Podcasts about Rothman

Happy Thursday! 2-hour compact show today. The Bengals play tonight in "The Unc Bowl." Boomer Esiason pushes for the Bengals to trade Trey Hendrickson. We make our NFL Picks. Does Wisconsin have a prayer against OSU? Former NFL sack leader Shawne Merriman joins the show. Hall of Famer Dwight Stephenson joins the show for Gold Jacket Thursday. And we Tell the Truth.

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Happy Tuesday! Ryan Day takes the podium to begin our show. We play Fool's Paradise. The first draft pick in the history of the Blue Jackets organization, Rusty Klesla, joins the show. We Break Down the Browns with Tyvis Powell. A passionate debate breaks out over whether or not college football players should be required to attend classes. The Colts and the Buccaneers are technically the leaders in the clubhouse to make the Super Bowl, but who is actually going to come out on top of each conference? Ja'Marr Chase has a way with words to describe his upcoming matchup with the Steeliz. We go Day Trippin' with Austin Ward. And we Tell the Truth about talking sports with our friends.

The future of orthopaedic practice won't be won by the highest offer or the loudest brand—it'll be won by groups that can bend without breaking. Dr. Doug Lundy sits down with Dr. Alex Vaccaro of Rothman to unpack how a true megagroup navigates shrinking CMS rates, anesthesia shortages, hiring wars, and private equity. 

Happy Monday! Ohio State controlled Illinois for all four quarters. Jim Lachey joins the show. We play Party Like a Rothstar. We debut our new Monday 1 PM call-in segment "The Floor is Yours." I guess we should get used to the Bengals and Browns losing together all the time. Adam King returns for A-dumb's King-dumb. Ian Fitzsimmons joins the show to talk college football including James Franklin's firing in Happy Valley. An NFL head coach gets fired mid-show. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Friday! You're in the office baby! Rothman holds Ryan Baker over from Bishop & Friends following their off-air disagreement about the late game management of Adam Fantilli in last night's season opening loss. Ohio State and Illinois square off tomorrow. Cam Mellor of PFSN College joins the show to talk ball. We play Overs and Unders. What are the Browns and Bengals even playing for at this point? We play Under Pressure. We make our CFB Picks. Tim May joins the show. Is there any way that Sayin and Jeremiah both make the Heisman Trophy ceremony? AJ Brown is intentionally being an ass at this point. Scott Richey of The News Gazette joins the show to give us the Illinois perspective heading into tomorrow's game. And we Tell the Truth about cake in quite literally all of its meanings.

Happy Thursday! We begin the shortened show with an announcement about a new call-in segment that we're going to debut on Monday at 1 PM. The Blue Jackets begin their season tonight. We try to make our NFL picks but get sidetracked by random bar trivia. Shedeur Sanders has found his voice. Brenden Deeg of The Score joins the show to talk NFL. And we do a live unboxing during Tell the Truth.

Happy Wednesday! Beau Bishop hangs around after his show for a segment to discuss how the rules of sports TV are completely changing due to the McAfee effect. Deion Sanders doesn't give a darn about the Browns, just ask him. A couple college football coaches are being giant whiners. Zach Werenski joins us for the first Hockey & Hounds of the season. We play In or Out. Bobby Carpenter joins the show. Rothman now has a bet with our boss on the Ohio State-Illinois game. Mike McDaniel has a commanding lead for first NFL head coach to be fired, but a new candidate has joined the race. Tyreek Hill gave us an honest truth that we all agree with, but we still don't want to hear it from him. And we Tell the Truth.

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Happy Monday! DeVier Posey is spending one more day with us before Rothman returns on Tuesday. The Buckeyes secured a commanding victory over Minnesota. Jim Lachey joins the show. We play Party Like a Rothstar. Speaking of Minnesota, the Browns lost at the bitter end to the Vikings in Dillon Gabriel's debut as a starting QB. Zac Taylor continues to defend Jake Browning in postgame press conferences despite eratic play. Julian Sayin spoke glowingly about Carnell Tate. Ian Fitzsimmons joins the show to talk college football. The Eagles look all kinds of vulnerable following last year's championship. Mike Vrabel is getting tons of praise today after a big SNF victory. And we have some fun in Tell the Truth.

