Podcasts about substate

On this episode:- Gallatin edges out Stewartsville-Osborn in an incredible Class 2 Boys Sectional. Junior Gavin Wilmes also scored his 1,000th point. Hear from Wilmes & Head Coach Tanner Smith.- Monday Sectional, Districts & Substate scores*This episode is sponsored by Tolly & Associates, Little Caesars of St. Joseph, John Anderson Insurance, Meierhofer Funeral Home & Crematory, Musser Construction, HiHo Bar & Grill, Jayson & Mary Watkins, Matt & Jenni Busby, Michelle Cook Group, Russell Book & Bookball 365, The St. Joseph Mustangs, B's Tees, KT Logistics LLC., Hixson-Klein Funeral Home, James L. Griffith Law Firm of Maysville, Toby Prussman of Premier Land & Auction Group, Barnes Roofing, The St. Joseph School District, HK Quality Sheet Metal, Redman Farms of Maysville, Melissa Winn, Amber & Anthony Henke, Adams Bar & Grill, Green Hills Insurance LLC., Cintas, Thrive Family Chiropractic, IV Nutrition of St. Joseph, J.C's Hardwood Floors, Roth Kid Nation, Serve Link Home Care out of Trenton, Barnett's Floor Renewal LLC., Balloons D'Lux, B3 Renovations, Gabe Edgar, KC Flooring & Drywall, C&H Handyman Plumming, The Hamilton Bank member FDIC, Wompas Graphix & Embroidery of Liberty, The Tabor Family, Ellis Sheep Company of Maysville, Bank Northwest of Cameron, Akey's Catering & Event Rentals, Brown Bear of St. Joseph, Whitney Whitt Agency of Hamilton and Wolf Black Herefords.

The Notre Dame Knights and West Burlington battled fiercely in this unforgettable basketball game. With a remarkable comeback reminiscent of Lazarus himself, the game kept fans on the edge of their seats. The first half showed promise, but things intensified dramatically in the third quarter. Despite a challenging quarter that mirrored the struggle of the first, Grandview Christian's Emilio Barconi shone as a standout player, showcasing incredible talent. As the game progressed, Mason Watkins of West Burlington gave an extraordinary performance, earning the title of player of the game with 29 points. Ultimately, the season came to a close for West Burlington at Substate, marking the end of an excellent run. Fans and followers are sure to remember this season for its highs and captivating moments.

Weekend Recap, Matt Snyder on MLB from the All Star Game, Baseball Substate update

Weekend Recap, Matt Snyder on MLB from the All Star Game, Baseball Substate update

This episode of Round Guy Radio is powered by Partners for Profit fundraising from Morningston, Iowa, who are dedicated to supporting community and school fundraisers. We welcome Andy Kretzinger of the Southeast Iowa Union to discuss the upcoming playoff baseball season. Andy provides an in-depth analysis of the playoff brackets, starting with the smaller schools in Class 1A Substate 6. He highlights key matchups such as New London vs. Pekin and Kyoto vs. Danville, and emphasizes the strength of top-seeded Notre Dame and Sigourney. The discussion moves to Class 2A, where Andy covers Substate 5 and Substate 6, focusing on teams like Mid-Prairie, Anamosa, Cardinal, and Van Buren County. He shares insights into the strengths and recent performances of these teams. In Class 3A, the spotlight is on the highly competitive Substate 5, featuring Central DeWitt, Mount Pleasant, Fairfield, and Washington. Andy breaks down the matchups and potential outcomes, noting the importance of pitching depth and game strategies. The episode also includes updates on 4A teams like Burlington and their playoff journey. Andy and the host discuss standout players, team performances, and the excitement building up for the playoffs. Tune in for a comprehensive preview of Southeast Iowa's playoff baseball scene, filled with expert analysis and insider information to get you ready for the upcoming games.

This week, Scott and Brad preview substate basketball in Kansas, the Jayhawks puzzling loss to BYU, the end of Sterling College's basketball season and more.

Scott and Brad get ready for substate basketball, and also talk postseason possibilities for the Sterling College women, plus what do they make of the Jayhawks after their solid win at Oklahoma?

State Wrestling recap and preview Sub-State Hoops underway. Rock Hills boys advance.  Boys AOW revealed KU & KSU back in action at home Chiefs sign talented punter. What does it mean for Tommy Townsend? 

Sub-State Basketball recap. St.John's/Tipton sends both their teams to state.  TVL continues to get the best of the NPL and basically any league in the state in regards to smaller schools.  KU and KSU lose on road Big 12 Tournament is set Royals unbeatable? LOL.  Kelce host SNL. 

A recap of Thursday Sub-State Hoops.  Preview of Friday Sub-State Hoops Shockers fall to #1 Houston K-State and KU plenty yet to play for on the road on Saturday in their Big 12 finales.  Royals win again. Salvy with a stolen base!!! 

High school Football week 8 preview. Sub-State Volleyball Preview REgional Cross Country preview KU at Waco K-State at TCU marquee matchup this week in the Big 12.  Chiefs face the 49ers MLB Playoffs: Yankees continue to strike out Wichita State baseball coach with leave of absence

0:00 - Intro 0:36 - Start of episode 1:52 - My basketball career 2:50 - Basketball court in my backyard 4:17 - YMCA 4:50 - Jr. Cougars 6:33 - Having my dad as a coach 7:19 - Joining the C.R. Rush 8:52 - Traveling for games 9:49 - Playing against Patrick McCaffery 11:07 - Playing against the Murray brothers 11:59 - Self awareness as a basketball player 12:49 - The end of my C.R. Rush days 13:19 - Franklin Middle School basketball 15:09 - Spokes on a wheel 16:03 - My name is not "Jake" 17:41 - Assistant coach recognizes my dad out of a crowd 19:06 - Freshman year at Kennedy 20:15 - The ice skates 20:49 - My nicknames from freshman year 22:41 - Two buzzer beaters in one game 23:50 - Sophomore year 24:33 - Spirit lake trip 26:14 - Why I didn't play as much 27:06 - Junior year 28:20 - Announcing our starting lineup 29:33 - Our regular season performance 30:01 - Substate first round 31:16 - Substate 2nd round 33:27 - State tournament quarterfinal 34:57 - State tournament semifinal 36:19 - Consolation 3rd place game 38:04 - My personal performances junior year 38:50 - Senior year 41:12 - The best memory from senior year 42:49 - Off to college 43:20 - Meeting a friend and creating an intramural 5 on 5 team 44:33 - Playcall executed perfectly 46:21 - Sophomore year 3pt contest 46:57 - Sophomore year 5 on 5 intramurals 49:11 - Junior year basketball 51:05 - A big milestone during a tough time 52:06 - Senior year of college 52:50 - UIowa 3 point contest 54:38 - State of Iowa 3 point contest 58:00 - Senior year intramural 5 on 5 59:39 - The Championship Game 1:01:50 - Current day basketball 1:03:04 - What's Kochin: Sports 1:08:23 - What's Kochin: Finance 1:09:55 - What's Kochin: Technology 1:12:17 - What's Kochin: Video Games 1:15:09 - Outro What's Kochin? is a podcast created by Brandon Koch that centers around sports, finance, technology, and video games. Guests are welcome to make an appearance on the show, just follow and DM me on social media at @Whats_Kochin. New episodes on Wednesdays!

It's state tournament time in Iowa and the substate finals have brought all of the drama. Listen in to hear more about Substate Final #8 while also getting updates on all of the other final matches. 

Today we sat down to discuss the recently released substate groups for the boys' side and the girls' side, whose pairings also came out for the coming weeks as we prepare for what is sure to be an exciting state tournament at Cownie Soccer Complex in Des Moines.

4 area teams make state basketball How sub-State seeding needs to change KU earns share of another Big 12 title.  All-Big Selections

High School Sub-State Hoops recap and preview A 3-18 team is one win away from state.  Why that is an issue.  Ku grinds out a win.  MLB Owners strategy exposed? 

KU one of 7 teams in top 10 to lose on Saturday State Wrestling Recap Sub-State Basketball preview Rough weekend for State basketball teams (KU/KSU/WSU) Why you don't have to use 1st round draft capital on offensive linemen Will the MLB season start on time? 

