Podcasts about snappers

In this month's special episode we are joined by friend of the show and spiritual leader Hayley of Vancouver for a laid-back near-hour discussing some great listener mail, Snappers™, movie reviews, and of course the Super Bowl Halftime Show. We apparently also have a pretty upbeat view of the current state of award shows that we want you to hear about, plus a shorter and more bittersweet encounter with AI-generated content, too. Don't worry, it's not as mindbending as those previous ones, honest. Relax. Forget current events for a while. Just envision Buddy sleeping happily while we go on about the mainstream culture world. Everything will be fine.Links: Shed Dogs; our Episode 193 (in which the bots discuss our Episode 193); Chuck Norris and USB plugs; how ammonia is made; Wynyard; Geoff Lindsey on Shtrong; Emilia Pérez; Wicked! Part 1; The 95th Academy Awards; watch Kendrick Lamar's performance at the Super Bowl; Serena Williams Crip-walks at the Super Bowl; Top list of K- and C-Dramas; The White Lotus scene in the Italian piazza; will a heat pump cost less to operate than a natural gas furnace?Theme music is Escaping like Indiana Jones by Komiku, with permission.

Welcome back Snappers! The Snappening is back! Well... half back... and maybe not even the good half... but anyway, Greg is back and he's interviewing other photographers to see what makes them tick, have a few yarns, learn a few things and have a few giggles along the way.In episode 160, Greg chats with Nick Thake, a very experienced wedding photographer (actually a hybrid shooter) from Perth. He's big time into diving and has quite an amazing story behind how he got into weddings - enjoy!Your host: Greg is based in Northland, New ZealandHis guest:Nick is based in Perth, AustraliaSponsors: Studio Ninja - SNAPPENING50 - 50% off first year Queensberry - SNAPPENING19 - 40% off Workspace Make it Snappen!

(0:00) Felger, Mazz and Jim Murray start off the third hour of the program by questioning if Jayson Tatum is disrespected in the hierarchy of the NBA (13:11) Lightning round with callers. (24:08) Felger reads the email of the day. (30:34) The guys throw at the Big Board for Kickers and Long Snappers in the upcoming NFL Draft.

Just when we thought we had exhausted our language and usage outrage, we stumble upon a new wave of pronunciation changes that has crept up and caught us napping in our rocking chairs. So that's the big news, but we also have Snappers, more from the world of Artificial Intelligence, some food reports from nearby eateries we've visited, another car oil change PSA, an introduction to Lifting Straps (which given our demographic I initially thought might be just sock garters, but thankfully not), and discussion with KJ about his recent very successful turn as Kris Kringle in the Arts Club Theatre production of “Miracle on 34th Street”. There is other stuff too, but that last sentence has worn us right out, so just go ahead and have a listen and let us know what you thought, how you're doing, and what you'd love to hear about from us.Links: Shed Dogs; Bobby Fingers; Yum! Gourmet Donuts; To Live For bakery; Innocent Ice Cream, Variable Valve Timing; use of botox to relieve migraines; review of Miracle on 34th Street; Kagi search engine.Theme music is Escaping like Indiana Jones by Komiku, with permission.

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Happy New Year! As we hurtle toward our 200th episode, the Shed Dogs wish you all a very happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year! Here in Episode 191, we are once again enjoying letters from faithful listeners, thrashing our way towards understanding obscure words and phrases in Snappers, and getting the latest on how the PNE was feeling last September. Spoiler alert: it was feeling pretty good again. We also manage to fit in a surprisingly complicated approach to bifocals from RJ, and a short exposé on several of Ticketmaster's super-seedy business practices. Just like we hope the New Year will be, this episode is familiar and comfortable but still new and informative, so put on a comfy sweater and settle in!Links: Shed Dogs; Foster Grant bifocals; Frank Sinatra sings Fly Me to the Moon; we could not care less, seriously we couldn't, irregardless!; Wikipedia's excellent list of social generations includes references to other countries; Gene at Home Depot; The Antisocial Network; oblast; John and Jane Doe; haskap berries; Official Stick Reviews; Christopher Hitchens on free speech; the PNE; Ginsu knives live on; Veg-O-Matic (it slices! it dices!); Playland; this year's Super Dogs (YouTube); news report on Daryl Hall's aborted PNE show, with footage; the US DOJ's lawsuit against Ticketmaster.Theme music is Escaping like Indiana Jones by Komiku, by permission.

There are probably caves in France where Stone Age artists depicted the tribe's appreciation for those who didn't lead the hunt or strike the final blow, but who showed up and helped out. In this episode we reiterate that some things have not changed as much as old haters might think, and that just showing up was rewarded back in the '60s as well as it is today. We also unveil wondrous new software for creating music, a little PSA about glasses, a ton of Snappers, and an amazing robotic foosball table, not yet available in Canadian Tire, but amazing all the same. We invite you to listen in… and participate! Links: Shed Dogs; the monkey puzzle tree; Costco Optical; participation trophies; the 2024 Tornado World Series Foosball Championships; cap guns; the amazing foosball robot; udio.com (the AI music generation site—create an account so you don't lose whatever you come up with).Theme music is Escaping like Indiana Jones by Komiku, by permission.

