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Tune in Tuesday for the start of Something Major! On this episode of Nothing Major, the guys sit down with junior standout Jack Kennedy, the Kalamazoo boys' 18s champion who earned a wild card into the 2026 US Open, his pro run including a win over Kei Nishikori, and making his first Slam main draw in his New York backyard. They also hit on his UVA commitment, postponing college until January to play more pro events, and his push for the Next Gen Finals.Plus, the guys dive deep into their US Open preview, breaking down Djokovic's chances, Alcaraz's star power and the players who could make a run in New York, before tackling an unpredictable women's draw. They also break down IBM's new “serve quality” tracking, shout out Tennis Warehouse, and bring back the Singapore job saga for another chaotic twist.00:00 Show Intro and Preview00:31 Meet Jack Kennedy01:20 Kalamazoo Final Recap02:46 Three Out of Five Prep04:28 Turning Pro Confidence07:24 Home Slam Dreams08:47 Main Draw Mindset11:48 Starstruck Moments14:57 Draw Hopes and Big Stage16:42 Prize Money and Spending18:10 Why Virginia Chose Him19:34 Balancing College and Pros21:17 Recruiting Storytime24:27 Rapid Fire Favorites25:47 Interview Wrap and Thanks27:14 IBM Serve Quality Tech28:52 Serve Quality Predictions29:19 Serve Quality Standouts30:15 Zverev Serve Metrics30:46 Seeding Confusion Spiral32:16 IBM App Serve Tracking33:06 Mens Title Favorites33:17 Djokovic Last Chance Talk34:33 Alcaraz Star Power36:02 Prize Money Boost36:25 Womens Favorites Debate38:14 Eala Mania Scheduling39:46 Bracket Draw Plans40:10 Singapore Life Advice Update43:49 Sam Gets Roasted44:34 See You In New York

