follow Kelly https://www.instagram.com/kellyrizzohttps://www.youtube.com/@ComfortFoodPodcast Sponsor Butcher Box - As an exclusive offer, new listeners can get their choice between chicken breast or top sirloin for a year OR ground beef for life, PLUS $20 off when you go to https://ButcherBox.com/wife Our Next book club will be My Friends by Fredrik Backman Amazon - https://amzn.to/4u33YsT Bookshop - https://bookshop.org/a/97615/9781982112820 Call (818) 949-8536 to leave a voicemail with a question for LeeAnn (and sometimes Bert) that might be answered in a future episode! Fully Loaded at Sea 2026 Tickets bertkreischercruise.com/presale Stream LUCKY on Netflix https://www.netflix.com/title/81713944 PERMISSION TO PARTY WORLD TOUR is on sale now: http://www.bertbertbert.com/tour Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hello there! Welcome back to the pod! TONIGHT, we have a *FIRST TIME GUESTS ALERT* as Rizzo & Benji from The Pink Podcast are here! We've met these guys a few times and it's taken way too long to get them on the show but we did it! We'll chat about a bunch of stuff. Come hang out and be cool. GET TICKETS TO WANGERS KARAOKE 2026 HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wangers-karaoke-2026-tickets-1708787131309?aff=oddtdtcreatorFollow Pink Popcast:  @PinkPopcast 

Antonella Rizzo"Interno barocco"Poesia del disingannoEdizioni Crocewww.edizionicroce.itPoesia che disinganna, sollevando da convincimenti errati e delusioni obbligatorie. Sottesa da una concezione viva, sensibile e sensuale, dell'umanità, sottratta al potere del razionalismo, profano e scientista, da cui siamo stregati. Perché quasi tutto ciò che dà fiori e frutti ha radici nell'irrazionale, mentre l'impettita coscienza, sovente falsa, esplicativa e rigida, pietrifica quel che di vitale tocca. Poetica pertanto del proferire a metà, dietro il velo e il ventaglio, col genio del cuore che vanifica l'autoincensarsi e insegna a far segni come muti, generando desideri e significati alternativi.Antonella Rizzo è nata a Roma il 17 gennaio 1967. E' poeta, scrittrice, giornalista, performer, attiva nel campo dell'intercultura e della letteratura di genere. Ha pubblicato: Il sonno di Salomè – Edizioni Tracce, 2012; Confessioni di una giovane eretica – Lepisma Edizioni, 2013; Cleopatra. Divina Donna d'Inferno – Fusibilia libri, 2014; Iratae pièce teatrale con Maria Carla Trapani – Fusibilia libri 2015; Plethora – Nuove Edizioni Aldine, 2016; A dimora le rose – Edizioni Croce, 2018, A tutti quelli che non sanno che esiste il vortice – Lavinia Dickinson, 2019. È stata tradotta in albanese, arabo, inglese, polacco, romeno; i suoi testi sono presenti in molte Antologie di Poesia contemporanea. È organizzatrice di eventi culturali di carattere nazionale e internazionale, cortometraggi, pièces teatrali, in collaborazione con artisti visivi e musicisti. Ha conseguito Premi nazionali e internazionali ed è giurata in diversi Concorsi letterari. È ideatrice e responsabile del Premio letterario “Antica Pyrgos”.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

On this weeks podcast I am happy to have on Coulson Armstrong, Culinary Director of Our House Hospitality, based out of Toronto, Ontario. Coulson grew up on a farm and has an incredibly deep love for agriculture and utilizing the best he can find locally. He trained here and Canada and like a lot of friends of the podcast, he fell in love with the business of food and travelled to see the world through the eyes of a cook. His experiences and passion brought him in contact with another great Canadian Chef, Matty Matheson and they started working to gather and making restaurant dreams come alive. Matty's Patty's, Rizzo's House of Parm, Iron Cow, Matheson Food Company and the flagship Prime Seafood Palace, all now thriving and making delicious food in Ontario, with dreams of expansion. I also have to mention like many great Canadian Chefs, he had his turn on Top Chef Canada and won. No easy feet for anyone. I hope you enjoy our chat as much as I did. Send us your feedback

Your name is a search result now, and your brand is either being built on purpose or built by accident. We talk with Rizzo “King Kongin”, a marketer and creator who turned a competitive personal energy into a brand and an energy drink, then sold the formulation while keeping the King Kongin identity as a long-term platform.We get into the real origin story: planking challenges, relentless repetition, and the decision to be everywhere with your message. Rizzo breaks down how Master P helped shape the blueprint, what it takes to earn access to rooms with major celebrities, and why “opportunity” is more like a box of puzzle pieces than a finished picture. If you care about entrepreneurial mindset, product marketing, and personal branding, this conversation stays grounded in action and consequences.Then we go where most people avoid: partnerships. We talk about how deals go sideways when roles, budgets, and expectations are not clear from day one. From there, we zoom into AI search, Gemini, YouTube, and short-form video tools, plus the practical reality that AI models learn your reputation from what you publish. If you want to control the narrative around your business, real estate brand, or athlete profile, this is the playbook.Subscribe, share this with someone building a brand, and leave a review with the one idea you want people to associate with your name. ---Welcome to The Brad Weisman Show, where we dive into the world of real people, real life, and everything in between with your host, Brad Weisman!

This week on The Gay Mix, the show opens in classic form — Adam's mixer is haunted by a poltergeist that only Daniel can hear, forcing him to do both halves of the intro like a one-man vaudeville act while narrating the technical difficulties in real time. It's the kind of barely-controlled chaos that reminds you this is live radio, baby, and nobody's editing it. Daniel then takes us to Disney World for not one but two exclusive previews — the new Soarin' Over America film (sesquicentennial! semi-sesqueent! whatever!) and the Muppets re-theme of Rock and Roller Coaster, which he loved so much he almost threw up. It turns out our bodies betray us in our forties, and Daniel has joined the ranks of gays who can no longer ride roller coasters without feeling it for hours afterward. A profound loss for the community.The Survivor 50 finale gets a proper postmortem, complete with Daniel's righteous fury about Jonathan being "just the man taking credit for the women's work" and the truly cringeworthy moment where Stephanie turned her jury question into a campaign rally. But the real showstopper is Jeff Probst accidentally spoiling the fire-making competition live by calling Rizzo to the jury before the footage aired, then scrambling to rebrand his blunder as a brand new twist called "See the Future." Daniel's physical reaction to watching someone fuck up on live television is worth the price of admission alone. Meanwhile, Stephen Colbert said goodbye after eleven years, the Pope refused to come out of his dressing room over a Chicago hot dog dispute, and Daniel cried. Of course he cried. That's what he does.The News Game delivers a rare and glorious 5-for-5 sweep — Daniel nails everything from the Justice Department's absurd $1.776 billion Trump ally fund to Elon Musk getting laughed out of court for missing a deadline. The Birthdays segment nearly breaks Daniel's brain as he spirals into an existential celebrity sorting crisis: is that voice the pale ginger with the loop pedal, or is it the gay one who sings about staying with me? Adam calmly confirms the gay angle, then drops Ed Sheeran's age — 34 — like it's nothing. Daniel, who has admittedly been drinking, is genuinely floored. Add in a dinner with Jean featuring a window-raccoon, Cher turning 80 (she's 49, argue with the wall), Mr. T at 74 still doing the same jokes, and the celebrity death phone pot climbing to $111, and you've got an episode that careens from tender friendship confession to chaotic celebrity confusion with the elegance of a trash panda on a restaurant balcony.Email: Contact@MixMinusPodcast.comVoice/SMS: 707-613-3284

