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John Morgan and Cold Coffee get together after Dana White's Contender Series 94 to talk about the recent UFC Fight Night 289: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos, Fury vs. Joshua, and some Contender Series action before John hops on a plane to head out to Philadelphia, PA for CFFC BJJ 18. 

It started off as a song between Wilson and his girlfriend, but ended up being a song between Addison and his boyfriend. Matt Koplik returns to discuss the differences in how this song is presented in Bounce and Road Show, and whether this is the last great Sondheim composition. You can listen to Broadway Breakdown any where you get podcast. Quick links to Spotify and Apple Podcasts.And you can follow Matt on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/mattkoplik/Send feedback to puttingittogetherpodcast@gmail.comKeep up to date with Putting It Together by following its social media channels.Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/puttingittogetherpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sondheimpodcast ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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It's another milestone for John Morgan and Cold Coffee with Episode No. 600, and the two are together in Las Vegas to discuss the continued fallout from UFC 331, look ahead to this weekend's UFC card, debate rule changes in the sport, lament the resignation of John Martin, and more.

Has anything crazy happened to you at an AirBnB? One couple was relaxing in their hot tub when they suddenly realized their lives were in danger!  Anna is convinced her Princess Diana beanie babies will make her rich one day. Raven reassures her... it's not true. The Anna & Raven Show is back! If you have something around yourself you want to sell, take those photos! Anna's niece is the designated safety hall monitor, at 8 years old. She discusses the CRUCIAL safety tips of elementary school. What safety rules did you ignore that ended up going terribly wrong, and now you'll never ignore it again? 3 news stories, you hear 1- Raven gets to choose! Women falls into sink hole on her birthday, large hose in car ends up being large snake, Rescued raccoon boot camp?!  The infamous dress mishap. Anna ordered what seemed to be a nice dress and it came like a paper thin cheap Halloween costume. Even the pleats ar e printed on them. Anna spent $180 on it. Spoiler alert, she can't even return it!  Anna hasn't had a normal flight in months. Her flight yesterday reverted back into the sky during landing. Raven had an interesting experience with his seat mate and her unrecognizable emotion from her book. Producer Sophia reads some excerpts to try and understand...  Vanessa and Charles' son dumped his girlfriend last weekend. They're both 23 years old. Both mom and dad agree that he's making a huge mistake. She's going to school to be a lawyer, she's beautiful, and they're such great friends with her parents. They've been together since high school. She wants to stage an intervention with their son, and invite his ex-girlfriend's parents too to talk some sense into him. Dad says he's an adult, he has to make his own decisions. What would you do? Mike has a chance to win $1,000! All he has to do is answer more pop culture questions than Raven in Can't Beat Raven!     

O le toe taliu mai i fanua o le Miss Samoa NSW ia Mille Samuelu ma le Pale o le 1st Runner Up o le Miss Samoa na amata ai lava ma lona tiute fou i le faafeiloaiga o le Atunuu ma Sui o Ofisa femalagaai eseese i Ausetalia i le Road Show a le Ofisa o Tagata Tafafao i Samoa na afea ai Melepone,Adelaide,Sini ma Brisbane.Mo Tala mai Samoa faalogologo mai 2pm Aso Lulu ma le 2pm Aso Faraile i vaiaso taitasi.