In this episode, Dr. Asif Ilyas, Orthopaedic Surgeon and President of the Rothman Opioid Foundation, shares strategies to reduce opioid reliance while ensuring effective pain management. He discusses multimodal approaches, patient education, and the ongoing challenges of fentanyl and overdose deaths.

In this episode of the Dad Edge Podcast, I sit down with Michael Rothman—entrepreneur, father, and co-founder of Fatherly—to talk about what it really means to show up for your family with intention and presence in a rapidly evolving world.   Before he ever became a dad, Michael was shaping the conversation around modern fatherhood. Now, with a toddler at home and a lifetime of service under his belt, he reflects on how being a present father isn't about perfection—but about presence, community, and character. We dive into powerful insights on building secure attachment with your kids, the risks of oversharing online, how marriage impacts your children more than you think, and what dads can do to lead with both strength and vulnerability.       TIMELINE SUMMARY   [0:00] – Introduction [1:25] – Why “wife care” is often harder than baby care [4:22] – The origin of Fatherly and Mike's shift from single men's media to parenting [7:20] – How Mike's dad inspired a life of service [10:44] – The awkward “birds and bees” talk and learning from what wasn't said [15:10] – Mentoring kids without fathers and the deep need for stable male figures [19:15] – Why kids seek connection in gangs, screens, or wherever they're accepted [20:30] – What it means to build a secure emotional foundation for your kids [23:47] – Attachment theory and the critical role of ages 0–3 [26:41] – Presence vs. proximity: how dads can show up without distraction [31:00] – How kids absorb emotional tension in marriage [34:01] – Should you stay in a marriage just for the kids? [36:09] – The hidden dangers of exposing your kids' lives online [38:34] – The AI risk: voice spoofing, facial recognition, and digital breadcrumbs [41:21] – What Tinybeans does differently for family privacy [45:00] – The mission behind Fatherly, Tinybeans, and The Dispatch [46:55] – Encouraging respectful debate and deeper understanding through The Dispatch     5 KEY TAKEAWAYS   1. Presence Is More Than Just Showing Up Kids feel when we're distracted. Being physically there isn't enough—our full attention is the greatest gift we can give.   2. Secure Attachment Starts Early The first three years are foundational. Love, encouragement, and consistency build the confidence kids need to thrive later in life.   3. Your Marriage Sets the Emotional Tone of the Home Children sense tension. Investing in your relationship with your partner creates the safety your kids deeply crave.   4. Be Cautious With Digital Sharing The internet remembers everything. What you post about your kids could be used in ways you can't predict. Protect their digital footprint.   5. Leadership Starts With Community Dads can't do it alone. Leading your family includes building community around you—because your kids benefit from seeing other strong, grounded men too.     LINKS & RESOURCES The Dad Edge Alliance (Join Us) – https://www.thedadedge.com/alliance 25 Questions to Spark Connection With Your Partner – https://www.thedadedge.com/25questions Dad Edge Podcast Website – https://www.thedadedge.com/podcast Tools & Resources – https://www.thedadedge.com/tools       If this episode gave you insight or encouragement, rate, review, and share it with another dad who needs to hear it. Don't forget to follow the podcast so you never miss the wisdom and real talk we bring every week. Let's keep leading our families with presence, power, and purpose.

In this episode, Dr. Asif Ilyas, Orthopaedic Surgeon and President of the Rothman Opioid Foundation, shares strategies to reduce opioid reliance while ensuring effective pain management. He discusses multimodal approaches, patient education, and the ongoing challenges of fentanyl and overdose deaths.

In this episode, Dr. Asif Ilyas, Orthopaedic Surgeon and President of the Rothman Opioid Foundation, shares strategies to reduce opioid reliance while ensuring effective pain management. He discusses multimodal approaches, patient education, and the ongoing challenges of fentanyl and overdose deaths.

