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SummaryIn this episode of the 3 Pillars podcast, host Chase Tobin delves into the theme of strength and its purpose in protecting what matters most in life. He emphasizes that strength, whether physical, mental, or spiritual, is not merely for self-aggrandizement but is a sacred responsibility to shield and nurture those entrusted to us. Drawing from biblical teachings, Tobin articulates that true strength is sacrificial, aimed at preserving life and standing firm in the face of adversity. He encourages listeners to cultivate their strength intentionally, highlighting that it is a choice developed through discipline and commitment.Tobin further explores the multifaceted nature of strength, discussing the importance of mental fortitude, emotional maturity, and spiritual grounding. He asserts that a strong mind and heart are essential for protecting oneself and others, and he provides practical advice on how to build these strengths through daily practices like prayer, accountability, and purposeful learning. Ultimately, he calls on listeners to use their strength not for domination but as a shield for the vulnerable, leaving a legacy of protection and righteousness for future generations.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Strength and Purpose06:58 The Responsibilities of Strength12:30 Physical Strength as a Tool20:00 Spiritual Strength: The Core of Protection25:12 Standing Against Wrongdoing30:12 Final Thoughts and Call to ActionSUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW PODCAST CHANNEL HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@3PillarsPodcast Takeaways-Strength is not inherited; it is chosen and developed.-True strength is sacrificial and protects the weak.-Your strength exists for guardianship, not domination.-A weak mind cannot protect anything; it folds under pressure.-Strength misused becomes domination; strength rightly used becomes protection.God bless you all. Jesus is King. “But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” ‭‭Romans‬ ‭5‬:‭8‬ ‭KJV‬‬I appreciate all the comments, topic suggestions, and shares! Find the "3 Pillars Podcast" on all major platforms. For more information, visit the 3 Pillars Podcast website: https://3pillarspodcast.comDon't forget to check out the 3 Pillars Podcast on Goodpods and share your thoughts by leaving a rating and review: https://goodpods.app.link/3X02e8nmIub Please Support Veteran's For Child Rescue: https://vets4childrescue.org/ Join the conversation: #3pillarspodcast

New year, same us, full hearts, can't lose ⭐ Christen and Tobin are BACK and ready for a new year of TRS shenanigans, starting off strong with Caroline Hendershot and Blake Morgan, the hosts of Well Played. They talk about their shared experiences working in the sports media landscape as women, especially within men's sports. Speaking of which, Caroline and Blake attempt to explain to Christen why American football could be interesting (sometimes….). And finally, our favorite ditty, Community Roasts. Stay spicy Reimaginers! New episodes every week. Watch the video version of the show on YouTube. Sign up for our newsletter, The RE—SET:  https://re-website.com/pages/newsletter Follow RE: https://www.instagram.com/re__inc/ https://www.tiktok.com/@re__inc https://twitter.com/re__inc https://www.threads.net/@re__inc   Follow Tobin: https://www.instagram.com/tobinheath https://twitter.com/TobinHeath   Follow Christen: https://www.instagram.com/christenpress https://twitter.com/ChristenPress To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What was suppose to be Tobin's giving us the reason that the Heat should go for Grizzlies guard ja Morant, became him procrastinating on the matter and giving us reason why the Panthers should be worries with goalie Sergei Bobrovsky leaving the Cats over his contract not being extended.

After a disappointing 6-11 season and a third straight year without a playoff appearance, this offseason will be one of the most consequential in recent Bengals history. Cincinnati has chosen stability at the top — head coach Zac Taylor and director of player personnel Duke Tobin will both return — meaning Tobin's roster construction decisions will be under intense scrutiny. Defensive talent acquisition will be the top priority. Tobin publicly stated the team needs a significant influx of talent on defense, especially in the pass rush, after struggling to generate pressure and close out games late in the season. He's highlighted this as a key reason the Bengals lost tight contests and failed to make the playoffs. Improving leadership on defense and overall toughness is another focus. Tobin emphasized needing players who can lead and execute consistently — something the unit lacked during the 2025 campaign — and may look for veterans in free agency and the draft to provide that. The offensive line and backup quarterback protection will likely be addressed to keep Burrow healthy; he missed time due to injury in 2025. Finally, resource allocation and scouting strategy could draw attention: Tobin said Cincinnati won't expand its historically small scouting department, which has faced criticism for its draft results, especially on defense. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Bengals #NFL #OffTheBench

The guys celebrate the Miami Heat snapping their three-game losing streak with a win over the Phoenix Suns, as Bam Adebayo finally steps up and delivers a strong performance. The Miami Dolphins' coaching search continues, with new reports emerging about potential candidates for the job. Tobin and Leroy discuss what the Dolphins would have to give up to acquire Mike Tomlin—and it's looking bleak, to say the least.

Tobin fills us in on the Lakers drama involving Rich Paul (Lebron's agent) and Austin Reeves's agent following Paul's recent comments on the Lakers moving Reeves elsewhere. Tobin then makes something out of nothing per usual as Giannis was caught booing back at the Bucks fans last night during a 40 point loss. We dip into the mixed bag to round out the second hour as we hear from Spo on Mike Tomlin stepping down from the Steeler head coaching job, and one of Mike McDaniel's childhood friends had choice words for the Dolphins and the city of Miami.

The guys look a little ahead to next season for the Miami Hurricanes as Alabama QB Ty Simpson turned down 6.5 million from Miami, this is coming off the heels of Canes transfer portal target Sam Levitt going to LSU. Who will be the Canes QB next season? Tobin tries to convince Leroy that Ja Morant would be a good fit for the Miami Heat, but it doesn't go well. Florida Panthers left wing and 2x Stanley Cup Champ AJ Greer joins the show to talk about his journey to the NHL, his role on the Panthers, injuries, and more!

We look ahead to Monday's National Championship matchup between the Canes and Indiana, which will be the toughest test yet for Miami and will require their cleanest game of the season. We hit 15 Minutes of Heat, questioning whether the Suns' recent wins are being overhyped. Tobin continues his attempt to convince Leroy that Ja Morant would be a good fit for the Heat, but Leroy isn't buying it, citing too many red flags. We wrap up the hour with our favorite Wednesday game, Rats Off a Ship, featuring speculation about Mike Tomlin wanting to coach somewhere warm and whether Mike McDaniel could become Cam Ward's next head coach.

The guys react to the Miami Heat snapping their losing streak, with Bam finally stepping up, and keep the Heat talk going throughout the show—including Tobin's continued attempt to sell Leroy on Ja Morant and Leroy pointing out all the red flags. Around the NBA, there's no shortage of drama as Tobin breaks down the Lakers situation involving Rich Paul and Austin Reaves, questions whether the Suns' recent wins are being overhyped, and reacts to Giannis booing back at Bucks fans during a blowout loss. The Miami Dolphins' coaching search remains a major talking point, with ongoing discussion about potential candidates, what it would take to land Mike Tomlin, and whether Miami could lure a big-name coach to a warmer climate. The guys also react to comments from Erik Spoelstra, Mike McDaniel's childhood friend taking shots at the Dolphins and the city of Miami, and play their favorite Wednesday game, Rats Off a Ship. College football gets plenty of shine as the crew looks ahead to the Canes' National Championship matchup against Indiana, breaks down why it may be their toughest test yet, and debates who Miami's quarterback will be next season after missing out on key transfer portal targets. Plus, Florida Panthers left wing and two-time Stanley Cup champion A.J. Greer joins the show to talk about his journey to the NHL, his role with the Panthers, injuries, and more—along with plenty of mixed bags, games, and classic back-and-forth along the way.

If we're going to build strong lives, strong families, and a strong church, we need more than good intentions—we need the power of the Holy Spirit. In this message, Pastor Cory continues laying a biblical foundation for why the baptism of the Holy Spirit is essential for every believer.Walking through the book of Acts and Paul's teaching to the early church, this message brings clarity to the difference between being born again and being filled with the Holy Spirit. From Pentecost to Samaria, from Saul's conversion to Cornelius' household, Scripture consistently shows that believers were empowered by the Holy Spirit and spoke in other tongues as He came upon them.This message addresses common confusion, clears up misconceptions, and shows from God's Word that the baptism of the Holy Spirit is not strange, outdated, or optional—it is God's design for strengthening believers and advancing His kingdom. Praying in the Spirit builds us up, sharpens our faith, and releases God's will beyond what our natural understanding can produce.If you're hungry for deeper spiritual strength, clearer direction, and real power to live out your calling, this message will challenge you to believe God for more and receive everything He has made available.Key Scriptures:Acts 2 • Acts 8 • Acts 10 • Acts 19 • 1 Corinthians 12–14 • Jude 20#BornToBuild #HolySpirit #BaptismOfTheHolySpirit #PrayingInTongues #SpiritFilledLife #ActsChurch #ChristianGrowth #WestsideChurch #faith #scripture #Jesus #deliverance #church #God Support the show

Paul is joined by Dave Niinemets and Mo Egger to discuss the Bengals news this week. -Donate to support Jay Morrison and his family: https://www.gofundme.com/f/growl-pals-unite-for-jays-family-Dan Pitcher's Browns interview and Brian Callahan in the wings-What's happening in the AFC North-Sheldon Rankins-Mock offseason-Bengals hit Vegas-DJ Turner snub-Mo Egger joins: Duke Tobin press conference thoughts-Feel better, same, worse?-How did the media do?-Takeaways from weekend through a Bengals lensWatch and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheGrowlerPodcastThe Growler on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-growler/id1733476604The Growler on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70iJjqgPQrVzQ2pdOwVvDYLinks to socials, Growl Pal shirts, YouTube, podcast platforms and more: www.thegrowlerpodcast.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

While discussing the what's going on in the NBA, the Ja Morant to the Heat talk was brought up. Tobin is all in for Ja, while Leroy still doesn't want an injured prone, defensive liability that cant shoot on the Heat roster.

It is Monday, and we are back in the swing of things. We started this morning talking through the Wild Wild Card games from this weekend. Tobin goes through the list of potential head coaches for the Miami Dolphins and debates whether they need a defensive- or offensive-minded coach. We get into 15 Min of Heat, and we all have no words for their recent struggles as we try to make sense of what needs to be the next move for the Heat. We look ahead to next week as we discuss the National Championship matchup between our very own Miami Hurricanes and the Indiana Hoosiers.

As news continues to come in about who the Dolphins are looking at for the head coaching position, the gang is leaning toward seasoned guys, not any first-timers. Brittney shares her sadness that she will have to work the Heat game the night of the National Championship, and the guys urge her to lie to get out of it. The gang are big fans of the cheese grater shenanigans the Bears fans had going on on Saturday night. Tobin and Leroy argue about what Tom Brady's role on the Raiders really is. We wrap up the third hour as we dip into our mixed bag, as we hear from Fernando Mendoza, Justin Herbert, and Matt LaFleur.

We continue to break down the matchup between the Canes and Indiana as we move into the second hour. We all unfortunately have a soft spot for Fernando Mendoza, so Brittney chooses to hate on the Hoosiers' head coach, Cignetti. Tobin begs the question that if the Heat were to move on from the veterans on the team, he feels as though the results on the court would be no different than what they are right now. It is then time for one of our favorite Monday games, as Leroy hands out his Gameballs and Gamebums!

Cincinnati Bengals Director of Player Personnel Duke Tobin spoke at length with the media Friday, January 9, 2026, offering a candid review of the team's struggles and a broad outline of the work ahead in the offseason. Tobin acknowledged the frustration and disappointment that came with a 6–11 record and a third consecutive season out of the playoffs, taking responsibility for the organization's performance while emphasizing that the team still believes it has a “championship-caliber” roster despite the results. A central theme of the press conference was the need to improve the defense, particularly the pass rush. The Bengals finished 2025 near the bottom of the league in sacks and points allowed, a point Tobin stressed repeatedly, noting that generating pressure with just four rushers must improve and that the defensive unit requires more talent and leadership. He praised the late-season defensive turnaround under new coaching but acknowledged that the unit overall was not good enough. Tobin also discussed the team's offensive identity, stressing that the core offensive talent remains strong, especially when healthy, but that Cincinnati must finish games better. He highlighted losses in close contests and the need to cultivate a “focus, strain and finish” mentality. On personnel matters, Tobin was cautious on specifics regarding free agency and contract strategy, saying the club is willing to do what's necessary to secure players who can help win but offering few concrete commitments. He expressed confidence in the current leadership and expressed openness to involving quarterback Joe Burrow in offseason discussions about roster construction. Fan reaction to the presser was mixed, with some appreciating the candor but many criticizing Tobin for avoiding detailed answers on key questions. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Bengals #NFL #OffTheBench

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Paul and Mark open a special Saturday morning edition of Who Dey Light discussing all the takeaways, fallout and behind the scenes from Friday's Duke Tobin news conference. -Donate to support Jay! https://www.gofundme.com/f/growl-pals-unite-for-jays-family-Thanks to BetMGM for hosting live shows all year. Best playoff bets!-Let's talk Tobin presser-Most important takeaways-Challenges of the situation to get real answers-The answer I wanted and didn't get-Partner with us and Power Stacks together!-Shout out Eric Sztanyo of Keller-Williams for supporting WDL-Your questions -Scouting department-Does this change angle on Paul's story-Ambush light: Prep for the event-Paul raps-Growler Bet plea-Go see Mark live!-Dad life on taking credit for grades and the timing of tough questionsWatch and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheGrowlerPodcastThe Growler on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-growler/id1733476604The Growler on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70iJjqgPQrVzQ2pdOwVvDYLinks to all socials, podcast platforms, merchandise from Cincy Shirts and more: thegrowlerpodcast.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

CINCINNATI -- Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin spent 63 minutes Friday answering questions from reporters about the failures of the 2025 Bengals and why he believes he, his staff and Zac Taylor deserve another chance to turn it around in 2026. Trags and Skinny break down all the major takeaways from Friday's unusual presser. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ESPNs Sham Charania reported that the Memphis Grizzlies are open to hear trade talks for point guard ja Morant. We know Leroy isn't a fan of small guards who get hurt but "ol Tobes" loves him some Ja and wants the Heat to make a move for him or does he?

Local 12 Digital Sports Columnist and Editor Richard Skinner was joined by Mike Petraglia from CLNS media to analyze the words of Cincinnati Bengals Director of Player Personnel Duke Tobin following his media conference on Friday, Jan. 9, 2026.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bengals Player Personnel Director Duke Tobin makes a rare appearance before the media. Lance reviews Tobin's comments with Mike Petraglia of the Jungle Roar Podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bengals Player Personnel Director Duke Tobin makes a rare appearance before the media. Lance reviews Tobin's comments with Mike Petraglia of the Jungle Roar Podcast.

Tobin open the show breaking down tonight's Fiesta Bowl matchup between the Mimi Hurricanes vs Ole Miss.

In the final hour of the show: - Tobin is becoming ick and tired of Giannis and him saying he doesn't want to be traded out of Milwauke. - How amped up will Michael Irving be at the Fiesta Bowl?

Tobin is getting sick and tired of Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo for being an attention seeker. first he wants to be trade then he likes hearing his name on the news all the time. "He's the hottest chick in the game" was his quote. Now, he is saying he never asked to be traded which has our boy Tobes ready to be done with Giannis.

In this episode, the conversation covers Brandan Tobin's summers selling books, the people he learned from, and the experiences that shaped how he approaches sales and leadership today. Brandan talks about starting out skeptical of the program, thinking it might be a scam, and showing up to Nashville realizing it was very real and very serious.He shares stories from the field, including recruiting challenges, managing a large group early in his career, and learning how confidence, persistence, and systems affect performance. The discussion moves into how he tracked referrals using a handwritten notebook, how that system worked for him, and why building something you understand matters more than using a tool you don't.The episode also explores Brandan's work building CRM systems, what differentiates their approach from platforms like HubSpot and Salesforce, and why follow-up systems often matter more than lead quality. He explains how automations, voicemail drops, texting, and consistent follow-up impact conversion rates.Along the way, there are memorable field stories, including bike crashes, host families, nurses who bought books, and moments where persistence paid off in unexpected ways. The conversation wraps with reflections on faith, alignment with business partners, and why being on the same page matters regardless of belief.00:01:53 – Early connections, sales school, and shared experiences00:02:22 – Introduction to Brandan Tobin and background00:03:45 – Growth awards, leadership roles, and early success00:13:03 – Using CRM systems to manage buyers and follow-up00:18:00 – Building CRM tools to help small businesses compete00:21:47 – Why follow-up systems outperform lead quality00:29:18 – Helping business owners define their sales process00:33:37 – Pivoting from consulting to software development00:35:32 – Using voicemail drops and reminders to drive action00:45:08 – Recruiting stories and standout leaders01:10:29 – Host families, delivery challenges, and field logistics01:11:22 – Managing a large organization with limited experience01:21:18 – Tracking referrals with a handwritten system01:36:33 – Memorable field stories and “sit-downs”01:37:26 – Bike crash story and persistence in the field01:51:46 – Lessons on treating strangers and people skills01:52:43 – Meeting a famous athlete in the field02:06:26 – Faith, relationships, and being aligned with partners02:07:16 – Closing thoughts and how to connect after the episodeBrandan Tobin is a believer in Christ and a humble salesman. His mission is to expand God's kingdom by helping good people grow great businesses and increase their charitable giving.As the CRO with Knowledge Gap Consulting, Brandan leads the sales team and is still in the field, helping salespeople and entrepreneurs convert more leads in less time with custom built, AI-powered, CRM solutions. Over his nearly 20 year career in sales and business, Brandan built sales teams and sold for a variety of industries, including mortgage, real estate, solar, SaaS software and of course, books.He hit the double growth award his 2nd summer, and the quadruple growth award his 3rd summer, delivering over 8,000 units after hitting Mort, Chairman's and PC several times. As a 19 year old sophomore and B manager, Brandan helped lead a group of 22 first years and only 3 other managers, also on their B summers….and not a single person quit.Brandan went on to close more than $7,000,000 of annually recurring revenue as an account executive for various tech companies until partnering with Joe Ignace, another SW alum, to sell their own software, Velocity 360.None of it came easily or naturally and Brandan will be the first to tell you, none of it would'vebeen possible without the grace of God, being coachable, and really great mentors.

This week, Jake and Bob welcome Dr. Sean Tobin, author and psychologist, to explore the reality of spiritual warfare and deliverance ministry. Dr. Sean reframes deliverance not as a battle to fear but as a process of centering our hearts in Christ. They discuss how fear, self-reliance, and isolation fragment the soul, why the simplicity of love and praise is more powerful than you think, and the proper balance between technique and communion. This is a hopeful conversation about spiritual battle, one rooted not in fear, but in confidence in a Father who relentlessly pursues healing, wholeness, and communion with His children.   Key Points:  Spiritual warfare is real, but we need not be afraid. Deliverance is not about removing darkness but allowing the light of Christ back into our hearts. The enemy's main tactics are to make us feel afraid, isolated, or grasp in self-reliance. Feeding fear or falling into superstition can strengthen spiritual bondage instead of bringing freedom The simple practices of faith (prayer, trust, and praise) are more profoundly effective than you think. Spiritual warfare is ultimately about ministering to people, not fighting demons. Healing involves restoring belonging, communion, and trust in God's presence. Like healing, deliverance is a process, and does not usually happen in a single moment. God can use spiritual conflict to refine, mature, and draw us into deeper communion with Him. Resources: Dr. Sean Tobin's Website Big GOD, Little Devil by Dr. Sean Tobin Big GOD, Little Devil audiobook narrated by Dr. Sean Tobin Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 03:03 Dr. Sean's Background 09:59 Learning About Spiritual Warfare Can Help Increase Our Faith 16:16 How Fear Plays into the Enemy's Hands 21:37 Isolation, Self Reliance, and Distrust are Part of Spiritual Warfare 26:38 Authority and the Power of Suggestion 31:48 The Effects of Simple Practices 41:43 Technique vs Relationship with God 49:01 Words of Encouragement as You Enter the Battle   Connect with Restore the Glory:  Instagram: @restoretheglorypodcast  Twitter: @RestoreGloryPod Facebook: Restore the Glory Podcast   Never miss out on an episode by hitting the subscribe button right now! Help other people find the show and grow in holiness by sharing this podcast with them individually or on your social media. Thanks!

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We're a bit somber this Wednesday morning after tough losses for two South Florida teams, as the Heat get boat-raced by the Timberwolves and the Panthers fall to the Maple Leafs. Tobin and Brittney break down the Heat's recent struggles and hint at possible unhappiness from Tyler Herro. Then we dip into our mixed bag and hear from Adam Schefter, Carson Beck, and Norman Powell.

We break down the John Harbaugh firing and what it could mean for the Dolphins, as it's been reported that the Fins have been in touch with him. Tobin and Brittney think it would be a bad look for the Dolphins to pursue Harbaugh while McDaniel is still the sitting head coach—either commit or cut the guy loose. Florida Panthers television play-by-play voice Steve Goldstein joins the show to talk all things Panthers. Tobs and Goldy break down the injuries plaguing the Panthers so far this season, Tkachuk's hopeful return, and Sam Bennett being left off the Canadian national team.

News broke yesterday that the Ravens decided to part ways with head coach John Harbaugh, and Dolphins fans are pressuring the front office to pursue him. After the Heat were beaten down by the Timberwolves last night, things seem frosty with Tyler Herro, and Tobin begs the question of whether it's time to move on from this core. We're then joined by former Cane and current Hurricanes co-host Brian Monroe to discuss the Canes facing Ole Miss in the Fiesta Bowl semifinals. He breaks down the anticipation and preparation, as well as how this team matches up against Ole Miss.

We kick off the final hour with a classic Tobin rant after reports surface that the Dolphins asked players during exit interviews for their thoughts on head coach Mike McDaniel. Tobs urges the Dolphins to cut their losses, move on from McDaniel, and GO GET US A HARBAUGH! We then wrap up the show with a very short-lived Rats Off a Ship, as Brittney finally admits to Tobin that she actually likes JJ Redick—whom Tobin has deemed his mortal enemy.

The show opens with a somber tone after rough losses for the Heat and Panthers, sparking conversations about Miami's struggles, tension surrounding Tyler Herro, and whether the Heat's core has run its course. The Dolphins dominate much of the discussion as news breaks that John Harbaugh is out in Baltimore, igniting debate over Miami's coaching future and whether pursuing Harbaugh would be a bad look with Mike McDaniel still in place. Panthers coverage continues with in-depth injury analysis, Tkachuk's potential return, and roster snubs, plus insight from TV voice Steve Goldstein. College football enters the mix with former Cane Brian Monroe previewing the Canes' Fiesta Bowl semifinal matchup against Ole Miss. The show wraps with an all-time Tobin rant over Dolphins exit interviews, a full-throated call to move on from McDaniel, and a lighthearted finish as Brittney shocks Tobin by admitting she likes his so-called mortal enemy, JJ Redick.

Local 12 digital sports columnist and editor Richard Skinner was joined by Rick Broering to discuss a variety of topics.Those topics include:*Did Joe Burrow take a dive for Myles Garrett?*Ja'Marr Chase comments on his level of confidence in the coaching staff*Mike Brown confirms Zac Taylor and Duke Tobin will be back next year*A Bengals player is headed to jail*Wes Miller flips out during radio interview after loss at West Virginia*College basketball roundup featuring Cincinnati, Kentucky, Xavier, and Northern Kentucky*#AskSkinnyAnythingSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Fasting isn't about religious pressure or extreme rules—it's about intentionally setting time aside to hear from God, strengthen your spirit, and reset your priorities. In this message, Pastor Cory brings biblical clarity to what fasting actually is, why Scripture emphasizes fasting from food, and how it positions us to experience real spiritual breakthrough.Drawing from both the Old and New Testaments, this teaching shows that fasting is meant to get our attention, quiet our flesh, and tune our hearts to what God wants to say and do in us. When done with the right heart, fasting breaks yokes, loosens burdens, and creates space for God's power to work in deeper ways.This message invites every believer to ask God meaningful questions during a fast: What have You called me to do? Give me the power to do it. Increase Your anointing in my life. Give me a heart for the advancement of Your kingdom.If you're starting a fast—or simply want to understand why fasting matters—this message will ground you in Scripture, strengthen your resolve, and help you step into the new year with purpose and power. Support the show

Paul is joined by Charlie and Mo as they unpack a busy day of fallout from the 6-11 season.-Donate to support our guy Jay Morrison at this link.-Paul and Charlie discuss the things seen, heard and observed on locker cleanout day.-Camargo Insurance Run, Pass or Boot: Whose career would you take to this point Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow?-Mo joins and we go all in on the topic of running it back with Duke Tobin and Zac Taylor.-Other unique free agent decisions and potential cap cuts-Special Growler Bet result-ARBIES includes one news trend that has to disappear in 2026.Watch and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheGrowlerPodcastThe Growler on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-growler/id1733476604The Growler on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70iJjqgPQrVzQ2pdOwVvDYLinks to socials, Growl Pal shirts, YouTube, podcast platforms and more: www.thegrowlerpodcast.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tobin & Leroy discuss the rumors of Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young being traded tot eh Miami Heat. - Tobin doesn't mind the trade if Atlanta adds a first round draft ick with it. - Leroy doesn't want a small non-defensive guard

In this third hour: - Tobin talks about a possible Tyler Herro for Trae Young - Why they should make this trade if a draft pick is included - Matthew Tkachuck close to make his season debut for the Cats

Paul is joined by Jamie and Andrew, and discuss the final game of the season against the Browns, Zac Taylor's future and the upcoming press conference with Duke Tobin.

Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown announced that head coach Zac Taylor and director of player personnel Duke Tobin will both return, signaling continuity and confidence in the franchise's leadership as it looks toward the future. The decision reinforces the organization's belief in the vision that has guided the Bengals through recent seasons and into consistent contention in the AFC. Brown praised Taylor for his steady leadership and ability to connect with players, noting that stability at head coach remains a priority for the organization. Since taking over, Taylor has helped modernize the team's culture, emphasizing accountability, collaboration, and resilience. Under his guidance, the Bengals have developed into a perennial playoff contender, highlighted by deep postseason runs and a reputation as one of the conference's most competitive teams. Duke Tobin's return was framed as equally important. Brown emphasized Tobin's role in building and maintaining the roster through the draft, free agency, and contract negotiations. Tobin has been instrumental in assembling a core of star talent while balancing long-term financial flexibility, a strategy that has allowed Cincinnati to compete with larger-market franchises. His eye for talent and willingness to make bold moves have earned respect across the league. Brown acknowledged that expectations remain high in Cincinnati and that recent seasons have shown both the promise of the roster and the challenges that come with sustained success. By retaining both Taylor and Tobin, the Bengals are opting for continuity rather than sweeping change, believing that their current leadership group is best positioned to address shortcomings and push the team to the next level. The announcement sends a clear message to players, fans, and the rest of the NFL: the Bengals trust their plan. With Taylor leading on the sidelines and Tobin shaping the roster, Cincinnati aims to remain a fixture in the AFC playoff picture and continue its pursuit of a championship. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Bengals #NFL #OffTheBench

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We wrap up the show with our favorite Monday game of Alright! Oh No! Leroy lashes out on Tobin and everyone is happy that the Dolphin season has finally come to an end.

Happy New Year!! We are back in full effect as we react to the Canes win over Ohio State to send them to the Semi Finals in the College Football Playoff. Tears were shed, adult beverages were drunk, and the Canes are BACK! The Miami Dolphins season is officially over as they get crushed by the Patriots. Leroy has been saying all season that the halftime adjustments are horrible but McDaniel wants to admit that NOW! The guys play with some trade scenarios and Tobin seems to want to trade the house for Lamar.

Tobin and the gang were majorly impressed with Carson Beck putting his head down at crucial times in the Canes victory over Ohio State. We dive into the matchup between the Hurricanes and Ole Miss, can the Canes continue to dominate in the trenches? Was the Winter Classic a bust? Tobin and Brittney happen to think it was.Then it is time for a Monday classic as Leroy gives his Game Balls and Game Bums of the week.

Tobin goes through the list of people who the Dolphins are interviewing for the GM position, Leroy does not want any young analytical guys. We continue to discuss if Mike McDaniel will be back next season, and if we all knew that Tua wasn't the MAJOR issue with the Dolphins. Do they rebuild or keep trying with this personnel? We then dip into the Mixed Bag as we hear from Mike Tomlin and spiral into Tobin's love for Nikola Jovic.

In this last hour of this New Year Monday the guys address the missed kick by the rookie kicker for the Ravens, how much does that fall on the kicker and does Leroy still hold grudges with kickers from when he was a player. Leroy and Brittney won't allow Tobin to imagine if the Canes make it and win the National Championship… It is always strictly TASK AT HAND. We wrap up the show with our favorite Monday game of Alright! Oh No! Leroy lashes out on Tobin and everyone is happy that the Dolphin season has finally come to an end.

Happy New Year! The guys are back in full effect reacting to the Canes' emotional win over Ohio State to send Miami to the College Football Playoff Semifinals. Tears were shed, adult beverages were consumed, and the Canes are officially BACK. The celebration doesn't last long as the Miami Dolphins' season comes to an ugly end after getting crushed by the Patriots. Leroy has been calling out the awful halftime adjustments all season, and now Mike McDaniel wants to admit it, while Tobin toys with trade scenarios that might include trading the house for Lamar Jackson. The crew is also impressed by Carson Beck's toughness in the Canes' win and previews Miami's matchup with Ole Miss, questioning whether the Hurricanes can continue to dominate in the trenches. Tobin and Brittney weigh in on whether the Winter Classic was a bust, and Leroy hands out his weekly Game Balls and Game Bums. The Dolphins discussion continues with Tobin breaking down GM interview candidates, Leroy rejecting young analytical types, and debate over whether Mike McDaniel returns and if Tua was ever the MAJOR issue. The Mixed Bag delivers sound from Mike Tomlin and spirals into Tobin's love for Nikola Jovic. In the final hour, the guys debate the Ravens rookie kicker's costly miss and whether Leroy still holds grudges against kickers from his playing days. Leroy and Brittney refuse to let Tobin dream about a Canes National Championship — it's strictly TASK AT HAND — before wrapping things up with Alright! Oh No!, Leroy lashing out at Tobin, and everyone agreeing it's a relief that the Dolphins season is finally over.

On Today's Tobin and Leroy show, the guys are back for he last show of the year and they discuss: - The Miami Dolphins youth movement leading the way in their win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers -The Miami Hurricanes preparing to face the Ohio St. Buckeyes Wednesday night in CFP quarterfinal - The Miami Heat fac the Denver Nuggets tonight at home - Matthew Tkachuk is back on the ice, could he make his season debut at the Winter Classic Friday? - Anthony Joshua survives a deadly crazy crash in Nigeria - Leroy's Game Balls & Bums - Daily Mix Bag