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We start this week's episode with headlines from St Mary's hospital (Chicago and Madison), Uber, Starbucks, Amazon, Target Field, Hyundai, the Durham Miners Association, and Walmart. Our first main story follows up on the strike by UAW workers at American Axle, who have won a major new contract. Pro-Palestine student protestors at the University of Michigan were arrested in FBI raids, we discuss the escalating attacks on the movement. The World Cup kicked off this week, and in addition to the sportswashing of Empire, there's a whole lot of exploitation, but thankfully workers are fighting back.  Finally, we do a deep dive into the wide range of attacks on higher education, both the workers themselves and the institutional structure as a whole.   Join the discord: discord.gg/tDvmNzX  Follow the pod at instagram.com/workstoppage, @WorkStoppagePod on Twitter,  John @facebookvillain, and Lina @solidaritybee

Is Ryan Garner ready to take the next step and mix it with the elite of the super-featherweight division? The Southampton fighter takes on Italy's Michael Magnesi for the interim WBC super-featherweight title at St Mary's Stadium this Saturday. Garner joins Buncey to reflect on his journey so far, the setbacks and frustrations he's had to overcome, and why he believes now is the time to prove he belongs at world level.

The Economic Development Subcommittee met on Thursday, June 4, 2026 as scheduled. Committee Vice-Chair Morrongiello, Griffith & Malloy were present for this session, Chair LeBlanc was away.Quick recap:Cory Shea to talk about the events, Restaurant Week underway, good social interactions, PorchFest on Saturday June 6, about 50 performers and 30+porches; after the music you can also visit a restaurant as the week ends on Saturday.Tricky trying to put the pieces together from a regional aspect for an international event, lots of connections made, lessons learnedMain St will be closed between St Mary's and the Franklin Federated Church. The jumbotron will be at Hayward Manor; Live performances scheduled; Info on schedule details, parking etc will be posted on June 22After the watch parties, Pride on June 27, then into the 4th of July Celebration… Farmers Market and Concerts on the Common during the summer, then Harvest Festival in Sept and wreath of Franklin date TBD Nov, DecMetroWest guide for the watch parties coming out , Town has an ad placed in it as it will be spreading quite a bit.Discussion on goals vs work plan, should it be 2 or one.Why is there a distinction?Solid waste master plan required for the town dump, consent order from DEP so it is already being workedThe meeting runs about 71 minutes. —-----------Franklin TV video is available for replay - https://www.youtube.com/live/HJsDcLu_-xk?&t=161 The agenda here - https://www.franklinma.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_06042026-2343 My full set of notes taken during the meeting - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WMctKdP3zMR8fJSIsIDFplpBCbQdfBhd/view?usp=drive_link --------------We are now producing this in collaboration with Franklin.TV and Franklin Public Radio (wfpr.fm) or 102.9 on the Franklin area radio dial. This podcast is my public service effort for Franklin but we can't do it alone. We can always use your help.How can you help?If you can use the information that you find here, please tell your friends and neighborsIf you don't like something here, please let me knowThrough this feedback loop we can continue to make improvements. I thank you for listening.For additional information, please visit www.franklin.news/ or www.Franklinmatters.org/ If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot comThe music for the intro and exit was provided by Michael Clark and the group "East of Shirley". The piece is titled "Ernesto, manana" c. Michael Clark & Tintype Tunes, 2008 and used with their permission.I hope you enjoy!------------------You can also subscribe and listen to Franklin Matters audio on iTunes or your favorite podcast app; search in "podcasts" for "Franklin Matters"

Lauren Tomlinson joined Bruce & Gaydos to shed light on hunger and food insecurity in rural Arizona. All month long, Bruce & Gaydos are Outspoken Against Hunger raising money for St. Mary's Food Bank. Text FOOD to 620620 and together we can help feed Arizona families.

Jerry Brown joined Bruce & Gaydos to discuss Outspoken Against Hunger, a fundraiser benefitting St. Mary's Food Bank. Text FOOD to 620620 to find out how you can help feed Arizona families this summer.

The video reflects on the life and death of Bishop Cranmer, highlighting the profound truth that even flawed believers can end well, demonstrating that final faithfulness outweighs past failures. It emphasizes that the prospect of death clarifies what truly matters, stripping away worldly distractions and revealing eternal priorities. Drawing from Scripture and historical example, the message underscores that people remember how one ends more than how they began, affirming that a steadfast conclusion honors God and bears lasting witness. Ultimately, the sermon teaches that only what endures forever holds true significance, and that perseverance in faith, even after faltering, reflects the grace and redemption available through Christ.