Send us Fan MailPax8 Beyond '26 Special – Jeannine Edwards, Sr. Director, Marketing at CynetIn this Pax8 Beyond '26 special edition of Partnerships Unraveled, we sit down with Jeannine Edwards, Sr. Director, Marketing at Cynet, to talk about building community in the channel and staying ahead of a threat landscape that moves faster every year. Jeannine spent roughly a decade at ConnectWise helping originate the idea of channel community, and she brings that same instinct to Cynet's partner ecosystem today.At ConnectWise, Jeannine was among the first people in the channel to hold a title built around community, running IT Nation in its early years and creating the company's invent program over roughly a decade there. She describes the real work of community as facilitation: connecting dots and building feedback loops that run both from partner to vendor and back again. At Cynet, an emerging vendor still early in its community journey, she recently helped stand up the company's first Partner Advisory Council, built to be actionable, not a showcase, so partner input can genuinely shift the roadmap.That community instinct meets a genuine urgency in Cynet's core pitch. Modern attacks rarely stay in one place, moving through an organization in fast, chaotic paths the moment a single click goes wrong, while adversaries increasingly use AI of their own to move even faster. Cynet's answer is a unified platform paired with a managed detection and response (MDR) team built from its own people, sharing the same context and intelligence as the technology itself, so it functions as an extension of a managed service provider's (MSP's) team, not a commodity add-on.Her closing advice is simple: don't let AI and security buzzwords wash over you. Understand what a vendor's claims actually mean for your business, lead with the customer's real pain point, and let that clarity be the differentiator.Key TakeawaysShe Helped Originate Community as a Channel Discipline. During roughly a decade at ConnectWise, Jeannine was among the first in the channel to hold a role built specifically around community, running IT Nation in its early years and creating the company's invent program. That early work shaped how she approaches partner engagement today.Community Only Works When It Is Actionable. Jeannine treats community as facilitation: connecting dots and building feedback loops between partners and the vendor, not simply gathering people for a good dinner. Cynet's first Partner Advisory Council was built around that same principle, giving partners real influence over the roadmap.Channel-Only Growth Is a Three-Legged Race. Going channel-only and MSP first gives Cynet reach it could never build with a direct sales force alone, but it only works if the partner is fully in sync. If either side falls behind on enablement, Jeannine says, the whole motion trips.Modern Attacks Move as Fast, Chaotic Paths. Jeannine describes today's threats as multi-vector paths that cascade through an organization within moments of a single mistake, especially now that adversaries use AI to move even faster. Cynet's response pairs a unified platform with a human-staffed MDR team that shares the same context as the technology itself.Cutting Noise Protects Both Margins and Trust. Jeannine points to a statistic that stuck with her: roughly 60 percent of security alerts get ignored simply because there are too many of them. Reducing that noise protects the two biggest cost centers for an MSP, tools and people, while keeping technicians focused on what actually matters._________________________Learn more about Channext

On this weeks show Chris reflects upon the passing of Dr Tim Read, his several interviews on this show over the years, his humour, unflinching support for active transport across Melbourne and the outpouring of love and respect for Tim across the political spectrum.Bike West: Dr Tim Read, MP for Brunswick, died yesterday morning of skin cancer at the age of 64 - It's clear from the tributes flowing in from people across the political divide that he was a special, wonderful human.Listen to the original Critical Mass Footscray ride audio from Friday 23 February 2024.Jay-Dee Pitcaithly talks about her inspiration and journey towards the upcoming Chain of Command art exhibition, alongside In Conversation: Women, Cycling & Change, 6pm-7pm, Thursday 15 October 2026, Queen Victoria Women's Centre. The exhibition and talk explores the barriers and the progress in cycling for women and gender diverse riders with April Drage, Emma Mickle & Dr Bridie O'Donnell.News includes 2026 Will Richter Memorial Ride, meet 5.30pm, Thursday 24 September 2026, State Library, Swanston St, naarm Melbourne. On 22 September 2025, Will Richter was riding his bike to the University of Melbourne via Macaulay Road Kensington when he was struck and killed by the driver of a truck. It was his 19th birthday.This annual memorial ride is to send a clear message to road authorities - that people who ride bikes are deserving of a network of safe bike lanes - and are calling on authorities to make the necessary changes to our roads so that they are safe for all road users.You're invited to Gimme 5! Roadshow – for happy healthy communities: Richmond District, 5:30pm, Monday 12 October 2026, 323-325 Victoria Street, Duke of Albany, Abbotsford.Come along and listen to residents and candidates in the 2026 Victorian election speak about active transport issues.  Share local stories, meet election candidates & hear about what you can do for happy healthy communities & the Gimme 5! campaignProgram musicScratching, Malvern StarTycho, MontanaBike Song, Mark Ronson and The Business Intl.

