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Alex and Dillon were joined by Wales international Taine Plumtree for another Brains Brewery Six Nations special. The boys review Wales' recent results and performances against Scotland and Ireland and take audience questions on the campaign so far. They also preview what is set to be a blockbuster Super Saturday!  This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.

This week, Rhodri and Ana look at the most recent investment of an American celebrity into a Welsh football side. Snoop Dogg, along with Martha Stewart and Luka Modric, made a minor investment into Swansea City. Our hosts look at the recent history of American investment into Welsh teams and discuss if Snoop Dogg can make a real impact at the club. This podcast is sponsored by Sinclair Group.

This week on the Sportin Wales podcast, Rhodri and Ana look ahead to next month's Womenin Wales Awards 2026. The pair take a deep dive on all of the finalists for each sport category, explaining their nomination, and looking at their backstories and career accolades. This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.

In Episode 9 of The Composter, I sit down with Scott Howarth from the Sinclair Group, one of the largest manufactures of produce labels. We talk about how fruit stickers came to be, how labeling is evolving, what the future could hold for compostable produce labeling.Last September, I found myself in a friendly conversation with the stranger sitting next to me. We were chatting away when I suddenly realized that this stranger, Scott, played a role in developing what many composters consider their greatest nemesis: the fruit sticker. 40 billion stickers a year are made by the Sinclair Group, where Scott does Research and Development.For decades, I've been having imaginary conversations with Scott (although I didn't know that was his name. So many compost gripe sessions over the last 15 years have circled back to those tiny little stickers. Finding them in finished compost. Trying, and usually failing, to teach people to remove them. Knowing there's no practical way to screen them out once they're in the system.So this episode really felt like a rare opportunity to sit down, ask the questions, and get to the root of it all.The future is looking bright and Sinclair is at the forefront of the upcoming positive changes. There is legislation in New Zealand and Europe which will ban the plastic fruit stickers. And some companies, like the kiwi company, Zespri are already choosing compostable stickers for their fruit. We are on the cusp of true change.This conversation left me thinking about how much better the world might be if we all had more chances to sit down for real, thoughtful conversations with the people behind the systems — especially the ones that create frustration and pain points in our daily lives. There's so much that can shift when we move from assumptions to understanding.Before we dive in, I also want to say thank you to this episode's sponsors, Green Mountain Technology, Agrilab Technologies and Compost Capital Network, for supporting this show and the work of composters everywhere.This is a conversation for every composter who's ever pulled a sticker out of a lovingly finished pile of compost.Check out Sinclair (

Alex and Dillon debrief on Wales vs France and other results from the second round of the Six Nations on this episode of the Sportin Wales podcast.  The pair preview the upcoming games for Wales and weigh up if the squad will be able to win one of them. They also put together their ideal squad to take on Scotland this weekend.  Alex and Dillon offer insight as a Wing and Prop and suggest improvements that could change the nation's form. This podcast is sponsored by Sinclair Group.

Join Sportin Wales' senior journalist Rhodri Evans and Ana Hosty for their deep dive into the recent performances of the four major Welsh clubs. The pair review the 2025/26 season so far for Wrexham, Cardiff, Swansea, and Newport, and look ahead to how each club may finish. This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.

Alex is joined by Olympic silver medallist Sam Cross on this new episode of the Sportin Wales podcast. The pair assess the Wales squad and their situation going into the Six Nations, while previewing this weekends match between Wales and England. Sam and Alex also reminisce on their university days playing Rugby sevens and Sam shares stories of his experience winning a silver medal for Team GB as a sevens player. This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.

This week on the Sportin Wales Podcast, Alex and Dillon are joined by Rhys Carrè. The group react to the announcement of the Wales Squad for the Six Nations following Carrè's call up. The Saracens prop answers questions from viewers, and discusses the difference between playing in Wales and England. This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.

This week on the Sportin Wales Podcast, Alex Cuthbert and Dillon Lewis were joined by Dan Thomas, the most in-form back row in the country. Dan told the boys about his journey up to Cardiff Rugby, including success at Bristol with stories about old and new teammates. He spoke about his venture into arm wrestling and the group reviewed his and Dillon's teams performance across the Christmas period, as well as Ospreys and Scarlets. This podcast is sponsored by the the Sinclair Group. 

