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Doug and Dan recap the Pocono twin bill, analyzing both Kyle Busch's gutsy win and whether Hendrick has a chink in its sheet metal. Dan talks about the difficulty of driving a transmission in only fourth gear and a reason behind the 9 team's lug nut penalty. Then Doug interviews the legendary Mario Andretti about, among other things, his karting centers in Atlanta.

Host Doug Henwood covers the worlds of economics and politics and their complex interactions, from the local to the global. In this episode, Doug speaks with Matt Kierkegaard, coordinator of the Progressive International's delegation to observe the Peruvian election, on the apparent very narrow victory of the socialist, Pedro Castillo. Then Doug interviews Ross Barkan, author of The Prince, on the dark, evil Andrew Cuomo.

On this Friday Buckeye Talk from cleveland.com, Anthony Treash of PFF visits to go over his rankings of the top 10 players at every position in college football. Six Buckeyes made the top-10 at their position, which tied for the second-most for any team behind Alabama.Doug Lesmerises, Nathan Baird and Stephen Means start with Thayer Munford, ranked as the No. 1 offensive tackle in the nation by Treash, and then go through the other five Buckeyes who made the top 10, and a few other Buckeyes that didn’t. Then Doug, Nathan and Stephen wrap up with a discussion of what surprised them the most from Treash’s rankings.It’s a great guest and a great pod for the weekend. Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Doug Norrie and Adam Armbrecht take to the podcast on Locker Room to recap the NBA trade deadline and how the Brooklyn Nets fared even without making any moves. They talk about the team having done a lot of their wheeling and dealing already to set up the championship run. They also talk about the Lakers and Sixers specifically failing to land Kyle Lowry. Then Doug breaks down some of the rest of the moves around the league and what it does to the landscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode we discuss the epic 2014 Championship Playoff Final between my beloved Queens Park Rangers and Derby Country with promotion to the Premier League on the line. We are also joined by QPR NYC's Dunstan Bentley who was at the game and shares his impressions of the great day. Then Doug introduces us to The Americanization of Emily from 1964 starring James Garner and Julie Andrews, a film that was ahead of its time in its questioning of the morality of any war with a screenplay by the brilliant Paddy Chayefsky. Credits: Just Dropped In - The First Edition - 1967 - Reprise Records QPR vs Derby County - 2014 - Sky Sports The Rockford Files Thee - 1975 - Mike Post and Pete Carpenter - MGM Records Give 'em the Old One Two - 1974 - 13th Moon Recordings

Welcome to Episode 9 (“Disaster Averted” of the Podcast Series “What Really Helps: Bike+RV+Dog=50 States. For this podcast, it was Day 53 through Day 59 of the Duty, Honor, America Tour (Nov 28 to Dec 4, 2010). This week we leave the Atlantic Ocean on our left hand side and our route makes the turn at Orlando, heading back north for the first time during the tour. It took us from the East to the West of Florida part of the tour. Doug cycled from Georgia through Eastern Florida where we caught up with Debra’s senior civilian leader during command in Iraq. Then Doug traveled to Orlando, where we met up with several classmates and instructors when Deb was at West Point who were attending an Orange County Convention Center event. Perhaps the most important stop of our entire Tour, was the Lazy Days RV shops, where Simba received essential RV repairs. This week was also special because Debra and Doug spent time with Deb’s parents at IRCC, a military retirement community, where we celebrated her Mom’s birthday. We also visited a Coast Guard base this week. On Day 58 when Debra traveled to pick Doug up, he had a big surprise for her. But we’ll get to that in the podcast.Cycling stats for the week are: 331.9 miles cycled and 4,341 feet climbed.Be sure to visit www.dutyhonoramerica.com to watch the photo highlights video for this week.