What's a guy to do when even his own parents like his brother more? Head out on the road! Jim Cullen returns to discuss how the song Addison's Trip survived every version of the show and changed along the way. Find Jim on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimcullen18/Or email him at: jcullen1118@gmail.comSend feedback to puttingittogetherpodcast@gmail.comKeep up to date with Putting It Together by following its social media channels.Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/puttingittogetherpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sondheimpodcast ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The actor Sylvester McCoy was a familiar face to millions of TV viewers when he played the Seventh Doctor in Doctor Who in the 1980s. On the big screen, he has played the eccentric wizard Radagast the Brown in Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, and on stage, he has played the Fool opposite Ian McKellen's King Lear for the Royal Shakespeare Company. His route into acting was unconventional. He spent his teenage years preparing for the priesthood, then later honed his physical comedy skills in Ken Campbell's maverick Roadshow. His music choices include tracks by Stravinsky, Satie, Beethoven, and Britten's Shakespearean opera A Midsummer Night's Dream.Presenter Michael Berkeley.Producer Graham Rogers

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week on Off The Ball, a weekly listen back at some of our favourite pieces from right across the week that was. Eoin Sheahan and Arthur James O'Dea were on hand to run through their favourite clips from the week that was on Off The Ball. From Austin Gleeson's retirement interivew, to an incredible career retrospective with the two-time Irish Olympian Andrew Bree, and an exclusive sit down with Scottish rugby legend Finn Russell, there was no shortage of great stuff for members to get stuck into. If you like what you've heard on The Week on Off The Ball, don't forget you can become an OTB member now - https://www.offtheball.com/uncategorized/join-in-the-obsession-1494916

John Morgan and Cold Coffee are together after a crazy weekend to talk about all that unfolded at CFFC 161 in Illinois, Noche UFC in Arizona, the Ki MMA announcement and Garcia vs. Benn in Las Vegas. 

In the second of our four Bank Of Ireland Rugby Roadshows, Eoin Sheahan and Andy Dunne were on stage at the Dexcom Stadium, speaking to some of the stars of the current Connacht and Ireland setups!They were joined by props Finlay Bealham and Billy Bohan, as well as loose forward Paul Boyle, looking ahead to the new season, with the prospect of the World Cup at the end of it as well!This was the second of our Rugby Roadshows, as the new domestic season begins in a just over a week. We will also be going to Ulster and Munster next month, and there's still time for you to get your tickets! Get your tickets here: http://offtheball.com/eventsRugby on Off The Ball with Bank Of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

In the second of our four Bank Of Ireland Rugby Roadshows, Eoin Sheahan, Brian O'Driscoll and Andy Dunne were on stage at the Dexcom Stadium, speaking to ‘Mr Connacht' himself, John Muldoon, the assistant coach to Stuart Lancaster and former teammate of both Brian and Andy.This was the second of our Rugby Roadshows, as the new domestic season begins in a just over a week. We will also be going to Ulster and Munster next month, and there's still time for you to get your tickets! Get your tickets here: http://offtheball.com/eventsRugby on Off The Ball with Bank Of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

Ua taualuga le Roadshow a le ofisa o tagata tafafao I Samoa STA I totonu o Ausetalia lea na masii mai ai le Afioga I le Faatonusili Afioga Niumata Kitiona Pogi ma le toa 26 o faletalimalo ma nofoga mo turisi I Samoa. Na asia e le faigamalaga aai e fa o Melepone,Adelaide,Sini ma Brisbane ma feiloai ai ma ofisa malaga uma o loo faalauioaina Samoa. O ausetalia o se maketi tele mo Samoa I tagata asiasi atu mo tafaoga e sili Niu Sila 50 % lona lua ai Ausetalia 23% ae a faatusaina le population o atunuu e lua atonu e faaonoina NZ faatoa maua Ausetalia.Mo Tala Fou mai Samoa Faafofoga mai Aso Lulu 2pm ma le Aso faraile 2pm i vaiaso uma.

Die junge Dolly Parton wird an der Seite des bekannten Country-Stars Porter Wagoner in dessen gleichnamiger TV- und Roadshow berühmt.

