Podcast appearances and mentions of steve smith

Send us Fan MailFour headliners. A stack of vintage radio promos. One tight 30-minute ride through stand-up comedy and the comedy club culture that built it.We're mixing it up with what I call a cornucopia of comedy: short sets from Steve Smith, Robert Aguayo, David Crow, and Tom McTigue, broken up with real broadcast audio from the Laughs Unlimited archives. If you've ever wondered how a Sacramento comedy club filled seats in the 80s and 90s, the old commercials and promo spots are a time capsule of comedy marketing. You'll hear how we pitched the room, the policies, the showtimes, and the “come tonight” urgency that radio did so well.On the stand-up side, Steve Smith brings sharp observations with a clean and sober point of view, built from years of performing specialty shows for AA and NA audiences. We also drop in an early morning radio interview with prop comic Bruce Baum that perfectly captures the reality of promotion: headliners doing wake-up calls to move tickets, even when they'd rather be asleep. Then Robert Aguyo adds musical comedy texture, David Crow takes a wild angle on meddling laws, and Tom McTeague closes with storytelling and punchlines that keep escalating.If you love stand up comedy podcasts, comedy history, and behind-the-scenes club stories, hit play, then subscribe, share the episode, and leave a review so more fans can find the show. What was your favorite set or throwback clip?Hosted by: R. Scott EdwardsShort intro to TTTPSupport the show  www.StandupComedyPodcastNetwork.comWebsite....check it out, podcast, jokes, blogs, and More!"NEW" Video Podcast: Tag Team Talent Podcast on Spotify & YouTubeInterested in Standup Comedy? Check out my books on Amazon and the "BookBaby" Book Store for Discounted copies!"20 Questions Answered about Being a Standup Comic""Be a Standup Comic...or just look like one"

Blaine, Zach, and Ross spend the entire second hour discussing clips from former Panthers WR Steve Smith Sr. who talks about the Titans playmakers out wide and OC Brian Daboll!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Willy and Dmase react to Steve Smith eyeing the Titans WR Core, and then ask if this receiving core is an upgrade for this team this season and then finish the hour off with Mitch Light being on the line.

Blaine, Zach, and Ross spend the entire second hour discussing clips from former Panthers WR Steve Smith Sr. who talks about the Titans playmakers out wide and OC Brian Daboll!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Smith and Dave Anderson welcome Arvind Aravindhan to the latest episode of the GreatBase Tennis Podcast, a high performance coach, CEO of Gulph Mills Tennis Club, and Executive Director of the Julian Krinsky School of Tennis. Arvind brings a remarkable resume to the conversation, having competed as the number two junior in India and a top 75 ITF junior, coached at all four majors, and served as a board member of USTA Middle States.The conversation covers Arvind's journey from India to the upper echelons of American tennis, his approach to high performance coaching, and what it takes to build and sustain a world-class program at both Gulph Mills and Julian Krinsky. Steve and Dave dig into his philosophy on player development, the role of culture and environment in producing champions, and what the American tennis establishment could learn from coaches who have seen the game from every angle.

Laurence & Spiegs listen & react to former star NFL receiver Steve Smith discussing the talent of the Bears wide receiver room.

Detroit Lions All-Pro S Kerby Joseph's career is at risk following a serious knee injury. Yet he's joking about it. Are Detroit Lions fans overeacting? Plus Steve Smith has some choice words for Detroit Lions WR Jameson Williams.