The video reflects on the life and death of Bishop Cranmer, highlighting the profound truth that even flawed believers can end well, demonstrating that final faithfulness outweighs past failures. It emphasizes that the prospect of death clarifies what truly matters, stripping away worldly distractions and revealing eternal priorities. Drawing from Scripture and historical example, the message underscores that people remember how one ends more than how they began, affirming that a steadfast conclusion honors God and bears lasting witness. Ultimately, the sermon teaches that only what endures forever holds true significance, and that perseverance in faith, even after faltering, reflects the grace and redemption available through Christ.

Alex Forsyth presents political debate from St Mary's Church, Kirkby Lonsdale.

Jerry Brown joined Bruce & Gaydos to discuss Outspoken Against Hunger, a fundraiser benefitting St. Mary's Food Bank. Text FOOD to 620620 and together we can change lives!

Labor Radio talks to a St. Mary's nurse as the NLRB sets June 11th as the date for a union representation election to join SEIU Wisconsin, organized labor sponsors a forum for candidates for Governor of Wisconsin ahead of the primaries, Cargill is closing its Milwaukee facility and laying off over 220 workers, Labor Radio speaks to the both the outgoing and incoming presidents at IBEW Local 2304, and there is an update on donation numbers for the National Association of Letter Carriers food drive. THIS IS A WORT PLEDGE WEEK EDITION.

The summer break did not last long.On Episode 383 of the Total Saints Podcast, Martin Starke is joined by Steve Grant, Glen de la Cour and Alfie House to react to another extraordinary week at Southampton Football Club.The week began with the written reasons from the League Arbitration Panel, including further details around the WhatsApp messages, the pressure placed on junior members of staff and the panel's view of how the situation unfolded. Saints then released their own statement, followed by video messages from Dragan Solak and Tonda Eckert.With nobody losing their job and Dragan making it clear that Tonda has his backing, the panel discuss whether Saints have opted for pragmatism and continuity rather than a full reset. Is this now a siege mentality moment? Has the club decided that the best way through the chaos is to stick together, move on and focus everything on promotion?There is also a wider look at the fan reaction, which has been far from straightforward. Some supporters remain angry about the damage done to the club's reputation, while others are already turning their attention to next season and the importance of getting back to the Premier League. The panel ask whether results will ultimately decide how quickly this fades, and whether a strong start to the season could change the mood very quickly.The FA investigation is also still hanging over the club. Tonda may have Dragan's support, but if further punishment follows, Saints could yet find themselves dealing with another major twist before the new season begins.Elsewhere, the panel look ahead to what business as usual might actually mean. With season ticket information, the retained list, contract decisions and summer recruitment still to come, there are plenty of questions about how Saints now rebuild and whether Dragan's promise of an exciting team will be matched by action in the transfer market.There is also discussion on Saints Women, with Aimee Palmer, Tara Bourne and Atlanta Primus among the confirmed summer departures, raising further questions about another rebuild and the challenge of pushing for promotion next season.Plus, there's a look ahead to Ryan Garner's huge world title fight at St Mary's, updates on the TSP World Cup sweepstake for Patreon members, and a thank you to the supporters after more than 100 end-of-season merch packages were sent out over the weekend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does it actually take to bring a centuries-old Catholic procession through the streets of a Scottish city in 2026? Quite a lot, it turns out — including negotiations with the council, a plan for the umbrellas, a playlist and somewhere for people to pray. Jose Carias joins us this week to pull back the curtain on the meticulous behind-the-scenes work that goes into organising Aberdeen's Corpus Christi Procession, as the faithful walk from St Mary of the Assumption Cathedral to St Peter's Church. From choosing the sacred music to coordinating street closures, Jose walks us through every detail — the spiritual and the surprisingly logistical — that transforms a solemn act of public worship into a living, breathing event on the city's streets. It's a conversation that moves from the sublime to the mundane and back again because, as Jose reminds us, when Jesus comes to walk the streets, things have a way of getting complicated.

Here's your local news for Monday, June 1, 2026:We head to St. Mary's hospital in Madison for a rally supporting the nurses union,Find out how the public can help shape the future of transportation in the Greater Madison area,Share the local government's calendar for the week ahead,Mark the anniversary of the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924,Teach you how to mix up a 'Lemon Drop' cocktail,Review some new movies,And much more.

Stephen Fletcher talks to Revd Rachel Kenny who was recently Ordained as deacon in the Church of Ireland in a ceremony in St Mary's Cathedral in Tuam. He also talks more with Fr Gerry Kenny about AI and the first encyclical of Pope Leo. There is also a feature on the music of Harry Chapin.

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The exhibit showcases posters, pictures, flyers, and other memorabilia that were mainstays of Saluté International Bar for 25 years.

Jiffy Lube workers in Madison and Janesville are organizing with UFCW Local 1473, nurses at SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital in Madison rally to join SEIU Wisconsin, Midwest Organic Services Association organic food certification workers vote to unionize with OPEIU Local 39, the UW School for Workers Labor Forward series looks at independent labor organizing, a federal judge rules that the Trump administration must honor its union contract with the American Federation of Government Employees, Pope Leo XIV looks at AI and its effects on society and workers, and we share results of the National Association of Letter Carriers food drive.