In the first of our four Bank Of Ireland Rugby Roadshows, Eoin Sheahan and Andy Dunne were on stage at the new LAYA Arena, speaking to some Leinster legends and current stars!They were first joined by current Leinster and Ireland stars Josh van der Flier and Joe McCarthy, before Leinster legend Malcolm O'Kelly jumped on stage.This was just the first of our Rugby Roadshows, as the new domestic season begins in a few short weeks. We will also be going to Connacht, Ulster and Munster, and there's still time for you to get your tickets! Get your tickets here: http://offtheball.com/eventsRugby on Off The Ball with Bank Of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

In the first of our four Bank Of Ireland Rugby Roadshows, Eoin Sheahan and Andy Dunne were on stage at the new LAYA Arena, speaking to some Leinster legends and current stars!For the second part of the Leinster edition of the Roadshow, Eoin and Andy were joined by head coach entering his final year Leo Cullen, as well as two-time World Cup winning coach and Leinster assistant coach Jacques Nienaber.This was just the first of our Rugby Roadshows, as the new domestic season begins in a few short weeks. We will also be going to Connacht, Ulster and Munster, and there's still time for you to get your tickets! Get your tickets here: http://offtheball.com/eventsRugby on Off The Ball with Bank Of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

John Morgan and Cold Coffee are together post-Dana White's Contender Series to talk all that unfolded at the Meta Apex, including White's post-event revelations. Additionally, they look ahead to this week's big boxing event in Las Vegas, Noche UFC in Arizona, and CFFC 161 in Illinois.

John Morgan and Cold Coffee are together for a special Sunday showcase, recapping CFFC 160 and UFC Paris, finding solutions for the Nevada State Athletic Commission, taking part in a little boxing talk, and much more.

Live from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at BuffaloPart 3Higher Ed AV PodcastThe HETMA Roadshow at the University at Buffalo wraps up with Part Three of this special Higher Ed AV Podcast series, bringing together even more voices from across the higher education technology community. As the day moves through lunch, the vendor showcase, education sessions, an esports tour, and toward the closing happy hour, Joe Way continues capturing candid conversations with HETMA leaders, longtime members, industry partners, integrators, and higher ed professionals. The result is a final look at what makes the Roadshow experience so valuable: a day built around learning, relationships, shared challenges, and the opportunity to experience another campus firsthand.HETMA Chair Erin Maher-Moran opens the episode by reflecting on the Roadshow format and why events designed by end users feel different from traditional industry gatherings. The conversation expands beyond AV alone, touching on facilities, IT, registrars, learning management systems, instructional design, and the many other groups now involved in creating the modern student experience. Former University at Buffalo leader and FLEXspace co-founder Lisa Stephens continues that theme, describing the importance of community, collaboration, faculty engagement, and serving as a connector between pedagogy and technology. She also provides an update on the future of FLEXspace and the opportunity to return the platform to its original purpose of helping institutions learn from one another and make better-informed investments.The episode also features conversations with industry partners who reinforce the importance of listening to end users before designing solutions. WolfVision's Marta Skopa discusses simplifying collaboration and presentation workflows so technology becomes nearly invisible to faculty and students, while Southtown Audio Video's Heather Sidorowicz explains why successful integration begins with understanding the institution rather than simply selecting a product. Former higher ed AV leader Steve Borho offers the perspective of someone who has moved from the university side into integration, sharing how events like the Roadshow help industry professionals stay connected to the real challenges institutions are facing and bring better-informed solutions back to their customers.Throughout Part Three, one theme continues to surface: higher ed AV works best as an ecosystem of collaboration. Andrew Vogel discusses the importance of building relationships across departments, understanding capacity, and learning from institutions that may solve similar problems in completely different ways. From classroom design and faculty workflows to leadership, FLEXspace, regional partnerships, and even the shared experience of Buffalo wings after the show, the Roadshow demonstrates how much value comes from simply getting people into the same room. Part Three closes the Buffalo series with a reminder that the technology matters, but the relationships, trust, shared knowledge, and willingness to learn from one another are what ultimately move higher education forward.

Live from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at BuffaloPart 2Higher Ed AV Podcast The HETMA Roadshow at the University at Buffalo continues in Part Two of this special Higher Ed AV Podcast series, with more conversations from the show floor about the technology, partnerships, and people shaping today's higher education AV environment. As attendees move between vendor exhibits, education sessions, campus tours, and lunch, Joe Way sits down with manufacturers, HETMA partners, and the University at Buffalo team to hear what they are learning from the event and the challenges institutions are working to solve. The conversations reinforce what makes the Roadshow model different: direct access to peers and industry partners in an environment built around collaboration rather than simply selling products.The episode begins with Waves, where Derek Smith discusses voice regeneration and the potential for advanced audio processing to improve lecture capture, podcasts, streaming, and other educational content. The conversation explores how better voice intelligibility can improve the student listening experience and why audio quality becomes even more important as institutions address accessibility and digital learning requirements. Biamp's Carrie Linda Martin continues the discussion around campus-wide technology management, remote monitoring, firmware management, voice lift, training, and designing solutions around the actual needs of each learning space rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach.Other partners demonstrate how sometimes the biggest technology improvements come from solving seemingly simple operational problems. CableEasy discusses eliminating missing cables, reducing service calls, protecting connection points, and even creating more flexible spaces through dependable physical connectivity. Extron's Bernie Farkas talks about the continued importance of support, training, standardization, AV-over-IP, and providing institutions with multiple technology paths depending on their infrastructure and organizational needs. ScreenBeam's Nancy Blanchard adds another perspective around wireless presentation, security, remote management, and helping faculty move beyond the front of the classroom while giving support teams greater visibility into thousands of deployed devices.At the center of Part Two is a conversation with University at Buffalo Principal Technology Architect John Pfeffer, who provides a deeper look at the collaborative philosophy behind the campus. John explains how UB has maintained classroom technology standards since 1993 and how its Renew initiative brings AV, facilities, planning, the registrar, and other stakeholders together so classroom improvements happen as part of one coordinated strategy. From standardized learning spaces and collaborative planning to the relationships being built throughout the Roadshow itself, Part Two demonstrates that successful higher ed technology is ultimately about more than individual products. It requires strong standards, trusted partnerships, shared knowledge, and a community willing to work together to create better experiences for faculty and students.This one has a slightly stronger technology-and-strategy angle than Part One, which fits the conversations really well.

Live from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at BuffaloPart 1Higher Ed AV PodcastThe HETMA Roadshow rolls into the University at Buffalo for a special live edition of the Higher Ed AV Podcast. In Part One of this three-part series, Joe Way captures the energy of the event as attendees, HETMA leaders, and industry partners come together for campus tours, education, technology demonstrations, and the kind of relationship-building that makes the Roadshow experience unique. With nearly 100 registrations and an impressive host campus, Buffalo provides the perfect setting to showcase what happens when the higher ed AV community comes together locally.Joe first sits down with HETMA leaders Dustin and Eric to talk about everything that happens behind the scenes to make a Roadshow successful. From hotels, catering, shipping, parking, and programming to coordinating tours and vendor participation, these events require far more planning than attendees may ever realize. They also discuss HETMA's continued growth, the goal of expanding the Roadshow program across the United States and internationally, and the challenge of growing into a larger, more professional organization without losing the grassroots community spirit that has always made HETMA special.Throughout the day, Joe also catches up with several of HETMA's manufacturer partners, including GUDE Systems, Epiphan Video, WyreStorm, Audio-Technica, and Huddly. The conversations cover smart power management, lecture capture, AV-over-IP, commercial audio, AI-powered cameras, multi-camera production, cloud management, and the growing importance of simple, reliable technology in the classroom. More importantly, the partners explain why regional events matter: they give manufacturers direct access to the people actually designing, supporting, and operating higher education systems while giving end users a chance to build meaningful relationships with the people behind the products.The episode also highlights the broader purpose behind the HETMA Roadshows. Annie Foster shares how regional gatherings create valuable opportunities for professionals, particularly those from smaller or rural institutions, to find mentorship, exchange ideas, and build connections without the overwhelming scale of a major trade show. SUNY Online's Mads Katz adds another perspective, showing how AV, learning management systems, hybrid education, lecture capture, accessibility, and instructional design continue to converge. Part One from Buffalo ultimately shows that the Roadshow is about much more than technology. It is about bringing the higher ed AV community together, creating access to expertise, and building the relationships that make the entire industry stronger.I can also tighten this into a more podcast-platform-friendly version with a little more punch and less detail if you want.

Live from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at BuffaloPart 4Higher Ed AV PodcastLive from the HETMA Roadshow at the University at Buffalo Part 4 Higher Ed AV Podcast The HETMA Roadshow at the University at Buffalo may have officially been a three-part series, but there was too much good content to leave behind. In this bonus Part Four of the Higher Ed AV Podcast, Joe Way heads off campus and into the Roadshow happy hour for one final round of conversations from Buffalo. Recorded from a local Buffalo brewery, the episode captures the more relaxed side of the HETMA Roadshow experience, where the formal education sessions, campus tours, and vendor showcase give way to wings, drinks, and the conversations that happen when the higher ed AV community simply gets a chance to spend time together. It is another reminder that some of the most valuable moments at industry events happen after the scheduled programming ends.Throughout the Buffalo series, manufacturers, integrators, technology managers, institutional leaders, and HETMA members have shared ideas about everything from learning spaces and support models to collaboration, standardization, accessibility, and the evolving role of AV on campus. Part Four brings that experience full circle by focusing on the relationships behind all of it.Consider this the unofficial after-hours conclusion to the HETMA Roadshow Buffalo series: more people, more conversations, some authentic Buffalo wings, and one last opportunity to experience the community that makes these Roadshows special.

The character motivation for Wilson is all laid out in the song "The Game." Shannon Migliore returns to discuss the slight differences between how it appears in Bounce, versus how it shows up in Road Show. Neither really understands poker. Follow Shannon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/my_pretty_sleeperSend feedback to puttingittogetherpodcast@gmail.comKeep up to date with Putting It Together by following its social media channels.Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/puttingittogetherpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sondheimpodcast ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This episode Mike is back in Columbus, OH and the home of a most appropriately named comic shop. World's Greatest Comics in Westerville, OH (part of the Columbus metro) is one of the area's longest running, most collector friendly comic shops — a classic “big back issue wall” store with a reputation for deep back issue stock, friendly staff, and a clean, well organized layout. WGC offers new releases, graphic novels, toys, and most notably, a huge selection of back issues. World's Greatest Comics sits comfortably among the top “collector heavy” shops that Mike has been to. It was a blast to get to know the owner, Jeff Patrick, and hear his interesting story! Then, Mike is joined by the inimitable Captain Entropy in the review of the first prose non-fiction book to be reviewed on the Roadshow! The Ten-Cent Plague is a fast, vivid history of the 1950s anti comic book crusade, tracing how America's booming postwar comics industry was nearly wiped out by moral panic, public burnings, and Senate hearings that accused comics of corrupting youth; David Hajdu (HAY-doo) blends cultural reporting and creator biographies to show how the backlash led to the Comics Code Authority and reshaped the medium for decades. World's Greatest Comics is located at 5974 Westerville Rd, Westerville, OH 43081, and keeps active communication through its official website (wgcomics.com), its primary email worldsgreatestcomics@gmail.com, and a regularly updated Facebook page under the store's name, making it easy to visit in person or follow online for hours, announcements, and collection buying updates. You can hear more from the illustrious and enigmatic Captain Entropy on podcasts such as Who's Editing, Batman Knightcast, The Longbox Crusade, and many more! A big thanks to Jeff for taking time out of his busy day to tell me about World's Greatest Comics and giving the great book recommendation, and thanks to Captain Entropy for joining me in the adventure of reading The Ten-Cent Plague!

The MMA Road Show boys have a long awaited reunion with Hot Tea to talk a little UFC Shanghai, have an impromptu talk about the MMA media landscape, as well as the recent Dana White Contender Series event and the fallout of Bella Mir's loss to Alex Apodaca. 

David Tanklefsky of The Whiskey Treaty Roadshow stops by the 95.9 WATD Tiny Stage to promote their latest release "Kept Rising". And see them at the Plymouth Waterfront Festival on Saturday August 29. Learn more at https://www.thewhiskeytreaty.com. 

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Emmy nominated actor Barry Corbin on today's Roadshow.  

The last song written for the show(s) is a sweet tune about two brothers. Does it add anything? Evan Lopes joins Kyle to figure that out. Learn more about SPARC Theater by clicking here. Send feedback to puttingittogetherpodcast@gmail.comKeep up to date with Putting It Together by following its social media channels.Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/puttingittogetherpodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/sondheimpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sondheimpodcast ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

What a way to end a Friday show! If you didn't catch the 9AM hour it had some of our favorite parts featured! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Love letters, happy hours, and so much more. Stream all of the highlights from this morning's 8AM hour here! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Time for a quick pit stop on THEjoeSHOW's Road Show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We had so much fun for this hour of the show we don't even know how to describe it... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We have a special guest come on board THEjoeSHOW pirate rig as we travel in and around Tampa Bay for our Road Show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We kick off our morning by driving around downtown Tampa and Ybor city... and did we get ourselves into trouble at the courthouse?! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are LIVE from an RV! We're rolling around with Rob from Camping World this morning as we get ready to roll into the weekend! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Morgan and the hobbyist gardener Cold Coffee sit down to recap an incredible nights of fights that took place at Dana White's Contender Series 88 at Meta Apex in Las Vegas. The show continues to dazzle and introduce us to the future of the UFC. The guys also touched on UFC 330 storylines as well as John's increasingly busier schedule over at CFFC. As always thanks for listening and enjoy the show!

ALL portions of today's show on the iHeart Radio App or wherever you listen! We gear up for a great morning tomorrow morning with THEjoeSHOW's Road Show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

REVISIT - The HRN Road Show made it to Ohio, barely. Hear about the wild storms in Michigan that almost stopped the trip. Also, Frankie Lovato joins us live from Glenn's truck in a parking lot in Norwalk, OH. And some Realli Bad Ads to end the show.HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4019 – Show Notes and Links:The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek: co-host, executive in charge of comic relief, Jamie Jennings: co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventures, Coach Jenn: producer, Chaos Control Officer.Title Sponsor: Kentucky Performance Products Guest: Frankie Lavoto from EquicizerGuest: Listener ThomasLink: Lexington, KY MeetupThere's an App for that! Download the new FREE Horse Radio Network App for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on TwitterAdditional support for this podcast provided by: Listeners Like YouSupport the show

REVISIT - The HRN Road Show made it to Ohio, barely. Hear about the wild storms in Michigan that almost stopped the trip. Also, Frankie Lovato joins us live from Glenn's truck in a parking lot in Norwalk, OH. And some Realli Bad Ads to end the show.HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4019 – Show Notes and Links:The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek: co-host, executive in charge of comic relief, Jamie Jennings: co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventures, Coach Jenn: producer, Chaos Control Officer.Title Sponsor: Kentucky Performance Products Guest: Frankie Lavoto from EquicizerGuest: Listener ThomasLink: Lexington, KY MeetupThere's an App for that! Download the new FREE Horse Radio Network App for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on TwitterAdditional support for this podcast provided by: Listeners Like YouSupport the show

John Morgan and Cold Coffee get together for short chat following the conclusion of Season 10 - Episode 1 of Dana White's Contender Series before John had to head to the airport to head to Philadelphia for CFFC 159. Talk of the recent Meta Apex tour followed by some UFC 330 chat rounds out the conversation. We will make for the lost time in this short episode in an upcoming show we promise. As always thanks for listening!

If I had a nickel for every time a character in a Sondheim show, named Nellie, asked the question "what's your rush?" I'd have ten cents. That's kinda weird isn't it? Dimitris Dimopoulos returns to discuss what is, perhaps, the least remembered song from the show(s).Follow Dimitris on Instagram. Karagiozis as Rigoletto on Greek National Opera TV.Send feedback to puttingittogetherpodcast@gmail.comKeep up to date with Putting It Together by following its social media channels.Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/puttingittogetherpodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/sondheimpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sondheimpodcast ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Mischke delves into the Roadshow files and brings back Kevin Kling for his much needed wisdom, his gentle humor, and his insightful philosophy.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mischke delves into the Roadshow files and brings back Kevin Kling for his much needed wisdom, his gentle humor, and his insightful philosophy.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.