Edited Transcript Below for Readers on Substack. A pivotal astrological week centered on the Lunar Eclipse on August 28 and a rare sequence of personal planets (Sun, Mercury, Venus) crossing the South Node and Regulus at 0° Virgo — a pattern Louise frames as accelerating the "fall of kings" and a long-term paradigm shift toward humility, stewardship, and inner work. The overarching theme is surrender, self-care, and transformation amid heightened emotional intensity.Venus Retrograde Heroine's Journey 2026 https://www.louiseedington.com/VenusRetrograde2026Features and Press ReleasesUSA Today! https://www.usatoday.com/press-release/story/39476/louise-edington-launches-landmark-venus-retrograde-program-as-she-approaches-15-years-in-business/https://www.womansworld.com/contributors/louise-edington-fear-astrologyhttps://feedvoice.com/louise-edington-on-why-midlife-women-are-turning-to-astrology-for-self-trust-instead-of-self-improvement/International Business Times https://www.ibtimes.com/louise-edington-reclaiming-language-stars-through-intuition-embodiment-matrifocal-wisdom-3803596Wellness Voice https://wellnessvoice.com/louise-edington-on-reclaiming-the-language-of-the-stars-through-intuition-embodiment-and-matrifocal-wisdom/Red Seeds Tarot https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheRedSeedsW.I.T.C.H. Oracle Deck https://a.co/d/0bOgiJsrBefore We Dive InA few things before we get into what is — still — an extraordinary week.AstroTheoros has been adding features since I last mentioned them on the lunar eclipse video: chart import (from nearly any source) and export (to CSV), chart folders, chart notes with a timeline, and lovely PDF print options. More is in the works. If you're looking for affordable, cloud-based astrology software that works on any device, go and check it out. Code COSMICOWL at astrotheoros.com — one free month on the monthly plan, or one extra month off the yearly plan.Venus Retrograde: Heroine's Journey — we now have 50 people enrolled. First call is October 1st. The price is holding through the end of August, so this week is your last chance at the current rate. And — this matters, so I'm saying it clearly — I offer partial scholarships. If you genuinely cannot afford the class, please email me at louise@louiseedington.com with a “pay what you can” offer. I do believe in some form of exchange, but I believe even more in this work reaching the people who need it. Please be in integrity — you don't need to give me your life story. Just be honest. louiseedington.com/VenusRetrograde2026My article — “Can We Let Evolutionary Astrology Evolve?” — is on Substack now. I'm not calling for anyone to cancel evolutionary astrology as a whole. I'm calling for patience, grace, and recognition that the practice itself is already evolving — which is rather fitting. I've had people come out of the woodwork in response to it, in good ways, and there will be follow-ups. Subscribe free on Substack to get it in your inbox.Spiral Weave / Spiral Codex membership — $10/month or $90/year — is where we go deeper together. Live calls, community, and the monthly Ask Me Almost Anything. Link below. Membership is OFF Substack going forward.The Big Picture: Three Planets Cross RegulusBefore we move into the week, I want to give you the context that has been building for months — because it reaches a significant milestone this week.Regulus — the Royal Star, one of the four great fixed stars of the ancient sky — moved from Leo into Virgo from our perspective in late 2011. Before Virgo, it spent approximately 2,160 years in Leo. Before that, 2,160 years in Cancer. And before that, Gemini.The astrologer Michael Lutin — rest in peace, a truly lovely man — apparently wrote about Regulus's ingress into Virgo in practically every post after it happened. His words, which I keep coming back to: “Long after this foolish war is over, Regulus in Virgo will produce beings — the future stewards of the Earth and planets. The goddesses.” And he also said: kings in rags.Now here is where we are this week: the three most personal solar system bodies — Venus, the Sun, and Mercury — are all crossing the South Node and then Regulus, one after another, for the first time since the South Node met Regulus at 0° Virgo.Venus crossed first. The Sun crossed last week. And this Tuesday: Mercury crosses the South Node and then meets Regulus.These are the three bodies closest to the Sun — the inner solar system, our most personal planetary energies. In order from Sun outward: Mercury, Venus, Earth. All three crossing that symbolic drain and meeting Regulus in its new sign. Not kings. Something different. Something more humble, more curious, more meaningful, more Virgo.I also want to mention the larger wheel. I believe the turning of the ages began in 1781, when Uranus was discovered — that moment of collective breakthrough also marked the start of the Industrial Revolution. It takes a very long time to turn the great wheel. We are roughly three ages back from when the descent began — Gemini to Cancer to Leo — and now, with Regulus in Virgo, we are at the point between the descent and the return. Beginning to push back up. That is where we are.Three Out-of-Bounds Bodies — and a PrescriptionThis week, the Moon, Mars, and Pluto are all out of bounds simultaneously. That is not nothing.The Moon out of bounds means our emotions are running beyond the normal range — heightened, eccentric, more extreme in some direction.Mars out of bounds (since August 3rd) means protective instincts and defensive reactions have been especially reactive. Mars in Cancer is already sensitive and protective; out of bounds, it's been operating well beyond convention. The good news: Mars comes back in bounds on Friday the 28th, the eclipse day.Pluto out of bounds happens for about three months around this time of year, and will continue until 2035 — after which Pluto never goes out of bounds again in any of our lifetimes. Rosie Finn's book Persephone's Revolution documents the pattern: Pluto out of bounds to the south has historically coincided with people rising up, more peaceful collective energy. Pluto out of bounds to the north coincided with the Second World War. We are in the south-running period. That is, in Rosie's words, the revolution.The prescription for all of this: radical self-care. Not the usual amount. More than you'd normally think necessary. Out-of-bounds planets go beyond the norm — so your self-care needs to go beyond your norm too. Keep your boundaries. Retreat when you need to. Do what genuinely restores you.The Cards — A First GlanceFrom the Red Seeds Tarot and the Witch Oracle: The Hanged Goddess (upright!), Two of Bees reversed, Queen of Seeds reversed, and The Companion.Pause. Inner turmoil. Inner pillars. And your body as the cauldron. Every single card is pointing in the same direction: inward. More at the end.Day by DaySunday, August 23 — Sun Meets Regulus. The Third Great Crossing Begins.The Moon in Capricorn, out of bounds, opens the week by opposing Ceres — the Great Mother, the one I wrote my book on. Self-care first. What are your needs right now, really? Then the Moon squares Neptune — forming a mutable T-square that forces change and says: surrender. Let go. Trust the flow.At 3:12am Eastern, the Sun meets Regulus exactly at 0°11' Virgo. Venus is already past this point, heading ahead. Now the Sun has joined her. Two personal planets past the drain, past Regulus, heading toward what comes next — including the Venus Star Point, the Cazimi in Scorpio, on October 23rd. (That Star Point, incidentally, squares 20° Aquarius — a potent point I'll speak to more in the Venus class.)Venus is now falling in the sky — every morning in the east she rises closer and closer to the rising Sun, descending back toward conjunction. We are in the falling phase of her cycle. The invitation: more humility, more curiosity, more meaning, more Virgo. Less performance, less pedestal energy. Let it go.Happy birthday, Virgo humans. Your season is carrying something remarkable.Mercury in Leo trines Eris — the messenger meeting the original table-turner. Eris does not like artifice. She does not like the glitz and vanity and pedestal energy of shadow Leo. She is the one who says I was created equal and I will not submit — and she says it again now through Mercury. Expect more news of people falling from pedestals. More truth being spoken. More of the old guard losing its grip.The Moon opposes Mars (both out of bounds — very heightened), then conjuncts Asteroid Lilith (talk to the hand, enough) and Pholus (Pandora's box wide open). We've had enough. The lid is coming off more things. There is grief in all of this. There is loss. People are going to be feeling it this week — whether it's playing out in their personal lives or in the collective. Both are real.The Sun in Virgo trines Chiron — an Earth trine. Healing the wounds around being human. Around how we've treated each other. Around our severed relationship with the Earth itself. This is an ongoing theme for the Chiron-in-Taurus years, and the Sun newly in Virgo is making it tangible.The out-of-bounds Moon squares Saturn retrograde — initiating, letting go of old institutions, old rules, old self-limiting beliefs. The structures that are stagnant. They are going.Monday, August 24 — Capricorn Moon. Radical Self-Care. The Inner Crossroads.The Moon is still out of bounds in Capricorn all day — and Capricorn Moons can feel a bit cold, emotionally blunt. With everything going on right now, you or people around you may seem more shut down than usual. That's self-protection, not coldness. Give yourself and others some latitude.The prescription is clear: more self-care than you normally think you need. Out-of-bounds planets go beyond the norm. Match that.The Moon squares Venus — both out of bounds, both in their own way asking: what do we value? What are we creating? What relationships, contracts, and connections need new boundaries? Where are we letting go of the old and building something genuinely different?Mercury trines Vesta — the messenger in conversation with the inner flame. This isn't coming from outside. The flame is within. The article I wrote on evolutionary astrology (link below) speaks to this — the turning of astrology toward helping people explore their interior landscape, rather than telling them what it means.The Moon sextiles Nessus — seeing the toxins within and without. Bloodletting the inherited poisons, the patterns that have been running. Then the Moon squares Pallas Athena — wise strategy, wise justice. How are we going to fight for this? And how do we find the strategy within ourselves first?Mercury opposes Hecate at 28°57' Aquarius. Hecate — the torchbearer at the crossroads, the triple moon goddess — is in the sign of the future, the collective, the Aquarian North Node. Mercury opposing her says: the crossroads is within. The way forward is through the interior, not through the external drama. Tune in.The Moon squares Eris to close the day — tables still turning, within and without.Tuesday, August 25 — Mercury Crosses the South Node. Mercury Meets Regulus. Vesta Stations Retrograde.Three major events. One day.At 5:01am Eastern, the Moon enters Aquarius — back in bounds, or very close to it, stepping into the sign of the future.At 5:04am Eastern, Mercury conjuncts the South Node. The drain. The third major personal planet to cross this threshold since the South Node met Regulus at 0° Virgo.First Venus crossed — love, values, our relationship to all things, our social and material world. Then the Sun — the very core of our solar system, our identity, the ego and the heart simultaneously. Now Mercury — the mind, the voice, communication, the messenger between worlds.Three, in succession. All releasing through the drain. All letting go of old ideas, old beliefs, old ways of thinking about leadership and hierarchy and who gets to be on a pedestal.And then: at 7:04am, Mercury enters Virgo. Crossing from Leo (the voice of the heart) into Virgo (the meaningful, discerning, humble voice). Mercury is strong in Virgo — curious, detail-oriented, wanting to find the meaning, wanting to get it right not for praise but because doing the right thing matters.At 9:26am, Mercury conjuncts Regulus at 0° Virgo.Three planets. Venus. Sun. Mercury. All having now crossed Regulus in Virgo for the first time since the South Node met it. All going down the drain of the age of kings, and emerging — more humble, more curious, more Virgo. Kings in rags. Future stewards of the Earth and planets. The goddesses.I am just like... I love astrology. And I love Michael Lutin for seeing this.The Moon in Aquarius then squares Haumea, trines Sedna (adapt or die, but also — so many kinds of death), and conjuncts Pluto — the basket activation again. The Moon carries the collective emotional energy through the 4° basket degree, four legs of stability, and we are held.At 2:01pm Eastern, Vesta stations retrograde. Vesta — the inner flame, focus, commitment, sacred devotion — goes retrograde. And look at the Aries cluster now: Neptune retrograde, Manwë retrograde, Saturn retrograde, Pallas Athena retrograde, Eris retrograde, and now Vesta retrograde. All those Aries energies — the new beginning, the identity in the emerging aeon — going back, reviewing, revisiting. We are not finished with what Aries has been teaching us about who we are becoming. The retrograde does not cancel the flame. It turns it inward to assess what it's actually devoted to.Mercury in Virgo trines Chiron — and I want to sit with this one. Virgo, in the older traditions, was the healer, the witch, the medicine carrier, the one with the pouch of herbs who knew how to tend bodies and communities. Chiron is the wounded healer, the shaman, the one who becomes medicine through the wound. Together: be the medicine. Not just know about healing. Embody it.The Moon then trines Uranus — the basket activates again, and we are held in it. Still. Despite everything.Wednesday, August 26 — Moon Opposes Jupiter. The Pedestal Shadow.The Aquarius Moon opposes Jupiter and Hygieia in Leo — and I find this potent. Jupiter in Leo is the expander in the sign of kings, of leaders, of the performer. And now the Moon — the people, the collective emotions — is directly across from it, in the sign of the future.What we're starting to see, I think, is not just the fall of individual gurus and leaders. We're starting to see the shadow of how we've participated in putting them there. Not just in them, but in us. The energy of wanting someone to tell us the answers. The hunger for authority figures. The guru culture, the cult-of-personality culture, the tendency to surrender our inner judge to someone else's version of truth. Jupiter expanded all of that. Now we're looking at it clearly.Jupiter will go retrograde at some point soon, which means it will turn back to review that Leo territory more carefully. Watch that.The Moon sextiles Saturn — self-limiting beliefs, old structures. Let them go. And Mercury sextiles Haumea — the Great Mother of regeneration. All three personal planets are now moving toward Scorpio, toward the Venus Star Point, toward the Venus and Mercury retrogrades. It is going to be intentional. The Venus class exists to help you work with this from the inside out — the meditations are channeled, not scripted, so each journey is genuinely different.Thursday, August 27 — Moon Into Pisces. Mercury Cazimi at 4° Virgo. Moon Conjuncts North Node.The Moon moves through Aquarius — sextiling Pallas Athena (strategy), conjuncting Chariklo (the cosmic doula is holding space for the story we're weaving), sextiling Eris and Vesta (burn things off, from devotion and inner flame) — and then meets Hecate at the crossroads. Always. She is always there.And then the Mercury Cazimi — the Sun and Mercury meet exactly, in a superior (exterior) conjunction at 4° Virgo. Mercury is behind the Sun from our perspective, meaning it's on the far side — gathering information from outer space, which it then channels through the solar core. These exterior Cazimis are often moments of receiving rather than transmitting: something is coming in that Mercury will carry forward toward the coming retrograde.4° Virgo. The basket degree, again. Four legs of the table. When the basket peaked in July, the Moon at 4° of Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn each activated the whole configuration in turn. Now Mercury and the Sun meet at 4° Virgo. The messenger is filled with what it needs to carry toward the Venus retrograde and then into its own retrograde in Scorpio. Information from the far side, encoded in the cauldron, to be distilled in the descent to come.At 3:03pm Eastern, the Moon enters Pisces — and the emotional waters deepen as we move toward the eclipse tomorrow. The Moon sextiles Chiron and trines Haumea — a water grand trine still operational, eroding, regenerating. The Moon squares Sedna — adapt, or be changed. The Moon conjuncts the North Node — the Aquarian future, the care-for-each-other energy, the people rising up. Forget the labels. Just vote for the person who genuinely wants to care for people. They are human. They will not be perfect. But listen to what they say.Friday, August 28 — Venus Day. The Lunar Eclipse. Mars Back in Bounds.The full lunar eclipse post and video cover all the detail — please do go and read/watch those. But here's what matters from this forecast's perspective.The eclipse is at 4° Pisces/Virgo — the basket degree, the number of stability. Four legs. We are held.Mars moves back in bounds on this day. He's been out of bounds since August 3rd — erratic, sensitive, defensive, more extreme than usual. Now, at last, he comes back within the established range. You may notice a very slight settling of some of that reactive, overly self-protective energy. Mars in Cancer at its highest is the fierce guardian — protective of home and family, yes, but from love rather than fear.Mercury square Uranus exactly at 5° — number of change. Radical shift in perceptions. Could come as shocking news, shocking falls, or shocking good news. The Uranian energy doesn't telegraph which. Stay awake.The Moon in Pisces trines Ceres — amid eclipse energy, Ceres in Cancer says: meet your needs. Take care of yourself. Your family and community. There may be grief around ancestors, around family, around inheritance. Let the water move through.The Sun in Virgo sextiles Ceres and squares Uranus — more eclipse activation, more radical change in the practical, meaningful sign of Virgo. This is the call to do things differently in the everyday, the ordinary, the somatic. Virgo is the medicine carrier. Be the medicine.The Moon trines Mars (now back in bounds) — water to water, Cancer and Pisces. The guardian and the depths. The eclipse is very emotional. Let it be. Surrender. The Hanged Goddess is upright this week precisely because we need her permission to pause.The Moon also trines Asteroid Lilith — talk to the hand. We are not going back to the old way.Saturday, August 29 — Quiet Close. Moon Into Aries.The Moon in Pisces closes the week quietly — meeting Nessus (the poisons, the inherited patterns, a last look at what we're releasing in this eclipse), then sextiling Juno (contracts, the renegotiating continues).And then, at 10:37pm Eastern, the Moon enters Aries — and we end the week with the Moon about to move through that entire retrograde cluster: Neptune, Manwë, Saturn, Pallas Athena, Eris, and Vesta, all revisiting, reflecting, reviewing, in the sign of new beginnings.As the week closes: Venus, the Sun, and Mercury are the only major planetary bodies on the Virgo side of Regulus and the South Node. All the rest are still coming. It will take a while. This is a turning of a great wheel, not the flipping of a switch.But the three most personal planets are leading the way. Be more meaningful. Be more curious. Be more humble. Be the medicine.The Cards in DetailThe Hanged Goddess — I Am Paused (upright this time):In the Red Seeds Tarot by Linda Hill (find her on Etsy, UK), the Hanged Goddess is Demeter — the Great Mother who, in the myth, became weary of both mortals and gods and withdrew to her newly built temple, closing the door to everyone. She knew that to invoke the powers of healing, she would need silence and isolation. And so she paused.“A change of perspective is much needed. The complexity of life can imbalance us at times, leaving us feeling lost, drained, exhausted. Confusion surrounds us, and we can't see the wood for the trees. Have we forgotten who we are? What has brought us to this point? Is it time to stop and pause? Old cycles, habits, poor self-care may have blocked our way. It's time to surrender to the self and allow the depths of our being to open gently. It is not necessary to hurry or try to direct what should happen next. There is really nothing for us to do but wait. Such a position helps us to see things in a very different light. New perspectives will arise. There is much to come from this.”Herman Hesse: “Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself.”This is Demeter closing the temple door. This is the invitation: close the door. Just for a while. Let the silence in. Let the new perspective arise.Two of Bees (Swords), reversed — Inner Turmoil:This week there may be anxiety, inner turmoil, indecision. Everything feels tense inside. Reversed, this card asks for all the inner work — going within rather than pushing outward, balancing the nervous system, retreating, doing the self-care. The Hanged Goddess gave you the permission. Take it.This is strong energy. The eclipses are strong. You do not have to perform having it together right now.Queen of Seeds (Pentacles), reversed — Inner Pillars:In this deck there are two Queens of Seeds, and they both came out this week. They embrace the Divine Feminine — nurture, healing, generosity, intuition, stability, and service. Like the Caryatids — the sculpted figures from the Eleusinian Mysteries who literally held up the sanctuary — these queens hold things up.“We can be supportive and in service of those in need, whilst always remembering to nurture, support, and stabilize ourselves first. This feminine energy has agency: self-sufficient, strong, kind, empowered, and belonging to no gender. These queens held up the Eleusinian sanctuary for many years, on many levels. These queens hold us up. Know that we are supported and always cared for.”Reversed this week, I read these Queens as pointing you toward the inner pillars of support — the ones that don't require anyone else's permission or presence. And to remember Michael Lutin's words: future stewards of the Earth and planets, the goddesses. That doesn't mean only women. It means the goddess energy — the nurturing, supportive, reciprocal, holding energy — within all of us.The Companion (Witch Oracle):Your body. The cauldron. It has appeared before and it keeps appearing because the message keeps being needed.“Your body, like a cauldron, holds the energy of what you put into it. Are you putting shame, diminishment, or rejection into it? Or acceptance, appreciation, adoration?Science would have you believe your body is an experiment. Religion would have you believe your body is a sin. A witch would have you believe your body is a marvel — a cauldron of celebration, home to spells of delight, healing, and wonder.Your body is a sacred companion. She is the one entity that will never leave you during your journey as a human. She is always working on your behalf to restore, heal, and create the balance that allows you to participate in this life. This kind of loyalty deserves devotion, not diminishment.Shed the weight of expectations. Trim down the thoughts of too much and not enough. Dance like your hips move mountains. Put some magic of unabashed self-approval in your cauldron, and witness how the steam of that self-esteem wafts out into the world — passing on permission for others to feel the same about their unique shape.A witch understands that liking and loving herself, her body, just as it is, in a toxic patriarchy, is an act of rebellion.Be the rebel.”And here is what I want to add: your body is also the cradle. It is the basket. It is the cauldron that is being held in the larger cauldron of these four great outer planets at 4°. You are held. Your body is held. The transformation is happening inside it, and through it, and because of it.Summing UpMercury crosses the South Node and meets Regulus. Vesta stations retrograde, joining the entire Aries cluster in reflection. The Mercury Cazimi at the basket degree of 4° Virgo brings through what needs to be carried toward the Venus and Mercury retrogrades. Mars comes back in bounds on eclipse day. The lunar eclipse arrives at 4° Pisces — held, stable, held.And four cards all pointing inward: pause. The turmoil is real, and it belongs inside where you can work with it. The inner pillars of support are there. Your body is the cauldron, the companion, the sacred rebel.Three planets have now crossed Regulus in Virgo. Kings in rags. Future stewards of the Earth and planets. The goddesses.We are in the birth canal, and we are pushing.Go close the temple door for a while. Let the new perspective arrive.— LouiseVenus Retrograde: Heroine's Journey — price holds through end of August. Partial scholarships available: louise@louiseedington.com. louiseedington.com/VenusRetrograde2026“Can We Let Evolutionary Astrology Evolve?” — now on Substack. Subscribe free for all posts.AstroTheoros — chart import/export, folders, notes, PDF printing, and growing asteroid support. 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75% of Christian men report viewing pornography. 82% say no one is helping them.This isn't just a pornography problem—it's a silence problem.In this episode of The Intentional Guy Podcast, Michael Chestnut tackles one of the most difficult and important conversations facing the church today. Drawing from research by Barna and Pure Desire Ministries, Michael explores the reality of pornography's impact on Christian men, women, pastors, and the next generation.But this episode goes beyond statistics.Together, we examine what Scripture teaches about lust, sexual sin, and purity through the words of Jesus, Paul, Job, and one of the most overlooked chapters in the Bible—Proverbs 7.Over 3,000 years ago, Solomon described a young man slowly walking toward destruction, making small compromises that eventually led to devastating consequences. His warning is just as relevant today as it was then.If you're struggling in silence, carrying shame, or wondering if freedom is possible, this message is for you.You are not alone.Freedom begins when secrecy ends.If this episode encouraged you, share it with another man, leave a comment, and subscribe to The Intentional Guy Podcast.0:00 Three Out of Four Men in Your Church1:10 Welcome to The Intentional Guy Podcast2:16 The Numbers the Church Needs to Hear3:58 You Are Not Alone4:31 What God's Word Says6:51 Proverbs 7: Solomon's Warning9:32 Your Phone Is the Street Near Her Corner10:34 The 82% Had No One Speaking Up12:19 Michael's Personal Story13:23 One Step You Can Take Today14:27 Closing#IntentionalGuy #ChristianMen #PornographyRecovery #FreedomFromPorn #MensMinistry #ChristianPodcast #Proverbs7 #BiblicalManhood #Purity #FaithAndFreedom #Discipleship #ChristianLeadership #PornAddictionRecovery #shorts #spiritualgrowth #spirituality  #Obedience #forgiveness #godlyhusband #mensministry #christianmen #transformation #faithjourney #christianmarriage #healingfromtrauma #overcomingtrauma #forgiveness #marriageadvice

(If you'd like to follow along to everyone watching Mr. Ed Plays Baseball at 1:22:24, here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlVr45CHOuA ) Three Out of Five It Ain't Bad During the late 1880s and early 1890s, the Bluff City Boardwalk saw a surge (and then sudden decline) in the unusual genre of “Lovers' Songs”. Enterprising organ grinders would charge participants a small sum, hand out a broadsheet, and then act as an accompanist to a lovesick singer.  These proved wildly unpopular. The songs were never particularly emotive, the cost was slightly too high, but the primary nail in the coffin was that it turned out that nobody liked to be sung to - in public - by a potential beau (who was invariably fighting the volume of a barrel organ two feet away).  Most of these songs had faded into obscurity by the time Elliott Callahan, in 1899, recorded “Three Out of Five It Ain't Bad”, a song that fails - straightforwardly - at communicating anything about love, or indeed anything at all.    I wish I could give you the crown on the head Of the Queen out in Olde London Town! 
I wish I could send you the brooches that shine Of the Princess of Burgundy's gown.   But all I can offer's the love in my heart, You can make me the happiest lad! I can offer this music, companionship too,  And hey, three out of five it ain't bad.    Three out of five, three out of five, Three out of five it ain't bad (it ain't bad!)  Three out of five it ain't bad, my love,  Three out of five it ain't bad.    I wish we could visit the fanciest stores, I would buy you such satin and lace. I wish we could hike, hand in hand, through the Alps, See the wintry sun on your face.    But all I can offer's the spring in my step, And the knowledge your smile makes me glad.  And the tune that I raise with such fullness of heart, And hey, three out of five it ain't bad.    Three out of five, three out of five, Three out of five it ain't bad (it ain't bad!)  Three out of five it ain't bad, my love,  Three out of five it ain't bad.   *Organ grinder part in parentheses Featuring: Austin Walker, Art Martinez-Tebbel, Jack de Quidt, Janine Hawkins and Keith J Carberry Music & Description by Jack de Quidt Mall Kids is available at https://mr-matthew.itch.io/mall-kids