Dan and Pat review late-season Massachusetts high school baseball, projecting likely tournament tiers from MIAA power rankings. They discuss BC High as the clear Division 1 frontrunner, with teams like St. John's Shrewsbury, Taunton, Franklin, Natick and others chasing; Natick's 14-3 season, senior depth, and pitching highlights are noted. A major focus is Bishop Feehan's Brody Bumilia, whose starts draw huge crowds and 15–25 radar guns; Pat describes his elite velocity, pitch mix, mass scout exit after he was pulled, and his first earned runs of the season after previously allowing only two unearned. They cover Braintree's late skid, Division 2 contenders like St. Mary's and Walpole and debate the returning Super 8 format and margin-of-victory impact, with Hamilton-Wenham's 18-0 profile cited. They also preview Player of the Year finalist candidates and end with a minor-league team name trivia game.   Topics 00:44 D1 landscape and BC High 02:15 Natick rising contender 03:39 Brody Bumilia scouting circus 07:22 What 100 mph looks like 09:07 Bumilia season arc and draft buzz 13:26 Top 10 and St Johns Shrewsbury 16:19 Taunton surge vs Franklin slump 19:29 Braintree outlook and Brooks injury 20:44 Braintree Slump Watch 22:09 Division 2 Contenders 22:23 St Mary's Title Push 23:45 Super 8 Format Debate 27:20 Player of the Year Names 29:41 Three Up Three Down Trivia 33:52 Minor League Branding Chat 34:49 Podcast Wrap Up

Fr. Mitch Pacwa S.J. talks the Papal encyclical, Iran discussions, "walking around sense" and more. Autumn Christensen presents info about moms.gov from Health and Human Services and Her PLAN. Plus, T's Two Sense delivers Bishop Barron's thoughts on Magnifica humanitas. Michael New delivers news on telehealth abortions for the near future, and Fr. Timothy Nelson previews the centennial celebration of St. Mary Star of the Sea in Jackson , Michigan

We spoke with the McDonald's All American about his journey from Texas to the DMV, playing for Coach Wootten at O'Connell, his thoughts on some of his doubters, and much more!0:30 From Texas to St. Mary's1:30 Being recruited in the portal era2:00 Recruitment priorities2:30 Leadership3:10 McDonald's AA Selection3:45 McDonald's AA reaction4:45 Connections5:15 Favorite HS moment5:45 What can fans expect from you at St. Mary's? 

Tom and Noelle Crowe are back with another American Catholic History lesson. Today they tell you about the first basilica in the United States, St. Mary's in Minneapolis.Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

 What is the significance of the fact that Jesus was a refugee? How should we think about the relationship between immigration, Christian "values" and the idea of a "Christian nation"? And what role should Christians and churches play in seeking to shape the immigration policies of the nations of which they are a part?In this episode Revd Dr Nick Moore, Warden of Cranmer Hall, speaks to Dr Barnabas Aspray, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at St Mary's Seminary and University, about his co-authored book On the Significance of Religion in Immigration Policy, published in late 2025. 

In this special three-part series, we move beyond the acute management of cardiac arrest and into the far less frequently discussed phase of survival: what comes after return of spontaneous circulation. While clinical focus often centres on early defibrillation, high-quality CPR, and post-resuscitation care, these episodes explore a different but equally important question: what does recovery actually look like for patients and families once they leave the resuscitation bay?Across three conversations, we hear from survivors whose cardiac arrests occurred in dramatically different contexts, yet whose recovery journeys share striking common themes: uncertainty, identity change, psychological impact, and the long shadow of a life-threatening event. We also explore the role of bystanders, pre-hospital clinicians, and system-level coordination in shaping not only survival, but long-term outcomes.In Part 1, Paul Swindell reflects on his sudden cardiac arrest in 2014, the immediate pre-hospital response, and the complex recovery that followed. Paul discusses the physical rehabilitation process alongside the less visible psychological challenges, including adjustment to a new baseline of health and the development of advocacy work through Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK.https://podcasts.apple.com/ee/podcast/surviving-cardiac-arrest-part-1-paul-swindell-and/id1441215901?i=1000680776156In Part 2, Zoe Hitchcock shares her experience of a cardiac arrest in central London caused by underlying cardiomyopathy, resulting in ventricular fibrillation. Zoe walks through the events leading up to her collapse on Oxford Street, the coordinated pre-hospital response, including HEMS involvement, and her transfer to St Mary's Hospital. She reflects on the long-term emotional impact, shifts in perspective, and the way her understanding of family, health, and resilience has evolved since the event.https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/surviving-cardiac-arrest-part-2-zoe-hitchcocks-story/id1441215901?i=1000681711888In Part 3, Noah Baron Cohen, joined by his father Erran Baron Cohen, recounts a sudden collapse during exercise at school in North London in 2016. The episode reconstructs the timeline from initial collapse through resuscitation, emergency response, and subsequent hospital care. Erran provides a parallel perspective as a parent navigating the immediate crisis and the prolonged rehabilitation journey that followed. Together, they explore recovery, family impact, and the enduring psychological and emotional consequences of sudden cardiac arrest.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/surviving-cardiac-arrest-with-noah-and-erran/id1441215901?i=1000567431898Taken together, these episodes reinforce a central principle of resuscitation medicine: survival is a system outcome. Yet beyond the system lies the individual experience, complex, non-linear, and often underrepresented in clinical discourse. This series aims to bridge that gap by bringing survivor voices into the foreground of the cardiac arrest narrative.