This week on the Sportin Wales podcast, Alex Cuthbert and Dillon Lewis were joined by a very special guest: Wales captain Dewi Lake. Dewi spoke candidly to the boys about his departure from hometown club Ospreys, and impending move to Gloucester. The trio also assessed the Welsh performances in Europe last weekend, and looked ahead to a packed Christmas schedule. This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.

This week on the Sportin Wales podcast, Alex Cuthbert and Dillon Lewis review the last of the autumn international series including Wales versus South Africa.  The boys also look aheasd to the new World Cup draw and review Wales' group stage opponents.  This week, they also built Alex's all time team with players he played with across club and country. This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group. 

This week on the Sportin Wales podcast, Alex Cuthbert and Dillon Lewis are joined by man of the moment Jarrod Evans. The boys talk through the last couple of weeks for Wales, including a last gasp win over Japan thanks to Jarrod's winning kick, and the defeat to New Zealand. They also look forward to this weekend's fixture with the Springboks and reflect on Steve Tandy's first camp as Wales head coach.   This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.

Joining Alex and Dillon on the pod this week is Ospreys and Wales centre Owen Watkin. The boys break down Steve Tandy's first match in charge on the weekend, assess the team's performance and areas for improvement, and look ahead to a massive match with Japan this Saturday. They also reflect on a great night at Cardiff Arms Park raising money for mental health charities Looseheadz and Tough Enough To Care, as well as an exciting upcoming podcast crossover episode! This is podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.

Alex and Dillon take the pod on the road this week, recording at Sinclair's VW garage in Cardiff for an Autumn Internationals special. The boys chat through the squad, analyse how Tandy's coaching set up is shaping up and how Wales will be looking to play in the next few weeks. They also give their predictions for each of Wales' four matches and pick their starting XV for the first match with Argentina.   This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.

This week on the podcast, co-hosts Alex Cuthbert and Dillon Lewis chat to Dillon's Dragons teammate and friend Wyn Jones. The boys talk through each of the regions' starts to the URC season, who looks in contention for an international call-up, and why Wyn is spending a lot more time on the farm in recent weeks...   This podcast is supported by the Sinclair Group.

In this episode of the Sportin Wales podcast Alex Cuthbert and Dillon Lewis chat about the latest news in Welsh rugby, including Liam Williams' new team, Louis Rees-Zammit's first match for Bristol Bears as well as Matt Sherratt joining Steve Tandy's coaching team for Wales.

In this episode of the Sportin Wales podcast, Dillon Lewis begins his 'trial period' as Alex Cuthbert's co-host. A glutton for punishment, Gareth Anscombe joins the podcast again, who receives another brutal round of roasting at the hands of our hosts. They chat about Dragons' winning pre-season games, Bayonne's great start to the Top14 tournament, Danny Wilson's appointment as forwards coach and answer questions submitted by the listeners!    This podcast is sponsored by Sinclair Group.   

On this week's episode of the Sportin Wales podcast, host Alex Cuthbert welcomes former Wales and Cardiff Rugby teammates Gareth Anscombe and Dillon Lewis.  They chat about Gareth's recent move to Bayonne, discuss pre-season with the Dragons and chat about the WRU's proposed changes for regional rugby.    ---  This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group. 

This week on the Sportin Wales podcast, Alex Cuthbert was joined by Sportin Wales journalist Rhodri Evans and Businessin senior journalist Daniel Bevan for an explainer episode.   We break down all the detail in the WRU's 90-page proposal for the future of Welsh professional rugby.   Confused about what the details of each of the four models for the future of the professional game in Welsh are? Well listen now as we explain the numbers and detail behind each one, including a look behind the curtain at a momentus last few days in Welsh rugby.   Brought to you by the Sinclair Group. Production by Natalie Vaughan.

In this this special episode, host Alex Cuthbert welcomed Welsh Internationals, Taine Basham and Corey Domachowski, onto the Sportin Wales pod! Recorded in the Arms Park's newly renovated British & Irish Lions exhibition, the lads chat about settling into Cardiff, the unique culture in Welsh rugby, pre-season struggles, and their ambitions for the year ahead. We also dive into: Basham's switch from Dragons to Cardiff Corey's off-field work in the community and grassroots rugby Honest reflections on last season and Cardiff's top-8 push Reactions to the Wales national team's ongoing challenges A hilarious story involving a playground ride gone wrong And, of course, some fan Q&As – including which teammate they'd take to a desert island! Packed with banter, behind-the-scenes insights, and some real talk about Welsh rugby's future – this is one not to miss! 

On the latest episode of the Sportin Wales podcast, host Alex Cuthbert is joined by former Wales International, Josh Navidi. They chat about all the upcoming international rugby; previewing the clash between Wales and Japan and pcik their starting XV for the Lions first test against Australia.  They also chat about Tomos Williams' devasting injury, Jac Morgan's current form as well as their experiences touring with the Lions and playing in Japan's extreme weather conditions.    This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group. 

The ultimate guide to Wales Women's EUROS tournament!

In this episode of the Sportin Wales podcast, host Alex Cuthbert is joined by Welsh Internationals Taine Plumtree and Blair Murray.

In this episode of the Sportin Wales podcast, host Alex Cuthbert is joined by former Cardiff Rugby teammates, Lloyd Williams and Lewis Jones.  They chat about their time at Cardiff, review the Welsh regions progress in the URC and preview the upcoming EPCR Challenge Cup & Investec Champion's Cup finals in the Principality Stadium on the 23rd & 24th May.    ---  This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.   

In this week's episode of the Sportin Wales podcast, host Alex Cuthbert is joined by fellow British and Irish Lions Liam Williams and Anthony Watson.  They discuss Andy Farrell's Lions squad, the unlucky ones who missed out and gave their predictions for who might be called up for the final two spots on the squad.  --- This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group. 

Joining Alex on the pod this week are Glen Williams of WalesOnline and Alex Whilding of The Leader to discuss the biggest stories from Welsh football. The guys pick over the bones of Cardiff City's relegation and ask what next for the capital club and spend plenty of time celebrating Wrexham's remarkable hat-trick of promotions! --- This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group

Judgement Day preview with brand new sponsors Sinclair Group!  Alex took the pod on the road this week, visiting the BYD showroom of our brand new sponsor - Sinclair Group! Alex was joined by fellow Sportin Wales co-founder Gareth Anscombe and former Cardiff and Wales legend Ellis Jenkins to discuss the upcoming tenth edition of Judgement Day. Gareth discusses his move to Gloucester and their excellent form in the Premiership, while Ellis offers insight into the financial woes at Cardiff Rugby. Plus, the boys pick their ultimate Judgement Day XV with plenty of controversial selections. ---- This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group