Episode 429: In January 1995, DNA testing excluded Guy Paul Morin, the man convicted of the 1984 murder of Christine Jessop, from the crime. The Ontario Court of Appeal set aside his conviction, and Morin was released. The man whose semen was recovered from Christine Jessop's underwear in 1984 remained unidentified. A public inquiry led by Justice Fred Kaufman spent 10 months examining how an innocent man had been convicted twice. It produced 1,380 pages and 119 recommendations. The real killer remained unnamed for another twenty-five years — until a detective named Steve Smith, a Texas laboratory, and a forensic genealogist pulled a family tree apart and found a killer at the end of it. Sources Report of the Kaufman Commission on Proceedings Involving Guy Paul Morin — Full text (netk.net.au) The Canadian Encyclopedia — Guy Paul Morin Case Innocence Canada — Guy Paul Morin case file Toronto Life — "Inside the Hunt for Christine Jessop's Real Killer" (January 2022) CBC News — "Toronto police identify killer in cold case of 9-year-old Christine Jessop" (October 15, 2020) CBC News — "Calvin Hoover's family 'devastated' to learn police believe he killed Christine Jessop" (October 22, 2020) CBC News — "The answer to the mystery of Christine Jessop's murder leaves killer's ex-wife with painful questions" (February 2021) CBC News — "The science behind why police now believe they have the right suspect in Christine Jessop's murder" (October 2020) Global News — "Who was Calvin Hoover? The man Toronto police say killed 9-year-old Christine Jessop in 1984" (October 2020) Blue Line Magazine — "Out of the Cold: Toronto Police Solve 1984 Jessop Murder With New Science" (January 2021) RCMP — National DNA Data Bank of Canada: 20 Years and Growing Game of Crimes Podcast — "Detective Steve Smith Cracks a 36-Year Old Cold Case" (March 2022) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seth Fassano, Santiago Zuluaga, Steve Smith, and Nicholas Marinelli discuss Ankalaev's lackluster win, the next UFC Fight Night, and the weird state of Boxing's Heavyweight division.

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Today's episode features guest host Michael Upshall (guest editor, Charleston Briefings) who talks with Steve Smith, AI Gateway and MCP Pilot Advisory for Scholarly Publishers. Steve has enjoyed a wide-ranging academic publishing career, with half spent in book publishing and half spent in journal publishing, and has held senior roles at AIP Publishing, Frontiers, the American Psychological Association, and Wiley.  But, before Steve began his unexpected career in publishing, he studied philosophy at McGill University, earned a PhD in mathematical logic; and he refers to himself as a "frustrated philosopher." In this conversation, Steve shares his journey into academic publishing, his insights on the evolution of publishing, particularly in the context of AI and digital transformation, emphasizing the need for publishers to adapt to new technologies and changing reader expectations. He talks with Michael about the importance of structured knowledge and metadata in the age of AI, arguing that the future of publishing lies in moving beyond traditional formats to embrace knowledge as a service. The video of this interview can be found here: https://youtu.be/zY6rK5GhYA0 Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mupshall/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sdsmith2/ Keywords: #DigitalTransformation #KnowledgeManagement #AcademicIntegrity #PublishingIntegrity #metadata #AIInPublishing #FutureOfPublishing #PublishingStrategy #ScholarlyPublishing #LibraryResources #InformationProfessionals #AcademicLibraries #career #scholcomm #ScholarlyCommunication #libraries #librarianship #LibraryNeeds #LibraryLove #ScholarlyPublishing #AcademicPublishing #publishing #PublishingIssues #LibrariesAndPublishers #podcasts

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The Zest has been nominated for best podcast. Vote now!Our colleague Sky Lebron introduces us to Steve Smith, a.k.a. the Hoodbachi God. Hear how Smith turns the trunk of his car into a hibachi dining experience. Thanks to our pals at The Bay Blend for sharing this conversation. 

Steve Smith and Dave Anderson dig into the latest from Wimbledon, breaking down the singles and doubles action with their usual mix of sharp observation and strong opinions. The two discuss standout performances, emerging patterns of play, and what the results say about the state of the modern game on grass.The conversation drifts into a broader discussion about the lost art of doubles and what the best teams at Wimbledon still do that recreational and junior players simply never learn. Steve and Dave make the case that doubles is not just a complement to singles but a critical training ground for net play, communication, and competitive instincts that the game desperately needs more of.