Check Out ‘Performance Football Coaching' at St Mary's University below: https://www.stmarys.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/performance-football-coaching What impact do coaching behaviors really have on players during competition? In this episode of the Modern Soccer Coach Podcast, Ashley Gumbrell joins us to discuss one of the most overlooked areas in coach education — game day coaching behavior. From emotional touchlines and sideline personas to silence, instruction, referee interactions, and player development, this conversation dives deep into how coaches influence the game from the sidelines. We also discuss: Why touchline behavior becomes contagious The difference between grassroots, academy, and elite environments Emotional control and self-awareness for coaches Should coaches sit in the stands instead of the bench? How clubs are beginning to code and analyze coaching behaviors The influence of elite coaches on youth environments Ashley's groundbreaking PhD research into in-game coaching behavior A fascinating conversation for coaches at every level of the game. Huge thanks to Ashley for joining us again on the podcast

The wait is finally over! North London is Red, and the Premier League trophy is heading back to the Emirates—we're breaking down a historic title win on today's talkSPORT Daily podcast!Angelina Kelly is joined by former Arsenal midfielder Adrian Clarke to toast the Gunners' first league title in 22 years. We react to the moment it became official following Manchester City's dramatic 1-1 draw away at Bournemouth and discuss what it means to all Arsenal fans and people associated with the club to have won the Premier League title.But it's not all celebrations as Angelina is also joined by talkSPORT Hit podcast host and Saints fanatic Kane Reeves to process the bombshell news that Southampton have been kicked out of the Championship playoffs. We discuss the "spygate" scandal that has rocked English fotball, the four-point deduction for next season, and the heartbreak of seeing a Wembley dream vanish in the courtroom.From the euphoria of the Emirates to the chaos at St Mary's, there's SO much to discuss in the latest episode of the talkSPORT Daily podcast!YouTube: @talkSPORTX: @talkSPORT & @talkSPORT2Instagram: @talkSPORTWebsite: Live Radio, Breaking Sports News, Opinion - talkSPORTProduced by: Daniel KaneEdited by: Daniel KanePhoto Credit: Getty Images Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Madison's new women's soccer team is in preparing for their first match next Wednesday, followed by the home opener the following Saturday. This week, Rob talked to head coach Giuliano Oliviero, goalie Malia Zillman and striker Kayla Budish about the preparations, the demands of a busy season and lots more. Plus, Madison schools are reallocating kitchen staff, which could have real implications for student nutrition. St Mary's nurses are looking to unionize, and say they're getting stiff opposition from management. Finally, the school board in Watertown voted not to allow its band to play a piece celebrating LGBTQ+ hero Marsha P. Johnson. And in our roundtable question: what objectively bad opinion could you defend in front of a jury? Bookmark Madison365.com and follow Madison365 on Facebook, Blue Sky, LinkedIn and Instagram to keep up with the latest news.  

Saints are heading back to Wembley.Episode 380 of the Total Saints Podcast looks back on a tense, dramatic and ultimately unforgettable night at St Mary's, as Southampton beat Middlesbrough 2-1 after extra time to book their place in the Championship play-off final against Hull City.Martin Starke is joined by Steve Grant, Glen de la Cour and Alfie House to reflect on the key moments from the semi-final second leg, including Ross Stewart's crucial equaliser before half-time, Shea Charles' late cross-shot winner, and the scenes in the Northam End when the ball finally found its way into the net.The panel discuss Saints' slow start, the tactical shape, Flynn Downes being left out of the starting XI, and the impact he made from the bench. There's also praise for the team's fitness and resilience, with Middlesbrough visibly tiring as the tie went deeper into extra time.There's plenty to unpack from a fiery evening too, including the Taylor Harwood-Bellis and Luke Ayling incident, the ball boy controversy, Andy Madley's refereeing performance, and several penalty claims that could easily have changed the direction of the game.The conversation also turns to the ongoing spying controversy between Southampton and Middlesbrough. With more reporting emerging, including the Daily Mail photo published this week, the panel discuss the possible implications, the way the story has been covered, and the uncomfortable uncertainty it has left hanging over what should be a week of pure excitement for Saints supporters.There's also a quick look at the Prediction League, with 78 entries, 68 backing a Saints win and 23 correctly calling the 2-1 scoreline.We'll be back on Sunday night at 7pm for a special pre-Wembley podcast ahead of the Championship play-off final against Hull City. Que sera, sera… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's your local news for Wednesday, May 13, 2026:We get a progress update on MMSD's long-term sustainability plan,Outline the benefits of strong energy codes,Hear how St. Mary's nurses are keeping their union campaign alive amid pressure from hospital management,Learn the story behind the "Pistachio Wars,"Broadcast the most comprehensive weather report on the airwaves,Travel back in time to 1969,And much more.