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The Girly Man Has Spoken Today:  As the US is again in a serious debate over gun control, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau shows what can happen in a country without a Second Amendment.  Then, Mark Hyman, investigative reporter with the Sinclair Group says the “hysteria” following the Uvalde school shooting puts the focus on the wrong issues.  Finally, Joe Warmington with the Toronto Sun talks about Trudeau banning all handgun sales in Canada. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The career field I have most young adults interested in is engineering. Engineering is a demanding field with high paying salaries, and we are very fortunate to have our 7th podcast guest, Terry Welch who is the CEO of Sinclair Belgrave Energy. What engineering degree does he hold? Well, he actually has two! One degree in Electrical Engineering and a second in Chemical Engineering which made him an ideal podcast guest. Terry has worked for large companies such as Dow Chemical, BP and The Sinclair Group in positions from operations through the ranks to President and CEO. He’s a graduate of Lamar University, has an MBA from Northwood University and is a graduate of the Thunderbird School of Global Management. He shared he’s not a stereotypical engineer as he loves to be around people. Engineering has taught him to ask “Why?” which has led to his continued success in his field. It’s an honor to have him share his career story and words of wisdom for our future engineers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Episode Guest: NTV Newfoundland, Canada Chief Meteorologist, Eddie Sheerr Tracker Chat with the Tornado Trackers – Sharing Storm Video Lightning Round: Border Patrol Tornado Talk with Jen Narramore – 1957 Fargo F5 #WeatherFools-We present the fools doing stupid things in weather situations Wx Resources-We share some great resources you may be interested in Freak Fan Box - we check in with our fans Our Guest Eddie Sheerr, Chief Meteorologist, NTV Newfoundland, Canada Eddie Sheerr is NTV’s Chief Meteorologist in Newfoundland, Canada. Eddie’s career as a meteorologist brought him to TV stations in Macon, Georgia, and Grand Junction, Colorado, before he joined the NTV News team in 2013. He has a Bachelor of Science in meteorology from Plymouth State University in New Hampshire. Follow Eddie Sheerr: Twitter: @eddiesheerr Facebook: Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr Instagram: @eddiesheerr Atmosphere Weather is from the family of the Official Weather Apps of the Storm Front Freaks and available on iOS and Android To learn more about the Tornado Trackers visit them at www.TornadoTrackers.org Visit Helicity.co for our Storm Front Freaks lineup of merchandise.  Use code: SFF at check-out for 10% off your entire order Get hooked on tornado history at www.TornadoTalk.com Weather Fools Links MJ via Parker Owens-Mitchell McCoy Video Man Wades into Rising Flood Waters Phil-Mike Armstrong Twitter Photo of Shelf Cloud Approaching Little League Phil-Meteorologist Joe Crain Fired by Sinclair Group for On-Air Code Red Speech Phil-Vortex Crew Twitter Video of Farmer in Tractor next to Tornado Phil-Buirengebieden Twitter Video of Woman with Umbrella in Lightning Storm Phil-Quincy Vagell Periscope of Cars in Hail Storm Blocking Overpass Wx Resources Links  Jen-Splice Video Editing Tool for Phone  Jen-Spectacles Camera Glasses  Jen-Freddy the Frogcaster books by Janice Dean  Jen-Mostly Sunny book by Janice Dean  Phil-Kelton Halbert Twitter Video Temperature Perturbations of Tornado Submit your questions or comments about this show to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com and we may read it on our next episode! Next Episode records on June 27th we have Nick Drieschman from Extreme Tornado Tours joining us! Credits Opening Music: Brett Epstein Closing Music: Gabe Cox Other Music: “Pecos Hank” Schyma from El Reno Blues

Hello! Welcome to the Fire Show, Austin's podcast about entrepreneurship strategy, and working your face off. This is your host, Moby, I interview the best in Austin, from the Mayor, to Director of SXSW, Designer of the Airport, Austin Woman Entrepreneur of the Year, and more.It's a fun time.During SXSW this year, I was waiting around a bar and started chatting to the guy next to me, all because he just had a really cool cowboy hat. A minute or two of chatting about Austin and SXSW later, I asked him what he did. Turned out, Dave was the Director of Video Strategy for Circa news, a video-driven news platform. And it just so happened that I was interviewing people about social media strategy at SXSW for this show.I invited Dave to come in 2 days later, and boom! We recorded the interview.In this episode, we build a fictional company and do a case study on how we can build out it's video strategy for maximum brand awareness, customer interests, and eventually revenue. It's perfect if you have a company or brand that you want to drive more attention to using video, which is king.So a little bit about Dave, outside of the fact he likes dope hats, and a little bit about Circa.Circa is an online news platform, which started in 2012 as a video-driven IOS application. It was acquired in 2015 by Sinclair Broadcast group , a publicly traded telecommunication company in the US is the largest TV station operator by number of stations (more than 200), and by total coverage. Circa ideology is to present information with "no spin, just facts and transparency" and in "an irreverent tone" that will allow the site's target audience (young adults 18 to 35 years old) to form its own opinions. It's actually rated for its High Factual reporting on multiple media bias fact checker websites.And Dave. Dave, who you can find on Twitter or Instagram as @Trausneck, started of as a Sports Editor at a student newspaper in 2002, then a New Producer at multiple Tv stations. He used his experience to transition in Social Media Management for the Sinclair Group, and moved from Assistant Manager to Manager to now Director of Social Media for CIrca news.I'm grateful to have run into Dave when I did, and share this with you. I hope, using the knowledge Dave drops, and more, you fucking kill it for your company or brand.Ladies and gents, enjoy.

The Sinclair Group is already the largest TV owner by far in the U.S. and its editorial content makes it essentially a propaganda arm of the Trump Administration. Will the F.C.C. under Trump succeed in bending media ownership rules to allow Sinclair to grow to twice its current size? Under President Obama, the F.C.C allowed […] The post Podcast #139 – Sinclair and the FCC: Opening the Door to Local Media Oligopoly appeared first on Radio Survivor.