Happy Friday! DeVier is in the house again to help us close down the week. The Buckeyes and the Golden Gophers kick the ball off tomorrow. Beanie Wells joins the show. We play Overs and Unders. We complain about cell phone etiquette. We play Under Pressure. We make our CFB Picks. Tim May semicolon joins the show comma. Dillon Gabriel makes his debut this weekend. The Bengals are in a precarious position. Andy Greder of The St. Paul Pioneer Press joins the show. And we Tell the Truth.

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Why This Episode Matters:Dan Rothman isn't just the guitarist of London Grammar, he's a prolific songwriter, producer, and collaborator who's helped carry the band through more than a decade of international success. In this conversation, Dan shares candid reflections on band diplomacy, the power of restraint, and the deep emotional connections that make songs timeless.Who is Dan Rothman:Dan Rothman is best known as the guitarist and co-founder of London Grammar, the British trio whose atmospheric sound and powerhouse vocals have captivated global audiences. Beyond the band, Dan has written, produced, and collaborated with a wide range of artists, and is carving out a serious path as a songwriter and producer in his own right.What We Dive Into:* The balance between being a diplomat and being an artist* How therapy and self-reflection shaped Dan's role in the band* The importance of restraint in guitar and production choices* Lessons from industry legends (Mark Ronson, Greg Alexander, Sting)* Why relationships matter more than hit-making formulas* The beauty of collaboration vs the myth of doing it all aloneThree Key Takeaways:* Diplomacy keeps bands together - Dan calls himself the “bridge” between personalities, showing how soft skills can be as important as technical ones.* Restraint is a superpower - from guitar playing to production, leaving space often creates the strongest emotional impact.* Collaboration > Isolation - even the biggest producers lean on others' strengths. Great records are born from relationships, not ego.Before You Go:Think about your own sessions: are you leaving space for the artist's voice, or filling it with your own ideas? Try practicing restraint and see what emerges when you focus on trust and emotion over perfection.Chapters:0:00 – Intro1:25 – Beyond London Grammar?3:25 – Music as relationships5:35 – Diplomacy, therapy, and keeping the band together7:30 – Saying no to “smash hits”12:30 – The making of “Hey Now”17:55 – Does hard work make a better song?23:00 – Deliberation vs spontaneity24:20 – Guitar tones, amps, and the London Grammar sound28:40 – The art of restraint in guitar playing37:20 – Writing songs that move people41:20 – Emotion over analysis in songwriting48:00 – California Soil and collaborative creation50:20 – Returning to DIY and reflecting on Truth Is a Beautiful Thing57:20 – Collaboration vs doing it all alone59:50 – Quick Hits1:06:15 – Closing reflections & outroList of References from the Interview:Songs:* “Hey Now” – London Grammar* “All My Love” – London Grammar* “You Only Get What You Give” – New Radicals* “Message in a Bottle” – The Police* “Murder on the Dancefloor” – Sophie Ellis-BextorProducts/Gear:* Vox AC30* Fender Twin Reverb* Strymon Flint pedal* UAD Ox Box* H-Delay (Waves)Connect with Dan:* YouTube: @Rothmanmusic* Instagram: @dan.hjrothman* Spotify: London Grammar* Apple Music: London GrammarConnect with Toru:* Website: torubeat.com* Instagram: @torubeat* YouTube: @torubeat* Spotify: Toru* Apple Music: ToruCredits:This episode was co-produced, engineered and edited by Matthew Diaz. From ProducerHead, this is Toru, and in a way, so are you. Peace. Get full access to ProducerHead at producerhead.substack.com/subscribe

Happy Wednesday! Dillon Gabriel is the new starting QB for the Browns. Adam Schefter joins the show. Just how vulnerable is Penn State to possibly miss the CFP? We discuss the Reds and Guardians from last night and we needs to happen in their Game 2s today. Shedeur Sanders has gone mute following his latest controversy. Bobby Carpenter joins the show. What were the biggest NFL headlines coming out of Week 4? Robert Saleh vs Liam Coen. Jeff Lloyd of The Orange & Brown Report joins the show. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Tuesday! We begin the show with a Ryan Day Presser and a reaction. We play Fool's Paradise. Jensen Lewis joins the show to discuss the MLB playoffs. The Bengals got absolutely destroyed in Denver. We Break Down the Browns with Tyvis Powell. How hurt is Lamar Jackson? We go Day Trippin' with Austin Ward. And we Tell the Truth!

