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My guest today is Dr. Alex Korb, author of the book Upward Spiral: Using Neuroscience to Reverse the Course of Depression, One Small Change at a Time.Dr. Korb is a neuroscientist, writer, and coach. He has studied the brain for over 20 years, having earned his undergraduate degree in neuroscience at Brown University and then later completed his Ph.D. in neuroscience at UCLA. He has published over a dozen peer-reviewed journal articles on depression, neuromodulation, and other topics. He is currently an adjunct assistant professor at UCLA in the department of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences. Outside of the lab he writes a popular blog on how the tendencies of your brain can ruin or enrich your life. As a speaker he educates, motivates, and inspires organizations to understand the neuroscience of wellbeing and put it into practice. As a consultant he works with companies and organizations to help them improve communication about neuroscience and enhance employee wellbeing. He has coached the UCLA Women's Ultimate Frisbee team for over 15 years and is a 3 time award winner for USA Ultimate's Coach of the Year. His expertise extends into leadership and motivation, mindfulness, physical fitness, and even stand-up comedy.I first heard about Dr. Korb's book through another podcast guest, Linda Hoopes.  The name of the book, Upward Spiral, immediately grabbed my attention and within a couple of days I was reading it.  Upward Spiral has two parts to it: the first is a description of what is understood about the neuroscience of depression (written in a language that's mostly understandable for the lay person like myself) and the second is focused on actions we can take to lessen the negative impacts of depression in our lives and how each of those actions cause changes in the brain.  I love that combination as I find it gives me greater motivation to know the why behind recommended behavior changes!I'm delighted to share this conversation with you and hope it'll be as inspiring to you as it has been for me.  There are links in the shownotes to Dr. Korb's website and the book Upward Spiral.Dr. Korb – thank you for this fantastic and motivating conversation.  Thank you for the work you do in the world and for sharing it in a way that's understandable and applicable for all of us who aren't neuroscientists but who want to help our brain be in its best functioning state!Website: https://www.alexkorbphd.comBook: Upward Spiral Make Life Less Difficult

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor went live to bring you the USA Ultimate Club National Championships Pools Drawing!

In this short, but exciting episode, Danie and Theo talk about the recent WUC assistant coach announcement as well as a new Canadian Hall of Fame member with USA Ultimate. Later, they recap both Spawnfest and Fruit Bowl before heading into their preview of Pro Champs held in Milwaukee this weekend.(0:00) Intro (0:04:52) News (0:04:57) WUC Coaches(0:12:28) USAU Hall of Fame(0:13:27) Spawnfest(0:15:46) Northwest Fruit Bowl(0:19:27) Pro Champs Preview

My guest today is Alex Korb PhD, a neuroscientist, writer, and coach. He has studied the brain for over 20 years, and is the bestselling author of The Upward Spiral: Using Neuroscience to Reverse the Course of Depression, One Small Change at a Time. He earned his undergraduate degree in neuroscience at Brown University and then later completed a Ph.D. in neuroscience at UCLA. He has published over a dozen peer-reviewed journal articles on depression, neuromodulation, and other topics. He is currently an adjunct assistant professor at UCLA in the department of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences as well as vice-president of research and development for BrainSonix. Outside of the lab he writes a popular blog on how the tendencies of your brain can ruin or enrich your life. As a speaker he educates, motivates, and inspires organizations to understand the neuroscience of wellbeing and put it into practice. As a consultant he works with companies and organizations to help them improve communication about neuroscience and enhance employee wellbeing. He has coached the UCLA Women's Ultimate Frisbee team for over 15 years, and is a 3 time award winner for USA Ultimate's Coach of the Year. His expertise extends into leadership and motivation, mindfulness, physical fitness, and even stand-up comedy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keith talks with D-I Editors Edward Stephens and Jenna Weiner about the wild results from Presidents' Day Invite, including the debuts of both Colorado programs and Oregon Fugue. Keith also goes over some of the 2023 club updates from USA Ultimate.Check out the new podcast, Good Sport by TED!

Among the hundreds who have told their coming out stories through the power of sports in Outsports was a collegiate Ultimate Frisbee player in 2017 named Jenna Weiner. At the time when a trans woman was making her first step toward her truth and her game, she sought to open the door for other like her to follow, by asking the tough questions of USA Ultimate and then bringing forth suggestions and solutions. Many of her solutions are a major part of her sport's policies now and she and her sport aren't done innovating. This week, Karleigh Webb sits down with Weiner and looks at how its the so-called "fringe" sports that are fast becoming sport equity's "in crowd". Also This Week: Natalie Ryan battles in a wild final round of one of disc golf's elite events Campaign 2022 Update: Gaines on the plains became a pain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is a welcome guide of USA for people who going to move here and study here. As a travel profession and certified interpreter working in USA, I found that welcome guides are most important thing to read before you arriving to new place. This could help you a lot. Have a great American dream ahead! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss USA Ultimate's bid allocation decision for the 2022 Series before looking at WFDF's ban of Russian and Belarusian players from its events. Then they're joined by 2021 Callahan Award winner Azeez Adeyemi to talk about his college career, winning a title with Brown, and how he found out that he won. Plus: Commonwealth Cup, Stanford Invite, and Smoky Mountain Invite chatter!

