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Buckle up for a wild ride—fictional vehicles included—in this episode of Wise_N_Nerdy! Joe is joined by the dynamic duo of Sarah Rose and Shannon for a jam-packed show that blends imagination, wisdom, and heartwarming nostalgia.The journey begins with the Question of the Week: "If you could have any fictional vehicle for your daily commute, what would it be?" From the time-traveling TARDIS to the flying Magic Carpet from Aladdin, and even Herbie the Love Bug, the hosts dive into the whimsical possibilities of upgrading your daily drive.With the roll of the dice, we leap into the "How Do I...?" segment, where our hosts break down how to choose the right pet for your lifestyle. Whether you're a couch potato or an adventurer, there's a furry friend for you—and the trio shares what to consider before bringing home a new companion.Then, it's time for some groan-worthy fun with a Bad Dad Joke—this one's going to the dogs, literally, with a pup suffering from a "fever." (You've been warned.)Next, the dice deliver the "What Are You Nerding Out About?" segment, where passions take the spotlight. Sarah beams about the Tony Awards and the brilliance of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Shannon unleashes her love for all things horror, especially the mind-bending work of David Lynch. Joe joins in with a sweet story of introducing his kids to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, followed by a thoughtful dive into the political layers of Elantris by Brandon Sanderson.The nerdy dice strike again, sending us into the "Parliament of Papas" segment. This week's parenting dilemma comes from Reddit: A party guest leaves after a dog jumps on him and the host refuses to restrain it. The crew debates pet boundaries, respect, and how to handle awkward social situations— skills required.Finally, things wrap up with "Daddy, Tell Me A Story", where everyone shares beloved pet memories, and Joe pulls out the big guns: tales of growing up with a real-life pet bobcat! The trio also dreams about which fictional pets they'd love to have—think Hedwig, Toothless, and more.Whether you're a pet lover, a fantasy fanatic, or just in need of a laugh, this episode is a feel-good rollercoaster that proves once again: it's good to Find your FAMdom.Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom

In this episode of Wise_N_Nerdy, your favorite trio—Charles, Joe, and Kurt—are back to roll the dice and dive into another fun, thought-provoking, and laugh-filled adventure through fatherhood, fandom, and everything in between.The episode kicks off with the Question of the Week: "What's a bit of media (movie, show, book, etc.) you love but would never recommend to anyone?" The hosts get real about their guilty pleasures, discussing cult classic video games, obscure anime, and TV shows that were cancelled way too soon. If you've ever loved something weird and wonderful but couldn't bring yourself to push it on a friend, this segment's for you.With a roll of the dice, the "How Do I...?" segment lands first, prompting a fantastic discussion on parenting strategies—specifically, how to handle kids that just won't listen. Charles, Joe, and Kurt share real-life examples, tips, and insights to help fellow parents stay sane and supportive when the volume gets loud and the patience runs thin.Next up, the trio jumps into "What Are You Nerding Out About?":Charles lights up about Oblivion cigars and Solo Leveling Season 2, giving us a taste of his latest indulgences.Joe dives into the anime Teogonia, sharing why the first episodes have him hooked.Kurt gets personal with his new challenge: starting 75 Hard, a mental toughness program that's testing both his will and his routine.As the dice continue to lead the way, fate brings us to the "Daddy, Tell Me A Story" segment. This time, the hosts open up about the best advice they've ever received. It's a heartwarming and insightful conversation about wisdom, mentorship, and the life lessons that shaped them.Then it's off to the "Parliament of Papas" where the hosts discuss a hot topic pulled from Reddit: Should someone refuse to hire a construction company because the owner has an offensive tattoo? The dads explore the line between personal beliefs, professionalism, and the ethics of hiring.And of course, no episode would be complete without a dose of groan-worthy humor. The boys wrap it all up with a round of Bad Dad Jokes, this time submitted by community member Devocite. Trust us—it's cringe and comedy gold all in one.Whether you're here for fatherhood tips, fandom fun, or just to laugh and reflect, this episode has something for everyone. So grab your dice, fire up your favorite streaming app, and Find your FAMdom.Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom

In this adventurous episode of Wise_N_Nerdy, Charles and Joe dive into an imaginative conversation sparked by the Question of the Week: “If you had to survive in a video game world for a month, which one would you choose?” From the loot-fueled chaos of Borderlands, to the pixelated charm of Minecraft, the demonic danger of Diablo, and the classic magic of Baldur's Gate, the hosts explore what it would take to survive — or thrive — in these digital realms.Next, the roll of the dice lands on a fan-favorite (and slightly groan-inducing) moment: Bad Dad Jokes. This time, they're courtesy of an AI, delivering maximum cringe and maximum laughs.From there, it's on to the “How Do I…?” segment, where Charles and Joe discuss financial strategies for married couples. They weigh the benefits of joint accounts versus separate ones, budgeting tools, and the importance of clear, honest communication when it comes to money and marriage.The energy shifts in “What Are You Nerding Out About?” where Charles gets real about the power of great relationships and networking, and Joe highlights a hilarious anime gem, Sakamoto Days, where a retired assassin just wants to run a convenience store… without losing his edge. Charles also gives a shout-out to his guest appearance on Between The Pages with Bob McGough.Then it's time for “Daddy, Tell Me A Story,” where Joe shares a touching tribute to his dad, Papa Nascar, who modeled charity and kindness throughout his life. It's a heartfelt reminder of the legacy parents leave through everyday acts of goodness.Finally, the Parliament of Papas segment brings a story from the internet: a girlfriend feels awkward about being expected to overly praise her boyfriend for a so-so meal. Joe and Charles dig into the importance of gratitude, appreciation, and managing expectations in relationships — especially the quiet ways we support each other daily.Whether you're here for video game daydreams, practical relationship tips, or a dose of dad-style heart, this episode is a perfect place to Find your FAMdom.Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom.

"What's the right age to get married?" From young love to late bloomers, the duo weighs the pros and cons of tying the knot at various stages in life, drawing from personal stories and cultural expectations.With the dice rolled and fate decided, it's time for everyone's favorite storytelling corner — “Daddy, Tell Me A Story.” Joe opens up about the early days of his relationship with his wife, Kelsi, sharing a heartfelt glimpse into the beginnings of a lifelong bond.Next up, the roll leads to a spicy edition of “Parliament of Papas,” where streaming service contracts take center stage. Joe and Kurt unpack the constantly shifting landscape of subscriptions, exclusivity deals, and how it's affecting what families can actually sit down and watch together.Then the energy shifts to pure fandom joy with “What Are You Nerding Out About?” Kurt gushes over his current obsession with Pokémon and 3D printing, sharing how he's blending nostalgia with creativity. That's when Charles bursts in with his own tale — a shout-out to the unsung hero tech guy who saved his dying phone just long enough to rescue what he needed.Joe then brings the anime vibes strong with a glowing recommendation of Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, praising its emotional depth and unique storytelling. A quick tangent takes us through the excitement of Stellar Fest and some recent board game adventures before…It's time. Bad Dad Jokes. And with that, Charles flees the scene (a wise move, perhaps?).To wrap things up, the dice bless us with “How Do I…?” Joe and Kurt dive into a meaningful conversation about modeling healthy relationships — how the way we love and communicate teaches our kids what to look for and how to be better partners themselves.So whether you're a nerdy parent, a fan of storytelling, or just in it for the dad jokes, Find your FAMdom right here.Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom

In this thrilling episode of Wise_N_Nerdy, Joe and Kurt are joined by special guest Tyler, aka TheFullRunThrough, for an epic mix of fandom, fatherhood, and fun. The adventure begins with the Question of the Week: Which TV home do you wish you could live in? The hosts explore iconic homes from across pop culture, from the grandeur of Wayne Manor to the magic of Key House and the high-tech chaos of Disney's Smart House—which one would you choose?With the roll of the dice, fate kicks things off with the "How Do I…?" segment, where the hosts dive deep into the art of being an effective communicator. Whether at work, with family, or among friends, they share valuable insights on how to express yourself clearly and truly connect with others.Next up, it's time for "What Are You Nerding Out About?" and the excitement is real! Tyler shares his passion for LARPing (Live-Action Role-Playing) and why it's the ultimate immersive experience. Meanwhile, Joe can't stop talking about The Wheel of Time—this time, he's hyped for season 3 of the TV series. And Kurt? He's falling deeper into the Pokémon TCG rabbit hole, not just playing the digital version but now collecting the physical cards too!Then, the dice roll lands on "Daddy, Tell Me A Story", where Tyler recalls a spine-chilling experience while LARPing—seeing a mysterious shadowy figure that may or may not have been paranormal. Is there more lurking in the woods than just fellow role-players?Of course, it wouldn't be Wise_N_Nerdy without some groan-worthy laughs, and the crew delivers with a round of especially bad Bad Dad Jokes that will leave you both chuckling and cringing.Finally, the episode wraps with a heated "Parliament of Papas" debate: Is a father a jerk for wanting full custody of his children while his ex-wife is deployed in the military? The hosts weigh in on the complexities of parenting, co-parenting, and what's truly best for the kids.Come Find your FAMdom and join the conversation in this unforgettable episode!Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom

In this engaging episode of Wise_N_Nerdy, Charles and Joe kick things off with the Question of the Week: "What's the worst thing you did as a kid?" The hosts confess to some mischievous childhood antics, from breaking massive mirrors to spray-painting greenhouses—classic tales of youthful rebellion. The dice then lead us into a round of Bad Dad Jokes from the Wise_N_Nerdy Discord, courtesy of CaseyJay and Kurt, guaranteed to bring groans and laughter.Next, it's time for the Parliament of Papas where Charles and Joe debate the value of a high school diploma vs. a GED in today's evolving world. The conversation then shifts to the Daddy, Tell Me A Story segment, where the duo reflects on how nerd culture has changed over the years, from trading cards and arcade trips to today's streaming services and digital fandoms.The dice roll once more, guiding the hosts into the How Do I...? segment, focusing on practical advice for parents: how to make quality time for your spouse while juggling the chaos of raising kids. Finally, they wrap up with What Are You Nerding Out About? where Joe shares his excitement over The Electric State, and Charles dives into his anime binge of Shangri-La Frontier and Solo Leveling, before geeking out about his latest adventures in Diablo 4.Find your FAMdom as Charles and Joe deliver laughs, insight, and plenty of heart in this episode of Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom.

In this hilarious and insightful episode of Wise_N_Nerdy, Charles, Joe, and Kurt are joined once again by the one and only Stoner Gump! The show kicks off with the Question of the Week: Cake or Pie? Listeners chime in with their answers before the hosts weigh in on the ultimate dessert debate—while cake has its merits, pie is the clear champion this time around!With a roll of the dice, the crew launches into What Are You Nerding Out About? Charles is pumped about using StreamLabs for the show's live streaming, while Stoner Gump shares his excitement over setting up a new gaming rig for his wife, allowing them to play more together. Joe celebrates finishing The Wheel of Time and dives into a discussion with Stoner Gump about its brilliance. Meanwhile, Kurt revisits The Incident and remains completely captivated by it.Next up, in How Do I…?, the hosts tackle an important parenting topic: teaching kids how to build strong relationships by developing confidence in themselves. Their insights make for a valuable and meaningful conversation for parents navigating this challenge.Then, it's time for Daddy, Tell Me A Story, where the hosts share their awkward (or nonexistent) senior prom experiences—expect plenty of laughs and secondhand embarrassment!The episode continues with some entertaining speakpipes from Devocite and CaseyJay, adding an extra dose of fun before the dice roll us into Parliament of Papas, where the dads debate different strategies for giving kids an allowance. Should it be earned through chores, given as a learning tool, or handled in another way? The discussion gets lively as each host shares their perspective.Finally, the episode wraps up with a batch of Bad Dad Jokes courtesy of Devocite, bringing the laughs to a close in true Wise_N_Nerdy fashion.So, grab a slice of pie (or cake, if that's your thing) and Find your FAMdom with us in this fantastic episode of Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom!

Humans have told each other stories since ancient times, sharing over campfires, backyard fences, and cubicle walls. Jim Daly explains why stories connect us as humans in a way that transcends mere animal instinct. Support Family Ministry If you've listened to any of our podcasts, please give us your feedback.

Mark and Jeff discuss the importance of storytelling to conveying concepts, engaging people, and helping to remember life events.  Stories change how your brain works and is critical to connecting to the information being conveyed.

How can we instill our clients with confidence in their potential to learn and grow? A replay of our fan-favorite First 5 Minutes series. These short episodes will teach you how to incorporate one resilience-boosting question into your conversations to help your clients get through the spring slump. In addition to providing you with a new question each week, Elena also walks through how to introduce this new type of question, models what that might look like, pulls back the curtain on why this question works and shares some wisdom on how to artfully put this into action. This episode is for you if: Your coachees are drained and/or overwhelmed and working from limited resilience reserves You'd like to learn a new way to open your coaching conversations You like concrete coaching tools! Keep learning: Join the Learning Library and Transformational Coaching PLC for on-demand micro-learning at your fingertips Receive weekly wisdom and tools from Elena delivered to your inboxBecome a Bright Morning Member Follow Elena on Instagram and LinkedInFollow Bright Morning on LinkedIn and InstagramSupport the show:Become a Friend of the Podcast  Rate and review usPodcast Transcript and Use:Bright Morning Consulting owns the copyright to all content and transcripts of The Bright Morning Podcast, with all rights reserved. You may not distribute or commercially exploit the content without our express written permission.We welcome you to download and share the podcast with others for personal use; please acknowledge The Bright Morning Podcast as the source of the material.Episode Transcript

In this flavorful episode of Wise_N_Nerdy, Charles, Joe, and Kurt dive into a mix of weird foods, deep conversations, and nerdy obsessions.The show kicks off with the Question of the Week: "What's a weird food that you like?" The hosts reveal their strangest culinary preferences, including some unconventional chili ingredients. A heated debate sparks over the merits (or horrors) of olives and mushrooms—are they tasty toppings or unforgivable mistakes?With the roll of the dice, the first segment lands on "How Do I…?", where the hosts share insights on helping children navigate big life changes. From moving homes to changing schools, they discuss strategies for offering stability and support during uncertain times.Next, it's time for "Daddy, Tell Me A Story." Charles opens up about a life-changing opportunity—the chance to become a full-time content creator. While the dream is exciting, he shares his concerns about the financial risks and the pressure of making it work.The fates then reward the crew with a Bad Dad Joke from Discord, featuring a pun so groundbreaking, it's practically revolutionary.After some laughs, the "Parliament of Papas" segment sparks an engaging debate: When does a hobby become a job? The hosts discuss the fine line between passion projects and professional work, weighing the joys of doing what you love against the stress of making it a career.Finally, the show wraps up with "What Are You Nerding Out About?" Charles is diving into learning Japanese through Duolingo, determined to master the language. Joe has just finished the Mistborn Era 2 books, geeking out over Brandon Sanderson's incredible storytelling. Meanwhile, Kurt is hyped for the release of Daredevil: Born Again, excited to see one of his favorite heroes return to the screen.Whether you're here for the dad jokes, nerdy discussions, or heartfelt parenting moments, there's always a place for you. Find your FAMdom with Wise_N_Nerdy!Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom

In this entertaining episode of Wise_N_Nerdy, Charles, Joe, and Kurt dive into another round of nerdy discussions, dad humor, and relatable parenting moments.The episode kicks off with the standard Question of the Week: "What's the worst movie you've ever watched?" The hosts don't hold back as they roast some of the most disappointing films they've endured, including Eragon, The Last Airbender, and Epic Movie. The conversation is full of laughs and shared frustration over these cinematic disasters.With a roll of the dice, the show moves into a round of Bad Dad Jokes sourced from the Wise_N_Nerdy Discord. The groan-worthy humor sets the stage for the next segment, "Daddy, Tell Me A Story," where the hosts reminisce about the unique silverware and cups they had as kids. From decorative cups to color-changing spoons, their nostalgic stories bring a fun and personal touch to the episode.Next up, the fates reward us with the "What Are You Nerding Out About?" segment. Joe shares his experience taking his family to Wonder Works and how he absolutely dominated his kids in laser tag. Kurt is once again nerding out about his new rice cooker, consuming rice at an alarming rate. Meanwhile, Charles is loving the anime Shangri-La Frontier, enjoying its quirky characters and engaging storyline.The dice then lead the hosts to the "Parliament of Papas" segment, where they discuss the creative ways dads carve out time for themselves—whether it's pretending to work, taking extra-long bathroom breaks, or other classic dad moves.Finally, the episode wraps up with the "How Do I...?" segment, where the hosts share advice on learning home repairs and basic vehicle maintenance. Their insights make for a practical and informative discussion, perfect for anyone looking to become more self-sufficient.No matter what you geek out about, there's a place for you here. Find your FAMdom with Wise_N_Nerdy.Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom

In this heartfelt episode of Wise_N_Nerdy, Joe is joined by the delightful Scott Moore and Rilo W. Ward for another fun-filled and thought-provoking discussion.The episode kicks off with the standard Question of the Week: "What scene hits you hard no matter how many times you've watched it?" The hosts dive into some of the most emotional moments in film and television, discussing scenes such as Mufasa's tragic death in The Lion King, deeply touching moments from Doctor Who, and the tear-jerking sequence in The Tales of Ba Sing Se where Iroh sings Leaves From The Vine. Audience members also call in to share their own unforgettable cinematic moments that always bring the waterworks.With a roll of the dice, the show takes a hilarious turn with a litany of Bad Dad Jokes contributed by both hosts and audience members. The laughter sets the stage for the next segment, "What Are You Nerding Out About?" Scott channels his inner Kurt, expressing his love for Balatro and Slay The Spire, while Rilo eloquently praises Baldur's Gate 3. Joe, on the other hand, adores the unique and engaging story unfolding in The Apothecary Diaries.Next up, the dice lead the hosts into the "How Do I...?" segment, where they discuss how to craft a compelling backstory for an RPG character. This conversation is filled with practical advice on how to create immersive and dynamic characters that enhance the role-playing experience.The fates then bring forth the "Daddy, Tell Me A Story" segment, where the hosts nostalgically reminisce about the nerdy collectibles that got away—those rare treasures they regret not snagging when they had the chance or those that they let slip through their fingers.Finally, the episode wraps up with the "Parliament of Papas" segment, tackling the age-old debate: when does collecting cross the line into hoarding? The hosts explore the fine balance between a passionate collection and an overwhelming accumulation of stuff.No matter what you geek out about, there's a place for you here. Find your FAMdom with Wise_N_Nerdy.Wise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom.

In this exciting episode of Wise_N_Nerdy, Charles, Joe, and Kurt are joined once again by the incredibly talented Hotep from Black Lion and Cubs. The show kicks off with the standard Question of the Week: "Who is the craziest person in your family?" The hosts share some truly wild stories—Charles opens up about family members who are diagnosable, Joe recounts tales of his uncle's drug-induced antics, and Kurt shares about his narcissistic sister.With a roll of the dice, the journey continues into the "What Are You Nerding Out About?" segment. Charles waves his nerd flag proudly as he excitedly discusses setting up a combined email inbox to streamline his workflow. Joe shares a heartfelt moment about spending time with his oldest son, visiting the ultra-geeky store Vintage Stock, and picking up Lord of the Rings Risk to play together. He also raves about Brandon Sanderson's fantasy western, Alloy of Law, and its incredible storytelling. Meanwhile, Kurt nerds out about his brand-new rice cooker and his obsession with the latest Pokémon TCG booster set.Next up, the dice bring forth the "How Do I...?" segment, where Hotep provides deep insights into his first-ever Kickstarter campaign. His experiences and lessons learned offer valuable knowledge to anyone looking to embark on a similar journey.The fates then guide the hosts into the "Daddy, Tell Me A Story" segment, leading to a hilarious discussion about the dumb things they did as teenagers. The tales are filled with reckless car crashes and mooning passing cars—youthful foolishness at its finest.Then, it's time for the "Parliament of Papas," where the hosts debate a hot topic: Does listening to an audiobook count as reading? The discussion gets lively as they weigh the merits of comprehension, engagement, and accessibility.To wrap things up, the crew delivers a round of groan-worthy bad dad jokes, bringing laughter to close out another fantastic episode.No matter your fandom, there's always a place for you here. Find your FAMdom with Wise_N_Nerdy.Want to support Hotep's Kickstarter? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blacklionandcubs/family-friendly-anime-short-filmWise_N_Nerdy: Where Fatherhood Meets Fandom.

In deze Vrije Geluiden horen we de vertelkracht van muziek: van de ogenschijnlijk huiselijke problematiek in Ahsleys opera 'Improvement - Don Leaves Linda' - via een enigszins onsmakelijke doch onvergetelijke anekdote over Harry Sacksioni - naar de folk songs van Loevendie en Berio en eindigend met een kleine vooruitblik naar morgen! 

Jesus was a story teller, but why?  What was the reason behind the stories he told and are we taking them a bit to loosely?

Send us a textStorytelling is one of the most productive ways to get your message to land on eyes that see and ears that hear. That's what this mini podcast is about.Also, my friend Doug O'Brien has written a wonderful book on storytelling. It's available wherever good books are sold and it's titled, THE USER'S GUIDE TO STORYTELLING. I request you take a look at it at the following website:  https://www.essentialcoachingskills.c....Grasshopper Notes are the writings from America's Best Known Hypnotherapist John Morgan. His podcasts contain his most responded to essays and blog posts from the past two decades.  Find the written versions of these podcasts on John's podcasting site: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1628038"The Grasshopper" is the part of you that whispers pearls of wisdom that  seem to pop into your mind from out of the blue. John's essays and blog posts are his interpretations of these "Nips of Nectar." Others have labeled his writings as timeless wisdom.  Most of the John's writings revolve around self improvement and self help. They address topics like: • Mindfulness• Peace of mind• Creativity• How to stay in the present moment• Spirituality• Behavior improvementAnd stories that transform you to a wider sense of awareness that presents more options. And isn't that what we all want, more options?  John uploads these podcasts on a regular basis. So check back often to hear these podcasts heard around the world. Who wants to be the next person to change?  Make sure to order a copy of John's new book: WISDOM OF THE GRASSHOPPER – 21 Days to Creativity. These mini-meditations take you inside where all your creative resources live. And you'll come out not only refreshed but recommitted to creating your future.  It's only $16.95 and available at BLURB.COM at the link below. https://www.blurb.com/b/10239673-wisd...Also, download John's FREE book INTER RUPTION: The Magic Key To Lasting Change. It's available at John's website  https://GrasshopperNotes.com

Today we're reading THAT story. The story that pops up when you give ChatGPT the prompt "Tell me a story". Can it do it? (Spoiler: No, it can't.)

Welcome, global audience, to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now show The Future of Sci-Fi Characters and Plots + AI is what we want to know Bonnie D. on her Scarlett Mic, your predictions host and guide Engages savvy Futurist-Authors on her into-the-future ride Jason Palmatier, John W. Maly, J.R. Johnson and Brad C. Anderson, too Watch or listen as we envision Sci-Fi + AI for you!

12 - Dom opens with what's to come on today's show. Maybe Danica Patrick won't stiff us this time. After an illegal car meet in Philadelphia over the weekend caused havoc, what can we do about putting these to bed? We listen to audio from officials claiming they have it more under control than it seems. 1220 - Alfredo Ortiz, CEO of The Job Creators Network, joins us to discuss the job forecast under the Harris administration. What is she going to try and spin to the American people next? Well, first she will continue with the middle class and their green lawns speeches. How stupid does she think we are? Are these migrants dumped in these small towns the saviors or the bane of these community jobs? What do we expect from the VP debate? 1235 - Famed actor Kelsey Grammer joins the program and gives an update on his brewery. Kelsey also explains his endorsement of NJ Republican Senate candidate Curtis Bashaw. Where does Kelsey fall on the political spectrum? He wants liberty! Does he have an endorsement for the race? What's to come in season two of the new ‘Frazier' reboot? Does he get left out of potential roles because of politics? 1250 - Why are people so lax about counting the votes on election night? 1 - Congressman Jeff Van Drew joins us. How does Jeff feel about Mike Johnson? What gets Jeff Van Drew angrier than anything in politics? Listen to this bill he is voting no on. What in the news is not being reported on that is passionate to Jeff? How does Jeff feel about the state of the USSS? Jeff explains how we can fix them? 120 - Dom plays audio of PA making excuses that all the ballots will not be counted in a single night. We get an update from The Earl of Tacony on immigration and voting up in NE PA. 135 - Robin Shaffer of Protect Our Coast NJ joins us for another segment. How did Robin get Kelsey Grammer on Dom's show? After the cage rattling he's done in the last few years, wind turbine companies have stood down, but others step up in their place. But after repeated failures across the country, the tide might be turning. 155 - The Ice Cream Truck Ballot Harvester in Montgomery County is not testing the mail-in ballots, when you have to do that by law. Will the courts throw this ruling out? 2 - A Collingswood paper didn't leave a scathing review of Politics and Pints. Reviewing what Trump should have done. 205 - Scott Presler joins us to celebrate the fact that he has turned and flipped Luzerne County to red! He also details which counties can vote early and the various ways you can do it! 210 - Discussing Joe of Exton. 215 - Dom's Money Melody 220 - We don't have a Winner? Dom and Dan discuss school safety after an incident at Upper Darby High School. 230 - Niche or Niche? 240 - More calls on the side and the pronunciation of “niche” 250 - Lightning Round!

We're back with a group storytelling game! And it gets wild. Check out Glen and Gertie Nuzzles from Nuzzle House and Ben and Nate from Words About Books!

-- Opening song - "Let There Be Love" by Noah Aronson; performed by Temple Israel Cantorial Soloist Happie Hoffman Find sermons, music, conversations between clergy and special guests, and select Temple Israel University (TIU) classes – easily accessible to you through our podcast, Torah to the People. Learn more about Temple Israel-Memphis at timemphis.org.

Storytelling in song is not new. It's mankind's way of conveying, in both accuracy and reflection, the narrative from one perspective. Embellishments and hooks have long been the best way to make the story easy to digest and, if need be, to get a point (likely sociopolitical) across. We'll be doing just that in this Friday's episode: stories based in war, natural disasters, national tragedies and personal conflict. We'll take a hundred year tour of storytelling from Bessie Smith to the Drive-by Truckers, from Memphis Minnie and The Tex-I-An Boys to Calexico, The Staple Singers and Marty Robbins. There are floods, murders, environmental catastrophes, bombings, and some wartime solemnity to be shared today. Tune into KOWS Community Radio every Friday morning for some fresh musical linens, curated by the outdoors and streaming to all of planet Earth on KOWSFM.COM/listen

In this episode, kengon continues his discussion with Stu McDonald of Sunburst Simulations on how simulations are built and what we can/should expect from leveraging them

Well, when it rains, it pours. Our remote computer cooked off its video card and won’t boot up, so this week we get a best of. This is episode #7 of Tell Me A Story with Jason Williams. Jason and Jeff talk a lot about politics in this episode and it’s more fun than it […]

How to find pleasure in being in a body, creating a dialogue between your emotional and physical body. These two human systems are critical to our well-being and experiences in life, yet we tend to evaluate and feel them separately, which can create dis-ease. Finding pleasure in the body can be key to fully embracing your incarnation in this lifetime.   Debra is joined by Liz Letchford who, by way of the evolution of her work, has embodied a mission to bridge these two worlds. As Liz says, “We came from the stars,” and she has actually learned components of Astrology by relating the signs to the systems of the body.    Liz speaks to marrying the two oppositional worlds of science, through her sports medicine and PhD in biomechanics, and the mystical world within her somatic and intuitive work, which she shares about within this episode. Sitting in the middle between opposing energies and showing how one can support the other is one of Liz's great abilities, as evidenced by her Mercury in Pisces.   You'll get to experience Liz's Aries energy, her fun-loving Sagittarius vibe, and the intuitive, sensual nature of her Cancer Moon and Venus in Taurus. Tune in and refresh your perspective on the pleasure of being in a body, whether you have left that behind or have yet to feel it. It's time to reconnect our physical and emotional planes.     Connect with Liz Letchford here: https://bit.ly/lizletchford  Key Highlights From The Episode How to find pleasure in being in a body by creating a dialogue between the emotional and physical  How an event in infancy charted the course for Liz's focus in this life An exploration of how unprocessed emotions create physical symptoms  The interpretation of similar Astrological components Liz and Albert Einstein share  The need for creating bridges between seemingly opposite worlds, like the physical and emotional and the logical and mystical Timestamps [01:04] Introducing the I Don't Believe In Astrology Podcast and an introduction of our guest, Liz Letchford, who shares about her relationship with Astrology [02:34] Liz introduces herself   [03:55] Where we need to give Pisces credit as Debra interprets Liz's Mercury in Pisces [05:57] The connection between Liz and Albert Einstein's Astrological charts [06:32] Liz shares about her shift into embodying her science and work [07:18] “Unprocessed emotions create physical symptoms.” [08:20] Sharing Liz's Astrological chart and breaking down some key components [09:36] The last time Liz cried and why it's part of her embodiment practice [10:49] Debra shares her gratitude for people like Liz [11:42] How Liz's lifestyle had to change to match her intuitive and emotional needs [13:32] Why people come to see Liz in her professional work [14:21] What Liz wishes people would do [14:54] Liz shares something shocking she did as a child, the moment she got disconnected from her body, and how it lead her to where she is now [17:23] Bringing the unconscious imprint up, as Debra works through in Tell Me A Story [18:03] Debra shares about what it means to have your Moon placement in a Water sign and a Water House [19:34] Appreciating your incarnation no matter where you are at in your soul's evolution [20:28] Liz shares about a recurring dream about a spiral and Debra connects that symbol to the soul's evolution [21:17] What Liz couldn't live without [22:17] Liz shares something somewhat “hidden” about her work and a story of it coming into play during a session [26:14] The slogan Debra had on the back of her business card [26:43] Debra shares a key takeaway for the audience  [27:17] Someone alive or passed on that Liz wishes she could have a conversation with [28:46] If Liz wasn't talking about the body, she would be interested in… [30:27] Debra's feeling about Liz's gift in this life [30:55] Where Debra and Liz met [31:34] Closing out the podcast  

How to feel more and dream bigger in a world full of chaos and comparisonitis. We have all felt the need to numb ourselves out and avoid feelings of heartbreak or even grief; we've also all been victim to the sense of being not good enough or experiencing alienation.    This is a recipe to squash our life-force and suffocate our dreams. Our guest Ayesha Ophelia has her own Astrological recipe for transmuting our pain body into power and dreaming as big as possible.    Ayesha has also unlocked more facets to her abilities from her studies in Level 1 of Debra's Applied Astrology school. Debra shares her hopes to have Ayesha join her therapeutic writing course, Tell Me A Story, which is a powerful avenue for personal transformation and creativity.   Ayesha Ophelia is a rising voice in spirituality and wellness. Her work meets at the intersection of creativity and the seen and unseen realms. She walks the path of the muses which are; art, creativity, and the spark of inspiration living in us all.    Ayesha and Debra dive into the dominant Scorpio energy of Ayesha's chart, in the Astrological House of networking and communication, allowing her to feel with the depths and operate with the heights of this human experience.  Debra also speaks to the Astrological component in Ayesha's chart that powers her dream world and manifestation prowess, as well as the Astrological component that has given her quite the streak of luck. Maybe you have these Astrological flavors, too- tune in to find out!    Connect with Ayesha Ophelia here: https://www.instagram.com/ayeshaophelia/ Join our next Tell Me A Story writing course here: https://bit.ly/4afAm1B   Key Highlights From The Episode How to feel more and dream bigger and how that can impact your experience in this lifetime Collective and cultural experiences of feeling alienated and how Astrology can help soothe those feelings The high road and low road of Scorpio  Ayesha's experience in Level 1 of Applied Astrology and Debra's hopes of her joining a cohort of Tell Me A Story Debra's permission slips around authenticity and embracing our creativity Timestamps [00:54] Introducing the I Don't Believe In Astrology Podcast and an introduction of our guest, Ayesha Ophelia and her entrance into Level 1 of Applied Astrology [01:37] Ayesha introducing herself in her own words [03:12] Bringing up Ayesha's natal chart with a quick review of her chart [04:27] Speaking to the component in Ayesha's chart that shows the futuristic and revolutionary part of her character [05:30] Debra speaks to feeling resistance to her revolutionary way of approaching therapy with Astrology [05:54] Ayesha speaks to the connection between a childhood memory of watching E.T. and the current collective vibe [08:13] Everyone has an alienated part of them; that's where Astrology can help [09:39] Debra shares an inspiring permission slip around authenticity and finding your voice [09:58] The transition of Ayesha being a support to others and then “leaving the nest” and speaking her own message [10:56] Ayesha speaks to what happened during her Saturn return [12:18] Debra connects pieces of Ayesha's chart to a past company she ran [12:45] Ayesha shares about moving through grief as her mother left this realm and her connection to her mother then and now [13:57] What Ayesha couldn't live without in this lifetime [15:22] Ayesha's strong 12th House in her Astrological chart and a concrete story about her big dreams and using her voice [17:13] What Ayesha would do if she wasn't a voice on social media [17:50] Debra's reminder to carry your creativity and child-like spirit into adulthood [18:24] Who Ayesha would love to have a conversation with throughout time and Debra sharing a similar reflection from a past podcast guest [21:09] The last time Ayesha cried and her wisdom around welcoming heartbreak [22:41] Debra shares an encounter with Spirit she had decades ago [23:58] Reflections on grief [25:06] The two things we all long for [26:20] The underutilization of dreaming [26:52] The revolution happening in the human condition [27:56] Ayesha shares about an influential dream for her [31:10] The high road of Scorpio as evidenced by Ayesha [31:57] Debra tells Ayesha about her writing course, Tell Me A Story [32:50] Are your words impactful? Or are they just theory? [33:18] Ayesha reflects on what she learned about missing Elements through Debra [34:22] How Ayesha feels about where we are headed as a society [36:16] Ayesha shares about her luck, evidenced by an impactful Jupiter placement next to her Ascendant/Rising sign [38:27] What happens when live under correct knowledge (LUCK)  

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If not for you I'm not sure where this thing would have gone. I had never heard of TJ Rives until he appeared on my cell phone offering his help in guiding 143 podcasts over three years. Well done younger man.There's no sense of melancholy here though I wish I had more guests to interview. Some declined, others never bothered to respond but the nearly 100 I corralled managed to turn this project into a rousing success. And they weren't just from the broadcast industry. There was an umpire, hockey franchise owner, PA announcer, national anthem singer and baseball executive, among others. There were absolute legends such as Brent Musburger and Bob Costas and women who have had a dramatic impact on our industry.Through it all I had a blast. Each podcast involved around 8 hours of work, more than half of it editing while scouring for sound bites that fit the conversation. And there three others who were very involved in this podcast. Thank you Will Hatczel, Tatiana Shinkan and Nick Tocci.But most importantly you, the listener, some of you who took the time to comment on social media. I really appreciated that.And I wrote a book on the podcast, “Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends” which is available on Amazon Books. Thank you Triumph Books for taking a chance on a very unique project.Who knows what's next but I can tell you this for certain: I'm not done yet!"Tell me a story I don't know" has been part of the "Last Word on Sports Media Podcast" which can be followed/subscribed on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.

If not for you I'm not sure where this thing would have gone. I had never heard of TJ Rives until he appeared on my cell phone offering his help in guiding 143 podcasts over three years.Well done younger man.There's no sense of melancholy here though I wish I had more guests to interview. Some declined, others never bothered to respond but the nearly 100 I corralled managed to turn this project into a rousing success. And they weren't just from the broadcast industry. There was an umpire, hockey franchise owner, PA announcer, national anthem singer and baseball executive, among others. There were absolute legends such as Brent Musburger and Bob Costas and women who have had a dramatic impact on our industry.The final episode is out Tuesday.Through it all I had a blast. Each podcast involved around 8 hours of work, more than half of it editing while scouring for sound bites that fit the conversation. And there three others who were very involved in this podcast. Thank you Will Hatczel, Tatiana Shinkan and Nick Tocci.But most importantly you, the listener, some of you who took the time to comment on social media. I really appreciated that.And I wrote a book on the podcast, “Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends” which is available on Amazon Books. Thank you Triumph Books for taking a chance on a very unique project.Who knows what's next but I can tell you this for certain: I'm not done yet!"Tell me a story I don't know" has been part of the Last Word on Sports podcast feed, which continues on. Make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Google, Spotify, etc.!

I had to consider who would interview me for the final episodes of “Tell me a story I don't know.” I didn't consider it for long. TJ Rives (@bucsidelineguy on Twitter) was a no brainer.TJ has been a vital part of this podcast for over three years. He's heard every podcast so he knew the drill: get me to tell stories you've never heard before. I did from childhood to free-lancing to podcasting to writing a book!It's been quite a ride and chronicled perfectly by TJ. I fished out sound bites from decades ago and most notably, my call of Pete Rose tying Ty Cobb for the all time hit record in 1985. What's fascinating about all this is being on the other end of the podcast in which I've interviewed nearly 100 personalities. There are many more events and sound bites in part one so I hope you listen.“Tell me a story I don't know” is sponsored by Mr.Duct (mrductcleaning.com) and my new book, Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends is available on Amazon books and Chicago area book stores."Tell me a story I don't know" is part of the "Last Word on Sports Media" podcat feed and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!!

I had to consider who would interview me for the final episodes of “Tell me a story I don't know.” I didn't consider it for long. TJ Rives (@bucsidelineguy on Twitter) was a no brainer. TJ has been a vital part of this podcast for over three years. He's heard every podcast so he knew the drill: get me to tell stories you've never heard before.I did from childhood to free-lancing to podcasting to writing a book! It's been quite a ride and chronicled perfectly by TJ. I fished out sound bites from decades ago and most notably, my call of Pete Rose tying Ty Cobb for the all time hit record in 1985. What's fascinating about all this is being on the other end of the podcast in which I've interviewed nearly 100 personalities. There are many more events and sound bites in part one so I hope you listen coming up Tuesday!“Tell me a story I don't know” is sponsored by Mr.Duct (mrductcleaning.com) and my new book, Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends is available on Amazon books and Chicago area book stores."Tell me a story I don't know" is part of the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.

The best of nearly 100 interviews in “Tell me a story I don't know” is really a personal choice. I've featured so many guests in best of 9 seasons but in this finale I thought it might be worthy to have you listen to some thought provoking, funny and poignant moments. And not the least of them came from two people who left us. Dave Wills, the ever popular voice of the Tampa Rays and a Chicago native died last March of a heart ailment. He was only 58.Alan Schwartz was 91 but full of vim and vigor. He was once president of the United States Tennis Association and builder of Mid Town tennis in 1970 and for nearly 50 years, the largest indoor facility in the U.S. Schwartz died in December of 2022, just three days after we had our semi annual lunch. I was crushed when I learned of both of their passings.The best of also includes an almost hard to believe story from Los Angeles Dodgers play by play voice Charlie Steiner how history repeated itself. Cheryl Ray Stout, long time reporter and trailblazer here in Chicago recounted how she broke the story of Michael Jordan leaving basketball for baseball and then, returning to the Bulls!Cubs radio voice Ron Coomer remembered as a child how he refused to trade baseball gloves with a future hall of famer and how could I not include Brent Musburger, my inspiration back when I was a 14 year old entertaining thoughts of getting into the business. After spending a half century plying my trade, I thanked him publicly. It was all worth it.“Tell me a story I don't know" is sponsored by Mr. Duct and “Tell me a story I don't know: conversations with Chicago sports legends” is now available on Amazon Books and at chicago area book stores.It's been a great run of "Tell me story I don't know" with a special two part podcast coming up! Make sure not to miss any of the content on the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!

The best of “Tell me a story I don't know” is a conglomeration of ten stories the author of this podcast enjoyed for various reasons. It includes a clip with his inspiration, one with a local reporter, who broke TWO Michael Jordan stories, along with a writer who conveyed a humorous one about the GOAT and a golf game.There are also parts of conversations with two wonderful people, who left us earlier. While there were nearly 100 guests during the last 3 years of "Tell me a story I don't know," this "best of" manages to encapsulate a wide range of people and stories. We hope you enjoy it.The episode is out Tuesday!"Tell me a story I don't know" is part of the Lat Word on Sports podcast feed and make sure to follow/subscribe of more great content on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!

We all have inspirations. Mine is Brent Musburger, one of this country's most celebrated and successful sportscasters. As a 14 year old growing up in Chicago I was mesmerized watching him on local TV. I wanted to be him. Turns out I have fashioned a career spanning a half century. Musburger loves the fact that young people he's come across feel the same about him as I do. Now 84 and host of “Countdown to Kickoff” on VSiN, Musburger shares more memorable stories in part two of this terrific podcast. For example, Musburger admits he only wanted to be a sports writer, which he was for the Chicago American. But he wound up being part of WBBM Newsradio's inaugural year of 1968 He also joined the CBS TV affiliate here and the rest is history.Musburger also discusses the tremendous success of the NFL Today, his stunning departure from CBS and subsequent hiring by ABC and ESPN. And then there's just how “You are looking live” began.Of all the interviews I've done, this is the most cherished of them all.“Tell me a story I don't know” is sponsored by Mr. Duct. (mrductcleanjng.com).And my new book, “Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends” is available on Amazon books.Find "Tell Me A Story I Don't Know" as part of the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!!

We all have inspirations. Mine is Brent Musburger, one of this country's most celebrated and successful sportscasters. As a 14 year old growing up in Chicago I was mesmerized watching him on local TV. I wanted to be him. Turns out I have fashioned a career spanning a half century. Musburger loves the fact that young people he's come across feel the same about him as I do. Now 84 and host of “Countdown to Kickoff” on VSiN, Musburger shares more memorable stories in part two of this terrific podcast. For example, Musburger admits he only wanted to be a sports writer, which he was for the Chicago American. But he wound up being part of WBBM Newsradio's inaugural year of 1968 He also joined the CBS TV affiliate here and the rest is history.Musburger also discusses the tremendous success of the NFL Today, his stunning departure from CBS and subsequent hiring by ABC and ESPN. And then there's just how “You are looking live” began.Of all the interviews I've done, this is the most cherished of them all. It is out on Tuesday!“Tell me a story I don't know” is sponsored by Mr. Duct. (mrductcleanjng.com).And my new book, “Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends” is available on Amazon books.And, make sure to find us through the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google,etc.

Imagine the countless stories Brent Musburger can tell. In an absolutely enthralling two part episode this iconic sportscaster recall several and in part one, the back stories behind the famous Doug Flutie “Hail Mary pass, the historic game six of the 1976 NBA finals and the marathon MLB playoff game between the Mets and Astros.But Musburger also delves into his relationship with the late Bob Knight. The relationship started out on the wrong foot when Musburger broke the story Isiah Thomas would leave Indiana for the NBA. It induced the volatile coach to an expletive laced tirade against Musburger. The story of course, was true and later the two would work together in ESPN.There's more. How about the famous “Hail Mary” game when Doug Flutie heaved a final second touchdown pass that allowed Boston College to beat Miami in 1985. “All I could see is someone from Boston College caught the ball, secured it and it was a touchdown," Musburger says. The play and his call is one of the most iconic in college football history, even nearly 40 years later.Now 84 and host of a Sunday show on VSiN called “Countdown to Kickoff,” Musburger remains a prominent presence in the media industry. And this is just part one!“Tell me a story I don't know is sponsored by Mr.Duct (mrductcleaningcom). And “Tell me a story I don't know :Conversations with Chicago sports legends” is now available on Amazon books and local bookstores in and around the Chicago area."Tell me a story I don't know" is part of the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.

Imagine the countless stories Brent Musburger can tell. In an absolutely enthralling two part episode this iconic sportscaster recall several and in part one, the back stories behind the famous Doug Flutie “Hail Mary pass, the historic game six of the 1976 NBA finals and the marathon MLB playoff game between the Mets and Astros.But Musburger also delves into his relationship with the late Bob Knight. The relationship started out on the wrong foot when Musburger broke the story Isiah Thomas would leave Indiana for the NBA. It induced the volatile coach to an expletive laced tirade against Musburger. The story of course, was true and later the two would work together in ESPN.Now 84 and host of a Sunday show on VSiN called “Countdown to Kickoff,” Musburger remains a prominent presence in the media industry. And this is just part one!“Tell me a story I don't know is sponsored by Mr.Duct (mrductcleaningcom). And “Tell me a story I don't know :Conversations with Chicago sports legends” is now available on Amazon books and local bookstores in and around the Chicago area."Tell me a story I don't know' is on the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!

On today's show, host Jon Zaghloul talks with George Ofman, 50-plus-year sports media veteran, about his new book, Tell Me A Story I Don't Know! Find a list of our syndication partners here, and listen/watch on a station near you!

Mary Wise is in the midst of her 33 year as head volleyball coach at Florida where she's established numerous records not the least of which is winning 25 SEC titles and appearing in 8 final fours. She credits the university for giving her the resources to help recruit the best athletes in the country while also crediting her staff. And to think back in 1981 Wise became the youngest ever coach in NCAA history when she was hired to run Iowa State's program. She was 21. “How in over my head was I? The seniors were just a year younger than me! When I started there was no NCAA championships for women.”From there, the native of Evanston, Illinois moved on to Kentucky where for one season she was the head coach and where she married her husband Mark Wise. Name sound familiar? Mark is a basketball analyst for the SEC on ESPN.Mary was recently inducted into the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame, where I had the pleasure of meeting this highly successful woman.Mary has had a remarkable run in Gainesville but the one achievement she's not reached is winning an NCAA a title. Perhaps, this season?"Tell me a story I don't know" is part of the "Last Word on Sports Media" podcast feed and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.And now, it's a book available from Triumph Books just in time for the holidays!

Mary Wise is in the midst of her 33 year as head volleyball coach at Florida where she's established numerous records not the least of which is winning 25 SEC titles and appearing in 8 final fours. She credits the university for giving her the resources to help recruit the best athletes in the country while also crediting her staff. But Wise began making a name for herself in 1981 when, at the age of 21, became the youngest ever coach in NCAA history when she was hired to run the Iowa State volleyball program. From there, the native of Evanston, Illinois moved on to Kentucky where for one season she was the head coach and where she married her husband Mark Wise. Name sound familiar? Mark is a basketball analyst for the SEC on ESPN.Mary was recently inducted into the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame where I had the pleasure of meeting this highly successful woman.Mary has had a remarkable run in Gainesville but the one achievement she's not reached is winning an NCAA a title. Perhaps, this season?Mary's tremendous success story with Chicagoland tites airs Tuesday.It's all on "Tell me a story I don't now" on the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Google, Spreaker, Spotify, etc.

Welcome to Episode 154 Of Stacey Kings Gimme The Hot Sauce. Today We Bring You The Latest Recap Of The Chicago Bulls Season So Far. Moving On With Our Special Guest George Ofman. An award-winning sports reporter, anchor, and show host whose career spans five decades. He has covered Chicago sports for outlets including WSCR The Score, WBBM NewsRadio, WGN, and NPR. He is the host of the podcast Tell Me a Story I Don't Know. Finishing The Show With An NFL and Bears Recap, College Football and Everyones Favorite Segment What Are We Watching!! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Collins was on the hot seat. If his team didn't vastly improve from the year before, he could be out as head basketball coach at Northwestern. Instead, he guided them to their second trip to the NCAA Tournament and was named coach of the year! But Northwestern isn't Duke where Jon Scheyer is the head coach. Scheyer broke Collins' scoring record at Glenbrook North High School in suburban Chicago. Then Collins helped coach him at Duke where he was Mike Krzyzewski's associate. They would win a national title in 2010.Collins has a challenge this season with six new players but he has four returning from the squad that made the Big Dance last March. One is Boo Buie who averaged 17 points a game. Collins says this team has to be hungry to pursue accomplishments with this team.In part two of this podcast, Collins also remembers how he was a ball boy for the Chicago Bulls when his father, Doug was coaching them. Collins also enjoys the fact he is the 8th person who attended Northwestern to appear on this podcast.Tell me a story I don't know is sponsored by Mr.Duct. ( mrductcleaning.com). And Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends is now available for pre order on Amazon books.Make sure to hear more of "Tell me a story I don't know" as part of the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed and follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!

Chris Collins was on the hot seat. If his team didn't vastly improve from the year before, he could be out as head basketball coach at Northwestern. Instead, he guided them to their second trip to the NCAA Tournament and was named coach of the year! But Northwestern isn't Duke where Jon Scheyer is the head coach. Scheyer broke Collins' scoring record at Glenbrook North High School in suburban Chicago. Then Collins helped coach him at Duke where he was Mike Krzyzewski's associate. They would win a national title in 2010.Collins has a challenge this season with six new players but he has four returning from the squad that made the Big Dance last March. One is Boo Buie who averaged 17 points a game. Collins says this team has to be hungry to pursue accomplishments with this team.In part two of this podcast, Collins also remembers how he was a ball boy for the Chicago Bulls when his father, Doug was coaching them. Collins also enjoys the fact he is the 8th person who attended Northwestern to appear on this podcast."Tell me a story I don't know" is sponsored by Mr.Duct. ( mrductcleaning.com). And Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends is now available for pre order on Amazon books.Make sure to find "Tell me a story I don't know' on the Last Word on Sports Media Podcast Feed and follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!

After finally getting Northwestern into its first NCAA Basketball Tournament, Chris Collins ran into problems. The Wildcats couldn't produce winning seasons. His job security was tenuous, at best. But last March, Collins' team not only made the big dance, he was named coach of the year! Collins admits the pressure has been on him since childhood. Remember, his father is Doug Collins, renowned NBA player, coach and broadcaster. But Chris was up to the task.He was an outstanding high school player, a pivotal piece during his four years at Duke where he also became associate head coach under the legendary Mike Krzyzewski.Now in his 12th season at the Evanston, Illinois campus, Collins is hoping to lead a veteran squad to back to back trips to the big dance.In part one of this compelling podcast, Collins also delves into life as an intensely scrutinized basketball person and his opinions on the player portal and the NIL.“Tell me a story I don't know” is presented by Mr.Duct (mrductcleaning.com) and through Triumph Books, “Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends” is available for pre order on Amazon books.Hear "Tell me a story I don't know" as part of the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!

After finally getting Northwestern into its first NCAA Basketball Tournament, Chris Collins ran into problems. The Wildcats couldn't produce winning seasons. His job security was tenuous, at best. But last March, Collins' team not only made the big dance, he was named coach of the year! Collins admits the pressure has been on him since childhood. Remember, his father is Doug Collins, renowned NBA player, coach and broadcaster. But Chris was up to the task.He was an outstanding high school player, a pivotal piece during his four years at Duke where he also became associate head coach under the legendary Mike Krzyzewski.Now in his 12th season at the Evanston, Illinois campus, Collins is hoping to lead a veteran squad to back to back trips to the big dance.In part one of this compelling podcast, Collins also delves into life as an intensely scrutinized basketball person and his opinions on the player portal and the NIL.“Tell me a story I don't know” is partt of the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed presented by Mr.Duct (mrductcleaning.com) and through Triumph Books, “Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends” is available for pre order on Amazon books.

Sam Smith was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2012 yet he's still writing about the Chicago Bulls and the NBA. He's 75 and recoils when you mention the word retirement. But Smith's career hasn't all been about basketball. He was a news reporter in his earlier days regaling about his very first day with a wire service in Washington, D.C.. he was assigned to interview Henry Kissinger! He also covered Watergate and the then momentous Camp David Accords, the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt!Smith eventually wound up at the Chicago Tribune and after 8 years of being a news reporter and business columnist, he turned to sports and eventually began covering the Chicago Bulls, something he's done for the last 35 years with both the Tribune and the team's website . In part two of this podcast Smith also discusses his upbringing in New York City, his passion with the Knicks, a directionally challenged encounter with Larry Bird and his rather biting sense of humor.“Tell me a story I don't know”is presented by Mr. Duct (mrductcleaning.com) and the book, “Tell me a story I don't know: Conversations with Chicago sports legends is now available for pre order on Amazon books.Make sure to follow/subscribe to the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Spreaker, Google, etc.And stay engaged with the conten at www.lastwordonsports.com/podcasts

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