Join us for a lively discussion covering the chaos of the British Open, rules controversies, and the thrill of discovering hidden gems like Waterfall Club. This episode features candid stories, expert insights, and unfiltered banter among golf enthusiasts and friends.Main Topics:British Open highlights and the Ryan Fox victoryControversial rules decisions involving Bryson DeChambeau and Scottie SchefflerThe cultural significance of golf in New Zealand and the USHumorous tales from golf courses, including Saban's surprise appearanceThe intriguing future of golf courses and tournamentsIn this episode:Breakdown of the British Open final round and Fox's clutch play (00:00 - 08:00)The Bryson DeChambeau ruling controversy and implications for golf rules (08:00 - 14:00)Scottie Scheffler and TIO rule discussions (14:00 - 20:00)Post-tournament reactions and the emotional reactions of golfers and fans (20:00 - 28:00)Waterfall Club adventures and celebrity sightings like Steve Smith and Nick Saban (28:00 - 45:00)Discussions on golf course restoration projects and upcoming tournaments (45:00 - 58:00)Personal stories: jet ski mishaps, family golf outings, and golf card collecting humor (58:00 - end)Enjoy the rich stories, expert insights, and behind-the-scenes moments shared in this episode—your ultimate golf podcast for honesty and humor on and off the course.If you like living forever, and you like golf, then you're going to LOVE Live Forever Golf.Enter discount code "LFG20" for 20% off your next order at LiveForeverGolf.comStraight Down the Middle'ish is brought to you by Live Forever Golf. Check out our Final Few collection to get great deals on our clearance inventory! Free shipping on all orders over $100.

Bass players, coffee drinkers, ladies and gentlemen, the podcast is back! Full disclosure: I used chat gpt to generate the description of the podcast below based on a transcript of the episode. I'm still not sure how I feel about the whole AI thing in general, but I realized it saved me a ton of legwork today with something I'm not particularly good at (writing descriptions of things), and provides some information that might help you better understand what the episode is about and bring a little more value to you without accusing me of selling my soul to Sam Altman. I want to make it very clear that I have never used AI in the creation of music or of any of my books, and never will. That, to me, is a very clear line that should never be crossed. I would like your honest feedback on this, and to know whether youtube descriptions are a tolerable use-case for the technology since it allows me way more time to focus on practicing, playing and recording real music and video lessons to share with you all. Here goes…In this episode I catch you up on everything that's been happening, from touring with Steve Smith's Vital Information, to moving house here in Southern California, finishing my brand-new book How to Transcribe, and preparing for the release of my new live trio album Quiet Places.I also spend a good portion of the episode exploring one of the most inspiring harmonic concepts I've encountered in years: Neo-Riemannian triadic transformations. It's a simple idea built around major and minor triads, but it's completely changed the way I'm thinking about harmony, improvisation, voice leading, and creating melodic movement in my bass lines.We also talk about:• Why transcription is really about ear training• How immersion and repetition accelerate musical growth• Touring with a minimalist pedalboard setup• The Walrus Audio Mantle in real-world situations• Preparing mentally for performances with musical heroes• Building freedom through harmony instead of memorized licksIf you're interested in becoming a more musical improviser (not just learning more scales) this episode is for you.If you'd like to see a full rundown of my current touring pedalboard, leave a comment below. If enough people ask, I'll make a dedicated video.Thoughts? More soon, Janek Get full access to Janek's Newsletter at janekgwizdala.substack.com/subscribe

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Australia's Test squad for the Bangladesh series has been named, with selectors backing experience over experimentation despite growing pressure on several key positions. Menners and Damian debate whether Josh Hazlewood should still hold off Scott Boland, how much time Marnus Labuschagne has left at No.3, and whether Cameron Green and Beau Webster can coexist in the same XI. The episode also pays tribute to the legendary Sir Garfield Sobers following his passing, reviews a record-breaking Major League Cricket tournament, unpacks the ICC's controversial new World Cup formats, and discusses the retirement of NSW stalwart Moises Henriques.  Timecodes (1:20) Australia's Test squad for Bangladesh announced – Hazlewood vs Boland, Marnus under pressure and the batting order debate. (17:40) Remembering Sir Garfield Sobers – reflecting on the greatest all-rounder the game has ever seen. (24:10) Major League Cricket review – Washington Freedom's world-record chase, Steve Smith shines and the tournament's growing impact. (30:00) The Hundred begins and Matthew Mott takes over as Sydney Sixers BBL coach. (32:15) ICC confirms controversial new formats for the 2027 ODI World Cup and future T20 World Cups. (41:10) Could Justin Langer become England's next Test coach? (44:20) Moises Henriques retires after an outstanding domestic career, plus "Can't Let It Go". Cricket Unfiltered Merchandise is Here! We've launched our official Cricket Unfiltered merch store thanks to a brilliant partnership with Exactamundo, a longtime supporter of the show.

Join Seth Fassano, Santiago Zuluaga, and Steve Smith as they discuss the UFC OKC event, Benn vs Garcia, and the upcoming Abu Dhabi card.

The Giants gained starters, depth and several defining postseason moments from the 2007 draft class, while injuries prevented Steve Smith, Jay Alford and Adam Koets from sustaining the careers they appeared capable of having. Even with those losses, did this class deliver more championship value than any other draft in franchise history?Follow 2 Giants Goofballs on Spotify and leave a five-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts to help more Giants fans find the show.Drew and Rob review all eight selections from a class that immediately helped the Giants win Super Bowl XLII and later contributed to the Super Bowl XLVI championship team.First-round pick Aaron Ross became a starter during the 2007 postseason and returned to a major role four years later when Terrell Thomas suffered a season-ending injury. Steve Smith developed into one of Eli Manning's most reliable targets, set the franchise's single-season receptions record and made a crucial third-down catch during the winning drive against New England.Jay Alford secured his place in Giants history by sacking Tom Brady during the Patriots' final possession of Super Bowl XLII. Zak DeOssie spent his entire 13-year career with New York, earned two Pro Bowl selections and served as a captain for nine consecutive seasons.Kevin Boss replaced Jeremy Shockey during the championship run and produced the longest play from scrimmage in Super Bowl XLII. Michael Johnson became a multi-year starter after being selected in the seventh round, while Adam Koets provided valuable offensive-line versatility before knee and back injuries ended his career.The final selection became the class's greatest value. Ahmad Bradshaw went from pick No. 250 to more than 4,200 rushing yards as a Giant, two championships and the game-winning touchdown in Super Bowl XLVI.Was Bradshaw the best selection, or did the sustained value supplied by Ross, DeOssie and Boss make one of them just as important? More importantly, does the overall combination of starters, late-round value and championship moments make 2007 the greatest Giants draft class ever?This is the audio from yesterday morning's live show.Merch: https://2giantgoofballs-shop.fourthwall.com/Support: https://buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsAll episodes: https://2giantgoofballs.buzzsprout.comSend us Fan MailSupport the show

Join Santiago Zuluaga and Steve Smith as they go over the UFC 329 event, Shakur Stevenson signing with ZUEFFA boxing, and the OKC event coming up!

Steve Smith and Dave Anderson are joined by Brookside teaching pros Aoife Wilson and Brendan Moore for a wide-ranging conversation about coaching culture, player development, and the GreatBase system in action at the Brookside training program. Aoife shares her journey from Ireland to Tyler Junior College and later Alabama, while Brendan traces his path from junior tennis into coaching and eventually to Brookside, where both have built their careers around Steve Roberts and the GreatBase method.The conversation covers the nuts and bolts of how Brookside teaches the game, from grip, stroke shape, and shadow swings to cone work and observation, as well as the broader themes of all-court tennis, equipment changes, junior competition in the Bay Area, and the value of mentorship for coaches just entering the profession.

Steve Smith and Dave Anderson welcome 16-year-old junior player Mason Vaughan to the podcast for a candid conversation about his tennis journey. From his first trip to Memphis at age eight, to living away from home and training full-time at Brookhaven, Mason shares the struggles, the growth, and the routines that have shaped him into the player he is today.The conversation covers everything from mental training with Tracy King and situational drills to tournament strategy, tennis parenting, and the physical grind of chasing a college tennis dream. Mason is refreshingly honest about what he still needs to work on, and both Steve and Dave make clear that his best tennis is still very much ahead of him.

Seth Fassano, Santiago Zuluaga, Nicholas Marinelli, and Steve Smith joined by CFFC COO Jason Lederfine, give a glimpse into the regional MMA world, life as a former US Army Veteran, and recap the most recent events in UFC, and CFFC.

Join Santiago Zuluaga alongside Steve Smith, Nicholas Marinelli, and Mason Davis to discuss Kape v Horiguchi, Alex Pereira's appeal, Conor McGregor's interview, UFC Baku and more!

Steve Smith and Dave Anderson are joined by NC State women's tennis coach Dave Secker and Spanish visitor Paul O'Callaghan for a deep dive into the rapidly shifting landscape of college tennis. Secker walks through the transfer portal, NIL, revenue sharing, the new five-year eligibility rule, and what it all means for American players, foreign recruitment, and the survival of programs like Arkansas.The conversation covers everything from agents signing high school juniors to the future of Lake Nona as a national championship site, with both Anderson and Secker offering their perspective on what college tennis means for junior players and why there is, despite all the chaos, plenty of reason for optimism.

Steve Smith is an award winning recording engineer, scoring engineer and mixer. Today, Steve serves as Creative Director of Creatio, Northwest University's Center for Technology, Media, and Design, where he has spent more than fifteen years preparing the next generation of creators, storytellers, and industry leaders. He also leads the C.A.S.E. (Communications, Arts, Sciences, and Entrepreneurship) program at Shawnigan Lake School on Vancouver Island, helping students develop innovative, interdisciplinary skills for a rapidly changing world.He is talented ,brilliant and funny.He's also my older brother, without whom I would not have had a career. Steve got me started as a studio manager at Take One Recording and has always been there to support me over the years.I hope you enjoy hearing about his incredible career that spans 5 decades.

Join Santiago Zuluaga alongside Steve Smith and Nicholas Marinelli to discuss the Freedom 250 UFC card, Tyson Fury, Conor McGregor vs Max Holloway, Kape vs Horiguchi.

Join Seth Fassano alongside Steve Smith, Nicholas Marinelli and Santiago Zuluaga for coverage of the upcoming big Freedom 250 UFC event taking place on the White House lawn.

Dirty Vegas were shot out of a cannon in 2002 when their song "Days Go By" was selected by Mitsubishi to soundtrack their new ad campaign. The song was everywhere and suddenly there was a culture shift with artists and their music as it relates to advertising. This gave Steve Smith from the band a career that's taken some unexpected turns, but has never let up. Dirty Vegas released a couple albums, then he went solo, and for the last several years he's been a member of Squeeze and is featured on their new album, Trixies, and on their current world tour. Dirty Vegas is still at it too, releasing new music in 2024. Steve lays out this journey for us this week. Enjoy!  www.stevesmithmusic.com www.patreon.com/c/thehustlepod

Steve Smith and Dave Anderson are joined by AJ Chabria and Craig Bell, co-hosts of the At the Net podcast, for a wide-ranging conversation covering a lifetime of experiences across all facets of the racket sports industry. The four dig into the state of teaching organizations, the challenge of attracting new blood into the profession, the legacy of John Yandel and TennisPlayer.net, and where pickleball fits into the future of tennis.Listeners will benefit from the stories, energy, and passion that AJ and Craig bring to the table, from their early days in the industry to their thoughts on elevating standards and growing the next generation of coaches.

Jeremy and Joe break down the week's top audio clips, including Steve Smith Sr.'s blunt assessment of J.J. McCarthy and the Vikings' quarterback room. They also analyze the Los Angeles Rams' success without first-round picks and discuss Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s recent late-night appearance. 01:23 - Best Shots of Audio 05:05 - New Parenting Discussion 09:13 - Steve Smith on J.J. McCarthy 13:03 - Jeremy's Quarterback Fantasy Curse 19:52 - Jared Verse and Number 8 23:32 - The Rams Roster Model

In this episode, we sit down with Steve Smith from Neat to discuss the future of technology, AV, collaboration, and the innovations shaping today's workplace. A big thank you to Steve from Neat for joining us and sharing his insights and expertise. Learn more about Taurus Technologies: https://taurustechinc.com

The McGraw Show 6-3-26: Steve Smith, SW AIR, Thriller, Realtors, Spencer Pratt & Scott Pelley by

Seth and Sean get petty at the internet for saying a Mike Macdonald clip was new when it wasn't, discuss Steve Smith's thoughts on JJ McCarthy, Rich Paul's wild Jordan argument and the ensuing retorts, react to a very petty Mark Titus being happy OKC got eliminated, and Damon Amendolara talking about CJ Stroud in this week's PettyCast.