Happy Monday! Both Ohio baseball teams made the playoffs! The Ohio State-Washington game had a little bit of everything. Jim Lachey joins the show. We play Party Like a Rothstar. The Gen Z-ers are destroying American discourse. Rex Ryan goes nuclear on Shedeur Sanders. Adam King joins the show for A-dumb's King-dumb. Ice wants to abandon all hope for his Ravens after Sunday's self-destruction against the Chiefs, but the oddsmakers suggest otherwise. Dave Lapham of the Bengals Radio Network joins the show ahead of tonight's Monday Night Football showdown in Denver. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Friday! This show has a little bit of everything. OSU and Washington play tomorrow. We learn some more Gen Z slang. Former Washington coach and current CBS college football analyst Rick Neuheisel joins the show. We were supposed to talk about Shedeur Sanders but we ended up talking about hot moms of NFL players. We play Overs and Unders as well as Under Pressure. We make our CFB picks. Tim May joins the show comma during the Buckeye Bulletin semicolon. Richard Sherman destroys Russell Wilson's credibility for all to see. Christian Caple joins the show to give us the Washington perspective on this game. And we discover a huge revelation of a QB comparison in Tell the Truth.

Happy Thursday! Ice is back in the 2 chair after a weekend full of fun with friends, and we applaud him for being so off the grid that he didn't even know that Mike Gundy got fired at Oklahoma State. Ryan Day is getting the boys ready for a trip to Seattle to play the Huskies. We make our NFL Picks. We have a shocking amount of baseball to discuss as the Guardians might be the single best sports story of the entire year, and Cal Raleigh just hit his 60th home run in what is an unbelievable MVP race between The Big Dumper and Aaron Judge. And we learn more about the "incognito browser" in Tell the Truth.

Happy Wednesday! We have one of our biggest shows of the year as we're live from Nationwide Arena for Blue Jackets training camp. We are joined by Rick Nash, Mathieu Olivier, Dante Fabbro and Don Waddell of the Jackets. Bobby Carpenter and Adam Schefter also join us to talk some football. Micah Parsons is caught in a misconception about a comment he made about the possibility (probability) of sacking Dak Prescott this weekend. We play In or Out and Tell the Truth.

Happy Tuesday! Dylan Tyrer is in the house with us today. We begin the show with a Ryan Day press conference. We play Fool's Paradise. Mike Gundy got fired from Oklahoma State mid-show, and we get distracted playing some of his famous and infamous soundbites from his tenure. We'll be at Nationwide Arena for tomorrow's show, so we find ourselves getting into a couple Blue Jackets thoughts. We Break Down the Browns with Tyvis Powell, but more importantly we make him explain a bit of a controversy that took place on his show this morning. Jerry Jones isn't embracing the return of Micah Parsons this week. We go Day Trippin' with Austin Ward. And we have some fun in Tell the Truth.

Happy Monday! DeVier Posey is in the house with us. Ohio State is on to Washington now that the bye week is finished. Jim Lachey joins the show. We play Party Like a Rothstar. Rothman had a vision about the Browns on the Friday before the weekend, and not even he could foresee what took place on Lake Erie this weekend. The Bengals made the Vikings look like the Eagles. Getting ready to play against Demond Williams of Washington. Ian Fitzsimmons joins the show, Jensen Lewis joins the show because we have two serious playoff races to follow in this state. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Friday! We're live from Pub13 at the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour. This weekend's college football slate is pretty solid! We plays Overs and Unders. There's something fishy about this Indiana vs Illinois game. We play Under Pressure. We make our CFB picks. Tim May joins the show. Billy Tom Sargent, who sits atop the leaderboard at the tournament, sits down with us for a segment. Tommy Rees liked what he saw from Quinshon Judkins' debut. We hunt for some good value in Super Bowl betting. And we Tell the Truth.

