Podcasts about Stanback

Henoc Muamba and Donnovan Bennett are challenged to make their quarterback blind rankings and give some spicy takes in the process. Plus, the guys discuss the upcoming CFL Draft airing on April 30th at 8pm on TSN and TSN+ and sit down with William Stanback and Alexander Hollins of the BC Lions to talk about the upcoming CFL season.

Today my friend Marcus Stanback makes his third visit to the pod. We explore how he and his life have evolved in the four years since divorcing his high school sweetheart; how sexual exploration, yoga, and cultivating self-love have helped Marcus find his way to more authentic living; the practice of transparent communication and how it has allowed him to experience more of the love and relationships he desires; and so much more! Check out our previous conversations in episode 6 and episode 33.

What do students of color need? The work of addressing inequity consistently, the consistent challenging of ourselves and our colleagues, and the creation of programs, classrooms and environments that foster: belonging, validation, support networks and cultural affirmation. This quote is taken from this year's Fall Flex Day's keynote Dr. Regina Stanback Stroud, which she shared during her presentation called "Centering Students While Disrupting Inequity". This is only ONE piece of the multifaceted discussion Dr. Stroud shared during her keynote. Even if you caught this event live, listening again will only allow you to better absorb, process and apply even more of what Dr. Stroud shares within this imperative discussion. Enjoy. Run Time: 55 min, 23 sec To find the full transcript for this episode, click HERE

If fear shows up when you're thinking about a goal you really want to pursue… do you take that as a sign that you shouldn't move forward? That you should wait until you feel more confident, prepared, or ready?I can definitely look back on moments in my life where I  was afraid and fear stopped me with all those thoughts of WHAT IF?? VS…  when I realize fear is just a natural part of the process of growth and expansion, that's when I'm able to move forward even when I'm terrified. This is exactly the conversation I got into with yoga teacher Marcus Stanback on this episode!If you've ever let fear hold you back from pursuing your goals or  taking steps towards living your truest, most authentic life – this episode is for you.  IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT: Myths about fear, confidence, and failure"Opting out" of people pleasing and the freedom that sparksWhat to do when "success" still doesn't equal happinessHow to keep going when life / business feels hardPractices to help you face your fearsMORE ABOUT MARCUS:Marcus Stanback has been a dedicated student of yoga since 2016. Originally beginning yoga to relieve back pain, he saw benefits from the connection of breath to movement and mindfulness. Marcus decided to teach yoga when he saw a lack of representation for black men in the yoga industry. He sees the practice of yoga as an opportunity for us to build habits that support our lives on and off the mat as we learn to reconnect to ourselves. STAY CONNECTED WITH  MARCUS:Website:  www.dailygrowthyoga.comInstagram: @dailygrowthyogaMORE ABOUT GINA CASBARRO:Gina Casbarro is a certified Life Designer®  coach and feng shui expert who empowers her clients to blaze their own path and design the life and space of their dreams.Gina's passion for coaching began as a manager at lululemon where she spent more than eight years coaching hundreds of people to develop as leaders and crush their goals. Her love of nature, symbolism, and intuition led her to feng shui. She now weaves these passions together to support her clients in aligning their mindset, their lifestyle, and their environment with their truest goals and values.To learn more about how 1:1 coaching could support YOU to follow your spark, book a free consult call at www.ginacasbarro.com.STAY CONNECTED WITH GINA:Website: https://ginacasbarro.comInstagram: @gina_casbarroTik Tok: @gina_casbarroTOOLS TO HELP YOU FOLLOW YOUR SPARK:Download Gina's Top 15 Transformational Tools here: https://www.ginacasbarro.com/transformational-toolsMusic: https://www.purple-planet.com

On this episode of REI Mastermind Network, Rod Stanback, an experienced real estate professional, shares insights on the importance of having a trustworthy contractor before getting a property under contract. They also provide valuable information on hard money lending as an alternative to traditional lending for investment purposes only. Additionally, listeners will gain a better understanding of the lending process, tips for being pre-qualified, and how to avoid potential problems. Lastly, the episode covers current interest rates and how they are impacting the lending industry.