The tribe has spoken for the finale of Survivor Season 50 and Will and Rider, two Reality TV experts, were in the audience for the LIVE reveal (and mistake reveal)! We hear every dramatic detail as our hosts unpack Aubry’s strategy and the unexpected strength of Jonathan’s game. The boys also give a final evaluation of celebrity involvement on the island we and find out what REALLY happened in the studio when production jumped the gun on Rizzo’s fate, causing mass Probst hysteria. Plus, find out once and for all…is Will a Survivor fan?? It’s the finale episode of Pod Meet’s Twirl’d: Seeking Immunity!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Survivor Season 50 is officially in the books, and Aubrey walked away with a well-earned $2 million after one of the most entertaining finales the show has produced in years. Frick and Shirley go deep on every major moment: the Final Five dynamics, Aubrey's immunity run, the fire making challenge between Jonathan and Rizzo, a chaotic live show that accidentally spoiled its own results, and a jury that had already made up its minds before anyone said a word.Beyond the result itself, the conversation covers Cirie's Spirit of Survivor tribute, the return of the live finale format, Aubrey's secret weapon for the immunity challenge, what the "Open Era" means for the future of the show, and what Survivor 52 might look like. It's a full send on a landmark season.0:00 Aubrey Wins: Immediate Reactions and the Season in Review5:13 Final Five Camp Drama and Challenge Breakdown9:39 The New Era Becomes the Open Era: Survivor's Future17:30 Cirie's Standing Ovation and Spirit of Survivor Award19:24 The "Same Ocean" Immunity Challenge22:37 Fire Making, Jonathan vs. Rizzo, and Reversing the Curse29:30 Final Tribal Council: Jury Questions, Joe's Moment, and the Vote41:17 The Winner Is Crowned, Car Curse Broken, Sia Fan Vote44:16 Community Reactions, Season 51 Preview, and Closing ThoughtsAubrey's win was built on keeping her threat level intentionally low through the first half of the game, then making decisive moves when it counted. The jury's lines were essentially locked in before anyone made their case.Jonathan had the stronger physical resume but struggled to articulate his strategic game during Final Tribal. Repeating the same talking point cost him.Aubrey actually practiced the "Same Ocean" challenge using a version she bought on Etsy after anticipating the fan vote. That level of preparation was a major factor.The live finale format was a genuine hit, especially because the reunion elements were woven into the show rather than crammed into a rushed final hour. The accidental fire challenge spoiler made for one of the most memorable Jeff Probst moments in years.Cirie receiving the Spirit of Survivor award was a crowd favorite, even if the consensus was that a check would have been more appropriate for 20 years of moving the game.Season 50 brought in a wave of new fans, driven in part by the Mr. Beast crossover and wider cultural visibility. The show going into the "Open Era" for Season 51 and beyond opens the door for returning players, classic twists, and bigger production investment from CBS."She wanted to keep her threat level low, build these half alliances with a lot of players, play the middle, and then burst toward the end to make that resume move. And that absolutely worked.""There's something that happens in Final Tribal where that third person realizes: oh, I get it. You guys didn't actually want my answer. You're just having me solidify one of theirs.""Aubrey said she had panic attacks on day two, got to the final three, came back for a final five, played 137 days, took time off to work on herself, then came back for 50 and did everything to get to the end. That was the resume liner. She's been practicing that in the mirror for a long time.""She moves the game to where she wants it without anyone seeing it. The producers in the moment are seeing what we see at home all the time.""That was our final Survivor twist. That was such quick thinking. He came back from the break and just patched it right up."If you are watching Survivor 51 with us, make sure you subscribe so you never miss a recap episode. Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, it genuinely helps the show grow. And if you loved this finale as much as we did, share the episode and let people know you are out here with the #GeekFreaksPodcast community.All news and episode discussion referenced in this episode can be found at GeekFreaksPodcast.com, your source for everything covered on the show.Twitter: @OutlastPodcast1

The second hour of AWadd Radio begins the same as always with a look at the local football team the Washington Commanders! Adam Peters and Dan Quinn have done their best to make this roster playoff ready, but did they get it done? The NFL rookie class has largely been signed by now including many of the expected key contributors on the offensive and defensive ends of the ball. Which one of the rookies will have the biggest impact on the season and which teams can make that next big step up? After the Thunder won the game last night SGA had a weird quote in the postgame about teammate Isiah Hartenstein, saying that he played badly. He took it back right away, but it was a weird moment that seemed way too candid to be a joke. Is there trouble in paradise in OKC or will this just blow over? A shocking probst gaff, spoiled the fire making part of the show, telling them Rizzo lost before it was aired. Plus the wrong winner takes home the prize on Survivor, how do we stop this from happening in the future? Tune in LIVE every weekday from 12-3 PM everywhere on the Audacy app and locally at 910 the fan and 105.1 FM for more AWadd Radio!!

Meet Manuel Rizzo in person at the FIABCI Austria World Congress on June 8th 2026 in Vienna: ⁠https://www.worldcongress2026.com/⁠In this episode, we sit down with Manuel Rizzo, a seasoned real estate professional with over 25 years of experience in the Luxembourg market. As the President of FIABCI Luxembourg and a board member of the International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI) and CEPI, Manuel offers unparalleled insights into one of Europe's most exclusive property sectors.What you'll learn in this video:The Luxembourg Advantage: Why Luxembourg is ranked among the top three real estate markets in Europe, featuring some of the highest rents and square-meter prices (€10,000–€16,000) on the continent.Foreign Investment: How easy it is for international buyers to enter the market, including details on KYC/AML requirements and the 7% registration fee.The Future of Brokering: Why Manuel believes the traditional broker role will disappear in 10–15 years and how AI and "first-class service" models are taking over.Networking for Success: The power of global networks like FIABCI for sharing knowledge and accessing international property portfolios.Whether you are looking to diversify your portfolio or understand the legislative landscape in Brussels, Manuel Rizzo provides the roadmap for navigating the property world with professionalism and long-term thinking.4. Contact InformationWebsite: https://riman.lu/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manuel-rizzo-bb905a22/

O humor nordestino ganha força no palco com Roberto Rizzo e Seu Sérgio. Com estilos marcantes, histórias do cotidiano e muita interação com o público, os dois conquistaram espaço na comédia com personagens inesquecíveis e apresentações cheias de autenticidade. Agora, se unem no show “Cabra os Macho”, levando ao público toda o carisma que marcaram suas trajetórias.

We are joined by Kelly Rizzo, wife of the late, great Bob Saget, to talk about losing your partner, grief, healing, and finding love again. She shares the story of how Bob slid into the DMs, why she was skeptical of dating him at first, and their love story up until his unexpected death. She opens up about the grief, coping with being a young widow, who and what helped her heal, guilt surrounding dating again, and how the love in her current relationship co-exists with the love she still has for Bob. We also discuss how you can support someone who is grieving, and she shares passages she wrote in her grief journal regarding what TO say and what NOT to say to someone dealing with such a monumental loss. Before Kelly joins us, we are discussing our love/hate relationship with flip-flops and breaking down Instagram fonts (Are story captions getting too small? What does your signature font say about you?). Enjoy! Follow Kelly on Instagram @kellyrizzo and check out her podcast Comfort Food. Follow us on Instagram @girlsgottaeatpodcast, Ashley @ashhess, and Rayna @rayna.greenberg. Visit girlsgottaeat.com for more. Thank you to our partners this week: Quince: Get free shipping and 365-day returns on your next order at https://quince.com/gge, AG1: Get an AG1 Flavor Sampler + free bottle of Vitamin D3 + K2 with your first subscription at https://drinkAG1.com/gge. Blissy: Get 60 nights risk free plus 30% off at https://blissy.com/gge with code GGE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us Fan MailIn this deeply moving episode of Living the Dream with Curveball, we welcome Katie Rizzo, an educator, writer, and author who intertwines the realms of science and storytelling. With over 15 years of experience teaching anatomy and biology, Katie shares her poignant journey through grief following the tragic loss of her son to addiction. Her memoir, *The Trimesters of Grief*, explores the profound emotional landscape of love, loss, and resilience, drawing parallels between her experiences of grief and the stages of pregnancy.Katie's candid reflections reveal how her scientific background informs her understanding of grief, allowing her to process her emotions through a unique lens. She discusses the challenges of navigating life after loss, the importance of vulnerability, and the necessity of community support for those facing similar struggles. Listeners will gain insight into the misconceptions surrounding grief, the power of storytelling, and the healing that can come from sharing one's truth.Join us for a heartfelt conversation that sheds light on the complexities of grief and the beauty of human connection. Katie's story serves as a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with loss, reminding us that we are not alone in our journeys.What You'll Learn in This Episode:- The emotional parallels between grief and pregnancy- Insights into Katie's memoir and the writing process- How science and personal experience intersect in understanding grief- The significance of vulnerability in healing- Ways to support those dealing with addiction and lossFor more information on Katie Rizzo and her work, visit www.katierizzo.com and follow her on Instagram @katirizzo007.Support the show

Survivor 50 delivered one of the toughest episodes of the season, sending home two major fan favorites in a fast-moving double tribal format. Frank and his co-host break down why Rick Devens' exit felt inevitable, how Cirie became the next unavoidable target, and why the final stretch now feels wide open.The episode also covers Joe's reward win, Tiff's clutch immunity performance, Rizzo holding onto his idol, Aubry's rising endgame chances, and the looming finale questions around fire-making, the final three, and the Sia fan vote. It is a strategy-heavy recap with plenty of frustration, appreciation, and debate over what these exits mean for the season's final vote.00:00 Intro, Sia Award Talk, and Episode Setup01:09 Rick's Position, Ozzy Fallout, and Cirie's Frustration03:40 Idol Hunting, Jury Threats, and Final Three Predictions06:15 First Immunity and Reward Challenge09:22 Reward Fallout, Rizzo's Idol, and the Rick Vote13:39 First Tribal Council and Rick Devens' Exit18:13 Tiff Becomes the Target and the Second Immunity Challenge23:54 Cirie's Endgame Danger, Second Tribal, and Finale PredictionsRick Devens' exit felt emotional but also inevitable once he ran out of options, with the hosts noting that his biggest strength has always been finding a way to keep fighting.Cirie's vote-out was framed as the right strategic move, especially with her social game, legacy, and jury relationships making her a huge threat at the end.Rizzo's idol remains a major storyline, with repeated discussion around whether he should finally play it and how much danger he is actually in.Tiff's immunity win completely changed the second half of the episode, forcing the players to abandon the plan to target her.Aubry's game is gaining momentum late in the season, and the hosts see her as a serious final three contender.The finale discussion centers on fire-making, possible final three combinations, and whether Cirie or Rick Devens has the best shot at the Sia fan vote.“Rick is a bag of tricks and there's nothing left in that bag.”“Seeing the stars on this beach, it's getting closer to heaven.”“That's the nature of this episode and this season.”“You can't take Cirie to the end.”“They really liked the episode with two challenges and two tribals. Less fluff.”Subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with other Survivor fans using #GeekFreaksPodcast. If this episode broke your final three predictions, let us know who you think still has the best path to the win.Visit GeekFreaksPodcast.com for all news discussed during the podcast.Vote for your favorite: https://survivor50cbs.votenow.tv/Follow Geek Freaks on Twitter @geekfreakspod, Instagram @geekfreakspodcast, Threads @geekfreakspodcast, and Facebook @thegeekfreakspodcast. You can also find Outlast Podcast on Twitter @OutlastPodcast1.Send in your reactions, finale predictions, and future topic ideas. Who has the strongest case left, and who do you think wins the Sia fan vote?Survivor, Survivor 50, Survivor recap, Survivor podcast, Survivor Episode 12, Rick Devens, Cirie Fields, Aubry Bracco, Survivor finale, reality TV, TV recap, Geek Freaks Podcast, Outlast PodcastTimestamps and TopicsKey TakeawaysQuotesCall to ActionLinks and ResourcesFollow UsListener Questions

