Podcasts about Tischler

In dieser Folge spricht André Keeve mit Jens Terbeck – gelernter Tischler, studierter Holztechniker und heute Handelsvertreter aus Leidenschaft. Nach über 20 Jahren im Möbel- und Sanitärbereich hat Jens 2024 den Schritt in die Selbstständigkeit gewagt – mit einer klaren Vision: als „Badezimmerbotschafter“ ein neues Level der Markenpräsenz im Handwerk etablieren.

Heute tauchen wir ein in die faszinierende Welt des Holzes mit Jonas Winkler, dem charismatischen Handwerk-YouTuber mit fast 600.000 Abonnenten. Jonas sprach mit Jan Kronies vom YouTube-Kommunikationsteam über seine Anfänge, den überraschenden Erfolg seiner viralen "Fräßschablone" mit über 1,3 Millionen Aufrufen und darüber, wie er durch YouTube zu sich selbst gefunden hat. Er teilt seine unkonventionelle Herangehensweise an die Videoproduktion und seinen Umgang mit Kommentaren und Kritik. Entdecke, was er an seiner Community schätzt, seine Gedanken zur aktuellen Situation des Handwerks und die unglaublichen Möglichkeiten, die ihm YouTube eröffnet hat. Er gewährt Einblicke in seine "YouTube-Story" – von den ersten Schritten bis zu seinen Zukunftsplänen, mit wertvollen Tipps für angehende Creator, aber vor allem auch für Handwerksbetriebe! [Jonas Winkler](https://www.youtube.com/@jonaswinkler) auf YouTube

„Der ‚Tiger‘ Inflation ist derzeit im Käfig – aber da gibt es doch einige, die mit einem offenen Schlüsselbund durch die Gegend laufen“, sagt Prof. Michael Grömling, Leiter des Clusters Makroökonomie und Konjunktur am Institut der Deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) in Köln. Er beschreibt damit die fragile Lage der globalen Wirtschaft: Die größten Gefahren scheinen derzeit gebannt, doch Unsicherheiten und Herausforderungen bleiben bestehen – und können die Situation jederzeit verändern.

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Diese Woche stehen alle Zeichen auf Retro-Vibes – körperlich wie thematisch. Jana war beim Orthopäden, Ramon beim Zahnarzt – man könnte fast meinen, wir wären schon in der Reha-Phase des Lebens angekommen. Lars bringt passend dazu ein modisches Highlight mit: neue Gummi-Sandalen. Jana ist wenig begeistert, aber „modisch uneinsichtige Entscheidungen gehören zu seinem Markenzeichen“, meint sie. Außerdem berichtet Jana von einer stilvollen Cluedo-Motto-Party, bei der sie als Frau Weiß auf Spurensuche ging. Ganz stilecht mit Krimi-Charme und Sektglas – doch wer war der Mörder? Und was hat das alles mit Böttchern zu tun? Wir graben uns durch die Geschichte: Was ist eigentlich ein Böttcher – und was macht ein Kürassier? Alte Begriffe, neue Ideen: Welche Stadt heute noch stolz auf ihre Handwerkswurzeln ist, fragen wir uns ebenso wie: Was wäre eigentlich der Hipster-Kürassier-Look im Jahr 2025? Vintage-Harnisch, Latte-Art, und nachhaltige Sporen? Dann wird's herrlich absurd: Könnte Jana in einer anderen Zeit als Lustmädchen Karriere gemacht haben? Und was genau macht eigentlich ein Gigolo? Der Gedanke bringt uns zu Marlene Dietrichs letztem Film „Schöner Gigolo, armer Gigolo“ – und plötzlich spinnt sich eine ganz neue Filmidee: „Die Dirne und der Stricher“. Ja, es eskaliert wie immer auf charmante Weise. Natürlich träumen wir auch ganz praktisch – etwa davon, welches Handwerk wir heute gern erlernen würden. Glasbläser? Tischler? Vielleicht beides? Und weil wir nicht anders können, landen wir zum Schluss in einer kleinen satirischen Runde: Welche Städte hätten welche modernen Handwerks-Identitäten? Berlin als Influencerstadt – „Hier wird nicht gehämmert, hier wird gevloggt!“ – ist da erst der Anfang. Eine Folge voller Überraschungen, Humor, geschichtlichem Halbwissen und sehr viel Fantasie. Eben genau das, was man zwischen Gummi-Latschen und Gigolos so braucht.

