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Part One | Part Two January 6th was terrifying for many Americans. After all, they saw it on television. But what did they really see? Did they know what actually unfolded that day? Did they even ask? Trump is the Jan. 6 President, proclaims the New York Times' Editorial Board.And the text:What I learned, living through these events as a former Democrat, is that the New York Times Editorial Board is lying through its teeth. Or maybe they aren't lying. Maybe they really do believe it. They exist inside the Doomsday Cult of the Left, after all, along with all of those high-minded “journalists” at the New Yorker and the Atlantic.But to make the bold proclamation that any protest, or even riot, against oppressive forces, whether you believe them to be oppressive or not, is un-American proves they don't know this country or its history very well.There were two sides to this story. If I'd never left the Left, I would have believed their version of the event. I would have been just as horrified. I would have thought it was an attack on democracy. But protests are the voices of the unheard and a healthy sign of any democracy, and for a grassroots movement, and millions of Americans who had been disenfranchised by the four years Trump was in power? This was the best way for them to be heard. The only way for them to be heard.They just didn't know they were walking into an ambush by forces far greater than them, and more powerful than any political party in American history and what they wanted to do was use that protest - a moment of desperation for desperate Americans abandoned by the government, the culture and most institutions - and demonize them further by calling them extremists, terrorists, Nazis, insurrectionists. January 6th was played on a loop by the Democrats and their propaganda machine, once known as the legacy media. And why wouldn't it be? It was everything they needed at just the right time. See, there's a Confederate flag. See, there's a hangman's rope. See, there's some guy in horns howling inside the Capitol. Zip ties, hanging Mike Pence, Trump watching the mob, and hoping they wouldn't stop. It all painted a picture in our minds of an angry president amidst a violent coup. In our age of algorithm-driven mass hysteria, we're no different from the Puritans in Salem who believed in “spectral evidence,” what you can't see but can only imagine. January 6th finally provided them with the proof they needed of their campaign against MAGA.It's just that none of it was true. Why would Trump have wanted a riot? He'd gone to great effort to convince Senators Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz to debate the election in the Senate. All the riot did was hand absolute power to the Democrats, Reichstag Fire style. Not only did the media sell that lie, but you'd be severely punished if you asked any questions, especially about the 2020 election. Yes, we lived through that and more. Just because the Democrats have memory-holed everything they've done in the last ten years to cling to power doesn't mean it didn't happen or that we shouldn't talk about it. There was nothing wrong with talking about an election that was anything but free and fair. I naively went into it as a major Biden advocate, believing he could win the old-fashioned way. I didn't know they'd hide him and Kamala Harris in the basement and let the legacy media do all of the heavy lifting. I didn't know they'd planned it—everything that happened throughout 2020 to ensure Trump was taken out of power, like they were meddling in some third-world country's elections. It's all written down in TIME Magazine. They planned on saving an election that was not theirs to save. Who gave them that right? The American people decide, and if one political party believes itself to be above the people, then that is an insurrection, not against the government but against all of us and a fair process we depend on. They justified everything they did by the lies they told themselves about who Trump really was and how dangerous he was supposed to be. They rigged the election by manipulating the media, changing any law that got in their way, using COVID as an excuse to push ballot harvesting, funded by a $400 million cash infusion, and all the while pretending they were “saving democracy.”By all accounts, I should have been cheering them on. Yes, get Trump! Anything and everything should be allowed as long as we were saving the country from Hitler! I believed that at first. Why wouldn't I? I was straight out of Central Casting as a Resistance Lib. This was the back of my car in 2012.This is who I was.Before that, I was just a lowly Oscar blogger spending my time writing about superficial things, but suddenly, in 2015, everything changed. I was in a panic about the Greenhouse Effect and the sea level rise. I threw myself into politics to help the Democrats win. Overnight, I became someone who mattered online, with a growing following, adoration, and kindness from strangers. The warm embrace of the elite Left felt intoxicating: invitations to exclusive parties, friendships with high-status blue-checks on Twitter like Steve Schmidt, Rick Wilson, and Oprah, so much love and support online - after all, I was helping to save democracy and the planet! I was even invited to an early fundraiser for Joe Biden in May of 2019. It was necessary. I was important. I mattered.You can imagine, then, how surreal it would have been for anyone who knew me that way to see me starting to question the official narratives. For me, it began with what I believed was mass hysteria that had overtaken my side. Just as the Southerners had whipped themselves up into a frenzy, believing that if the slaves were freed, there would be chaos and violence, so too did we believe that if Trump won, that was the end of everything. But, looking back, all it really was was a populist revolt against a ruling class that just decided what America would be now. Class no longer mattered, only skin color and gender identity did.Little by little, I began to pull away as things got weird. The more I tried to speak out, the worse it got for me. They went after me hard on social media for years. But none of that would have driven me away from the Democrats. As with so many others, 2020 was the turning point for me. I suddenly could see the strings, and I wondered who was pulling them. Trotting out experts to say “systemic racism” was more important than a global pandemic, and trotting them out again to discourage Trump from sending in the National Guard. And again, to say the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation. How stupid did they think we were?We lurched from COVID to racism back to COVID to lockdowns, and all the while, as I would come to realize, the aim was only to GET TRUMP. Imagine completely taking over an election to take out a one-term president with a strong economy. Why?I asked the same question then as I wonder today. Why did it have to be an existential crisis? Why drive half the country to the brink of insanity? Why cosplay Trump as Hitler and pretend this was World War II? Couldn't they win the old-fashioned way with better candidates and better policies? Russiagate, spying on his campaign, two impeachments, four indictments, convicting him of a felony, taking his mug shot, two assassination attempts, trying to throw him off the ballots, and needing the Supreme Court to shut it down, and the American people still chose Trump. Shouldn't that have been the wakeup call? Shouldn't that have been the moment their stupid, futile, destructive war ended?No. It wasn't about politics for the Left. It was deeper than that. It was as deep as preserving the South before, during, and after the Civil War. January 6th allowed them a way out of what they'd become, not what MAGA had become. They were the violent ones and had been going all the way back to 2015, when a mob descended upon Trump supporters.They rioted at Trump's inaugural. They believed themselves justified in attacking Trump supporters because they were convinced they were “fascists.” But their words meant nothing because they distorted them beyond comprehension. What does it mean to call someone Hitler, a fascist, a dictator, a rapist, a pedophile, a racist, a white supremacist? These words mean nothing now. And then came 2020, the point of no return. For me, it was the recognition that my side didn't care about democracy or the truth. They only cared about defeating an imaginary enemy they invented but never existed. And were prepared to bring this country to its knees to achieve that goal.When I saw this video of Sue's 100-year-old mattress store, I posted it on social media, and the response was, “How can you care more about property than people”? By then, they had already called me a racist many times, and they were pushing me out of utopia and farther and farther away. Was I a racist because I cared about Sue and the older man who defended her with a fire extinguisher? Trump's speech at Mt. Rushmore was the first time I'd heard anyone in public life talk about what we could all see but almost no one would say out loud. The media called it dark and divisive because, of course, they did. Are you getting it yet? This only goes one way. That was for me yet another layer of the onion being pulled back to reveal what the legacy media had become. They were not reporting the news. They were telling us what to think, and they still are. After I started watching Trump's rallies for myself, I kept waiting for the version of Trump we were sold to emerge. He never did. Instead, a guy who would stand in the pouring rain to speak to his supporters showed me what MAGA was really about. It was a love story. Trump had their backs, and they had his.Just listen to them as he visits East Palestine, Ohio after the train derailed and spilled toxic waste in their tiny forgotten town.That's why they showed up in DC on January 6th. Not to storm the Capitol. Not to hang Mike Pence. Not to overthrow the United States government, as if. If you know them, you know there are no people in this country who love it more. You know they would never damage the Capitol. They are the side that prides itself on not being violent like the Left. The narrative after January 6th was and remains a lie.Why is it that the Left was given full and free rein to rampage anywhere they pleased all throughout that Summer, and the Trump supporters were treated like terrorists who flew planes into the World Trade Center, and the Japanese who bombed Pearl Harbor? Because the Left had, and still has, most of the power to shape the media narrative and thus, reality.I had to ask these questions of myself, someone who had gone along with so much of it, not because I was a conformist but because I genuinely believed it. The more questions I asked, the worse it got for me. That was when I knew there was no talking to them, no shaking them out of it, no hoping for sanity to return. And there was no saving the Left. They were no longer the party I once knew.What Democrats want is their utopia, or Woketopia, back. They have always believed Trump was an insect who needed to be crushed, and his place in American life was temporary, and once he's gone, “things will go back to normal.”To them, it's all Trump. One last cancel. He's the only person they couldn't destroy and the only thing standing in their way.Whatever he is for, they are against. They are even rooting against America, rooting for America to falter before the eyes of the world. Imagine being that petty. If we entered World War III, does anyone doubt they'd all be out there trying to ensure Trump fails? The irony of the Madouro capture is that it exposes the Left as liars yet again. Here is what it is like to be under the rule of a dictator. Everything the Left has been LARPing (Live Action RolePlay) for the last ten years is what Madouro actually was. The juxtaposition between the Venezuelans celebrating and the liberals complaining is illuminating.John Brown Two WaysJohn Brown was an abolitionist who was executed for treason by the federal government for a slave insurrection before the Civil War. He was hailed as a hero by the North and became an inspiration for those willing to fight and die for a cause.If the American Revolution was about liberating the colonies from the British and the Civil War was about liberating the slaves from bondage, what is our Virtual Civil War really about? Who is to be liberated at the end of it? More importantly, what are the causes worth fighting and dying for?In the film One Battle After Another, sure to win Best Picture this year at the Oscars, the film's ANTIFA-like revolutionary Perfidia Beverly Hills lays it out:Our Virtual Civil War already has a body count. Charlie Kirk's assassination by a transgender-supporting terrorist, Luigi Mangione's assassination of a healthcare CEO, the attempted assassinations of Trump, and the ongoing attacks on ICE agents seem to lock in what the Left is fighting for.Are they fighting for a border-free America because borders themselves are oppressive white supremacy? It sure looks that way. Are they prepared to fight and die to preserve Woketopia? Some of them are. Maybe more of them will be.Does our future look like 1984, where geography takes a backseat to ideology, and we'll be aligned with Germany, the UK, Canada, and France, with migrants flowing freely into our countries, and where you will be okay as long as you agree that 2+2=5 and you love Big Brother?Abraham Lincoln, like Winston Churchill, was what Neil Howe and William H. Strauss called a Gray Champion of the Fourth Turning. When I look at what Trump is doing now, the bold moves, the attacks he's survived, there is no doubt he is our Fourth Turning's Gray Champion. When I see videos like this, I am reminded of why. Who else but Trump would do this? He shows them every day that he is not afraid of them, not even a little bit, even after being shot in the head, impeached, and convicted.Will Tyler Robinson, Matthew David Crooks and whatever that surfer dude out in Florida's name was be seen by the Left as the John Browns of their time? Martyrs willing to fight and die to save “democracy,” or to avenge transgender people, or immigrants? Do those on the Right see the Jan 6ers as the John Browns of their fight, beating corruption and the deep state?Lincoln sought, above all, to preserve the Union and saw the war as a test of “whether that nation, or any nation so conceived, and so dedicated, can long endure.” Once you fracture the Union, then there is no America at all, and it might as well be 1984.As for me, it's like Bob Dylan once said, How does it feel? To be on your own? With no direction home? Like a complete unknown? How does it feel? It feels like freedom. // This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.sashastone.com/subscribe