On this Wednesday Buckeye Talk episode, the focus is the Big Ten Championship game between No. 4 Ohio State and No. 14 Northwestern on Saturday. To break down that game, Doug Lesmerises welcomes two guests. The first is Dan Olinger, a Northwestern football reporter for InsideNU.com who also happens to be a Northwestern student, an Ohio State fan and a listener of Buckeye Talk. Dan and Doug go over all the matchups on both sides of the ball, from Northwestern quarterback Peyton Ramsey to the Wildcats' back seven on defense that should be the best the Buckeyes have faced this season.Then Doug is joined by longtime Big Ten football writer Teddy Greenstein, who recently took a job with PointsBet.com after covering Big Ten football for well over two decades. Teddy talks about his career change, the challenges and successes of betting Big Ten football this season, how he thinks Saturday's game will go and the long-term future for Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald. Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk from cleveland.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Preserving Freedom Among The Cliff-bound Lemmings with Doug Casey How can an individual preserve their liberty and sanity among the sea of millions who are suffering from ignorance, cowardice, cognitive dissonance, and Stockholm Syndrome? Best-selling author, world-renowned speculator, and libertarian philosopher Doug Casey returns to the Outer Limits of Inner Truth to answer this question. Doug also reveals his predictions for the coming years ahead. Doug Casey has garnered a well-earned reputation for his erudite (and often controversial) insights into politics, economics, and investment markets. Doug is widely respected as one of the preeminent authorities on “rational speculation,” especially in the high-potential natural resource sector. Doug wrote the book on profiting from periods of economic turmoil: his book Crisis Investing spent weeks as #1 on the New York Times bestseller list and became the best-selling financial book of 1980 with 438,640 copies sold; surpassing big-caliber names, like Free to Choose by Milton Friedman, The Real War by Richard Nixon, and Cosmos by Carl Sagan. Then Doug broke the record with his next book, Strategic Investing, by receiving the largest advance ever paid for a financial book at the time. Interestingly enough, Doug’s book The International Man was the most sold book in the history of Rhodesia. And his most recent releases Totally Incorrect and Right on the Money continue the tradition of challenging statism and advocating liberty and free markets. He has been a featured guest on hundreds of radio and TV shows, including David Letterman, Merv Griffin, Charlie Rose, Phil Donahue, Regis Philbin, Maury Povich, NBC News, and CNN; has been the topic of numerous features in periodicals such as Time, Forbes, People, and the Washington Post; and is a regular keynote speaker at FreedomFest, the world’s largest gathering of free minds. Doug has lived in 10 countries and visited over 175. He currently spends most of his time in Argentina and Uruguay, and traveling to various dysfunctional hellholes. Today you’re most likely to find him at La Estancia de Cafayate, an oasis tucked away in the high red mountains outside Salta, Argentina. Cafayate most resembles the isolating beauty of Bryce Canyon, Utah combined with the lush vineyards of Napa Valley. Residents enjoy economic and social freedoms not found in the US and some of the best wine and golf on the planet. Website Link:  Check out Doug’s new book! Assassin: Book 3 of the High Ground Novels Charles Knight is released from an especially unpleasant stay in prison, only to rejoin a society overwhelmed by looting, riots, arson, viral panic, mob-think and economic decay . . . with a presidential election in the balance. The cronies are in charge, abetted by their media lackeys and political puppets. They’ll do anything to get what they want. How can Charles stop the deadly crimes committed by those who control the law, print the money, and confuse the minds of the people? Crimes that push millions into poverty, servitude and ignorance. Will a highly unorthodox presidential candidate and a cryptocurrency network that turns the surveillance state on its head be enough to expose and defeat them? Or do some people just need to be killed? The cronies are moving fast. Charles Knight needs to move faster. BOOK LINK: 

The season schedule preview has reached maybe the toughest test of 2020 for the Ohio State Buckeyes and their national title hopes -- Oct. 24 at Penn State.On this big Wednesday podcast, Doug Lesmerises is joined by Penn State writer Bob Flounders of PennLive.com for an in-depth look at the Nittany Lions. There's All-American linebacker Micah Parsons on defense, quarterback Sean Clifford on offense and what the future holds for coach James Franklin. Also, what will it mean for this OSU road trip if there aren't fans in the stands at Beaver Stadium, or if the crowd is limited?Then Doug, Nathan Baird and Stephen Means look at the Nittany Lions from the Buckeyes' perspective:-- Could Ohio State lose at Penn State this season and still win the national title?-- Where does Penn State rank among the best programs in the country? The guys debate them in the top seven.-- Is Penn State recruiting at a level that can keep the Nittany Lions competitive with Ohio State?-- And what if Justin Fields had maintained his original recruiting commitment to Penn State?There's a lot here, and you should enjoy all of it. If you care about Ohio State, this is the Big Ten opponent you should know the most about, and you'll be more informed about the Nittany Lions after this. Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk from cleveland.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Buckeye Talk is starting to preview Ohio State's 2020 football season. For the next 12 weeks, Doug Lesmerises, Nathan Baird and Stephen Means will talk to writers from all 12 of the Buckeyes' scheduled opponents for this season, running through the regular season in order.First up is Bowling Green, which means a visit from Bowling Green beat writer Nick Piotrowicz of the Toledo Blade. But that's just 30 minutes to kick off this big Wednesday pod. Then Doug, Nathan and Stephen delve into the history of Ohio State against the MAC, look back at close calls, and take input from text subscribers on whether the Buckeyes will ever lose to a MAC team.Finally, with the NFL Draft in the books, the guys look at Ohio State's defense from 2018, which has now had eight starters drafted. They rewatched the Purdue and Maryland games from that season of OSU defensive struggles and, knowing the NFL talent on that defense, took a last look at what went wrong and what could be learned for Ohio State's 2020 defense.There's a lot in this one. Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk from cleveland.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nathan Baird and Doug Lesmerises are at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, where 11 Ohio State football players are either working out for talent evaluators or taking meetings or both. Before getting into that, they discuss Ryan Day's three-year contract extension and what that says about his long-term future in Columbus.They also delve into what they have seen so far at the combine, including J.K. Dobbins' lingering ankle injury. He may not participate in positional drills, and Chase Young definitely will not. But some other Buckeyes can help themselves by testing well this week.Then Doug and Nathan turn to the Friends of the Pod for OSU football questions and, prompted by Doug's traumatic experience at the Circle Center Mall, the go-to options at food courts. That conversation bounces from Taron Vincent to Chik-Fil-A to the freshman wide receivers to free samples from food court Chinese vendors and much, much more.You can also now subscribe to the Buckeye Talk text service directly by texting to 614-350-3315. Cost is only $3.99 a month after a 14-day free trial.As always, thanks for making Buckeye Talk part of your week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The fellas heap praise on Edward Norton and talk tough on China. Then Doug pushes Kevin down a very deep rabbit hole. Funny stuff.

In this episode Jas is joined by part-time NBA assistant coach Doug Eberhardt. To kick things off they breakdown the Lakers preseason opener against the Golden State Warriors. With Anthony Davis and LeBron James combining for 37 first half points, Doug goes into detail on the system Frank Vogel was running offensively. With Davis being used heavily in the pick and roll, Doug shares his thoughts on what the Lakers are trying to maximize with the superstar pairing of LeBron and AD and how vital it is that the Lakers have enough shooting around them. Following that, Doug and Jas get into how good Avery Bradley has looked on the defensive end and how important he is to the success of the team. Then Doug puts on his coaching cap and gets into how he would defend the Lakers and game plan against them from an opponents perspective. To wrap things up, Doug shares how he thinks the Lakers will stack up against the other teams in the loaded Western Conference.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Doug Lesmerises is on the record with his 9-3 pick for Ohio State this season. At least that's what he thinks so far. But forget that. What about a perfect regular season in Ryan Day's first season as head coach? On this Buckeye Talk, Doug is joined by two loyal OSU fans who make the case for 12-0. Then Doug goes through the optimistic scenarios presented by other listeners. Finally, old 9-3 Doug gives his 10 reasons why 12-0 could happen. This is the last episode before Ohio State starts preseason camp. So get ready for all the optimism you can handle. Find out more at https://buckeye-talk-ohio-state-podcast.pinecast.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Urban Meyer was 22-3 in games that were down to one score in the fourth quarter, a remarkable record of resilience at Ohio State. How did Meyer do that in seven years with the Buckeyes, and will they keep that up under Ryan Day? On the latest Buckeye Talk, Doug Lesmerises is joined by listener Mark Roberts, who did the research on Meyer's record, to discuss why the Buckeyes won so many tight ones. Mark also takes time to explain why he thinks Doug is wrong for even suggesting the Buckeyes could go 9-3 this season. Then Doug takes questions on everything from the new Big Ten commissioner to how much receiver recruit Julian Fleming should play as a freshman. All that on the new Buckeye Talk. Find out more at https://buckeye-talk-ohio-state-podcast.pinecast.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're celebrating Christmas in May here at The Good, The Bad, And The Sequel (We know it's not a real thing....play along) because we are discussing 1997's Home Alone 3. Of course you remember Kevin McAllister being left alone and the sticky/wet bandits try to get him, but you will soon find out Alex Pruitt is far superior home protector. Hosts Doug and Jamie will breakdown this John Hughes film that could also have been called "Rear Window: For Kids." This movie's got talking parrots, bad guys with guns, and some amazing traps. Follow us on twitter @sequelsonly so you can tell us your thoughts and follow Doug @dougdietzcomedy Next week Doug has not 1, but 2 interviews for you. Lenny von Dohlen who plays Burton Jernigen, one of the four crooks, has been acting for over 35 years and has been so much amazing stuff. Cult Classics like Electric Dreams and his role as Harold Smith on Twin Peaks. Lenny was so interesting and had some things in common with Doug which was a great connection early on in the conversation. Then Doug had the chance to interview Kevin Kilner who played Jack Pruitt, Alex's Dad. Kevin was D1 lacrosse national champion at John Hopkins and didn't realize he wanted to act until few years after college, but we are all lucky he decided to. He was on a great short lived CBS series opposite Nancy Travis called "Almost Perfect." He is most known for a short scene in "American Pie 2" where he was the dad with the walkie talkies and a Frasier episode called "Roz and the Schnozz." He has some eye opening stories about his career and really loves what he does. If you are a looking for a theme song like the one you heard, reach out to Nightlife Audio and ask for James at www.nightlifeaudio.com

Ohio State landed the No. 2 recruiting class in the nation in both 2017 and 2018. If the Buckeyes are going to make the College Football Playoff in 2019, it will be on the backs of those players. So how are they developing? In the latest episode of Buckeye Talk, Doug Lesmerises dove into the 24 players ranked among the top 100 recruits in the nation in those two years and figured out how many of them are on a strong development track. That was interesting. Then Doug took a lot of questions from the subscribers to the new text app, as well as questions from Twitter, as always. He talked Justin Fields and Damon Arnette, Ryan Day and Jeff Hafley, Jaelen Gill and Nicholas Petit-Frere and more. The spring game is on the horizon, and that will be previewed in next week’s episode. But a lot was covered in regards to OSU's spring progress in this episode. Find out more at https://buckeye-talk-ohio-state-podcast.pinecast.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick Bosa's college career ended this week, as Bosa's family told Urban Meyer that he's focusing on rehabbing his injury, and then preparing for the NFL Draft, rather than attempting to return to Ohio State late in the season, or maybe for bowl season. So what now? On the latest episode of Buckeye Talk from cleveland.com, Doug Lesmerises is joined by guest co-host Chad Peltier to answer that question. Peltier digs in on OSU numbers when he writes about the Buckeyes for Land-Grant Holy Land and Football Outsiders, and he brought that analytical perspective to a full discussion about the Buckeyes. The focus early was on the Ohio State defense creating, and giving up, explosive plays, and whether that can be a winning formula. Then Doug and Chad took your questions and got into red zone offense, reasonable expectations for the Buckeyes, cornerback play and what's up with the run game. It's the Buckeye Talk you know and love with a little twist. Thanks, as always, for listening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Sabbath Shalom with Brother Doug, Mark talks about the time he tried to infiltrate Scientology and the impacts--both negative and positive--it's made on his life. Then Doug puts it all into perspective.

