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“I could never fail to marvel at guests like our current one in February Anastasia Rose. Like some or many of our guests she exhibits enormous talent and ability not only in more than one endeavor but seems to do so while possessed of integrity, an engaging temperament, and thus an ideal guest for our podcast as well as inspiration to others.Like me she is both a musician and neurodivergent but quite unlike me she has chosen to do everything in music from playing wind instruments, teaching and leading band, playing guitar as a singer-songwriter, playing in a punk band all in addition to being a pianist (and I am sure some other things I can't think of at the moment). Moreover, she is also a music therapist and has her own business helping people of the most diverse psychological needs and backgrounds. I feel something of her spirit, in its commitment to her practice and eclecticism in styles, bodes well for our future more generally and I certainly enjoyed hearing her discuss her journey.” Bio NURODIVERGENT, MUSICIAN, POET, ARTIST & MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATE Originally hailing from Texas, Anastasia Rose has found a new home in the greater Denver metropolitan area. Her music combines multiple genres to encompass a nostalgic yet nouveau style with influence from Florence + The Machine, Elliott Smith, Death Cab For Cutie, Regina Spektor, and Ingrid Michaelson. Anastasia recently released her first solo single, Cosmic Love, a three song album which was written, performed, and produced by her. From a young age, Anastasia took to music performance, composition, and education in a virtuosically natural fashion. She was singing before she was talking and playing the piano before she knew how to make friends. Music was always there for her and thus it was bound to become her passion and career as an adult.She is the CEO and primary therapist for Creative Remedies, LLC -- a therapy and lesson business aiming to offer therapeutic music experiences and education to all who seek it across the intersections of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, ability, neurology, socioeconomic class, religion, and more. Anastasia's music career is eclectic. She has performed with ensembles such as the Crossmen Drum and Bugle Corps and Boston Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps which showcased and competed in front of upwards of 20,000 people at venues like the Lucas Oil Stadium (home of the Indianapolis Colts), Sports Authority Field (home of the Denver Broncos), and MetLife Stadium (home of the New York Giants and New York Jets). Anastasia has also performed for various venues and festivals around the Denver metro area such as Herman's Hideaway, Your Mom's House, the People's Fair, Swallow Hill Music, and the Broomfield Summer Concert Series. She has also been part of ensembles that have opened for artists and bands across genres such as Emma Back, Younger Than Neil, and Write Minded. For the extended bio, visit us here: https://www.facebook.com/journeyofanaesthetepodcast Links: Performance/composer side: https://anastasiarosemusic.com Therapist/music teacher side: https://www.creativeremediesllc.com Sampling of her new tracks: https://anastasiarosemusic.com/music --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/support

Kenyon Salo energizes and inspires us to take more risks, to get outside our comfort zones, and to create more experiences that impact others – living our “Bucket List Life.”Kenyon is a professional athlete, adventurer, and skydiver with over 7000 jumps. He has been flying via parachute into Sports Authority Field at 60+ mph, ending with a soft tip-toe landing on the ten-yard line, for every Denver Broncos home game for the past 9 years as one of five members of the Denver Broncos Thunderstorm Skydive Team.In his talks, he has a rare ability to capture and engage everyone in the room via his energy, his riveting storytelling, and even by creating content that delivers to each of the Four Color Personality Types by speaking to the core motives and natural talents that everyone experiences as human beings.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.calentertainment.com/virtually-speaking/