The Muppets are beyond iconic and have over 50 years of canon to draw from. Meg chats with showrunner of The Muppets Special, Albertina Rizzo & writer on the special, and returning guest, Kelly Younger, on their approach, execution, how they ran the writers room, and so much more. They also dive into building sketch comedy, variety shows and Meg asks a few questions about the latest season of Jury Duty for Albertina and, Kelly is a fairy tale expert! So, a top 3 fairy tales for writers was needed. Looking for more support on your writing journey? Join Meg and Lorien inside ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TSL Workshops⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Episode Links: For more information on Flipping The Screen and to sign up for the workshops, email flippingthescreen@gmail.com Check out the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TSL merch shop⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ TSL on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ The Screenwriting Life is produced and edited by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Alex Alcheh.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Pulse,  Kelly Rizzo shares how moving forward after loss of her husband Bob Saget led to creating her podcast "Comfort Food" that discusses grief, life changes, resilience, and new beginnings. 

Kelly Rizzo joins me in The Wayback and we head to 1980s/90s Chicago! From growing up near Wrigley Field to life in the suburbs, Kelly reminisces about family vacations to Florida and Las Vegas, high school parties, getting into trouble, and the nostalgia that defined an era. We get into Trapper Keepers, wrapping school books, childhood freedom, and teenage chaos. Check out Kelly's Comfort Food Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.

Survivor 50 Episode 11 delivered one of the most painful exits of the season, with Ozzy blindsided while holding an idol and Emily once again leaving the game on Day 21. Frank and Shirley break down how the split beach twist, Jonathan's massive advantage, and Cirie's extra vote reshaped the game heading into the final seven.The episode also digs into Rick's MrBeast idol, Joe's growing fixation on Rick, Rizzo's risky decision not to warn Ozzy, and why Cirie may be building one of the strongest endgame resumes. This was a strategy-heavy episode with big emotional moments, including Ozzy reflecting on his father, Rick offering support, and the cast dealing with the fallout of two major tribal councils.00:00 Intro and Episode 11 Setup00:39 Fallout From the MrBeast Twist and Rick's Idol04:52 Ozzy's Letter, His Father, and Rick's Emotional Support06:22 The Doghouse Challenge and Jonathan's Game-Changing Advantage13:31 Split Beaches, Cirie's Positioning, and the Ozzy Plan21:13 First Tribal Council: Rick Plays His Idol and Emily Goes Home25:23 Second Tribal Council: Ozzy's Blindside With an Idol30:00 Final Seven Preview and Fan ReactionsRick's MrBeast idol gave him power, but it also increased the target on his back, especially with Joe and Jonathan.Jonathan's challenge win came with one of the strongest advantages of the season, letting him move between both beaches and gather information.Cirie's extra vote was a clutch move that saved her and sent Emily home on Day 21 for the second time.Ozzy's confidence and trust in his relationships backfired, leading to a brutal blindside while he still had an idol.Rizzo made a smart but risky move by not warning Ozzy, potentially strengthening his own position while creating future trust issues.The final seven looks set up for major “big game hunting,” with players openly targeting the biggest threats left in the game.“Now it's time to big game hunt.”“I've watched other Ozzy's, but I love this Ozzy.”“This is gold Survivor right here.”“I had no chance to win against you.”“Man, I trusted you all so much. I can't explain how painful this is.”Subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, and share this episode with other Survivor fans using #GeekFreaksPodcast. Reviews and shares help more fans find the show and join the weekly conversation.Visit GeekFreaksPodcast.com for all news discussed during the podcast and more coverage from the Geek Freaks Network.Follow Outlast Podcast on Twitter at @OutlastPodcast1.Follow Geek Freaks on Twitter at @geekfreakspod, Instagram at @geekfreakspodcast, Threads at @geekfreakspodcast, Facebook at Geek Freaks Podcast, and Patreon at GeekFreakspodcast.Send in your Survivor reactions, questions, and future topic ideas. Who made the smartest move this week, and did Ozzy make the biggest mistake of the season by holding onto his idol?Source used: Uploaded transcript Survivor, Survivor 50, Survivor recap, Survivor podcast, Survivor episode 11, Ozzy Lusth, Cirie Fields, Rick Devens, Jonathan Young, Aubry Bracco, Emily Flippen, Rizzo, reality TV, CBS Survivor, Outlast Podcast, Geek Freaks PodcastTimestamps and TopicsKey TakeawaysQuotesCall to ActionLinks and ResourcesFollow UsListener Questions

Shiver my timbers and shiver my soul. The live Muppet script readings are back May 12th 2026 with Muppet Treasure Scriptland.Today we chat with director Matt Wilkie, as well as Erika Ishii reprising their role of Rizzo, plus Siobhan Thompson who takes on the role of Jim Hawkins!(This episode contains some cursing towards the end)

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A benzodiazepine taper can feel like trying to land a plane in bad weather: the stakes are high, the instruments are imperfect, and speed is rarely your friend. We sit down with Dr. Rizzo to translate the ASAM benzodiazepine tapering guideline into real-world addiction medicine decisions, including what to do when a patient shows up on a very high dose of clonazepam and a sudden 50% cut has already happened.We dig into the practical details clinicians and patients search for: how fast to reduce dose, why “5% to 10% every 2–4 weeks” is often a safer starting point, and when switching to a longer-acting benzodiazepine like diazepam helps or hurts. We also separate physical dependence from benzodiazepine use disorder so withdrawal is treated with seriousness rather than stigma, and we talk candidly about the access-to-care problem when long-term benzo patients can no longer find a prescriber.We also cover special risks and settings: why older adults (65+) often need extra-slow tapers, why pregnancy requires careful coordination to avoid abrupt cessation, and when polysubstance use with opioids or alcohol should push care toward inpatient or residential support. Dr. Rizzo shares why phenobarbital can be useful in controlled detox settings, plus what actually improves success long term: CBT, treating underlying anxiety and insomnia with non-addictive medications, and building a plan patients can stick with.If this helps, subscribe, share it with a colleague or family member, and leave a review so more people can find evidence-based guidance on benzodiazepine tapering and withdrawal.ASAM Benzo Tapering Guideline: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11606-025-09499-2To contact Dr. Grover: ammadeeasy@fastmail.com

In September of 2024, Katie Rizzo lost her firstborn son to addiction. In a tragic irony, she found that grief mirrored pregnancy. After joining grief groups, listening to podcasts, and reading everything she could get her hands on, Katie carried her grief as long as she could. Finally, she found ways to help cope with the trauma and deliver this ‘grief baby.' Her memoir, The Trimesters of Grief, will be released on October 6. You can preorder starting June 12th. A book of Poems is being published on November 1st. Website: https://www.katierizzo.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rizzoboysandagirl/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katierizzo007/ You may also contact Professor of Perseverance through email, Jamesperduespeaks@comcast.net

It's a Recrap of sorts, as the Bears drafting a white defensive back necessitated an emergency podcast to break down the Dillon Thieneman pick. Let's go through The Beast to get a better idea of what the Bears are getting, even if some of it is kind of weird, overly personal, not important minutia. Plus, the Cubs have won nine in a row and they brought back another former Cubs great in a trade! And finally, some quick thoughts on the companion podcast to "The Immortals" that Rossy and Rizzo are doing. All that, and more.

Christian's game comes crashing down after a brutal journey twist forces him to reveal that he already has a vote against himself. This episode of Outlast Podcast breaks down why the twist felt too punishing, how it changed the vote, and why Christian's exit felt less like a blindside and more like a slow march to the end.We also cover Rick's risky fake idol play, Cirie quietly protecting Ozzy and Rizzo, Joe's immunity win, Jeff Probst finally competing in a challenge, and what Christian's vote-out means for Emily, Rick, and the shifting power structure heading into next week.00:00 Christian's Exit and the Jimmy Fallon Twist02:34 Rick's Fake Idol Fallout and Emily's Frustration05:31 Coach's Exit Leaves the Honor Alliance Scrambling07:45 Joe and Rick's Tension Builds08:10 Christian Tries to Rebuild Trust11:51 Jeff Competes in the Immunity Challenge17:12 Joe's Rock, Paper, Scissors Decision and Christian's Journey21:51 Christian Returns With a Vote Against Himself23:44 Tribal Council, Rice, and the Final Vote28:35 Next Week Preview and Fan ReactionsThe hosts felt the journey twist was too harsh because Christian had to publicly reveal the penalty, removing much of the strategic mystery.Rick's fake idol continues to shape the game, but not playing it at Tribal may become a major problem next week.Cirie's alliance with Ozzy and Rizzo remains surprisingly hidden, even as players keep bringing Ozzy's name directly to her.Jeff competing in the challenge was one of the episode's strongest moments, adding humor and a fresh energy to the immunity sequence.Joe won immunity, but letting rock, paper, scissors decide who went on the journey could have easily blown up his game.Christian's exit leaves Emily and Rick in a dangerous spot, with next week teasing chaos and a possible MrBeast-related food auction twist.“This was just kind of like watching a lamb go to slaughter.”“Do you guys not watch Survivor? Because he's extremely good.”“Cirie is so good at this game.”“It worked out well for Joe, but it really easily could have blown up his game.”“Rick and Emily are on the loose. They have nothing to lose.”Enjoying the Survivor 50 coverage? Subscribe to Outlast Podcast, leave a review, and share the episode with other Survivor fans using #GeekFreaksPodcast. Your reviews and shares help more fans find the show.Visit GeekFreaksPodcast.com for the source of all news discussed during the podcast.Follow Geek Freaks on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, Twitter, and Patreon:Facebook: @thegeekfreakspodcastInstagram: @geekfreakspodcastThreads: @geekfreakspodcastTwitter: @geekfreakspodPatreon: GeekFreakspodcastWhat did you think of the Jimmy Fallon twist? Was Christian's exit fair, or did the game push too hard this week? Send in your reactions, favorite players, and future topic ideas for the next episode.Timestamps and TopicsKey TakeawaysMemorable QuotesCall to ActionLinks and ResourcesFollow UsListener Questions

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What does it really mean to lead with your heart when the work is hard, the pressure is relentless, and you're still carrying your own baggage?In this episode, Michael Reddington sits down with Josh Rizzo, a West Point graduate, Bronze Star recipient, and leadership consultant with over 30 years of experience developing leaders on the battlefield, in the boardroom, and on job sites across the country. Josh works at the intersection of elite performance, mental health, and human connection, helping organizations in construction, defense, and beyond build cultures where people can actually thrive.Josh brings a rare combination of military discipline and deep emotional intelligence to this conversation, and the result is one of the most grounded, practical discussions on heart-centered leadership you'll hear. He breaks down why leaders must heal themselves before they can truly serve others, how to build trust by choosing curiosity over judgment, and why the biggest breakthroughs in organizations almost always start with the smallest changes.What You'll Learn in This EpisodeWhy effective leadership starts with looking inward before you can genuinely lead othersHow the airplane analogy reframes your responsibility to yourself, your inner circle, and your teamWhat it means to choose curiosity over judgment and how that one shift changes the entire dynamic of a conversationWhy forgiving yourself is harder than forgiving others and why it matters more than most leaders realizeHow the sun and moon framework helps people connect through their shadow side rather than just their highlightsWhat "islands of progress" are and how to create bottom-up change that people actually ownWhy big doors swing on little hinges and how to find the small changes that move the biggest systemsHow to listen with your ears, your eyes, and your heart and why so few people actually do itChapters:(00:00) Introduction to Josh Rizzo and Heart-Centered Leadership(03:57) What It Means to Lead While Balancing Mental Health Awareness(05:24) The Airplane Analogy: Starting with Yourself Before Your Team(10:44) Curiosity Over Judgment: Pairing Candor with Compassion(14:34) How to Show Up Authentically Without Being Performative(16:39) Self-Forgiveness, Accepting Your Shadow Side, and the Sun and Moon Framework(20:47) Creating Islands of Progress: Bottom-Up Change That Sticks(30:54) Big Doors Swing on Little Hinges: Finding the Small Changes That Matter(37:19) The Most Beautiful Thing We Can Do Is Listen(43:54) Honoring the Umwelt: Why Two People Can Share the Same Environment and Have Completely Different ExperiencesLinks and Resources:Josh Rizzo | Website - https://www.joshrizzohuman.comJosh Rizzo | LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-rizzo/Sponsor Links:InQuasive: http://www.inquasive.com/Humintell: Body Language - Reading People - HumintellEnter Code INQUASIVE25 for 25% discount on your online training purchase.International Association of Interviewers: Home (certifiedinterviewer.com)Podcast Production Services by EveryWord Media

Since 2008, Chicago French Bulldog Rescue (CFBR) has been saving Frenchies from dire abuse and neglect situations--some even facing euthanasia. Mychelle Peterson got involved with CFBR as a donor in 2012 and later became a volunteer. "They have very high medical costs. They have a lot of medical concerns and a lot of people purchase the dogs or adopt the dogs without full understanding of a lifetime of care. What our founder, Mary, saw was a real need for not only rehabilitation and medical support when these dogs need to be either needed to be rehomed or go into palliative care, hospice care. Chicago, French Bulldog Rescue is committed to the long-term care of these dogs. Sometimes they are not able to be adopted and they become forever fosters," she explains. Peterson is now part of CFBR's social media team, and she says there is so much good and bad when it comes to social media. "It's brought tremendous awareness to what wonderful dogs they really are. The downside is people see dollar signs, and so we have irresponsible breeders. We have unethical breeders who are trying to bring about unique colors and markings, and those are all coming with the cost, and the cost of being paid by the dogs. It's recessive genes. It's inbreeding. It's so many different things," she explains. So far, CFBR has rescued more than 400 Frenchies, placing the majority in loving homes--including Izzy, who Peterson adopted in 2022. "The reason we have Izzy is because her breeder who wanted to charge $7000 for her, decided a $100 series of shots was not worth the investment, so she and her brother contracted parvo which is a treatable, but deadly virus, and they were going to be euthanized," she recalls. Fortunately, the vet contacted CFBR and the organization covered all the medical bills as they have for so many other Frenchies. Peterson says in 2025, medical cost exceeded $200,000 for the first time in the organizations history, and all that money comes from donations so every little bit helps. "$5 makes a difference. We are talking about the life and death of these dogs," says Peterson who hopes more people with get involved with CFBR via their upcoming Pupchella fundraiser on May 16th at Rizzo's in Wrigleyville, but she adds there are other ways to help. "Sharing a social media post, engaging with her contact gets a notice by other people. If you don't have, the financial means to be a donor, volunteer. We need volunteers. We are nothing but our donors and volunteers," says a grateful Peterson. Chicago French Bulldog Rescue, a Difference Maker.

Since 2008, Chicago French Bulldog Rescue (CFBR) has been saving Frenchies from dire abuse and neglect situations--some even facing euthanasia. Mychelle Peterson got involved with CFBR as a donor in 2012 and later became a volunteer. "They have very high medical costs. They have a lot of medical concerns and a lot of people purchase the dogs or adopt the dogs without full understanding of a lifetime of care. What our founder, Mary, saw was a real need for not only rehabilitation and medical support when these dogs need to be either needed to be rehomed or go into palliative care, hospice care. Chicago, French Bulldog Rescue is committed to the long-term care of these dogs. Sometimes they are not able to be adopted and they become forever fosters," she explains. Peterson is now part of CFBR's social media team, and she says there is so much good and bad when it comes to social media. "It's brought tremendous awareness to what wonderful dogs they really are. The downside is people see dollar signs, and so we have irresponsible breeders. We have unethical breeders who are trying to bring about unique colors and markings, and those are all coming with the cost, and the cost of being paid by the dogs. It's recessive genes. It's inbreeding. It's so many different things," she explains. So far, CFBR has rescued more than 400 Frenchies, placing the majority in loving homes--including Izzy, who Peterson adopted in 2022. "The reason we have Izzy is because her breeder who wanted to charge $7000 for her, decided a $100 series of shots was not worth the investment, so she and her brother contracted parvo which is a treatable, but deadly virus, and they were going to be euthanized," she recalls. Fortunately, the vet contacted CFBR and the organization covered all the medical bills as they have for so many other Frenchies. Peterson says in 2025, medical cost exceeded $200,000 for the first time in the organizations history, and all that money comes from donations so every little bit helps. "$5 makes a difference. We are talking about the life and death of these dogs," says Peterson who hopes more people with get involved with CFBR via their upcoming Pupchella fundraiser on May 16th at Rizzo's in Wrigleyville, but she adds there are other ways to help. "Sharing a social media post, engaging with her contact gets a notice by other people. If you don't have, the financial means to be a donor, volunteer. We need volunteers. We are nothing but our donors and volunteers," says a grateful Peterson. Chicago French Bulldog Rescue, a Difference Maker.

Since 2008, Chicago French Bulldog Rescue (CFBR) has been saving Frenchies from dire abuse and neglect situations--some even facing euthanasia. Mychelle Peterson got involved with CFBR as a donor in 2012 and later became a volunteer. "They have very high medical costs. They have a lot of medical concerns and a lot of people purchase the dogs or adopt the dogs without full understanding of a lifetime of care. What our founder, Mary, saw was a real need for not only rehabilitation and medical support when these dogs need to be either needed to be rehomed or go into palliative care, hospice care. Chicago, French Bulldog Rescue is committed to the long-term care of these dogs. Sometimes they are not able to be adopted and they become forever fosters," she explains. Peterson is now part of CFBR's social media team, and she says there is so much good and bad when it comes to social media. "It's brought tremendous awareness to what wonderful dogs they really are. The downside is people see dollar signs, and so we have irresponsible breeders. We have unethical breeders who are trying to bring about unique colors and markings, and those are all coming with the cost, and the cost of being paid by the dogs. It's recessive genes. It's inbreeding. It's so many different things," she explains. So far, CFBR has rescued more than 400 Frenchies, placing the majority in loving homes--including Izzy, who Peterson adopted in 2022. "The reason we have Izzy is because her breeder who wanted to charge $7000 for her, decided a $100 series of shots was not worth the investment, so she and her brother contracted parvo which is a treatable, but deadly virus, and they were going to be euthanized," she recalls. Fortunately, the vet contacted CFBR and the organization covered all the medical bills as they have for so many other Frenchies. Peterson says in 2025, medical cost exceeded $200,000 for the first time in the organizations history, and all that money comes from donations so every little bit helps. "$5 makes a difference. We are talking about the life and death of these dogs," says Peterson who hopes more people with get involved with CFBR via their upcoming Pupchella fundraiser on May 16th at Rizzo's in Wrigleyville, but she adds there are other ways to help. "Sharing a social media post, engaging with her contact gets a notice by other people. If you don't have, the financial means to be a donor, volunteer. We need volunteers. We are nothing but our donors and volunteers," says a grateful Peterson. Chicago French Bulldog Rescue, a Difference Maker.