Die nächste Schnapszahlfolge ist am Start und die mit Urbottroper Thomas Retzlik zu Gast an den Mikros. Der selbstständige Tischlermeister, der auch noch Partys veranstaltet und Musik-und Soundbedarf verleiht, bräuchte eigentlich einen 48-Stunden-Tag aber mit wenig Schlaf geht ja irgendwie alles. Thomas ist in der DJ Szene bekannt wie ein bunter Hund und es gibt wahrscheinlich kein Haus in Bottrop, wo er nicht schon mal als Tischler gearbeitet hat. Er kennt sich aus wie kein zweiter, auch geschichtlich und deswegen haben wir natürlich auch über gute alte Zeiten in unserer Stadt geredet. Und der Jörg stellt eine sehr wage These auf, die uns noch lange über die Aufnahme hinaus beschäftigt hat. Wohnt der Wolf vielleicht wirklich im Hansazentrum? Naja, könnte sein oder?

Craig welcomes on Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, to break down Day 1 of Phase 3 of Commanders OTAs. Mitch shares his thoughts on the absences of Laremy Tunsil, Terry McLaurin, and Marshon Lattimore—calling Lattimore's absence the most disappointing, even with workouts being voluntary. He also highlights Mikey Sainristil's strong showing at slot corner and discusses the offensive line rotations, including Andrew Wylie taking first-team reps over rookie Josh Conerly. Mitch cautions against overreacting but shares why these early glimpses still matter.

Der Arbeitsmarkt hat sich in den vergangenen Jahren spürbar gewandelt: Gegenüber potenziellen Bewerberinnen und Bewerbern, aber auch gegenüber bestehenden Mitarbeitenden müssen Unternehmen als attraktive Arbeitgeber auftreten, um diese für sich gewinnen bzw. an sich binden zu können. Employer Branding – also der Aufbau einer starken Arbeitgebermarke – spielt bei diesem Prozess eine zentrale Rolle.

Berühmt werden als Schauspielerin, Möbel bauen als Tischler oder Menschen helfen als Ärztin oder Polizist - was ist euer absoluter Traumberuf? Was gefällt euch daran und habt ihr vielleicht sogar ein Vorbild? Darüber haben wir mit euch in unserem Live-Podcast “Mikado Mitredezeit” gesprochen.

Eiche, Buche oder Fichte? Die Frage nach dem richtigen Holz bewegt nicht nur Tischler, wenn sie neue Möbel bauen. Auch für Instrumentenbauer spielt das richtige Holz eine entscheidende Rolle. Seit einiger Zeit beschäftigen sich aber auch Bioakustiker mit dem Klang von Bäumen. Susanne Pütz hat sich auf den Weg in die hölzerne Klangwelt gemacht:

Hour 2 1:12 - Capitals Take Game 1 in OT! Chris Russell Recaps the Win 19:54 - Tischler Tuesday: Who's the Guy for the Commanders at 29?

It's a ‘Tischler Tuesday' as Craig welcomes on Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football podcast, to talk all things NFL Draft. Mitch reveals the one player he's hoping falls to the Commanders at pick 29 — edge rusher Shemar Stewart — and explains why he believes Dan Quinn's staff can unlock his potential. The guys also debate Adam Peters' risk tolerance, why drafting a running back in the first round would be a mistake, and Mitch shares his favorite late-round sleeper pick.

Mitch Tischler of Monumental Sports Network joins the Beltway Blitz with the latest on the Commanders as they prepare for the NFL Draft and the remainder of the offseason.

First the boys are joined by Mitch Tischler to hear his thoughts on the Commanders Oline, did the success of last season change the offseason gameplan, and best case scenario for rounds 1-2 in the Draft? Then they're joined by Ryan Fowler of the Draft Network to hear about standouts from Pro Days, Edge Rushers to keep in mind, and small school standouts!!Support the show

AWadd talks College Hoops on the show next as we talk about the end of the Cinderella stories in the tournament as the money all goes to the top conferences. We talk about the state of basketball on the show next as both the first weekend of the tournament and the NBA are in a slump. Mitch Tischler joins us on the show next for some Commanders talk as we break down all of the teams offseason moves so far. We talk about Richmond on the show next as Pickle Ball is on the rise and Stub is looking for a new home.

AWadd is joined by Mitch Tischler on the show next to talk more Commanders as we break the news that Washington is re-signing Noah Brown. NetClix on the show next as AWadd and Stub have some new TV shows that have been intriguing them. Joe on GMU next as we get the perspective on the #2 seed in this year's A10 tournament. Sad news in the sports world next as we react to the loss of John Feinstein with Michael Phillips.

Hour 3 1:12 - Building on Success: Adam Peters' Next Moves 22:11 - Adam Peters On If He'd Be Willing to Bring in Guys With Potential Red Flags 32:43 - Real Things: Luka Doncic + Jimmy Butler

The Beltway Football Podcasts Mitch Tischler helps kick off the hour talking all things related to Commanders offseason needs. Then, Awadd thinks that Washington is the most desperate at the WR position, do you agree? Finally, Washington may have some decisions to make at Running Back with how deep the incoming draft class is.

14:49 - Guest: Mitch Tischler, co-host of Monumental Sports Network's Beltway Football podcast, on the states of the Commanders' offensive and defensive lines, including how good the offensive line truly was in the 2024 season, the potential for right tackle Andrew Wylie to be a salary-cap cut, whether Brandon Coleman will be the team's starting left tackle for Week 1 of the 2025 regular season, how much of the struggles of the rushing offense in terms of running backs as the 2024 season went on were on the offensive line versus the backs, why the run defense in the 2024 season was so bad, the likelihood of the team re-signing edge defenders and pending unrestricted free agents Dante Fowler Jr. and Clelin Ferrell, whether interior defensive lineman Jonathan Allen has played his last game for Washington, what has happened with interior defensive lineman Daron Payne since he signed his big-money contract extension in March 2023, what kind of a rookie season interior defensive lineman Johnny Newton had and more 45:33 - Nationals and Orioles: discussion of injury news for each team, including the reveals that the Nats' top pitching prospect, Travis Sykora, underwent offseason hip surgery and Orioles starting pitcher Trevor Rogers suffered a right-kneecap subluxation during an offseason workout 49:03 - College Basketball: analysis of No. 25 Maryland's 83-75 win at Nebraska...and thoughts on Liberty's 64-54 win at New Mexico State and William & Mary's 61-60 win over Hofstra Visit PaulsonAndNace.com and tell Paulson & Nace that Al Galdi sent you Call Nova Fireplace And Stove at 571-513-3803, mention that Al Galdi sent ya and receive $25 off any fireplace or chimney service Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

JP Finlay and Mitch Tischler join you from New Orleans and start this episode by catching up with former Commanders players Jahan Dotson and Carson Wentz. They then discuss whether Washington should entertain trading for Myles Garrett and/or Cooper Kupp. To conclude the show, Finlay and Tischler chat with PFF Draft analyst Trevor Sikkema.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

AWadd is joined by Mitch Tischler on the show next, as we talk about Washington Commanders offseason and we ask what will Adam Peters do with the cap space? NFL Hits on the show next as we preview the Big Game and break down both teams' chances. VCU Recap next as we talk about another dominant performance in basketball as the Rams continue to climb the ranks. AWadd closes the show as we react to some audio breaking down a fantastic season from Dan Quinn and a viral tweet from AWadd.

Mitch Tischler joins the program to kick off the hour. Then, we get to our NFC Championship Game Pick Six. Finally some breaking news... Kliff Kingsbury is HERE TO STAY!!

Mitch Tischler of the Beltway Football Podcast hops on with Craig to discuss the dreadful NFC Championship game, as well as where this Commanders team goes from here into the off-season.

The boys preview the HUGE game this weekend with Mitch Tischler by asking him about the Oline starters, Starting off right, and who the Unsung Hero will be. Then they're joined by Michael Phillips to get his game prediction and keys to beating Philly before answering fan questions!!Support the show

Craig welcomes Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, for Not My Beat, diving into the surreal moment inside Ford Field when it became clear the Commanders were heading to the NFC Championship. They discuss Washington's defensive turnaround under Joe Whitt Jr., forcing key turnovers in both playoff games, and how the run game, which had struggled, finally found success against Detroit. Plus, a look ahead at how the Commanders should approach their NFC Championship showdown with the Eagles.

Craig welcomes Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, to recap the Commanders' thrilling 23-20 walk-off field goal win over the Buccaneers in the NFC Wildcard. They discuss Jayden Daniels' uncanny ability to rise to the occasion in clutch moments, the ongoing struggles with the run game, and what needs to improve moving forward. Looking ahead, they preview the Commanders' Divisional Round matchup against a high-powered Detroit offense and a fast, physical defense, despite the Lions dealing with significant injuries. Can Washington rise to the challenge once again? Craig and Mitch break it all down.

Craig is joined by Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, for his weekly Tischler Tuesday appearance to break down all things Commanders. The duo kicks things off by revisiting the Commanders' thrilling 23-19 comeback win over the Dallas Cowboys, highlighted by Dan Quinn's controversial decision to pull Jayden Daniels at halftime due to leg soreness. Mitch shares his thoughts on whether the move was precautionary or overly cautious, especially considering the playoff implications. Next, they dive into Terry McLaurin's historic moment, as the star wide receiver etched his name in the franchise record books with the game-winning touchdown. Mitch discusses what the play means for Terry's legacy and the emotional response from his teammates, who were ecstatic to see their captain shine in a clutch moment. The focus then shifts to the Commanders' upcoming NFC Wildcard matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Craig and Mitch outline the Commanders' biggest concerns heading into the playoffs, including how to contain Mike Evans, the challenge of going against Baker Mayfield's resurgent form, and the key to overcoming Tampa Bay's stout defensive front.

Craig welcomes Mitch Tischler for his weekly ‘Tischler Tuesday' segment to break down the Commanders' thrilling playoff-clinching win over the Falcons. Together, they discuss: Historical Milestone: What the franchise's first 11-win season since 1991 means in the context of its tumultuous history and recent transformation. Jayden Daniels' Leadership: A deep dive into Daniels' dynamic performance and how his dual-threat ability continues to elevate the team. Concerns on the Ground: The team's struggles in the run game, including Brian Robinson's lackluster showing, and how this might impact their playoff push. Defensive Resilience: How the defense overcame early struggles against the run to dominate the second half and seal the victory.

Craig welcomes Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, for his weekly 'Tischler Tuesday' appearance to break down the Commanders' thrilling 36-33 comeback win over the Eagles. Mitch shares his concern level for the Commanders' rushing attack, which has turned in back-to-back underwhelming performances against the Saints and Eagles. The two also discuss the defensive adjustments made by Joe Whitt Jr., which helped neutralize Saquon Barkley after his dominant first quarter.

Frohe Weihnachten! Wir müssen endlich mal wieder über einen Hallmark-Weihnachtsfilm sprechen, aber doch nicht über irgendeinen! Lucas Barwenczik wohnt in Heidelberg, Lena Koseck ist Hallmark-Expertin, also sprechen sie mit Christian in dieser Folge über "A Heidelberg Holiday", der Film, in dem Heidi Heidelberg aus den USA endlich ihre (furchtbar hässlichen) Weihnachtsbaumkugeln auf dem Heidelberger Weihnachtsmarkt verkaufen darf. Allerdings gibt es ein Problem: Die Kugeln sind auf dem Postweg verschollen. Und dann gibt es da noch diesen süßen deutschen Tischler, der ihr schöne Augen macht!

Glück ist ein wichtiges Thema in Bhutan. Das kleine Königreich im Himalaya erhebt regelmäßig eine ganz besondere Kennzahl: das Bruttonationalglück. Auch in den fernsten Dörfern des Landes werden die Menschen befragt, wie es um ihre Zufriedenheit steht. Von Bedeutung sind gutes Regieren und gerechtes Wirtschaften, aber auch ökologische Nachhaltigkeit und die Förderung des kulturellen Lebens.Uwe Dräger von der Deutschen Bhutan Himalaya Gesellschaft weiß, wie diese Erhebungen ablaufen: "Es werden 33 Aspekte abgefragt", berichtet er im Podcast "Wirtschaft Welt & Weit". So wird etwa die Work-Life-Balance erhoben, auch Bildungschancen spielen eine Rolle. Bhutans Glückswerte können sich laut Dräger sehen lassen: Sie liegen regelmäßig bei "weit über 90 Prozent".Zum Glücklich sein gehört weit mehr als Geldverdienen. Dennoch ist ein erfüllender Job, der genug Geld einbringt, ein wichtiger Faktor für das eigene Wohlbefinden. Daher suchen auch in Bhutan gerade junge Leute ihr finanzielles Glück im Ausland: Etwa 20.000 bis 25.000 junge, meist gut ausgebildete Bhutaner sollen inzwischen in Australien leben, erzählt Dräger im Podcast. Angelockt durch Devisen arbeiten sie überwiegend in der Gastronomie, der Pflege oder sind als Reinigungskräfte und Erntehelfer im Einsatz.Dabei gibt es auch in Bhutan viel zu tun, etwa im Handwerk. Doch manuelle Tätigkeiten seien bisher wenig beliebt, sagt Dräger. Ihm zufolge streben die Menschen stattdessen nach Büroarbeit. "Die sogenannten Blue-Collar-Jobs werden in Bhutan ganz viel von Indern gemacht." Die Regierung habe das Potenzial der gewerblichen Ausbildung allerdings inzwischen erkannt und versuche, sie zu pushen.Das geschieht auch mit deutscher Unterstützung. Eine Delegation aus Bhutan holte sich dafür bereits Anregungen direkt in Deutschland, etwa bei einem Besuch der Handwerkskammer in Frankfurt am Main. Zimmerleute, Tischler und Elektriker werden inzwischen vor Ort ausgebildet, erzählt Dräger, der in der neuen Podcast-Folge auch über seine eigene Arbeit in verschiedenen Projekten im Land berichtet.Ein bisschen Unterstützung für Bhutans Bruttonationalglück kommt also tatsächlich aus Deutschland. Doch auch wir können durch den Blick nach Bhutan nur gewinnen - zum Beispiel, wenn wir darüber nachdenken, welche Werte für uns persönlich wirklich zählen. Bei Uwe Dräger hat das bereits funktioniert: Er hat sein Glück im Himalaya gefunden. Schreiben Sie Ihre Fragen, Kritik und Anmerkungen gern an www@n-tv.de. Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

It's Tischler Tuesday on The Hoffman Show as Craig welcomes Mitch Tischler of the Beltway Football Podcast to recap the Commanders' wild 20-19 win over the Saints. Craig and Mitch dive into the peculiar nature of Sunday's game, highlighting Marshon Lattimore's impressive debut and the defense's struggles to capitalize on interception opportunities. They also critique the offensive line's poor performance, Jayden Daniels' need to improve on sack avoidance, and the challenges ahead for the wide receiver corps with Noah Brown out for the season, Zach Ertz in concussion protocol, and questions looming about who will step up.

AWadd brings us into the show as always with The Sports App as we highlight all of the biggest plays and moments out of the NFL, College Football, and in the NHL. Crosstalk with Michael Phillips on the show next as we talk Heisman voting as Michael and AWadd have differing opinions on who the winner should be. Mitch Tischler joins us on the show next for some Commanders coverage as we breakdown what the team will look like without two of its offensive weapons. AWadd's picks on the show next as we look at every game in this weekends NFL slate and lock in a bet for each game.

12.11.24 Mitch Tischler, Monumental Sports, on the Commanders'bye week, the matchup with New Orleans, and getting to the playoffs.

Our guy Mitch Tischler joins G&D to discuss the Commanders plus his New York Mets.

Hour 1 1:12 - Commanders' Unexpected Playoff Push: Have Fan Expectations Changed? 19:28 - Tischler Tuesday: Playoff Expectations and Marshon Lattimore's Debut 34:26 - What Will the Commanders Cornerback Rotation Look Like Sunday?

It's a Tischler Tuesday on the Hoffman Show as Craig welcomes Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, for his weekly visit. Mitch shares his perspective on whether his expectations for the Commanders have shifted, noting it would be quite disappointing if the team missed the playoffs after starting 7-2. The discussion then turns to the highly anticipated debut of Marshon Lattimore this Sunday against his former team. Craig and Mitch explore how Lattimore might be incorporated into the lineup and what the cornerback rotation could look like with this new addition.

Kyle is joined by Mitch Tischler of Monumental sports to breakdown who the Pro Bowlers of Washington should be, the RFK Stadium location, and the offenses play lately. Then Kyles joined by Ryan Fowler to hear his thoughts on Jayden daniels play, Draft Prospects to monitor, and projecting Washingtons win total in these last 4 games.Support the show

Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, joins Craig for his weekly segment to break down the Commanders' impressive 42-19 victory over the Titans. Mitch praises the offensive line's stellar performance, which paved the way for a staggering 267 rushing yards. As the discussion shifts to the team's new President, Mark Clouse, Mitch shares his message: don't price out the loyal fanbase that has stood by the team through decades of turmoil. Craig and Mitch dive into the importance of fan accessibility and what Clouse's priorities should be moving forward.

Hour 2 1:12 - Tischler Tuesday: Dominant Run Game and a Message for the New President 12:08 - Take Command Tape Tuesday 34:09 - Dave Johnson Previews Wizards-Cavs

Hour 2 1:12 - Tischler Tuesday: Diagnosing the Commanders' Offensive Regression 18:13 - Take Command Tape Tuesday: Terry McLaurin Alignment on Left Side 32:01 - Dave Johnson Previews Wizards-Bulls NBA Cup Game

Craig welcomes Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, for his weekly "Tischler Tuesday" segment to dissect the Commanders' faltering offense. Mitch highlights the offensive line's struggles, noting how injuries have played a role. He also critiques Kliff Kingsbury's play-calling, pointing out a noticeable drop-off compared to earlier in the season. Mitch identifies a lack of commitment to the run game and the absence of a quick passing attack, such as screens, as key factors contributing to Washington's recent woes. Together, Craig and Mitch explore what adjustments the team can make moving forward.

Mitch Tischler joins G&D to discuss the Commanders-Cowboys game, and what went wrong for the good side.

Known affectionately as the mother of animal law, this weeks guest Joyce Tischler has over 45 years of experience advocating for animal rights through the law in the US. Starting off in 1979 by co-founding the Animal Legal Defense Fund where Joyce would serve as executive director for 25 years, we hear about the first cases Joyce worked on as well as her bold decision to take on the US Navy. Joyce now lectures at the Lewis and Clark Law School in the Centre for Animal Law, specialising in Industrial animal agriculture law teaching students both locally and internationally. We hear from Joyce on some great case study examples of effective campaigning and her decision to switch from circumstantial cases to prioritising cases to develop legal theory.00:00:00:00 | Intro00:06:18:06 | Animal Rights in the 1970s00:10:51:11 | Animal Law and CAFO's00:13:20:18 | Significance of the meeting in 198100:17:38:12 | Early cases00:27:23:20 | How were the cases picked?00:34:54:17 | Feelings on leading an organization as a woman in that time00:38:53:16 | Evolution of Animal Law00:48:12:12 | Shifting focus over the years01:01:36:07 | Main goals in Animal Law01:10:22:10 | Personal preference versus effectiveness01:23:17:08 | Closing questionsIf you enjoy the show, please leave a rating and review us - we would really appreciate it! Likewise, feel free to share it with anyone who you think might enjoy it. You can send us feedback and guest recommendations via Twitter or email us at hello@howilearnedtoloveshrimp.com. Enjoy!

Tischler Tuesday: RFK Hopes, Jayden's Struggles, and Defensive Surprises full Lynnell is joined by Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, for this week's "Tischler Tuesday." Mitch shares his thoughts on the latest developments surrounding the RFK stadium site and expresses his preference for the Commanders' return 1097 Tue, 19 Nov 2024 22:43:42 +0000 3qaSU7yhlAiVsoPBlW5uRGfIz8RYPF88 nfl,sports,football,washington commanders The Hoffman Show nfl,sports,football,washington commanders Tischler Tuesday: RFK Hopes, Jayden's Struggles, and Defensive Surprises Craig Hoffman offers thoughtful sports commentary and himself on being smart and having a conscious while still having a really good time on the air. Craig has covered Washington's NFL team on the beat and has worked as a fixture in the DC Sports Community for over 7 years. Craig is joined by a who's who of players, coaches, owners, and experts as well as a rotating cast of sports media friends from across the DMV and across the country. For more from Craig, follow him on Twitter @hoffmanshow. Also be sure to check out the Take Command podcast available Mondays and Thursdays where he's joined by former Washington Tight End Logan Paulson. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc Sports False https://player.amp

Hour 2 1:12 - Tischler Tuesday: RFK Hopes, Jayden's Struggles, and Defensive Surprises 18:17 - Lynnell's Concern Meter: What's Wrong with the Commanders' Offense? 35:49 - Calls: What's Your Level of Concern for the Commanders' Offense?

Mitch Tsichler joins the show to discuss ALL things Commanders as they are a juggernaut in the NFC.

9.19.24 Mitch Tischler, Monumental Sports, on the first two weeks of the Commanders, Jayden Daniels' performance, and how to help the defense.

Beltway Blitz: Mitch Tischler of Monumental Sports gets us up to date on the stories going on around the NFL right now.

15:52 - Commanders: thoughts on the Commanders placing interior defensive lineman Johnny Newton on the Non-Football Injury List...and discussion of comments from receiver Terry McLaurin on having been working on becoming better at generating yards after catch 26:15 - Guest: Mitch Tischler, co-host of Monumental Sports Network's Beltway Football podcast, with an in-depth examination of the Commanders' offensive line, including a spot-by-spot review of the line, what to make of offensive-line coach Bobby Johnson and whether the line is good enough for quarterback Jayden Daniels to have a great rookie season 59:13 - Nationals: analysis of a three-game sweep of the Cincinnati Reds...and reaction to starting pitcher Josiah Gray being done for the season due to needing UCL surgery 01:17:41 - Orioles: breakdown of the O's winning two out of three games at the Texas Rangers Visit PaulsonAndNace.com and tell Paulson & Nace that Al Galdi sent ya! Call Nova Fireplace And Stove at 571-513-3803, mention that Al Galdi sent ya and receive $25 off any gas-fireplace service, chimney cleaning or chimney inspection Visit CateringByUptown.com and mention that Al Galdi sent ya! Interested in advertising on this podcast? Email Sales@BlueWirePods.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices