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Retired Kansas City, Missouri, Police Intelligence Unit Detective Gary Jenkins tells the story of the unsolved murder of James Ragen. Gary Jenkins digs into an old-school Chicago Outfit story pulled from a vintage newspaper clip by legendary columnist Drew Pearson. The article centers on James M. Ragen,” a key figure in the Continental Press and Racing Wire—and what happened when the Outfit decided it wanted total control of the race wire business. This is a gritty snapshot of how Chicago's underworld allegedly dominated legitimate businesses in the 1940s—bars, taverns, suppliers, and especially gambling infrastructure—then used violence and influence to keep it that way. Gary returned to Chicago Outfit history after spotting an old Drew Pearson column: “A Songbird Who Sang, Murdered.” Who James Ragen was: a major player in distributing horse racing results nationwide How race wire services powered mob-controlled bookmaking across U.S. cities The Outfit's push to muscle in with a competing racing wire—and the warning: don't compete with Chicago Mob-linked figure Mo Annenberg and the money behind race wire “tolls” and kickbacks.  Outfit names mentioned in the takeover fight, including “Greasy Thumb” Jake Guzik and others from the era. Pearson claimed that Ragen gave information about mob domination in Chicago to the U.S. Attorney General Tom Clark, and that resulted in his murder. The broad daylight attack: a fruit truck pulls alongside, and a machine gun ambush erupts at a stoplight, and James Ragen goes down in a hail of .45 bullets. The “stranger-than-fiction” twist: Ragen later dies, and an autopsy allegedly finds a tube of mercury in his stomach. Why the case remained murky: the coroner allegedly refused to pin it cleanly as murder (per Pearson's reporting) Gary frames it as a reminder of how deep the Outfit’s influence ran in city systems and politics. Memorable Moments Ragen/Reagan's fatalistic line (as told by Pearson): “If they want you, they're gonna get you.” The bizarre mercury detail and Gary asking listeners if they've ever heard anything like it Why This Story Matters This bonus episode connects the dots between information networks (race results), organized gambling, and the Outfit's approach to business: control the pipeline, control the profit—and crush anyone who won't move aside. Gary invites listeners to share any other “old but gold” Chicago Outfit stories or clippings worth covering in future bonus episodes—and reminds everyone to check out his books and films (search Gary Jenkins on Amazon or visit his website). Hit me up on Venmo for a cup of coffee or a shot and a beer @ganglandwire Click here to “buy me a cup of coffee” Subscribe to the website for weekly notifications about updates and other Mob information. To go to the store or make a donation or rent Ballot Theft: Burglary, Murder, Coverup, click here To rent ‘Brothers against Brothers’ or ‘Gangland Wire,’ the documentaries click here.  To purchase one of my books, click here. Transcript James Ragen race wire story Speaker: [00:00:00] Well, hey, all you wire tappers. Good to be back here in the studio. Gangland wire. This is Gary Jenkins, retired Kansas City, Missouri Police Detective, formerly of the Intelligence Unit. I spent 14 years there investigating organized crime in Kansas City. Best 14 years of my life. Speaker: I think sometimes you know, I’ve got this True Crime podcast and we focus on the mob and I haven’t. Been to Chicago for a little bit, it seemed like. And I was, I was looking through some stuff from the Chicago outfit Facebook page, and there’s a newspaper clip on the, the, the group that has newspaper clips on it that had an article by a man named Drew Pearson. Speaker: Now, drew Pearson was a real famous columnist back in the forties and fifties, and the title of it is A Songbird Who, mur, who Sang, murdered. Now he starts off talking about the singing of Joe Vce. I guess he, he wrote this article about the time Joe Vce had all the newspapers, Andre, and talked about the New York mob. Speaker: But he had [00:01:00] a guy who talked about the Chicago outfit. He said that, he feels, he said that he felt responsible for the death of this informant outta Chicago. So he dropped in, he said he dropped into the morgue of Chicago’s American newspaper to refresh his memory just about this guy and, and what he said. This guy was a man named James M. Reagan, who was a of the continental press and racing wire. He was machine gunned down from a fruit truck. In August 14th, 1946, Speaker: Reagan, before he died, had told him many things in, in 1946 four years before the Koff Commission and just before he got killed. Reagan told Drew Pearson about the Chicago Mob rule and gave him permission to take it to the Attorney General of the United States, Tom Clark. Now, Tom Clark is the same guy who [00:02:00] commuted the sentences of. Speaker: The four Chicago outfit bosses who were given tenure prison sentences for the Hollywood scandal for, for trying to extort money from Hollywood unions and Hollywood film companies. Now this story that he told was about hotels and taverns and nightclubs and restaurants, and he said they’re all dominated by the mob in Chicago. Speaker: He said to hire a bartender, to buy ice cubes or to launder. Roller towels. Those are the old towels that you used to pull down in the bathrooms. I don’t think they have ’em anymore. Speaker: And they take those towels out and send them off and they’d launder ’em and give you a freshman to buy any beer. To replenish your alcohol supply in a bar, you had to do business with the mob. The mob ruled a very large part of Chicago. He took this story back to Attorney General Clark, who authorized a dozen or so FBI men to check on Reagan’s facts. Speaker: Couple weeks later, they reported back and he said, this is all [00:03:00] true. They also reported that the control of the underworld reached in a very high places in Chicago and political places, and then Illinois too, also to Tom Clark, although nobody really knew that at the time and, and only indirectly. Some of these rules of the underworld in Chicago were on the surface, respected businessmen and, and politicians whose names were household words in Chicago. Speaker: Some of them had reformed, but they still controlled the mob. They, which means that they maybe didn’t go out and do mob stuff anymore, but they still were, had some control in the mob. In some respects, Reagan’s information was much more important than that at Joe Bachi, especially when it came to Chicago. Speaker: Achi didn’t know anything about Chicago, didn’t talk about Chicago, but the Justice Department in Washington had no jurisdiction at the time, which is kind of interesting. They had to pass a lot of special laws in order to bring the feds in or catch these guys on a, some kind of a interstate. Violation [00:04:00] now, they just didn’t wanna do it because they had interstate theft at that time. Speaker: There’s a lot of things they could do. Transportation, women across state lines for immoral purposes. They could use the interstate transportation of stolen autos. There was all kinds of stuff they could use, but, but they wouldn’t use it. Claim the state’s rights city of Chicago and state of Illinois responsible, not the FBI or the Justice Department now, ain’t, that’s something they claim they had no responsibility for all this crime going on in Chicago. Speaker: Lot different than it is today. The feds are trying to, to send the national Guard in and, and all the new federal police, a newly hired federal police , into Chicago to. Clean up Chicago. So back then they didn’t want anything to do with Chicago. Called drew Pearson back a little later, shortly after, and there was a leaky place up there in Washington. Speaker: He said the mob. Was wise to him. They were out to get him and he asked for FBI protection, the FBI did give him a bodyguard for a short period of time. But you know, it, that didn’t last. And Reagan [00:05:00] himself was not exactly a saint. He was, he was the the bar boss of the continental racing wire. And he, you know, he distributed raising results. Speaker: And there’s a huge amount of gambling in all the different cities that was ran by the mob. And the results came over this continental racing wire. Immediately you could have a race in, in upstate in Saratoga. And when that, that race was done, the results were sent back to Chicago and Kansas City and Baltimore, and, and Cleveland and all those states. Speaker: And he was involved with a mob associate named Mo Annenberg and distributing this news to RS all over the country. He actually had some minor altercations with this Mo Annenberg, who was definitely a mob associate when Annenberg wanted to increase the race wire tolls to some certain publications that that weren’t kicking back to the mob. Speaker: He wanted almost, he wanted to almost triple him from $200 a week to $500 a week. And his troubles really began because [00:06:00] Chicago Mob had started their own racing wire that was gonna compete with them. And, you know, you just don’t compete with the Chicago outfit on a business level. You just don’t compete with them. Speaker: A couple of names he said, Jaime Levin and greasy th. And greasy thumb, Jake Guzzi directed that battle to take over the race wire. The former Illinois State Senator involved Pat Burns. He was working for the mob acquired property over over, over the tracks where men with binoculars could flash the odds and the race results to offices, which then in turn sent ’em out over the wire to bookmakers all over the country. Speaker: And Reagan’s continental wire was already doing the same thing. And the take on this was fabulous for the mob and the mob demanded Reagan move over and let them have it all. You know, the mob, you just don’t, if they wanna move in, they’re gonna take it all. They’re always gonna take it all. Probably that’s what induced Reagan to talk to him. Speaker: Do Drew Pearson [00:07:00] opines and ’cause he had threats on his life even before this. And, and I think he thought maybe he could bring a lot of federal heat onto the mob in Chicago. That then would back them off from trying to take over the race wire business. You know, it’s you know, it’s a way to use the FBI or the police to take out competition really, is probably what it really comes down to, what it really was. Speaker: You know, drew Pearson says, you know, when a man calls you on the phone and tells you in detail about one time he found two gunmen laying outside his home, waiting for him to come out, and he tries to do something about it. And that’s when he called the FBI you know, and they said, manpower short, we got other problems to handle. Speaker: And. And Reagan kept calling Drew Pearson and kept calling saying, you know, my life’s in danger. And, and Drew Pearson, he was telling the truth. Reagan finally hired two bodyguards, what he should have done all on his own before a retired policeman named Walter Peltier and a truck driver named Marty Waltz. Speaker: The retired policeman might be okay, although that [00:08:00] would be suspect with a mob in Chicago. He just as soon turned him over for a little more money as guard him. I got a feeling. Two months after. Reagan talked to Drew Pearson. He was driving home about five 30 in the afternoon. A gray sedan with Indiana plates stopped in front of him in per Pershing Road and State Street. Speaker: The traffic light turned and the two bodyguards were following him in a close behind. They expected trouble, but not till they got home. And not in broad daylight on the streets of Chicago and downtown Chicago with all the traffic around. Well, a fruit truck, a light delivery truck with crates of fruit on it, and a tarponing across the top. Speaker: Pulled up alongside Reagan at this light. All of a sudden the Taron was pulled aside. This just like TV folks, machine gun stressed out and bam, bam, bam. I mean, they, they fired off round after round into Reagan’s car, light changed in the fruit truck, and the gray sedan moved on out. [00:09:00] Reagan was taken immediate to a hospital, and he was still alive, and he was kind of philosophical. Speaker: According to Drew Pearson. He says, well, I guess if they want you, they’re gonna get you. This was not the end of the story though. Re Reagan began to recover from the mods bullets. Three Chicago cops had sat in shifts outside his hospital room, one on each shift, and, and so, you know, they couldn’t finish the job in the hospital room, and Reagan got better and better. Speaker: But then finally on August 14th, this is about what, two months later, he dies. The autopsy showed that there was a tube of mercury had been placed inside his stomach enough to kill three men. Now, go figure. Have you ever heard of that? They placed it, I somehow they placed a tube of. Mercury in his stomach. Speaker: I guess he threw some of the wounds he had or something. They must have had a doctor involved. I’m not sure how that happened. That’s a, that’s a weird one there folks. That is something else. Any of you guys ever heard [00:10:00] anything more strange than that? Let me know. But put his tube of mercury in his stomach. Speaker: Crazy. The coroner ruled that he could not charge murder since he couldn’t say whether Reagan had died of gunshot wounds or of mercury poison. I think he’d charge murder either way. Well it sounded like the coroner was on the take too. You know, the outfit had Chicago wired in most of the political offices in 19 46, 47, 48. Speaker: Clear up to really up to the seventies, and the operation Graylord started knocking some of that out. They don’t know. They just don’t know whether some mobster came in there and or they bribed somebody. But more than likely, they bribed somebody to get that tube of mercury in his stomach. Death of James N. Speaker: Reagan remains one of Chicago’s 974 unsolved Gangland Slain since 1919, and that this was back in the fifties or so when this article was written. So that’s the end of James Reagan and the end of [00:11:00] his. Wire service, a continental press and racing wire in the total domination of Chicago, of the wire services, especially west of New York. Speaker: I mean Chicago. They wanted to rule everything west of New York and they did so. Anyhow. If you got any other old stories like that that are kind of interesting, let me know. I’m putting this up as a little bonus episode, and I really appreciate y’all tuning in. Don’t forget, I got books and movies out there to sell and go to my website or go to Amazon, just search for Gary Jenkins. Speaker: You might wanna take a look at the VA website. If you’re in, been in the service and you think you have a problem with PTSD or alcoholism or anything like that, if you have a problem with gambling via 8 1 800. Bets off or whatever. Your state has all the gambling casinos in the United States. Speaker: Whenever they get awarded a gambling license, they have to kick in so much money to provide services for people with problems with [00:12:00] gambling. They have problems with alcoholism straight you know, our friend Anthony Ruano, he’s got a website out there. Just go to his website and he’s, there’s a way to contact him on that. Speaker: I used, I sometimes say a number. I’m not sure if that number’s still any good. And I guess that’s all I got. Thanks a lot guys.

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Dan Schorr is joined by Sally Roller to discuss best practices for conducting interviews with parties and witnesses in K-12 investigations (Episode 162) ---- Sally Roller Law LLC: https://sallyrollerlaw.com Dan Schorr, LLC: https://danschorrllc.com/ Dan's fiction reading and writing Substack: https://danschorr.substack.com/ Dan Schorr Books: https://danschorrbooks.com/ 

On Episode 93 of Shootin' The Breeze Meteorologists Nathan Kitchens and Molly Naslund talk recent snow and how things look for Christmas of 2025

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Erik W har varit i Mora på instruktörsjobb för "The Johan Eriksson Vasaloppet Challenge". Där har han intervjuat Vasaloppets vd och flera av deltagarna, samt även projektledaren Gabriel Hassis och Vasaloppets sportchef Tommy Höglund. Det blir prat om nya vasaloppssträckningen, klister, relationsbygge med en stakmaskin och huruvida en chef behöver/bör vara i okej form. Dessutom: Thiberg hyllar autentiska kulturupplevelser och jämför det med fula staktag. Erik W försöker svara på frågan hur man blir en bättre skidåkare när man redan har kondition som en häst. Tack till:

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Funderar du på att staka Vasaloppet? Hur "bra" ska man vara för att göra det? Vilka frågor ska man ställa sig inför ett beslut att åka skidlopp utan fäste? Vi pratar om detta samt ger tips kring träning och material för staka 9 mil. Dessutom: Erik W ska göra en chinsstreak i december (tråkigaste julkalendern ever enligt Thiberg). Och Thiberg tränar bicepscurls i kalsonger. Tack till:

Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton welcome back fan favorite Mark Riccadonna for an episode packed with unfiltered comedy, wild storytelling, and full-scale musical chaos. The guys dive into Rolling Stone's “Top Songs of the 21st Century” and “Greatest Guitarists” lists — and absolutely torch them. They also react to some of the strangest music videos and commercials ever made, including a roller-rink PSA, a Real Housewife's club anthem, an 80s metal band with a trombone, and the unforgettable JJ Fish.Hilarious arguments, brutal opinions, insane videos, and Mark's sharp comedic energy make this one a must-listen.Roller skate. Don't smoke crack.