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Happy Wednesday. Dave Biddle is in the house hanging out with us! Biddle outlines his thoughts on how his Bengals will manage without Joe Burrow. Does the upcoming Washington game qualify as a "trap game?" Conspiracy theorists believe that the NFL will refuse to allow the Chiefs to fall to 0-3 this week. Adam Schefter joins the show. Brian Kelly circles back and apologizes to the reporter he yelled at. We play In or Out. Bobby Carpenter joins the show. Arvell Reese is the real deal. Dabo Swinney had quite the performance at his press conference this week. Eagles LT Jordan Mailata downplays the effectiveness of the tush push. Former Buckeye Matt Finkes joins the show. And we settle a dispute from today's edition of Bishop and Friends on during Tell the Truth.

Happy Tuesday! Ryan Day, Matt Patricia and Brian Hartline take the podium. We play Fool's Paradise. Paul Finebaum has now flipped and overcorrected his previous stance on Arch Manning. We discuss our biggest NFL Week 2 headlines. We break down the Browns with Tyvis Powell. OSU doesn't consider this a bye week. The latest NFL QB injuries have us puzzled about what Week 3 is going to look like. We go Day Tripping with Austin Ward. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Monday! Ohio State and Ohio got kind of squirrelly there for a second, but the Buckeyes ran away with it. We're 3 weeks into the CFB season, and two of the preseason's top 6 teams already have multiple losses. Jim Lachey joins the show. We play Party Like a Rothstar. We morph into the Bengals brain trust and try to figure out how to save the season now that Joe Burrow is down and out for a while. Adam King joins the show for A-dumb's King-dumb. Ian Fitzsimmons joins the show to talk CFB. Dillon Gabriel threw a TD on Sunday, but don't read into that. And we get into a surprising debate during today's Tell the Truth.

In today's episode Makua Rothman discusses surfing Waimea at age 8, his maternal lineage to King Kamehameha, songwriting as a catharsis to process childhood trauma, how his World Title count was limited by his addition, the freedom in relinquishing the weight of expectation, and how society's modern embrace of vulnerability can open pathways of communication with old-school parents. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Happy Thursday! We received a unique care package from a listener in Wisconsin full of meats, mustard and pretzels. Gronk thinks the Chiefs have been exposed. We make our NFL picks. We review some of the audio from of The Ryan Day Show. Walter Jones joins the show for Gold Jacket Thursday. And the Steelers are rumored to be interested in acquiring Tyreek Hill.

This week we feature multi-instrumentalist and singer Sandy Rothman.  Sandy has a long history in bluegrass music in California, but also performed with Bill Monroe and spent time performing with bands in Ohio.  Back in the mid-1980's Sandy was in a band called the The Bay Ramblers and has just released a two-CD set of the band's music in order to honor the memory of the band's singer and guitar player Alan Senauke who passed away last year.  We will talk with Sandy about the CDs and play a few cuts during the show.  If you are interested in ordering the CD-set, contact Sandy at: rothmansandy@gmail.com

Happy Wednesday! A conversation about OnlyFans somehow turns into a hilarious discovery about Tyvis Powell that is not related to OnlyFans. Adam Schefter joins the show. An AP voter is getting raked over the coals for elevating Florida 2 spots in her rankings despite their loss to USF, and her explanation for her rankings is even worse than her rankings itself. Bobby Carpenter joins the show. Does OU's coach know who Caleb Downs is? Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson's latest business venture has been blocked by the New England Patriots organization. Jerry Jeudy says the Ravens secondary poses zero threat. Mike Petraglia joins the show to talk Bengals. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Tuesday! We begin the show with Ryan Day's weekly press conference. We play Fool's Paradise. The Vikings rose from the dead in the 2nd half against the Bears on Monday Night Football. We Break Down the Browns with Tyvis Powell. Bill Kurelic of Bucknuts joins the show as he is retiring from his multi-decade run covering Ohio State recruiting. We play Chet Roulette. The 49ers are dropping like flies, and Week 2 hasn't even started yet. We go Day Trippin' with Austin Ward. And we Tell the Truth about whether or not the Ravens and Steelers should swap head coaches.