In this edition of Menners Masterclass, Andrew Menczel sits down with retired cricketer Stephen O'Keefe for a candid look back on a remarkable career. From his early days in Sydney cricket to Test match success in India, O'Keefe reflects on the highs, lows, teammates, rivalries, sledging culture, leadership, retirement, and the lessons he learned along the way. Along the journey, he shares stories about Steve Smith, Nathan Lyon, Michael Clarke, Pat Cummins and many of the great characters of Australian cricket.  Timecodes: (1:54) O'Keefe reflects on retirement and his final Big Bash season.  (13:03) Sledging, mental battles and the art of staying competitive on the field.  (28:32) Growing up, discovering cricket and breaking into New South Wales.  (41:43) Test cricket, debut memories and the famous 2017 India tour.  (55:01) O'Keefe discusses mistakes, personal challenges and lessons learned.  (1:00:08) Winning Sheffield Shields, Big Bash titles and reflecting on a career well spent. Cricket Unfiltered Merchandise is Here! We've launched our official Cricket Unfiltered merch store thanks to a brilliant partnership with Exactamundo, a longtime supporter of the show.

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas analyze the fractured relationship between Jalen Hurts and AJ Brown following emotional audio clips of the duo. They debate whether the Eagles should trade the star receiver, react to Steve Smith's criticism of the move, and field calls on a potential deal with the Raiders. 01:45 - Hurts and Brown Dynamic 06:13 - Better Without AJ Brown? 12:01 - Steve Smith Defends Brown 24:12 - Phillies Road Trip Recap

Seth Fassano, Santiago Zuluaga, and Steve Smith talk Figgy, Kai Asakura, Thrill on the hill, what's next for David Benavidez, and more.

Today our guest is Steve Smith, CEO and co-founder of IntelliSpark. Steve shares how IntelliSpark helps educators get to know students as people — not just learners — by making it easier to capture, share, and act on student information across an entire school team in real time. He also explains how the platform addresses two persistent gaps in schools: the friction of sharing critical student information between educators, and the lack of just-in-time support for teachers who encounter a student need but aren't sure what to do next. In this conversation, Steve offers important reminders for educators and leaders: When educators know something personal about a student, even a brief conversation about it can shift the entire relationship and improve academic outcomes. Critical information about a student — a loss, a struggle, a win — too often stays with one adult instead of reaching the whole team, and that gap has real consequences. Most professional development is episodic, but the moments that require it are daily. Educators need tools and strategies available to them in real time, not just at the start of the year. Every interaction with a student can be a pivotal one, even when neither the educator nor the student knows it at the time. Learn More About CharacterStrong:  Learn more about Intellispark Access FREE MTSS Curriculum Samples Request a Quote Today! Learn more about CharacterStrong Implementation Support Visit the CharacterStrong Website

 Santiago Zuluaga, Steve Smith and Nicholas Marinelli discuss Usyk vs Verhoeven, UFC Macau, CFFC Thrill of the Hill and more!

Episode 105: Richard Bona is one of the most respected bass players, composers, vocalists, and bandleaders in modern music. Born in Cameroon and now celebrated around the world, Richard has worked with legends including Pat Metheny, Quincy Jones, Joe Zawinul, Harry Belafonte, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Bobby McFerrin, Mike Stern, George Benson, and many more. From the Pat Metheny Group to the Zawinul Syndicate, Richard has helped shape the sound of jazz fusion, African music, world music, and modern bass playing for decades. Richard has also shared the stage and studio with some of the greatest drummers in the world including Antonio Sanchez, Vinnie Colaiuta, Dave Weckl, Steve Smith, Omar Hakim, Paco Séry, Dennis Chambers, Manu Katché, Simon Phillips, Terri Lyne Carrington, Mark Guiliana, Steve Gadd, and more. In this episode, Richard and Elmo talk about growing up in Cameroon, building his own instruments as a child, discovering Jaco Pastorius, moving to Germany, Paris, and New York, becoming Harry Belafonte's musical director, joining Joe Zawinul's Syndicate, winning a Grammy with Pat Metheny, rhythm, groove, African music, storytelling, singing while playing bass, improvisation, how to feel odd time signatures and polyrhythms, being managed by Quincy Jones, bass technique, composition, musical identity, and much more. Richard also shares stories from the road, lessons from the greatest musicians in the world, and his philosophy on music, culture, creativity, and humanity. We hope you enjoy our conversation with the great Richard Bona! Big thanks to our friends Ace Studio for supporting the show. Check them out! https://acestudio.ai/ Another huge thanks to our friends at DistroKid! DistroKid is the easiest and fastest way to get your music on over 150 platforms worldwide! Go to https://distrokid.com/vip/elmo to get 20% off your first year! Become a Patreon Member to stay in the loop as we post Patreon-only exclusive content, Zoom hangs, invite only events, and discussions about music and music careers. https://www.patreon.com/gowithelmo Please SUBSCRIBE / FOLLOW this podcast to catch new episodes as soon as they drop! Your likes, comments and shares are much appreciated! Listen to the audio form of this podcast wherever you get your podcasts: https://elmolovano.komi.io/ Follow Richard: https://www.instagram.com/richardbonaofficial/ Follow Go With Elmo: https://www.instagram.com/gowithelmo/ https://www.tiktok.com/@gowithelmo https://x.com/gowithelmopod Follow Elmo Lovano: https://Instagram.com/elmolovano https://x.com/elmolovano Follow Jammcard: https://www.youtube.com/@jammcard https://www.instagram.com/jammcard/ jammcard.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's show, was Gov. Landry's trip to Greenland successful? You may hear that it was successful for Landry and his people, but there is another side to the story that Scoot shares with you. Lower Decatur businesses have been buried behind construction fences for months, so this Sunday they're throwing a "Defend Decatur" block party with tons of great bands. Kirk Estopinal from Cane & Table and Steve Smith from Turtle Bay join Scoot to talk about the event, the impact on businesses, and why this stretch of the Quarter still matters. What's your favorite spot on Lower Decatur, and are you making a point to support local businesses during construction chaos? Also, Scoot talks about the $1.776 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund" that was established by the U.S. Department of Justice as part of a settlement agreement to resolve a $10 billion civil lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump and his sons against the Internal Revenue Service over the unauthorized leak of his tax records, which is said to be intended to pay off those pardoned from the January 6 insurrection. Finally, this is Memorial Day Weekend, a weekend when Americans go to the beach or have BBQs or crawfish boils. But it's also a time to remember and pay tribute to the men and women who died serving our country. What should every parent tell their kids about Memorial Day Weekend? And do you think we're so far removed from a World War and the Cold War that we've forgotten how much we owe those who died fighting for our nation?

Lower Decatur businesses have been buried behind construction fences for months, so this Sunday they're throwing a "Defend Decatur" block party with tons of great bands. Kirk Estopinal from Cane & Table and Steve Smith from Turtle Bay join Scoot to talk about the event, the impact on businesses, and why this stretch of the Quarter still matters. What's your favorite spot on Lower Decatur, and are you making a point to support local businesses during construction chaos? Also, Scoot talks about the $1.776 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund" that was established by the U.S. Department of Justice as part of a settlement agreement to resolve a $10 billion civil lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump and his sons against the Internal Revenue Service over the unauthorized leak of his tax records, which is said to be intended to pay off those pardoned from the January 6 insurrection.

Lower Decatur businesses have been buried behind construction fences for months, so this Sunday they're throwing a "Defend Decatur" block party with tons of great bands. Kirk Estopinal from Cane & Table and Steve Smith from Turtle Bay join Scoot to talk about the event, the impact on businesses, and why this stretch of the Quarter still matters. What's your favorite spot on Lower Decatur, and are you making a point to support local businesses during construction chaos?

Steve Smith and Dave Anderson are joined by three special guests for a Richmond Hill reunion on the latest episode of the GreatBase Tennis Podcast. Richard Hernandez, Miron Mann, and Patrick Jeffrion Amorin, three directors who have carried the GreatBase torch at Richmond Hill Country Club across three decades, share stories, laughs, and some sharp observations about the state of tennis development in Canada and beyond.The conversation covers everything from the origins of each coach's journey into the game, to the challenges of building a culture when federations are circling and parents are overthinking, to the sorry state of junior tennis circuits on both sides of the border. Underneath the banter and the ribbing of Dave Anderson, there is a serious and consistent message: teach kids to hit the ball better, keep competition local, and trust the process.Also, the return of the GreatBase Tennis merchandise online store! Please visit the website or our social medias for the link if you are interested in purchasing any apparel.