The Sinclair Group is already the largest TV owner by far in the U.S. and its editorial content makes it essentially a propaganda arm of the Trump Administration. Will the F.C.C. under Trump succeed in bending media ownership rules to allow Sinclair to grow to twice its current size? Under President Obama, the F.C.C allowed […] The post Podcast #139 – Sinclair and the FCC: Opening the Door to Local Media Oligopoly appeared first on Radio Survivor.

The Bucket Hat Boys discuss these topics: Getting roasted at salons. Surprise party- pros and cons of them. John Oliver and the Sinclair Group story. Music we listen to that insults us. Songs: Supa Dupa Humble- “Steppin’” Kali Uchis- “Your Teeth In My Neck” Kevin George- “My Crew” Tee Grizzley- “Don’t Trip”

The boys discuss Trump's tirade regarding immigration "caravans" somehow relating to DACA and NAFTA, the birth of a beautiful trade war with China, Trump being excited about being a subject and not a target of the Mueller investigation, the Sinclair Group's potentially Orwellian local news broadcasts, Amazon being under attack by the president and the influence of Roseanne on American culture.

The Full Monte Show... Monday April 2nd, 2018 Donald Trump is attacking Mexicans again... This Time On Easter.  We also talk about the Sinclair Group and How Trump Continues to be #PutinsPuppet.  Special Guest Jenny Marshall @Marshall4House will join us to talk about her vision for North Carolina and her campaign. The MLB season has started and we talk NY Mets baseball and of course the Final Four  #1 Villanova takes on #3 Michingan The Full Monte Show... come for the sports stay for the politics. 

Hour 1 Now teen knife attacks are all the rage...the left are dreaming of a world without a 2nd Amendment?...London vs. New York; what’s going on?...violent crime in the United States is down across the board ...Pro-pools?...we have grown accustomed to certain causes of death; why? ...Fact: Millions of lives will be saved with self-driving cars ...Warning: What you are seeing and hearing is 'extremely dangerous'?...Sinclair Group accused of doing something ‘insidious’ ...revisiting CNN’s ‘This is an Apple' ad...wasn’t this also a warning about fake news?... 'Trust us,' 'Trust us,' Trust us' = fake news...context matters, not media...'Green Week'?   Hour 2  Like a book report on the communist manifesto? ...What a not-so-holy professor said about Jesus?...The Whiner vs. The Bully?...Hogg and Ingraham...feud intensifies...we've seen this story before...boycotting the boycott?...immorality, to nuke or not to nuke? ...the left is using metaphorical nukes on Laura Ingraham ...you really have to question your life if you still going to 'Office Depot' ...One of Glenn's favorite facts about heroin?...what is Zylone B? ...exploring certain lines of laziness...like alphabetizing your towels?    Hour 3  The Israeli-Palestine conflict is slowly boiling...acknowledging Jerusalem as the rightful capital of Israel has been problematic for many…Trump under fire for simply saying that Jerusalem is the capital when it is…story of a hero who smuggled out infants during the Holocaust…why don’t we have more heroes?... ‘look at the things that are at stake now’ ...Seattle police have begun seizing guns... without warrants? ...No Lie: Americans still ascribe to the Ten Commandments...but lying is OK? ...Glenn guesses what percentage of Americans value each commandment… ‘should be 100 percent’… what’s the number on ‘you shall not murder’?... OK, maybe put that 3 percent on the watch list…Pat takes his turn…US vs. UK on ‘you shall have no other gods before me’ The Glenn Beck Program with Glenn Beck and Stu Burguiere, Weekdays 9am–12pm ET on TheBlaze Radio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discussing Phil's valiant attempt at being the first guest on the MTR quiz, Carsnip.com's impressive impact on the industry, the Car Wow debate, Lipscombe cars new Volvo showroom and Volvo's strong V90 offer. Plus new car buyers changing earlier than before, Pendragon's record sales with 11.3% rise in turnover. David peel is announced as Peugeot UK MD, while discussing Nona Bowkis article on finance companies forcing dealers to pay out after complaints. Lastly, we talk awards with Skoda's top trio of retailers announced plus Sinclair Group named as Mercedes-Benz retailer of the year.