“What story are we telling about America?” – Washington’s NFL team agree to change their name. We discuss the Washington Redskins decision to change their controversial name and logo following years of opposition from Native American communities and recent pressure from major club sponsors. Mark Trahant - who is a member of Idaho’s Shoshone-Bannock Tribe and editor of Indian Country Today - tells us the name was offensive because “it came from the era when natives were sold by body parts”. He also recalls being told by his father as a six year old boy not to use the ‘R word’ and he believes all teams that use Native American words and symbols will eventually have to change their names. The “Washington Red Tails” is among the favourites to be the team’s next name and we’re joined by Martin McCauley, who owns the trademark to that name along with a host of others. The Washington fan tells us all about his unusual hobby of trademarking potential team names, how he won’t stand in Washington’s way if they want to use one of his names and he explains why he’s hired a lawyer this week. The former NBA player calling for the current season to be abandoned - Etan Thomas played for the Washington Wizards, Oklahoma City Thunder and Atlanta Hawks during his professional career. He's now calling on NBA commissioner Adam Silver to cancel the current season due to the risks associated with playing during the Covid-19 pandemic. Thomas says of Silver "Valuing the lives of human beings over economic motivations is a concept that is absent from Donald Trump. You are not him." He also tells us it’s “tragic” that Elena Delle Donne, who suffers from chronic Lyme Disease, was denied the opportunity to opt out of the upcoming WNBA season. 2082 miles on an exercise bike while shielding from coronavirus and battling stage 4 bowel cancer - Keith Farquharson recently completed the 2018 Tour de France course on an exercise bike to raise money for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation. He chose the 2018 course as that was the year he was first off work with cancer and he watched the race live on TV. He says he juggled the virtual race, with working full-time, a young family and having cancer treatment. We check in on the second test between England and West Indies. Former West Indies T20 captain Carlos Brathwaite joins us to discuss the latest action in the test, the series so far and living in a bio-secure bubble in order to be at the ground. Following a big week off the pitch for Manchester City we’re joined by broadcaster Natalie Paweleck to discuss the club’s FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal, the clubs hopes of ending this season with three trophies and if their victory at CAS could see Pep Guardiola extend his stay as manager. And this week’s Sporting Witness tells the story of David Beckham signing for LA Galaxy in Major League Soccer back in 2007. Image: American Indian Movement protest the Washington Redskins as they arrive in town to play the Denver Broncos at Sports Authority Field at Mile HIgh in Denver, Co.(Getty Images)

NFL picks and odds for Week 1 of the regular season direct from Las Vegas with Minty Bets and professional sports handicapper Teddy Covers. Teddy previews NFL Week 1goes over the spreads and totals for the entire opening week the football regular season.NFL Regular Season Week 1 Date Time Away Team Home Team StadiumThu, 9/10 8:20 pm EDT Houston Texans (0 - 0) Kansas City Chiefs (0 - 0) Arrowhead Stadium Sun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Philadelphia Eagles (0 - 0) Washington Redskins (0 - 0) FedEx FieldSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT New York Jets (0 - 0) Buffalo Bills (0 - 0) New Era FieldSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Miami Dolphins (0 - 0) New England Patriots (0 - 0) Gillette StadiumSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Cleveland Browns (0 - 0) Baltimore Ravens (0 - 0) M&T Bank StadiumSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Seattle Seahawks (0 - 0) Atlanta Falcons (0 - 0) Mercedes-Benz StadiumSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Indianapolis Colts (0 - 0) Jacksonville Jaguars (0 - 0) TIAA Bank FieldSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Las Vegas Raiders (0 - 0) Carolina Panthers (0 - 0) Bank of America StadiumSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Chicago Bears (0 - 0) Detroit Lions (0 - 0) Ford FieldSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Green Bay Packers (0 - 0) Minnesota Vikings (0 - 0) U.S. Bank StadiumSun, 9/13 4:05 pm EDT Los Angeles Chargers (0 - 0) Cincinnati Bengals (0 - 0) Paul Brown StadiumSun, 9/13 4:25 pm EDT Arizona Cardinals (0 - 0) San Francisco 49ers (0 - 0) Levi's StadiumSun, 9/13 4:25 pm EDT Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0 - 0) New Orleans Saints (0 - 0) Mercedes-Benz SuperdomeSun, 9/13 8:20 pm EDT Dallas Cowboys (0 - 0) Los Angeles Rams (0 - 0) SoFi Stadium Mon, 9/14 7:15 pm EDT Pittsburgh Steelers (0 - 0) New York Giants (0 - 0) MetLife StadiumMon, 9/14 10:10 pm EDT Tennessee Titans (0 - 0) Denver Broncos (0 - 0) Sports Authority Field at Mile High