Today, Quin will welcome Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity Christopher O'Sullivan for the official launch of the Quin Biodiversity Action Plan 2025–2029 — a major milestone for the village's growing environmental and community-led initiatives. The visit will include a walking tour highlighting local biodiversity projects, including the Return to Nature – Clare Church Biodiversity Project at St Mary's Church and the Arbutus Nature & Sensory Garden Trail, where students from Scoil na Mainistreach will showcase their work protecting pollinators and caring for native hedgerows. To discuss the importance of the plan and the wider sustainability work taking place in Quin, Alan Morrissey was joined by Liz Condron, Biodiversity Lead with Quin Tidy Towns, and Alison Deane, Sustainability Lead. Image © Quin Tidy Towns

On Wednesday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you news from the Premier League, Europe and the Irish international team.Manchester City aim to close the gap on Premier League leaders Arsenal as Pep Guardiola's side host Crystal Palace at the Etihad Stadium.Guardiola discusses the challenge Crystal Palace always pose and explains why he still has doubts about trusting VAR decisions.Arsenal's title hopes remain alive as City face pressure to avoid handing Mikel Arteta's side a potential early title-clinching opportunity.Southampton book their place in the EFL Championship playoff final after an extra-time victory over Middlesbrough at St Mary's.The playoff clash is overshadowed by allegations of spying, with Middlesbrough accusing Southampton of unacceptable behaviour before the tie.Southampton boss Tonda Eckert reacts emotionally after the dramatic win, while Middlesbrough manager Kim Hellberg labels the controversy “disgraceful”.Northern Ireland midfielder Shea Charles emerges as the hero with a dramatic late winner to send Southampton through.Ryan Manning reflects on Southampton's resilience and the determination needed to secure their place in the Championship final.The Scottish Premiership title race intensifies as Celtic and Hearts prepare for crucial matches that could decide the championship.Celtic boss Martin O'Neill and forward Benjamin Nygren speak about the belief growing inside the squad ahead of a potentially decisive final week.Hearts manager Derek McInnes and striker Lawrence Shankland insist their focus remains firmly on Falkirk despite the looming threat of a final-day showdown.Jose Mourinho moves closer to a sensational return to Real Madrid, with reports suggesting negotiations are in their final stages.Former Real Madrid captain Iker Casillas and football writer Henry Winter weigh in on the possible Mourinho comeback and the pressure surrounding the Bernabeu.The Republic of Ireland continue preparations for their international friendly against Grenada with a training game victory in Spain.Rising Irish talents including Rory Finneran impress during Ireland's camp, while transfer speculation continues to surround Troy Parrott ahead of the summer window.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

Tom and Noelle Crowe are back with another American Catholic History lesson. Today they tell you about St. Mary's in Galviston.Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Welcome to Episode 379 of the Total Saints Podcast, your home for all things Southampton Football Club.Martin Starke is joined by Steve Grant, Glen de la Cour and Alfie House to look back on a dramatic few days for Saints, both on and off the pitch.This week, the panel begins with the story nobody expected to be discussing: Spygate. Middlesbrough accused Southampton of spying on a training session at their Rockliffe Park base, before the EFL confirmed that Saints had been charged with breaches of its regulations. The panel discuss what is currently known, how Saints may respond, whether the club are likely to contest the charge, and what kind of punishment could follow.Then it's on to the play-off semi-final itself, as Saints somehow left the Riverside with a 0-0 draw after a brutal first half against Middlesbrough. Boro dominated the opening 45 minutes, registering 17 shots while Saints failed to have one of their own, but Southampton stood firm thanks to some huge defensive moments from Taylor Harwood-Bellis, Nathan Wood, James Bree and Daniel Peretz.The second half brought a much-improved Saints performance, helped by the introduction of Ross Stewart and Shea Charles. The panel discuss why the first half went so badly, whether Flynn Downes' return helped or hindered the balance, the struggles of Caspar Jander and Finn Azaz, and whether Kim Hellberg's side may have already played their best football of the tie.There is also a look ahead to Tuesday night at St Mary's, where Saints will need one more big performance to keep the unbeaten league run going and book a place at Wembley. The panel give their score predictions and discuss the importance of the atmosphere, the coach arrival, and turning the fallout from the week into a proper siege mentality.Plus, there is a reminder for patrons in the Bobby Stokes, James Beattie, Francis Benali and Mick Channon tiers to complete the Patreon merch form by May 20th so the end-of-season exclusive merch packages can be prepared.We'll be back on Wednesday night at 7pm to react to the second leg. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

