Podcasts about tarpons

USAWNT Baseball Player – Beth Greenwood - Women in BaseballPlayer Development Coach Won the Championship with the Comets at the AmericanGirlsBaseball.orgPath to the USAWNT Baseball teamMaking the 40 player team with Ila Borders, Meggie Meidlinger, Tamara HolmesCompetition to make it to the final roster becomes more challenging year after yearCatchers the Managers of tomorrowAl Lopez, historic catcher/manager at Tampa Baseball MuseumCatchers like Veronica Alvarez who took the tough job when others deferred in youth baseballFacing the hard throwing pitchersMaking adjustments – getting tighter and tighter to the plate Beth working with Player Development in Phillies program / Jersey Shore Blue ClawsWhat is Player Development – Helping Players to advance to the big leagues through game planning, nutrition, Excitement for development of a Women's Professional Baseball League Professional League will give women a full-time job to focus on being an athlete and will increase the level of play Many women who play baseball need an alternate source for income. Some who have become architects, coaches & firefighters like Veronica Alvarez, Tamara Holmes, Valerie PerezWomens Professional Baseball League, Kat Williams & Leslie Heaphy Jason Varitek of Boston Red Sox was Beth's baseball favorite catcher as a youngsterLater Beth later looked to USAWNT players for favorite playersRachel Balkovec – wore a lot of hats to advance in baseball strength coach, batting coach, manager of Tampa Tarpons, now director of Player Development for the MarlinsWhile working with the Threshers, a Phillies affiliate Beth met Rachel BalkovecBenches emptied between Threshers & Tarpons – a lot of emotionBaseball Travel what a calendar year looks likeBeth is playing at Roy Hobbs tournament this week in Fort Myers FloridaA fly on the wall in the 40's & 50's listen to AAGPBL playersMaybelle Blair, Shirley Burkovich are some of the AAGPBL legends that Beth has metFuture of Women's Professional Baseball LeagueLook into the future with Michael Goodmon toward a Women's LeagueHope that all Women's baseball groups can come together to make a league happenBeth remembers playing in 2011 with Baseball for All girls teams & tournamentGreenwood's performance with the Comets at AGB, DurhamBeth recounts 7th inning of tournament Bases loaded, full count, payoff pitch, foul tip into Beth's glove Roy Hobbs tournament this weekend in Fort Myers - https://royhobbs.com/world-series/schedules/women-teamReferences: Beth catches for the Comets in this championship game - https://www.mlb.com/video/agb-peaches-vs-agb-comets-138730  - check out at 2:23 timestamp for top of 7th.Third Annual All-American Women's Baseball Classic Results - https://americangirlsbaseball.org/third-annual-all-american-womens-baseball-classic/ Mark is on BlueSky at @baseballbizondeck.bsky.social & and at  http://www.baseballbizondeck.comSpecial thank s to XTaKeRuX for the music “Rocking Forward

We wrap up the week of Play by Play with a fun show covering the world of local sports and beyond. We break down Vandebilt's football schedule in the open before we hop into the phone lines for 3-straight segments. We chat with Tarpons baseball coach Chandler Guidroz, South Lafourche assistant boys' basketball coach Bruce Lee, then Tarpons' cheerleader coach Carlie Guidry to promote the Hooks and Leaders Fishing Rodeo this weekend in Fourchon. We wrap up talking the Open Championship, then some MLB storylines in the back-end of the show. 

Home Plate Highlights ⚾️20-13 (2nd Place in ALE)Current Series: DETSince last episode:2/3 TB2/4 OAK2/3 MIL1/4 BALWhere's the offense?Pitching is carrying the team.Soto is still a joy to watchWhat's up with Judge? Rizzo?Volpe struggling. Move him back?Hitting it Out of the Park

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/594 Presented By: Togiak River Lodge, Northern Rockies Adventures, Yellowstone Teton Territory, Togens Fly Shop Have you ever wondered what it would be like to reel in a massive tarpon? Or perhaps you're curious about the critical factors in preserving bonefish, tarpon, and permit populations? Today, we dive deep into the conservation with Mark Rehbein from the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust. Join us as we unravel why these three species are important for conservation efforts and explore the key habitats that need protection. Show Notes with Mark Rehbein on  Bonefish & Tarpon Trust. 2:40 - Mark Rehbein started fly fishing at a young age due to his father's involvement in making Potomac River bass fishing videos. This project led them to connect with Lefty Kreh. His journey eventually took him to Alaska, where he lived in a tent and worked at a fly shop. Mark Rehbein's Journey to Bonefish & Tarpon Trust 09:25 - After following BTT for years and growing up with a love for bonefishing, Mark transitioned from a corporate job and internships to landing an entry-level events position at BTT. Despite having no prior events experience, Mark embraced the challenge and grew within the organization, eventually becoming the Director of Development. Mark also highlights two upcoming major events hosted by BTT: the Circle of Honor in May and the New York dinner in October, where notable individuals like Captain Rick Ruoff, Captain Joe Gonzalez, and Travis Holeman will be honored.   Bonefish, Tarpon, and Permit Conservation Efforts 19:38 -  BTT focuses on the conservation of bonefish, tarpon, and permits. These species are crucial because protecting them also ensures the preservation of their habitats and benefits other marine life. BTT's initiatives involve extensive research, including tagging programs and mark-recapture studies, to gather essential data for informed conservation strategies. The focus revolves around three key areas: habitat preservation, water quality improvement, and effective fisheries management. "You gain credibility by the thimble full and lose it by the bucket full."  - Dr. Aaron Adams In places like the Florida Keys, BTT utilizes tournament catch records and collaborates with organizations like the IGFA, Lower Keys Guides Association, and Florida Keys Fishing Guides Association to track trends in tarpon encounters, releases, and jumps. Life History of Tarpon 33:40 - Tarpons start with their offshore spawning in deep waters, where they release eggs that develop into Leptocephalus larvae. These larvae drift with ocean currents until they reach suitable habitats. As juveniles, tarpon thrive in mangrove estuaries, where optimal habitat conditions support their growth and development. Tarpons can live up to 80 years and spawn multiple times. The Importance of Mangroves  45:37 - Mangroves serve as crucial habitats for various juvenile fish species. They provide protection, food sources, and growth opportunities. Mangroves also contribute to coastal resiliency and are essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems. Lefty Kreh's Legacy and One-Liners 53:35 - Mark shares anecdotes about Lefty Kreh's humorous and multifaceted personality, highlighting his knack for memorable one-liners. Despite his fame as an angler, Lefty's true legacy lies in his kindness, passion for fishing, and impact on those he encountered. Mark reflects on the impact Lefty had on him and how he strives to uphold Lefty's legacy by emulating his positive attitude and dedication to angling. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/594  

You see them on Friday nights supporting the fighting Tarpons and marching up and down LA1 during Mardi Gras, but the South Lafourche Band does so much more. In this episode we meet with Randy Chiasson, South Lafourche Band Director, and Friends of Tarpon Pride board members Scotty Trosclair and Reggie Legendre, to tell us all about the Pride of South Lafourche Marching Tarpon Band. You can follow the SLHS Tarpon Band on Facebook at “Pride of South Lafourche Marching Tarpon Band”. The DTB Podcast is presented by Bless Your Heart Nonprofit Corporation. For more information on Bless Your Heart Nonprofit, you can follow us at: www.blessyourheartnonprofit.com Facebook - www.facebook.com/blessyourheartnonprofit X (Twitter) - @BYHNonprofit To support Bless Your Heart Nonprofit, you can donate at blessyourheartnonprofit.com or one of the platforms below: PayPal: blessyourheartnonprofit@gmail.com Venmo: @blessyourheartnonprofit --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-dtb-podcast/support

Kaden Angelette with a 38 yard touchdown run for the Tarpons.

Koby Bruce comes up with a huge interception for the Tarpons

Abram Bourg with a 2 yard touchdown run for the Tarpons.

Ty;ler Autin comes up with a fumble recovery for the Tarpons

Landin Dardar with a 4 yard touchdown run for the Tarpons.

Carson Orgeron with a 7 yard touchdown run for the Tarpons

Welcome to our first ever Travelogue edition of our podcast.  We recently headed off to the Florida Keys for a much needed vacation. I have friends, Jennifer and Jimmy Hornsby, who live in Royal Palm Beach, Florida, and I stayed with them on the first day and the final day of my trip and it was they who suggested that the videos from the trip would make a good podcast. I thought that was a great idea and WALLA!! A new feature for our show was born!! In this episode we chronicle some of the amazing history of the Florida Keys from Henry Flagler's building of the Overseas Railroad that has now become the Overseas Highway A1A, to the boat of and house of Ernest Hemingway and his influence throughout the Florida Keys.  a spotlight on two of the historic watering holes of Key West in Sloppy Joes and Captain Tony's Saloon where Hemingway once drank and Jimmy Buffett got his start. We will also introduce you to the Sea Turtle Hospital where saving this endangered species goes to an entirely new level, learn about the History of Diving at a museum in Islamorada, feed some Tarpons at Robbie's, and climb all over Fort Jefferson at the Dry Tortugas National Park. But no trip to the Florida Keys and Key West would be complete without a visit to Mallory Square overlooking the water at Sunset. Mallory Square is home to the Shipwreck Museum, Mason De Pepe for Cuban delicacies, countless shops, and the Sunset Celebration that features some of the most eclectic group of entertainers anywhere in America and in this episode we will introduce you to the most famous of all the buskers there, Dominique and his Flying House Cats! The Best Cat Show on Earth! It is all here in a road trip across the Florida Keys that everyone should get the chance to take at least once in a lifetime!!A Link to photographs and videos from the Florida Keys vacation that were used in this podcast:https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10156490731915658&type=3 Questions or comments at , Randalrgw1@aol.com , https://twitter.com/randal_wallace , and http://www.randalwallace.com/Please Leave us a review at wherever you get your podcastsThanks for listening!!

On our recent episode, we had the pleasure of highlighting the latest addition to the IHG Hotels & Resorts' portfolio – the Hotel Indigo Panama City Marina. Part of their luxury segment, this splendid five-story, 124-room hotel is a proud new presence in Florida's historic waterfront district of Panama City.  Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPPKR6pT9GM Samantha Spain is an asset to the property and was a great guest.Located within walking distance from a wide range of local restaurants, bars, and town fixtures, Hotel Indigo also offers guests easy access to cultural hubs like the Martin Theatre and the Panama City Center for the Arts. It's truly nestled in the heart of a thriving artistic community, making it an exciting focal point of our discussion.Adding to its charm, the hotel stands as a hidden jewel along St. Andrews Bay, a rich haven for marine life that spans over 20 miles. We also discussed the stark beauty of the saltwater flats, seagrass beds, and deep channels – marking it as one of the most diverse fishing grounds in the Florida Panhandle. We think our listeners who love outdoor activities will find the idea of exploring this place by boat and kayak quite appealing.A distinguishing factor about the Hotel Indigo brand, which we discussed, is that no two properties are alike. In keeping with this spirit, the Panama City property offers a distinct experience compared to the more familiar Panama City Beach, creating a quieter, yet equally vibrant ambiance.The hotel's design, heavily inspired by its seaside location and the history of the town, particularly captured our interest. The nautical-themed fixtures and installations, derived from the indigo plants that once populated the shorelines, reflect the locality's unique identity. Moreover, the hotel also pays homage to Panama City's original residents like Harry Felix, whose artistic influence shaped the local community.As we touched on the hotel's strategic location near the marina, we noted its two fresh restaurant and bar concepts, Tarpons and Steam on 5, sure to become neighborhood favorites. Offering a Southern twist on coastal cuisine and handcrafted cocktails, these are spots we believe our listeners would enjoy.We couldn't overlook the range of amenities the hotel provides, such as a fitness center, outdoor pool, and a firepit overlooking the bay, among others. Plus, it's in close proximity to major local attractions including Panama City Beach and educational institutions like Florida State University's Panama City campus, Gulf Coast State College, and more.Wrapping up the episode, we shared insightful comments from Carol Hoeller, Vice President of Hotel Indigo, and Jean Capps, General Manager, Hotel Indigo Panama City Marina. Both expressed their enthusiasm about the hotel's potential to reenergize the neighborhood and create a gathering spot for guests and locals to immerse themselves in the community's vibrant past. Their passion left us eagerly anticipating what Hotel Indigo Panama City Marina has in store.Website www.luxelifediscovered.com Youtube Roku Amazon Fire TV