Herzlich willkommen zu Episode 44 der Blechgedanken – eine wunderschöne Schnapszahl. Dieses Mal habe ich mich mit Jürgen Posch von Posch Performance unterhalten. Ich bin ja immer auf der Suche nach Themen, bei denen ich selbst noch einiges lernen kann – und beim Auspuffbau bin ich absoluter Newbie. Den Unterschied verschiedener Auspuffanlagen habe ich nur ein wenig selbst erfahren, z. B. an einem Polini-Zylinder mit einem Sipro 2 und einer Polini-Box, und wie stark sich das Fahrverhalten dadurch verändert.Aber das ist natürlich nur ein kleines Ankratzen eines Themas, in das sich Jürgen in den letzten Jahren tief eingearbeitet hat. Persönlich kannten wir uns vorher kaum. Ich hatte ihn lediglich in Kalkar gesehen, wo er mit seinen Rollern unterwegs war. In der Szene ist er vielen bekannt, und im Gespräch erzählt er, wie er überhaupt dazu gekommen ist, sich so intensiv mit Auspuffanlagen, Motoren und Tuning zu beschäftigen. Ganz nebenbei haben wir an mehreren Stellen erstaunlich viele Gemeinsamkeiten entdeckt.Zum Beispiel, dass wir beide getrennte Konten haben, obwohl wir verheiratet sind. Oder dass wir die Viertagewoche sehr schätzen, weil man nebenher noch eigene Projekte umsetzen kann. Und wir beide mögen Projekte, bei denen wir möglichst viel selbst machen – weil man dann oft schneller ist und mehr lernt.Natürlich gibt es aber auch viele Unterschiede. Er baut richtig starke Motoren und Roller auf, holt mit viel Know-how und Feingefühl Leistung aus jedem Detail heraus – das ist bei mir definitiv nicht der Fall. Genau deshalb fand ich es so spannend, mit ihm darüber zu sprechen, wie er eigentlich angefangen hat: Wie er Auspuffanlagen testet, analysiert, ausmisst und herausfindet, was möglich ist. Und wie er irgendwann selbst in der Lage war, eine eigene Anlage zu bauen – eine, die sowohl im Box- als auch im Reso-Bereich richtig gute Leistungen bringt und dabei vielleicht sogar etwas leiser ist, sodass man angenehm damit fahren kann.Ich habe mich wirklich sehr über dieses Gespräch gefreut. Jürgen war mir sofort sympathisch – danke dir, Jürgen, für die Offenheit und den Austausch! Sowohl das Vorgespräch als auch das eigentliche Interview waren für mich unglaublich lehrreich. Und ich würde sagen: Wer sich für das Thema Auspuffanlagen interessiert, sollte unbedingt mal in Jürgens Videos reinschauen. Er erklärt extrem verständlich, wie man viele Dinge selbst ausprobieren und umsetzen kann.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Der Blechgedanken -Podcast ist übrigens auf folgenden Plattformen hörbar:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4gXyCMSq5s7ZJow0psnPoEApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blechgedanken-geschichten-rund-um-die-vespacommunity/id1620685337Amazon Music;:https://music.amazon.de/podcasts/768b4879-7e50-41c2-8cdc-4ea69d7001db/blechgedanken---geschichten-rund-um-die-vespacommunityGoogle:https://podcasts.google.com/search/BlechgedankenFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/blechgedanken/Kontakt über podcast@blechgedanken,deMehr Infos zu den einzelnen Podcasts gibt es auf der Webseite: https://podcast.blechgedanken.de

Nouveaux pilotes, un brin déjantés, à bord de la Libre Antenne sur RMC ! Jean-Christophe Drouet et Julien Cazarre prennent le relais. Après les grands matchs, quand la lumière reste allumée pour les vrais passionnés, place à la Libre Antenne : un espace à part, entre passion, humour et dérision, débats enflammés, franc-parler et second degré. Un rendez-vous nocturne à la Cazarre, où l'on parle foot bien sûr, mais aussi mauvaise foi, vannes, imitations et grands moments de radio imprévisibles !

For over a century, people have enjoyed the thrill of visiting an amusement park and riding roller coasters. The very first thing we can point to and call a proto-roller coaster had neither rollers nor did it coast. It was more of a slide. Over time, Roller coasters have evolved into massive steel giants, testing the limits of physics and engineering to create thrilling, unique rides that thrill some and terrify others.  Learn more about the history and development of roller coasters on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. Sponsors Quince Go to quince.com/daily for 365-day returns, plus free shipping on your order! Mint Mobile Get your 3-month Unlimited wireless plan for just 15 bucks a month at mintmobile.com/eed Stash Go to get.stash.com/EVERYTHING to see how you can receive $25 towards your first stock purchase. Newspaper.com Go to Newspapers.com to get a gift subscription for the family historian in your life! Subscribe to the podcast!  https://everything-everywhere.com/everything-everywhere-daily-podcast/ -------------------------------- Executive Producer: Charles Daniel Associate Producers: Austin Oetken & Cameron Kieffer   Become a supporter on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/everythingeverywhere Discord Server: https://discord.gg/UkRUJFh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everythingeverywhere/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/everythingeverywheredaily Twitter: https://twitter.com/everywheretrip Website: https://everything-everywhere.com/  Disce aliquid novi cotidie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Album discussed on this episode is 'American Motor Sports' by Bilmuri. Then we discuss the new single from The Format called 'Holy Roller.'*This episode was recorded on Sunday, November 23rd, 2025For all of Mutlu's tour dates and tickets visit⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.mutlusounds.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠To suggest an album, leave a comment or visit us at ⁠⁠⁠https//www.carllandryrecordclub.com⁠⁠⁠The intro music is "I Should Let You Know" by Marian Hill.This is Carl Landry Record Club episode #178

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IAAPA Expo 2025 set a new record with 38,520 verified attendees, more than 28,000 qualified buyers, and an expanded floor featuring over 1,100 exhibitorsgt-nov-23. Philip and Scott break down the trends that truly mattered this year: the push toward indoor attractions (from SeaWorld Orlando's new Vekoma indoor inverted coaster to Merlin's $90 million Galacticoaster installations), the explosion of 'interactive' dark rides like Sally's Phantom Theater and its new Mini™ dark ride heading to Qatar, and the rise of 'competitive socializing' through Triotech's new Montreal trio. They also discuss the operational side: Roller's new industry benchmark report showing mobile dominating bookings and F&B, membership driving repeat visitation, and digital wallets nearly doubling average spend. Across the board, the Expo revealed a sector leaning into indoor reliability, personalized experiences, and value-minded design. Listen to weekly BONUS episodes on our Patreon.

0:00 - Pick whichever unstoppable vehicle you want. That's what the Avs are. Last night, they beat the Rangers 6-3 at Ball Arena. And that was a PHYSICAL game. It got gritty and nasty for a sec, and the Avs still grinded it out and won. Ground it out? Stuck with it and won. They're proving they can win any kind of game this year.10:45 - Do you have some spare quarters in the center console of your Ford Pinto? Take that Pinto...drive it to Blackhawk...take all your change...and LAY IT DOWN!!!!28:31 - It's our favorite part of the week DRUNK TAKES! We take clips from throughout the week, slow em down to half speed and it makes us sound like we're hammered!Today's edition includes: inbred bunion thumbs, the little hole, carbon, he's a squealer, and READY? OKAY!

PLUS: Thanksgiving Eve is For Sale. The Sound of People Talking (Does Anyone Remember Laugher?). The Telecom Marketing War Bubbles and Pops.

On this episode Ed goes over the events for day two of IAAPA. Later Ed has an interview with the COO of Merlin Entertainment about the Galaticoaster. After Ed has an interview with Luke Finn of Roller to talk about Roller IQ and its AI assistant. NOV 19, 2025 at the Studios in Orlando, FL The post IAAPA 2025 Day Two appeared first on Orlando Tourism Report .

Vi har pratat med Sofia Lind, som är den kvinna som vunnit Vasaloppet flest gånger. Fyra segrar (1997, 1999, 2004 och 2005) betyder att hon fick fyra symaskiner i pris. Dessutom var hon snabbast 1996 före damklassen var officiell tävlingsklass. Och så var hon först i Jubileumsvasan 2022. Vi pratar bl a om Duved, tjuvskejt och jämställdheten i skidåkningen när hon var aktiv. Dessutom: Ny sträckning i Vasaloppet. Erik W hade fel kring Juleskum. Och fördelen med lågriskträning. Tack till:

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Da Line Knutzon er omkring 50 år gammel, får hun en nedsmeltning. Hun ringer til en gammel ven og siger, at hun ikke kan længere. Hun ved ikke, hvad det er, hun ikke kan eller hvorfor, men for første gang ved hun, at hun har brug for hjælp og er i stand til at spørge den rette person om den rette hjælp. Hun tager hjem og lægger sig på gulvet og græder i tre timer i træk. Derefter er intet længere det samme. Line Knutzon er i gang med at definere sig selv og verden på ny. Vært: Anne Sofie Kragh Klipper: Leo Peter Larsen Redaktør: Michelle Mølgaard Andersen Research: Sarah BechSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Ronald the Roller rushes through his work, his friends help him remember that going slow and steady builds the strongest sidewalks.

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Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I'm your host Ryan Michad, Weerd Beard & Co from the wild woods of Central Maine and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world!   This week, we talk “new” Glocks, Listener Emails & More!   Please check out the Patriot Patch Company for their awesome patches and other high quality  items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for more information! Cool artist “proof” rendition come along with the latest patch of the month patches!    We are proudly sponsored by VZ Grips! Please go check out all their fantastic products at their website! VZ Grips!  -KFrame Magna Grips   Thank you to all our patreons! Visit us at https://www.patreon.com/handgunradio    Week In Review:    Ryan: -Things are going good; havent been out shooting lately but its now hunting season so time is limited. -Looking at suppressors. I need a Walther P22 Thread adapter for the Walther PPK .22. It'll go great on my Volquartsen .22 LR -HI Point Suppressor   Weerd:   Xander:   Oddball RIA 5.0e   Xander–Stuff breaks, fix stuff, more stuff breaks   Weerd–Envying Xander's stale Lipton   Drink Segment:   Sunrise Parabellum How to Drink: Disco Elysium Sunrise Parabellum Recipe   Main Topic: Glocks, Listener Emails & More!   Rebuilding Entries!:   Listener David:   Sorry I didn't make it into the first round, I always seem behind when you guys announce an entry show. Here are my plans to rebuild my pistol collection with $5,000. I am assuming no shipping, tax, or transfer fees on any of these. Most of my pricing is an average from Gunbroker, picking the first 2 or 3 completed and roughly averaging them together. I want to bookend with not really cheats this time. First up is a Mac-5 mp5 clone as a large format pistol. Atlantic firearms has them for $1,010 but I paid $975 for mine last year. Roller delayed 9mm is sweet. Next up is a blued Smith & Wesson Model 25 in 45 Colt with a 6 inch barrel. The less known Irish twin of the 29. $775 For carry, I would pick up another Hellcat Pro in 9mm. $550 For backup carry, I am adding an LCP Max in .380 $300 Next up is a Tisas 1911. These are on Gunbuyer.com for $320 To scratch my big bore itch, I picked a Ruger Super Blackhawk Bisley in 44 Magnum with a 7.5 inch barrel. $800 on gunbroker. I suppose for "big-ish" bore? A Hi-point JXP in 10mm. Just bought one for $129 from RK guns on sale but I see $150 would buy one quite easily. Next, but not growing a man-bun for it, a CZ75B in 9mm. $550 My last choice is a bit of a cheat, I would buy a build kit from Maf-arms.com (shout out to Matt) for a G19 clone for $221.33 and since the frame would cost roughly $3 to print, that leaves me just over $300 for a 3D printer. Also the BB19 from Broken Bullets is the best grip for the 3D printed Glock, change my mind! To be honest, I am pretty happy with what I have now, so many of these would be re-buying old friends. There are a couple of things I would probably do differently, but it's minimal. Thank you all for the show. ========================================================================   Listener Russell:   Hi, I've been listening for about a year. I found the idea of rebuilding my collection super intriguing. I've bought and sold/traded so many. I think now I know exactly what I'd need bare minimum in a collection.       So first, I'm replacing my edc. A Shield Plus in 9mm for $420. No doubt absolutely the best all around carry gun I've ever had. Then I'm replacing my Bodyguard 2.0 $400. The most fun gun I've ever bought. It's crazy how usable it is for the size.      Now the rest I don't currently own but these are what I'd get if I had to start over. For home defense id get: A Smith&Wesson M&P 2.0 with the 4.6” barrel in 10mm $625.

- Breaking down the PIHA season and which teams are heating up- Where college roller stands right now in the NCRHA- The best European rinks - What's next for the game - where can you go in roller hockey right now?- And of course… Who is The Troller?

Kenny McLean from the Jim Clark Museum shows us around the fantastic exhibits and talks about the local farmer who became arguably the world's greatest-ever racing driver. Paul Jurd explores Clark's magnificent 1965 season and explains some of Jim's unique achievements to Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey. Gabes Ewbank from Race Retro lets us know what we can expect at the UK's leading motorsport show in February, TV commentator Alex Jacques chats to Roller and Tarsey about some of his ‘greatest hits' in the last 75 years of F1, and Jodi Ellis John Nickas and Neil Smith launch volumes four and five of the magnum opus ‘Yanks at Le Mans'.

On today's episode, I sit down with Jake Roller. Jake is a Wisconsinite who turned trapping into much more than just a hobby. We cover family, nuisance trapping, history, and a whole lot more. Tune in wherever you listen to your podcasts and be sure to check out our partners as well! https://www.nationaltrappers.com/ https://www.idahotrappersassociation.com/ https://kryptek.com/  Code: OKAYESTTRAPPER https://blokes.co/zachhanson Code: ZACHHANSON https://mtntough.com/ Code: OKAYEST30 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Diez días antes de que salga a la luz te sumergimos en el nuevo álbum de Thee Headcoats. Billy Childish, Bruce Brand y Johnny “Tub” Johnson vuelven a la carga con “The Sherlock Holmes Rhythm ‘n’ Beat Vernacular” (Damaged Goods Records). Es nuestro disco favorito de hoy. Sus incisivas canciones conservan ese sonido encrudecido con producción despellejada que se convertiría en seña de identidad de estas leyendas vivas del garaje, tantas veces imitados, pero imposibles de igualar.Playlist;THEE HEADCOATS “And the band played Johnny B. Goode”THEE HEADCOATS “If people don’t like it (it must be good)”THEE HEADCOATS “Sally Sensation”THEE HEADCOATS “A common disease”LES KITSCHENETTE'S “Le poison”LOS ROBERTS “El saltamontes (versión Berta 1967)”LOS ROBERTS “El saltamontes” (versión Emi Regal, 1969)LOS RETROVISORES “Miradas”STARR and THE CZARS “Falling back on me”THEE HEADCOATEES “The money will roll right in”Versión y Original; FANG “The money will roll right in” (1983)THE PRIZE “Reaction”SHOCK VALUE “Heart attack”PLASTIC SECTION “Thunder and lightning”BLOODSHOT BILL “I’m a vampire”CHARLIE HIGHTONE and the ROCK-IT’S “Roller coaster”Escuchar audio

Recorded: October 27, 2025 This week on Bussin’ With The Boys, Will Compton and Taylor Lewan kick things off with a weekend recap. Will attended a wedding in upstate New York and Taylor regales his family trip to Disney World. Roller coasters, Tier Talk, and NO SPOILERS on ‘Chad Powers’ season finale preview. First up on the guest list, Tampa Bay Buccaneers OT Tristan Wirfs joins the bus to talk about his ridiculous athleticism, epic combine performance, and his journey from Iowa to the NFL. He opens up about only getting two offers out of high school. Then breaks down his rookie season playing with Tom Brady, the unforgettable Antonio Brown saga, and his chemistry with Baker Mayfield. The Boys also dive into Mike Evans’ dominance, and Tristan’s first big purchase after landing his contract. From superstitions to whether he’s a left or right tackle guy, plus who he’d want to have a beer with, Tristan absolutely kills this interview! Then, Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea hops on to talk about managing Diego Pavia, being part of the college football coaching carousel, and what it means to coach at his alma mater. He shares insights on his relationship with recently-fired LSU coach Brian Kelly, the tough last play of the Missouri game, and prepping for a big matchup against Arch Manning and Texas. It’s a loaded episode full of football talk, hilarious stories, and pure Bussin’ energy. Big Hugs, Tiny Kisses! 0:00 Intro2:21 Weekend Recap36:52 Chad Powers Is Electric 44:18 Fresh Set Of Downs47:44 #TierTalk57:49 TRISTAN WIRFS INTERVIEW STARTS59:17 How Much Are We Squatting/Jumping Out Of Pools1:00:48 The Combine1:02:55 Following The Hawkeyes1:06:38 Recruiting Journey1:09:20 Playing With Tom Brady1:15:40 Antonio Brown Saga1:17:22 Playing With Baker Mayfield 1:24:37 Rookies Making Plays1:26:17 Mike Evan’s Is Still Doing It1:31:01 First Big Purchase With His New Contract 1:35:08 Superstitious?1:38:21 Bud Light Question1:40:30 Left Tackle Or Right Tackle?1:43:23 Who Does He Want To Have A Beer With1:49:36 CLARK LEA INTERVIEW STARTS1:50:37 Handling Diego Pavia1:59:34 His Name Being In Coach Opening Carousel2:02:46 Coaching At His Alma Mater2:05:00 Relationship With Brian Kelly2:09:04 Last Play Of Missouri Game2:11:33 Flipping Offensive Lineman 2:14:24 Cade McConnell 2:18:23 Texas Game Preview See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 533Schramm and Cash are joined by Race City's Grimace.  We talk champs, working on the MRDA Board and more!

00:00:00 - Bevezetés és a popfilter00:01:04 - A hétvége és sorozatgyilkosok történetei00:05:54 - Azahriah koncert és hangosítás koncerteken00:09:12 - Pisti hétvégéje és az F1 jelenlegi állása00:13:14 - Mi az izgalmas a sportokban?00:16:35 - Rocky karaktere és tanulságai00:19:16 - Elképesztő sportágak00:20:27 - Újpest-Ferencváros meccs és a lökés00:21:30 - Gondolkodni stresszhelyzetben00:24:52 - Rablás a Louvre-ban00:28:29 - Otthoni kamerák és tolvajok00:34:12 - Roller és bicikli lopások00:37:26 - Tolvajkergetők, lakásfoglalók és a jogi rendszer00:41:20 - Albérlet kiadás, árak, kaució és a beköltözés költsége00:55:17 - Drága lett a lakás és a garázs is00:57:58 - Befejezés

For this episode of Necronomicast, I am super excited to welcome to the show Matt Roller, the creator and writer behind the smash new Netflix adult animated series "Haunted Hotel"! Already renewed for a second season, this show conceived by the Rick and Morty veteran materializes on Netflix with its spirited tale of a single mom who inherits a spooky Gothic inn named the Undervale, which incidentally comes complete with a menagerie of undead, unhappy spirits. Along with the ghost of her deceased brother and two precocious kids, this reluctant innkeeper must try to work with these phantom inhabitants to manage a successful hotel for sleepy overnight guests. Join Matt and I as we trace the true paranormal events and his twisted path bringing "Haunted Hotel" to life! "Haunted Hotel" Official Netflix site! Support Necronomicast!  Buy me a coffee...thank you!

Episode 532Cash and Schramm give our predictions on MRDA Championships this weekend.  We relive and interview with Gatekeepers Trauma!

This is a great time to build the cake, or maybe even just put your shopping list together. Today, we look at the unlimited potential of aerobic capacity and why it's at the core of making you a better long course athlete. We talk about Mark Allen's quest to beat Dave Scott and how patience allowed him to set the IM run course record. We get into using this time to reduce your stress and level your cortisol to be a healthier person. We look at how your body adapts to training and how we actually get faster and stronger. Get faster in a more meaningful (and functional) way. The goal right now is to train in a way so that you feel good tomorrow . . . and the next day. Be patient and the speed will come. Topics: We all have options Sitting in no man's land FOMO on both sides of the aisle Build the aerobic reservoir High intensity can wait Is periodization dead? Roller coaster highs and lows are bad for the body Using TIME to reduce stress Aerobic work is maximum quality Keep showing up but “don't try” The poison is in the dose DNF rate going up? Stress Flexibility Fatigue resistance Don't eat into your ability to push threshold Running and swimming as intuitive strengths Your training plan as a menu Mark Allen - 7 months of no intensity for the win How your body adapts and gets stronger Consistency going out of your watt range Waking up the next day able to do it again Peaks and valleys are stressful Get faster in a meaningful way The goal is to feel good tomorrow Don't feel good just to dig another hole   Mike Tarrolly - mike@c26triathlon.com   Robbie Bruce - robbie@c26triathlon.com

Step into the roller rink with Jackie and Danielle as they lace up for a nostalgia-packed ride through music, movies, and pop culture memories. This No More Late Fees bonus episode features special guest Black Girl Marvel as the crew builds the ultimate roller rink mixtape and dives into the sweet, funky chaos of Roll Bounce and beyond.In this episode, you'll hear: • Nostalgic soundtrack picks spanning disco, R&B, and early 2000s bangers • Character vibes and fandom hot takes on skating crews and movie moments • A debate over the best slow-jam skating songs of the 90s and 2000s • Roller rink stories, burn CD memories, and Blockbuster staff picks from 1995–2005If you grew up rewinding VHS tapes, making playlists on burned CDs, or skating until the lights came up, this episode will hit you right in the nostalgic feels.Love what you hear? Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform. Share your favorite skating rink jam in the comments and tag us on social—your picks might make it into our next playlist!Keywords: No More Late Fees podcast, Roll Bounce soundtrack, 90s movies podcast, 2000s pop culture, roller skating nostalgia, Black Girl Marvel guest, Blockbuster employee picks, 90s R&B slow jams, 2000s throwback music, pop culture podcast nostalgia, movie commentary podcast—No More Late Fees ⁠https://nomorelatefeespodcast.com⁠909-601-NMLF (6653)—Follow Us on Social:Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/nomorelatefees TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@nomorelatefees Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/nomorelatefeesYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/@nomorelatefees Twitterhttps://x.com/NoMoreLateFees —CONQUERing⁠⁠myconquering.com⁠⁠10% Off Code: JACKIE10—LaInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/blackgirlmarvel/?hl=enTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@blackgirlmarvelTwitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/blackgirlmarvel

(00:00-21:45) So long wild card, you were always a fickle mistress. Martin's new talking point. Are the Cardinals gonna try and spin this season? What's the story with Jackson's mustache? You ever play tuck? Nice. Effing. System. All hail The Big Dumper. Rotund backsides. Nice tease, Tim.(21:53-40:34) Goodbye Horses. Re-watching "the tuck scene." You don't know what pain is. Per the Post-Dispatch, Sonny Gray says he would consider waiving his no-trade clause for next season. Gonna need some arms in the rotation if he goes. How this team rebuilds under the new regime. Walker & Gorman have set the club back. Stop the whining and bitching, there's football now.(40:44-57:25) Heather Graham's one-piece. Roller skates. 7 inch lifts in today. Audio of Ian Poulter giving his thoughts on American golf fans. One taser per hole. Audio of some New Yorkers giving their thoughts. Little surprised Carson Daly got the gig of hosting the opening ceremonies.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Cup to Cup crew is back and somehow dumber than ever. This week we tackle life's most important questions: Is there actually an age limit on backwards hats or is that just internet nonsense? What school lessons were a complete waste of time (spoiler: square dancing) Who's the worst of the worst in our Fictional Villain Bracket—Joker, Joffrey, Ramsay Bolton, and more get put to the test Why roller bags might secretly be the end of civilization Plus, another completely unhinged Florida Man story that proves he's still undefeated Expect hot takes, dad tips, way too many callbacks to floral couches, and the kind of chaotic comedy you've come to expect from four guys who should never be given microphones.  

Episode #343 | Television writer Matt Roller (Rick and Morty, Archer, Community) visits the clubhouse to discuss his new Netflix animated comedy, Haunted Hotel, and his numerous paranormal encounters! Then, Michael sheds some light on the mysterious nightmare entity... The Hatman! New BCC Merch Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel  Haunted Hotel Trailer Haunted Hotel on Netflix -- SHOW INFORMATION Bigfoot Collectors Club is produced by Riley Bray & Michael McMillian. BCC Clubhouse on Supercast: https://bcc.supercast.com Merch: https://bigfoot-collectors-club-podcast-shop.fourthwall.com/collections/all Listener-Files Submissions: BigfootCollectorsClub@gmail.com Instagram: @BigfootCollectorsClub BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/bccpodcast.bsky.social Our theme song is “Come Alone” by Suneaters, courtesy of Lotuspool Records.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices