Podcasts about Super Bowl XXXVI

On this Super Bowl edition of "Ted Talk" on WEEI Afternoons, Ted Johnson shares his behind-the-scenes stories with Hart and Fitzy from the Patriots' Super Bowl XXXVI victory.

Ted Johnson discusses his thoughts with Hart and Fitzy on the expectations that are being placed on Josh McDaniels and the Patriots offense for the 2025 season. Plus, on this Super Bowl edition of "Ted Talk" on WEEI Afternoons, Ted shares his behind-the-scenes stories with Hart and Fitzy from the Patriots' Super Bowl XXXVI victory. The guys also remember Super Bowl LI, and the Patriots' dramatic comeback from down 28-3 against the Falcons, on Odds and Ends.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy discuss their expectations for a Josh McDaniels-led offense in New England in 2025. They also react to comments made by free agent QB Jameis Winston, who suggested the Patriots should have a QB competition between Drake Maye and Joe Milton during training camp next year. Plus, the guys react to comments made by Patriots' CB Christian Gonzalez, who stated that New England's future success "starts with" Drake Maye being successful. The guys also recap statement victories that were recorded by the Celtics and Bruins on Tuesday. (HOUR 2) Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson debate the merits of Eli Manning as a Hall of Fame quarterback, as Manning and others in the Class of 2025 await their fate. Plus, the guys recap the final episode of "The Verdict: Brady vs. Belichick" on Vice TV, a series in which Ted appeared, and react to the "verdict" that was rendered on one of the hottest debates in sports. (HOUR 3) NBC Sports Boston Celtics' analyst Brian Scalabrine joins Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson to identify what he liked most about Boston's statement victory in Cleveland, discuss the importance of the Celtics' depth in their pursuit of another championship and much more. Plus, Super Bowl champion safety Lawyer Milloy joins the guys to recount his emotional departure from New England and his memories of playing against the Patriots, share insight on Mike Vrabel as a leader and much more. (HOUR 4) Ted Johnson discusses his thoughts with Hart and Fitzy on the expectations that are being placed on Josh McDaniels and the Patriots offense for the 2025 season. Plus, on this Super Bowl edition of "Ted Talk" on WEEI Afternoons, Ted shares his behind-the-scenes stories with Hart and Fitzy from the Patriots' Super Bowl XXXVI victory. The guys also remember Super Bowl LI, and the Patriots' dramatic comeback from down 28-3 against the Falcons, on Odds and Ends.

On the 23rd anniversary of Super Bowl XXXVI, Hart and Fitzy reminisce about the berth and growth of the Patriots' dynasty from that point forward.

On the 23rd anniversary of Super Bowl XXXVI, Hart and Fitzy reminisce about the berth and growth of the Patriots' dynasty from that point forward. Plus, the guys debate whether athletes prefer to win individual accolades, like MVPs and scoring titles, or championships, after former Patriots' QB Cam Newton stated his side of the argument on ESPN last week. They also analyze Drake Maye's Pro Bowl mediocre debut from Sunday afternoon.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy attempt to rationalize the seismic trade in the NBA that sent Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers and Anthony Davis to the Dallas Mavericks. The guys weigh the factors that may have contributed to the shocking divorce between Luka Doncic and the Mavericks. They also recap the Celtics' impressive 26-point comeback in Philadelphia against the 76ers. (HOUR 2) With trades continuing to be the topic of the day, Hart and Fitzy react to Browns DE Myles Garrett requesting a trade out of Cleveland, and discuss the assets New England could potentially part with in order to acquire that player. Plus, Boston Sports Journal's John Karalis joins the guys to discuss why Celtics' fans should not be panicking about the team just yet, react to the Lakers-Mavericks trade involving Luka Doncic, and much more. (HOUR 3) On the 23rd anniversary of Super Bowl XXXVI, Hart and Fitzy reminisce about the berth and growth of the Patriots' dynasty from that point forward. Plus, the guys debate whether athletes prefer to win individual accolades, like MVPs and scoring titles, or championships, after former Patriots' QB Cam Newton stated his side of the argument on ESPN last week. They also analyze Drake Maye's Pro Bowl mediocre debut from Sunday afternoon. (HOUR 4) Hart and Fitzy continue to react to the seismic trade made between the LA Lakers and the Dallas Mavericks, and they evaluate the futures for both franchises, and the league, in the wake of the megadeal. Plus, the guys react to comments made by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell during his annual pre-Super Bowl "state of the league" press conference regarding quarterbacks "flopping" and first-down technology. They also tell the story of former Patriot Dan Koppen as he prepares to return to a football sideline.

Ladies and gentlemen...we got him! Ernie Adams is in studio! The legendary Patriots' Football Research Director is with us to relive Super Bowl XXXVI between the St. Louis Rams and the New England Patriots. Ernie joins us on the couch (3:51). Ernie breaks down what made Vince Lombardi such an incredible coach (13:54). We dive into the origin story of Ernie and Bill Belichick's friendship (31:20). Ernie shares what he loves most about Gronk (1:13:50). We go back to February of 2002 (1:23:53). Ernie breaks down how the game has changed since this 2001season (1:29:42). We breakdown these teams (1:40:28). Ernie on Brady taking over the reigns (1:45:13). We get into this game (1:58:13). We play some player x big moment word association with Ernie (2:30:00). We score this game (2:35:33). We wrap it up (2:40:15). Support the show: http://www.gameswithnames.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"It was all about the team, absolutely."- David NugentUntold Patriots Stories is pleased to welcome Patriots alum, David Nugent, to the program. He can be seen in the early episodes of "The Dynasty" (thus far) sharing his opinions and some of his home movies. It's been one of the bright spots in the series to date. We find out some really interesting information from David:Did he facilitate some former Purdue teammates joining the Patriots? What are his memories of Tom's first address to the team?What quote in "The Dynasty" by Super Bowl 36 teammate resonated with David?What did David learn about Tom in the documentary that he never knew?What was the nexus for the '01 Pats squad being announced as a team and why does he remember the exact day it happened?David provides insight into being a rookie under Bill Belichick; what extra tasks did Coach have for first-year players? What famous happening in Patriots history was actually David's brainchild?How did his involvement in the docuseries come about? How and when was it done?What did David and Tom do their first day back from the Super Bowl? Hint: it's the most Tom Brady thing ever.Please join us for our conversation with David Nugent where you'll hear the answers to all these questions and more!

Brian talks with filmmaker Matt Hamachek about Episodes 3 and 4 of his docuseries 'The Dynasty.' They touch on Bill Parcells's relationship with Robert Kraft, the birth of the "Patriot Way" as the team beat the Rams to win its first Super Bowl, Spygate, the '07 undefeated season, and more (0:15). Then Brian gives out a few leftover thoughts on the show before hitting on some Patriots offseason news, including Eliot Wolf's drafting process (30:35). Brian and Jamie end with a listener email and some more Pats talk (55:10). We want to hear from you! Leave Brian a message on the listener line at 617-396-7172. Or send us your questions for our mailbag at offthepike@gmail.com. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please check out theringer.com/RG to find out more, or listen to the end of the episode for additional details. Host: Brian Barrett Guest: Matt Hamachek Producer: Jamie McClellan Additional Production Supervision: Steve Ceruti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Heavy Kirk/JJ conversation kicks off the hour, with big decisions meeting the balance of what's best for the team and what's best for a decision-maker's job. Former Vikings TE Jermaine Wiggins won Super Bowl XXXVI with the Patriots, and he shares some memories later in the hour!

Peanut and Roman are back with a new episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast with Super Bowl champion turned actor Matt Willig. Coming into the NFL as an undrafted free agent, Matt talks about how he willed himself to a 14-year NFL career. He's also been on both sides of Super Bowl finishes, including almost blocking the game-winning kick in Super Bowl XXXVI. Matt shares how he caught the acting but doing a Campbell's soup commercial, and the life-changing advice he got from Dewayne “The Rock” Johnson. A large man in his own right, Matt discusses how he had to transform his body to play wrestling legend Andre the Giant for the show “Young Rock.” And he talks about what it was like to work with Bruce Willis and Jennifer Aniston. Matt also shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore. 0:00 – start of episode 0:54 - Matt Willig is introduced2:52 - Matt talks about the challenge of switching from defensive to offensive line3:28 - Matt discusses playing for multiple NFL teams and in multiple Super Bowls9:20 - Matt talks about playing against Tom Brady in Super Bowl 3812:36 - Matt explains how he started acting17:39 - Matt shares what he learned from his acting coach20:29 - Matt talks about the difference between high budget and low budget sets22:24 - Matt talks about meeting the Rock and playing Andre the Giant on the Young Rock35:46 - Matt talks about his role in the movie “Concussion”41:44 - Matt discusses his role in “We're the Millers”44:12 - Matt shares his favorite role45:13 - Matt talks about meeting Bruce Willis45:59 - Matt shares the coolest place he's ever filmed 47:29 - Matt reveals his personal Mount Rushmore  *NOTE: Time codes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peanut and Roman are back with a new episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast with Super Bowl champion turned actor Matt Willig. Coming into the NFL as an undrafted free agent, Matt talks about how he willed himself to a 14-year NFL career. He's also been on both sides of Super Bowl finishes, including almost blocking the game-winning kick in Super Bowl XXXVI. Matt shares how he caught the acting but doing a Campbell's soup commercial, and the life-changing advice he got from Dewayne “The Rock” Johnson. A large man in his own right, Matt discusses how he had to transform his body to play wrestling legend Andre the Giant for the show “Young Rock.” And he talks about what it was like to work with Bruce Willis and Jennifer Aniston. Matt also shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore. 0:00 – start of episode 0:54 - Matt Willig is introduced2:52 - Matt talks about the challenge of switching from defensive to offensive line3:28 - Matt discusses playing for multiple NFL teams and in multiple Super Bowls9:20 - Matt talks about playing against Tom Brady in Super Bowl 3812:36 - Matt explains how he started acting17:39 - Matt shares what he learned from his acting coach20:29 - Matt talks about the difference between high budget and low budget sets22:24 - Matt talks about meeting the Rock and playing Andre the Giant on the Young Rock35:46 - Matt talks about his role in the movie “Concussion”41:44 - Matt discusses his role in “We're the Millers”44:12 - Matt shares his favorite role45:13 - Matt talks about meeting Bruce Willis45:59 - Matt shares the coolest place he's ever filmed 47:29 - Matt reveals his personal Mount Rushmore  *NOTE: Time codes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peanut and Roman are back with a new episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast with Super Bowl champion turned actor Matt Willig. Coming into the NFL as an undrafted free agent, Matt talks about how he willed himself to a 14-year NFL career. He's also been on both sides of Super Bowl finishes, including almost blocking the game-winning kick in Super Bowl XXXVI. Matt shares how he caught the acting but doing a Campbell's soup commercial, and the life-changing advice he got from Dewayne “The Rock” Johnson. A large man in his own right, Matt discusses how he had to transform his body to play wrestling legend Andre the Giant for the show “Young Rock.” And he talks about what it was like to work with Bruce Willis and Jennifer Aniston. Matt also shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore. 0:00 – start of episode 0:54 - Matt Willig is introduced2:52 - Matt talks about the challenge of switching from defensive to offensive line3:28 - Matt discusses playing for multiple NFL teams and in multiple Super Bowls9:20 - Matt talks about playing against Tom Brady in Super Bowl 3812:36 - Matt explains how he started acting17:39 - Matt shares what he learned from his acting coach20:29 - Matt talks about the difference between high budget and low budget sets22:24 - Matt talks about meeting the Rock and playing Andre the Giant on the Young Rock35:46 - Matt talks about his role in the movie “Concussion”41:44 - Matt discusses his role in “We're the Millers”44:12 - Matt shares his favorite role45:13 - Matt talks about meeting Bruce Willis45:59 - Matt shares the coolest place he's ever filmed 47:29 - Matt reveals his personal Mount Rushmore  *NOTE: Time codes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peanut and Roman are back with a new episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast with Super Bowl champion turned actor Matt Willig. Coming into the NFL as an undrafted free agent, Matt talks about how he willed himself to a 14-year NFL career. He's also been on both sides of Super Bowl finishes, including almost blocking the game-winning kick in Super Bowl XXXVI. Matt shares how he caught the acting but doing a Campbell's soup commercial, and the life-changing advice he got from Dewayne “The Rock” Johnson. A large man in his own right, Matt discusses how he had to transform his body to play wrestling legend Andre the Giant for the show “Young Rock.” And he talks about what it was like to work with Bruce Willis and Jennifer Aniston. Matt also shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore. 0:00 – start of episode 0:54 - Matt Willig is introduced2:52 - Matt talks about the challenge of switching from defensive to offensive line3:28 - Matt discusses playing for multiple NFL teams and in multiple Super Bowls9:20 - Matt talks about playing against Tom Brady in Super Bowl 3812:36 - Matt explains how he started acting17:39 - Matt shares what he learned from his acting coach20:29 - Matt talks about the difference between high budget and low budget sets22:24 - Matt talks about meeting the Rock and playing Andre the Giant on the Young Rock35:46 - Matt talks about his role in the movie “Concussion”41:44 - Matt discusses his role in “We're the Millers”44:12 - Matt shares his favorite role45:13 - Matt talks about meeting Bruce Willis45:59 - Matt shares the coolest place he's ever filmed 47:29 - Matt reveals his personal Mount Rushmore  *NOTE: Time codes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don't Stop Fighting | A Conversation with JR Redmond

On this week's episode we are pleased to have 9-year NFL vet and Super Bowl XXXVI Champion, Marc EdwardsPrior to the NFL, Marc was a standout for the Fighting Irish. He tells us the story of being carried off the field by his teammates in South Bend.Marc was drafted out of the University of Notre Dame by the 49ers in the 2nd round. There, he played with some football greats including Steve Young and Jerry Rice.He came to New England at the birth of the Dynasty and the emergence of Tom Brady. Marc talks about Tom in his first year as a starter and when he thought TB12 might be special. He goes into detail about the 2001 team and beautifully illustrates the “Snow Bowl” game and the big game in New Orleans.It's a wonderful conversion that includes the book written about his younger days to what he is doing now.

Kordell Stewart was an exciting player who left a complicated legacy. In this episode, we will examine his controversial career which included his "slash" role, his promotion to the role of starting QB, his falling out of favor with the coaches and fans, and his remarkable comeback that nearly led the Steelers to Super Bowl XXXVI.REWIND is a series of our favorite Pittsburgh Sports Memories episodes that we will be dropping in between new episodes​Connect with the show:Visit us on the webFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Facebook

On this timely episode, coming the day after Tom Brady Day at Gillette Stadium and on 9/11, we speak with someone familiar with both topics, Joe Andruzzi. We talk to Joe about college and getting to the NFL and how the team had fun with a skinny, 4th string rookie QB in 2000.  Joe then gives us a detailed account of he and his family's thoughts and feelings on 9/11. (Joe has 3 three brothers who were FDNY including one who ran into Tower One.) Mr. Kraft had the foresight to make his brothers captains for the first game back after the September 11th attacks, 9/23/01 vs The Jets.  As Pats fans know, September 23rd is also a milestone day in the history of the Patriots. Joe talks about this and explains the team's process moving from Drew Bledsoe behind center to Tom Brady and their drive to Super Bowl XXXVI.  We also have some fun conversing about Super Bowl 38 and compare the two Patriots starting quarterbacks Joe protected in New England with the gunslinger he paved the way for prior in Green Bay, Brett Farve.Take a listen to this emotional yet entertaining episode.

After talking with Mike Martz earlier in the show, Bernie goes in depth on how Spygate had little to nothing to do with the Rams losing to New England in the Super Bowl in 2002.

On this episode we chat with former NESN & Patriots broadcast station analyst and 3X Super Bowl Champion, Matt Chatham.Matt gets in depth on his thoughts about the restructuring of Matthew Judon's contract, his locker room value, and being respected by Bill. Who does Chatham think Judon needs to a version of from his Dynasty days?How does preseason differ now from when Matt played? What does he feel is the current goal of the preseason and what's the main reason for the difference?Matt breaks down the makeup of the defense as currently constructed. Do they have a true “big”? What characteristic do they seem to value the most?Chatham astutely speaks on key factors on measuring a team's success and types of leadership from the players. And, of course, Matt offers an Untold Patriots Story after Super Bowl XXXVI.

Setema Gali is a global keynote speaker, trainer, author and COACH. He is not a “business coach” though he has radically transformed hundreds of companies. He is not a “life coach” though he has radically up-leveled thousands of lives. He is very simply a RESULTS Coach. If there is something that you want and you are truly committed to getting it, Setema is simply and literally the world's greatest coach to the highly committed. He coaches his clients to create real, radical, and even “impossible” results across all four domains of life. Setema is a former NFL football player who was blessed to be a part of the 2002 New England Patriots team and their victory in Super Bowl XXXVI. After retiring from a brief NFL career due to injury, Setema began his entrepreneurial journey in the mortgage and real estate business.    In this episode, Brad and Setema discuss how to get what you want and achieve your goals in your personal, love, and business lifestyle.   00:00 Intro 06:08 Setema's sessions are designed towards the individual and their individual needs.  29:25 People think their marriage is good because they learn to live in a space where they don't “rock the boat”. 34:15 Kids are smart, they're either going to be embarrassed by you or be proud of you. 46:29 You get what you tolerate. 54:15 If you have failed as a father, you have makeup work to do. If you are negative in those relationships, you must make some deposits. 55:40 Any prize can be had, if you're willing to pay the price. 58:45 Figure out what you want, figure out how you're going to get it, do the work, and make adjustments. If you don't, you didn't wait long enough. Check out https://setemagali.com to learn more about him and his business.

JR talks about his stellar college career, being drafted by the Pats (176 picks ahead of Tom Brady), his productive rookie season, and key Patriots games including the "Snow Bowl" and Super Bowl XXXVI, while giving insight into his mindset.

Setema Gali is a global keynote speaker, trainer, author and COACH. He is not a “business coach” though he has radically transformed hundreds of companies. He is not a “life coach” though he has radically up-leveled thousands of lives. He is very simply a RESULTS Coach. If there is something that you want and you are truly committed to getting it, Setema is simply and literally the world's greatest coach to the highly committed. He coaches his clients to create real, radical, and even “impossible” results across all four domains of life. Setema is a former NFL football player who was blessed to be a part of the 2002 New England Patriots team and their victory in Super Bowl XXXVI. After retiring from a brief NFL career due to injury, Setema began his entrepreneurial journey in the mortgage and real estate business. Through a decade of ups and downs, Setema finally found the path to his true calling – RESULTS COACH. In this conversation, we talk about what kind of roles do men have as fathers, husbands, friends, and even the impact of our forefathers have on how we act today. You'll understand why Setema says on this interview that "you do you, you stay where you're at, and we are gonna climb the mountain and enjoy the fruits that most people will not ever enjoy". Follow Setema Gali on IG... https://www.instagram.com/setemagali/... Check out his website... https://www.setemagali.com/

This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily Newsbrief for Friday, February 3rd, 2023. In case you hadn’t heard, Gabe Rench, the Waterboy, won his federal case yesterday against the city of Moscow… if you hadn’t seen the episode where the guys talk about it on the show, you can go find it on our app, our social media pages, youtube, just go find it! In fact, I’ve gone ahead and linked it in today’s show notes for you. Another reminder, that our conference page for the Ark Encounter is now live! Head on over to fightlaughfeast.com, and you can sign up and reserve your spot today… If you’re a club member, you’ll also get a discount on your ticket pricing, that’s ontop of early bird pricing! Early Bird pricing ends May 1st, so again, sign up right now at fightlaughfeast.com https://thepostmillennial.com/antifa-claims-responsibility-for-attack-on-far-left-portland-bar-in-retaliation-for-them-spreading-covid-by-staying-open?utm_campaign=64487 Antifa claims responsibility for attack on far-left Portland bar in retaliation for them 'spreading Covid' by staying open Members of Rose City Antifa have taken credit for vandalism that occurred at a worker-owned Portland Bar in the early hours of January 29. In a "communique" posted to Rose City Counter-Info on January 31, the group stated that the vandalism, carried out by "disabled anarchists," targeted the Worker’s Tap because of "how this bar inherently operates with unmitigated COVID spread." "In the early hours of January 29th, some disabled anarchist attacked Worker’s Tap by tagging it and damaging a window. Due to the bullet-proof glass, the window’s damage would only consist of small dents," the statement read. The group said that phrases and symbols like the anarchist "A," and "161" which calls out "that it was fascists forces whom originally paved the path of COVID as a genocide since April 2020 through the blood of primarily Black and Indigenous disabled people, a road of bones which now many liberals and ableist anarchists goose-stomp on in collaboration with the fascists to maintain a “normal” for keeping bars and other viral-friendly entertainment operating at the expense of disabled lives." Additionally, the bar was tagged with "Covid Kills!" twice "to address how this bar inherently operates with unmitigated COVID spread, murdering disabled people in the process." The statement continued on to say that the act was carried out in "retaliation" to the "event organizers in the anarchist scene who contribute to the COVID pandemic by organizing super-spreader gatherings that, in the end, lead to more disabled people dying." In Multnomah County, where Portland is located, the number of new Covid-19 cases has remained under 1,000 since July. The most recent data shows that in the last full week of January, there were just 275 cases. 31 of those cases required hospitalization. This is down from a spike seen over the summer, with 3,180 cases recorded, and dramatically lower than the omicron spike seen last winter, with 11,373 cases being recorded at its peak, according to county data. The Worker’s Tap, the bar targeted by the vandalism, is a worker-owned and operated beer bar in Portland, Oregon. The bar required proof of vaccination to enter the establishment. According to its website, "Our business is run democratically and profits are split amongst our members." https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-ilhan-omar-removed-from-foreign-affairs-committee?utm_campaign=64487 Ilhan Omar REMOVED from Foreign Affairs Committee On Thursday, Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar, who has a long history of anti-Semitic remarks, was removed from her position on the House Foreign Affairs Committee in a 218 to 2011 party-line vote. Fox News Correspondent Chad Pergram tweeted, "The House has voted to remove Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) from the Foreign Affairs Committee. The vote was 218 to 211 with one member voting 'present.' In November, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said he intended to remove Omar due to her history of antisemitic comments. Minority leader Hakeem Jeffries acknowledged this history on Thursday and said, "Rep. Omar certainly has made mistakes. She has used antisemitic tropes." Omer was elected to Congress in 2018, and in her long history of using antisemitic tropes has compared the boycotting of the Jewish state of Israel to the boycotting of Nazis. A move to remove Omar began in 2021 after the Democrat-led Congress removed GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her committee assignments. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said in a press conference that the removal was a "political stunt" and a "disservice to the American people." https://twitter.com/i/status/1621214664901230597 - Play Video New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said on the House floor "this is about targeting women of color" and slammed her notepad on the lecturn. https://twitter.com/i/status/1621213643860807682 - Play Video https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2023/02/02/bidens-top-economic-advisor-is-bailing-n2619074 Not only is Omar out, but Biden's Top Economic Advisor Is Out President Joe Biden announced Thursday morning his top economic advisor, Brian Deese, is leaving his position at the White House. Deese served as Biden's National Economic Council Director since taking office in January 2021. Deese's departure comes as economists warn the U.S. is headed into a recession this year. As the head of the NEC, Deese repeatedly claimed Biden's inflation crisis was transitory and advocated for massive federal government spending by Democrats. CBS' Margaret Brennan pressed Deese over Biden's lie that inflation was "transitory" and solely due to Putin's war: https://twitter.com/i/status/1538579807092494340 - Play Video Meanwhile, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain officially left his position on Wednesday. https://townhall.com/tipsheet/madelineleesman/2023/02/01/trans-inmate-sent-to-womens-prison-n2618969 Transgender Inmate Who Committed Kidnapping, Murder Transferred to Women’s Prison A biological male prisoner who began identifying as a transgender woman and has a history of violence against women was reportedly transferred from a men’s prison in Kansas to a women’s prison this week. The inmate, who was known as Thomas Lamb, was convicted of kidnapping and killing a young woman in 1969 and kidnapping a second woman in 1970, according to News13. In 2007, Thomas Lamb changed his name to “Michelle.” In the years that followed, Lamb reportedly requested to be moved to a women’s facility. This request, however, was denied. But, records obtained by News13 show that Lamb was moved to a women’s prison this month (via News 13): In 2017, a U.S. District Court ruled against Lamb in a lawsuit asking the state to transfer HIM to an all-female facility, and allow him to pursue gender re-assignment surgery. An Appeals Court upheld the ruling in 2018, stating that, although it was not the treatment Lamb might want, evidence showed he was being provided treatment for gender dysphoria, and the state was not showing “deliberate indifference” to his situation. However, Kansas Dept. of Corrections records show he was transferred Jan. 27 to Topeka Correctional Facility. While it is not known if Lamb will now be allowed to go forward with the gender reassignment surgery, 13 NEWS asked KDOC public affairs director Randall Bowman whether the state would pay for the procedure if he did. Bowman would not comment on Lamb’s case specifically. “Healthcare decisions are not made by KDOC officials,” Bowman said. “Due to patient privacy concerns, KDOC and the Governor’s Office cannot comment on the specifics of medical care for any one individual.” Redballoon Not so long ago, the American dream was alive and well. Employees who worked hard were rewarded, and employers looked for people who could do the job, not for people who had the right political views. RedBalloon.work is a job site designed to get us back to what made American businesses successful: free speech, hard work, and having fun. If you are a free speech employer who wants to hire employees who focus on their work and not identity politics, then post a job on RedBalloon. If you are an employee who is being censored at work or is being forced to comply with the current zeitgeist, post your resume on RedBalloon and look for a new job. redballoon.work, the job site where free speech is still alive! www.redballoon.work https://www.boundingintosports.com/2023/02/tom-brady-announces-his-retirement-for-good-from-the-nfl/ Tom Brady Announces His Retirement ‘For Good’ From The NFL Brady, 45, is widely considered the best to ever play his position and potentially the greatest NFL star of all time, following a 23-year career that saw him go to 15 Pro Bowls and win five league MVP awards. His accolades are so far-reaching that his name fills the record books. He leaves the game as its all-time leader in completions (7,753), yards (89, 214), and touchdowns (649). After winning six titles playing for Coach Bill Belichick in New England, Brady mulled retirement before signing with Tampa Bay in 2020. He would go on to win his seventh Super Bowl in his first year for the Buccaneers. There, he would be reunited with his old Patriot partner in crime, Rob Gronkowski. Unfortunately for Brady and the Bucs, the last two seasons have been a bit of a downward spiral. They captured the woeful NFC South. But at 8-9, they didn’t look like they had a prayer of advancing in the postseason. They were bounced by the Dallas Cowboys in the opening round, 31-14, the team looked old and tired, even their forever-young signal caller. Tom Brady on 2022 Season, Thanks Bucs Fans Following FINAL Game | Postgame Press Conference Play 3:55-4:28 Brady certainly was no slouch during the regular season. He still threw for threw for 4694 yards and 25 touchdowns. However, he already (half-heartedly) put off retirement last year to return for one more round. He famously announced he was quitting, had a flirtation with joining the Miami Dolphins organization, and then finally acquiesced to returning to Tampa for 2022. But the fatigue and frustration were already there. And the whispers grew into full-fledged gossip as the season progressed: This looked more and more like it was Tom Brady’s final season. At least in Tampa. Now, he’s confirmed that he won’t be playing for anyone in 2023. Brady is, as he puts it into his own words, retiring “for good” this time. In his farewell video, the future NFL Hall of Famer was (as usual) reserved and reminiscent. Like so many of his famous fourth-quarter comebacks, he tried to stay calm and cool in the moment. Still, Tom Brady couldn’t hide a hint of emotion as he bid farewell to those who helped him on his epic journey. Tom Brady announces his retirement

This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily Newsbrief for Friday, February 3rd, 2023. In case you hadn’t heard, Gabe Rench, the Waterboy, won his federal case yesterday against the city of Moscow… if you hadn’t seen the episode where the guys talk about it on the show, you can go find it on our app, our social media pages, youtube, just go find it! In fact, I’ve gone ahead and linked it in today’s show notes for you. Another reminder, that our conference page for the Ark Encounter is now live! Head on over to fightlaughfeast.com, and you can sign up and reserve your spot today… If you’re a club member, you’ll also get a discount on your ticket pricing, that’s ontop of early bird pricing! Early Bird pricing ends May 1st, so again, sign up right now at fightlaughfeast.com https://thepostmillennial.com/antifa-claims-responsibility-for-attack-on-far-left-portland-bar-in-retaliation-for-them-spreading-covid-by-staying-open?utm_campaign=64487 Antifa claims responsibility for attack on far-left Portland bar in retaliation for them 'spreading Covid' by staying open Members of Rose City Antifa have taken credit for vandalism that occurred at a worker-owned Portland Bar in the early hours of January 29. In a "communique" posted to Rose City Counter-Info on January 31, the group stated that the vandalism, carried out by "disabled anarchists," targeted the Worker’s Tap because of "how this bar inherently operates with unmitigated COVID spread." "In the early hours of January 29th, some disabled anarchist attacked Worker’s Tap by tagging it and damaging a window. Due to the bullet-proof glass, the window’s damage would only consist of small dents," the statement read. The group said that phrases and symbols like the anarchist "A," and "161" which calls out "that it was fascists forces whom originally paved the path of COVID as a genocide since April 2020 through the blood of primarily Black and Indigenous disabled people, a road of bones which now many liberals and ableist anarchists goose-stomp on in collaboration with the fascists to maintain a “normal” for keeping bars and other viral-friendly entertainment operating at the expense of disabled lives." Additionally, the bar was tagged with "Covid Kills!" twice "to address how this bar inherently operates with unmitigated COVID spread, murdering disabled people in the process." The statement continued on to say that the act was carried out in "retaliation" to the "event organizers in the anarchist scene who contribute to the COVID pandemic by organizing super-spreader gatherings that, in the end, lead to more disabled people dying." In Multnomah County, where Portland is located, the number of new Covid-19 cases has remained under 1,000 since July. The most recent data shows that in the last full week of January, there were just 275 cases. 31 of those cases required hospitalization. This is down from a spike seen over the summer, with 3,180 cases recorded, and dramatically lower than the omicron spike seen last winter, with 11,373 cases being recorded at its peak, according to county data. The Worker’s Tap, the bar targeted by the vandalism, is a worker-owned and operated beer bar in Portland, Oregon. The bar required proof of vaccination to enter the establishment. According to its website, "Our business is run democratically and profits are split amongst our members." https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-ilhan-omar-removed-from-foreign-affairs-committee?utm_campaign=64487 Ilhan Omar REMOVED from Foreign Affairs Committee On Thursday, Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar, who has a long history of anti-Semitic remarks, was removed from her position on the House Foreign Affairs Committee in a 218 to 2011 party-line vote. Fox News Correspondent Chad Pergram tweeted, "The House has voted to remove Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) from the Foreign Affairs Committee. The vote was 218 to 211 with one member voting 'present.' In November, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said he intended to remove Omar due to her history of antisemitic comments. Minority leader Hakeem Jeffries acknowledged this history on Thursday and said, "Rep. Omar certainly has made mistakes. She has used antisemitic tropes." Omer was elected to Congress in 2018, and in her long history of using antisemitic tropes has compared the boycotting of the Jewish state of Israel to the boycotting of Nazis. A move to remove Omar began in 2021 after the Democrat-led Congress removed GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her committee assignments. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said in a press conference that the removal was a "political stunt" and a "disservice to the American people." https://twitter.com/i/status/1621214664901230597 - Play Video New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said on the House floor "this is about targeting women of color" and slammed her notepad on the lecturn. https://twitter.com/i/status/1621213643860807682 - Play Video https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2023/02/02/bidens-top-economic-advisor-is-bailing-n2619074 Not only is Omar out, but Biden's Top Economic Advisor Is Out President Joe Biden announced Thursday morning his top economic advisor, Brian Deese, is leaving his position at the White House. Deese served as Biden's National Economic Council Director since taking office in January 2021. Deese's departure comes as economists warn the U.S. is headed into a recession this year. As the head of the NEC, Deese repeatedly claimed Biden's inflation crisis was transitory and advocated for massive federal government spending by Democrats. CBS' Margaret Brennan pressed Deese over Biden's lie that inflation was "transitory" and solely due to Putin's war: https://twitter.com/i/status/1538579807092494340 - Play Video Meanwhile, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain officially left his position on Wednesday. https://townhall.com/tipsheet/madelineleesman/2023/02/01/trans-inmate-sent-to-womens-prison-n2618969 Transgender Inmate Who Committed Kidnapping, Murder Transferred to Women’s Prison A biological male prisoner who began identifying as a transgender woman and has a history of violence against women was reportedly transferred from a men’s prison in Kansas to a women’s prison this week. The inmate, who was known as Thomas Lamb, was convicted of kidnapping and killing a young woman in 1969 and kidnapping a second woman in 1970, according to News13. In 2007, Thomas Lamb changed his name to “Michelle.” In the years that followed, Lamb reportedly requested to be moved to a women’s facility. This request, however, was denied. But, records obtained by News13 show that Lamb was moved to a women’s prison this month (via News 13): In 2017, a U.S. District Court ruled against Lamb in a lawsuit asking the state to transfer HIM to an all-female facility, and allow him to pursue gender re-assignment surgery. An Appeals Court upheld the ruling in 2018, stating that, although it was not the treatment Lamb might want, evidence showed he was being provided treatment for gender dysphoria, and the state was not showing “deliberate indifference” to his situation. However, Kansas Dept. of Corrections records show he was transferred Jan. 27 to Topeka Correctional Facility. While it is not known if Lamb will now be allowed to go forward with the gender reassignment surgery, 13 NEWS asked KDOC public affairs director Randall Bowman whether the state would pay for the procedure if he did. Bowman would not comment on Lamb’s case specifically. “Healthcare decisions are not made by KDOC officials,” Bowman said. “Due to patient privacy concerns, KDOC and the Governor’s Office cannot comment on the specifics of medical care for any one individual.” Redballoon Not so long ago, the American dream was alive and well. Employees who worked hard were rewarded, and employers looked for people who could do the job, not for people who had the right political views. RedBalloon.work is a job site designed to get us back to what made American businesses successful: free speech, hard work, and having fun. If you are a free speech employer who wants to hire employees who focus on their work and not identity politics, then post a job on RedBalloon. If you are an employee who is being censored at work or is being forced to comply with the current zeitgeist, post your resume on RedBalloon and look for a new job. redballoon.work, the job site where free speech is still alive! www.redballoon.work https://www.boundingintosports.com/2023/02/tom-brady-announces-his-retirement-for-good-from-the-nfl/ Tom Brady Announces His Retirement ‘For Good’ From The NFL Brady, 45, is widely considered the best to ever play his position and potentially the greatest NFL star of all time, following a 23-year career that saw him go to 15 Pro Bowls and win five league MVP awards. His accolades are so far-reaching that his name fills the record books. He leaves the game as its all-time leader in completions (7,753), yards (89, 214), and touchdowns (649). After winning six titles playing for Coach Bill Belichick in New England, Brady mulled retirement before signing with Tampa Bay in 2020. He would go on to win his seventh Super Bowl in his first year for the Buccaneers. There, he would be reunited with his old Patriot partner in crime, Rob Gronkowski. Unfortunately for Brady and the Bucs, the last two seasons have been a bit of a downward spiral. They captured the woeful NFC South. But at 8-9, they didn’t look like they had a prayer of advancing in the postseason. They were bounced by the Dallas Cowboys in the opening round, 31-14, the team looked old and tired, even their forever-young signal caller. Tom Brady on 2022 Season, Thanks Bucs Fans Following FINAL Game | Postgame Press Conference Play 3:55-4:28 Brady certainly was no slouch during the regular season. He still threw for threw for 4694 yards and 25 touchdowns. However, he already (half-heartedly) put off retirement last year to return for one more round. He famously announced he was quitting, had a flirtation with joining the Miami Dolphins organization, and then finally acquiesced to returning to Tampa for 2022. But the fatigue and frustration were already there. And the whispers grew into full-fledged gossip as the season progressed: This looked more and more like it was Tom Brady’s final season. At least in Tampa. Now, he’s confirmed that he won’t be playing for anyone in 2023. Brady is, as he puts it into his own words, retiring “for good” this time. In his farewell video, the future NFL Hall of Famer was (as usual) reserved and reminiscent. Like so many of his famous fourth-quarter comebacks, he tried to stay calm and cool in the moment. Still, Tom Brady couldn’t hide a hint of emotion as he bid farewell to those who helped him on his epic journey. Tom Brady announces his retirement

This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily Newsbrief for Friday, February 3rd, 2023. In case you hadn’t heard, Gabe Rench, the Waterboy, won his federal case yesterday against the city of Moscow… if you hadn’t seen the episode where the guys talk about it on the show, you can go find it on our app, our social media pages, youtube, just go find it! In fact, I’ve gone ahead and linked it in today’s show notes for you. Another reminder, that our conference page for the Ark Encounter is now live! Head on over to fightlaughfeast.com, and you can sign up and reserve your spot today… If you’re a club member, you’ll also get a discount on your ticket pricing, that’s ontop of early bird pricing! Early Bird pricing ends May 1st, so again, sign up right now at fightlaughfeast.com https://thepostmillennial.com/antifa-claims-responsibility-for-attack-on-far-left-portland-bar-in-retaliation-for-them-spreading-covid-by-staying-open?utm_campaign=64487 Antifa claims responsibility for attack on far-left Portland bar in retaliation for them 'spreading Covid' by staying open Members of Rose City Antifa have taken credit for vandalism that occurred at a worker-owned Portland Bar in the early hours of January 29. In a "communique" posted to Rose City Counter-Info on January 31, the group stated that the vandalism, carried out by "disabled anarchists," targeted the Worker’s Tap because of "how this bar inherently operates with unmitigated COVID spread." "In the early hours of January 29th, some disabled anarchist attacked Worker’s Tap by tagging it and damaging a window. Due to the bullet-proof glass, the window’s damage would only consist of small dents," the statement read. The group said that phrases and symbols like the anarchist "A," and "161" which calls out "that it was fascists forces whom originally paved the path of COVID as a genocide since April 2020 through the blood of primarily Black and Indigenous disabled people, a road of bones which now many liberals and ableist anarchists goose-stomp on in collaboration with the fascists to maintain a “normal” for keeping bars and other viral-friendly entertainment operating at the expense of disabled lives." Additionally, the bar was tagged with "Covid Kills!" twice "to address how this bar inherently operates with unmitigated COVID spread, murdering disabled people in the process." The statement continued on to say that the act was carried out in "retaliation" to the "event organizers in the anarchist scene who contribute to the COVID pandemic by organizing super-spreader gatherings that, in the end, lead to more disabled people dying." In Multnomah County, where Portland is located, the number of new Covid-19 cases has remained under 1,000 since July. The most recent data shows that in the last full week of January, there were just 275 cases. 31 of those cases required hospitalization. This is down from a spike seen over the summer, with 3,180 cases recorded, and dramatically lower than the omicron spike seen last winter, with 11,373 cases being recorded at its peak, according to county data. The Worker’s Tap, the bar targeted by the vandalism, is a worker-owned and operated beer bar in Portland, Oregon. The bar required proof of vaccination to enter the establishment. According to its website, "Our business is run democratically and profits are split amongst our members." https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-ilhan-omar-removed-from-foreign-affairs-committee?utm_campaign=64487 Ilhan Omar REMOVED from Foreign Affairs Committee On Thursday, Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar, who has a long history of anti-Semitic remarks, was removed from her position on the House Foreign Affairs Committee in a 218 to 2011 party-line vote. Fox News Correspondent Chad Pergram tweeted, "The House has voted to remove Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) from the Foreign Affairs Committee. The vote was 218 to 211 with one member voting 'present.' In November, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said he intended to remove Omar due to her history of antisemitic comments. Minority leader Hakeem Jeffries acknowledged this history on Thursday and said, "Rep. Omar certainly has made mistakes. She has used antisemitic tropes." Omer was elected to Congress in 2018, and in her long history of using antisemitic tropes has compared the boycotting of the Jewish state of Israel to the boycotting of Nazis. A move to remove Omar began in 2021 after the Democrat-led Congress removed GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her committee assignments. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said in a press conference that the removal was a "political stunt" and a "disservice to the American people." https://twitter.com/i/status/1621214664901230597 - Play Video New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said on the House floor "this is about targeting women of color" and slammed her notepad on the lecturn. https://twitter.com/i/status/1621213643860807682 - Play Video https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2023/02/02/bidens-top-economic-advisor-is-bailing-n2619074 Not only is Omar out, but Biden's Top Economic Advisor Is Out President Joe Biden announced Thursday morning his top economic advisor, Brian Deese, is leaving his position at the White House. Deese served as Biden's National Economic Council Director since taking office in January 2021. Deese's departure comes as economists warn the U.S. is headed into a recession this year. As the head of the NEC, Deese repeatedly claimed Biden's inflation crisis was transitory and advocated for massive federal government spending by Democrats. CBS' Margaret Brennan pressed Deese over Biden's lie that inflation was "transitory" and solely due to Putin's war: https://twitter.com/i/status/1538579807092494340 - Play Video Meanwhile, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain officially left his position on Wednesday. https://townhall.com/tipsheet/madelineleesman/2023/02/01/trans-inmate-sent-to-womens-prison-n2618969 Transgender Inmate Who Committed Kidnapping, Murder Transferred to Women’s Prison A biological male prisoner who began identifying as a transgender woman and has a history of violence against women was reportedly transferred from a men’s prison in Kansas to a women’s prison this week. The inmate, who was known as Thomas Lamb, was convicted of kidnapping and killing a young woman in 1969 and kidnapping a second woman in 1970, according to News13. In 2007, Thomas Lamb changed his name to “Michelle.” In the years that followed, Lamb reportedly requested to be moved to a women’s facility. This request, however, was denied. But, records obtained by News13 show that Lamb was moved to a women’s prison this month (via News 13): In 2017, a U.S. District Court ruled against Lamb in a lawsuit asking the state to transfer HIM to an all-female facility, and allow him to pursue gender re-assignment surgery. An Appeals Court upheld the ruling in 2018, stating that, although it was not the treatment Lamb might want, evidence showed he was being provided treatment for gender dysphoria, and the state was not showing “deliberate indifference” to his situation. However, Kansas Dept. of Corrections records show he was transferred Jan. 27 to Topeka Correctional Facility. While it is not known if Lamb will now be allowed to go forward with the gender reassignment surgery, 13 NEWS asked KDOC public affairs director Randall Bowman whether the state would pay for the procedure if he did. Bowman would not comment on Lamb’s case specifically. “Healthcare decisions are not made by KDOC officials,” Bowman said. “Due to patient privacy concerns, KDOC and the Governor’s Office cannot comment on the specifics of medical care for any one individual.” Redballoon Not so long ago, the American dream was alive and well. Employees who worked hard were rewarded, and employers looked for people who could do the job, not for people who had the right political views. RedBalloon.work is a job site designed to get us back to what made American businesses successful: free speech, hard work, and having fun. If you are a free speech employer who wants to hire employees who focus on their work and not identity politics, then post a job on RedBalloon. If you are an employee who is being censored at work or is being forced to comply with the current zeitgeist, post your resume on RedBalloon and look for a new job. redballoon.work, the job site where free speech is still alive! www.redballoon.work https://www.boundingintosports.com/2023/02/tom-brady-announces-his-retirement-for-good-from-the-nfl/ Tom Brady Announces His Retirement ‘For Good’ From The NFL Brady, 45, is widely considered the best to ever play his position and potentially the greatest NFL star of all time, following a 23-year career that saw him go to 15 Pro Bowls and win five league MVP awards. His accolades are so far-reaching that his name fills the record books. He leaves the game as its all-time leader in completions (7,753), yards (89, 214), and touchdowns (649). After winning six titles playing for Coach Bill Belichick in New England, Brady mulled retirement before signing with Tampa Bay in 2020. He would go on to win his seventh Super Bowl in his first year for the Buccaneers. There, he would be reunited with his old Patriot partner in crime, Rob Gronkowski. Unfortunately for Brady and the Bucs, the last two seasons have been a bit of a downward spiral. They captured the woeful NFC South. But at 8-9, they didn’t look like they had a prayer of advancing in the postseason. They were bounced by the Dallas Cowboys in the opening round, 31-14, the team looked old and tired, even their forever-young signal caller. Tom Brady on 2022 Season, Thanks Bucs Fans Following FINAL Game | Postgame Press Conference Play 3:55-4:28 Brady certainly was no slouch during the regular season. He still threw for threw for 4694 yards and 25 touchdowns. However, he already (half-heartedly) put off retirement last year to return for one more round. He famously announced he was quitting, had a flirtation with joining the Miami Dolphins organization, and then finally acquiesced to returning to Tampa for 2022. But the fatigue and frustration were already there. And the whispers grew into full-fledged gossip as the season progressed: This looked more and more like it was Tom Brady’s final season. At least in Tampa. Now, he’s confirmed that he won’t be playing for anyone in 2023. Brady is, as he puts it into his own words, retiring “for good” this time. In his farewell video, the future NFL Hall of Famer was (as usual) reserved and reminiscent. Like so many of his famous fourth-quarter comebacks, he tried to stay calm and cool in the moment. Still, Tom Brady couldn’t hide a hint of emotion as he bid farewell to those who helped him on his epic journey. Tom Brady announces his retirement

Setema Gali is a global keynote speaker, trainer, author, and COACH. He is very simply a RESULTS Coach. Setema is a former NFL football player who was blessed to be a part of the 2002 New England Patriots team and their victory in Super Bowl XXXVI. After retiring from a brief NFL career due to injury, Setema began his entrepreneurial journey in the mortgage and real estate business. Through a decade of ups and downs, Setema finally found the path to his true calling – RESULTS COACH. He has coached over 150 week-long “immersion” events AND believes in the four pillars of his coaching model PHYSICAL - SPIRITUAL - RELATIONAL - FINANCIAL. TOPICS: - FINANCIAL SUCCESS - ROCK BOTTOM - FAITH IN CHRIST - WHAT IT TAKES - AUTHENTIC FATHERHOOD - RESULTS COACHING - SACRIFICE AND RESILIENCE - ASK, SEEK, KNOCK - ADVICE FOR NEXT GEN ACCESS HIS RESOURCES: https://www.setemagali.com LISTEN TO SETEMA'S PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-daily-revolution/id1081046968 THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNER: UNCOMMEN https://www.uncommen.org FOLLOW US ON IG: https://www.instagram.com/last_in_line_leadership/ PURCHASE OUR BOOKS AND GEAR: https://last-in-line-leadership.square.site

Ken shares how Bill Belichick launched his career in the NFL.  You will love the mindset and details of some of the most anxious on the field memorable moments in the history of the Patriots.      

Today we have Super Bowl XXXVI, which was held on February 3, 2002 at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans between the three-time AFC champion New England Patriots and the three-time NFC champion St. Louis Rams.

Tune-in as we continue to discuss Tom Brady's retirement. We touch on the anniversary of Super Bowl XXXVI and LIII. We discuss the lawsuit and other claims that former Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores is filing against the NFL. Plus, Patriots at the Pro Bowl and more.

Hollywood could not imagine a better UNDERDOG story than the one Kurt Warner has lived.  So, they went straight to the source and made a movie about Kurt's incredible journey.   “AMERICAN UNDERDOG: THE KURT WARNER STORY” opens in theaters soon, and I'm thrilled to welcome Kurt this week so you can hear firsthand how he OVERCAME INCREDIBLE ODDS to live one of the most INSPIRATIONAL stories I've heard in a long time. After playing college football at Northern Iowa for four years, Kurt was undrafted and stocked shelves in a grocery store.  He eventually landed a spot on the Iowa Barnstormers in the Arena Football League before signing with the St. Louis Rams as a backup quarterback in 1998.  A year later, everything changed. Not only did he become a starter, during his first season, Kurt also led the Rams to a title in SUPER BOWL XXXIV and earned league and Super Bowl MVP honors.  He won another league MVP when the Rams returned to Super Bowl XXXVI.  After signing with the Cardinals, he led the team to their first Super Bowl appearance as well, making him the second quarterback in history to start the Super Bowl with two different teams.   When he retired, Kurt finished his career owning a dozen NFL RECORDS. With all the challenges he faced, if anyone had a right to have self-doubt, it was Kurt.   Did he have self-doubt?   ABSOLUTELY NOT!   As he explains, Kurt always believed in his talent, but how he approached that talent had to CHANGE before he found success. You're also going to hear how stocking grocery store shelves helped Kurt create a path to the NFL.  It's a story of how doing COMMON THINGS the right way can produce decidedly UNCOMMON RESULTS that you can use in your life as well. Kurt also gives you a masterclass on the importance of CONFIDENCE as an element of success, especially when you encounter inevitable setbacks. FAITH has always been a part of Kurt's life, and we spend a good deal of time talking about how Kurt's RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD has grown and changed over the years to become one of the things that define who he is.  We touch on how he has actively applied faith in good times and the bad and how he has STAYED TRUE TO HIS FAITH despite setbacks after his incredible accomplishments.  At this time of year, and in times like these, we need UPLIFTING stories to help us find JOY and PEACE. That's why spending time listening to Kurt Warner's story is a PERFECT GIFT you'll want to give yourself and SHARE WITH OTHERS.

It was the hit felt from Boston to Bangor. In Week 2 of the 2001 season, New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe absorbed a vicious blow from Jets linebacker Mo Lewis, shearing an artery behind his ribs. He was out indefinitely. The 2001 season appeared lost. But in stepped backup Tom Brady, a former sixth round draft choice, and New England sports history was changed forever. Over the next few weeks, Brady compiled a 5-3 record as a starter. When Bledsoe returned to reclaim the starting role, many assumed the job was his. Instead, head coach Bill Belichick made a gutsy call in Week 11, opting to stay with Brady for the rest of the year. The move, or non-move, paid off handsomely. Brady led the Patriots to an unforgettable win over the Raiders in the AFC Divisional Playoffs. Against the St. Louis Rams in Super Bowl XXXVI, Brady drove the Patriots 53 yards in the final two minutes, setting up the biggest kick of Adam Vinatieri's career - a 48-yarder for the title. Join NFL Films as they retell the story of the '01 Patriots, the club that launched a dynasty.

You're listening to the Westerly Sun's podcast, where we talk about the best local events, new job postings, obituaries, and more. First, a bit of Rhode Island trivia. Today's trivia is brought to you by Perennial. Perennial's new plant-based drink “Daily Gut & Brain” is a blend of easily digestible nutrients crafted for gut and brain health. A convenient mini-meal, Daily Gut & Brain” is available now at the CVS Pharmacy in Wakefield. Now for some trivia. Did you know that Woonsocket native, Andrew Inzer, is a former pro football offensive lineman. He attended Brown University and was a practice squad member of the Super Bowl XXXVI winning New England Patriots and on the active roster of the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2002. At Brown, Inzer won an Ivy Football Championship in 1999, served as Tri-Captain in 2000, earned Ivy League all-league honors, and was awarded the university wide Zucconi Award for sportsmanship in 2001. Next, a fun activity to do this week.. The Hoxie Gallery at the Westerly Library is exhibiting the works of local artist Michale Sisco. You can check out his works any time during regular library hours during the month of November. See you there! Looking for a new role? We're here to help. Today's Job posting comes from Aramark in Westerly. They're looking for food service workers. Experience preferred and must be able to do occasional heavy lifting of up to 25 pounds. If you'd like to learn more or apply, you can do so by using the link in our episode description.  https://www.indeed.com/jobs?l=Westerly%2C%20RI&mna=5&aceid&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpf2IBhDkARIsAGVo0D2S3gEb-328GyRpBuTTeeKPdn3-klOh0KYAsfete6MEZmI5S4qTg-4aAnQkEALw_wcB&vjk=d06937ce8054ae33&advn=3085667542396710 Today we're remembering the life of Sheila Grover. Born in Springfield, Sheila attended Wilbraham schools and graduated from Minnechaug Regional High School in 1986. She earned a Bachelor's Degree from Emerson College. Sheila had many talents. She became nationally ranked traveling across the country as part of her college debating team. She spent a semester touring Europe and visited India, Greece and Canada. After college, Sheila pursued her career in the entertainment business, working in Boston and eventually New York City. She worked her way up to Costume Supervisor for many movies and television shows, including many years at Law and Order, Criminal Intent. Her final employment was as Supervisor for Amazon's The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. This earned her two Emmy nominations as part of the Costume Team headed by Donna Zakowska. Eventually, Sheila settled in Richmond, close to the beaches that she loved so much. Sheila was active in the Richmond community where she was elected to the School Committee. She is survived by the "Light of her life" and her greatest accomplishment, her 12 year old daughter, her devoted parents, her husband, brother, beloved step daughters, granddaughter and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and friends. Sheila's family would like to thank her "Mrs. Maisel work crew" who never forgot her during her battle with cancer. Also, the caring staff at South County Cancer Center, especially Dr. Taber. Thank you for taking a moment with us today to remember and celebrate Sheila's life. That's it for today, we'll be back next time with more! Also, remember to check out our sponsor Perennial, Daily Gut & Brain, available at the CVS on Main St. in Wakefield! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Patriots Wide Receiver and Super Bowl hero David Patten died at the age of 47 after a motorcycle accident. Head Coach Bill Belichick released a statement on Friday saying: “It breaks my heart to hear of David's tragic passing at such a young age,” said Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick. “I am grateful to have coached David. He is an essential person and player in Patriots history, without whom we would not have been Super Bowl champions. I especially appreciate David for his professional journey. As much as anyone, David epitomized the unheralded, self-made player who defied enormous odds to not only earn a job in the NFL but to become a key player on multiple championship teams. I can speak for anyone who had the pleasure to be around David that his work ethic, positive energy and character were elite. My deepest condolences are with his family and loved ones.” Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft said “I am heartbroken by the news of David's passing,...He was a devout Christian who followed his passion following his football career and founded his own ministry. David transitioned from an undersized and understated wide receiver to a powerful and passionate preacher. In New England, he will always be remembered as a three-time Super Bowl Champion. His touchdown reception in the AFC Championship game at Pittsburgh propelled the Patriots to Super Bowl XXXVI and I'll never forget his remarkable catch in the back of the end zone in that game. It was our only offensive touchdown in the Super Bowl and secured our first championship in franchise history. Our sincerest sympathies are with his wife, Galiena, his family and all who are mourning David's tragic and untimely death.” Watch the Video Version Here: https://youtu.be/VzM-8EK3zAU Follow Patriots CLNS and Evan Lazar on Twitter! @PatriotsCLNS & @ezlazar CLNS Patriots Coverage is Powered by BetOnline.ag, Use Promo Code: NFL100 for a 100% Welcome Bonus On Your First Deposit! You can also listen and Subscribe to Patriots Newsfeed on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and at CLNSMedia.com for Audio Updates on the Patriots. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg Bedard and A. Sherrod Blakely joins John Zannis on the Boston Sports Beat Podcast powered by BetUs.com. Greg talks Patriots and the recent death of former Patriots wide receiver David Patten. Patten is a three-time Super Bowl Champion and was vital in winning the Patriots first championship in franchise history with the only offensive touchdown in Super Bowl XXXVI. They also discuss 2001 Tom Brady vs 2021 Mac Jones, which player will end up with a better season? They take a look at BetUs.com's odds on Over/Under wins for the Patriots in 2021. Bet Us has set the Over/Under at 9.5. A. Sherrod joins the podcast to discuss the Celtics recent trade where they traded Carsen Edwards and Kris Dunn to Memphis in exchange for Juancho Hernangomez. Also, should Brad trade for Ben Simmons for the right price? Boston Sports Beat is powered by BetUs.com, join today to receive up to 200% in bonuses on your first deposit! You can also call 1-800-79-betus and they will walk you through setting up an account.

Former Patriots Wide Receiver and Super Bowl hero David Patten died at the age of 47 after a motorcycle accident. Head Coach Bill Belichick released a statement on Friday saying: “It breaks my heart to hear of David's tragic passing at such a young age,” said Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick. “I am grateful to have coached David. He is an essential person and player in Patriots history, without whom we would not have been Super Bowl champions. I especially appreciate David for his professional journey. As much as anyone, David epitomized the unheralded, self-made player who defied enormous odds to not only earn a job in the NFL but to become a key player on multiple championship teams. I can speak for anyone who had the pleasure to be around David that his work ethic, positive energy and character were elite. My deepest condolences are with his family and loved ones.” Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft said “I am heartbroken by the news of David's passing,...He was a devout Christian who followed his passion following his football career and founded his own ministry. David transitioned from an undersized and understated wide receiver to a powerful and passionate preacher. In New England, he will always be remembered as a three-time Super Bowl Champion. His touchdown reception in the AFC Championship game at Pittsburgh propelled the Patriots to Super Bowl XXXVI and I'll never forget his remarkable catch in the back of the end zone in that game. It was our only offensive touchdown in the Super Bowl and secured our first championship in franchise history. Our sincerest sympathies are with his wife, Galiena, his family and all who are mourning David's tragic and untimely death.” Watch the Video Version Here: https://youtu.be/VzM-8EK3zAU Follow Patriots CLNS and Evan Lazar on Twitter! @PatriotsCLNS & @ezlazar CLNS Patriots Coverage is Powered by BetOnline.ag, Use Promo Code: NFL100 for a 100% Welcome Bonus On Your First Deposit! You can also listen and Subscribe to Patriots Newsfeed on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and at CLNSMedia.com for Audio Updates on the Patriots.

- 0:00 – Intro - 2:05 – Iceman Kicking Intro & The Official Sponsor: The Kicker's Bible - 4:14 – AV's intro into football - 5:16 – Adversity to NFL - 6:54 – Post Jackrabbit days - 10:06 – Amsterdam Admirals - 15:01 – How to handle competing for a livelihood with a 17-year NFL vet - 16:51 – How To Stay in the NFL - 20:34 – Veterans' role as a teacher - 22:06 – How to gain respect from teammates - 26:04 – How to treat your body like a 24 year NFL veteran - 29:54 – Establishing a routine to last in the NFL - 32:14 – Using activation workouts in warmups - 35:34 – Soft tissue work - 36:56 – Post practice treatment - 40:34 – NFL offseason schedule - 42:54 – How many kickoffs should you do in a day? - 44:54 – How to warm up for your kickoffs and find perfect contact - 47:54 – Adam's stance and approach to the ball - 48:54 – Adam's mental cue - 51:34 – Why taking the line, keeping a 90-degree angle is so important - 52:54 – Why “Swag” is unimportant - 56:08 – Game Time Situations - 57:44 – Hitting a game winner in Super Bowl XXXVI - 1:00:14 – Missing two kicks in Super Bowl XXXVIII and finishing with a game winner - 1:04:24 – Pat McAfee firing back at a defensive lineman - 1:05:59 – What Separates the Good from the Elite - 1:08:54 – What Adam misses the most about the NFL - 1:10:01 – Advice for young stars - 1:10:54 – How to stick it out in the NFL – Be relentless - 1:13:32 – Favorite motivational quote - 1:14:54 – Record Breaking Ranch

FEBRUARY 3 -- 1959 The Day the Music Died; 1781 The Race for Dan River; 2017 "Tattooed New York" Exhibit begins;  2002 Super Bowl XXXVI

Three Super Bowl Rings, Two Careers, One Approach to Doing Business: How Lonie Paxton Embodies The Patriot Way In New England, all the Super Bowl trophies, the Hall of Fame players and the stern look on Bill Belichick's face can be summed up in one mantra: The Patriot Way. Simply put, that means always doing your job at the highest level, whether you get any part of the glory or not. For our guest Lonie Paxton, that was especially true, as no one flies under the radar more than long snappers—unless, of course, you mess up. A 12-year NFL veteran, Paxton spent his first nine seasons in Foxborough, Mass., winning three Super Bowls. He was the long snapper on Adam Vinatieri's game-winning 48-yard field goal in Super Bowl XXXVI. (If you remember him at all, you might remember him as the lineman who sprinted downfield and pantomimed making snow angels in the end zone to celebrate.) Paxton, who spent the final three years of his NFL career in Denver, took his lunch-pail approach to football and applied it to pursuits off the field, building a successful career as an advisor and partner to companies including Red Bull and GoPro. In this week's episode of The Game Plan, he retraces that journey and explains how he never let the moment get too big—on the field or off. About The Game Plan The Game Plan is a weekly podcast hosted by venture capitalists Jay Kapoor and Tim Katt. The show features professional athletes and their business interests beyond sports. You can follow us on Twitter (@thegameplanshow) and Instagram (@gameplanshow) for show news and updates, to recommend guests, and for bonus content! Follow co-hosts Jay Kapoor (@JayKapoorNYC) and Tim Katt (@Tim_Katt) for all things sports, media, tech, and venture capital. Question? Comment? Story idea? Let us know at hello@thegameplan.show

In game 2 of Tom Brady’s second season with the New England Patriots, starting quarterback Drew Bledsoe suffered internal bleeding after a hit and almost died. The next man up was Brady, who had thrown three total passes in his rookie season—and completed only one. The Patriots were 0-2 at that point in the 2001 NFL season. Would they win a single game? Yes, in fact they would go on to win 14 games, including Super Bowl XXXVI.

Former Rams linebacker Tommy Polley and running back Arlen Harris breakdown the new team uniforms with Derek Ciapala. They discuss whether or not the uniforms fit in with tradition and where they rank among the uniform changes this season. Finally, Arlen says goodbye to a friend and Tommy relives Super Bowl XXXVI and connects it His Airness Michael Jordan.Credit: CFM Production https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIe5... provided by CFM: https://cfmfreemusic.com

Former New England Patriot and Super Bowl XXXVI champion JR Redmond joins host Ron Robert in a great discussion about Super Bowl 54 and the MVP --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What a interview!!! I got the opportunity to interview Former NFL pro Marc Edwards. He played Fullback for 5 different teams and he was apart of Super Bowl XXXVI, when the New England Patriots beat the St. Louis Rams by a score of 20-17. That 2001 team was the start of a dynasty. Marc shared some great stories of his days with the Patriots, and it was a true blessing to hear them. ENJOY!Marc Edwards Career Stats5 NFL teams- San Francisco - Jacksonville - Cleveland- Chicago - New England Career Stats82 Starts13 combined Touchdowns1,301 rushing yards405 receiving yards167 receptions   

Los Angeles Rams Legend, Henry Ellard, join Tommy, Brian and Mark, on this episode of Rams Uncensored. Henry comes on and shares his thoughts on the upcoming season and the Rams return to Los Angeles. Henry also shares his thoughts on the Rams current Wide Receiving group. He take questions from Rams twitter, and also shares his experience playing with his favorite QB’s. The guys also dive into the AFC landscape with Henry and what the difference between the Rams and the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LIII was. Henry also speaks about his first year coaching, which happened to be on the 2001-02 season with the St. Louis Rams, and dives into the loss against the Patriots in Super Bowl XXXVI. They also get a little chummy talking about the “GOAT” Tommy Brady eating avocado ice cream.Matt joins the show, after the interview, and the guys all dive into the latest Rams Twitter drama. If you haven’t seen Twitter today, you won’t want to miss this discussion. The guys end up talking about mixed drinks and another shitty (literally) situation, to close out the episode. You also can’t forget about the trademark prank call. All that and more on this episode of Rams Uncensored.

It's Super Bowl week! The Pats are back for their ninth try at the Lombardi Trophy, and they're taking on the Rams this time in a Super Bowl XXXVI rematch. We preview the game and the storylines. It's been a while since Episode 106, but Tecmo Power Runners won the CMB Championship! We recap their victory over YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE, who's back to the drawing board again. Isaiah 40:31 dropped the latest "Ice Bucket Challenge" this past week, and it was arguably the warmest one yet. We discuss. PLUS: - 2019 NFL Draft in Nashville details - New NFL head coaches - Chayce Gaw's All-Time CMB Ranking

Bill welcomes Domonique Foxworth of The Undefeated and Doug Farrar of USA Today to dissect the X's and O's of Super Bowl LIII between the Patriots and Rams. Foxworth takes a look at the Rams' offense and more, including late-season scheme changes and the similarities with the Mike Shanahan system (0:36). Plus, Doug breaks down the Patriots' defense and more, including disrupting the vision of Jared Goff and how this game compares to their previous matchup in Super Bowl XXXVI (28:38).

A equipe do 45 Jardas faz uma prévia do que esperar no Super Bowl LIII entre Patriots e Rams, confronto que ocorreu há 17 anos no Super Bowl XXXVI.

Los recuerdos del Super Bowl XXXVI

Derek Ciapala and Justin Robinson discuss ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter's report on the NFC Championship Game officials. They also talk about the reaction in St. Louis to the Rams' berth in the Super Bowl. Finally, they welcome NESN and the Athletic's Matt Chatham. The Real Thing Patriots Podcast host breaks down the challenges the Rams will face in Super Bowl LIII. He also gives his take on the Super Bowl XXXVI.

SFN's premiere sports talk show, hosted by Austy and Mitch! (Austin Vidal and Ryan Mitchell) This week, Austy and Mitch recover from a wild weekend, where the AFC and NFC Championship games had both questionable calls and questionable non-calls. Also bringing to light their grips with the NFL's rules for overtime and while they should apply the college football OT system. With the Super Bowl next week, the boys give their predictions and betting odds on who will win in this full circle storyline. Who will win, the New England Patriots who have dominated the NFL since the turn of the century, or the Los Angeles Rams, the team that has climb their way out of years of mediocrity, and looking to defeat Brady in the Super Bowl. A rematch of Super Bowl XXXVI. In the NHL, Austy's Flames have been on fire who are 8-1-1 in their last 10 games. Mitch gives praise to Flames coach Bill Peters for establishing a positive culture for the team, and Brad Treliving for acquiring talent and building stars out of Johnny Gaudreau, Sean Monahan, and Matthew Tkachuk. Mitch's Canucks saw the return of superstar in the making Elias Pettersson, and have a legit shot at making the wild card this year. More thoughts can be found in the episode, including on LeBron James, Mariano Rivera, and more! Be sure to check out other SFN shows on the website Follow us on twitter @realsfn Find us on Facebook at Super Fun Network Check us out on Instagram at superfunnetwork And send us emails with questions, comments, or corrections at thesuperfunnetwork@gmail.com

The lead news anchor and former sports director for KMOV St. Louis was also a long-time radio broadcaster for the Rams.  He joined Tim in studio in April 2018.   What bothers Tim about his departure from KMOV in 2005 How often does he listen to Tim and Doug Vaughn on radio Why doesn't Steve like watching his promotional TV spots Why is Vaughn so legendary behind-the-scenes at KMOV Steve's journey from Billings to El Paso to Hartford to STL Why he chose broadcasting over becoming a State Trooper What circumstances led Steve from sports to the news desk Why his colleague Courtney Bryant has so much potential Working on Rams radio and his relationship with Jack Snow His perspective on the relocation process and Kevin Demoff What would interest Steve next in his broadcasting career What role did Super Bowl XXXVI play in the Rams demise Recounting the parade in STL after winning the Super Bowl How has anchoring news impacted Steve's view of St. Louis   Please support our sponsors: The Home Loan Expert, Ryan Kelley James Carlton Agency (State Farm) Design Aire Heating & Cooling   Follow us on Social Media: @TimMcKernanShow or Facebook.com/TheTimMcKernanShow   Thanks to Story of the Year for our theme.  Please rate, review, and subscribe so more people discover the pod.  Feedback is welcome: tmckernan@insidestl.com

The lead news anchor and former sports director for KMOV St. Louis was also a long-time radio broadcaster for the Rams.  He joined Tim in studio in April 2018.   What bothers Tim about his departure from KMOV in 2005 How often does he listen to Tim and Doug Vaughn on radio Why doesn't Steve like watching his promotional TV spots Why is Vaughn so legendary behind-the-scenes at KMOV Steve's journey from Billings to El Paso to Hartford to STL Why he chose broadcasting over becoming a State Trooper What circumstances led Steve from sports to the news desk Why his colleague Courtney Bryant has so much potential Working on Rams radio and his relationship with Jack Snow His perspective on the relocation process and Kevin Demoff What would interest Steve next in his broadcasting career What role did Super Bowl XXXVI play in the Rams demise Recounting the parade in STL after winning the Super Bowl How has anchoring news impacted Steve's view of St. Louis   Please support our sponsors: The Home Loan Expert, Ryan Kelley James Carlton Agency (State Farm) Design Aire Heating & Cooling   Follow us on Social Media: @TimMcKernanShow or Facebook.com/TheTimMcKernanShow   Thanks to Story of the Year for our theme.  Please rate, review, and subscribe so more people discover the pod.  Feedback is welcome: tmckernan@insidestl.com

God Is Good - Sunday, January 28, 2018 - Steve MillerWhat is good? The word "good" can have kind of a vague meaning. How do we define this word? Are these things good?· This dog is good. (obedient, friendly)· Pecan pie a la mode (using Bryers ice cream) is good. (desirable)· Adam Vinatieri's Super Bowl XXXVI game-winning field goal against the Rams was good. (accurate, successful) And like me, you probably feel that was definitely NOT good!· Captain America is good. (moral, virtuous, powerful)· Mozart was good. (talented)So what does it mean when we say that God is good?Mark 10:17-18Psalm 119:65-68Every week we say this truth about God's character: "God is good -- all the time! All the time -- God is good!" But what does it mean in our lives? Do we really know Him this way, as good?Bill Johnson - "Whenever God reveals something about His nature, it always comes with the invitation to know Him in that way. Never does the understanding of His nature come to us just to make us more theologically sound. That's important, but it is secondary. What's important is to know Him in that way, to encounter Him. So when He says, 'I'm your provider,' I don't want to walk away from that revelation without provision. When He says, 'I am your holiness,' I don't want to walk away the same way that I came in. I want to leave changed because I have encountered Him, and now relationally I come to know Him in that way."In both the Old Testament and New Testament, God revealed Himself to us as our Good Shepherd. Let's look at what His goodness is as He describes Himself in that role in our lives. At the same time, we want to pay attention to what that says about who we are in Christ.John 10:11-15 - 11“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.What makes Him good is His being willing to lay down His life for us.Because He has already demonstrated His goodness to us in this way, we can trust Him for all other matters in our lives:Romans 8:32Psalm 23 is one of the greatest descriptions of the goodness of God toward us. Let's look at it.Psalm 23:1-6 - 1The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2He makes me lie down in green pastures.· Sheep that lie down are well fed and satisfied. The word used for "green" denotes new, fresh, or tender grass. He leads me beside still waters.· It's a place of peace, sustenance, and rest for His sheep.· Psalm 36:7-93He restores my soul.· Many things we encounter in life wound, damage, or discourage our souls. Our own sins cause damage, and the sins of others take their toll. He provides healing and restoration from both. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name's sake.· In so many situations and areas of life, we have no clue what is the best way to go or right choice to make.· Proverbs 3:5-6· Psalm 119:684Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me;· Palestine is known for its gloomy and treacherous ravines. There is no denying that we will walk through dangerous and discouraging situations as we go through life. The encouragement and confidence we have is in knowing that He is with us and that He is good: capable, powerful, wise, righteous, desirable, and committed our best interests.· John 16:33your rod and your staff, they comfort me.· His rod comforts us in defending us against peril from enemies that may attack.· The old cartoon character Pogo famously said, "We have met the enemy, and he is us!"The Lord's staff comforts us from our own tendency to wander off the path and away from His guidance, provision, and protection. He is committed to keep pulling us back to His path and presence.5You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies;· This shows victory over the devil and the world, protection from attacks, overcoming persecution for Christ's name, loving your enemies, rejoicing in the midst of trials.· Romans 8:28· Story of Dimitri's Heart Song from The Insanity of God by Nik Ripken.you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows.· We think of David, anointed king of Israel by Samuel many years before, waiting on the Lord while Saul was still alive and hunting David down to kill him. Yet God was with David and blessing him. Anointing with oil represents God's calling for us to minister, pouring out His Holy Spirit on us, and filling us with joy and gladness.· 1 Samuel 16:13· Isaiah 61:1-36Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life,· The Hebrew word for "follow" here means to pursue or chase after, like a predator chases down the prey. Imagine - no matter what circumstances you go through - God always causes goodness and mercy to continually chase you down, no matter what difficulties or discouragement or fearful things you may encounter!and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever.· We couldn't hope to dwell in God's house forever if He did not desire it.Ezekiel 34So since the Lord is our Good Shepherd, what does that say about who we are in Him?· He wants us to utterly depend on Him for all things in life.· He desires us to trust in Him, because He is good. Know He will not fail us nor abandon us.· We must feed on His rich Word and His presence, so that we will remain strong and grow.· We can face any difficulty with confidence and peace, knowing His goodness.· We must follow His leading on right paths. Even when we tend to stray, He knows how to pull us back on His way.· The anointing and blessing He provides for us should overflow to those around us. His goodness and mercy will follow us throughout our lives, even in the sense that those in our wake are blessed by His goodness as well.

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This week, Reusse looks back at New England's upset over St. Louis in Super Bowl XXXVI.

Mark Schofield completes his bye week series on New England's super bowl victories with a look back at Super Bowl XXXVI. He is joined by Rich Hill from Pats Pulpit and Matt Waldman from the Rookie Scouting Portfolio.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mark Schofield completes his bye week series on New England's super bowl victories with a look back at Super Bowl XXXVI. He is joined by Rich Hill from Pats Pulpit and Matt Waldman from the Rookie Scouting Portfolio.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I interviewed Jim Sweeney on February 13. I wonder if Jim's favorite beverage is apple cider? I look forward to a followup conversation with MikeRaffone in the near future. [Editor's note: Our conversation ended in an abrupt way, around the 50 min. mark, due to a technical issue.] Show notes: 00 PodcastGuests.com 01 Twitter profile @mikeonsports 02 Franz Beckenbauer 03 John Cox 04 World Radio Day 04 iRig Mic Cast [affiliate link] 04 Ringr [affiliate link] 07 Cox & Forkum 08 Aston microphones 10 Independent Republicrat 11 FIMBA Maxibasketball 13 Björn Borg 13 Brent Leary 14 Suoer Bowl LI 15 2 Cent Tuesday: New England Patriots’ Tom Brady NFL G.O.A.T. - theemike.com 17 "Born the Hard Way" - Budweiser's Super Bowl commercial 20 Mark Anderson - Andertoons 20 The Internet Is Made Of Cats - Rathergood.com 22 Mid-roll placement message: AudibleTrial.com/EgoNetCast [affiliate link] 22 If You’re in a Dogfight, Become a Cat: Differentiating Your Small Business - SmallBizTrends.com 22 If You're in a Dogfight, Become a Cat!: Strategies for Long-Term Growth [affiliate link] by Leonard Sherman 24 Jim Sweeney's author page on Amazon. 25  My First Book on Tea with Illustrations by John Cox - GoGetFunding 27 Super Bowl XXXVI 28 Trader Principle - AynRandLexicon.com 35 The GEICO Gecko Gecko, the Aflac Duck 36 [Editor's note: I mixed up MetLife's former mascot, Snoopy the dog, with Aflac's Duck.] 38 The BB&T Culture Book 39 @CLEATUSonFox 43 Elsie Escobar's newsletter 44 Lyceum Bulletin by Martin Lindeskog. 46 Free sports comic book, Soccer Comics: Jim @ theemike . com 50 "We will talk more about..."  

I interviewed Jim Sweeney on February 13. I wonder if Jim's favorite beverage is apple cider? I look forward to a followup conversation with MikeRaffone in the near future. [Editor's note: Our conversation ended in an abrupt way, around the 50 min. mark, due to a technical issue.] Show notes: 00 PodcastGuests.com 01 Twitter profile @mikeonsports 02 Franz Beckenbauer 03 John Cox 04 World Radio Day 04 iRig Mic Cast [affiliate link] 04 Ringr [affiliate link] 07 Cox & Forkum 08 Aston microphones 10 Independent Republicrat 11 FIMBA Maxibasketball 13 Björn Borg 13 Brent Leary 14 Suoer Bowl LI 15 2 Cent Tuesday: New England Patriots’ Tom Brady NFL G.O.A.T. - theemike.com 17 "Born the Hard Way" - Budweiser's Super Bowl commercial 20 Mark Anderson - Andertoons 20 The Internet Is Made Of Cats - Rathergood.com 22 Mid-roll placement message: AudibleTrial.com/EgoNetCast [affiliate link] 22 If You’re in a Dogfight, Become a Cat: Differentiating Your Small Business - SmallBizTrends.com 22 If You're in a Dogfight, Become a Cat!: Strategies for Long-Term Growth [affiliate link] by Leonard Sherman 24 Jim Sweeney's author page on Amazon. 25  My First Book on Tea with Illustrations by John Cox - GoGetFunding 27 Super Bowl XXXVI 28 Trader Principle - AynRandLexicon.com 35 The GEICO Gecko Gecko, the Aflac Duck 36 [Editor's note: I mixed up MetLife's former mascot, Snoopy the dog, with Aflac's Duck.] 38 The BB&T Culture Book 39 @CLEATUSonFox 43 Elsie Escobar's newsletter 44 Lyceum Bulletin by Martin Lindeskog. 46 Free sports comic book, Soccer Comics: Jim @ theemike . com 50 "We will talk more about..."  

Ha Kung Wong and Ryan Whitfield of Football Garbage Time discuss: New Head Coaches in the NFL including: Doug Marrone at the Jacksonville Jaguars,Vance Joseph at the Denver Broncos,Sean McDemott at the Buffalo Bills,Sean McVay at the Los Angeles Rams,Anthony Lynn at the Los Angeles Chargers, &Kyle Shanahan at the San Francisco 49ers,A Special Look Back at Super Bowl XXXVI between the New England Patriots and the St. Louis Rams,AND MUCH MORE!!!

This week We talk about how the Roland TR-808 Drum Machine shape music as we know it. We discuss the on going legal battle between Kesha and Dr. Luke.    We compare the differences between Spotify Premium and Apple Music     Quick Headlines: Nickelback releases “heavy” new single. It’s not heavy. It still sounds like Nickelback. Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards announce new DJ/EDM category. Cute Is What We Aim For supporting We The Kings on 10-year self titled tour Beyonce is pregnant with twins. HOVA! Memphis May Fire, Blessthefall, the Color Morale, Sylar and Bad Seed Rising will be out together this spring on the ‘March of Madness Tour’. The 19th annual Punk Rock Bowling & Music Festival has announced it’s lineup for the three day music festival that features a bowling tournament, a poker tournament, comedy shows and pop-up art galleries. Some of the amazing performers include Iggy Pop, Bad Religion, Cock Sparrer, Pennywise, FIDLAR, Me First & The Gimmie Gimmes and Bouncing Souls. The Festival is to take place in Downtown Las Vegas. May 26th - May 29th. Tickets are on sale now. Dave Grohl will join Anderson Paak and A Tribe Called Quest in a diverse Grammy performance. Japan’s Summer Sonic 2017 Festival has released a monster lineup including New Found Glory, Good Charlotte, 5 Seconds Of Summer, Sum 41, top EDM DJ Calvin Harris and more. The festival will take place August 19th and 20th. Daft Punk to make live comeback performance with the Weeknd at 2017 Grammy Awards 2017 Governors Ball announce day by day lineup. The three day lineup consists of Chance The Rapper, Lorde, Flume, Phoenix, Childish Cambino, Wu-Tang Clan, Tool, Cage The Elephant, Wiz Khalifa, Franz Ferdinand and many more. The festival will take place on June 2nd - June 4th at Randall’s Island Park in New York City. Amon Amarth and Goatwhore announce spring U.S. Tour The 5 Best Super Bowl Performers Ever 5. Super Bowl XXXVI, New Orleans: U2 (2002) 4. Super Bowl XXX, Tempe, Arizona: Diana Ross (1996) 3. Super Bowl XXVII, Pasadena, California: Michael Jackson (1993) 2. Super Bowl XXXIX, Jacksonville, Florida: Paul McCartney (2005) 1. Super Bowl XLI, Miami Gardens, Florida: Prince, Florida A&M University Marching           100 Band (2007) Link: https://www.yahoo.com/music/the-5-best-super-bowl-halftime-performers-ever-222541370.html     Intro Music by CodeBlue https://soundcloud.com/cody-blevins    

15 years ago, the New England Patriots upstaged the “Greatest Show on Turf,” beating the then-St. Louis Rams to claim the franchise’s first-ever Super Bowl victory. For the Patriots, it was the beginning of a dynasty. For the Rams, the show was over. While welcoming the now-Los Angeles Rams to Gillette Stadium for a Week 13 showdown, the Patriots will also —fittingly— celebrate the anniversary of the momentous occasion with a reunion of the Super Bowl XXXVI team and a halftime ceremony. In this week’s “Between the Tackles,” NESN.com’s Michaela Vernava talks with Patriots beat writers Doug Kyed and Zack Cox about the inception of the Tom Brady-Bill Belichick era, the reasons for the Rams’ quick decline, and whether or not the Patriots can avoid a similar collapse when Brady retires. Plus, Rachel Holt talks with Real Football Network’s Jim Miller and Pat Kirwan about the current state of the Rams and how they’ll match up with the Patriots.

Never Forget Radio causes a live audience to suffer through the pregame ceremonies, halftime show, and uncomfortable resonances of Super Bowl XXXVI (2/3/02). Ft. Mariah Carey, Paul McCartney, Bono, and many decades of interrelated catastrophes. Recorded live at the Philadelphia Podcast Festival on 8/27/16. Thanks to Tattooed Moms, Bridgeset Sound, the Philadelphia Podcasting Society (Teagan […]

The 2016 Rams season promises a ton of high drama: Jared Goff’s likely debut against the 49ers on Monday Night Football; the first regular season Rams game in Southern California since 1994 against the Seahawks; a trans-Atlantic voyage to take on the Giants in London on October 23; a reprise of Super Bowl XXXVI against the Patriots; and a New Year’s Day season finale against the division favorite, Arizona Cardinals. Joshua Neuman and Tunisha Singleton walk through the schedule and discuss the most iconic matchup that each game on the schedule calls to mind. Plus, Andrew Clayman of the Cleveland sports blog, WaitingForNextYear, on one of the most storied games in NFL history: the 1950 NFL Championship between the Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns. Don’t miss this utterly timeless episode of the Greatest Show on Grass—because an NFL game lasts so much longer than 60 minutes.

Sidney e Felipe relembram o jogão que foi o Super Bowl XXXVI onde vencemos o primeiro título!

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul is joined in studio by Setema Gali. Setema played football with the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXVI. His positive energy and attitude have...