Dans ce hors-série inclassable, Marc Mortelmans raconte sa traversée de l'Amérique centrale, entre 2005 et 2007. Bien avant de créer Baleine sous Gravillon, Marc était prof de plongée. Après 4 ans en Mer Rouge à Dahab puis Sharm El Sheikh en Égypte, une magnifique “cage dorée”, Marc décide d'aller se perdre en terre inconnue. Cap sur l'Amérique latine, sans but, sans argent, sans parler espagnol.   Objectif : Découvrir cette partie du monde, ses habitants, humains non-humains, ses paysages, ses sons, ses senteurs, ses langues, ses couleurs, ses cultures … “Peu importe la destination pourvu que l'horizon soit vaste” comme disent les Touaregs.   Les épisodes de cette série détaillent les aventures de Marc au long cours, backpack à une épaule, barda de plongée sur l'autre. Le 1er épisode explique le contexte de cette époque et celui de “retraite à l'envers”, c'est-à-dire de voyager et de prendre son temps, pour explorer et découvrir, pour VIVRE en un mot, quand on est jeune plutôt que vieux et diminué. L'aventure démarre au Yucatan, au Mexique, où Marc découvre les “cenotes”, ces grottes inondées d'eau cristalline. Il raconte leur formation, leur faune et les étranges phénomènes optiques provoqués par le halocline, cette ligne de démarcation entre eau douce et eau salée … Le 2e épisode commence au Bélize, petit confetto atlantique où l'on peut admirer le célèbre Blue Hole : un trou bleu foncé dans l'eau turquoise. Marc nous détaille cette curiosité géologique, avant de poursuivre le voyage au Guatemala et l'exceptionnel site maya de Tikal, les villes de Flores, Antigua, Panajachel, les lacs de Peten Itza et Atitlan et surtout les volcans. Marc s'est perdu avec un autre Mark sur l'un d'eux pendant deux jours, sans vivres ni eau. Le 3e nous emporte au Honduras où Marc a travaillé 6 mois, à Utila, une des 3 îles des Bay Islands, paradis de la plongée. Marc y a rencontré ses premiers Requins baleines, des Tarpons (sortes de harengs géants) et mille autres merveilles improbables. Le voyage se poursuit au Nicaragua, sur les traces de ces Requins bouledogues qui remontent le fleuve San Juan pour rôder dans le lac Nicaragua … Marc arrive à la fin au Costa Rica où il bosse comme guide de plongée, à Tamarindo, côté pacifique donc. Baleine, Mantas, Requins “gatos” (chats, pointes blanches de récif), les plus époustouflantes plongées de sa vie. Le 4e et dernier raconte la partie terrestre du Costa Rica, hotspot de biodiversité, paradis des grenouilles, des oiseaux et de tant d'autres espèces. Jusqu'àl'arrivée en Colombie en cabotant en pirogue le long de la côte panaméenne, sublime et désertée par les touristes. Et pour cause : c'est le paradis des narcotrafiquants … Dans le tout dernier épisode en forme d'épilogue, Marc répond aux questions de Marco Malaspina le créateur de Bourlinguez ! un podcast qui invite les voyageurs à raconter leurs plus belles aventures. Ces récits ont été enregistrés pour Bourlinguez ! à la base. _______ On aime ce qui nous a émerveillé … et on protège ce qu'on aime. Sous notre Gravillon vous trouverez... 4 podcasts, 1 site, 1 compte Instagram, 1 page + 1 groupe Facebook et 1 asso : https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2 Tous nos podcasts sont faits bénévolement. Ils sont gratuits, sans pub et accessibles à tous. Vous pouvez faire un don sur Helloasso (ou sur Tipeee), adhérer à l'asso BSG, ou installer gratuitement le moteur de recherche Lilo et nous reverser vos gouttes : https://bit.ly/helloasso_donsUR_BSG https://bit.ly/lien_magq_lilo_BSG http://bit.ly/Tipeee_BSG Pour nous aider, vous pouvez aussi partager nos liens, et surtout nous laisser un avis sur Apple Podcast ET Spotify. Nous serons ainsi plus visibles et mieux recommandés. Merci :) Nous vous accompagnons pour créer votre podcast. Nous proposons des conférences et animons des tables rondes. Nous cherchons des partenaires : contact@baleinesousgravillon.com

