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Scott McIntyre guests this week for a look at the wretched situation at Gamba Osaka, who sacked manager Tsuneyasu Miyamoto late last week, and then slumped to a 3-0 home defeat at the hands of Urawa on Sunday (to 31:30). The rest of Part 1 covers weekend wins for the top two in J1 in Matchday 14, and Tosu's draw at Oita (to 54:34). Then Part 2 begins with Kashima's stunning home smashing of Yokohama F.Marinos, and also includes 1-0 away wins for the two promoted sides, before wrapping up with Yokohama FC's first win of the season and Scott's new boyfriend(s).

This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, broadcasting on WOOC-LP 105.3 FM Troy and WOOS-LP 98.9 FM Schenectady, from the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY with Elena McGrath and Jody Cowan. Tonight, Bobbi Wilding, the new Executive Director of Clean and Healthy NY talks to Mark Dunlea. Then Part 2 of Catherine Rafferty's conversation with John Garver, professor of geology at Union College and author of the newsletter Notes from a Watershed. And later on, Mark Toohey on the Ammunition Plant's history; its impact on him, his family, and his community. After that, Katherine Ambrosio's first novel "House on Sutherland Avenue" is set in the 1950's Saint Louis. She speaks with HMM's Andrea Cunliffe about how she's coping and creating during the Pandemic with writing Novels and making Films. Finally, Lastly, we have HMM Correspondent Erika D Diggs speaking with Nora Cripe, a trained singer, actress and model.

The Bears and Browns push for the postseason is the subject of the first segment of this episode. Then Part 3 of the annual Year in Review picks up with the Milkshake Swing in Columbus and the many amusements and dramatics around those back-to-back weeks at “Jack’s Place.” Then they bounce up to Minnesota and the course of 10,000 man-made lakes and some intrusive courier trucks. The WGC Swampass, or WGC Preferred Lies as it was known this year, is given the full treatment. We recall the double-wide cart paths having a major impact there before wrapping with some notes on the oppo field Barracuda, where a single held up play, bears roamed freely, and a certain player prepped to pull off a fantastic Jaco Van Zyl redux for the season’s first major.

An hour of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. First from December 23, 1956, The Missing Mouse Matter. A $50,000 singing mouse named Gulliver has been kidnapped. Keep your eye on the cat! Then Part 5 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Nick Shurn Matter, originally broadcast December 23, 1955. The showdown...victory and then disaster. A visitor turns out to be be death!

Thank you so much for tuning in this week and checking out then show. I great big show for you this week. 1st Manny & I open the show and chat up Seahawks, Pandemic, Defy Bros No Shave Brovember and more. Then Part 2 with Matt Farmer & I chatting up Defy Wrestling and talent, Shane Strickland Podcast, Melissa Santos, Defy Patreon, Annie & merch, & tons more content! All Bigfoot Pro Wrestling Podcasts are sponsored by Nacho Mamas Seattle. Be sure to check out their social media for all the latest treats and happenings! Website: http://Nachomamasseattle.com Twitter: @NachoMamasSea Facebook: @NachoMamasSeattle Instagram: @NachoMamasSeattle Listen to all Bigfoot Pro Wrestling Podcasts at http://bigfootprowrestling.com iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify. This podcast is also available via Soundcloud on The PWOM Podcast Network

Thank you so much for tuning in this week and checking out then show. I great big show for you this week. 1st Manny & I open the show and chat up Seahawks, pandemic, Defy Bros No Shave Brovember and more. Then Part 2 with Matt Farmer & I chatting up Defy Wrestling and talent, Shane Strickland Podcast, Melissa Santos, Defy Patreon, Annie & merch, & tons more content! All Bigfoot Pro Wrestling Podcasts are sponsored by Nacho Mamas Seattle. Be sure to check out their social media for all the latest treats and happenings! Website: http://Nachomamasseattle.com Twitter: @NachoMamasSea Facebook: @NachoMamasSeattle Instagram: @NachoMamasSeattle Listen to all Bigfoot Pro Wrestling Podcasts at http://bigfootprowrestling.com iTunes, Stitcher and Spotify. This podcast is also available via Soundcloud on The PWOM Podcast Network BigfootprowrestlingEp#177Download

In the latest episode of Hoops Adjacent, BIG Wos and David Aldridge talk about the Washington D.C.'s football team name change and Native American historical ignorance. Also the problems with testing in the Bubble. Then Part 2 of the fellas' interview with Steve Kerr. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Corey Saccone drops by again to talk baseball negotiations, as he tries to remain optimistic that there is a season. The New York Giants might be in the market for a new cornerback for reasons that are hard to fathom. Then Part 2 of Corey's interview from last week closes out the show. Enjoy, stay safe and Send Help. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

An hour of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. First from December 23, 1956, The Missing Mouse Matter. Then Part 5 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Nick Shurn Matter, originally broadcast December 23, 195

Alan and Al pontificate and ponder over the many rockin' radio hits (from 1968-1973) that a still-united Monkees coulda (and maybe shoulda) recorded! Imagine Micky singing "Mama Told Me Not to Come!" Davy performing "Alone Again, Naturally" Peter singing "Spirit in the Sky!" Mike belting out "Crystal Blue Persuasion?" We make influential arguments for each of our many choices! What are some of your picks? Do they match ours? What would you change? Which songs would you add? BONUS-We discuss the fabulous album, INSTANT REPLAY! It's 50 years old now, and Alan and Al discuss what the LP (and 8-track) meant to them, its highs and lows, and so much more! THEN-Part one of a very special interview with "the Monkees girl," Valerie Kairys Venet! You know her not only as "Toby," from the famed "Monkees à la Mode" episode but didja know she appeared in almost every other MONKEES show, too? She was a background dancer, partier, crowd observer, girlfriend, and so much more (including--Davy's stand-in?!) throughout the series! Hear her tell about how she came to the show, her memories and impressions (then and now) of the guys, the producers, and so much more! NEXT-We announce the winner of our latest colossal contest! Did you win the latest over-flowing treasure chest of Monkees merch and rarities? Listen to find out! AND-Hear not one, but two riotous re-mixes! Al unleashes his re-mix of the 1966 "TV version" of "Valleri" (of course), as well as a new terrific take of "Gonna Buy Me a Dog," like you ain't never heard before! PLUS-Laughter! Music! Memories! More! Much more here: https://tpchcmonkeescast.blogspot.com/2019/03/episode-23-valerie-kairys-venet.html

2015 12-01: David and James make their picks and brackets for Capcom Cup! Part 1 is allllll Capcom Cup, oooooo yeahhhhhhh. Then Part 2 discusses Elena in Ultra Street Fighter 4, Dreamhack Winter results, upcoming Mortal Kombat X and Killer Instinct info, Projust M news, and more. Please consider supporting UltraChenTV through Patreon! Patrons can get everything from cool feelings of satisfaction to personalized tips on how to improve their play. Check it out at http://patreon.com/ultrachentv.

In our final segment with Buddhist teacher and author Sharon Salzberg, she starts off by describing what it’s is like doing a retreat in the Insight Meditation tradition. She includes information about the daily structure of the retreat and also discusses what it is like to be in a silent retreat environment. Gwen and she also discuss the common experience of boredom in meditation practice, especially with regards to the conditioning that comes from living in a “culture of stimulation”. Sharon goes on to describe her experience of seeing the Bodhi Tree while in Bodh Gaya in the 70s, and about the importance of that place—what she calls “The City”. She also gives her telling of the Buddha’s experience of enlightenment under the tree. This conversation ends with Gwen asking Sharon what she sees her next steps are as a student of Buddhist practice. We hope you’ve enjoyed this wonderful series with one of America’s most well-respected Buddhist teachers. We also want to thank Gwen Bell for the interview, of which it will be her last here on Buddhist Geeks. You can find out more about Gwen and the other fantastic work she is doing at www.gwenbell.com. This is part 3 of a three-part series. Listen to Part 1: Sharon Salzberg on Now and Then & Part 2: From the Point of View of Insight Meditation. Episode Links: Insight Meditation Society ( http://dharma.org )

In the 2nd part of our conversation with Sharon Salzberg, Gwen Bell speaks to her about a number of fascinating subjects. They begin with Sharon’s experience writing for secular publications, such as Oprah’s O Magazine and her experience writing her most recent book, Faith: Trusting Your Own Deepest Experience. They also discuss some periods of Sharon’s practice where she was confronting the “banality of her own mind” and a large amount of suffering and despair. The conversation ends with Sharon’s account of the early days of the Insight Meditation Society. She also touches on how the organization has evolved over time, from it’s early disorganized beginning to it’s current condition as a well established center. She also discusses in detail what it’s like to do a retreat at the Retreat Center and at the newer long-term retreat facility, the Forest Refuge. This is part 2 of a three-part series. Listen to Part 1: Sharon Salzberg on Now and Then & Part 3: Bodh Gaya is “The City." Episode Links: Faith: Trusting Your Own Deepest Experience ( http://bit.ly/a9qSHL ) Insight Meditation Society ( www.dharma.org )

News from the Mego Museum: We look forward to Toy Fair 2011 and look back at the days of old: Then Part 2 of the MM Interview with Jason Lenzi of BifBangPow!http://www.megomuseum.com/podcast/megocast021311.m4a