Eric joins Zale to review some of his thoughts from this latest - and perhaps greatest - epsidoe of Survivor 50. What does Eric think of the Devens move?  Would Cirie and Rizzo ever turn on Cirie? They also review the history between Steph and Cirie and how this could impact the end game, and reflect on whether those with snuffed torches lived up to their casting pedigree.  

Kelly Rizzo is a food and travel creator, host of the Comfort Food podcast, and founder of the Comfort Club grief community. In this episode, she opens up about losing her husband Bob Saget, rebuilding her identity, and what surprised her most about grief. She and Karena also explore career reinvention at any age, learning to love without fear, and why sharing your story is one of the most powerful things you can do for yourself and others. What if the hardest chapter of your life turned out to be a helpful pathway for others? Kelly Rizzo didn't plan to become a voice for grief and resilience. But when she started sharing her healing journey after losing Bob Saget, the responses she received solidified her mission. (00:00) Resilience, Grief & Why It's Still Taboo Kelly and Karena connect over resilience as a shared foundation Why grief is still taboo — and why that needs to change (05:14) Reinvention at Any Age How a market crash, a divorce, and a dead end led Kelly to start over in her mid-30s From family real estate to food and travel vlogging before "influencer" was even a word (09:32) Bob Saget, Grief & What Losing Him Taught Her How Bob slid into her DMs and why she almost didn't give him a chance What grief actually feels like from the inside The detail that shocked her most  (23:47) Love After Loss & Never Sweating the Small Stuff What it was like to open her heart again and why it scared her  How her boyfriend Brecken embraced Bob as part of their life together Why grief completely changed the way she shows up in her relationship — and what that means for anyone starting over Thanks for the support from our partners, including: Guest Resources Instagram (https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.instagram.com/kellyrizzo__;!!IjqdgNtW8d72VyZ5!JI-8y7XdQUobtOLvEqXeU4Ej3DLUTh76jENW-BWGww4R1EXJ32b5gq2RB8jIuAvFG1NF3COb3uxRdHmcnMhNdokUf01XtTXL$) TikTok (https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.tiktok.com/@eattravelrock__;!!IjqdgNtW8d72VyZ5!JI-8y7XdQUobtOLvEqXeU4Ej3DLUTh76jENW-BWGww4R1EXJ32b5gq2RB8jIuAvFG1NF3COb3uxRdHmcnMhNdokUfwzrBQAB$)  Eat Travel Rock (https://urldefense.com/v3/__http:/www.eattravelrock.com/__;!!IjqdgNtW8d72VyZ5!JI-8y7XdQUobtOLvEqXeU4Ej3DLUTh76jENW-BWGww4R1EXJ32b5gq2RB8jIuAvFG1NF3COb3uxRdHmcnMhNdokUf-AZ7ZxM$) Comfort Food with Kelly Rizzo Podcast (https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/comfort-food-with-kelly-rizzo/id1716987177__;!!IjqdgNtW8d72VyZ5!JI-8y7XdQUobtOLvEqXeU4Ej3DLUTh76jENW-BWGww4R1EXJ32b5gq2RB8jIuAvFG1NF3COb3uxRdHmcnMhNdokUf1iR5719$) Comfort Club (https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.comfortclubonline.com/__;!!IjqdgNtW8d72VyZ5!JI-8y7XdQUobtOLvEqXeU4Ej3DLUTh76jENW-BWGww4R1EXJ32b5gq2RB8jIuAvFG1NF3COb3uxRdHmcnMhNdokUf-LCFn0q$) If this episode moved you, please consider supporting The Big Silence Foundation and exploring our resources: Connect with The Big Silence Community Order: The Big Silence Memoir audiobook (https://thebigsilence.com/pages/audiobook) Shop The Big Silence Self Love Collection (https://thebigsilence.com/collections/shop-all) Subscribe on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaL3RrbvDLuTTGFN4VYzEpw) Donate to The Big Silence Foundation (https://thebigsilence.com/donate) The Big Silence Resource Guide (https://thebigsilence.com/pages/resources) Find exclusive offers from our supporters (https://thebigsilence.com/pages/our-podcast-partners) Show Resources: VISIT THE CHALLENGE PAGE (https://my.toneitup.com/pages/new-year-new-tiyou-challenge) THE BIG SILENCE PODCAST (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-big-silence/id1607181597) TONE IT DOWN PODCAST (https://my.toneitup.com/pages/tone-it-down-podcast) Tone It Up App (https://my.toneitup.com/pages/tone-it-up-app) Tone It Up YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@toneitup/featured) Tone It Up Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/toneitup/?hl=en) Have a message for Karena? She'd love to hear from you and share your comment or question on air! Leave Karena a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/KarenaDawn

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Frank and Shirley break down Survivor 50, Episode 7, a chaotic hour that puts Coach squarely at the center of the storm. From his hypocrisy and haiku-fueled spiral to Jonathan's increasingly aggressive gameplay, this episode feels like old-school Survivor in the best and messiest ways. They also discuss D's downfall, Rizzo continuing to impress, Stephanie's journey advantage, Ozzy's huge immunity win, and why Tiff may be the next player ready to light the game on fire.Timestamps and Topics:00:00 Introduction and first reactions to Episode 700:31 D's elimination and why her scrambling may have sealed her fate01:00 Post-show interviews, cut scenes, and why Rizzo keeps standing out01:37 The heartfelt Joe and Rizzo moment the episode left out02:54 Tiff wants revenge after losing Camilla04:28 Ivy's idol excuse falls flat and the cast immediately smells trouble05:37 The Honor Alliance feels Colby's loss and Coach starts gearing up for war06:48 Jonathan confronts D and stirs up more chaos07:41 Coach's hypocrisy becomes impossible to ignore09:01 Haikus, Dragonslayer talk, and Coach fully leaning into the madness10:23 Blood Moon twist arrives and Coach tries recruiting Rizzo11:30 Emily's loose lips may have helped send D home12:18 D's game-ending mistake and the pregame alliance reveal involving Rizzo13:31 Stephanie is sent on a journey and faces a brutal solo challenge14:43 Stephanie wins a steal-a-vote advantage15:05 Stephanie tries to cover her tracks and Cirie immediately sees through it16:56 Team challenge breakdown and schoolyard picks17:41 Chinese food reward, Joe's challenge dominance, and a classic Jeff Probst tangent23:19 Reward challenge ends in a close finish23:31 The losing team faces off for individual immunity25:27 Ozzy wins his eighth individual immunity challenge26:42 Camp strategy shifts toward an easy vote27:31 Coach pushes the split vote and starts losing control of everyone around him28:25 Emily and Rick consider turning the vote on Coach35:17 Tribal Council, Aubrey plays her idol, and D becomes the first juror35:55 Next week's double-consequence twist previewKey Takeaways:Coach gave the episode its biggest storyline, but not in a good way. His double standard on loyalty and honesty is catching up to him fast.Jonathan may be rubbing people the wrong way, but Frank and Shirley agree he is still playing a strong and intentional game.Tiff handled her anger well, but she now has one of the biggest targets left in the game.Rizzo continues to be one of the most interesting players in the season, both strategically and emotionally.Call to Action:If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave us a review, and share the episode on social media using #GeekFreaksPodcast. Your support helps more Survivor fans find the show and join the conversation each week.Links and Resources:GeekFreaksPodcast.comGeekFreaksPodcast.com is the source of all news discussed during our podcast.Follow Us:Facebook: The Geek Freaks PodcastInstagram: @geekfreakspodcastTwitter: @geekfreakspodThreads: @geekfreakspodcastPatreon: Geek Freaks PodcastListener Questions:What did you think of Coach's gameplay this week? Was D always doomed, or could she have survived if she played it differently? Send us your thoughts, hot takes, and predictions for next week's episode. We may feature your comments on a future show.Apple Podcast Tags:Survivor, Survivor 50, Survivor Season 50, Survivor Episode 7, Survivor recap, Survivor podcast, CBS Survivor, reality TV, reality competition, TV recap, Ozzy, Coach, Survivor analysis, Geek Freaks Podcast