Dans ce hors-série inclassable, Marc Mortelmans raconte sa traversée de l'Amérique centrale, entre 2005 et 2007. Bien avant de créer Baleine sous Gravillon, Marc était prof de plongée. Après 4 ans en Mer Rouge à Dahab puis Sharm El Sheikh en Égypte, une magnifique “cage dorée”, Marc décide d'aller se perdre en terre inconnue. Cap sur l'Amérique latine, sans but, sans argent, sans parler espagnol.   Objectif : Découvrir cette partie du monde, ses habitants, humains non-humains, ses paysages, ses sons, ses senteurs, ses langues, ses couleurs, ses cultures … “Peu importe la destination pourvu que l'horizon soit vaste” comme disent les Touaregs.   Les épisodes de cette série détaillent les aventures de Marc au long cours, backpack à une épaule, barda de plongée sur l'autre. Le 1er épisode explique le contexte de cette époque et celui de “retraite à l'envers”, c'est-à-dire de voyager et de prendre son temps, pour explorer et découvrir, pour VIVRE en un mot, quand on est jeune plutôt que vieux et diminué. L'aventure démarre au Yucatan, au Mexique, où Marc découvre les “cenotes”, ces grottes inondées d'eau cristalline. Il raconte leur formation, leur faune et les étranges phénomènes optiques provoqués par le halocline, cette ligne de démarcation entre eau douce et eau salée … Le 2e épisode commence au Bélize, petit confetto atlantique où l'on peut admirer le célèbre Blue Hole : un trou bleu foncé dans l'eau turquoise. Marc nous détaille cette curiosité géologique, avant de poursuivre le voyage au Guatemala et l'exceptionnel site maya de Tikal, les villes de Flores, Antigua, Panajachel, les lacs de Peten Itza et Atitlan et surtout les volcans. Marc s'est perdu avec un autre Mark sur l'un d'eux pendant deux jours, sans vivres ni eau. Le 3e nous emporte au Honduras où Marc a travaillé 6 mois, à Utila, une des 3 îles des Bay Islands, paradis de la plongée. Marc y a rencontré ses premiers Requins baleines, des Tarpons (sortes de harengs géants) et mille autres merveilles improbables. Le voyage se poursuit au Nicaragua, sur les traces de ces Requins bouledogues qui remontent le fleuve San Juan pour rôder dans le lac Nicaragua … Marc arrive à la fin au Costa Rica où il bosse comme guide de plongée, à Tamarindo, côté pacifique donc. Baleine, Mantas, Requins “gatos” (chats, pointes blanches de récif), les plus époustouflantes plongées de sa vie. Le 4e et dernier raconte la partie terrestre du Costa Rica, hotspot de biodiversité, paradis des grenouilles, des oiseaux et de tant d'autres espèces. Jusqu'àl'arrivée en Colombie en cabotant en pirogue le long de la côte panaméenne, sublime et désertée par les touristes. Et pour cause : c'est le paradis des narcotrafiquants … Dans le tout dernier épisode en forme d'épilogue, Marc répond aux questions de Marco Malaspina le créateur de Bourlinguez ! un podcast qui invite les voyageurs à raconter leurs plus belles aventures. Ces récits ont été enregistrés pour Bourlinguez ! à la base. _______ On aime ce qui nous a émerveillé … et on protège ce qu'on aime. Sous notre Gravillon vous trouverez... 4 podcasts, 1 site, 1 compte Instagram, 1 page + 1 groupe Facebook et 1 asso : https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2 Tous nos podcasts sont faits bénévolement. Ils sont gratuits, sans pub et accessibles à tous. Vous pouvez faire un don sur Helloasso (ou sur Tipeee), adhérer à l'asso BSG, ou installer gratuitement le moteur de recherche Lilo et nous reverser vos gouttes : https://bit.ly/helloasso_donsUR_BSG https://bit.ly/lien_magq_lilo_BSG http://bit.ly/Tipeee_BSG Pour nous aider, vous pouvez aussi partager nos liens, et surtout nous laisser un avis sur Apple Podcast ET Spotify. Nous serons ainsi plus visibles et mieux recommandés. Merci :) Nous vous accompagnons pour créer votre podcast. Nous proposons des conférences et animons des tables rondes. Nous cherchons des partenaires : contact@baleinesousgravillon.com 

Dans ce hors-série inclassable, Marc Mortelmans raconte sa traversée de l'Amérique centrale, entre 2005 et 2007. Bien avant de créer Baleine sous Gravillon, Marc était prof de plongée. Après 4 ans en Mer Rouge à Dahab puis Sharm El Sheikh en Égypte, une magnifique “cage dorée”, Marc décide d'aller se perdre en terre inconnue. Cap sur l'Amérique latine, sans but, sans argent, sans parler espagnol.   Objectif : Découvrir cette partie du monde, ses habitants, humains non-humains, ses paysages, ses sons, ses senteurs, ses langues, ses couleurs, ses cultures … “Peu importe la destination pourvu que l'horizon soit vaste” comme disent les Touaregs.   Les épisodes de cette série détaillent les aventures de Marc au long cours, backpack à une épaule, barda de plongée sur l'autre.  Le 1er épisode explique le contexte de cette époque et celui de “retraite à l'envers”, c'est-à-dire de voyager et de prendre son temps, pour explorer et découvrir, pour VIVRE en un mot, quand on est jeune plutôt que vieux et diminué. L'aventure démarre au Yucatan, au Mexique, où Marc découvre les “cenotes”, ces grottes inondées d'eau cristalline. Il raconte leur formation, leur faune et les étranges phénomènes optiques provoqués par le halocline, cette ligne de démarcation entre eau douce et eau salée …  Le 2e épisode commence au Bélize, petit confetto atlantique où l'on peut admirer le célèbre Blue Hole : un trou bleu foncé dans l'eau turquoise. Marc nous détaille cette curiosité géologique, avant de poursuivre le voyage au Guatemala et l'exceptionnel site maya de Tikal, les villes de Flores, Antigua, Panajachel, les lacs de Peten Itza et Atitlan et surtout les volcans. Marc s'est perdu avec un autre Mark sur l'un d'eux pendant deux jours, sans vivres ni eau.  Le 3e nous emporte au Honduras où Marc a travaillé 6 mois, à Utila, une des 3 îles des Bay Islands, paradis de la plongée. Marc y a rencontré ses premiers Requins baleines, des Tarpons (sortes de harengs géants) et mille autres merveilles improbables. Le voyage se poursuit au Nicaragua, sur les traces de ces Requins bouledogues qui remontent le fleuve San Juan pour rôder dans le lac Nicaragua … Marc arrive à la fin au Costa Rica où il bosse comme guide de plongée, à Tamarindo, côté pacifique donc. Baleine, Mantas, Requins “gatos” (chats, pointes blanches de récif), les plus époustouflantes plongées de sa vie.  Le 4e et dernier raconte la partie terrestre du Costa Rica, hotspot de biodiversité, paradis des grenouilles, des oiseaux et de tant d'autres espèces. Jusqu'àl'arrivée en Colombie en cabotant en pirogue le long de la côte panaméenne, sublime et désertée par les touristes. Et pour cause : c'est le paradis des narcotrafiquants …  Dans le tout dernier épisode en forme d'épilogue, Marc répond aux questions de Marco Malaspina le créateur de Bourlinguez ! un podcast qui invite les voyageurs à raconter leurs plus belles aventures. Ces récits ont été enregistrés pour Bourlinguez ! à la base. _______ On aime ce qui nous a émerveillé … et on protège ce qu'on aime. Sous notre Gravillon vous trouverez... 4 podcasts, 1 site, 1 compte Instagram, 1 page + 1 groupe Facebook et 1 asso : https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2 Tous nos podcasts sont faits bénévolement. Ils sont gratuits, sans pub et accessibles à tous. Vous pouvez faire un don sur Helloasso (ou sur Tipeee), adhérer à l'asso BSG, ou installer gratuitement le moteur de recherche Lilo et nous reverser vos gouttes : https://bit.ly/helloasso_donsUR_BSG https://bit.ly/lien_magq_lilo_BSG http://bit.ly/Tipeee_BSG Pour nous aider, vous pouvez aussi partager nos liens, et surtout nous laisser un avis sur Apple Podcast ET Spotify. Nous serons ainsi plus visibles et mieux recommandés. Merci :) Nous vous accompagnons pour créer votre podcast. Nous proposons des conférences et animons des tables rondes. Nous cherchons des partenaires : contact@baleinesousgravillon.com 