Listener Leigh of Courtenay gives us a lot to talk about in another great email, leading us to into the whole business of clearing out the house for sale, and eventually into the topic of bank money. KJ once again hits it out of the park with a selection of Snappers, which leads quite inevitably to getting some fun facts about the Jewish lunar calendar. The stars and planets align for 35 or so minutes of fun in the Shed, and we'll be happy to see you there!Links: Shed Dogs; our YouTube podcast page; Swedish Death Cleaning; banks still create money; the Grizzly-Polar bear; shotgun houses; the Hebrew calendar.

Capt. Ryan Lambert is getting the boat ready over at Cajun Fishing Adventures chasing Tripletail, Snappers, and Cobias out along the shores, what bait he is using, what does he search for when out on the water, how to deal with a finicky fish such as the Mangrove Snapper, and what our "Plastic Man" does whenever he cooks up some Red Snapper. 

Ricardo Lungus and Anthony North discuss the cottage industry of NFL long snappers

We have Snappers galore, a PSA, another money making idea, a few collisions with and observations on our ongoing development into Cranky Old People, and then suddenly out of nowhere a couple surprising and insightful observations about words and identity that we wish way more people would hear. We manage to get past that and resume our usual posture as Geriatric Adolescents (we can just hear the emcee introducing this band name) to conclude a pleasant session in the Shed. It's a little educational, a little foolish, and very easy. Take it in. Put your feet up. Order some takeout from the I Don't Care Cafe.Lots more episodes at Shed Dogs.Theme music is Escaping like Indiana Jones by Komiku, with permission.

As we go through our days, we do some things well, some badly, some by dint of noble effort and some by chance. And some things we do just work, for no reason we can name. KJ tells us a story of a thing that just worked when dealing with earnest visitors. No one was hurt or offended, but we were very amused as well as forearmed should we receive these same visitors. We also got to do Snappers and discuss another sure fire blockbuster money maker, and RJ was able to give us an overview of how to navigate city bureaucracy and neighbourhood tensions at the same time. There's some first class adulting paired with the usual hefty glass of foolishness here, so sit down and dig in!Links: Shed Dogs; Koi cafes in Vietnam; 15 Ways to Get Someone Out of Your Head; the Jehovah's Witnesses view on what Jesus looked like.Theme music is Escaping like Indiana Jones by Komiku, with permission.

Nathan Brown, Joey Montagna, Daisy Thomas, Stevie Johnson, and Jay Clark get you ready for the Tigers and Blues at the Triple MCG. But Stevie J's voice is a bit cooked, and he still hasn't sorted out a fight with Steven Baker. Meanwhile, Joey is preparing for his Carlton Draft game, and putting out fires with Nick Riewoldt. Richmond's Nathan Broad joins the team, and cops an all-time clanger question from Browny.  Jay Z's Big 3 looks at Jye Menzie's rushed behind free kick, Tom Stewart moving on-ball, Rory Lobb moving into defense, and what Logan McDonald needed to do with his shot after the siren. Western Bulldog Bailey Dale phones in, and the team debate the best snapshot kicks in footy, and if Nick Daicos can reach GOAT status.  The boys run through the Good, Bad, and Ugly of round 16, then Carlton's Sam Docherty is in the box as he continues to recover from his knee injury.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Imp And Skizz podcast, we are grateful to welcome in the one and only Etho! Fascinating man, fascinating discussion, fascinating time as we delve into the mystery that is Etho.►Want to be a part of the live pre-show? Become a sponsor over at Glimpse to join us before we jump into our recording. Hang out with us while we dial in our equipment and be the first to find out what that day's recordings are going to be about! Perhaps even offer some of your own insight before we get started!https://www.glimpse.me/impandskizz►Listen to this podcast on all major podcast platforms:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2030783/15106137►Subscribe to the new Imp And Skizz Podcast channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCenRWz4J0b46-z41N-nly1A►OUR LINKS!Imp And Skizz YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/impandskizzImp And Skizz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imp.and.skizz/Imp And Skizz Twitter: https://twitter.com/impandskizzImpulse's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/impulsesvSkizzleman's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/mcskizzleman►SPECIAL THANKS TO"Imp&Skizz Podcast" jingle by Richard Thornton:  @RichardThornton  Podcast Logo by jsonlart: https://twitter.com/jasonlicariart

In this episode Alyssa is joined by John Zinn to discuss Chicago's beloved weather man but first we have some updates on Oh Malort! characters including Ed Burke and Ray Lopez. We do some follow the money. Digressions include: Chicago Rat Hole, Tamale Guy, Chance the Snappers, and Alyssa's jobs. Chicago Tribune: ‘Doozy' of a career: After nearly a half century on air, Tom Skilling nears his final forecast WGN: Colleagues Pay Tribute WBEZ: Tom Skilling has spent seven decades studying the weather. That won't stop with retirement. WGN: Chief Meteorologist will retire in February 2024 after 45 years at WGN WGN: Weiner Circle Pays Tribute WGN: Nisei Lounge New York Times: For Skilling, There Is No Such Thing as Bad Weather Chicago Magazine: The Cult of Tom Chicago Tribune: CARTOON CHARACTERS AND PUPPETS ARE GONE FROM TV WEATHER SEGMENTS. WTTW: The Groundhogs, and Tom Skilling, Have Spoken: It's Going To Be an Early Spring WGN Bio Dean Richards Interview Block Club Chicago: Tom Skilling Trading In Chicago Winters For Hawaiian Sunsets In Retirement The Atlantic: Long Live the Chicago Rat Hole Block Club Chicgao: Chance The Snapper Is Bigger Than Ever: Checking In On Chicago's Favorite Gator 3 Years Later Chicago Eater: The Saga of Chicago ‘Tamale Guy' Claudio Velez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode Tanner talks winter fishing in Biscayne Bay, Tim gets back offshore for some snapper, and the fish of the week is the spotted scorpionfish.