In order to get what you want, you first have to own it, and then you have to communicate it. And if you don't have a deep, sensual relationship with yourself, how will you ever know what you want? When you know yourself deeply and intimately, you drip with a magnetic and sensual energy, and you begin to crave pleasure enough to communicate it to others. Marcus Stanback has never been afraid to own his hoe phases, and it's brought him to some of the best sexual experiences of life; he's having real orgasms, and yes, it's different than the usual ejaculation. Do we place too much value on sex? [4:43] Honesty in a hoe-phase [6:51] How to tell when someone is hitting on you [10:02] The power to say what you want [15:48] Ejaculation is not orgasm [19:27] Giving without reciprocity [28:47] Taking care of typical caretakers [33:31] Dripping sensual energy [38:20] Building a relationship with yourself [46:52] The vulnerability of asking for what you need [53:51] A lack of clarity is not compassionate [1:02:35] Connect with Marcus: Instagram, Website Sign up for Sexy Sunday poetry prompts HERE Connect with Bonnie: Instagram, Email (hello@bonnieweeks.com), Website Check out the Yoga Strong Podcast HERE

On today's episode of Suncast, Reagan recaps a crazy weekend and sun conference basketball. Then, Florida memorial women's basketball coach Gregory Stanback joins the podcast. Followed by, Isaac Joseph, sprinter for St. Thomas Bobcats.

Rod Stanback is the founder of Flip Funding and he stops by to discuss the current climate for investors and why Private lending and hard money is an attractive option for real estate investors and what birthed this hard money world. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/acquisitions-network/message

“What do students of color need? The work of addressing inequity consistently, the consistent challenging of ourselves and our colleagues, and the creation of programs, classrooms and environments that foster: belonging, validation, support networks and cultural affirmation.” This quote is taken from this year's Fall Flex Day's keynote Dr. Regina Stanback Stroud, which she shared during her presentation called “Centering Students While Disrupting Inequity”. This is only ONE piece of the multifaceted discussion Dr. Stroud shared during her keynote. Even if you caught this event live, listening again will only allow you to better absorb, process and apply even more of what Dr. Stroud shares within this imperative discussion. Enjoy. Run Time: 55 min, 23 sec To find the full transcript for this episode, click  HERE

We are joined by Rod Stanback to discuss the lending industry and how our network can develop a lending mindset. Visit - www.hardmoneyuniversity.com to learn more about becoming a lender. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackequity/message

Being a hoe is more than just our actions… It's a way of life. “Hoe energy” isn't just about your sexual exploits. Hoe energy is confidence, honesty, vulnerability, directness. Being a hoe isn't degrading, it means ownership, empowerment, and sexual freedom. Showing up in your hoe energy? It's a goddamn public service. In my conversation this week with Marcus Stanback of Daily Growth Yoga, we're owning our hoe energy. We talk all about the person Marcus is beyond the yogi people see, the different cultural expectations behind sex, the inherent sexiness of normal-human sh*t, and how we show up as our best selves when we own our sexuality. My biggest hope is that you leave this episode fully ready to embody the power and freedom of your own hoe energy. Connect with Marcus: Instagram, Website Sign up for Sexy Sunday poetry prompts HERE Connect with Bonnie: Instagram, Email (hello@bonnieweeks.com), Website Check out the Yoga Strong Podcast HERE

Rod Stanback created Flip Funding to eliminate hassles while helping you create cash flow and pull the highest profits possible from your properties. In fact, as a direct lender, he can fund your projects even if you have credit challenges or bankruptcies.He's been successfully flipping real estate since 2008. Along the way, he made plenty of mistakes, including getting arrested. In fact, he even foolishly partied away a college scholarship, was kicked out of school and had to work two jobs just to support himself.Yet one of those jobs involved remodeling properties where he met a mentor who showed him the world of real estate investing and how he could achieve his childhood dream of being successful.He gets serious real estate investors the private money they need without all the red tape.Rod has made his real estate investing business a success because a hard money lender gave him a chance. The experience left him with a burning desire to make sure other investors don't go through the same pain and frustrations.Check him out here: https://linktr.ee/RodStanback , or on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rod_hardmoney/

Didier reçoit Pierre Vercheval pour discuter notamment de l'impact sur les Alouettes de la blessure à William Stanback, ainsi que des actualités dans la LCF et NFL. Marc-André Chaloux vient ensuite discuter des recrues à surveiller dans la NFL pour le Fantasy Football.