Looking back on the last round of playoff basketball and previewing substate games tonight. Good luck to the Lions and the Rockets!

Looking over everything leading up tonight for class 1A, substate one semi finals, a.k.a. district 1 and 2 championships!

Looking over everything leading up tonight for class 2A, substate 1 semi finals, a.k.a. district 1 and 2 championships!

Looking over everything leading up tonight for class 2A, substate 2 semifinals, a.k.a. district 3 and 4 championships!

The regional pairings are in for Iowa girls basketball, and so are the district and substate assignments for boys basketball. The Gazette's Jeff Johnson and Jeff Linder discuss on the latest Prep Basketball Huddle.

In an act of shameless self-promotion we're talking about Jonathan's recently completed PhD research, but we promise it's interesting! This means we're digging into regional politics, substate nationalist movements and the complex dynamics of territorial politics in Europe. Why do regional parties do better in some places than others? Why do territorial issues matter in some places more than others? The answers are in this podcast! Please do rate and subscribe and, as Chris says, have a good...whatever.

A conversation with Alex Mitrovich, CEO Unique.network Alex Mitrovich is both an investor and an entrepreneur, but the latter definitely comes first. “More specifically I am an entrepreneur in the tech space and have been so for the past 20 years. I understand tech without being a developer. I understand the opportunities.” This is clearly reflected in his previous enterprise, Luxoft, which he built with his partner over ten years into a global operation and into one of the Fortune Top 500 companies. Next up UseTech, formed in 2017 with co-founder and CTO, Gregory Zaitsev, which has been busy building blockchain projects ever since for its clients. The blockchain penny dropped for Mitrovich around 2016. A good friend of his and successful tech entrepreneu, Zoe Adamovitzwas posting blockchain stories on Facebook. It made him do some digging and very soon he understood that blockchain had the potential to be mainstream. He looked at the different chains, offering faster, cheaper, better solutions. He worked on different projects, upskilling his team and figuring out which chain was going to pop. He admired Ethereum but recognised its main asset is the network effect of the community. “It's hard to stand out in a crowded market.” Accordingly, when Mitrovich decided to step directly into the NFT space he already had his seasoned team of developers headed up by Zaitsev on board. And as a startup in PolkaDot, he came armed to the teeth. Mind you, he admits the deeply technical nature of PolkaDot hurts his head. “But I could see the power of the emerging community, the beauty of the Web 3 Foundation and the endless flexibility of Substate as a building block." To find our more, listen to the interview Your host is Jillian Godsil, award winning journalist, broadcaster and author. Her latest book can be found at https://persons-of-interest.io/

Postseason games are coming thick and fast and quickly they start to become more and more meaningful. After taking in an entertaining Semifinal in Substate 3 between Roosevelt and Dowling, the Game of the Week Crew decided to visit Valley Stadium in West Des Moines where the Tigers would attempt to avenge a loss from earlier in the season to a young, but talented Ankeny Hawks side. Other local 3A games included Centennial at Waukee in the Substate 2 Final and Dowling at Johnston in the Substate 3 Final. Because the soccer community is tight knit, we were able to enlist agents around town to provide updates on those games in real time.  We'll briefly discuss the details of the Ankeny-Valley game and also have a conversation around the other 3A results, the re-seeding for the State Tournament and bring you updates on the Class 1A and Class 2A match-ups as well.      We'll chat a little bit about next week's State Tournament in Des Moines to be played at James Cownie Soccer Complex, but more so, discuss how the rankings 

After receiving over 300 total votes for the Game of the Week, more than 100 of them were cast in favor of a trip to Windsor Heights for the Roosevelt-Dowling match-up. In addition to it being a beautiful spring evening, both squads brought their fans out in full force and they would be rewarded by an entertaining match. As Coach Matt Ream's Roughriders finished out an undefeated conference schedule a trip to visit Dowling provided an opportunity to avenge their regular season penalty shootout loss as well as further their bid for a state tournament berth. Maroon's boss, Jackson Teeling, on the other hand, was mostly worried about getting his squad back on track after they had dropped results in five of their last seven contests, albeit to ranked opposition. In a game with some drama and some good soccer, Dowling eventually earned a date with fourth-ranked Johnston who narrowly defeated crosstown rival, Urbandale, and will host the Maroons on the evening of Wednesday, May 26th.

As the high school boys regular season winds down, postseason play is heating up as we speed towards the state tournament at Cownie in a couple weeks. With the first round of substate games taking place on Thursday, May 20th, we chatted with some of the coaches of the top-ranked central Iowa programs as they prepare for the knockout portion of the season.   #16 Roosevelt Roughriders - Matt Ream  #14 Dowling Catholic Maroons - Jackson Teeling  #13 Ankeny Hawks - Marcus Varnum  #7 Johnston Dragons - Jim Frizzell  #6 Ankeny Centennial - Brian Duax  #4 Valley Tigers - Aziz Haffar   #1 Waukee Warriors - Carlos Acebey Substate semifinals take place on Monday, May 24th and substate finals are on Wednesday, May 26th. The winners of the eight substates will meet the following week in Des Moines to crown the 2021 State Champion. 

As the high school boys regular season winds down, postseason play is heating up as we speed towards the state tournament at Cownie in a couple weeks. With the first round of substate games taking place on Thursday, May 20th, we chatted with some of the coaches of the top-ranked central Iowa programs as they prepare for the knockout portion of the season. #16 Roosevelt Roughriders - Matt Ream #14 Dowling Catholic Maroons - Jackson Teeling #13 Ankeny Hawks - Marcus Varnum #7 Johnston Dragons - Jim Frizzell #6 Ankeny Centennial - Brian Duax #4 Valley Tigers - Aziz Haffar #1 Waukee Warriors - Carlos Acebey Substate semifinals take place on Monday, May 24th and substate finals are on Wednesday, May 26th. The winners of the eight substates will meet the following week in Des Moines to crown the 2021 State Champion.

Shockers keep winningSub-State Basketball previewKU with rare non-con game late in season.NBA games from Wednesday. A Jayhawk and A Wildcat with nice nights. 

The Dallas Center-Grimes Mustangs poured in 8 first half threes and pulled away from Atlantic for a 60-39 win in the Boys Class 3A Substate 8 Final on Monday night. The Mustangs dropped in 6 threes in the opening quarter alone, 4 from junior Bo Huston, to grab a 24-15 lead after one. The Mustangs got one from downtown from Jackson Jones on the final play of the first half and led 43-27 at the break. Dallas Center-Grimes then began to grind out possessions in the second half, milking down the clock and keeping the ball away from the Trojans. It was 48-37 by the end of the third and the Mustangs hit most of their free throws down the stretch to seal the win. Huston connected on a total of 6 three pointers in the game and led the Mustangs with 26 points. Cole Glasgow added 14 points for DC-G as they improved to 20-3 on the season. The Mustangs will head back to the State Tournament for the first time since 2017. Atlantic was led by 10 points each from Grant Sturm, Skyler Handlos, and Ethan Williams. The Trojans finish a great season with a 14-7 record. Atlantic will say goodbye to an outstanding senior class of 6: Grant Sturm, Skyler Handlos, Keaton Juhl, Craig Alan Becker, Ethan Williams, and Garrett Reynolds. Listen to the full postgame interview with Head Coach Jeff Ebling below.

A recap of Monday's sub-state basketballA preview of tonights gamesBedlam won again by OSUWSU does the right thing and makes it officialJJ Watt changing teams. Alex Smith looking for a new team. James Harden does something not done since 1977. 

State Wrestling RecapSub-State Hoops previewKU with a big win over #2 BaylorRoyals sign their 3B for the considerable futureIrv Cross passes away. 

In this episode we recap the district finals and predict the sub state finals for 2A --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we recap the district finals and predict the sub state finals for 1A --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We preview Sub-State Hoops for tonightLes Miles situation NBA All-Star teams. 

High School Thursday Hoops Recap/Friday previewSub-State Wrestling previewShockers with a gigantic victoryKU and KSU back in action this Saturday. A high profile QB is tradedA marquee matchup in the NBA. 

SHOCKERS FALL AT #11 HOUSTONKSHSAA ANNOUNCES SUB-STATE BASKETBALL CHANGES/POSTSEASON FORMATCOACHING DURING COVID, SHOULD WE CUT THEM A BREAK? 

Let's do it!! It's the Mildly Entertaining Sports Podcast for Wichita & Beyond - Keeper of the Games - back for a brand new episode of the podcast! Tommy Castor and Weston Mills are back for a new episode and joined by a very special guest to kick off the show! (01:45): She's a reporter, blogger, talk show host, WSU insider, and more...Aliyah Funschelle from www.sportswithaliyah.com joins Keeper of the Games to talk all things Wichita State basketball. Obviously, the main topic of discussion is the official resignation of Gregg Marshall and his nearly 8 million dollar buyout. On top of that, Aliyah discusses the Shockers new interim head coach Isaac Brown and who we can expect to see hit the court for WSU in about a week when the season kicks off. Aliyah also discusses the disappointing news regarding Campus High School star Sterling Chapman decommitting from WSU in light of the Gregg Marshall situation and committing to AAC rival Tulsa. (36:44) Tommy and Weston discuss some breaking NBA draft news regarding former Shocker Landry Shamet who was on the move on draft night, plus the news that Wichita will not be a location for March Madness in 2021 due to COVID-19. (39:39): It's Raider Week for the Chiefs! Weston and Tommy discuss the bulletin board material going into this game, the Victory Lap fiasco and predictions on what things may look like for KC going into this primetime game on Sunday night versus their heated rivals. The guys also discuss the contract extensions given to both Andy Reid and Brett Veach. (55:46): No KU football this weekend as their game against Texas has been postponed to December 12, due to COVID-19 concerns, but Kansas State will be in action on Saturday with a HUGE game against #17 Iowa State. The guys give their takes on what the Wildcats will need to do to get the win in Farmaggedeon and to move into a tie for the Big 12 lead. (1:00:38): Our #WichitaWhiparound's starts off with the news that KSHAA is considering delaying the start of the high school winter sports season. Other than that, it is all about Kansas high school playoff football. Weston and Tommy discuss the Wichita metro schools that are moving onto SubState. The biggest game locally is in 5A as Bishop Carroll will face Wichita Northwest. (1:09:38): Our #FinallyFunny is really not that funny, but it's more impressive as Dr. Laurent Duvernay Tardif from the Kansas City Chiefs has made it to the Hall of Fame, kinda. LDT's scrubs and lab coat have made it to Canton, since he opted out of the season to fight COVID-19 on the front lines. Pretty awesome and well deserved for LDT. Special thanks again to Aliyah Funschelle. Follow her on Twitter @AliyahFun and check her out online at www.sportswithaliyah.com. Make sure to hit subscribe so you never miss an episode. You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, TuneIn Radio and more! Check out our new website at www.kogsports.com. Watch full episodes on YouTube and Facebook by searching for Keeper of the Games. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KOGpod. Follow Weston @Wmills94 and Tommy @TweetsFromTommy. #KOGpod

Starting after the Second World War and taking the story through to the Brezhnev era, Yoram Gorlizski and Oleg Khlevniuk's Substate Dictatorship Networks, Loyalty, and Institutional Change in the Soviet Union (Yale University Press, 2020) charts the strategies of Soviet regional leaders, paying particular attention to the forging and evolution of local trust networks. Beginning with the late Stalinist period, Gorlizki and Khlevniuk describe and evaluates the relatively successful mechanisms Stalin used to keep regional networks and bosses (usually Obkom First Secretaries) in check while simultaneously devolving power to the regional governments. When Khrushchev came to power, following Stalin’s death, he removed many of these mechanisms which included oversight bodies such as the Party Control Commission and delegations from the Central Committee in an effort to reform the bureaucracy. This led to an unprecedented level of bureaucratic fraud, perpetrated primarily through family circle trust networks of regional bureaucrats who covered up each other’s malfeasance. The culmination of this trend was the Riazan scandal when the Obkom First Secretary engaged in a number of shady practices such as buying meat from markets in other regions, counting slaughtered animals twice and straight up fabrication to meet the massively unrealistic quotas Khrushchev had set as part of his Seven Year Plan. The resulting scandal undermined Khrushchev’s political capital and contributed to his downfall. Brezhnev took a different tact to managing regional governments by reducing the insane pressures to fulfill quotas they had faced under Stalin and Khurshchev and ending the rotational scheme Stalin had put in to place to try to make sure regional bosses could not develop their own nepotistic networks. Listen in to learn about how authoritarian regimes delegated power and how successful or unsuccessful these methods were and how they fundamentally shaped Soviet history. Samantha Lomb is an Assistant Professor at Vyatka State University in Kirov, Russia. Her research focuses on daily life, local politics and political participation in the Stalinist 1930s. Her book, Stalin’s Constitution: Soviet Participatory Politics and the Discussion of the Draft 1936 Constitution, is now available online. Her research can be viewed here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Starting after the Second World War and taking the story through to the Brezhnev era, Yoram Gorlizski and Oleg Khlevniuk's Substate Dictatorship Networks, Loyalty, and Institutional Change in the Soviet Union (Yale University Press, 2020) charts the strategies of Soviet regional leaders, paying particular attention to the forging and evolution of local trust networks. Beginning with the late Stalinist period, Gorlizki and Khlevniuk describe and evaluates the relatively successful mechanisms Stalin used to keep regional networks and bosses (usually Obkom First Secretaries) in check while simultaneously devolving power to the regional governments. When Khrushchev came to power, following Stalin’s death, he removed many of these mechanisms which included oversight bodies such as the Party Control Commission and delegations from the Central Committee in an effort to reform the bureaucracy. This led to an unprecedented level of bureaucratic fraud, perpetrated primarily through family circle trust networks of regional bureaucrats who covered up each other’s malfeasance. The culmination of this trend was the Riazan scandal when the Obkom First Secretary engaged in a number of shady practices such as buying meat from markets in other regions, counting slaughtered animals twice and straight up fabrication to meet the massively unrealistic quotas Khrushchev had set as part of his Seven Year Plan. The resulting scandal undermined Khrushchev’s political capital and contributed to his downfall. Brezhnev took a different tact to managing regional governments by reducing the insane pressures to fulfill quotas they had faced under Stalin and Khurshchev and ending the rotational scheme Stalin had put in to place to try to make sure regional bosses could not develop their own nepotistic networks. Listen in to learn about how authoritarian regimes delegated power and how successful or unsuccessful these methods were and how they fundamentally shaped Soviet history. Samantha Lomb is an Assistant Professor at Vyatka State University in Kirov, Russia. Her research focuses on daily life, local politics and political participation in the Stalinist 1930s. Her book, Stalin’s Constitution: Soviet Participatory Politics and the Discussion of the Draft 1936 Constitution, is now available online. Her research can be viewed here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Starting after the Second World War and taking the story through to the Brezhnev era, Yoram Gorlizski and Oleg Khlevniuk's Substate Dictatorship Networks, Loyalty, and Institutional Change in the Soviet Union (Yale University Press, 2020) charts the strategies of Soviet regional leaders, paying particular attention to the forging and evolution of local trust networks. Beginning with the late Stalinist period, Gorlizki and Khlevniuk describe and evaluates the relatively successful mechanisms Stalin used to keep regional networks and bosses (usually Obkom First Secretaries) in check while simultaneously devolving power to the regional governments. When Khrushchev came to power, following Stalin’s death, he removed many of these mechanisms which included oversight bodies such as the Party Control Commission and delegations from the Central Committee in an effort to reform the bureaucracy. This led to an unprecedented level of bureaucratic fraud, perpetrated primarily through family circle trust networks of regional bureaucrats who covered up each other’s malfeasance. The culmination of this trend was the Riazan scandal when the Obkom First Secretary engaged in a number of shady practices such as buying meat from markets in other regions, counting slaughtered animals twice and straight up fabrication to meet the massively unrealistic quotas Khrushchev had set as part of his Seven Year Plan. The resulting scandal undermined Khrushchev’s political capital and contributed to his downfall. Brezhnev took a different tact to managing regional governments by reducing the insane pressures to fulfill quotas they had faced under Stalin and Khurshchev and ending the rotational scheme Stalin had put in to place to try to make sure regional bosses could not develop their own nepotistic networks. Listen in to learn about how authoritarian regimes delegated power and how successful or unsuccessful these methods were and how they fundamentally shaped Soviet history. Samantha Lomb is an Assistant Professor at Vyatka State University in Kirov, Russia. Her research focuses on daily life, local politics and political participation in the Stalinist 1930s. Her book, Stalin’s Constitution: Soviet Participatory Politics and the Discussion of the Draft 1936 Constitution, is now available online. Her research can be viewed here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Starting after the Second World War and taking the story through to the Brezhnev era, Yoram Gorlizki and Oleg Khlevniuk's Substate Dictatorship Networks, Loyalty, and Institutional Change in the Soviet Union (Yale University Press, 2020) charts the strategies of Soviet regional leaders, paying particular attention to the forging and evolution of local trust networks. Beginning with the late Stalinist period, Gorlizki and Khlevniuk describe and evaluates the relatively successful mechanisms Stalin used to keep regional networks and bosses (usually Obkom First Secretaries) in check while simultaneously devolving power to the regional governments. When Khrushchev came to power, following Stalin’s death, he removed many of these mechanisms which included oversight bodies such as the Party Control Commission and delegations from the Central Committee in an effort to reform the bureaucracy. This led to an unprecedented level of bureaucratic fraud, perpetrated primarily through family circle trust networks of regional bureaucrats who covered up each other’s malfeasance. The culmination of this trend was the Riazan scandal when the Obkom First Secretary engaged in a number of shady practices such as buying meat from markets in other regions, counting slaughtered animals twice and straight up fabrication to meet the massively unrealistic quotas Khrushchev had set as part of his Seven Year Plan. The resulting scandal undermined Khrushchev’s political capital and contributed to his downfall. Brezhnev took a different tact to managing regional governments by reducing the insane pressures to fulfill quotas they had faced under Stalin and Khurshchev and ending the rotational scheme Stalin had put in to place to try to make sure regional bosses could not develop their own nepotistic networks. Listen in to learn about how authoritarian regimes delegated power and how successful or unsuccessful these methods were and how they fundamentally shaped Soviet history. Samantha Lomb is an Assistant Professor at Vyatka State University in Kirov, Russia. Her research focuses on daily life, local politics and political participation in the Stalinist 1930s. Her book, Stalin’s Constitution: Soviet Participatory Politics and the Discussion of the Draft 1936 Constitution, is now available online. Her research can be viewed here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We preview week 8 of the HS Football seasonSub-State Volleyball PreviewRegional Cross Country previewWill KU give KSU a game this year?Chiefs go for the 10th win in a row over the Broncos. A former KU star going to prison for a long time. 

Ava and Josie talk Volleyball and substate... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-lindstrom/message

Big 12 Big East challenge matchups setMLB with a slight slap on the wrist on the Red SoxNFL Draft Preview: Chiefs at #32, what position will they look to draft?Sub-State Championship Week Rewind:Osborne boys basketball head coach Jamie Wolters joins usWe replay the 2nd half of the 2017 Sub-State Final between Osborne and St.John's/Tipton

Senior spotlightCessna Stadium to be torn down?Latest on College Football seasonSub-State Championship Week Rewind:Lance Bergmann joins us as we replay the 2nd half of the 2016 1A DII Sub-State final between St.John's/Tipton and Axtell

A KU player decides to stayKSU picks up a football transferHow the Chiefs and Mahomes saved lives?Sub-State Championship Week Rewind: Ryan Eilert joins us as we replay 2020 3A Boys Sub-State Basketball Final between TMP and Beloit. 

Dotson going proK-State misses out on a recruitA girls head basketball coach not renewed after a 23-1 seasonChiefs running back situationSub-State Championship Week Rewind: Sam Meyers joins us2012: Madison at Rock Hills Football Sub-State Title Game

Recap of the 2A District Championship games and talking about the next rounds for both 1A & 2A. Snap: nsportspodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We were on hand for the a big substate final at Coach Cownie Soccer Park pitting the Hawks of Ankeny against the Railsplitters from Lincoln. It was an evening of intense competition, a little bit of controversy and ultimately, a beautiful night for the beautiful game.

Trent opens up the show on a solo edition with some talk on football, then a look back at Substate baseball and next week's State Tournament at Principal Park. Seth Gruen stops in for some point/counterpoint in the Big Ten West and MLB talk with Mike Bates from SB Nation.

Hour 2 starts up with a look at the Substate finals in high school baseball, then the guys get into the MLB All Star game and how the league can better market it stars. John Bohnenkamp from the Burlington Hawkeye stops in to talk Dodgers, Manny Machado and some Hawkeye football with the guys before they get ready for the All Star game with some prop bets.

Trent runs solo today and opens up talking about the Substate game beween Johnston and Des Moines North, what the boys association does for the kids, then talks Chicago sports with David Kaplan and college basketball talk with The Athletic's Aaron Torres. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Trent runs solo today and opens up talking about the Substate game beween Johnston and Des Moines North, what the boys association does for the kids, then talks Chicago sports with David Kaplan and college basketball talk with The Athletic's Aaron Torres.

The latest Open Up episode from Simon Patterson... Featuring Gui Boratto, Mauro Picotto, Substate, Adam Ellis and more! Tracklist 1. Gui Boratto - Flying Practice  2. Danilo Ercole - Player One - Gai Barone Remix 3. Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri - Moonquake  4. Julian Jeweil - Don't Think 5. Fleming & Lawrence - Dark On Fire 6. Substate - Panama - Mac & Monday Remix 7. Mac & Monday - Yoruba - Daniel Lesden Remix 8. ManMachine - Phosphorescent 9. Simon Patterson & Blazer - Contraband - Simon Patterson Remix 10. Liam Wilson & Will Atkinson - The Hurricane  11. Adam Ellis - Napalm Poet 

This is the 42nd episode of the TranceSylvania podcast, where you can find the best in Uplifting Trance and Tech-Trance mixed by Alpha-Dog. TranceSylvania is broadcasted on TRANCE.FM – DJ CHANNEL (www.trance.fm) Every first and third Thursday of the Month 7:00 PM GMT 8:00 PM CET 2:00 PM EST 11:00 AM PST Website: www.djalphadog.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/trancesylvania Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/Alpha_Dog/ Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/alpha-dog Twitter: www.twitter.com/DJalphadog Youtube: www.youtube.com/alphatrancesylvania 
TranceSylvania Episode 042 – Tracklist: 001. Stereo Wildlife – Azure [Original Mix] [Monster Digital] 002. The Cloudy Day – Too Far [Original Mix] [Siberiada] 003. Camerata – Timaru [Original Mix] [Defcon] 004. Dreamy – Amphora [Original Mix] [Trancedental] 005. John Newall – Trancelate [Original Mix] [Monster Digital] 006. Substate vs. Solarsky – Karma [Original Mix] [Borderline] 007. Tonny Nesse – Indestructible [Original Mix] [FSOE] 008. Osiris – Letter To Christy [Robbie Seed pres. Airsun Remix] [Blue Soho] 009. JDC – Two Worlds [Johan Ekman Remix] [Camouflage] 010. Nivaya - My Empirical Epitaph [Photographer Remix] [Redux] All tracks can be purchased in the major download stores.

1. Angel Ace, Taking Off Again (Colonial One Remix), Unearthed 2. Aly & Fila ft Sue Mclaren, I Can Hear You (Den Rize & Mark Andrez Mix) 3. Indecent Noise & Colin James, Sonic Dive (Cesar Lugo Mix), Alter Ego Digital 4. Setrise & Nurettin Colak, Relativity (Daniel Ercole Mix), Harmonic Breeze Recordings 5. Matt Skyer, Buenos Aires, Emphase 6. Substate, Panama, Borderline 7. Jorn Van Deynhoven & Manuel Le Saux, Nardo (JVD Mix), Armada 8. Accadia, Blind Visions (Neptune Project Remix) *Symphony Timeless Track* 9. Neal Scarborough, Kanya, Subculture 10. Sunset, The Blue Sky, Infrasonic 11. Giuseppe Ottaviani, Danceology, Vandit *Symphony Track of the Month* 12. Armin Van Buuren ft Van Velzen, Take Me Where I Wanna Go (Instrumental Mix), Armada 13. Sophie Sugar, All for You (Matt Skyer Remix), ASOT