In this episode, we sit down with elite athlete Bree Rizzo to unpack the reality of what it truly takes to compete at the highest level and it's not what you think. From the discipline behind the scenes to the sacrifices no one talks about, we dive into the gap between perception and reality in elite sport.We talk about showing up on the days you don't feel like it, the pressure of performance, and how much of success really comes down to consistency over talent. Bree also opens up about identity, comparison, and navigating self-doubt at the highest level.And just when people assume this chapter is over… we talk about what's next, including her vision of aiming to go from pregnancy to the Olympics.If you've ever said you “want it” this episode will show you what that actually means.Bree Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/breeemasters/Raw Reality https://rawreality.com.au/2026 Notion template https://rawreality.com.au/products/life-upgrade-system-notion-templateFind us below:@rawreallity https://www.instagram.com/rawreallity?igsh=cjZlMzZsM2lva3hw@ttorisstory https://www.instagram.com/ttorisstory/@fitwithlilyy https://www.instagram.com/fitwithlilyy/Community Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/share/v3sbEonnywyvp1h7/

Kelly Rizzo is a podcast host and television personality. She hosts the podcast "Comfort Food," where she explores personal stories through people's favorite meals. Follow her on Instagram @kellyrizzoIN THE NEWS: California's high-speed rail project from Los Angeles to San Francisco continues to spiral out of control, with costs now estimated at $126 billion—nearly four times the $33 billion promised to voters in 2008. Authority board member Anthony Williams confirmed the figure on CBS's "60 Minutes," calling it an optimized estimate despite years of delays and overruns that critics slam as Democratic waste and a "train to nowhere."FOR MORE WITH KELLY RIZZO:PODCAST: Comfort FoodINSTAGRAM: @KellyRizzoFOR MORE WITH ELISHA KRAUSS: INSTAGRAM: @elishakraussWEBSITE: elishakrauss.com JOURNAL: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/author/elisha-krauss/LIVE SHOWS: April 10 - Salt Lake City, UT (2 shows)April 11 - Salt Lake City, UT (2 shows)April 12 - San Diego, CA (Live Podcast)April 12 - San Diego, CA (Stand up)Thank you for supporting our sponsors:BetOnlinePluto.tvbetterhelp.com/carollaForThePeople.Com/ADAMoreillyauto.com/ADAMSimpliSafe.com/ADAMSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Skip is a clinical psychologist and pioneering researcher in virtual reality (VR) for mental health and rehabilitation. He is a research professor at the USC Institute for Creative Technologies, where he has led the development of immersive simulations for therapy, training, and cognitive assessment.His work focuses on using VR to treat conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, autism, and anxiety disorders. One of his most recognized contributions is Virtual Iraq/Afghanistan, a VR exposure therapy system used to help veterans process combat trauma.Rizzo's career is defined by merging psychology, neuroscience, and immersive technology to create clinically validated tools that improve mental health outcomes. He is widely regarded as one of the key figures who established VR as a legitimate therapeutic medium.AffiliatesThese are products we personally use and recommend.* Framer: build websites, the easy way* Rize: magically track everything you do* Color AI: generate meaningful color palettes* Sublime: turn ideas into worlds of inspirationSkip on LinkedIn | USC This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designdisciplin.com/subscribe

This interview was recorded for GOTO Unscripted.https://gotopia.techWilliam Rizzo - Global Field CTO at Mirantis & CNCF AmbassadorColin Griffin - CEO at Krumware & Co-Chair of CNCF Platform Engineering Working GroupRESOURCESWilliamhttps://bsky.app/profile/williamrizzo.bsky.socialhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/william-rizzohttps://github.com/wrkodeColinhttps://bsky.app/profile/devnetes.bsky.socialhttps://github.com/krumwarehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/colin-e-griffinLinkshttps://www.cncf.io/reports/cloud-native-artificial-intelligence-whitepaperhttps://cloudnativeplatforms.com/whitepapers/platform-eng-maturity-modelDESCRIPTIONColin Griffin and William Rizzo explore the evolving state of platform engineering in 2026. They discuss how the discipline plays out very differently across verticals such as fintech, telco, and automotive, and why generic frameworks must be tailored to the unique regulatory, cultural, and technical realities of each industry.The conversation moves through the growing pressure to align platform investments with measurable business outcomes, the distinct compliance challenges facing European organizations under tightening AI regulation, and the infrastructure reckoning triggered by large-scale GPU investment. Both speakers converge on a shared wish: that the CNCF Platform Engineering White Paper and Maturity Model be updated to reflect vertical-specific guidance, informed directly by end-user organizations.RECOMMENDED BOOKSGregor Hohpe • Platform Strategy • https://amzn.to/4cxfYdbGregor Hohpe • Cloud Strategy • https://amzn.to/3TOS3NvZhamak Dehghani • Data Mesh • https://amzn.to/3tTCwACSandeep Uttamchandani • The Self-Service Data Roadmap • https://amzn.to/3wAw5W2BlueskyInstagramLinkedInFacebookCHANNEL MEMBERSHIP BONUSJoin this channel to get early access to videos & other perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs_tLP3AiwYKwdUHpltJPuA/joinLooking for a unique learning experience?Attend the next GOTO conference near you! Get your ticket: gotopia.techSUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL - new videos posted daily!

Frank and Shirley break down one of the biggest episodes of Survivor 50 so far as “The Blood Moon” twist shakes up the game with three Tribal Councils, three eliminations, and a brutal cutoff before the jury begins. They dig into the shifting divide between old school alliance play and newer voting block strategy, spotlight strong episodes from Cirie, Jonathan, Ozzy, and Christian, and talk through how exile, idols, and random rock draws completely changed the board. The episode also lands on an emotional note with Colby's exit, which felt less like a simple vote and more like a true passing-of-the-torch moment for the series.Timestamps and Topics00:00 Frank and Shirley open the show and react to how massive the episode felt00:30 Rizzo's growing confidence, Jonathan's social evolution, and Dee patching things up01:37 Buff drop, tribe convergence, and the chaos of 17 players on one beach02:46 Ozzy's idol reveal, Christian bond-building, and the soft alliance lines forming03:55 Why Cirie looks like she understands the modern game better than almost anyone04:20 Biggest tribe ever, fanboy moments, and Rick Devens' fun Survivor news bit05:22 Idol rumors spread everywhere as Aubry, Genevieve, Ozzy, and Rizzo become key names06:45 Cirie's voting block read and why Frank sees her as one of the sharpest players in the game07:49 The jungle twist begins and players scramble to find the next game-changing clue08:40 Ozzy finds exile and brings Rizzo, creating a surprising trust-building moment10:23 The Blood Moon challenge is explained, including the three eliminations and jury cutoff11:23 Applebee's reward talk and why even the ad read worked on everybody watching12:15 Team breakdowns and how the challenge structure created both immunity and reward drama15:28 Challenge recap, early drops, Colby's injury struggles, and major momentum shifts16:51 Dee, Christian, and Stephanie win immunity, while Steph secures Applebee's for her team19:07 Exile fallout, Ozzy and Rizzo bond, and why shared information matters so much this season20:52 Applebee's strategy talk begins as Tiffany pushes for Chrissy21:06 Aubry, Rick, Christian, Joe, and Genevieve scramble before Tribal23:15 Cirie, Dee, Emily, Coach, and Colby weigh the smartest move in a painful vote25:54 Camilla, Tiffany, Chrissy, and Jonathan battle over the future of their numbers27:43 Tribal Council 1 setup and the pressure of making the jury becomes a major theme29:50 Camilla is voted out, and Jonathan's decision could have major fallout30:31 Tribal Council 2 focuses on luck, alliances, and how random the rock draw really was33:32 Genevieve plays her Shot in the Dark but is voted out anyway34:19 Tribal Council 3 becomes an emotional sendoff for Colby38:42 Colby is voted out and leaves with a memorable final message39:10 Frank shares details on Colby's foot injury and why his exit felt inevitable41:10 Next episode tease, favorite player check-in, and fan reaction from Facebook44:26 Outro and where to follow the show onlineCall to ActionIf you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share the show with a fellow Survivor fan using #OutlastPodcast. Every share helps more reality TV fans find the show and jump into the conversation with us.Instagram: @geekfreakspodcastThreads: @geekfreakspodcastTwitter: @geekfreakspodFacebook: Geek Freaks PodcastPatreon: Geek Freaks PodcastOutlast Podcast on Twitter: @OutlastPodcast1