First Up Co-Host and TSN Edge Contributor Aaron Korolnek joins Game Play to tee up all things CFL betting with the start of the season just days away. Korolnek shares his thoughts on why Redblacks' wide receiver Jaelon Acklin is a player to keep an eye on this season, why you should fade William Stanback's inflated futures yardage props, why he's hammering the unders for futures bets across the league, and more.

Marcus Stanback, founder of Daily Growth Yoga, talks us through the journey of yoga, wellness, entrepreneurship, vulnerability and impacting the youth.

I talked to Rod about this journey from investor to starting his own hard money lending company Flip Funding. How hard money lending works, who hard money is best for and how to get started in the business. Rod's IG -https://www.instagram.com/rod_hardmoney/ Link tree- https://linktr.ee/RodStanback Me Email: hello@houserichshow.com Home Buyer Education Courses- coinsnculture.gumroad.com/l/rHHKs Credit Course- coinsnculture.gumroad.com/l/yfZAqW IG- https://www.instagram.com/coinsnculture/ Merch- https://houserichbrand.myshopify.com/

In episode 151 we speak with Real Estate Investor, Hard Money Lender, and Educator Rod Stanback. Rod tells his story and explains the ins and outs of Hard Money Lending. He also talks about the importance of mentorship and how he turned his life around.

In this episode of the podcast we are talking to my friend Coco Stanback.  Coco is an ADHD and parenting coach whose family is, unsurprisingly, affected by the disorder. In this episode, Coco discusses effective co-parenting.  She talks about why we should first seek to understand when things get challenging, the importance of knowing and honoring each others' skill sets, and her three core C's of parenting.   >>>The ADHD Essentials Online Parent Coaching Groups

On this weeks episode, I was able to speak with Rod Stanback. He has his own Hard Money Lending Company called Flip Funding. This episode was a gem. As you all know I havent had a hard money lender come on the show and give tips on how to even get into this part of the real estate game. Rod gives tips on how to get started in hard money lending so definitely tap in. If you are a real estate investor dont be afraid to hit him up to fund your next deal either. He will also be dropping a course soon to help others get in the lending game. Rod's IG: @rod_hardmoney @flipfunding Please Rate, Leave a Comment, and Subscribe to my podcast! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Follow WFTK on Social Media: Instagram: @WealthfortheKulture Twitter: @Wealth4Kulture Youtube: Wealth for the Kulture  -  https://youtube.com/channel/UCoNIXR5oBYD8PQ4GHwxsyzg --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wealthforthekulture/support

On discute avec le porteur de ballon étoile des Alouettes, William Stanback, à propos de la saison qu'il a connue et des séries qui s'en viennent à grands pas.

The CFL's leading rusher joins us this week to talk about his Alouettes and how he hopes to help carry them to a Grey Cup. First, we check in with our friend Pat Steinberg to look at some western teams that may be able to stop the dominant Bombers.

Als play by play voice Sean Campbell joins The Drive to bring a Montreal perspective to this evening's tilt at TD Place

I catch up with an old friend and we discuss the life of an officer. Do you back the Blue? Instagram: @kingedwardlx For all your security needs got RSELITESECURITY.COM enter promo code EIPP --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edward-j-hazelett/support

This show is an enlightening, insightful, 30-minute conversation with amazing people to help listeners nurture their own souls and live their best lives. Guests range from thought leaders in health, PR, faith, politics, finance, mentorship, and community advocacy to mental health, music, entertainment, social justice, education, and leadership. “Soul Wealth” not just a brand — it is also a “lifestyle” of vision, compassion, authenticity, abundance, and legacy created one conversation and one choice at a time. vikkijohnson.com

Jay Morrison's Ex-Business Partner tells the TRUE story of how Jay Morrison FAKED his way to becoming a Real Estate Mogul

A breakdown of the last week in sports with a special interview with my good friend Freddie Stanback to discuss DC/PG County, MD basketball

Transcript: Stephanie: Hi there. You're listening to Gear Up Season 2, where we bring you the Career Centers' own career advisers to talk about a variety of summer internship experiences. Today we're talking to Jen, who advises STEM jobs at the Career Center. Jen A.: Hi, I'm Jen Agor. I am one of the undergraduate career counselors here in the Career Center and I focus on STEM careers, energy and environment as well. Stephanie: So within your career area, you know, focusing specifically on summer internships. When do usually advise students to start preparing, looking for summer internships for an upcoming summer? Jen A.: Pretty much in any of the areas that I work with. It's all year long. So if I'm working with tech, it's goingto be a little bit closer to the fall for the big companies. But the rest of the time, for startups and other positions, it's all year. And then engineering, certainly same kind of thing. It's most people don't get started until the spring. So I would saythat's probably the best time to start looking for stuff that's going to be available in the summer. Stephanie: And so what are, I guess just a we're alike on the same page. What are some like examples of students who have done X internship that you've advised within engineering within STEM? Jen A.: Well, I had a student go to iRobot a few years ago, an ECE students. Well, we have students that go to like Boeing and aerospace companies. We have some students at GM and other automotive companies, G.E., some of the energy stuff. We have students who do Stanback fellowships or we also they go to all kinds of government positions. And then some of the other sciences, when you're talking research positions like that, they go to the NIH, they go to the CDC and all kinds of different places like that. Stephanie: So what are some resources that you usually tell students or places for them to start looking for these internships either online or here at the Career Center.Jen A.: Yeah. So with engineering, I would say that their biggest resource honestly is the North Carolina State Engineering Fair. Every fall it's two full days and both days have completely different employers and it's strictly geared towards engineering. So it's a really great resource. If students can get over there and they can take advantage of that in the spring it's one day, but it's still a huge amount of employers. So I think that's a really good opportunity. And then outside of CareerConnections and the career fair here, professional organizations, if you're involved with NSBE or SWE or SHPE or any of those organizations, they all have job boards and conferences, which are a great place to network. And then, you know, when my portfolio area is so broad, so I'm trying to answer for everything but things like biopharma, or biotech and pharma and things like that. North Carolina Biotech Center has a great job board that focuses on jobs around here. But there are all kinds of job boards like that for places all over the country. Stephanie: So, you know, let's say students find positions that they want. They go into the interview process. Are there any specific skills or qualities, you know, broadly speaking, for like STEM, for engineering that you think students should be looking to showcasewithin interviews that you think employers are looking for specifically? Is there more technical skills required, I assume? Jen A.: Well, I think across all functions of what I do for a portfolio area, critical thinking skills, problem solving skills, some data and quantitative skills are usually pretty helpful when you're doing research or trying to figure out projects, stuff like that, being able to track them and really focus on that data piece is important. And technical skills. You know, I see a lotof students who use a lot of Matlab, SolidWorks, any coding R and Strata. Again, if you're going into research and then Python, Java, all that kind of stuff, if you're in tech and honestly sometimes with

In this testimony, we hear a powerful story of gang affiliation, womanizing, crack addiction, homelessness, and redemption in Jesus Christ. During this time of crisis, we at Word Of God Family Church need funds to support our faith-based discipleship ministry, My Brother’s Keeper. At My Brother’s Keeper, we maintain homes for the restoration of those ravaged by addiction, abuse and other destructive lifestyles. Historically the residents help raise the necessary funds to provide for their care, however, due to the pandemic we are unable to fundraise at this time. To help us continue our care of the 30+ men and women here in our restoration homes, located on The Word of God Family Church campus, please assist us with any size contribution possible. Your contribution will help us continue our day to day operations. God will Bless you for your giving to those in need during this most trying time. Thank you, God Bless you. Pastor’s Phillip & Melba Castillio #ganglife #crackaddiction #homelesness #redemption