13/16: Tal Fortgang discusses St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, a case involving state subsidies for religious schools. Colorado is accused of using secular conditions to exclude religious institutions from preschool programs. The case questions whether states can constitutionally bar religious parents from generally available public benefits.1900 MEXICO

Hour 3 of Scotty G. & The Coach with Scott Garrard and Tim LaComb. Randy Bennett, New Arizona State Basketball head coach Greatest of all time debate Latest on the Delta Center renovation

It's time to "Stamp Out Hunger" happening this weekend and we talk to St. Mary's Food Bank about how to help. 

Jerry Brown joined Bruce & Gaydos to discuss the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive that will benefit St. Mary's Food Bank tomorrow.

Another Madison hospital wants to go union as St. Mary and Dean Nurses United is announced, Cap Times reporters talk about how they joined NewsGuild-CWA, Wisconsin's largest teachers union coalition announces their gubernatorial endorsement, a University of Wisconsin-Madison labor-student coalition speaks up on May Day 2026, women and minorities hit even worse in weak April employment numbers released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a worker tells Labor Radio that Rogers Behavioral Health has fired three workers it suspended on the day of a union recognition election, Milwaukee workers of Landmark Credit Union Live have joined MASH, and workers at Meriter Hospital will hold a rally for a new contract on May 15 in Madison.

Check Out ‘Performance Football Coaching' at St Mary's University below: https://www.stmarys.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/performance-football-coaching Director of Coach Education at U.S. Soccer, Didier Chambaron joins Gary Curneen on Modern Soccer Coach Podcast for one of the most important conversations we've had around coach education, player development, and the future of coaching culture in the United States. As Director of Coach Education at U.S. Soccer, Didier shares his thoughts on: - Why attending coaching courses alone is not enough - The difference between coach education and coach development - Creating player-centered environments - Building learning cultures inside clubs - The role of humility in elite coaching This conversation goes far beyond licenses and curriculum. It gets into identity, leadership, environment design, and what truly impacts player development. A huge thank you to Didier for such an open and thoughtful discussion. Make sure you subscribe for more elite coaching conversations, tactical breakdowns, and player development content. A huge thank you as well to St Mary's University for supporting the episode. Their fully distance learning Master's in Performance Football Coaching gives coaches the opportunity to continue developing at a high level while still working in the game day-to-day.

You can still donate to our Benali on Tour fundraiser for Saints Foundation here — every contribution makes a difference: https://saintsfoundation.enthuse.com/pf/total-saints-podcast-x-daily-echoSouthampton are officially heading into the play-offs — and with a win behind them.On Episode 378 of the Total Saints Podcast, Martin Starke is joined by Steve Grant, Glen de la Cour, Alfie House and, briefly, Producer Alex Graham to look back on a huge weekend for the club and the podcast team.Before the football, the panel reflect on Benali on Tour, after Martin, Alfie and Alex took part in the gruelling 10 Lake District Peaks challenge in aid of Saints Foundation. It proved to be one of the toughest physical challenges any of them had ever faced, but thanks to the generosity of the TSP community, more than £3,000 has been raised so far, with the wider fundraising total heading towards £50,000. There's also praise for Franny Benali, Iain Dowie, the Saints Foundation team and the many supporters who made the weekend so memorable.The focus then turns to Saints' 3-1 win away at Preston North End. With fourth place on the line, Tonda Eckert made a few changes, resting James Bree and Finn Azaz, while Shea Charles and Cameron Archer were used in slightly different roles. The panel discuss the overall performance, goals from Taylor Harwood-Bellis, Ross Stewart and Kyle Larin, Daniel Peretz's mistake, Tom Fellows' lively display, and why Caspar Jander continues to look like one of Saints' key players heading into the final stretch of the season.There's also a discussion around Player of the Week, the atmosphere at Deepdale, the impressive away following, and the strange sight of an inflatable object making its way around the away end.Attention then turns to the play-off semi-final against Middlesbrough. Saints were beaten 4-0 at the Riverside earlier in the season, but the panel discuss why this version of Southampton looks very different now. With Flynn Downes available again, Jack Stephens working back towards fitness, and selection questions around Matsuki, Tom Fellows, Cyle Larin and Ross Stewart, there are big decisions ahead before Saturday's first leg.The team also discuss the importance of finishing fourth, the psychological benefit of having the second leg at St Mary's, the dangers of complacency, Middlesbrough's recent form, and just how much promotion could shape the future of the squad.To finish, there's a quick word on the Southampton FC Women's team, who ended their WSL2 campaign with a strong win and a fifth-place finish, plus a reminder to catch TSP's recent interview with Marieanne Spacey-Cale.We'll be back next Sunday at 7pm to react to the first leg and look ahead to the decisive return fixture at St Mary's. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The automatic promotion dream is over — but the play-offs are officially confirmed.In Episode 377 of the Total Saints Podcast, Martin is joined by Steve Grant, Glen de la Cour and George Rees-Julian to look back on a dramatic 2-2 draw with Ipswich Town at St Mary's. A result that did little for either side, but gave us plenty to discuss: another draining night, a chaotic second half, Ryan Manning's free-kick, Cyle Larin's late goal, Jack Clarke's impact off the bench and another outstanding save from Anatoliy Trubin/Peretz late on. The panel also debates whether Larin has now become the first-choice striker for the biggest games, whether the midfield balance was right, and how much the recent run of eight games in 24 days has finally started to show. With Saints now 18 league games unbeaten but unable to reach the automatic places, attention turns fully to the play-offs. The panel discusses the importance of finishing third or fourth, who Saints might want to avoid, and whether there is much difference between Middlesbrough, Millwall, Wrexham, Hull or Derby as potential opponents. There's also a look ahead to the final game of the regular season, as Saints travel to Preston North End with thousands of supporters heading north and a possible home second leg still to play for. There's also an update on Benali on Tour, with Franny Benali, Martin, Alex, Alfie and a group of Saints fans taking on a 14.5-mile challenge across 10 Lake District summits in aid of Saints Foundation — with the TSP team closing in on 100 sponsors before the weekend. https://saintsfoundation.enthuse.com/pf/total-saints-podcast-x-daily-echo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Frawls, Burkey and Moss are here for the final time this season. They review an amazing Finals weeekend, full of season best performances. Johne Murphy jumps in to tell us about his upcoming marathon for a great cause, the 4ED Foundation.  Moss crowns the Ace of Clubs winner, while Frawls takes the title off Moss after his 2 in a row. Massive thanks to Cahill Apparel for the continued sponsorship. In our favourite segement of the year, we are joined by Conor Dean, Myles Carey and Mark McHugh of St. Mary's College RFC on Day 4 of their celebrations! Powered by Energia #ThinkOfThePossibilities

On Thursday 12th February, the Latin Mass Society sponsored the launch of a new book by Fr Dominic White OP: Towards a theology of liturgical reconciliation: views from the pews.  The book, published by St Mary's University Press, outlines the proceedings of a conference on liturgical reconciliation: testimonies, theologians' responses and the ensuing discussions, with contributions from Fr Dominic White OP, Rev. Dr Liam Hayes, Canon Dr Robert Gibbons, Prof. Medi Volpe, Archpriest Paul Elliott, and Sr Marie Trainar.   This podcast presents the talk given at the launch event by the Brompton Oratory's Fr Michael Lang. 

On Thursday 12th February, the Latin Mass Society sponsored the launch of a new book by Fr Dominic White OP: Towards a theology of liturgical reconciliation: views from the pews.  The book, published by St Mary's University Press, outlines the proceedings of a conference on liturgical reconciliation: testimonies, theologians' responses and the ensuing discussions, with contributions from Fr Dominic White OP, Rev. Dr Liam Hayes, Canon Dr Robert Gibbons, Prof. Medi Volpe, Archpriest Paul Elliott, and Sr Marie Trainar.   This podcast presents the talk given at the launch event by LMS Chairman Dr Joseph Shaw. 

On Thursday 12th February, the Latin Mass Society sponsored the launch of a new book by Fr Dominic White OP: Towards a theology of liturgical reconciliation: views from the pews.  The book, published by St Mary's University Press, outlines the proceedings of a conference on liturgical reconciliation: testimonies, theologians' responses and the ensuing discussions, with contributions from Fr Dominic White OP, Rev. Dr Liam Hayes, Canon Dr Robert Gibbons, Prof. Medi Volpe, Archpriest Paul Elliott, and Sr Marie Trainar.   This podcast presents the talk given at the launch event by author and liturgical scholar Matthew Hazell

St Mary's were crowned AIL Champions yesterday after a large win over Clontarf in the Aviva Stadium. Cameron Hill was on hand to get reaction from Mary's manager Mark McHugh and Captain Conor DeanEnergia AIL Rugby on Off The Ball with thanks to Energia

Southampton's FA Cup run came to an end at Wembley, but Episode 376 of the Total Saints Podcast looks back on a performance full of pride, fight and genuine belief against Manchester City.Martin Starke is joined by Steve Grant, Glen de la Cour and Alfie House to reflect on the 2-1 semi-final defeat, the incredible Finn Azaz moment, the limbs in the Saints end, and the frustration of seeing City turn the game around so quickly after Southampton had briefly dared to dream.The panel discuss the defensive effort, the atmosphere at Wembley, standout performances from Caspar Jander, Cam Bragg, Nathan Wood and Taylor Harwood-Bellis, plus the impact of missing key players including Flynn Downs, Ryan Manning and Jack Stephens.There's also a look at whether this result can galvanise Saints for the final push of the Championship season, with Ipswich Town heading to St Mary's for a huge rearranged fixture in the race for second place.The team preview Tuesday night's game, discuss Ipswich's recent form, the automatic promotion picture, Saints' team selection, score predictions, and what needs to happen for the final day at Preston to still have something riding on it.Plus, there's a nod to the Southampton Women interview with Marieanne Spacey-Cale, the U21s' penalty shootout defeat to Aston Villa, and plenty of appreciation for the Saints fans — and TSP merch — seen at Wembley. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Episode 375 of the Total Saints Podcast!This week, Martin is joined by Steve Grant, Glen de la Cour and Alfie House to look back on Southampton's 2-2 draw with Bristol City — a result that may have dented hopes of automatic promotion, but did little to erase the momentum and resilience built during a remarkable unbeaten run.The panel reflect on a frustrating night at St Mary's, where Saints never quite found their rhythm, conceded two poor goals, and were second best for long spells, but still showed the spirit to come from behind twice. There's discussion around the tactical setup, the impact of Jack Stephens dropping out in the warm-up, some below-par individual performances, and whether the Bristol City game simply came one match too far in a relentless run.Attention then turns to Wembley, with Southampton preparing for an FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City. The team discuss whether it's a free hit, what sort of side Tom may pick, whether Saints can realistically lay a glove on City, and why the occasion itself still matters regardless of the result.There's also chat on the extra ticket allocation, the expected sea of yellow at Wembley, Championship clubs rejecting a version of VAR for next season, and Leicester's spectacular collapse into League One.Plus, a big thank you to everyone who's backed the TSP Shop ahead of Wembley, and a quick mention of the upcoming Marieanne Spacey-Cale interview coming soon on the channel and podcast feed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 374 of the Total Saints Podcast looks back on Southampton's dramatic late victory at Swansea, where Saints came from behind and still found a way to take all three points thanks to a huge late finish from Cameron Archer. It was not the most polished Southampton performance of the run, but perhaps one of the most important, with Saints showing the kind of character, resilience and squad depth that can define a promotion push.The panel discuss the balance between control and chaos in this game, whether Downes was fortunate to stay on, and how much the second-half changes shifted the momentum. There is praise too for the impact of Shea Charles and Archer from the bench, plus a wider look at what the latest results mean in the race for automatic promotion.With Bristol City up next at St Mary's and Wembley also on the horizon, the run-in is starting to feel very real indeed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saints are off to Wembley in yellow — and you can be too.Use code YELLOWS for 10% off the ‘Yellows!' Collection until 25th April.Shop here: https://shop.totalsaints.co.uk/collections/yellowsWe're doing Benali on Tour, please sponsor us if you can! https://saintsfoundation.enthuse.com/pf/total-saints-podcast-x-daily-echoAnother week, another win — and suddenly the table is starting to look very interesting indeed.In Episode 373 of the Total Saints Podcast, Neil Crespin steps in for Martin and is joined by Steve Grant, Glen de la Cour and Alfie House to reflect on Southampton's 3-0 win over Blackburn Rovers at St Mary's. Saints barely had to get out of second gear at times, but still got the job done comfortably, with Cyle Larin, Ryan Manning and Cameron Archer on the scoresheet as the unbeaten run stretched to 18 matches in all competitions.The panel discuss a performance built on control, pressing and squad depth, and ask whether Cameron Archer's best display in a Saints shirt could yet give him an important role to play in the final weeks of the season. There's also discussion around rotation, game management, and whether Southampton are now handling this stage of the campaign like a team that knows exactly what it's doing.And then there's the wider picture. With Ipswich slipping up, Saints are now just three points off the automatic promotion places. So has the conversation changed? Is this now a genuine charge for the top two rather than simply protecting a play-off place?The episode also looks ahead to Saturday's trip to Swansea, with score predictions, selection talk, and a sense that momentum is building at exactly the right time.We also share a quick update on the Yellows collection in the TSP Shop, plus the latest on Benali on Tour, which has now gone beyond its fundraising target for Saints Foundation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the monk who met St Mary of Egypt in the desert and preserved her story (See April 1). He reposed in peace at the age of 100, sometime in the sixth century.