NFL picks and odds for Week 1 of the regular season direct from Las Vegas with Minty Bets and professional sports handicapper Teddy Covers. Teddy previews NFL Week 1goes over the spreads and totals for the entire opening week the football regular season.NFL Regular Season Week 1 Date Time Away Team Home Team StadiumThu, 9/10 8:20 pm EDT Houston Texans (0 - 0) Kansas City Chiefs (0 - 0) Arrowhead Stadium Sun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Philadelphia Eagles (0 - 0) Washington Redskins (0 - 0) FedEx FieldSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT New York Jets (0 - 0) Buffalo Bills (0 - 0) New Era FieldSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Miami Dolphins (0 - 0) New England Patriots (0 - 0) Gillette StadiumSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Cleveland Browns (0 - 0) Baltimore Ravens (0 - 0) M&T Bank StadiumSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Seattle Seahawks (0 - 0) Atlanta Falcons (0 - 0) Mercedes-Benz StadiumSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Indianapolis Colts (0 - 0) Jacksonville Jaguars (0 - 0) TIAA Bank FieldSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Las Vegas Raiders (0 - 0) Carolina Panthers (0 - 0) Bank of America StadiumSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Chicago Bears (0 - 0) Detroit Lions (0 - 0) Ford FieldSun, 9/13 1:00 pm EDT Green Bay Packers (0 - 0) Minnesota Vikings (0 - 0) U.S. Bank StadiumSun, 9/13 4:05 pm EDT Los Angeles Chargers (0 - 0) Cincinnati Bengals (0 - 0) Paul Brown StadiumSun, 9/13 4:25 pm EDT Arizona Cardinals (0 - 0) San Francisco 49ers (0 - 0) Levi's StadiumSun, 9/13 4:25 pm EDT Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0 - 0) New Orleans Saints (0 - 0) Mercedes-Benz SuperdomeSun, 9/13 8:20 pm EDT Dallas Cowboys (0 - 0) Los Angeles Rams (0 - 0) SoFi Stadium Mon, 9/14 7:15 pm EDT Pittsburgh Steelers (0 - 0) New York Giants (0 - 0) MetLife StadiumMon, 9/14 10:10 pm EDT Tennessee Titans (0 - 0) Denver Broncos (0 - 0) Sports Authority Field at Mile High

SPECIAL EDITION PODCAST SHOW with Host Kimberly McLemore and Special Guests Francine Payne, Founder of “I am Not Broken Yet” and Kenyon Salo, Founder of Kenyon Salo, Inc.Francine Payne is the Founder of “I am Not Broken Yet”, Co-Author of War Stories Volume I and Speaker for a special outreach ministry sharing her story on domestic violence and in a bondage marriage.Martha Young originally from Louisiana but now resides in Texas. She is a mother of four girls and a step-son and a grandmother of nine grandkids. She is a Survivor of Domestic violence and has survived going through a loss of a child to cancer. Martha will be sharing her personal story with us tonight and a brief discussion on her upcoming new book.Kenyon Salo is the "James Bond" of Speaking and Keynote Engagements. Kenyon is a top trainer, facilitator and keynote speaker in the fields of adventure, leadership, team building, sales, customer service and inspiration/motivation.One of only five members on the Denver Broncos Thunderstorm Skydive Team he is seen each week flying into Sports Authority Field at 60+mph, ending with a soft tip-toe landing on the ten yard line. He brings to the stage over 20+ years of successful audience engagement through humor, awe-inspiring moments, prolific storytelling and 'edge-of-the seat' content. His goal is to deliver high caliber, powerful and heart touching content to each person in the room.

North America Won The Bid for the 2026 World Cup! What Did We Win?  The United States, Canada, and Mexico will co-host the 2026 World Cup. This will be a 48 team World Cup - a global phenomenon - with 80 games played in total. 60 games will be played in the US. 10 games will be played in Canada. And 10 games will be played in Canada. North America won this bid by a FIFA Congress vote of 134 to 65.  What North America won, however, is much bigger than the humble numbers above suggest. For the soccer community and the sports community in general, this is huge! Soccer is the most popular sport in the world! We just dropped the tailgate and invited fans from all over the world to come party with us!  The hype, commentary, and spending that will go into making this event remembered around the world will infuse tremendous energy into North American Soccer - and it couldn't have come at a better time! After not qualifying for the 2018 World Cup, this is exactly the shot of adrenaline that the Untied States needs to reenergize our love for the sport.  Alexi Lalas 1994 World Cup (Played in the US) / Soccer Analyst for Fox "This gives us a beacon." What This Win Means for Youth Soccer The last time the US hosted a world cup was in 1994. That one event played a role in the establishment of Major League Soccer (the MLS). The MLS started in December of 1993. Events like the World Cup have the potential for inspiring tectonic shifts in the soccer landscape.  As a nation, we can expect an explosion of soccer interest and participation. The press is going to be talking about the upcoming games. Sponsors are going to be vying for advertising space and tailoring their ads to have a soccer theme. Kid will be learning about new heroes and wanting to get on the field and show off their new skills.  American's Sports Interest Landscape in 2014 Source: The Harris Poll - See below for link In a recent interview between Colin Cowherd and Alexi Lalas (see below for link), Colin cites a more recent Harris poll that shows the interest landscape has changed. Football, he says is 30% today. Basketball and Soccer are now 11%. I was unable to find the source he referenced.  An event like the World Cup is bound to have a profound impact on youth sports. We can expect to see memberships going up, video games coming out, fields being improved, clothing item sales going up, and more.  What the Financial Impact? The US promised FIFA an $11 Billion profit. The event is expected to generate $14 Billion in revenue.  To put this in perspective, a last Superbowl 51 was reportedly breaking records at generating $ 392 Million in ads shown during the game. Merchandise reportedly generated $88 Million in merchandise revenue, $82 Million on food, and $710 Million on alcohol. All of these numbers combined are still only a fraction of the money that the US is predicting will be generated by the 2026 World Cup.  If consider the additional revenue generated in multiple cities for TV rights, local entertainment of visiting fans, and the hype and excitement that will be created by contact with so many party goers, the financial impact of this event is even higher! What Cities will Host Games? Mexico Guadalajara (Estadio Akron): Capacity: 46,232 (Expandable to 48,071) Mexico City (Estadio Azteca): Capacity: 87,523 Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bancomer): Capacity: 53,500 Canada Edmonton (Commonwealth Stadium): Capacity: 56,302 Montreal (Olympic Stadium): Capacity: 61,004 (Expandable to 73,000) Toronto (BMO Field): Capacity: 30,000 (Expandable to 45,500) United States Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium): Capacity: 71,000 Baltimore (M&T Bank Stadium): Capacity: 71,006 Boston (Gillette Stadium): Capacity: 65,878 (Expandable to 70,000) Cincinnati (Paul Brown Stadium): Capacity: 65,515 (Expandable to 67,402)   Dallas (AT&T Stadium): Capacity: 80,000 Denver (Sports Authority Field at Mile High): Capacity: 76,125 (Expandable to 77,595)

Seth Keysor from ArrowheadPride.com sits down to talk about the young players that walked into Sports Authority Field to get a win. Mahomes got his career off to a hot start for SethCouple of things to work on for #15Will Matt Nagy be back in KC for 2018?Kpassagnon deserves more playing timeDid the Chiefs dodge a the Paxton Lynch draft bullet?The trouble with ParkerAnthony Sherman caught Seth's eye too!If you missed any coverage form the game, check Ryan's timeline @RyanTracyNFLCheck out all the Kansas City Chiefs content at LockedOnChiefs.com. Call the show and leave us a voicemail at 913-777-4457! #Chiefs #ChiefsKingdom #NFL  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Seth Keysor from ArrowheadPride.com sits down to talk about the young players that walked into Sports Authority Field to get a win. Mahomes got his career off to a hot start for SethCouple of things to work on for #15Will Matt Nagy be back in KC for 2018?Kpassagnon deserves more playing timeDid the Chiefs dodge a the Paxton Lynch draft bullet?The trouble with ParkerAnthony Sherman caught Seth’s eye too! If you missed any coverage form the game, check Ryan’s timeline @RyanTracyNFLCheck out all the Kansas City Chiefs content at LockedOnChiefs.com. Call the show and leave us a voicemail at 913-777-4457!  #Chiefs #ChiefsKingdom #NFL  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The A-Team dissects the Chiefs' thrilling but meaningless 27-24 win over the Denver Broncos in Week 17. How good was Patrick Mahomes' debut? What specific throw did he make that literally made two members of the A-Team stand in amusement and shock? Which other young players made positive impressions? They'll discuss all that, plus answer your reader questions, live from Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Music by Kevin MacLeod CC BY 3.0. This episode was originally published Monday Jan. 1, 2018. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When the New England Patriots travel to Sports Authority Field at Mile High on Sunday to take on the Denver Broncos, several Patriots players will have a chance to redeem themselves after poor performances in last year’s AFC championship loss. On this week’s “Between the Tackles,” NESN.com’s Michaela Vernava, Doug Kyed and Zack Cox compare the current New England offense to the one that last played at Mile High and examine why they should be much more successful against the Denver defense this time around. Also, USA Today Sports NFL reporter Lindsay Jones joins the conversation to discuss the stakes in Sunday’s game with the Broncos facing an uphill battle for their playoff lives.