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The guys talk about their recent training and upcoming turkey trot.

In this episode, Springfield-Greene County Parkboard Public Information Administrator Jenny Edwards discusses the Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot and the thousands that participate in this annual tradition. Gold medalist archer and Springfield-Greene County Parkboard Head Archery Coach, Amy Francka, also joins us to discuss the sport of archery, its growing popularity, and her international success. Guest: Jenny Edwards and Amy Francka

It was a big day for racegoers at the New Zealand Trotting Cup meeting at Addington in Christchurch. The Cup, with a purse of $1 million is one of New Zealand racing's pinnacle events. Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Lisa Owen.

It was a sunny Canterbury Spring day for this year's New Zealand Trotting Cup, as thousands streamed through the gates at Addington Raceway. It's one of the biggest days on the country's racing calendar, attracting more than 15 thousand people for a flutter, fashion and fun. Keiller MacDuff reports.

Smithy & Michael chat about yesterday Harness Racing action, review the NZ Trotting Cup, Kimberly Butt winning her first G1 in the Sires Stakes & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just as punters hoped, showers have cleared in Christchurch in time to fling open the gates at Addington Raceway before the 122nd running of the New Zealand Trotting Cup. The grey start's made way for some blue skies and enough sun to fry off rain that fell this morning. Race caller Matt Cross told John MacDonald the track's in good order. He says the afternoon forecast is pretty good, so by the time the Cup comes around this evening, we should be in pretty fine form in terms of the weather. The Trotting Cup is the richest harness race in the Southern Hemisphere, with a million dollars on offer, and Cross says that while he might be a bit biased, he thinks it's the greatest harness race in the Southern Hemisphere too. It's the history that makes it special, he told MacDonald, and every year this is the race people talk about. “It's the pinnacle. It's the race that not only defines horses, but it defines people as well in terms of where they sit in the pecking order within the industry.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg chats with Grant Dixon ahead of the IRT NZ Cup where 'Leap To Fame' is the $1.60 favourite Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg chats with Ben Smith ahead of racing today and tomorrow at Kaikoura Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the WildX podcast, we are so lucky to have a captivating conversation with international wildlife photographer Rémi Vacher all the way from Dubai. We explore his journey from a novice traveler to an award-winning wildlife photographer, discussing the importance of storytelling in photography, the unique challenges of capturing wildlife at different times of day, and the significance of cultural immersion in enhancing the photography experience. Rémi discusses the challenges and joys of traveling solo, maximising opportunities during trips, and his exciting and ambitious project of building a wildlife lodge in South Africa. So sit back and enjoy a brilliant episode of The WildX Podcast.Sponsored by:Cotton Carrier - To see their incredible range of Camera carrying equipment visit www.cottoncarrier.comCode ANDYGREEN10 for 10% discountGet involved with WildX at www.instagram.com/wildxphoto

Golfers Tomasine Bartholdson and Mimi Guo joined to talk about the wide world of golf

I can't tell you how many times I have heard physicians say:“I don't have the time to invest in real estate” or “I don't want to deal with the 4 T's - Toilets, Termites, Trash and Tenants” or “I'm waiting for the right time to invest”or “I don't have the money to get started”These are the barriers to investing in real estate for many of us - and instead we are willing to work long hours till we are 65 - investing in the stock market till we have a sizable nest egg, paying multiple six figures in taxes all along.In this episode I can't wait for you to meet my friend Dr Cory Fawcett, Founder of Financial Success MD, Amazon best selling author, speaker and coach. As a full time general surgeon, Dr. Fawcett managed 64 rental units in less than 4 hours a week and since his retirement he travels the world with his wife - living off of his real estate portfolio.

Ben Criddle talks BYU sports every weekday from 2 to 6 pm.Today's Co-Hosts: Ben Criddle (@criddlebenjamin)Subscribe to the Cougar Sports with Ben Criddle podcast:Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle/id99676

 Today I'm joined by Jonathan Derksen, a globe-trotting storyteller whose life has spanned the rainforest of Bolivia, the peaks of the Himalaya, and the classroom of Canada. Jonathan brings a powerful mix of adventure, education, and heart to every story he tells. Facebook   Twitter   Instagram Love the show? Subscribe,  rate, review, and share! Sign up for my Newsletter  HERE I'd love to hear your feedback about the show! You can contact me here:  rick@ricksaez.com Show Notes "So there I was, deep in Arunachal Pradesh, India, in a remote tribal village where headhunting wasn't just folklore—it was very recent history. We were there to film for Discovery Channel—me, a $100,000 camera, and a crew who knew how to sweat (and panic). We'd prepped for weeks, months even. Everything was perfect until a whisper came through the jungle vines: “Insurgents are coming. They know you have money.” Awesome. Just what I needed—guerilla drama on top of documentary stress. I told the team we had to bail. But first, I had to make up a lie that our camera broke—because telling a warrior tribe mid-costume that the government might be after us just didn't feel like the right move. What followed? Screaming. Spears. A blunderbuss aimed at my head. And me pleading forgiveness like a Catholic schoolboy who just broke the principal's window. I grabbed the tribal leader's hand, bowed my head, and whispered, “Are you Christian?” “Yes,” he said, confused. “Then… forgiveness?” And just like that, I got my own Disney ending. They let us go—with only mild humiliation, a few fake wooden heads, and one hell of a story." - Jonathan Derksen Principle: Here's what that jungle taught me: Real stories—the ones that shake you, stir you, and stick with you—don't come from comfort. They come from courage. From risking something to show something worth seeing. And sometimes, telling the truth isn't the bravest thing. It's telling the story anyway, no matter how messy the behind-the-scenes gets. Transition: Most people think storytelling is about having the right camera, the right lighting, the right moment. But the truth is, what holds us back isn't gear—it's fear. Fear of getting it wrong. Fear of offending. Fear of not being enough to tell the tale. And yet, the world needs more honest stories, not perfect ones. That's why: That's why this podcast episode with Jonathan Derksen exists. It's not polished. It's powerful. It's not filtered—it's fearless. From war-zone photojournalism to jungles laced with mercury and memories, we uncover what it really means to document a world in crisis—and do it with heart. Call to Action: If you've ever felt like your story doesn't matter, or that your voice isn't “qualified” enough—this episode is your proof that it does and it is. Stop letting self-doubt keep your story buried. Hit play, get inspired, and tell it anyway.

Summer is here and we're all thinking about what to do for summer vacation (or any riding vacation!). Why not take a trip? In this episode we'll chat with Rebecca Butz, a true globe trotter who will share her tips and tricks for finding and planning the perfect horse experience while abroad. Plus, an update on the selling of government park land for development and how you can get involved. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3723 –Show Notes and Links:Your Hosts: Julie Broadway (President) and Emily Stearns (Health, Welfare, and Regulatory Affairs Liaison) of the American Horse CouncilGuest: Rebecca Butz on Equus JourneysSponsors: Populous | PyranhaSubscribe to the American Horse Council Podcast - Search American Horse Council Podcast on your podcast player.Follow Horse Radio Network on Facebook or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookFollow the American Horses Council on Facebook, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter)Time Stamps:04:45 - Rebecca Butz31:20 - Selling of government park land update

Summer is here and we're all thinking about what to do for summer vacation (or any riding vacation!). Why not take a trip? In this episode we'll chat with Rebecca Butz, a true globe trotter who will share her tips and tricks for finding and planning the perfect horse experience while abroad. Plus, an update on the selling of government park land for development and how you can get involved. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3723 –Show Notes and Links:Your Hosts: Julie Broadway (President) and Emily Stearns (Health, Welfare, and Regulatory Affairs Liaison) of the American Horse CouncilGuest: Rebecca Butz on Equus JourneysSponsors: Populous | PyranhaSubscribe to the American Horse Council Podcast - Search American Horse Council Podcast on your podcast player.Follow Horse Radio Network on Facebook or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookFollow the American Horses Council on Facebook, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter)Time Stamps:04:45 - Rebecca Butz31:20 - Selling of government park land update

In this episode, we dive into a study from the American Journal of Veterinary Research exploring how dogs adapt their gait after pelvic limb amputation. Discover how changes in limb loading, joint motion, and spinal movement help amputee dogs maintain stability and efficiency.  Bookmark the Vet Rehab Summit: https://vetrehabsummit.com/ Learn more about Paw Prosper's special offer: https://pawprosper.com/OPH Learn more about Paw Prosper: https://pawprosper.com/ To learn about Onlinepethealth, watch a free webinar, or join any of our Facebook groups, click here: https://onlinepethealth.com/podcast

On The Other Side of Midnight, Dominic talks with Matt Blaze about his hate of country music and love of hip-hop. To fully enjoy this - you have to listen live! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the first hour of Inside Access, the guys discuss another rough outing for Charlie Morton. They also talk about Kyle Gibson's outing and Beltway Ben Hall's takeaways from Ravens rookie minicamp.

Hello, Puzzlers! Today, A.J. and Greg give you a little peek behind the curtain and take you on a tour of the Puzzle Lab. Join host A.J. Jacobs and his guests as they puzzle–and laugh–their way through new spins on old favorites, like anagrams and palindromes, as well as quirky originals such as “Ask AI” and audio rebuses. Subscribe to The Puzzler podcast wherever you get your podcasts! "The Puzzler with A.J. Jacobs" is distributed by iHeartPodcasts and is a co-production with Neuhaus Ideas. Our executive producers are Neely Lohmann and Adam Neuhaus of Neuhaus Ideas, and Lindsay Hoffman of iHeart Podcasts. The show is produced by Jody Avirgan and Brittani Brown of Roulette Productions. Our Chief Puzzle Officer is Greg Pliska. Our associate producer is Andrea Schoenberg.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If your horse's trot feels a little "meh" - and not the light, airy, expressive movement you dream of - you might unknowingly be the one getting in the way... In this encore episode, we're revisiting one of the most powerful conversations you can have with your horse: how your seat can either create space for better movement - or accidentally block it. Many riders think that once they master the basic rising trot, they can move on. But if you want true influence, softness, and connection, you need to dive deeper - starting with how you move with the trot, not against it. In this episode, you'll discover: Why a trot is never just a trot — and how to unlock its hidden potential The "bit in the middle" you must feel and create for more space and suspension 2 easy exercises ("Up, Up, Down" and "Down, Down, Up") to reveal whether you're influencing or blocking Why more energy doesn't mean faster — and how to manage tempo without losing balance Signs that your seat might be the bottleneck in your horse's progress Simple off-the-horse steps to improve your suppleness, balance, and influence

Send us a textWhat happens when you decide to throw caution to the wind, decline your PhD acceptance, quit your job, and travel the world for 10 months—all while managing Crohn's disease? Friend of the show and health psychologist Josie McGarva takes us along on her extraordinary global adventure, revealing both the challenges and profound joys of pursuing dreams despite having IBD.From the medication logistics nightmare of switching from the medication she was on for a long time to one that she can more easily travel with, to having her mother smuggle medication internationally hidden inside fluffy socks, Josie's preparation for this journey was an adventure itself. With refreshing candor, she shares her experience navigating living and volunteering abroad while traveling on a tight budget of just $1,000 per month.Josie's travels have taken her from the breathtaking mountains of Patagonia to the vibrant temples of Thailand, with meaningful stops volunteering at hostels, dog rescues, and teaching English in remote villages along the way. Through food poisoning in Thailand, 28-hour bus rides in Argentina, and confronting roosters at dawn in remote villages, Josie demonstrates remarkable resilience while never losing sight of why she embarked on this journey: "I'm finally healthy, which is why I have to go."Beyond the travel tales lies a deeper narrative about identity and chronic illness. Having been diagnosed at 13 and sick throughout her formative years, Josie reflects on how being in remission has allowed her to question how much space IBD should occupy in her future life and career. Her powerful message resonates far beyond the IBD community: limitations are real, but with creativity, determination, and support, dreams remain within reach.Links: Our first episode with JosieOur Research Roundup episode with Josie and Stacey Collins, RDJosie's Instagram accountWorkaway- volunteer while traveling siteThe Workaway opportunity with Dani and the dog rescueFundacion Animal ChileLet's get social!!Follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Facebook!Follow us on Twitter!

The ever-changing daily pace of transportation is fertile soil for frustration. Loads change, schedules change, just about anything can change. And yet, even in the thick of it, drivers and dispatchers can get along. That's according to Roger Kyler and Kylie Hoffman. Kylie is Roger's Driver Manager, and the two share a high degree of respect and trust. They don't always see eye to eye, but they've learned that frustrations aren't fatal—or at least, don't have to be. Showing empathy, speaking openly, and attempting to see from the other's vantage point goes a long way! Join us as Roger & Kylie unpack the driver-dispatcher relationship in today's featured exchange. But first, we're going on a world tour! Roger is a seasoned global traveler with a passion for wildlife and cultural photography. He's visited Europe, China, South America, and 15 African nations, not to mention climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro three times and scuba diving with sharks! Tune in to hear Roger's adventures and be inspired to make the most of every opportunity, whether it's traveling the world or strengthening your relationships at work. FROM TODAY'S PODCAST• Guests: o Roger Kyler, Professional Drivero Kylie Hoffman, Senior Driver Manager • I Never Wanted to Be a Truck Driver, by Roger Kylero This article appeared in the Fall 2023 issue of DRIVEN Magazine. Roger shares his life story, including his many visits to Africa and some of his photographs! Use the link to access the digital version online. LET'S CONNECT• Visit us online at terminalexchange.org • Follow The Terminal Exchange on social media! o Facebooko Instagram o TwitterABOUT NUSSBAUM Employee-Owned, Purpose Driven | Nussbaum is an industry leader in over-the-road freight transportation. For more information on our award-winning services and top-paying driver careers, visit nussbaum.com or nussbaumjobs.com.

We're back, it's 2025 already and we kick off this year with another long, format podcast. Once again we discussed a wide variety of topics, including a recent health scare, how our relationship with carp fishing has changed with age, we also delved into the fantastic "Fox Fish Fund" a new initiative inspired in some part by our Cotswold Carp events. Lewis Porter and the guys at Fox have recently donated 25 carp to open access fisheries up and down the country so it was only right that they feature on this month as seen on screen.  We also have a special guest, in the form of Mr Globe-Trotter himself and all round nice guy Henry Lennon. It was great to pop up to Nash HQ for a good catch up with Henry, he's caught some absolute monster carp from all over Europe in recent years, all of which have come off the back of serious graft and dedication.  I got to delve into his rather unusual introduction into carp fishing while growing up in Europe and discuss how that's shaped his desire to travel the globe in search of adventures. I also got to pick his brains on his recent underwater films, what he'd learnt and what he'd change in the future. Last but not least we end with a friendly game of Top Trumps, against his brother in arms, Jacob Worth. Who's the strongest........? Enjoy. 

Daryl Ruiter joins Afternoon Drive to discuss the latest with the Cleveland Browns. He talks about Dorian Thompson-Robinson's first start of the season, Myles Garrett's comments about his future, expectations for the Cavs, and more.

Irish Breakdown answers "We In or We Out" questions from listeners/subscribers on today's show! Some of today's topics include: * We in/we out Notre Dame's chances of making it to the championship game are over 60% if they beat IU. * Indiana will give up a season high rushing yards (Charlotte 137 yards) * Big 12 Refs will be the best crew we've seen all year * Jaiden Ausberry will lead the LBs in tackles for 3rd game in a row * Mitchell Evans will be the leading receiver Friday night * Notre Dame dominates the “middle 8”, scoring 17+ points to Indiana's 7 or less * Notre Dame has at least two 4th down stops (could be 4th and goal or other) against IU. * Betting the over on a made-up sack betting line of 3.5 for the Irish. * Notre Dame doubles up IU's average rushing yards allowed of ~75 yards/game for 150 yards or more. * In or out on all black uniforms vs UGA in the quarterfinals. * Notre Dame stadium will be ROCKING for the majority of the game? * The Irish WR corps accounts for 150 receiving yards * A Jeremiyah Love hurdle. * A Christian Gray INT. * Irish start fast and set a tone up 14 in first quarter * Irish down at half * ND/IU Game covers the over * The University intentionally trolled us on the black uniforms. Trotting out Freeman in a black hoodie is hilarious in retrospect * ND defense have 3+ sacks on IU. * ND has a blocked punt. * ND turn over margin against IU is 3 to 1 in their favor. * We In We Out: The ND D-line returns to form after its lackluster SC game and gets pressure on Kurtis Rourke allowing Al Golden to not have to bring extra rushers especially with Howard Cross back. * We In We Out : Love and Jadarian Price have 180 plus yards combined and 3 Touchdowns accounted for between them. * No less than 5 receivers touch the ball on Friday for Notre Dame (not counting RBs) * The game will play out similar to the OSU IU game, with IU keeping it close in the first half before ND pulls ahead for a 2+ score win * This will be the most underrated stadium atmosphere for the first round and IU will feel it * After reading Riley Leonard's letter, I bet $1,000 on ND to cover the spread. Will do the same thing in every play off game we play in this year. Am I drinking kool-aid or are you all in? * Friday and Saturday's CFP games will go chalk * The largest margin of victory from highest to lowest: Notre Dame, Penn State, Texas, Ohio State * Highest scoring game: Penn State/SMU * Lowest scoring game: Ohio State/Tennessee * This is the most important game ever played at Notre Dame Stadium. We in or we out? * Ausberry, Drayk Bowen and Jaylen Sneed will make big plays Friday night * Mitchell Evans and Eli Raridon will be the X-factor in the ND offense. * Love and Price will be the difference * The presence of a vocal and variably obnoxious IU contingent, together with the absence of cold-intolerant older fans, will arouse the presence and volume of the Notre Dame crowd to its highest level in recent memory. The stadium will actually shake. Shop for Irish Breakdown gear at our online store: https://ibstore.irishbreakdown.com/  Join the Irish Breakdown premium message board: https://boards.irishbreakdown.com  Stay locked into Irish Breakdown for all the latest news and analysis about Notre Dame: https://www.irishbreakdown.com​ Subscribe to the Irish Breakdown podcast on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/irish-breakdown/id1485286986 Like and follow Irish Breakdown on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/irishbreakdown Sign up for the FREE Irish Breakdown daily newsletter: https://www.subscribepage.com/irish-breakdown-newsletter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Great riding starts with great position. In this lesson, Holly Hepp Hudspeth walks you through the fundamentals of rider position, focusing on how small adjustments can create big changes in your horse's balance and straightness. ✅ This lesson is great for...

If your horse struggles with consistent connection or tempo, this Ride iQ lesson will be a perfect fit! ✅ This lesson is great for...• Being deliberate about where your horse steps, working toward better geometry• Learning to anticipate and prevent unwanted tempo changes• Getting your horse consistently working from your leg into your hand ✅ Some skills to expect• Transitions between walk and trot• Transitions between working trot and a more forward trot• Spiraling circles at walk and trot ✅ Where to rideThis lesson can be done anywhere you have room for a 20-meter circle. ✅ Before you rideHack or walk your horse for 10–15 minutes. ✅ Lesson plan• 1:00 — Walking, 20-meter circle• 4:45 — Trotting, 20-meter circle, slowly spiraling down to a 10-meter circle, leg yield out on the circle, repeat, in both directions• 18:35 — Trotting, 20-meter circle, asking for a forward trot, in both directions• 20:05 — Walk and pat your horse! ✅ Time spent in each gait• Walk: 6 minutes• Trot: 16 minutes ✅ Meet Your Coach: Kyle Carter (Eventing)Kyle Carter competed in the 2008 Olympics and helped secure a silver medal for Canada in the 2010 World Equestrian Games. He's known for his calm and insightful coaching style and his dry, relatable humor. ✅ Ready for more?Ride iQ is riders' go-to for on-demand lessons, expert coaching, and a vibrant community—all designed to help you achieve your personal best in the saddle. Start your free trial today at Ride-iQ.com and discover the tools to achieve your riding goals. Ride iQ membership includes:✅ Unlimited Audio Lessons: Access a library of 450+ lessons with new lessons added weekly.✅ Exclusive Private Podcasts: Enjoy interviews and insights from top riders and experts.✅ Live Ask An Expert Events: Get answers to your questions in weekly live sessions.✅ Supportive Community: Connect with riders and coaches in a private Facebook group. Please remember to prioritize safety while enjoying your ride. By using this audio lesson, you agree to assume responsibility for any risks associated with riding activities.

                         "Travelers ne'er did lie, Though fools at home condemn 'em."                                                                      - Antonio, The Tempest, Act III Scene 3Oh, the traveling life!!! We LOVE to travel, and we think Shakespeare felt the same way, because he uses SOOOOO many different countries and places in the canon!In today's episode, we discuss the myriad of locations in Shakespeare plays.Book your tickets and let's go!!!To send us an email - please do, we truly want to hear from you!!! - write us at: thebardcastyoudick@gmail.com To support us (by giving us money - we're a 501C3 Non-Profit - helllloooooo, tax deductible donation!!!) - per episode if you like! On Patreon, go here:  https://www.patreon.com/user?u=35662364&fan_landing=trueOr on Paypal:https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8KTK7CATJSRYJWe also take cash!   ;DTo visit our website, go here:https://www.thebardcastyoudick.comTo donate to an awesome charity, go here:https://actorsfund.org/help-our-entertainment-communiity-covid-19-emergency-reliefLike us? Don't have any extra moolah? We get it! Still love us and want to support us?? Then leave us a five-star rating AND a review wherever you get your podcasts!!

Sinead is riding her mare Athena who is a bit sensitive and hot. In this lesson, Sinead works on teaching Athena to halt when she says "whoa" aloud from the walk, trot, and canter. Sinead rewards Athena with a treat after she halts. She uses this verbal "whoa" aid in many other areas of her training and finds it to be a super useful tool to have especially with a nervous horse. ✅ This lesson is great for... • Practicing and teaching your voice aid • Using food (treats) as a motivator • Developing a new way to slow and relax your horse ✅ Some skills to expect • Teaching and practicing "Whoa" at the W/T/C ✅ Where to ride This lesson can be done anywhere you have room to W/T/C ✅ Before you ride Make sure you have plenty of treats in your pocket! ✅ Lesson plan 1:00–Walking around the arena while Sinead explains the exercise 9:20–From the walk, reins in one hand, treat in the other hand, prompt your horse to halt using verbal signal "whoa", give them a treat, allow them to stand for a few moments, walk on, repeat in the other direction 13:10–Trotting, reins in one hand, treat in the other hand, prompt your horse to halt using verbal signal "whoa", give them a treat, allow them to stand for a few moments, walk on 16:50–Trot to canter transition, cantering, prompt your horse to halt using verbal signal "whoa", give them a treat, allow them to stand for a few moments 19:00–Pat your horse! ✅ Time spent in each gait Walk: 12 minutes Trot: 5 minutes Canter: 2 minutes ✅ Meet Your Coach: Sinead Halpin Maynard (Eventing) Sinead Halpin Maynard is a US 5* event rider and ICP Level III certified coach with multiple top 10 finishes at the highest level, including 3rd at Kentucky and 2nd at Burghley. Riding with Sinead is inspiring and insightful—her coaching bridges the gap between natural horsemanship and High Performance. ✅ Ready for more? Ride iQ members get unlimited access to listen-while-you-ride lessons, expert Q&As, and a community of riders and top coaches at their fingertips. Start your 14-day free trial at ⁠⁠Ride-iQ.com⁠⁠ and discover your personal best. Ride iQ membership includes: ✅ Unlimited on-demand audio lessons: Access to the complete library of 450+ audio lessons with new lessons added every Tuesday ✅ In-app private podcasts: Ride iQ private podcasts are both entertaining and educational, including interviews with your favorite top riders and experts ✅ Weekly live virtual Ask An Expert events: Members have direct access to a Ride iQ coach or guest expert every week and can ask any questions they have ✅ Access to the private FB community: The camaraderie and sense of community within this group is really something! You'll find Ride iQ coaches and founders here, too. Release of Liability: In consideration of my use of this audio lesson provided by Ride iQ, I expressly agree and contract that Ride iQ and its insurers, employees, officers, directors, and associates, shall not be liable for any damages arising from personal injuries (including death) sustained by me or my horse as a result of the use of the audio lesson, regardless of whether such injuries result, in whole or in part, from the negligence of Ride iQ. By using this audio lesson, I accept and assume full responsibility for any and all injuries, damages (both economic and non-economic), and losses of any type, which may occur to me or my horse, and I hereby fully and forever release and discharge Ride iQ, its insurers, employees, officers, directors, and associates, from any and all claims, demands, damages, rights of action, or causes of action, present or future, whether the same be known or unknown, anticipated, or unanticipated, resulting from or arising as a result of the use of said audio lesson. I understand and acknowledge that activities with horses, including the use of this audio lesson, involve risk of serious injury, including permanent disability and death.

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Sam Greenberg, Owner, Greenberg Smoked Turkeys joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.

Use this lesson as a warmup or a full ride. ✅ This lesson is great for... • Getting horses through, supple, and responsive to the leg and contact in the bridle • A warmup or full ride • Any level and type (hot or lazy) of horse • Rider position cues ✅ Some skills to expect • Transitions between walk, trot, and canter • Lengthening and collecting in the trot and canter • Sitting and rising trot • Stretchy trot • Work on a large circle ✅ Where to ride Jon is in a large arena (200x95m) but this lesson is easy to adapt to to a field or alternate arena size ✅ Before you ride Go for a 15+ minute hack or walk around the ring ✅ Lesson plan 1:00–Walking around while Jon talks about the lesson 4:00–Walking, large circle, transition to halt, walk on, repeat 5:00–Trotting, large circle, ask them to stretch down, in both directions 8:30–Trotting, large circle, sit for 10 steps and then post, repeat in both directions 10:50–Cantering, large circle, transition to trot, transition to canter, repeat, in both directions 16:00–Walk break 17:30–Trotting, large circle, ride walk-trot transitions with only 3 steps of walk, in both directions 22:30–Cantering, large circle, lengthen and collect the stride, repeat in both directions 27:00–Walk and pat your horse! ✅ Time spent in each gait Walk: 5 minutes Trot: 12 minutes Canter: 10 minutes ✅ Meet Your Coach: Jon Holling (Eventing) Jon Holling is a US 5* event rider and coach, ICP Level IV certified, and the US National Safety Officer to the FEI. Riding with Jon feels like working with a friend who genuinely wants you to succeed. He's easygoing and candid but knows how to get the best out of every ride with clear, thorough coaching. ✅ Ready for more? Ride iQ members get unlimited access to listen-while-you-ride lessons, expert Q&As, and a community of riders and top coaches at their fingertips. For just $29.99/month or $299.99/year, you can enjoy the freedom to ride with expert guidance whenever you need it. Start your 14-day free trial at ⁠Ride-iQ.com⁠ and discover your personal best. Ride iQ membership includes: ✅ Unlimited on-demand audio lessons: Access to the complete library of 450+ audio lessons with new lessons added every Tuesday ✅ In-app private podcasts: Ride iQ private podcasts are both entertaining and educational, including interviews with your favorite top riders and experts ✅ Weekly live virtual Ask An Expert events: Members have direct access to a Ride iQ coach or guest expert every week and can ask any questions they have ✅ Access to the private FB community: The camaraderie and sense of community within this group is really something! You'll find Ride iQ coaches and founders here, too. Release of Liability: In consideration of my use of this audio lesson provided by Ride iQ, I expressly agree and contract that Ride iQ and its insurers, employees, officers, directors, and associates, shall not be liable for any damages arising from personal injuries (including death) sustained by me or my horse as a result of the use of the audio lesson, regardless of whether such injuries result, in whole or in part, from the negligence of Ride iQ. By using this audio lesson, I accept and assume full responsibility for any and all injuries, damages (both economic and non-economic), and losses of any type, which may occur to me or my horse, and I hereby fully and forever release and discharge Ride iQ, its insurers, employees, officers, directors, and associates, from any and all claims, demands, damages, rights of action, or causes of action, present or future, whether the same be known or unknown, anticipated, or unanticipated, resulting from or arising as a result of the use of said audio lesson. I understand and acknowledge that activities with horses, including the use of this audio lesson, involve risk of serious injury, including permanent disability and death.

Sleepy G and Basher talk about letting go of Mendon and discuss what the future holds 

Christchurch has once again had the chance to get amongst the food, fashion and fanfare for the annual New Zealand Trotting Cup today. In what organisers describe as Cantabrians' big day, a crowd of 15,000 converged on Addington, donning their fascinators, and enjoying a cheeky punt. The cup remains the leading harness racing event, but of course it is so much more than just the horses. Reporter Adam Burns joined in festivities.

On this special edition of the Harness Players' Podcast, join a panel of horse racing analysts in a breakdown of the 2024 Breeders Crown finals at The Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford, N.J. on Friday (Oct. 25) and Saturday (Oct. 26). Included on the panel discussing gambling strategies and racing tips are Ray Cotolo (Oak Grove), Mike Pribozie (In The Money), Ed Hatter (In The Money), John Rallis (The Meadowlands, Woodbine Mohawk Park), Cheyenne Christman (U.S. Trotting) and Garnet Barnsdale (Daily Racing Form).

Ep. #144 In this solo episode, I'm sharing personal updates and a Q&A, chatting with you about my life beyond the usual wellness talk. We'll cover everything from my recent trip to F1 with Aston Martin and horse girl activities to work updates and fertility insights. I'll also touch on my journey with nutrition, mental health, and the little things that inspire me daily. Plus, I'll share tips for staying motivated, exciting Thanksgiving plans, and even my thoughts on healing generational trauma. Leave Me a Message - click here! For Mari's Instagram click here! For Pursuit of Wellness Podcast's Instagram click here! For Mari's Newsletter click here! For POW Brand Promo Codes click here! Sponsors: For a limited time, Wildgrain is offering our listeners $30 off the first box - PLUS free Croissants in every box - when you go to Wildgrain.com/POW to start your subscription. You heard me - free Croissants in every box - and $30 off your first box when you go to Wildgrain.com/POW. That's Wildgrain.com/POW, or you can use promo code POW at checkout. Visit www.geometry.house and use code POW at checkout for 15% off your purchase. www.geometry.house use code POW for 15% off your first order Visit clearstemskincare.com and use code POW at checkout for 20% off your first purchase. Again, that's code POW for 20% off your first purchase on clearstemskincare.com. Show Links: 4th And Heart Ghee  The Holistic Psychologist  Sami Spalter  Sami Spalter Episode  Bloom Colostrum  Clearstem Hair Care - Use Code POW for 20% off Revolve Red Top Topics Discussed 00:00:00 - Introduction   00:00:34 - Going to F1 with Aston Martin   00:01:46 - Horse girl activities   00:03:40 - Work updates & fertility   00:07:57 - Ghee recommendations   00:08:11 - Tips for staying motivated   00:09:38 - Where is Fi?   00:10:02 - Healing generational trauma   00:11:40 - Fertility and body changes   00:12:11 - Health space recommendations   00:12:51 - Nutrition updates   00:14:12 - Thanksgiving excitement   00:14:57 - Little Mari   00:16:55 - Austin life and mental health   00:19:49 - Barrel racing and riding style   00:22:27 - Hair care routine   00:23:47 - Healing acne scars   00:24:36 - Doula and homesteading   00:25:10 - New products at Bloom   00:25:33 - Trotting and cantering   00:26:56 - Starting a podcast and dream guests   00:29:46 - Sea moss and body insecurities   00:30:38 - Staying inspired   00:31:11 - Coffee order and marathon running   00:32:16 - IV drips   00:32:36 - Red's personality   00:32:59 - Overcomplication of the wellness space   00:34:26 - Drinking your greens and supplement routine  

October is all about setting the tone and embracing change. In this episode, we're diving into how the little things—like a Turkey Trot—can shape big transformations. Episode Highlights: The October Theory – Why this month is a game-changer (according to TikTok) Why we're doing something we swore we hated – The story behind the Turkey Trot Reflecting on year-defining moments The ancient Japanese challenge of Misogi  Enjoying the show?⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Leave a review! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Share your thoughts -⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Send a voice memo in to the show ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠CONNECT WITH FLORENCIA:⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Join the Feminine Rhythms Challenge!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Follow on Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Website⁠

On this special edition of the Harness Players' Podcast, join host Mike Pribozie as he leads a handicapping and gambling discussion looking at the 2024 Breeders Crown eliminations at The Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford, N.J. on Friday (Oct. 18) and Saturday (Oct. 19). Join Mike for betting strategies and analysis alongside panelists Thomas Svensen (Trainer), Cheyenne Christman (U.S. Trotting), Garnet Barnsdale (Daily Racing Form) and Nick "Ace" Barnsdale (Harnesslink).

On this special edition of the Harness Players' Podcast, join Edison Hatter as he hosts a roundtable discussion focused on stakes action at Harrah's Hoosier Park for Friday (Sept. 20) headlined by the $200,000 Caesar's Trotting Classic. Other stakes discussed include the $165,000 Harrah's Hoosier Park Pacing Derby, the $185,000 Kentuckiana 2-Year-Old Filly Pace and the $222,000 Kentuckiana 2-Year-Old Filly Trot. Alongside Edison Hatter in this discussion are Mike Pribozie (In The Money), Emily Gaskin (Hoosier, Red Mile), Garnet Barnsdale (DRF Harness) and Cheyenne Christman (USTA).

We have some special bonus mid-week harness content for you.PTF hosts Ray Cotolo of the Harness Players' Podcast as they go over a trio of huge races: the 2024 Harrah's Hoosier Park Pacing Derby, the 2024 Caesar's Trotting Classic at Harrah's Hoosier Park and the Little brown Jug.

We have some special bonus mid-week harness content for you.PTF hosts Ray Cotolo of the Harness Players' Podcast as they go over a trio of huge races: the 2024 Harrah's Hoosier Park Pacing Derby, the 2024 Caesar's Trotting Classic at Harrah's Hoosier Park and the Little brown Jug.

Before it was left empty, this state-of-the-art building was home for two seasons of horse racing. The Phoenix Trotting Park was expertly designed and opened in 1965. Attendees filled the beautiful grandstand to watch trotting style racing, but not for very long. Today, we bring you the history of Goodyear, Arizona's Trotting Horse Park. This vibrant hotspot was the talk of the town in 1965, and while its run was short lived, its legacy still gallops through time. Saddle up for this week's episode of Valley 101, a podcast by The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com about metro Phoenix and beyond, as we dive back into the history of Arizona's Trotting Horse Park with East Valley Reporter Martiza Dominguez and Producer Amanda Luberto. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we learn about Wasabi Racing Ventures and the Wasabi Aftercare Fund with Executive Director, Michele Pesula Kuegler. We catch up with our Making the Makeover pros, Chris Bennings and Jody Busch. We learn about the unique quirks of the standardbred trot with New Vocation's, Bridget Hollern, and introduce you to our adoptable horse of the week. Stay tuned!Hosts: Joy Hills and Kristen Kovatch Bentley of The Horseback WriterImage Credit: Retired Racehorse RadioTitle Sponsor: Kentucky Performance ProductsMedia Partners: The Thoroughbred Makeover and New Vocations Racehorse AdoptionGuest: Wasabi Aftercare Fund, Michele Pesula KueglerGuest: Megan SmitsGuest: Chris BenningsNew Vocations Segment: Bridget Hollern, New Vocations Adoptable HorseAdditional Support Provided by: Cashel Company, Retired Racehorse Project, and Listeners like You!Time Stamps:8:19 –Wasabi Aftercare Fund, Michele Pesula Kuegler22:12 – Chris Bennings and Jody Busch37:48 – Bridget Hollern, New Vocations Adoptable Horse

Today we learn about Wasabi Racing Ventures and the Wasabi Aftercare Fund with Executive Director, Michele Pesula Kuegler. We catch up with our Making the Makeover pros, Chris Bennings and Jody Busch. We learn about the unique quirks of the standardbred trot with New Vocation's, Bridget Hollern, and introduce you to our adoptable horse of the week. Stay tuned!Hosts: Joy Hills and Kristen Kovatch Bentley of The Horseback WriterImage Credit: Retired Racehorse RadioTitle Sponsor: Kentucky Performance ProductsMedia Partners: The Thoroughbred Makeover and New Vocations Racehorse AdoptionGuest: Wasabi Aftercare Fund, Michele Pesula KueglerGuest: Megan SmitsGuest: Chris BenningsNew Vocations Segment: Bridget Hollern, New Vocations Adoptable HorseAdditional Support Provided by: Cashel Company, Retired Racehorse Project, and Listeners like You!Time Stamps:8:19 –Wasabi Aftercare Fund, Michele Pesula Kuegler22:12 – Chris Bennings and Jody Busch37:48 – Bridget Hollern, New Vocations Adoptable Horse

The Philadelphia Phillies trotted out Taijuan Walker again and got similar results. The Houston Astros won 10-0.Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGQR8cWUazHSHfnIzzHEISg/joinDISCORD LINK: https://discord.gg/z9c5cFVGJcCoffee with Brodes - 11AM on Mondays and Thursdays (Schedule has been a little more flexible in summer time. Check discord for times each week)Chris Gates Fitness TRAINING CAMP (code BRODES) https://chrisgatesfitness.com/trainingcamp/FOLLOW NEW BRODES MEDIA TWITTER: www.twitter.com/brodesmedia_BUY YOUR TICKETS WITH SEATGEEK PROMO CODE: BRODES FOR $20 OFF YOUR FIRST PURCHASE! www.seatkgeek.com

Subscribe on Youtube for special episodes: https://youtube.com/@morningcupofmurder?si=y6y52dP-CUcPBEaW Join us on Patreon! For as little as $1 get amazing bonus content you can't hear anywhere else! https://www.patreon.com/morningcupofmurder Looking for Merch? Get exclusive designs on Teepublic and Bonfire! Teepublic: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/morning-cup-of-murder?ref_id=35179&utm_campaign=35179&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=Morning%2BCup%2Bof%2BMurder Bonfire: https://www.bonfire.com/store/morningcupofmurder/ Do you want to drop us a line or see what else we have going on? Find all things Morning Cup of Murder at our website: morningcupofmurder.com Want kid-friendly chills? Check out our show The Cryptid Catalog where my son Killian and I weave a biweekly cryptid creature feature. https://open.spotify.com/show/7vwn8JNkTPOmxwRoHsVDc1 Information on today's episode: July 23rd: Gregory Webb Born (1950) Not everyone is exactly as they seem. On July 23rd 1950 a man was born who would find himself at the center of a case. One where both victim and accused seemed to live double lives that made the investigation all the more complicated. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregory_Webb#:~:text=In%201993%2C%20Webb%20was%20arrested,worked%20as%20a%20construction%20worker., https://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Greg_Webb, https://apnews.com/article/777f5d9ddc17a2ab564de4248382bcc0, https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1994-03-04-9403041164-story.html, https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1987-01-19-8701050497-story.html, https://stillunsolved.com/unsolved-mysteries-rewind-48-the-capturing-of-greg-webb-aka-bad-chief/,https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1988/02/01/stranger-in-town, http://truecrimediscussions.blogspot.com/2020/10/gregory-webb.html Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chapter 6 - The PortkeyINTRO - Character impressions in your mind.Harry felt as though he had barely lain down to sleep in Ron's room when he was being shaken awake by Mrs Weasley.Q1 - Is this the worst feeling ever? Non-snow days? What is the worst feeling as a kid?Q2 - You need a license to Apparate? Do you think anything else should require a license in the magical world?Q3 - What's the earliest you've ever woken up?[Portkeys are] objects that are used to transport wizards from one spot to another at a prearranged time.Q4 - Would you rather travel by broom, apparition, or portkey?Q5 - Amos Diggory works for the department of the regulation and control of magical creatures…did he vote yes to killing buckbeak?“I'm sure Harry'd say the same, wouldn't you, eh? One falls off his broom, one stays on, you don't need to be a genius to tell which one's the better flier.”Q6 - How do you like Amos and Cedric?Q7 - Thoughts on the wizarding world spreading trash around the planet in the form of portkeys?Chapter 7 - Bagman and CrouchQ1 - If you had to hide a quidditch world cup game, how would you do it?“Been having a lot of trouble with him. Needs a Memory Charm ten times a day to keep him happy. And Ludo Bagman's not helping. Trotting around talking about Bludgers and Quaffles at the top of his voice, not a worry about anti-Muggle security.”Q2 - How should they deal with Mr Roberts…should some Muggles just be able to know about Wizards?“Always the same.” said Mr Weasley, smiling, “we can't resist showing off when we get together.”Q3 - How do you like the magic of expanding something like the tent into being massive inside?It was only just dawning on Harry how many witches and wizards there must be in the world; he had never really thought much about those in other countries.Q4 - How large do you figure the wizarding world is? Q5 - There's a description of all sorts of other witches and wizards here, if you could travel to see magic from any other country in the world, where would you go visit?“I'm not putting them on [referring to the trousers],” said Old Archie in indignation. “I like a healthy breeze around my privates, thanks.”Harry laughed but didn't voice the amazement he felt at hearing about other Wizarding schools. He supposed, now that he saw representatives of so many nationalities in the campsite, that he had been stupid never to realize that Hogwarts couldn't be the only one.“That's Bode and Croaker…they're unspeakables.” “They're what?” “From the department of mysteries, top secret, no idea what they get up to.”Q6 - What do you think they do in the Department of Mysteries?Q7 - How do you like Bagman and Crouch? Which do you like more?“Ali Bashir's on the warpath. He wants a word with you about your embargo on flying carpets.” Mr Weasley heaved a deep sigh. “I sent him an owl about that just last week. If I've told him once I've told him a hundred times: carpets are defined as a Muggle Artifact by the Registry of Proscribed Charmable Objects, but will he listen?”Q8 - Broom or Carpet?A sense of excitement rose like a palpable cloud over the campsite as the afternoon wore on. By dusk, the still summer air itself seemed to be quivering with anticipation, and as darkness spread like a curtain over the thousands of waiting wizards, the last vestiges of pretense disappeared: the Ministry seemed to have bowed to the inevitable and stopped fighting the signs of blatant magic now breaking out everywhere.Q9 - Harry gets Ron omnioculars…is he cheap for saying he won't get anything for him for Christmas?And then a deep, booming gong sounded somewhere beyond the woods, and, at once, green and red lanterns blazed into life in the trees, lighting a path to the pitch.Chapter 8 - The Quidditch World Cup“Ah, sir,” said Winky, shaking her head, “ah, sir, meaning no disrespect, sir, but I is not sure you did Dobby a favor, sir, when you is setting him free.”Q1 - What do you think of House Elves? Should they be set free?Q2 - Do you think it's cruel to have a house elf sit at the booth who is afraid of heights just to save a seat?She would have been nice looking if she hadn't been wearing a look that suggested there was a nasty smell under her nose.Q3 - What are your thoughts on the Veela and the Leprechauns? Q4 - What would the American mascot be?Q5 - What do you think of Victor Krum?Q6 - Would you want to go to this game?Q7 - Was Krum an idiot for ending the game when they were down too much?Chapter 9 - The Dark Mark“Get up! Ron — Harry — come on now, get up, this is urgent!” Harry sat up quickly and the top of his head hit canvas. “S'matter?” he said. Dimly. He could tell that something was wrong. The noises in the campsite had changed. The singing had stopped. He could hear screams, and the sound of people running.Q1 - Have you ever been in a riot or a situation this scary?Q2 - What do you think of these masked people's actions?The colored lanterns that had lit the path to the stadium had been extinguished. Dark figures were blundering through the trees; children were crying; anxious shouts and panicked voices were reverberating around them in the cold night air. Harry felt himself being pushed hither and thither by people whose faces he could not see. Then he heard Ron yell with pain.Q3 - Do you think Lucious might be out there among the masked people?Q4 - How many magical schools do you think there are?A rustling noise nearby made all three of them jump. Winky the house-elf was fighting her way out of a clump of bushes nearby. She was moving in a most peculiar fashion, apparently with great difficulty; it was as though someone invisible were trying to hold her back.Q5 - Do you think Harry is right, that Winky is just disobeying, or do you think she was cursed?Q6 - Do you think Stan Shunpike would ever become minister of magic? And would he do better than Fudge?Q7 - What do you think Bagman was doing deep in the woods? Do you trust him?For a split second, Harry thought it was another leprechaun formation. Then he realized that it was a colossal skull, comprised of what looked like emerald stars, with a serpent protruding from its mouth like a tongue. As they watched, it rose higher and higher, blazing in a haze of greenish smoke, etched against the black sky like a new constellation. Suddenly, the wood all around them erupted with screams. Harry didn't understand why, but the only possible cause was the sudden appearance of the skull, which had now risen high enough to illuminate the entire wood like some grisly neon sign. He scanned the darkness for the person who had conjured the skull, but he couldn't see anyone.Q8 - What do you think of the Dark Mark?Q9 - Do you think Crouch is good at his job or is he mad?"Here, look. " Mr. Diggory held up a wand and showed it to Mr. Weasley. "Had it in her hand. So that's clause three of the Code of Wand Use broken, for a start. No non-human creature is permitted to carry or use a wand."Q10 - Are wizards right to restrict wand usage to just humans?Q11 - What are your thoughts on Amos Diggory's interrogation style?Q12 - What do you think of the Prior Incantato spell?Q13 - What do you think of Mr Crouch and Winky's relationship?"Of course it's not Him," said Mr. Weasley impatiently. "We don't know who it was; it looks like they Disapparated. Now excuse me, please, I want to get to bed.”"I don't get it," said Ron, frowning. "I mean. . . it's still only a shape in the sky. . . " "Ron, You-Know-Who and his followers sent the Dark Mark into the air whenever they killed," said Mr. Weasley. "The terror it inspired. . . you have no idea, you're too young. Just picture coming home and finding the Dark Mark hovering over your house, and knowing what you're about to find inside. . . . " Mr. Weasley winced. "Everyone's worst fear. . . the very worst. . . " There was silence for a moment. Then Bill, removing the sheet from his arm to check on his cut, said, "Well, it didn't help us tonight, whoever conjured it. It scared the Death Eaters away the moment they saw it. They all Disapparated before we'd got near enough to unmask any of them. We caught the Robertses before they hit the ground, though. They're having their memories modified right now. " "Death Eaters?" said Harry. "What are Death Eaters?" "It's what You-Know-Who's supporters called themselves," said Bill. "I think we saw what's left of them tonight - the ones who managed to keep themselves out of Azkaban, anyway. "Q14 - Who do you think actually conjured the Dark Mark?Q15 - What do you think of the Death Eaters?

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