Ray Didinger returns from a world cruise to join Glen Macnow, Hugh Douglas, and Joe Giglio for a deep dive into Philadelphia sports. They debate the impact of Don Mattingly on the Phillies and analyze how new additions like Makai Lemon fit into the Eagles' offensive plans. 01:00 - Ray Didinger's Return 02:17 - Mattingly's Phillies Impact 08:44 - Eagles Offseason Evaluation 15:56 - Sports Movies Show 21:31 - AJ Brown Discussion

Ray Didinger and Glen Macnow join the program to discuss the Phillies' success under Don Mattingly and the impact of the managerial change. They also dive into the Eagles' offseason, specifically highlighting the potential of rookie wide receiver Makai Lemon. The conversation concludes with a preview of their upcoming sports movie showcase and a reaction to the NBA playoffs. 01:50 - Macnow And Didinger Guest 09:14 - Eagles Offseason Outlook 12:33 - Evaluating Makai Lemon 16:29 - Sports Movies Show 20:33 - Ticket Contest Lies 29:48 - Eagles Schedule Complaints 38:41 - Phillies Locker Room Dynamics 52:11 - NBA Playoff Analysis

Steve Smith and Dave Anderson mark episode 300 of the GreatBase Tennis Podcast with a mix of shoutouts, reflection, and sharp commentary on the state of American college tennis. The episode opens with congratulations to Dave on his induction into the North Dakota Tennis Hall of Fame and a tribute to the late Dr. Jim Loehr, whose work on the mental side of tennis remains as relevant as ever.The centerpiece is a reading of a spoof Steve wrote years ago, a fairy tale reimagining of Patrick McEnroe's time juggling three major roles in American tennis simultaneously, landing with humor but carrying a serious message about focus and accountability. The episode closes with a frank conversation about the University of Arkansas dropping its tennis program, the broader crisis facing college tennis, and why more Americans need to be both playing and teaching the sport they love.

Steve Smith and Dave Anderson dedicate the latest episode of the GreatBase Tennis Podcast to one of the most fundamental and overlooked topics in tennis teaching: grips. Responding to listener requests to go back to basics, Steve works through his notes on the subject while he and Dave dig into why so many players, even experienced ones, are holding the racket incorrectly and why so few coaches are doing enough about it.The conversation covers everything from the math behind bevel changes and racket face angles, to the grip habits of all-time greats like Borg, Connors, McEnroe, and Graf. Steve and Dave make the case that getting grips right from the beginning is not just a technical detail but the foundation everything else is built on, and that slowing down to get it right early is one of the most important things a coach or parent can do for a young player.

In this hard-hitting episode, Joe dives deep into the growing global conversation surrounding the Great Replacement a cultural and demographic shift affecting Western nations from Australia and Europe to right here in America. From courts favoring immigrants over citizens in the name of “inclusivity,” to the collapse of public education where children are taught Critical Race Theory instead of reading and writing, Joe exposes how everyday Americans are being pushed to the back of the line in their own homeland. Powerful on-the-ground clips, including a Philadelphia teen facing expulsion for exposing illiteracy in his classroom and disturbing examples of normalized anti-white harassment, paint a raw picture of a society many no longer recognize.The fight against systemic failure continues with returning guests Mike Morris and Steve Smith, who share their exhausting 13-year legal odyssey in Honesdale, Pennsylvania. What began as a simple slander lawsuit and Chapter 11 bankruptcy to protect their property spiraled into trustee overreach, disputed settlement funds, a forged email scandal, and even detention by the U.S. Marshals without a warrant. Despite a jury victory in May 2025, they're still battling to recover damages and hold accountable those who they say manipulated the bankruptcy system against them. Their story is a sobering look at how the courts and trustees can turn justice into a weapon.Finally, Sherry McGann joins the show to recount her devastating battle in paradise. After investing over $1.5 million into her dream eco-tourism mushroom farm on Maui, Sherry says she was betrayed by business partners with alleged China connections, locked out of her own property through forged DocuSign documents. Her ongoing bankruptcy and legal fight expose shocking allegations of partnership deception and institutional stonewalling.Don't miss this compelling episode packed with real stories of Americans fighting back against a system that feels stacked against them.