Dans ce hors-série inclassable, Marc Mortelmans raconte sa traversée de l'Amérique centrale, entre 2005 et 2007. Bien avant de créer Baleine sous Gravillon, Marc était prof de plongée. Après 4 ans en Mer Rouge à Dahab puis Sharm El Sheikh en Égypte, une magnifique “cage dorée”, Marc décide d'aller se perdre en terre inconnue. Cap sur l'Amérique latine, sans but, sans argent, sans parler espagnol.   Objectif : Découvrir cette partie du monde, ses habitants, humains non-humains, ses paysages, ses sons, ses senteurs, ses langues, ses couleurs, ses cultures … “Peu importe la destination pourvu que l'horizon soit vaste” comme disent les Touaregs.   Les épisodes de cette série détaillent les aventures de Marc au long cours, backpack à une épaule, barda de plongée sur l'autre. Le 1er épisode explique le contexte de cette époque et celui de “retraite à l'envers”, c'est-à-dire de voyager et de prendre son temps, pour explorer et découvrir, pour VIVRE en un mot, quand on est jeune plutôt que vieux et diminué. L'aventure démarre au Yucatan, au Mexique, où Marc découvre les “cenotes”, ces grottes inondées d'eau cristalline. Il raconte leur formation, leur faune et les étranges phénomènes optiques provoqués par le halocline, cette ligne de démarcation entre eau douce et eau salée … Le 2e épisode commence au Bélize, petit confetto atlantique où l'on peut admirer le célèbre Blue Hole : un trou bleu foncé dans l'eau turquoise. Marc nous détaille cette curiosité géologique, avant de poursuivre le voyage au Guatemala et l'exceptionnel site maya de Tikal, les villes de Flores, Antigua, Panajachel, les lacs de Peten Itza et Atitlan et surtout les volcans. Marc s'est perdu avec un autre Mark sur l'un d'eux pendant deux jours, sans vivres ni eau. Le 3e nous emporte au Honduras où Marc a travaillé 6 mois, à Utila, une des 3 îles des Bay Islands, paradis de la plongée. Marc y a rencontré ses premiers Requins baleines, des Tarpons (sortes de harengs géants) et mille autres merveilles improbables. Le voyage se poursuit au Nicaragua, sur les traces de ces Requins bouledogues qui remontent le fleuve San Juan pour rôder dans le lac Nicaragua … Marc arrive à la fin au Costa Rica où il bosse comme guide de plongée, à Tamarindo, côté pacifique donc. Baleine, Mantas, Requins “gatos” (chats, pointes blanches de récif), les plus époustouflantes plongées de sa vie. Le 4e et dernier raconte la partie terrestre du Costa Rica, hotspot de biodiversité, paradis des grenouilles, des oiseaux et de tant d'autres espèces. Jusqu'àl'arrivée en Colombie en cabotant en pirogue le long de la côte panaméenne, sublime et désertée par les touristes. Et pour cause : c'est le paradis des narcotrafiquants … Dans le tout dernier épisode en forme d'épilogue, Marc répond aux questions de Marco Malaspina le créateur de Bourlinguez ! un podcast qui invite les voyageurs à raconter leurs plus belles aventures. Ces récits ont été enregistrés pour Bourlinguez ! à la base. _______ On aime ce qui nous a émerveillé … et on protège ce qu'on aime. Sous notre Gravillon vous trouverez... 4 podcasts, 1 site, 1 compte Instagram, 1 page + 1 groupe Facebook et 1 asso : https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2 Tous nos podcasts sont faits bénévolement. Ils sont gratuits, sans pub et accessibles à tous. Vous pouvez faire un don sur Helloasso (ou sur Tipeee), adhérer à l'asso BSG, ou installer gratuitement le moteur de recherche Lilo et nous reverser vos gouttes : https://bit.ly/helloasso_donsUR_BSG https://bit.ly/lien_magq_lilo_BSG http://bit.ly/Tipeee_BSG Pour nous aider, vous pouvez aussi partager nos liens, et surtout nous laisser un avis sur Apple Podcast ET Spotify. Nous serons ainsi plus visibles et mieux recommandés. Merci :) Nous vous accompagnons pour créer votre podcast. Nous proposons des Fresques de la biodiversité, des conférences et animons des tables rondes.  Nous cherchons des partenaires : contact@baleinesousgravillon.com

Dans ce hors-série inclassable, Marc Mortelmans raconte sa traversée de l'Amérique centrale, entre 2005 et 2007. Bien avant de créer Baleine sous Gravillon, Marc était prof de plongée. Après 4 ans en Mer Rouge à Dahab puis Sharm El Sheikh en Égypte, une magnifique “cage dorée”, Marc décide d'aller se perdre en terre inconnue. Cap sur l'Amérique latine, sans but, sans argent, sans parler espagnol.   Objectif : Découvrir cette partie du monde, ses habitants, humains non-humains, ses paysages, ses sons, ses senteurs, ses langues, ses couleurs, ses cultures … “Peu importe la destination pourvu que l'horizon soit vaste” comme disent les Touaregs.   Les épisodes de cette série détaillent les aventures de Marc au long cours, backpack à une épaule, barda de plongée sur l'autre. Le 1er épisode explique le contexte de cette époque et celui de “retraite à l'envers”, c'est-à-dire de voyager et de prendre son temps, pour explorer et découvrir, pour VIVRE en un mot, quand on est jeune plutôt que vieux et diminué. L'aventure démarre au Yucatan, au Mexique, où Marc découvre les “cenotes”, ces grottes inondées d'eau cristalline. Il raconte leur formation, leur faune et les étranges phénomènes optiques provoqués par le halocline, cette ligne de démarcation entre eau douce et eau salée … Le 2e épisode commence au Bélize, petit confetto atlantique où l'on peut admirer le célèbre Blue Hole : un trou bleu foncé dans l'eau turquoise. Marc nous détaille cette curiosité géologique, avant de poursuivre le voyage au Guatemala et l'exceptionnel site maya de Tikal, les villes de Flores, Antigua, Panajachel, les lacs de Peten Itza et Atitlan et surtout les volcans. Marc s'est perdu avec un autre Mark sur l'un d'eux pendant deux jours, sans vivres ni eau. Le 3e nous emporte au Honduras où Marc a travaillé 6 mois, à Utila, une des 3 îles des Bay Islands, paradis de la plongée. Marc y a rencontré ses premiers Requins baleines, des Tarpons (sortes de harengs géants) et mille autres merveilles improbables. Le voyage se poursuit au Nicaragua, sur les traces de ces Requins bouledogues qui remontent le fleuve San Juan pour rôder dans le lac Nicaragua … Marc arrive à la fin au Costa Rica où il bosse comme guide de plongée, à Tamarindo, côté pacifique donc. Baleine, Mantas, Requins “gatos” (chats, pointes blanches de récif), les plus époustouflantes plongées de sa vie. Le 4e et dernier raconte la partie terrestre du Costa Rica, hotspot de biodiversité, paradis des grenouilles, des oiseaux et de tant d'autres espèces. Jusqu'àl'arrivée en Colombie en cabotant en pirogue le long de la côte panaméenne, sublime et désertée par les touristes. Et pour cause : c'est le paradis des narcotrafiquants … Dans le tout dernier épisode en forme d'épilogue, Marc répond aux questions de Marco Malaspina le créateur de Bourlinguez ! un podcast qui invite les voyageurs à raconter leurs plus belles aventures. Ces récits ont été enregistrés pour Bourlinguez ! à la base. _______  