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Happy Monday! Last night's Sunday Night Football was NUTS. Ohio State performed their obligatory demolition of Grambling. Jim Lachey joins the show to talk Buckeyes. We play Party Like a Rothstar. The Bengals/Browns matchup did not go how we thought it would. Adam King joins the show for A-dumb's King-dumb. We didn't win the Powerball lottery. The Giants have already found themselves in a QB controversy and Week 1 isn't even over yet. ESPN's Ian Fitzsimmons joins the show to talk college football. And we Tell the Truth with a little T-Bone & Tyvis flavor.

Happy Friday! The NFL season started in controversial fashion #SpitGate. Ceedee Lamb blew the game. Will Ohio State go undefeated? Pete Fiutak of CollegeFootballNews.com joins the show. We play Overs and Unders. The Browns play the Bengals to kick off the year! We play Under Pressure. We make our CFB Picks. Tim May joins the show. We offer 3 bold NFL predictions for the season. Ross Bjork is in favor of CFP expansion. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Thursday! The NFL season is officially here! We make our Week 1 picks. Sam Monson joins the show. Ryan Day gives us some insight on how the QB rotation will be handled against Gambling and Ohio as we all expect to see Sayin sat before the end of each game. We pick our division winners and Super Bowl champions. Hall of Famer Tom Mack joins us for Gold Jacket Thursday. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Wednesday! Johnny Manziel took a shot at the Browns. Adam Schefter joins the show. College football is teaching other sports how to work around the rules. Joe Montana has a hot take about the best QBs in the NFL today. We play In or Out. Bobby Carpenter joins the show. A Super Bowl winning head coach had some high praise for what he saw from Matt Patricia's defense. We pick our NFL season award winners. Lou Holtz slams the door on Alabama, and does TLC get caught in a lie? And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Tuesday! We begin today's show with Ryan Day's weekly press conference and an immediate reaction. We discuss a major faux pas that took place during our station's fantasy draft in Fool's Paradise. It's Week 1 in the NFL! Is all of this nonsense beneath Bill Belichick? We Break Down the Browns with Tyvis Powell. We fantasize about what we would do if we won The Powerball. Austin Ward joins the show for Day Tripping. The new AP Poll is out, and Rothman holds all the answers. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Monday! Ohio State beat Texas in their season opener if you haven't heard. What did Ohio State prove to us? Jim Lachey joins the show. We play Party Like a Rothstar. Kalen DeBoer is in trouble in Tuscaloosa, but the reactions have gotten a little unreasonable. Bill Belichick makes his head coaching debut tonight. Adam King joins the show. The Heisman Trophy race is already not what it seems, and the season just started. Ian Fitzsimmons joins the show, and we Tell the Truth.

Happy Friday! Rothman and Ice are out at The O on Lane getting warmed up for Ohio State and Texas tomorrow! College football Hall of Famer and CBS CFB analyst Aaron Taylor joins the show. We play Overs and Unders. Micah Parsons got dealt from Dallas to Green Bay. We play Under Pressure. We make our CFB picks. Tim May joins the show. Former Buckeye QB Greg Frey joins the show. Drew Brees has an interesting Super Bowl prediction. Eric Henry of Horns247 joins the show. And we wrap up the week by Telling the Truth.

Happy Wednesday! It's Hot in Herre. Dillon Gabriel is officially above Shedeur Sanders on the depth chart, and RGIII is upset. Adam Schefter gives us an unforgettable call today. Paul Finebaum says James Franklin is going to screw up what should be a National Championship season for Penn State this year. TLC screwed up, so we spent an entire segment just bs-ing around and making fun of it. We play In or Out. Bobby Carpenter joins the show, and we discuss his experience flying with the Blue Angels and whether or not he would go running with the bulls. Urban Meyer describes what advice he would give Julian Sayin. "Don't be surprised if..." NFL edition. Dave Richard of CBS Sports HQ joins the show to discuss fantasy football draft season. And we Tell the Truth.