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Lawyer and sports-media talent @ExavierPope lent us his insight and expertise on Brian Flores's lawsuit against NFL teams' discriminatory hiring practices. The Three & Out crew also talked Washington Commanders, Jim Harbaugh to the Vikings, and lots lots more!

The Three & Out crew went live on @thehalftimeapp again this week, and broke down all the biggest stories in the #NFL. From Jim Harbaugh and the Vikings to Tom Brady's retirement, we took your live questions and chopped it up.

In part three of the 2021 Louisville Football season in review, Jacob, Vince and Matt take a much closer look at the Cardinal offense. In a new segment titled "Three & Out," the guys look at three major metrics that defined the season performance ranging from turnovers to the ability to move the chains. Plus, 93.9 The Ville's Mark Ennis drops by to give his thoughts (and shares a few stories) on the offense in 2022, including some opinions that may surprise you.

The Three & Out crew went live on Halftime during a Cardinals/Rams #MNF; this time, the Rams really ended the Cards' season.But first, we broke down every angle of the Raiders firing Mike Mayock, batted around more coaching-cycle possibilities (especially in and around Dallas). We also took your questions, and poked a little friendly fun at the stereotypical Cowboys fans.

Ty's Key Takeaway was whether the NFL officials ruined Super Wild Card weekend, Samantha came for Mike McCarthy's job, and Schottey says it's time for Bill Belichick to retire.The Three & Out crew also broke down everything you need to know about what happened during the NFL's Super Wild Card Weekend! We talk Bengals/Raiders, how fun Bills/Pats was, and preview tonight's MNF special--which, as always, we'll go live on Halftime to second-screen!

Field Yates (@FieldYates) is one of our favorite guests, and the ESPN NFL Insider joined us once again for our Week 18 Big Show! We had to pick Field's brain about breakout fantasy players for 2022, and how the co-host of the Fantasy Focus Football Podcast, preps to stay on top of the fantasy industry. He also gave us the skinny on Bears head coach Matt Nagy's future, and who might replace him!Each of the Three & Out crew had different takes on former Pro Football Weekly publisher Hub Arkush's misusing his MVP vote to air grievances about Aaron Rodgers--even though we all had some Rodgers grievances of our own to air.As always, we finished strong by picking the full slate of NFL Week 18 games, both straight-up and against the spread, courtesy of Pickwatch.com!

It used to be the last week of the season--but even after Week 17's decisive matches, we still have plenty of football left!Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten & Michael Schottey look hard at every angle of Antonio Brown's on-field outburst against the Jets, and subsequent release. Schottey wanted to talk Joe Burrow and Jamarr Chase's huge AFC North-clinching day. Then we broke down the Cardinals' upset of the Dallas Cowboys; what does it mean for the NFC?The Three & Out crew then did Key Takeaways for every Week 17 NFL game, and reviewed their picks courtesy of Pickwatch.com!

NFL host, reporter & analyst at the Broncos flagship, KOA Colorado, Benjamin Allbright, joined the Three & Out crew to about the passing of John Madden, everything Broncos (including those juicy Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams rumors), and surprise playoff teams.Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten, & Michael Schottey also talk about what John Madden meant to the game of NFL football as a coach, commentator, analyst & video-game impresario, as well as pick every Week 17 NFL game (both straight-up and against the spread), courtesy of Pickwatch!Here's the link to the GoFundMe for Jeff Dickerson's 11-year-old orphan: https://www.gofundme.com/f/kswtf-parkers-fund?qid=d2a9d5b8de92d6e5d8f9423baa5c3b09

The Three & Out crew were live for Monday Night Football on the Halftime app, watching the Miami Dolphins and New Orleans Saints try to keep their playoff hopes alive against each other! We also talked plenty of Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the NFC Playoff bracket!

The Three & Out crew breaks down all the wild results from NFL Week 17! We talk the Cowboys running rampant, the Cardinals breaking down, and the Bengals rising to the top of the AFC East.

The Three & Out crew went LIVE on the Halftime app again for Monday Night Football, reveling in the chaos of TWO Monday games, and the ridiculousness that was Vikings/Bears. We also took your questions, riffed on pizza, and had a great time.

The Three & Out crew loves chaos--and Week 15 delivered in spades! Games were moved, players were surprise inactive, results went all over the map and Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten & Michael Schottey broke down the Key Takeaways from every single game.Ty wanted to say his piece on John Harbaugh and the Baltimore Ravens going for two when down by 7 points late (again), Samantha wanted to talk Tom Brady and the Bucs getting shut out by the Saints on Sunday Night Football, and Schottey couldn't let the Packers' third-straight NFC North title go uncommented upon.Plus, they preview all the rest of the action on Monday and Tuesday night--including tonight's LIVE Halftime show at 9:00 ET on the Halftime app!