RJ took a boat trip, touring the bay and inlet in a sporty rental with some in-laws, and we get to hear about how urban boating works these days: rules you have to follow, examples of navigational hazards we landlubbers are blissfully unaware of, and how a real ship's captain behaves when questioned. We even managed to transition into Snappers with at least one nautically related one, and we take another marvelling look at the seamy underbelly of the dental industry—the mysterious “Little Man” who collects and somehow profits by your old crowns and bridges. Who is this person? How do you get that job? Do you have to be within a maximum height limit? Questions, questions, questions, laughs and a few answers await in this our 176th epic episode.Links: Shed Dogs; Northern Cafe and Grill; Deadloch; Word of Honor; One Spring Night; The Morning Show; Sam Altman reinstated to OpenAI; scrimshaw; olly olly oxen free.Theme music is Escaping like Indiana Jones by Komiku, by permission.

The Horn Dawgs talk about rave rules and Arnold Schwarnenegger's fat son! Follow us on Instagram @HornDawgsPodcast Subscribe on YouTube  Follow the Dawgs @Hernia @JonathanCerdaRowell Email us HornDawgsComedyPodcast@gmail.com

CBS News political contributors Terry Sullivan and Joel Payne join "CBS Mornings" to share their expectations for the new year in politics, including the 2024 presidential election, and what issues will matter most to voters.It's been a lean year for bears in Japan. A dry summer has left them with little to eat in the country's forests, so they have become bold and ventured into environments closer to humans. Bears have also moved into rural areas as humans leave them, causing a bear resurgence. All this has led to a record-high number of bear attacks. CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer speaks with a biologist studying this phenomenon.The long snapper is a position in football that is widely unknown, yet it's one of the most important. CBS News' Jan Crawford sat down with Baltimore Ravens long snapper Tyler Ott to talk about the precision needed to be a long snapper, and tried it out for herself.Sha'kyra Aughtry was hailed as a hero for rescuing Joey White, a 64-year-old man, and bringing her into her home for the holidays during last year's massive snowstorm in Buffalo. She and her family cared for White for days, until help arrived. Now, a year later, here's a look at their close bond. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

KJ, famous Shed Dog stage and screen actor, continues to be sought after in the acting world. Less important is our apology for the long delay between episodes. PJ has been asleep at the editing switch once more. Still…have you ever wondered what bath bombs do or what they're made of? Me neither, but all of a sudden here's KJ explaining it and working on making his own with Pattie of Vancouver. We also have Snappers in this episode, and whoever is feeding him these killers needs to knock it off. Halloween is reviewed (we're talking to you, Jessie of Montreal) and there's yet another solid gold money making idea from PJ. A long delay, yes, but worth the wait? You be the judge.Links: Shed Dogs; The London Beer Flood; collective nouns for animals; Notches of New England; The Camino and Porto; that Teresa Teng song referred to in the episode; Matthew Perry obituary; bath bombs; Taylor Swift; Leonard Nimoy sings that Bilbo Baggins song; William Shatner sings Mr. Tambourine Man.

In episode 289 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed reflecting on the passing of photographer John Sevigny, the fact that you are never too old to learn and how life informs our photography. Plus this week, photographer Robin Weaver takes on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which he answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' A 1970s travelling exhibition in Cardiff of photographs by Henri Cartier-Bresson made Robin Weaver want to be a documentary photographer. He completed a three-year course at Newport College of Art and then joined the South Wales Argus newspaper as a trainee press photographer. After six years he broadened his horizons – travelling to the USA and Australia where he worked for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian. On returning to England he again worked for newspapers in Kent, Hampshire and Derbyshire. However, the landscape of Derbyshire inspired him to take his photography in another direction. Now 'retired' from newspapers, he continues to make work and photograph that which inspires him working with his wife writer Helen Werin producing travel articles for magazines and newspapers. Cafe Royal Books have published two books of his work South Wales in the 1970s and South Wales Summer Carnivals 1970s. In addition he has self published two books of his work titled A Different Country and Snappers. https://robinweaver.co.uk This podcast is also available on Spotify, Google and Apple podcasts as well as wherever you usually get your podcasts. Dr. Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, documentary filmmaker, BBC Radio contributor and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). His film Do Not Bend: The Photographic Life of Bill Jay was first screened in 2018 www.donotbendfilm.com. He is the presenter of the A Photographic Life and In Search of Bill Jay podcasts. Scott's next book is Inside Vogue House: One building, seven magazines, sixty years of stories, Orphans Publishing, is on sale February 2024. © Grant Scott 2023

By the time you read this, the Barbie Movie bandwagon we're jumping on with two emphatic feet will probably be collecting dust on a Hollywood back lot, but in this episode we respond in a big way to Susinn of Vancouver's challenge back in Episode 169: see the movie, give our thoughts. We also take time to enjoy another round of KJ's Snappers, and PJ and RJ compare their starkly contrasting notes on economics instructors they had 50 or so years ago. But mostly: Barbie!Links: Shed Dogs; gift card tampering; the pompatus of love; nonce words; trebuchet; stochastic; slaughter bots!; lede; Barbie (the film).Theme music is Escaping like Indiana Jones by Komiku, by permission.