In this episode, Frank and Mum Shirley break down Survivor Season 50, Episode 5, “Open Wounds,” and there is a lot to unpack. They get into the double elimination, why Charlie's exit felt bigger than just strategy, how Rizzo keeps pulling people in faster than anyone expects, and why Christian still looks like one of the strongest players in the game. They also talk through Ozzy's emotional response, Coach being completely and unapologetically Coach, Tiffany stepping up in the challenge, and what these votes could mean with the merge looking close.00:00 Intro and first thoughts on the double elimination00:43 Why Charlie went home and how Rizzo keeps building trust fast02:56 Post-exit reactions and why Christian looks like a real frontrunner03:53 Purple tribe fallout as Ozzy cools down and regroups05:57 Orange tribe dynamics, Rick getting pulled in, and Rizzo working the middle07:44 Coach becomes “The Tide Walker” and keeps running the teal tribe his own way09:28 Charlie locks in on Rizzo and the feud becomes the center of the episode11:24 No reward challenge this week and why the format felt packed15:03 Immunity challenge breakdown with Joe struggling early and Jonathan dominating16:51 Tiffany and Joe close strong to secure safety19:49 Orange tribe scramble as Rizzo and Charlie both try to win over Camila21:32 Purple tribe strategy, fake targets, and Ozzy asking for Christian's shot in the dark24:09 Rizzo and Cirie exchange key information and strengthen their trust24:49 First tribal discussion and why repeated tribals can tighten alliances27:08 Angelina is voted out and leaves behind a fun jacket callback28:44 Second tribal begins with Rizzo walking in smiling and confident30:06 Why Rizzo divides the fanbase and why Charlie sees the tribe as full of veteran liars34:47 Charlie's blindside lands, Operation Bad Blood works, and merge talk beginsRizzo continues to prove he can build trust quickly, even when he looks like the obvious target.Christian still feels like one of the best positioned players in the game, but Emily's openness could create problems.Tiffany had one of the best moments of the episode and deserves more screen time.Camila was the swing piece, and timing mattered. Rizzo telling her first gave him the edge.Charlie's blindside felt especially brutal because he truly did not see that move coming.“It's his to lose, frankly.”“He is playing a hell of a game.”“That's what 50 seasons of Survivor can do.”“Operation Bad Blood.”“Usually the shot in the dark doesn't work, but when they know you have it they do have to have a plan B.”If you enjoyed this recap, make sure to subscribe, leave us a review, and share the episode with a fellow Survivor fan using #OutlastPodcast. Your support helps more reality TV fans find the show and keeps the conversation going each week.GeekFreaksPodcast.comThis is the source of all news discussed during our podcast.Follow Geek Freaks for more episodes, news, and updates:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thegeekfreakspodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/geekfreakspodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/geekfreakspodThreads: https://www.threads.net/@geekfreakspodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/GeekFreakspodcastHave a question about Survivor 50 or a topic you want us to cover in a future episode? Send it our way and let us know who you think is playing the best game heading into the merge, which blindside hit the hardest, and whether Rizzo is your favorite chaos agent or your biggest villain of the season.Survivor, Survivor 50, Survivor podcast, Open Wounds, Survivor recap, reality TV podcast, CBS Survivor, competition reality show, Frank Lourence, Shirley, Survivor strategy, Survivor analysisTimestamps and TopicsKey TakeawaysQuotesCall to ActionLinks and ResourcesFollow UsListener Questions

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Send us Fan MailJoin us as we chat with Melissa Hurd, president of the Rosie Reds, about her lifelong passion for baseball, her involvement in the Cincinnati Reds community, and her insights on the game, players, and organization. Discover how the Rosie Reds support the community and what makes baseball so special to fans like Melissa.Key TopicsMelissa Hurd's baseball fandom and early memoriesThe history and mission of the Rosie Reds organizationCommunity involvement and philanthropic efforts of the Rosie RedsFavorite Reds players and memorable momentsInsights on Reds organization decisions and fan perspectivesSound Bites"I don't like Yelich or Rizzo.""Paul Skeens would be my choice.""Uptown Funk by Bruno Mars."Chapters00:00Introduction to Melissa Hurd and Her Baseball Journey03:49Favorite Players and Managers06:21Joining the Rosie Reds Organization08:50Community Involvement and Philanthropy13:30Traveling with the Rosie Reds16:03Favorite Ballpark Foods and Experiences19:01Mount Rushmore of Reds Players19:54Dinner Party Guests and Dream Players22:05Favorite Ballpark Foods and Tailgating Experiences23:46Memorable Moments Outside the Ballpark24:04Memorable Moments in Baseball History25:29Clutch Players: Who Would You Choose?26:38Best Pitchers in Reds History26:56Favorite Baseball Movies and Their Impact27:52The Future of Baseball: Salary Caps and Labor Disputes29:54Walk-Up Songs: Setting the Mood30:34Favorite Reds Uniforms: A Fashion Statement31:52Favorite Backup Players: Unsung Heroes33:27Family and Baseball: A Legacy of Fandom35:35Joining the Rosie Reds: Community and Involvement Jack thanks the listeners

Frank and Shirley break down Survivor 50, Episode 4: “A Knife to the Heart” and unpack one of the strangest episodes of the season so far. A huge chunk of the night goes to the Zac Brown reward, which leads to a bigger conversation about how much “fluff” is too much when fans are craving strategy, tension, and gameplay. From there, the episode shifts into a much stronger back half with sharp analysis of Mike White's downfall, Christian's turning point, Emily's messy but dangerous social game, and why Ozzy looks more exposed than expected without Cirie. They also get into Genevieve's boomerang idol move, Rizzo's growing threat level, Charlie's fixation on taking him out, and what could be coming next as tensions rise across multiple tribes.Timestamps and Topics:00:00 Intro and first reactions to a weird, uneven episode02:13 Facebook and TikTok reactions to the Zac Brown appearance03:49 Purple tribe fallout after Q's exit and Steph being left out05:40 Emily's game, why she is dangerous, and why she keeps talking too much08:41 Orange tribe talent show, Charlie vs. Rizzo, and why that feud matters10:24 Teal tribe idol search and Genevieve's boomerang idol move11:15 Challenge breakdown, Zac Brown reward setup, and purple tribe collapse17:00 Sanctuary reward, Zac Brown performance, and whether the segment ran too long20:36 Rizzo gets the idol and the conversation around how he may use it23:33 Purple tribe returns defeated and the anti-Angelina plan starts shifting28:17 Mike vs. Christian, the Gabby comparison, and the emotional turning point30:54 Tribal council breakdown and the mistake that sent Mike home35:12 Vote reveal, who voted for who, and Mike White's exit36:44 Ozzy's angry response and early thoughts on next episode37:05 Favorite player check-in and winner-style edit talk38:22 Facebook reactions on Emily, Aubry, Q, Zac Brown, and Christian41:17 Outro and listener calloutKey Takeaways:Frank and Shirley both felt the Zac Brown segment was fun, but too long for an episode that badly needed more strategy.Mike White's biggest mistake was letting his threat level stay too high during tribal instead of lowering it like he usually does.Christian finally seemed to separate friendship from gameplay, especially after Mike brought up the Gabby comparison.Emily keeps proving she is a real strategic player, but her inability to keep information to herself keeps putting her in danger.Ozzy looks much shakier socially than expected, and the conversation raises real questions about how much Cirie helped stabilize his game before.Genevieve giving Rizzo the boomerang idol could become one of the smartest long-term moves if she can time the blindside right.Charlie going after Rizzo feels risky, and the show seems to be setting that clash up as a major next-step storyline.Aubry's lack of connection with her tribe stands out more every episode, even if the edit is not fully showing how isolated she may be.Memorable Quotes:“It's really light. And all the action happened towards the end.”“Mike has a rule in this game and it is always to lower your threat.”“The stronger get stronger, the weak get weaker.”“You're a wolf in sheep's clothing.”“Not sure why it's my job in life to save Angelina, but here we go again.”“Christian's the main character.”Call to Action:If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the podcast, leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and share the episode on social media using #OutlastPodcast.Links and Resources:Geek Freaks Podcast is the source of all news discussed across our podcast coverage. Check the site for more news, reviews, and updates from the Geek Freaks network.Follow Us:Follow the show on Twitter at @OutlastPodcast1 and keep up with our latest reactions, recaps, and episode discussions across our social channels.

Frank and Shirley break down a strong third episode of Survivor 50, with the tribe swap completely reshaping the game and saving several players who looked doomed just one episode earlier. The conversation covers Christian and Rick's idol maneuvering, Emily blowing up key information almost instantly, the growing talk around pregame alliances, and a challenge that had fans questioning whether some players could see through their blindfolds. The episode closes with a messy purple tribe scramble, a live debate over who really had control, and a tribal council that sends Q out the door while Ozzy quietly steps into the spotlight.00:00 Intro and first reactions to Survivor 50 Episode 300:49 Christian and Rick celebrate the fake idol play after tribal01:46 Tree mail, the tribe swap setup, and the Aubry idol cover story03:12 Jeff's rap, Christian's rushed idol whisper to Emily, and why it backfires05:39 Hunger, harsh fan twists, and how old school players are handling the grind07:17 New tribe breakdowns and which swap tribe looks strongest09:18 Joe, Coach, and Colby spark talk about the “Honor Alliance” and pregame bonds11:54 Fan reactions to the blindfold challenge and whether Coach could see13:42 Coach pulls Chrissy aside and tells her she is talking too much14:49 Orange tribe dynamics, Cirie's social threat, and Camilla's steady value15:32 Mike's built in connections and the split between honorable players and chaotic players16:40 Emily spills the idol information, then realizes she may have wrecked the plan18:39 Genevieve targets Aubry, but Tiffany's fandom changes the equation19:38 Rizzo tries to work with Charlie and accidentally reopens old wounds21:44 Full challenge breakdown, including Camilla's strong performance and Colby's hit24:54 Why this season is working and why returning players still feel fresh26:20 Reward results, chickens, flint, and Purple heading back to tribal27:04 Christian takes the blame, Mike plays strangely, and Q becomes the real target28:50 Emily floats Q as an option and Ozzy keeps the door cracked open30:44 Tribal council centers on exhaustion, uncertainty, and fan controlled twists33:22 Q is voted out and Ozzy openly claims the move34:24 Next episode tease, Mike calling himself the puppet master, and Zac Brown showing up34:37 Favorite players, winner picks, and who is positioned best right now36:09 Facebook reactions, Emily backlash, blindfold controversy, and Charlie memes38:13 Social plugs and episode wrap-upThe tribe swap gave this season a real jolt and may have saved multiple fan favorites.Emily's decision to tell too many people too much information became the central strategic mistake of the episode.The conversation around pregame alliances is becoming part of the season's larger story.Camilla stood out in the challenge, while Christian's communication issues hurt Purple badly.Q's exit felt like the result of both his chaos and Ozzy's willingness to make a move at the right time.“The tribe mix up saved a lot of people.”“Why reveal so much? Why not just keep secrets?”“You forget how physical and how mentally it's draining.”If you enjoyed this recap, subscribe to Outlast Podcast, leave a review, and share the episode with fellow Survivor fans using #OutlastPodcast. Your support helps more reality TV fans find the show and join the conversation each week.For more news across the network, visit Geek Freaks Podcast. It is the source of all news discussed across the podcast network. Follow along for episode clips and updates, and keep an eye on Instagram for more video content from the show.Follow Outlast Podcast on Twitter at @OutlastPodcast1. You can also catch clips and updates on Instagram, with more social content being tested across the network.Have a favorite player, a winner pick, or a take on the tribe swap? Send in your questions and predictions for the next episode. We would love to feature your thoughts in a future recap.