Broncos beat the Chargers 27-19 on Sunday at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Adam brings you all the highlights from the game and sound from the locker room. #Broncos #Chargers #NFL #AFCWest Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Denver Broncos got a hard earned, albeit ugly, 27-19 win over the San Diego Chargers yesterday. Jake Marsing and Ryan Greene report live from the team's headquarters to break down the game. The defense stood out throughout Sunday afternoon, once again propping up an anemic Denver offense. Quarterback Trevor Siemian remains deficient in a number of areas, but not being able to run the ball isn't helping head coach Gary Kubiak's unit. The guys also spread some information about the Broncos' 19th annual "Drive for Life" community blood drive, taking place at Sports Authority Field tomorrow. The Broncos Blitz comes to you each and every weekday during the Broncos’ season bringing you all the news and analysis you could ever want straight from the UC Health Training Center.

Jake Marsing brings you the latest on Gary Kubiak's health scare following the Broncos' 23-16 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. The 55-year-old was diagnosed with what's being described as a "complex migraine condition" after being taken by ambulance from Sports Authority Field to an area hospital. General manager John Elway tapped special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis to be the Broncos interim head coach with the Chargers coming up on a short week.The Broncos Blitz comes to you each and every weekday during the Broncos' season, bringing you all the news and analysis you could ever want straight from the UC Health Training Center.

We're taking a trip in the wayback machine on this week's episode of the Purple Dinosaur Podcast.Matthew Repplinger, president of the Rocky Mountain chapter of the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) joins the show. We'll talk Denver baseball history, from the origins of the sport around the Mile High City to the Denver Post tournament glory days between the world wars and up to SABR's mission to mark home plate from Bears Stadium at Sports Authority Field at Mile High (which Tyler calls "Invesco Field at Mile High" in this episode because corporate naming rights are stupid.)Plus, we chat about the similarities between the Rockies and Royals with Mike Vamosi of KingsofKauffman.com, from the difficulties of graduating top prospects, frugal ownership, and more.We'll also discuss the Rockies' impending rotation decision on a struggling Franklin Morales, but that's depressing. Do with it what you will. Download and subscribe on iTunes and Stitcher, and tune in on PurpleRow.com!

  Director of Sales & Marketing Ted Tseng has his work cut out for him at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. The Denver Outlaws are one of eight teams in Major League Lacrosse but have set massive attendance records in their seven-year franchise existence. Tseng talks about how the Outlaws have engaged non-lacrosse fans to provoke some of the largest attendances in the history of the outdoor sport with upwards of 29,000 or more, and make some of the other local professional teams a little jealous. Twitter: @Tseng44

Jeff Morton from Denver Stiffs comes in studio for a plethora of sports talk and of course some movie/TV talk.  We're diving into the Broncos Summer Camp ... or Training Camp, the charges being dropped against Elvis Dumervil, and why did 40,000-plus attend the first Broncos scrimmage at Sports Authority Field? The short answer is Peyton Manning, the long answer is Peyton Manning.  If the city is talking about the Rockies, does it matter if that talk is good or bad? The team is on the mind of many in the city and state, but will things ever change down at Coors Field? Morton delved into the Rockies in his latest piece on Stiffs, The Nuggets, the Rockies, and the benefits of good ownership.  The "back-9" of the show is dedicated to some Olympic talk (specifically women's volleyball), pop-culture talk, UFC 150 where Benson Henderson (Colorado Springs) and Ed Herman (Fort Collins) will be making separate appearances, some 1990's hoops talks comes out as the old Bulls and Rockets teams are discussed and the legendary 1996 Bulls vs. Nuggets game, and of course some movie/TV talk.  And if you like the grassroots style stuff like podcasts, then you have to check out the guys at FND Films. 

San Diego fans can finally take a breath, they have come back from the slaughter house with a few open positions. Defensive Coordinator Greg Manusky was relieved of his duties this week after just one season on the job after coming down from the now elite San Francisco 49ers. Last year, it was the Special […]