We are even more directionless than usual here, and we're hoping the resulting unplanned conversations about the nature of light and heat, about the use of cookies and the practice of asking whether they're acceptable, and about the concept of dark patterns in web design are both entertaining and educational. We also get to enjoy sharing listener mail with you, do a bunch of KJ's Snappers, and talk about approaches to berry picking. Finally we receive a Barbie challenge from special Guest Susinn of Vancouver. So centre your chi, picture a limpid pool deep in a silent forest, and put on some bug spray: it's the Shed Dogs! Links: Shed Dogs; the room temperature superconductor was not reproducible, alas; Fred Savage and Deadpool disagree over Nickelback; Vancouver's Pride Parade; the Barbie trailer; Carlos of Podstatus.Theme music is Escaping like Indiana Jones by Komiku, with permission.

  In this podcast, I share how to catch jumbo size vermilion snappers, a popular game fish known for their vibrant color and delicious taste. Catching jumbo-sized vermilion snappers requires a unique approach that differs from the traditional fishing methods. Vermilion snapper, also known as B-liner, is a species that's sustainably managed and responsibly harvested under U.S. regulations. They're known for their rosy-red color above, fading to pinkish then whitish below, with red fins and large eyes. Vermilion Snappers can reach up to 24 inches (60 centimeters), usually weighing about 6 pounds, although it's more common to catch smaller ones. Contrary to popular belief, using large baits does not necessarily attract large vermilion snappers. Instead, I emphasizes a specific method that I shared a few years ago to catch jumbo-sized vermilion and big yellow eye snappers in high pressured areas. I shared this technique a few years back and the fisherman that are not afraid of change are now catching jumbo size size vermilion and big yellow eye snappers in high pressured areas. Good Karma Saturday's Objective: Fishing guidance program for the self-led, responsible, and passionate angler who wishes to immensely improve their fishing trip and catch rate. This is a positive energy experience that will not only help you catch fish and have a fun day but also save time and money on the water. Topics covered: Gear, Bait, Spots, Weather, Tides, Mindset and more. I have been finding the current this summer along the edge of the reef using SATFISH OFFSHORE: Recieve $20.00 off a SATFISH yearly subscription by entering the code goodkarma at check out. Click here My Onnit Affiliate link for 20% off and more by signing up for texts and emails- click here. Connect with me on IG @goodkarmasportfishing_fl_keys Courses, blogs and more on my website.  

Carmen is in an AirBnb he doesn't trust. Maybe he's secretly being watched. He's not sure. He also doesn't like the weird smell at 3 am every night so he has to spray cologne on his upper lip before he goes to bed. This weekend he will be appearing at the Boca Black Box in Boca Raton and next week at Snappers in Ft. Myers. Come out and see hime for yourself.

The Broncos are focusing in on special teams with the addition of a new long-snapper and the jettisoning of Elliot Fry. Mike and Jess take a hard look at recent moves and make half-assed preseason predictions. Whatever you do, don't Skadoosh the Nooch! Sign up with MyBookie using our link to receive your welcome bonus https://mybookie.website/MileHighBroncos Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ's revered elder brother and serial listener Rob arrives from Saskatoon and his current listening position at about episode 61 (or put another way, about two years ago in Shed history), joins us in the Shed to the excited joy of all three Dogs. Mayhem ensues, and listeners will want to focus as a fast paced hour of chatter and laughs and coffee takes us through the recovery of an iPhone 14 from 30 feet of water, RJ's long lost wallet, BC by-election results, happy news for Bowinn Ma, million dollar ideas, unusually ridiculous Snappers, memories of Charlie the Lonesome Cougar, and more, with constant cross talk and Buddy the actual dog participating the whole way. We really had a lot of fun on this afternoon and we're really hoping you're able to catch some along with us.Links: Shed Dogs; a diver finds Jenna's phone; Saskatoon; the MLB definition for a walk-off; implosion of the Titan; Nuytco (the North Van submersible suit company), slide whistle; visiting the B.C. legislature; Bowinn Ma is expecting; the June, 2023, B.C. by-elections; Call Me Caroline reacts to the Beatles' first album; a car noise generator.

Hanna Freund and Christian Katt give you what you need to know about the 2023 SFCBL Season as we hit the halfway point. The SFCBL has two very different races in the North & South Division. What makes the Palm Beach Xtreme and West Boca Snappers dangerous teams?

This week have a chat about Romancing The Stone. Plus, we have a quick wee chat about other random crap Deano has found online. Don't forget to share, like, subscribe, and all that bollocks. "Tell your friends about me!" - "Well, us!" Also, don't forget to check out our back catalog, as there's something there to tickle everyone's fancy. Oi oi! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and, Twitter. Visit us at https://linktr.ee/podculturevultures

After a weather impacted first weekend of SFCBL Action, Christian Katt chats with the SFCBL Pitcher and Player of the Week, as well as the hero of Monday night's Snappers walk-off win.

We had a fun conversation about MiLB merchandise in this week's episode with Bob Villarreal. Bob is the merchandise manager for the Beloit Sky Carp. He discusses how long he's been with the team and what roles he's had. He also tells us how he started running the team store.Hear Bob's PA announcer stories and hear him tell the story about the transition from the Snappers to the Sky Carp.Follow Bob and the Sky Carp online.Bob Villarreal - Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/skycarpmerchBeloit Sky Carp -Merchandise Website: https://skycarp.milbstore.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beloitskycarp/ (@BeloitSkyCarp)Twitter: https://twitter.com/beloitskycarp (@BeloitSkyCarp)Earned Fun Average -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/earnedfunavg/ (@EarnedFunAvg)Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/earnedfunavg/ (@EarnedFunAvg)

  We are making a few changes here at Good Karma Sportfising. In this podcast I announce what is happening including a Florida Keys-South Florida YouTube fishing video announcment, but it is not what you think. Back to basics. Interested in connecting further? IG is @goodkarmasportfishing_fl_keys Download the free Good Karma Sportfishing App on Google or Apple. Website is https://www.goodkarmasportfishing.com Fishing blog https://goodkarmasportfishing.com/blog/ Sharpen your sportfishing skills online courses at: https://goodkarmafishingtackle.com/co... Good Karma Sportfishing YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4oxB3fBphtV-1CLwsA-NnQ Email me at goodkarmaryan@gmail.com if you are interested in: Crew 1 $49 a month Crew 2 $279 a month Crew 1 and 2 is $299 a month Recreational anglers only. Both on Zoom/recorded/monthly/non-refundable. Private 1:1 coaching/consulting available for recreational and charter captains. Email me for a conversation and customized program.

Golic & Smetty get ready for their trip to Radio Row in Phoenix for the Super Bowl. They breakdown Golic Family Mini Golf matches, the conference championship games, the 49ers next move, Tom Brady's next spot and what they are excited for during Super Bowl week. Golic and Rihanna is the picture we all want and need. Follow Mike and Jess on Twitter! Golic: https://twitter.com/golic Smetty: https://twitter.com/jessica_smetana Odds and Lines are Subject to Change Gambling Problem? Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA).   21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MD/MI /NJ/ NY/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN OH/ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply. Free bets: Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 bet. $200 issued as free bets that expire 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. See terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/basketballlterms. No Sweat: Valid 1 per customer. NBA same game parlay bets only. Min 3-leg. First bet after opting-in must lose. Paid as one Free Bet Token based on amount of initial losing bet. Max. wagering limits apply. Free Bets expire 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. Ends at the start of the final NBA game each day when offered prior to 2/16/23 @ 10PM ET. See terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/basketballterms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scroll down for takeaways you can use from today's show. Enter the Sound Judgment Listener Name Contest! On Standing Ovation, Jay calls his listeners “clappers.” Glynn Washington of Snap Judgment calls his listeners “snappers.” What Should I Read Next? host Anne Bogel talks to her “readers.” What should we call you? Enter our contest, inspired by Jay Baer. Here's how it works: Submit your ideas (as many as you would like) here.Deadline: Saturday, February 4. Prize: We'll choose the best, most fun name from the entries. Jay Baer,  the second most popular tequila influencer in the world, will send the winner a bottle of tequila from his personal stash. We'll also promote you in our newsletter, on an episode of Sound Judgment, in our show notes and on our social channels. Don't wait! Jay Baer Hall of Fame keynote speaker Jay Baer has lost count of the number of podcasts he has produced and hosted. He is also a New York Times bestselling author of six books and founder of five multi-million dollar companies. Filled with real-world case studies, Jay's programs teach companies how to turn customer experience, customer service, and marketing into their biggest business growth advantage. Jay has advised Caterpillar, Nike, IBM, Allstate, The United Nations, and 32 of the FORTUNE 500. He is the founder of Convince & Convert, a strategy consulting firm that owns the world's #1 content marketing blog and the world's top marketing podcast. He is also a tequila sommelier and the second most popular tequila influencer in the world.Connect with Jay at Jaybaer.com and thebaerfacts.com.The episode discussed on today's Sound Judgment:Standing Ovation, David HorsagerA note about Sound Judgment: We believe that no podcast host does good work alone. All hosts rely on their producers, the hidden hands that enable a host to shine. We strive to give credit to every podcast producer whenever it's possible to do so. Jay both produces and hosts Standing Ovation on his own.  Connect Subscribe to Sound Judgment, the Newsletter, about creative choices in audio storytelling. Elaine welcomes genuine connections on LinkedIn.Visit Podcast Allies to learn about our individual and team training; podcast development consulting; podcast production services; podcast host coaching; and podcast producer coaching. Speaking: To hire Elaine to speak at your event, email allies@podcastallies.com.Help us find and celebrate today's best hosts!Share your Sound Judgment dream guest with us. Who's your favorite podcast host? Drop us an email at allies@podcastallies.com. Because of you, that host may appear on Sound Judgment.Say Thank YouLeave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts.On the show page on your phone, scroll to the bottom of the episodes. Click on the stars to rate; click on “Write a Review” to tell us what you think! Takeaways from this episode1. Your story could be worth millions of dollars. Why aren't you analyzing what makes it good? Like the typical podcast host, the typical speaker—no matter how successful— doesn't know why their material is good. They're just operating on instinct. Which also means you don't know how to improve your work. As Jay said, a good keynote speaker tells the same story many, many different times a year, often for several years. As he says, that means their “signature story” could be worth millions and millions of dollars. He's dumbfounded by the lack of insight most speakers have about these extraordinarily valuable stories. “To not know how or why it's good, or how it's gotten better over time, is amazing,” he says.That's one reason he started Standing Ovation and a big reason why I started Sound Judgment and am on a quest to identify the universal skills of hostiness. While you're not likely to make millions directly from your podcast, if you use it as the linchpin of your business or your social impact organization, you could count its value in the millions. That's just one of many superb reasons to keep learning. Dissect your own episodes, on your own or with a guide. Also, deconstruct podcasts you love. You'll learn a ton and your work will become far more valuable in the process.  2. Bob Ross had it right. Remember the painting instructor on PBS? Millions of people watched his show, because he instructed while he painted pictures – and made the process understandable through example. Jay Baer loves what I call “living case studies” because they do what Bob Ross did – they entertain while they inform. Everybody tuning into a show like Standing Ovation, or Bob Ross, envisions themselves practicing the craft themselves. It's vicarious, which is fun, and inspiring. And, as Jay says, if you're asking someone to invest their very precious time listening to your show, “you darn well better both entertain them and improve them in some way.” That's especially true for business, personal development, and educational shows of all kinds. 3. When and why should you tell a personal story, if your podcast isn't personal? Say you run a podcast for small business owners, fitness enthusiasts, or fly fishermen? There are two tests: Is it relevant to your ideal listener? Can you tie a lesson back to the topic at hand? Two, does it elicit an emotion? As Jay said, if you barrage listeners with one piece of data after another, they won't remember it. But they will remember how you make them feel, as Maya Angelou so famously said. 4. Name your listeners! It's a great way to create a community. When we're identified by a name we feel good about, we feel like we've made it into a special club. It's a metaphorical shirt we can put on.  Glynn Washington calls Snap Judgment listeners Snappers; Jay calls his Standing Ovation listeners Clappers.What should I call you? What metaphorical shirt do you want to wear?We are running a contest, inspired by Jay. Whomever comes up with the best, most fun name for yourself and your fellow listeners will get a bottle of tequila from Jay's personal stash. That's really cool, because in addition to being a marketing guru, Jay is the second most popular tequila influencer in the world.Here's the link again to enter. Submit your ideas now. The deadline is Saturday, February 4, 2023. Winners will get a shoutout in our newsletter, on the podcast and in our social channels. Credits Sound Judgment is a production of Podcast Allies, LLC. Host: Elaine Appleton GrantProject Manager: Tina BassirSound Design and Audio Editing: Andrew ParellaIllustrator: Sarah Edgell  