In this testimony, we hear a powerful story of gang affiliation, womanizing, crack addiction, homelessness, and redemption in Jesus Christ. During this time of crisis, we at Word Of God Family Church need funds to support our faith-based discipleship ministry, My Brother’s Keeper. At My Brother’s Keeper, we maintain homes for the restoration of those […]

Rod Stanback has come a long way from working two jobs to keep head above water to create his own successful business in investment financing, Flip Funding LLC., but there were some hard knocks along the way. Rod pursued his dreams by getting carpentry training, learning from each work experience, saving his money, and waiting for his chance to purchase a property to flip. That chance came with the market crash in 2008 when he bought two properties at steal-of-a-deal, bargain-basement prices. Only after completing renovations and having a property up for settlement did he learn that his steal-of-a-deal was just that; he had purchased property stolen through deed fraud. Rod shares his experiences in house flipping, the nightmare of deed fraud, the quiet title process, and his take on the misconceptions of hard money lending. Rod's business mission is to offer funding options and the kind of guidance he would have wished for as a new investor.

In this first episode of 2020, the new Chancellor of the Peralta Community College District, Dr. Regina Stanback Stroud, joins the show to discuss her vision for the new year, passion for traveling, and the goal of making our journey through life as interesting and rewarding as possible. Special guests include the Director of International Education, Thomas Torres-Gil, and new Study Abroad Staff Assistant, Jordon Matthews. Hosted by Drew Gephart, PCCD International Services Manager.

Word of God Church presents Gratitude:UnFiltered II w/ guest Lorenzo & Victoria Stanback Lorenzo Stanback: A March, 2019 Graduate of My Brother’s Keeper. Mr. Stanback was born in Mississippi but raise on the South Side of Chicago Illinois he (Lorenzo Stanback) from a very young age of 14/15 years old had a long time of gang affiliation, and drug dealing and jail/prison time. Teaching himself to read and write after dropping out of high school due to bullying and shaky home life, but he had a praying mother/Pastor Pearl Stanback. Lorenzo found his journey taking him to Oklahoma around 1998 to present-day his life of crime was not left behind until 2012 when his journey of redemption started to evolve. 2013 – 2018 would show how God would take him from Glory to GLORY from the back to streets of Oklahoma to the FRONTLINES with Word Of God Church and My Brother’s Keeper. #LOOK-AT-GOD! Victoria Diaz Stanback: Born in North Carolina, (Tori) was raised by her grandmother for the better part of her life. B.C. (Before Christ) she was left 3 days old by her birth mother at the hospital. At around age 4 her birth mother returned to take her to New Jersey. Tori’s birth mother would subject her to the hands of many family members to be abused sexually by age 6, by age 8 her birth mother handed her over for $45,000.00 to Tori’s new handler in Human Trafficking. Ages 6 to about 10 Tori was passed from handler to handler. There was a brief time where she thought she was safe until around age 13 when her birth mother would return and engage in the destructive life. Completing high school was the determination, Tori left the day after graduation for a somewhat better life in higher education but not leaving the learned life style of Human Trafficking. By the age 19, Tori was already entertaining Diplomats in the Nation’s Capital. By the age of 25, Tori had lived in the lower 48 states. 2013 was the renewal and restoration. Ezekiel Chapter 4 would tell most of the story…. A special thank you to our sponsors! Vitamin Patch Club, the world’s best consulting firm Anton Jae, Jimmy’s Round-Up Cafe, and Hertz Rental Car! 