Happy Tuesday! We being the show with a Ryan Day press conference and immediate reaction. Many old segments make their seasonal return for game week including Fool's Paradise, Breaking Down the Browns with Tyvis Powell and Day Tripping with Austin Ward. Trey Hendrickson has a new contract, and it's kind of odd on both ends. The Browns kept 4 QBs yesterday, but they've already thinned the herd by sending Kenny Pickett to the Raiders. Jerry Jones talks in circles trying to justify his disagreement with Micah Parsons. Travis and Taylor are engaged, and Matty Ice is a savage with no heart in today's Tell the Truth.

This week on the Science for Sport Podcast, host Richard Graves sits down with Jacob Rothman, founder of Perch and now Head of Strength at Catapult, to explore how camera-based, AI-driven technology is changing strength and conditioning, velocity-based training, and athlete monitoring in elite sport. Jacob shares the journey from an MIT startup to being trusted by pro teams, collegiate programs, and the military, and how the recent Catapult acquisition of Perch is creating a seamless ecosystem that connects weight-room data with on-field performance metrics. What you'll learn in this episode How camera-based velocity-based training (VBT) is revolutionising athlete monitoring. Why closing the feedback loop in the weight room is a game-changer for S&C coaches and sports scientists. Real-world insights: how LSU Football leveraged Perch to fuel a national championship season. What the Catapult–Perch integration means for the future of athlete data and performance analytics. The challenges and lessons of building a hardware-software platform for elite sport. About Jacob Rothman Jacob Rothman co-founded Perch at MIT after a back injury inspired him to find a safer, smarter way for athletes to train. Since 2017, Perch has become a trusted solution for pro teams, collegiate programs, and elite training facilities, capturing over 500 million reps in the weight room. In June 2025, Catapult acquired Perch to bring non-invasive, AI-powered strength analytics into its global athlete performance ecosystem. Today, Jacob leads Strength at Catapult, driving innovation in integrated performance and health solutions. SIGN UP NOW: https://bit.ly/SFSepisode241 ​ Learn Quicker & More Effectively ​ Optimise Your Athletes' Recovery ​ Position Yourself As An Expert To Your Athletes And Naturally Improve Buy-In ​ Reduce Your Athletes' Injury Ratese ​ Save 100's Of Dollars A Year That Would Otherwise Be Spent On Books, Courses And More ​ Improve Your Athletes' Performance ​ Advance Forward In Your Career, Allowing You To Earn More Money And Work With Elite-Level Athletes ​ Save Yourself The Stress & Worry Of Constantly Trying To Stay Up-To-Date With Sports Science Research

La decisione di Canberra di riconoscere lo Stato palestinese e di negare il visto al deputato israeliano di estrema destra ha acceso la tensione con Tel Aviv e provocato le dure accuse di Benjamin Netanyahu al premier Anthony Albanese. Sullo sfondo, si allontana la prospettiva di una tregua a Gaza.

The Aviation: an early 20th-century classic, pale blue and delicately perfumed, with a reputation that still splits opinion. Gin, lemon, maraschino, and, crème de violette form its elegant frame. And joining us to explore its history and craft is Frank Caiafa, who returns for his third Cocktail College appearance armed with decades of bartending insight. Listen on (or read below) to discover Frank's Aviation recipe — and don't forget to leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts! Frank Caiafa's Aviation Recipe - 2 ounces London Dry gin, ideally 47 percent ABV - ¾ ounce lemon juice - ½ ounce Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur - ¼ ounce Crème de Violette, such as Rothman & Winter - Garnish: cherry, lemon twist, or orange twist Directions 1. Add all ingredients to a cocktail shaker with ice. 2. Shake until well chilled then fine strain into a chilled Nick & Nora glass. 3. Garnish with a cherry, lemon twist, or orange twist.

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