Back to the orginal old school nugget style podcasts packed with information about how to catch African pompano, yellow jacks and mutton snapeprs. Talking about jigs, dead bait and live bait. Focus on public fishing numbers that hold these fish in the Upper Florida and Middle Florida Keys. I also talk about bait and more. Enjoy and I hope it helps you catch more fish this winter. If you have already purchased a course, just email me to recieve a code $25.00 purchase code for this audio bonus.  I go into depth about leaders and mutton snapper fishing tips. Audio Bonus on Mutton Snappers Here are the details for both Crew 1 and Crew 2. This is for recreational anglers only! There is a screening process to make sure you are a recreational angler. If someone isn't honest during the process, they will be asked to leave. I have private coaching for even further fishing coaching which can be either recreational or charter/business coaching. Please email me if you are interested. Crew 1 launched in Oct. 2020 will continue at $49 a month and is a monthly live Zoom call on a Wed. night approx. 1 ½ hours. Those calls are recorded and consist of group updates as it's a community, guest speakers and rigging/lure making tips. There is a FB Group and Voxer Group for the community and support. Crew 2 is new and will start in January. $279 a month or Pay in Full (PIF) for a year at $3,011.00 which is a 10% discount. This is next level for learning and community. This will consist of 2 live calls a month via Zoom- recorded.

  Hey Guys- Thanks for listening to the podcast! I am really looking forward on launching Crew 2 based on the feedback and questions I see from the success of Crew 1. Here are the details for both Crew 1 and Crew 2. This is for recreational anglers only! There is a screening process to make sure you are a recreational angler. If someone isn't honest during the process, they will be asked to leave. I have private coaching for even further fishing coaching which can be either recreational or charter/business coaching. Please email me if you are interested. Crew 1 launched in Oct. 2020 will continue at $49 a month and is a monthly live Zoom call on a Wed. night approx. 1 ½ hours. Those calls are recorded and consist of group updates as it's a community, guest speakers and rigging/lure making tips. There is a FB Group and Voxer Group for the community and support. Crew 2 is new and will start in January. $279 a month or Pay in Full (PIF) for a year at $3,011.00 which is a 10% discount. This is next level for learning and community. This will consist of 2 live calls a month via Zoom- recorded. 1st call is the trainings and each month will be different. No time as a measure as some trainings may need shorter time or longer time. The 2nd call of the month is Q & A (approx. 2 weeks later so you can use the teachings) where questions will be in the chat and 1 per person pending group size and time (approx.. an hour). The questions are to be relation to the topic. Will also have a FB Group and Voxer for community and support. If you wish to be in 1 and 2- there is a savings of $30. So, it's $299 a month or Pay in Full (PIF) for a year is $3,229.00 which is a 10% discount. I do not offer refunds due to the nature of the material. And as with any coaching program, you are responsible to show up and for your results, which will vary. My groups are supportive and not about Ego. It's for learning, having fun, releasing stress, and building community. If that sounds like you, you will be a great fit! It's not about the size of your boat or even having boat, I fished the majority of my life without a boat and am very proud of that. Questions? Email me at goodkarmaryan@gmail.com. Again- I am super excited about this next level and hope to see you in the crew! Anytime you're fishing it's all good! Capt. Ryan