On this week's episode, I am joined with the first female manager in professional affiliated baseball history, Rachel Balkovec. Her road to managing has been anything but easy! Today, we will be discussing Rachel's career journey, leadership by example, her future goals, and so much more!

On the latest episode of From The Back Fields to The Bronx, Ricky Keeler is joined by Tampa Tarpons beat writer John Brophy to talk about the first full week of the 2022 season for all four of the New York Yankees full-season affiliates. First up, John talks about the Tarpons having success on the […]

On the latest episode of From The Back Fields to The Bronx, Ricky Keeler is joined by Tampa Tarpons beat writer John Brophy to talk about the first full week of the 2022 season for all four of the New York Yankees full-season affiliates. First up, John talks about the Tarpons having success on the mound with their pitching and he discusses what has stood out to him about the way Rachel Balkovec manages the Tarpons and connects with her players. Then, he discusses the improvements he is seeing in Anthony Garcia's plate discipline after conducting an interview with him earlier this week. When the conversation shifts to Somerset, Ricky and John talk about whether or not to be concerned about Anthony Volpe's slow start, the talent the rotation has led by Ken Waldichuk, and the team's high strikeout totals to begin the year. Scranton Wilkes-Barre had a rough week in Norfolk and Ricky thinks there should be some concern with the way Luis Gil and Deivi Garcia have struggled to begin the year. Finally, the duo looks at Hudson Valley's lineup and how even without Trey Sweeney at the moment, the Renegades may have the deepest lineup in the system. After talking about their position groups to watch this year, Ricky and John talk about the pitch clock that has helped decrease how long the games are going and whether or not it is a good or bad thing for the sport.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/293 Presented By: Stonefly Nets, Fly Fishing Film Tour, Trxstle, Togens Fly Shop Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Marshall Cutchin, one of the founders of Mid Current is here to tell the story of how they pioneered news blogs in fly fishing. With more than 15,000 pages of content on their website, we find out how they kept up with the fly fishing trend and maintained their relevance to this day. Marshall describes what the Key West was like in the 1980s when the waters were pretty much untouched and the lifestyle was still very affordable. We hear about how he decided at an early stage of his adulthood to be a full-time guide, a career which lasted almost 12 years. Discover the best fly shops in Key West that Marshall recommends. And did you know that Marshall and Michael Keaton are good friends? They've been fishing together for years! Plus, Marshall tells the story of the time he faked being a tarpon guide for a tournament and won! MidCurrent Show Notes with Marshall Cutchin 05:43 - The first fish that Marshall hooked on a fly rod was about a 100-pound Tarpon 7:00 - Marshall quit his job and became a guide for 12 years 09:00 - MidCurrent is the first fly fishing news/blog - they became the most popular site on the web 9 months after they launched 12:24 - Trump will launch a new social media app similar to Twitter 19:08 - Marshall tells the story of when he faked being a tarpon guide for a tournament - he paired up with Ray Fetcher and they won the tournament 26:21 - Steve Davis from the Everglades Foundation was here at WFS 270 - we talked about the Everglades and the largest restoration project in the history of the planet 31:50 - Tarpons are getting smarter nowadays - they can live up to 60 years 33:06 - Marshall recommends The Angling Company and Saltwater Angler as the best fly shops in Key West 32:16 - Nathaniel Linville is one of the best saltwater anglers as Marshall describes - Nathaniel owns The Angling Company 33:17 - Marshall and Michael Keaton started fishing together in 1989 - they're good friends 36:40 - Mid Current has about 15,000 pages of content on their website 44:14 - Tom Rolland is an athletic fly fisherman - Tom was on the podcast at WFS 184 47:42 - Contact The Angling Company if you want to do saltwater fly fishing in Key West 1:02:13 - Check out the MidCurrent Podcasts here 1:05:50 - Marshall has a strong interest in rewilding (releasing animals into the wild) MidCurrent Conclusion with Marshall Cutchin Marshall Cutchin, one of the founders of MidCurrent told the story of how they pioneered news blogs in fly fishing. We found out how they kept up with the fly fishing trend and maintained their relevance to this day. Marshall described what the Key West was like in the 1980s. We heard about how he decided at an early stage of his adulthood to be a full-time guide. We discovered the best fly shops in Key West. We also heard about Marshall and Michael Keaton's friendship. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/293

On the latest episode of From The Back Fields To The Bronx, the show is back in 2022 and we catch you up on everything that has gone on in the New York Yankees organization this winter from a minor league perspective. Ricky Keeler is joined by Tampa Tarpons/FCL beat writer John Brophy and Scranton Wilkes-Barre RailRiders beat writer Alex Kielar for this episode. The episode begins with John talking about his time covering Yankees prospect mini-camp and some of his observations when watching Anthony Volpe take batting practice, how Jasson Dominguez looks in camp, and who has impressed him amongst players he didn't see live in 2021, including Hayden Wesneski. Then, the trio looks at the biggest Yankees storylines of the offseason, such as Rachel Balkovec being the new Tarpons manager this year and some of the new coaches at the major league level being promoted from within the minors (Dillon Lawson, Desi Druschel, Casey Dykes). Of course, the conversation also goes towards the ongoing MLB lockout and some of the stories where the minor leagues could be directly impacted. Keep an eye out for future episodes of From The Back Fields To The Bronx as the minor league season gets closer.

We talk about the recent hiring of Rachel Balkovec player development with young stars such as Anthony Volpe and Jasson Dominguez. We also mix in talk about the Majors and Tampa area.

On today's episode of Locked On Yankees, Stacey is joined by guest Lindsay Crosby, host of the Locked On MLB Prospects podcast, to discuss Rachel Balkovec's hire and what she brings to the job. Plus, David Cone and Michael Kay are headed to Sunday Night Baseball. Find out who Stacey thinks should join the YES booth now that Cone's workload will be cut from 100 games to about 50 per year. Some may surprise you, others may not.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's episode of Locked On Yankees, Stacey is joined by guest Lindsay Crosby, host of the Locked On MLB Prospects podcast, to discuss Rachel Balkovec's hire and what she brings to the job. Plus, David Cone and Michael Kay are headed to Sunday Night Baseball. Find out who Stacey thinks should join the YES booth now that Cone's workload will be cut from 100 games to about 50 per year. Some may surprise you, others may not. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the latest episode of From The Back Fields To The Bronx, co-managing editor Ricky Keeler takes a closer look at the only Yankees affiliate to make their league's championship series and that is the Tampa Tarpons in the Low-A Southeast. On Tuesday night, the Tarpons will begin a best-of-five series against the Bradenton Marauders (Pittsburgh Pirates). Games 1 and 2 will be in Bradenton and Tampa will host Games 3-5 since they finished with the best record (73-43). To help preview the championship series, Ricky was joined by Spenser Smith, the play-by-play announcer for the Bradenton Marauders. Spenser discussed some of the recent additions to the Pirates system from offseason trades the big league club made, what their pitching rotation could look like in this upcoming series, and whether Pirates fans should be optimistic about the direction of the team considering the success their lower levels of the farm system had this season. Plus, Spenser gave his thoughts on some of the prospects that have stood out to him on the Tarpons which include Trey Sweeney, Anthony Garcia, and Blas Castano just to name a few. Of course, we did ask him to give his thoughts on Jasson Dominguez as well. Be on the lookout for a more extensive preview of the series tomorrow put together by our Tampa Tarpons beat writer, John Brophy.

On the latest episode of From The Back Fields To The Bronx, co-managing editor Ricky Keeler takes a closer look at the only Yankees affiliate to make their league’s championship series and that is the Tampa Tarpons in the Low-A Southeast. On Tuesday night, the Tarpons will begin a best-of-five series against the Bradenton Marauders […]

On the latest episode of From The Back Fields To The Bronx, Pinstriped Prospects managing editor Ricky Keeler is joined by Tampa Tarpons beat writer John Brophy to discuss how all four Yankees affiliates are either going for a division title or fighting for a spot in their league's championship series. Of course, all of our thoughts are with everyone dealing with the effects from Hurricane Ida and this includes the players for Double-A Somerset. If you feel inclined to help the players out, here is how you can do it: https://twitter.com/adoptmilbplayer/status/1433748112242270212 The conversation starts with the Tarpons playing in Bradenton this week in a championship preview. How have the Yankees top draft picks from this past July looked with Tampa so far such as Trey Sweeney and Cooper Bowman? Plus, John discusses Anthony Garcia's power surge, Antonio Gomez's development behind the plate, and what the Tarpons pitching rotation looks like after a lot of promotions have shaken it up. When looking at the other affiliates, the duo discusses Randy Vasquez's Double-A debut in Somerset, Beck Way's debut at High-A Hudson Valley, Jake Sanford having an under-the-radar year for the Renegades in the outfield, and JP Sears making a good impression in the Triple-A rotation. In terms of general minor league topics, Ricky and John go over which prospects they would have liked to see make their big-league debut if 40 players were still allowed to be on the major league roster in September, how they approach covering rehab assignments, and the six-game series format carrying over into next year.

On this week's episode of From The Back Fields to The Bronx, managing editor Ricky Keeler is joined by Tampa Tarpons beat writer John Brophy to talk about the promotions that were made in the New York Yankees farm system after the July 30 trade deadline. After discussing the Andrew Heaney trade with the Angels for Janson Junk and Elvis Peguero and who it benefits in the organization, the two of them discuss how the Low-A Tampa Tarpons roster looks different with a lot of the 2021 MLB Draft picks playing on the team such as 1st Round pick Trey Sweeney and 4th Round pick Cooper Bowman. Who is John most excited to cover and we look at a decision to promote Sweeney over Alexander Vargas (currently on FCL). With the Tarpons getting the draft picks, player such as Austin Wells, Everson Pereira, and Andres Chaparro, and Matt Sauer are up at High-A Hudson Valley. With Josh Breaux now at Double-A Somerset, the two of them discuss the potential split playing time at High-A behind the plate with Wells and Anthony Seigler among other topics. After discussing the rehab assignments of Clarke Schmidt and Luis Severino, the duo talks about Luis Gil's major league debut and John gives an update as to how he thinks Jasson Dominguez is doing in Tampa.

For Wednesday's episode of The Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee catches up with South Lafourche High School head football coach Brian "BJ" Young. Coach Young talks about the rich tradition at South Lafourche High School, which was started by the likes of Gil Matherne, Bob Brunet, Ed Orgeron, Bobby Hebert, and plenty of others as well as coaching for the Tarpons. Coach Young also reflects back on his playing days when he was the quarterback at Hahnville High School and at Southeastern Louisiana University. In speaking of his alma mater, Coach gives his thoughts on the job Frank Scelfo has done with the program and how their quarterback Cole Kelley has played in this spring season. Finally, Coach Young talks about his current seniors and next year's South Lafourche football team. 

Tarpons fight back when they're caught on the line. "Moby-Dick" teaches us about our relationship to the ocean.

In our first bonus episode, we give listeners an important update about baseball in Burlington, along with all the silliness they've come to expect! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

:00 Intro 2:45 Interview with DiShon Platt, one of Charlotte County's most electrifying football players. Platt shares the story of his career with the Tarpons for the first time since high school. 38:00 Reaction to interview with DiShon Platt.46:15 Final card on UFC's Fight Island... for now. Thoughts on Robert Whittaker's performance and next move. 49:10 Baseball in big trouble?52:50 NBA Bubble working for most. Thoughts heading into Thursday night.57:50 WNBA authority AllDayNJ gets us caught up on the opening weekend. 

Você já pescou o Rei de Prata? Nesse episódio entrevistei o Rafael Monteiro, fundador do @Tarpon_Brazil. Rafael é um profundo conhecedor de pescarias em mangue e rockfishing. Nesse bate papo ele compartilha seus conhecimentos sobre o Megalops atlanticus, como se preparar e o que fazer para obter sucesso nas suas pescarias. Senta e aumenta o som que o papo é bom. Um abraço, linhas tensas!

The Voice of the Tampa Tarpons (High-A, New York Yankees) joins the podcast to share what he saw over the course of the 2019 season. Nick Flammia had a chance to witness a year that featured rehab appearances by Didi Gregorius, Giancarlo Stanton, Troy Tulowitzki, Miguel Andujar, Aaron Hicks, Jordan Montgomery and CC Sabathia. He discusses what he saw from those players as they were working their way back to health and mentoring the young players around them. The conversation then pivoted to some of the big-name prospects on the Tarpons this year including Estevan Florial, whose numbers were lackluster in an injury-filled season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 7 with Chris Hess of the Tampa Tarpons. On this episode we talk Harper bat flips, Opening night for the Tampa Tarpons, We Follow his journey to pro ball through URI, North Kingstown and Rhode Island Rebels. And what his "For The Love Of The Game" moment.

Your pod docents are back to recommend all sorts of culture! First they dive into What’s Happenin’ What’s Up and discuss The RInger’s Top 100 TV Episodes of the 21st Century Find it the article here: http://besttv.theringer.com/?_ga=2.167536765.2107534238.1533670141-amp-tQG-9qWJV0o-_BZdW6Pl8JOQmtiN8FlQhZYfw8uOmaQ4E0ta7ketja8ZEqMS-k9j They then give their recommendations for the biweek: Taylor The Tarpons’ pitcher throws a no hitter, but still loses the game. https://www.mlb.com/cut4/minor-league-team-gets-no-hit-and-still-wins-game/c-289197828 Jacob Imperfect Produce Use this link by 8/31 to get $10 off your first order: https://www.imperfectproduce.com/register.php?referral=448603 Taylor Last Chance U, season 3 Watch it on Netflix Jacob The documentary City of Gold Find it on Hulu Follow us here: instagram.com/goodtastepod twitter.com/@jacobthewilson twitter.com/@taylorjaywilson Email us: goodtastepod@gmail.com Leave a review and something you want us to check out and we’ll do so! Click here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/good-taste/id1331981072?mt=2 Our advertisers: Our intro song is by Koi https://open.spotify.com/artist/6MhwQdck5uQDaUUf0wI1kj?si=vzuRLjPCSBSPoCi6wpPOOA Rival Sports Club https://www.spreaker.com/show/rival-sports-club

Your pod docents are back to recommend all sorts of culture! First they dive into What’s Happenin’ What’s Up and discuss The RInger’s Top 100 TV Episodes of the 21st CenturyFind it the article here: http://besttv.theringer.com/?_ga=2.167536765.2107534238.1533670141-amp-tQG-9qWJV0o-_BZdW6Pl8JOQmtiN8FlQhZYfw8uOmaQ4E0ta7ketja8ZEqMS-k9jThey then give their recommendations for the biweek:TaylorThe Tarpons’ pitcher throws a no hitter, but still loses the game. https://www.mlb.com/cut4/minor-league-team-gets-no-hit-and-still-wins-game/c-289197828JacobImperfect Produce Use this link by 8/31 to get $10 off your first order: https://www.imperfectproduce.com/register.php?referral=448603TaylorLast Chance U, season 3Watch it on NetflixJacobThe documentary City of Gold Find it on HuluFollow us here:instagram.com/goodtastepodtwitter.com/@jacobthewilson twitter.com/@taylorjaywilsonEmail us: goodtastepod@gmail.comLeave a review and something you want us to check out and we’ll do so! Click here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/good-taste/id1331981072?mt=2Our advertisers:Our intro song is by Koihttps://open.spotify.com/artist/6MhwQdck5uQDaUUf0wI1kj?si=vzuRLjPCSBSPoCi6wpPOOARival Sports Club https://www.spreaker.com/show/rival-sports-club

Your pod docents are back to recommend all sorts of culture! First they dive into What’s Happenin’ What’s Up and discuss The RInger’s Top 100 TV Episodes of the 21st CenturyFind it the article here: http://besttv.theringer.com/?_ga=2.167536765.2107534238.1533670141-amp-tQG-9qWJV0o-_BZdW6Pl8JOQmtiN8FlQhZYfw8uOmaQ4E0ta7ketja8ZEqMS-k9jThey then give their recommendations for the biweek:TaylorThe Tarpons’ pitcher throws a no hitter, but still loses the game. https://www.mlb.com/cut4/minor-league-team-gets-no-hit-and-still-wins-game/c-289197828JacobImperfect Produce Use this link by 8/31 to get $10 off your first order: https://www.imperfectproduce.com/register.php?referral=448603TaylorLast Chance U, season 3Watch it on NetflixJacobThe documentary City of Gold Find it on HuluFollow us here:instagram.com/goodtastepodtwitter.com/@jacobthewilson twitter.com/@taylorjaywilsonEmail us: goodtastepod@gmail.comLeave a review and something you want us to check out and we’ll do so! Click here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/good-taste/id1331981072?mt=2Our advertisers:Our intro song is by Koihttps://open.spotify.com/artist/6MhwQdck5uQDaUUf0wI1kj?si=vzuRLjPCSBSPoCi6wpPOOARival Sports Club https://www.spreaker.com/show/rival-sports-club

Ronnie & TKras play What's Up Tampa Bay as they check what's trending locally! Kanye West says slavery was an option, the Tarpons throw 15 strikeouts, & people get stuck on a roller coaster in Japan upside down for 2 hours!