Psychotherapist Ivy Rizzo has a master's degree, speaks multiple languages, and owns her own business... but she struggles with doing basic math, remembering important dates, and recalling events in chronological order. Dyscalculia is often dismissed as just being "bad at math," but for Ivy, it has a wide-ranging effect on her life.  In this episode, Ivy talks about: How the severity of her dyscalculia impacts her math, memory and sequencing skills What it was like for her growing up with dyscalculia in the 1980s-1990s How dyscalculia impacts her adult life, including work, parenting and friendships Her viral post about how she visualizes the months of the year The shame of being misunderstood by educators and supervisors, who misinterpreted her dyscalculia in traumatic ways How her neurodivergence helps her support and strengthen her client relationships Using her strengths and tech tools to help accommodate her dyscalculia To find out more about Ivy and her work, visit her website and follow her on Threads. If you enjoyed this episode about dyscalculia, you may also enjoy my episode about dyscalculia education and advocacy with Elena Chambers (episode 190). Watch the video of this interview on YouTube. Read the episode transcript. Follow the Beyond 6 Seconds podcast in your favorite podcast player. Subscribe to the FREE Beyond 6 Seconds newsletter for early access to new episodes. *Disclaimer: The views, guidance, opinions, and thoughts expressed in Beyond 6 Seconds episodes are solely mine and/or those of my guests, and do not necessarily represent those of my employer or other organizations. These episodes are for informational purposes only and do not substitute for professional medical advice. Consult a medical professional or healthcare provider if you are seeking medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment.*

Survivor 50 Premiere Mailbag Rob Cesternino and Brandon Donlon open the mailbag to break down the Survivor 50 premiere, responding to listener questions and early reactions following the milestone return. With fan enthusiasm at a recent high, they discuss why the premiere landed so strongly and how tempered expectations may have contributed to its positive reception A major focus of the episode is the absence of the On Fire podcast for Season 50. Rob and Brandon explain Jeff Probst's decision to place the official podcast on hiatus, analyze the reasoning behind “not pulling back the curtain,” and debate whether skipping supplemental content makes sense for a celebratory season built on nostalgia and long-term investment. They dig into early gameplay questions, including whether returning winners are in immediate danger, why certain players avoided early scrutiny, and how pregame reputations influenced first-episode dynamics. The discussion touches on Savannah's quiet positioning, Jenna Lewis' early struggles, and how social grouping formed quickly despite limited gameplay. Rob and Brandon also examine production choices, including lost votes, journeys, and advantages, questioning which twists add meaningful strategy versus unnecessary friction. The Billie Eilish Boomerang Idol receives special attention, with analysis of how it works, why Genevieve's decision to send it to Ozzy matters, and how secrecy around its mechanics could impact future rounds. The episode closes with broader reflections on nostalgia, casting chemistry, and why Survivor 50 feels fundamentally different from recent seasons. With a mix of audience questions, strategic evaluation, and franchise-level discussion, the mailbag sets the tone for how RHAP will approach coverage throughout the season. 0:00 Survivor 50 Premiere Mailbag Begins 06:10 On Fire Podcast Officially on Hiatus 13:02 Cirie's Safety First Vote Discussed 20:15 Ozzy vs. Coach: Rivalry Develops 27:15 Which Tribe Would Rob Join? 30:29 Colby and Rizzo's Island Dynamic 38:12 Amanda Kimmel Almost Replaced Aubry 46:02 Multiple Billie Eilish Idols Theorized 54:13 Sending Idol to Ozzy Debated 58:07 Should Ozzy Know Idol Sender? 1:06:21 Ranking This Premiere Among All 1:09:20 Should Physical Challenges Be Retired? 1:21:18 Casting Old School vs New School 1:33:32 Influencers and Survivor's Future Casting 1:35:52 Who's In Trouble Next Vote? 1:42:15 Survivor 50 Housekeeping and Announcements To pre-order Rob’s book, The Tribe and I Have Spoken, visit www.robhasabook.com Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Survivor 50 Premiere Mailbag Rob Cesternino and Brandon Donlon open the mailbag to break down the Survivor 50 premiere, responding to listener questions and early reactions following the milestone return. With fan enthusiasm at a recent high, they discuss why the premiere landed so strongly and how tempered expectations may have contributed to its positive reception A major focus of the episode is the absence of the On Fire podcast for Season 50. Rob and Brandon explain Jeff Probst's decision to place the official podcast on hiatus, analyze the reasoning behind “not pulling back the curtain,” and debate whether skipping supplemental content makes sense for a celebratory season built on nostalgia and long-term investment. They dig into early gameplay questions, including whether returning winners are in immediate danger, why certain players avoided early scrutiny, and how pregame reputations influenced first-episode dynamics. The discussion touches on Savannah's quiet positioning, Jenna Lewis' early struggles, and how social grouping formed quickly despite limited gameplay. Rob and Brandon also examine production choices, including lost votes, journeys, and advantages, questioning which twists add meaningful strategy versus unnecessary friction. The Billie Eilish Boomerang Idol receives special attention, with analysis of how it works, why Genevieve's decision to send it to Ozzy matters, and how secrecy around its mechanics could impact future rounds. The episode closes with broader reflections on nostalgia, casting chemistry, and why Survivor 50 feels fundamentally different from recent seasons. With a mix of audience questions, strategic evaluation, and franchise-level discussion, the mailbag sets the tone for how RHAP will approach coverage throughout the season. 0:00 Survivor 50 Premiere Mailbag Begins 06:10 On Fire Podcast Officially on Hiatus 13:02 Cirie's Safety First Vote Discussed 20:15 Ozzy vs. Coach: Rivalry Develops 27:15 Which Tribe Would Rob Join? 30:29 Colby and Rizzo's Island Dynamic 38:12 Amanda Kimmel Almost Replaced Aubry 46:02 Multiple Billie Eilish Idols Theorized 54:13 Sending Idol to Ozzy Debated 58:07 Should Ozzy Know Idol Sender? 1:06:21 Ranking This Premiere Among All 1:09:20 Should Physical Challenges Be Retired? 1:21:18 Casting Old School vs New School 1:33:32 Influencers and Survivor's Future Casting 1:35:52 Who's In Trouble Next Vote? 1:42:15 Survivor 50 Housekeeping and Announcements To pre-order Rob’s book, The Tribe and I Have Spoken, visit www.robhasabook.com Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Riley Cote and Derek Settlemyre start the show talking about the Super Bowl. Getting into some hockey talk we talk about the Flyers recent stretch of games and their playoff chances, the Blue Jackets catching fire after hiring Rick Bowness, Toronto Maple Leafs' ups and downs, and the Flyers 2010 playoff run. We also discuss the Artemi Panarin trade, and we give our Olympics predictions. Captain of the 1980 USA men's Olympic hockey team Mike Eruzione joined us for an interview! Rizzo tells us about making the 1980 team, how the team trained and prepared for the Olympics, how he was named captain of the team, the rivalry between teammates from Minnesota and Massachusetts, and what it was like playing for Herb Brooks. Moving along we touch on the famous hour long bag skate, playing the Soviets BEFORE the Olympics, playing Sweden, Finland, and Czech Republic in the Olympics, and the iconic, legendary USA game vs the Soviets. We wrap up with the importance of leadership, and Mike gives us his predictions for the 2026 Olympics. Go to gt-wholesale.com and use coupon code "nasty" for 15% off. Nasty Knuckles is a Baller Sports Network production, created by co-hosts, Riley Cote and Derek "Nasty" Settlemyre. The show features a mix of interviews, never before heard story-telling, hockey-talk, and maybe some pranks... The guys bring in some of the biggest names in the hockey world for your enjoyment! Make sure to check back every week as the guys release a new episode weekly!►Click here to shop our latest merch: nastyknuckles.com/shop► Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NastyKnuckles► Follow Riley Cote on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rileycote32► Follow Riley Cote on Instagram: https://instagram.com/rileycote32► Follow Derek Settlemyre on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dnastyworld► Follow Derek Settlemyre on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dnastyworld Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When Kelly Rizzo's husband Bob Saget passes away without warning, she's faced with the challenge of moving forward day by day without leaving her memories of Bob behind. As she processes her grief, Kelly reflects on the way her father left his home country and never returned, but realizes that his memories of that place will always be a part of him. Now she must find a way to honor her own memories even as her life moves forward.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.