On today's episode of "Off the Cuff" Andy, Randy, Brian & Beau talk about what happened to the 3D TV movement that started about a decade ago, special teamers doing special things and more. Check it out!

Being a long snapper in the NFL is one of the stranger jobs in all of sports. You spend your time hunched over, trying to throw perfect spirals backwards and between your legs -- in high pressure situations – and no one really knows about you or cares about you unless something goes terribly, horribly wrong. Sports Illustrated's Alex Prewitt recently went down the long snapping rabbit hole, and today he takes us into the upside-down world of these men – a world filled with quirky perfectionists, a lot of down time, and the desire to finally get the respect they feel they deserve.Read Alex Prewitt's full story:https://www.si.com/nfl/2022/11/16/inside-economics-evolution-politics-of-long-snappers-daily-coverSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this game preview Buckeye Talk, Doug Lesmerises, Nathan Baird and Stephen Means are here to break down Ohio State at Northwestern on Saturday. No gambling pod this week, so this is the only Buckeye Talk that will appear in your Friday feed. The breakdown: How bad weather may affect the game (0:20) Denzel Burke and the OSU cornerbacks (7:16) Defensive tackle Mike Hall's emergence (14:49) Defensive tackle Tyleik Williams coming off a big game (19:08) The health of running back Miyan Williams (23:52) A new long snapper (27:38) Really good left tackles the last two weeks (29:49) Northwestern's best offensive weapon (39:05) The Wildcats' DC problem (42:21) Why Georgia-Tennessee matters to Ohio State (44:45) Our OSU-NU game picks (53:22) Hot dog ice cream (1:00:54) Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A person with a "situation" turns to poetry for some advice. This week on Snap, we dive into an epic poem to solve a problem with Luisa Beck from Audible's “Dear Poetry” podcast. This episode is uncensored and contains strong language, sensitive listeners & young Snappers please be advised. BIG love and thanks to Luisa Beck for this segment of “Dear Poetry”! Thank you also to poet Luther Hughes as well as the OG poet Paul Tran who actually wrote the poem featured in this episode (“Like Judith Slaying Holofernes”). “Dear Poetry” has even more callers with more dilemmas – and a lot more poetry on their podcast – you can listen at adbl.co/DearPoetry! If you like what you hear - Audible has a free trial. Listen to the entire season of “Dear Poetry” with that free trial and leave a review… it helps in so many ways! You can also follow @luibeck on Twitter for show updates. Season 13 - Episode 46

Zach and Elliot recap the wildest Bengals game in recent memory. We give our thoughts on the full NFL slate and preview the upcoming Cowboys game. And at the 44:45 mark we tell our absolutely insane experience watching the Bengals game while a Lions fan and an Eagles fan fight right next to us.

Fantasy Wildcard Rewind - Episode 2 - Week One Rewind!  We talk our predictions from last week and look forward to the games in Week 2. We also dive into the highlights, lowlights and how long snappers are people too.

LAisOurHouse Episode #272 - Snappers by LAisOurHouse

G'day Snappers!So this week we discuss the age-old question that has been on photographers' minds for many years. Should we put our prices up on our websites for everyone to see? or should we ask that potential couples contact us to receive this pricing? Looking for an amazing CRM tool for photographers? Check out Studio Ninja and use the promo code SNAPPENING50 for 50% off a year's subscription.Mountain Edits is a New Zealand based photo and video editing company specialising in weddings and events! Use the code snap10 to get 10% off your first edit!Do you need an awesome album company / image delivery workflow? Check out our friends at Queensberry. Use the discount code SNAPPENING19 to get 50% off Studio Samples and 40% of any Workspace Subscriptions - including the lifetime subscription.Check out Pixellu, who make Smart Albums and Smart Slides. They have come on board with an amazing 20% discount for all their products for your first year. Their discount code is SPG56.Session is fantastic tool for organising bookings and mini shoots. Go to usesession.com and use the discount code SNAPPENING30 to get 30% off your first month or year subscription!Look up Greg at www.gregcampbell.photo and Thom at www.thomasstewart.com.au