Word of God Church presents Gratitude:UnFiltered II w/ guest Lorenzo & Victoria Stanback Lorenzo Stanback: A March, 2019 Graduate of My Brother’s Keeper. Mr. Stanback was born in Mississippi but raise on the South Side of Chicago Illinois he (Lorenzo Stanback) from a very young age of 14/15 years old had a long time of […]

With Jeremiah Masoli out for the season, are the Ticats still the team to beat in the east? And how much heat should Mike Reilly be taking for the Lion's 1-6 record? Plus, William Stanback stops in to talk food and football in la belle province.

Schefter talks with 49ers K Robbie Gould about his new multi-year extension. Plus, Keyshawn Johnson on why Michael Thomas deserves to be the highest paid WR in the NFL and former WR Isaiah Stanback on fighting Type-1 diabetes with his daughter.

The big news today of course is that Jaden McDaniels is staying put here in Washington, deciding to play for Mike Hopkins. The Sporting News' Mike DeCourcy talks about the recruiting class the Dawgs have put together. Bobby Wagner has made it pretty clear what he wants from the Seahawks contract-wise, but will he get it? We talk about it with former agent Joel Corry. Former Garfield football player, former Dawg, and former NFL player Isaiah Stanback is in town. He stops by the studio for a few segments to cover everything from his efforts to encourage athletes to use their voice for change, to his thoughts on the Dawgs, his kids playing football, and a whole lot more.

The big news today of course is that Jaden McDaniels is staying put here in Washington, deciding to play for Mike Hopkins. The Sporting News' Mike DeCourcy talks about the recruiting class the Dawgs have put together. Bobby Wagner has made it pretty clear what he wants from the Seahawks contract-wise, but will he get it? We talk about it with former agent Joel Corry. Former Garfield football player, former Dawg, and former NFL player Isaiah Stanback is in town. He stops by the studio for a few segments to cover everything from his efforts to encourage athletes to use their voice for change, to his thoughts on the Dawgs, his kids playing football, and a whole lot more.

Narrowing your business' focus is almost always a good idea. In this episode, Anne Stanback talks about how doing just that made her job, and life, much easier when fighting for marriage equality in Connecticut.

Darien Southerland & Arthur Rice remembers the late, great Clown Prince of Gospel Music, Wendy Bagwell in a show that also features memories by those who traveled with him, including Little Jan Buckner, Betty Sue Hyatt & Charlie Beatenbo, Jr.  #WendyBagwell #LittleJanBuckner #GeraldineMorrison #BettySueHyatt #CharlieBeatenbo #ArthurRice #PleasantGroveBaptistChurch #CarnegieHall #Stanback #OakRidgeBoys #KevinWilliams #BillGaither #ChristianComedy #Comedy #WillamLeeGolden

With the news of Washington QB Cyler Miles taking a voluntary leave of absence from UW Football, Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds and Scott Eklund took a few minutes to talk about what Miles leaving the program will due for the quarterback position, as well as what they saw from the quarterbacks during the Huskies' recent Combine Day. Who stood out? Who is ready to take the lead? Click on the link below to listen to the 10-minute podcast. DawgmanRadio: 2/23 Update

In this Monday DawgmanRadio podcast, Kim Grinolds and Scott Eklund spend 15 minutes bringing you up to speed on the latest UW recruiting happenings, as well as talk about the four Husky NFL Combine participants - Danny Shelton, Hauoli Kikaha, Shaq Thompson and Marcus Peters - and how they’ve been progressing. The Boise State opener has been set, and it won’t be on a Saturday! Click on the link below to listen to the 15-minute podcast. DawgmanRadio: 2/23 Update

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds and Scott Eklund - put together another quick recruiting update in this 11-minute DawgmanRadio podcast. Grinolds spent time down at Starfire in Tukwila watching some Huskies go through some pre-combine work, while Eklund was at Interlake High School watching prospects at a Barton Football workout. What did they see? Click on the link below to listen to the 11-minute podcast. DawgmanRadio: Junior Day