Never before had Tyrod Taylor started an NFL game and completed fewer than half his passes. So that 15 for 40 performance in the rain against Pittsburgh on Sunday, that wasn't him. "I put that on the whole unit," offensive coordinator Todd Haley said Thursday. "That's kind of the point that I'm making that we need to speed this process of trust because to be a good or big-time passing offense, you better have trust in everyone." So look for trust in week two. And look for what happens when there's no rain. In a dome against New Orleans, the Browns should get a much better idea of their 29-year-old veteran quarterback. According to Pro Football Focus, there were 149 uncatchable passes thrown by all 32 NFL teams last week. That's an average of 4.6 per team. By the PFF numbers, Taylor threw a league-high 14 uncatchable passes. But Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger threw 10. So what was happening in FirstEnergy Stadium made life difficult on both quarterbacks. To break that down, Doug Lesmerises is joined by two guests on Takes By The Lake this week. First is John Kosko of Pro Football Focus, who took us inside the numbers on Taylor, Desmond Harrison, Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward and the rest of the key Browns. Then Doug was joined by previous TBTL guest Dan Whalen, the former All-American quarterback from Case Western Reserve who told us what he thought of Taylor's game, what it's like to throw in the rain and how he would balance Tayler and Baker Mayfield if he were in charge of the Browns. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Sam and Adam are joined by Doug Lewis the host of Her Royal Majesty's Hop Review Board of Canada podcast to review three Canadian beers. They talk about Dogfish Head's new cooler pack, changing laws in Canada, and Sam's trip to Trillium. Then Doug provides some history of brewing in Canada and they play a game of Spot the American.BeersFlying Monkeys Smashbomb Atomic IPAGlutenberg IPAUnibroue La Terrible Belgian Quad

The DFSR crew jumps on the Friday podcast to discuss a full slate of NBA action for FanDuel and DraftKings. They start with a recap of the trade deadline and some of the daily fantasy implications for all of the teams involved. The Cavaliers pulled off a major overhaul of their current team and are clearly the team most in flux. Then they break down every game on the slate and taking a look at the cash game and GPP options for a big Friday in the Association. Highlights include Blake Griffin facing off with the Clippers for the first time after the big trade last week. and what the Cavaliers will do tonight if none of the new trade pieces are ready to play. Then Doug jumps on with Chris Durell to talk this season of NASCAR events for DraftKings. They talk general strategy, scoring, predictions and his upcoming trip to the Daytona 500. It’s a jam-packed Friday pod. Show Notes: (0:01) Trade Deadline moves (10:40) New Orleans - Pacers cancellation on Wednesday (14:30) Blake Revenge Game (19:05) Pelicans - Sixers (26:00) What the Cavaliers do on Friday (30:15) Game by game Breakdowns (53:30) NASCAR strategy with Chris Durell       Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Doug and Justin are joined once again by stand-up comedian and teacher, Sydney Davis Jr. Jr. to chat about some great things. The dorks start by chatting about what it’s like to be a teacher at The Second City Training Center, how stand-up comedy is different from improv, and how Sydney developed her comedic voice and style. Then Doug leads Sydney into discussing her disdain for Iliza Shlesinger and her most recent controversial interview about female comics. The heroes then discuss what it’s like being a female comic nowadays. The focus then turns to Tomi Lahren and how Sydney has tried to get her to respond to her on Twitter. Things are wrapped up with a throw-down with Iliza Shlesinger vs. Tomi Lahren. Check out Sydney’s special at the Elbo Room on July 22 at 7:00pm.  Buy your tickets here! Doug has an improv show at The Playground Theater on Friday, July 22 at 9:00pm. Click here for more info! Follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook so you don't miss anything!

On this episode Kyle discuss’s his very brief play through of Pokemon Snap. Then Doug and Kyle dive into the history and the mythology of the Pokemon World. ​

Podcast worlds collide as Milos Stevanovic from The Best Bar Podcast Ever joins Justin and Doug to talk about how they would improve sports today. Join the three savants as they discuss the insane changes they’d make to baseball, football, golf, basketball, quidditch, and NASCAR. Then Doug switches gears and asks Milos about some fun bartending stories. Things are wrapped up with a three-way video game throw-down between Master Chief from Halo vs Samus Aran from Metroid vs Mega Man. Be sure to check out Justin and Milos on The Best Bar Podcast Ever which comes out every Monday! You can also find Milos tending bar at The Elephant and Castle on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. Doug’s improv group, Class Act (https://www.facebook.com/classactimprov/?fref=ts), is performing at the iO Cagematch at the Chris Farley Cabaret at iO on Wednesday, February 3 at 10:30pm. Two improv teams enter, only one leaves.  Come on by and support Class Act as they dominate some noobs!

This week Doug and Sean get a special treat of a new Pokemon Short before the movie! "Meloetta's Dazzling Recital" starts off the night with a lovely song. Then Doug and Sean travel to Roshan City to not Defend Ancients, but to fight Kyurem in "Kyurem vs. the Sword of Justice". Keldeo shows up to prove its worth against the mighty Kyurem. The rest of the Legendary Swords are along for the ride as well!

This week Doug takes the wheel and keeps everyone on target discussing what we did today. Then Doug explains why the bike he sold is back in the shop, and what he plans to do with it. Kat gets grilled by Liza for not riding her bike anymore, Josh finds an awesome porn pic, and Liza reads listener emails. Listen to find out which other podcast gets an "Ass Off" challenge from Doug. With Douglas, Liza, Megan, Kat, Josh, Zach, Bagel and Adrian. Call us at 831-359-1311 www.facebook.com/recyclesantacruz www.motorcyclesandmisfits.com Please rate us on itunes!

*Subscribe @ iTunes* This week The Season Pass Podcast digs deep into the refurbishment of Knott's Berry Farm's classic water-dark ride Timber Mountain Log Ride!  The team travels to Knott's at ground zero of Timber Mountain with Raffi Kaprelyan (GM of Knott's) and Jennifer Blazey (PR Specialist of Knott's) to learn why the park is refreshing the historical attraction and what to expect in the future.  Then Doug and Brent are back in the Season Pass Discussion room to discuss the new scenes and animatronics with the guys behind the creative redesign, Garner Holt (President of Garner Holt Productions) and Bill Butler (Director of Creative Design at Garner Holt Productions).  Think TSPP has covered the project enough...NO!  Of course not.  The team travels out to the home of the famous former Walt Disney Imagineer and consultant, Tony Baxter, to hear his thoughts on Timber Mountain, Calico Mine Ride, Knott's, and the importance of these industry-changing attractions.  Plus plenty of messing around with the whole TSPP team (Doug, Brent, Robert, Nick, and Shannon) at Knott's and an appearance by Rick and Johana from Theme Park Adventure!!  Tons of info, tons of fun...I just typed a small novel.  Enjoy! ;) Links: Knott's Berry Farm Theme Park Adventure Knott's Preserved by Chris Merrit & Eric Lynxwiler Thrillride.com Season Pass Closing Song - Wheels by Enuff Z'nuff on iTunes  Check Out The Season Pass Podcast Website at: www.seasonpasspodcast.com Follow Us On Twitter! - www.twitter.com/theseasonpass Like the TSPP Facebook page! - www.facebook.com/theseasonpass Contact us: doug@seasonpasspodcast.com   brent.young@seasonpasspodcast.com   Call the Hotline with Park Trip Reports, Podcast Comments, or Anything else you would like to announce. –1-916-248-5524   Thanks to each one of you for listening to the show.  Your support is extremely appreciated.   © 2013 Season Pass Podcast 

Today on the show we review the very clever slasher deconstruction flick, Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. Then Doug and I get in a MAJOR fight about Bridge to Terabithia...Seriously, it makes our Death Proof argument look like a love fest. Word of warning, if you don't like tension (and some cursing), you might want to skip this ridiculous 22-minute UFC style bout. What can I say...we're too lazy to edit. Finally though, Doug and I manage to make-up in time to give out our awards for the best and worst of 2007 so far.As always, please give us your feedback at thosemovieguys@gmail.com.