The Athletic NFL columnist Sheil Kapadia joins the Three & Out crew for our midweek Big Show, and we dig in to the dumpster fire that is Urban Meyer and the Jacksonville Jaguars. We also cover his Eagles and Jalen Hurts, whether Mike McCarthy's actually done a good coaching job with the Dallas Cowboys this year, and lots lots more.Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten, & Michael Schottey also talk THE big topic this week: the COVID outbreak ravaging the NFL. We also pick all the Week 15 NFL games, straight up and against the spread, courtesy of Pickwatch.com!

The Three & Out crew went LIVE on the Halftime app for the Monday Night Football NFC West showdown between the Los Angeles Rams & St. Louis Cardinals!Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten & Michael Schottey break down the game, take your questions and talk about everything NFL! Download the Halftime app so you don't miss out on the action next week!

The Three & Out crew breaks down all the Week 14 action, including Urban Meyers's meltdown, the wild Bears/Packers SNF game, and the New York Giants' need to tear it all down.Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten & Michael Schottey also review all their picks from Pickwatch.com!

Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post joins Three & Out to talk Miami Dolphins, Tua Tagovailoa, Brian Flores, Hard Rock Stadium, Stephen Ross, Chris Grier, and lots more.Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten, & Michael Schottey discuss whether T.J. Watt is as good as his brother J.J. Watt, or even...better?? Plus they pick the whole slate of Week 14 NFL games, courtesy of Pickwatch.com!

Another wild weekend of NFL football is in the books, and the Three & Out crew is here to break it all down for you! Michael Schottey was impressed with the Kansas City Chiefs defense, Samantha Bunten thinks the Cardinals just might be for-real for real, and Ty Schalter can't believe Taylor Heinecke and the Washington Football Team can't stop winning.They also broke down every Sunday game, reviewed their picks courtesy of Pickwatch.com, and previewed the MNF LIVE SHOW tonight on the Halftime app!

Steve Palazzolo, senior analyst at Pro Football Focus and host of the PFF NFL Podcast, joins Three & Out to talk about what's wrong with the Seattle Seahawks, Tua Tagovailoa, PFF's top underrated players, 2022 NFL draft prospects (especially quarterbacks), and how the national conversation has changed around analytics and film review in NFL analysis. Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten, & Michael Schottey also talk what's happened to the New Orleans Saints, plus pick the full slate of NFL games, courtesy of Pickwatch.com!

The Three & Out crew break down all the biggest moments from NFL Week 10, including the Chiefs' big win over the Raiders, the Patriots' blowout of the Browns, and the futile showdown of Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson.We also announce our NEW WEEKLY LIVE MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SHOW, exclusively on the Halftime app at https://thehalftime.app! Download it now, and tune in at 9:00 ET for an hour of second-screen analysis and highlights from Ty Schalter, Michael Schottey, and Samantha Bunten.Plus, our huge 100th episode drops midweek!

The Three & Out crew are calling it "WTF Weekend" as the Bills were upset by the Jaguars, the Cardinals beat the 49ers at home without, basically, any of their star players, the Chiefs barely beat the Aaron-Rodgers-less Packers, the Falcons beat the Saints and so much more. Ty wants to talk how the clutch Ravens beat the un-clutch Vikings in the way it was always going to go, and Samantha has to discuss how Odell Beckham, Jr. leaving the Cleveland Browns helped spark Baker Mayfield and Nick Chubb to blow out the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Three & Out crew broke down everything that happened in NFL Week 7: The Cincinnati Bengals blowing out the Baltimore Ravens, the Kansas City Chiefs getting blown out by the Tennessee Titans, and the end of the brief-but-spectacular Sam Darnold Era in Carolina.Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten & Michael Schottey also talk about every NFL Week 7 game, and discuss their picks, brought to you by Pickwatch.com!

The Three & Out crew break down all the action from NFL Week 6, plus talk Bruce Allen, Amy Trask, and the Raiders, Mike McCarthy and the Cowboys ascendant, and why nobody's talking about Kliff Kingsbury and the Arizona Cardinals.

Week 5 of the 2021 NFL season is in the books, and the Three & Out crew is here to break everything down for you: The delirious Chiefs lose to the delirious Bills on Sunday Night Football while poor Samantha Bunten works deliriously late into the night, the Bucs finally blow a team out, and the Detroit Lions' coaching staff might be onto something even as they fail to get into the win column.

Our NFL Week 5 Big Show kicks off with an absolutely huge guest: Chris Harris, four-time Pro Bowler and former first-team All-Pro cornerback for the Los Angeles Chargers! He breaks down their big win over the Las Vegas Raiders, his time with the Denver Broncos and he AFC West, how the cornerback position has evolved over the years, what is latest injury status is, and lots more.We also talk about the news of Stephon Gilmore's departure from the New England Patriots--and in just the few hours between recording and him being traded to the Carolina Panthers, Schottey TOTALLY called it.Plus, the Three & Out gang -- Ty Schalter of FiveThirtyEight, Samantha Bunten of NBC Sports, and Michael Schottey of Pickwatch.com -- pick the full slate of NFL games, both straight up and against the spread, courtesy of Pickwatch!