Kim Grinolds and Scott Eklund sat down Monday and broke down the particulars of Washington’s first Junior Day, held this past weekend. Signing Day was only a couple days in the books, but Chris Petersen and his staff were already hard at work with some of their top targets for 2016. Click on the link below to listen to this 11-minute podcast. DawgmanRadio: Junior Day

It's less than 24 hours to Signing Day - the first day high school prospects can sign a letter of intent to play college football - and there's some definite storylines to watch when it comes to where the Washington Huskies stand in the Pac-12 recruiting chase. Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds and Scott Eklund talk about what to expect Wednesday when the faxes are turned on at 7 am Pacific Time. Click on the link below to listen to this 11-minute podcast. DawgmanRadio: 2/3 Update

For this DawgmanRadio podcast, Kim Grinolds spoke Friday with Scout.com National Recruiting Analyst Brandon Huffman, who gave us the lowdown on each Pac-12 school and his thoughts as they try and wrap up their 2015 recruiting classes. Huffman went rapid-fire through each program, talking about their top commits, as well as who they might land at this late hour. Click on the link below to listen to this 14-minute podcast. DawgmanRadio: Pac-12 Recruiting Roundup

As Washington winds down to signing day in six days and spring ball around the corner, Dawgman.com will be putting out more DawgmanRadio segments, bite-sized podcasts more specificically-targeted toward a particular subect, topic at hand, sport, etc... Thursday, Kim Grinolds and Scott Eklund took 10 minutes to break down the Huskies' final recruiting targets for the 2015 signing class. Click on the link below to listen to the quick update. DawgmanRadio: Recruiting Update

Due to no radio shows on Sports Radio KJR while the Seahawks are doing their thing, the guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds and Scott Eklund - put together a 30-minute podcast to bring everyone up to speed on Washington's 2015 recruiting class. They talked about Benning Potoae, Chris Warren, Jaylinn Hawkins, Xavier Castille, and the prospects that are officially visiting Montlake this weekend. Click on the link below to listen to the full half-hour podcast. DawgmanRadio: Recruiting Update

BELLEVUE - With no Sports Radio KJR shows this week, Dawgman.com’s Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters decided some radio was still in order, especially with all the news coming out of the Cactus Bowl loss, including the departure of Troy Williams and Kendyl Taylor. How will UW finish out their 2015 recruiting class? What will be the main storylines heading into spring camp? Click on the link below to listen to the full 34-minute podcast. DawgmanRadio: Post-Season Wrap

TEMPE - Dawgman.com’s Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters broke down the good, bad, and mostly ugly, from Washington’s 30-22 loss to Oklahoma in the TicketCity Cactus Bowl Friday night at Sun Devil Stadium. Washington spurned a great opportunity to head into the off-season with momentum; now there’s nothing but questions. Click on the link below to listen to the full 35-minute podcast. DawgmanRadio: Cactus Bowl

SOMEWHERE OUTSIDE COLFAX, WASH. - The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters - were joined by special guest Jeff ‘Sweet Lou’ Carr as we finished off a road trip to the Palouse with this DawgmanRadio podcast. It was recorded in the middle of the night, so bear with them. They talked about the mostly good and sometimes bad in Washington’s 31-13 win over WSU in the 107th Apple Cup, as well as where the Huskies may find themselves in a week when the bowl pairings are announced. Click on the link below to listen to the full half-hour podcast. DawgmanRadio: WSU

SEATTLE - Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund, Chris Fetters, and Marshall Cherrington of Dawgman.com burnt the midnight oil and broke down all the highlights and things still to work on in Washington’s 37-13 win over the Oregon State Beavers Saturday night. To listen in on the 26-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Oregon State

TUCSON - Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters dug through the bones and picked apart Washington's 27-26 loss to the Arizona Wildcats Saturday afternoon at Arizona Stadium. Despite playing the 'Cats in nearly every phase of the game, they were undone in the final seconds. To listen in on the 20-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Arizona