Chapter 5: A field goal always starts with the long snapper. In fact, there is no field goal without the long snapper. So, we explore the long snapper position through Nate Boyer and Kendall Gammon. Boyer is a former Green Beret in the US Army who learned to long snap, from the ground up, as a 30-year-old in order to fulfill his dream of starting for the University of Texas Longhorns football team. Gammon played 218 straight games during his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, New Orleans Saints, and Kansas City Chiefs, and is one of the best long snappers in NFL history.Chapter 6: Someone needs to catch those tight spirals. This is an inside look at the holder position through Bryan Barker who had a 16-year NFL career as a holder and punter for teams including the Kansas City Chiefs, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Philadelphia Eagles. He held for both Nick Lowery (Kansas City Chiefs, New York Jets), and Eddie Murray (Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles) who are not only featured in this series but who also required very different holding techniques from Barker. Since holders almost always play other positions, National Football League veteran John Carney (San Diego Chargers, New Orleans Saints) compares the difference between the punters and backup quarterbacks that held for him during his career. Louisville's Art Carmody and Texas Tech's Alex Trlica discuss having future NFL starting wide receivers Harry Douglas and Danny Amendola hold for them respectively, during their time as elite college kickers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chapter 5: A field goal always starts with the long snapper. In fact, there is no field goal without the long snapper. So, we explore the long snapper position through Nate Boyer and Kendall Gammon. Boyer is a former Green Beret in the US Army who learned to long snap, from the ground up, as a 30-year-old in order to fulfill his dream of starting for the University of Texas Longhorns football team. Gammon played 218 straight games during his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, New Orleans Saints, and Kansas City Chiefs, and is one of the best long snappers in NFL history. Chapter 6: Someone needs to catch those tight spirals. This is an inside look at the holder position through Bryan Barker who had a 16-year NFL career as a holder and punter for teams including the Kansas City Chiefs, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Philadelphia Eagles. He held for both Nick Lowery (Kansas City Chiefs, New York Jets), and Eddie Murray (Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles) who are not only featured in this series but who also required very different holding techniques from Barker. Since holders almost always play other positions, National Football League veteran John Carney (San Diego Chargers, New Orleans Saints) compares the difference between the punters and backup quarterbacks that held for him during his career. Louisville's Art Carmody and Texas Tech's Alex Trlica discuss having future NFL starting wide receivers Harry Douglas and Danny Amendola hold for them respectively, during their time as elite college kickers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chapter 5: A field goal always starts with the long snapper. In fact, there is no field goal without the long snapper. So, we explore the long snapper position through Nate Boyer and Kendall Gammon. Boyer is a former Green Beret in the US Army who learned to long snap, from the ground up, as a 30-year-old in order to fulfill his dream of starting for the University of Texas Longhorns football team. Gammon played 218 straight games during his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, New Orleans Saints, and Kansas City Chiefs, and is one of the best long snappers in NFL history.Chapter 6: Someone needs to catch those tight spirals. This is an inside look at the holder position through Bryan Barker who had a 16-year NFL career as a holder and punter for teams including the Kansas City Chiefs, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Philadelphia Eagles. He held for both Nick Lowery (Kansas City Chiefs, New York Jets), and Eddie Murray (Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles) who are not only featured in this series but who also required very different holding techniques from Barker. Since holders almost always play other positions, National Football League veteran John Carney (San Diego Chargers, New Orleans Saints) compares the difference between the punters and backup quarterbacks that held for him during his career. Louisville's Art Carmody and Texas Tech's Alex Trlica discuss having future NFL starting wide receivers Harry Douglas and Danny Amendola hold for them respectively, during their time as elite college kickers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chapter 5: A field goal always starts with the long snapper. In fact, there is no field goal without the long snapper. So, we explore the long snapper position through Nate Boyer and Kendall Gammon. Boyer is a former Green Beret in the US Army who learned to long snap, from the ground up, as a 30-year-old in order to fulfill his dream of starting for the University of Texas Longhorns football team. Gammon played 218 straight games during his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, New Orleans Saints, and Kansas City Chiefs, and is one of the best long snappers in NFL history. Chapter 6: Someone needs to catch those tight spirals. This is an inside look at the holder position through Bryan Barker who had a 16-year NFL career as a holder and punter for teams including the Kansas City Chiefs, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Philadelphia Eagles. He held for both Nick Lowery (Kansas City Chiefs, New York Jets), and Eddie Murray (Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles) who are not only featured in this series but who also required very different holding techniques from Barker. Since holders almost always play other positions, National Football League veteran John Carney (San Diego Chargers, New Orleans Saints) compares the difference between the punters and backup quarterbacks that held for him during his career. Louisville's Art Carmody and Texas Tech's Alex Trlica discuss having future NFL starting wide receivers Harry Douglas and Danny Amendola hold for them respectively, during their time as elite college kickers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

When E.T. walked across the screen and into the hearts of moviegoers everywhere, that lovable space alien who wanted to “phone home” needed a sound for its walk. Foley artists, the sound magicians who add special effects to movies, decided to use a bag of jello in a damp T-shirt. Indeed, a Foley artist is nothing but ingenious. Snappers, clackers, ka-chunkers, sha-shonkers and things that go “ronk” are just a few things you might find in their toolbox, along with celery — good for broken bones — or paperclips on gloves to imitate a cat walking down the hall. We'll learn about these tricks of the trade from some of the world's best Foley artists at Skywalker Sound in Marin. Guests: Anna Wiener, contributing writer, The New Yorker - She is the author of the memoir "Uncanny Valley." Her most recent piece for the New Yorker is titled "Noisemakers." Shelley Roden, Foley artist, Skywalker Sound - Roden has worked as a Foley artist for over 25 years, and has worked on "Black Panther," "Top Gun: Maverick," "Soul," "Turning Red," and hundreds of other films. Scott Curtis, Foley Mixer, Curtis has mixed sound for a variety of movies including "Titanic," "Team America" and "Black Panther."