Ollie Connelly of The Guardian and his The Read Optional newsletter joined the Three & Out crew to talk Chiefs, Raiders, Lions, and lots lots more on a big-brain, Xs-and-Os level.Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten, and Michael Schottey also broke down Richard Sherman signing with the Bucs from every angle. Of course, we also picked the full slate of Week 4 NFL games, both straight up and against the spread, courtesy of Pickwatch.com

Two-time All-Pro fullback Lorenzo Neal, now a Bay Area radio host at 95.7 The Game, CSN Bay Area, XX1090, and No Static Sports Radio, joined the Three & Out crew to talk the Las Vegas Raiders, Kyle Juszczyk and the San Francisco 49ers, and his own candidacy for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten & Michael Schottey also go long on taunting penalties, and give you their picks straight up and against the spread, courtesy of Pickwatch.com!

The Three & Out crew break down all their Key Takeaways from the NFL's second week of 2021 regular-season action.NBC Sports' Samantha Bunten wants to talk about Jameis Winston regressing to form as the New Orleans Saints return to Earth. FiveThirtyEight's Ty Schalter thinks the Las Vegas Raiders could be for real after drubbing the Pittsburgh Steelers. Then Michael Schottey of Pickwatch.com talks about Bill Belichick's Tom Brady comments--and whether Brady really can keep leading the Tampa Bay Buccaneers until he's 50.Of course, we go through every single Week 2 game from there, and let you know what it all means for the rest of the season!

On the heels of the Philadelphia Eagles' big Week 1 win, official team talent and content director Fran Duffy joins the Three & Out crew to talk Jalen Hurts, the NFC East, draft prospects and much more.Thanks to Pickwatch.com, we pick all Week 2 NFL games--straight up and against the spread! We also go long on Aaron Rodgers's horrible, no-good, very bad day for the Green Bay Packers against the New Orleans Saints.

The Three & Out crew's weekly Key Takeaways tackles the New Orleans Saints' potential fallout from Hurricane Ida, the Baltimore Ravens' potential fallout from RB J.K. Dobbins' blown ACL, and all of the zillion angles of the rumored Deshaun Watson/Tua Tagovailoa trade between the Houston Texans and Miami Dolphins.Plus, some post-show silliness about losing our cool as coaches.

Kevin Fishbain, Chicago Bears beat writer for The Athletic Chicago and The Athletic's national site, joins the Three & Out crew to talk everything Bears: Rookie QB Justin Fields' battle with veteran Andy Dalton, HC Matt Nagy's battle to keep his job, and whether the defense can battle hard enough to keep the offense from ruining the season. Kevin also defines what he thinks a "successful" Chicago Bears season would even mean.We also talk Dak Prescott's preseason (un)availability, the NFL's more strenuous ban of taunting, and the New York Giants' offensive line issues.

The Three & Out crew talk Carson Wentz's injury, whether Nick Foles has some weird power over him, and Nick Chubb's new contract extension. We also round up the buzz around rookie quarterbacks Justin Fields, Mac Jones, and Trey Lance!

Reese Waters, stand-up comedian, TV talent and D.C.-area sports radio host, joins Three & Out to talk Washington Football Team, D.C. neighborhoods and stadiums, racial justice in the NFL, and how teams can be interesting despite being bad.Ty Schalter brings up Deion Sanders walking out of SWAC media day over not being called "coach," Samantha wants to talk Tom Brady and the Buccaneers at the White House, and Michael Schottey wants to bury Nick Saban's rehashing of Drew Brees and the Miami Dolphins once and for all.

The Three & Out crew break down everything going on in the NFL as always on Mondays: Ty Schalter talks Olympics fails and the impacts of stadiums in cities, Samantha follows up on the Richard Sherman domestic-violence situation, and Michael Schottey wants to talk about Jalen Ramsey taking shots at Tom Coughlin.

Sad and upsetting news broke just before we recorded: All-Pro cornerback and NFL free agent Richard Sherman was arrested for "burglary domestic assault." Besides his time with the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers, Sherman is a player leader with the NFLPA. The Three & Out crew breaks down everything we know, and what it means.Luke Easterling of Draft Wire & Bucs Wire becomes our first three-time guest, talking the 2020 & 2022 draft classes, as well as the Bucs' prospects in the NFC South this year. Finally, we talk about Pro Football Reference adopting historical sack data, making Al "Bubba" Baker the single-season sack king, and whether Isaac Bruce & Torry Holt were better than Randy Moss & Cris Carter.

Friend of the show Mike Tanier joins Three & Out again to talk not just about the upcoming Football Outsiders Almanac, but the Senior Bowl/Shrine Game switcheroo, the Cowboys on Hard Knocks, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers, and much more.The crew drop their own takes on Rodgers, N'Keal Harry's trade request from the Patriots, and the CFL's announcement that they won't merge with the XFL, at least not for now.

The Athletic senior NFL writer Mike Sando joins Three & Out to talk all the big topics: Raiders DE Carl Nassib coming out as gay, Mike's quarterback tiers, NFL COVID vaccination issues, advanced analytics at the Sloan conference, MLB banning stickum and more.Then Ty Schalter, Samantha Bunten & Michael Schottey offer up their own takes on Nassib, the Supreme Court affirming a cheerleader's right to swear on the Internet, and XFL players getting severely shorted in the bankruptcy settlement. Schottey calls out The Rock!

Writer and editor Patrick Hruby, who's done a ton of great writing and reporting around the NCAA's business model (and legal challenges to it) joined the Three & Out crew to talk today's unanimous Supreme Court ruling against the NCAA, and what it really means for college football and the NFL.Samantha Bunten, Ty Schalter, and Michael Schottey all unload on Cole Beasley's idiotic choices, and talk about exactly how bad an M-Fer Matthew Stafford could be with the L.A. Rams.