SEATTLE - It was confusing, it was painful to watch. 'It' was Washington's 44-30 loss to UCLA Saturday night at Husky Stadium, their third-straight at home this year, and the guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund, Chris Fetters, and Marshall Cherrington - rehashed all the main talking points post-game in this latest DawgmanRadio podcast. To listen in on the 30-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: UCLA

BOULDER, Colo. - It wasn't pretty to start, but it's all about how you finish - and by that measure the Washington Huskies finished well in their 38-23 win over Colorado Saturday at Folsom Field. Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters dissected the talking points and narratives in this 24-minute DawgmanRadio podcast. To listen in on the recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Colorado

SEATTLE - Scott Eklund, Chris Fetters, and Marshall Cherrington of Dawgman.com picked through the bones of Washington's 24-10 loss to the Arizona State Sun Devils early Sunday morning. Was there anything the Huskies could hang their hats on despite the defeat? How did Troy Williams do in his first career start? To listen in on the 34-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: ASU

SALEM, Ore. - Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com broke down the good, bad, and downright ugly from Washington's 45-20 loss at the hands of Oregon - their 11th-straight win over the Huskies dating back to 2004 - Saturday night at Autzen Stadium in Eugene. How far away is UW from competing at Oregon's level? Is there a real quarterback controversy? We touch on those topics, and more. To listen in on the 33-minute post-game podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Oregon

BERKELEY, Calif. - There was tons to dissect Saturday night from Memorial Stadium, as Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters broke down Washington's impressive 31-7 win over the California Golden Bears. How did it all go so right for the 5-1 Huskies? What were the keys on offense, defense, and special teams? To listen in on the 25-minute post-game podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Cal

SEATTLE - There was plenty to talk about after Stanford’s 20-13 win Saturday over Washington. Did we start to see who Washington is on offense, defense, and special teams? What can we expect moving forward? Kim Grinolds, Kyle Grinolds, Scott Eklund, Marshall Cherrington, and Chris Fetters discuss all that and more in this DawgmanRadio podcast. To listen in on the 34-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Stanford

SEATTLE - Kim Grinolds, Kyle Grinolds, Scott Eklund, Marshall Cherrington, and Chris Fetters once again sat at the post-game roundtable, but this time it was a half-hour re-hash of Washington's 45-14 win over the Georgia State Panthers Saturday at Husky Stadium. People may just look at the score and think this game was by-the-numbers, but it most definitely was anything but. To listen in on the 30-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Stanford

SEATTLE - In this episode of DawgmanRadio, Kim Grinolds, Kyle Grinolds, Scott Eklund, Chris Fetters, and Marshall Cherrington bring a packed post-game show from high above the field at Husky Stadium as Washington defeated Illinois 44-19 in front of an announced crowd of 62,325. To listen in on the 27-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Illinois

SEATTLE - At times it was wonderful; at times it was downright hideous. Washington eventually saw out their 59-52 win over Eastern Washington Saturday at Husky Stadium, but it wasn't without its substantial peaks and valleys. In this DawgmanRadio podcast, Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund, and Chris Fetters spend over a half hour dissecting all the main talking points during the game, as well as after. To listen in on the 33-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: EWU

SEATTLE - HONOLULU - It wasn’t what they expected, but a win is what the Washington Huskies wanted, and they got that - barely. Dawgman.com’s Kim Grinolds and David Samek talk post-game as the Huskies hang on to defeat the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors 17-16 in front of 36,411 fans at Aloha Stadium. To listen in on the quick 10-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Hawaii

SEATTLE - The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund, and Chris Fetters - took time out after a two-hour UW scrimmage Saturday afternoon at Husky Stadium to recap what they saw, who stood out, who needs work, and who are making moves now that the Huskies are nearly into their third week of fall camp. To listen in on the nearly 20-minute recap podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Fall Scrimmage

SEATTLE - Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund, and Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com took time after Washington's first day of Fall Camp to dissect the good, bad, and the ugly of what they saw. As always, it was a bit of a mixed bag, but the good certainly outweighed the rest of it. To listen in on the 35-minute podcast, click on the link below. DawgmanRadio: Vegas Baby!