The concept of literacy is not foreign to anyone. Indeed, we all realize the importance of the ability to read and write in terms functioning in the world. Lack of literacy is considered a societal tragedy that the developed world attempts to avoid at all costs. When basic literacy is lacked within an individual (or population) life closes in and gets very small, achievement is limited, and life lacks fulfillment and a sense of purpose. All consequences that should be avoided at all costs. Although we're all very familiar with the concept of academic literacy, physical literacy is a term that many of us might find confusing or odd at first glance. This is mostly because the term has been underutilized and to the detriment of our society and our health, as physical literacy researcher and advocate Dr. Anthony Moreno explains in episode 40 of the Wellness Paradox Podcast. Just as academic literacy involves learning the basic set of skills an individual can take into the rest of their life to be literate in reading and writing, physical literacy does that same thing, but in a physical domain. Instead of spelling, grammar, and reading comprehension, physical literacy focuses on the motor skills associated with physical movement. When someone develops and fosters these skills at a young age (really any age) and maintains them throughout the lifespan their opportunities to be healthy, fulfilled and engage with the world expand exponentially. At the same time their level of disease and illness decrease dramatically. The tragic and objective reality is we currently have a very physical illiterate society. Physical education classes are being phased out of schools and/or taught by unqualified staff. Youth sports are becoming increasingly competitive, where only the best athletes have the ability to play frequently. Over 75% of Americans DO NOT meet the current physical activity recommendations for aerobic and muscle strengthening exercise. No matter how you view it, our society is physically illiterate and becoming more so by the day as technology makes our lives more sedentary. Just as with academic literacy, when this happens; life closes in and gets very small, achievement is limited, and life lacks fulfillment and a sense of purpose, mostly driven by ill-health. There is a solution to a population-based approach to becoming more physically literate as a society and it starts with fitness pros and fitness clubs. The fitness industry and its professionals have the infrastructure, knowledge, and resources to implement many of the existing government guidance to improve physical activity levels and thereby physical literacy. In this podcast Dr. Moreno explores this concept further as well as actionable steps (pun intended) the health/fitness industry can take today to combat the physical literacy crisis in America. Our Guest: Dr. Anthony Moreno, PhDDr. Tony Moreno is a Professor of Kinesiology at Eastern Michigan University with focus in biomechanics, youth sport, and pediatric exercise science. He has authored educational materials regarding athlete development, physical literacy, performance enhancement, and injury prevention for the Michigan High School Athletic Association, USA Lacrosse, USA Ultimate, USA Hockey, the Society of Health and Physical Educators, and the National Strength and Conditioning Association. In addition, Professor Moreno is the proprietor of Atletika USA, a movement, physical activity, and sport programming consulting firm based in mid-Michigan. Professor Moreno holds graduate adjunct faculty positions at both Michigan State University and West Virginia University and was recently appointed to serve on both the Michigan Governor's Council on Physical Fitness, Health, and Sports, on the Board of Directors for the Michigan Fitness Foundation, and on the Medical/Science Advisory Board for the Michigan Fitness Club Association. 

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss the (lightly) updated USA Ultimate ruleset for 2022-2023 before turning to a discussion of the upcoming college season, with a look at the top contenders, key storylines, and more. Then, they preview the Santa Barbara Invite, which kicks off the college action on the west coast!

We are bringing you the latest news in the functional fitness world in a top 5 format! From functional fitness, and obstacle course racing, to tactical competitions, ninja, and GRID, be sure to check out out bi-weekly podcast every Monday and Thursday, On today's podcast we talk a lot about the International Functional Fitness World Championship, including Kristin Holte's win, the 2018 CrossFit documentary, USA Functional Fitness, and more. Find us at: TheFunctionalTimes.com On Instagram: @TheFunctionalTimes **We would love your feedback on our new format. DM us on IG or email us at TheFunctionalTimes @ Gmail . Com Please consider leaving a review or sending us feedback! If you're enjoying the podcast please share with a friend.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk about the PUL East and International weekends in New York and Maine, respectively, before welcoming in Raleigh's Lindsay Soo to discuss the Radiance's win. Then they're joined by Public Enemy captain Megan Tormey, who was in the hotel room with the player that tested positive for COVID at SFI West. The guys also discuss their thoughts on how the situation was handled by the team and USA Ultimate. They close the show with their AUDL Week 12 picks.

Robyn Fennig is a handler who has played for college, club, professional, and national teams during her 14-year career. At the club level, Robyn has played for Minneapolis Drag N' Thrust, Alpha Cobra Squadron, Midwest RevoLOUtion, Madison Heist, DC Scandal, and Yaka (out of France). She played for Madison Heist from 2012 to 2018 making the national championships every year of her tenure there with their best finish being 7th in 2016. Robyn won two French national championships with YAKA and a bronze medal at European Ultimate Club Finals. Her club career has come with many awards including Ultiworld's 2013 and 2014 Women's club division 2nd team, 2018 1stteam all club and female offensive POTY, and was named 2019 club women's POTY and 1st team all club. She played her college career with University of Wisconsin Eau-Claire Sol being named a 3-time all-region player, and with University of Iowa Saucy Nancy where she was named 1st team all-region and Callahan runner-up, finishing 5th at the USA ultimate college championships. On the world's stage, Robyn won a gold medal with Drag N' Thurst at the 2014 WUCC, a gold medal at the 2016 WUGC with the mixed team, a 2017 beach world's title with the women's masters team, and she played with Yaka at the 2018 WUCC. In this interview, Robyn shares what led her to start ultimate, and her experiences as an elite level club player and as the president of the USA Ultimate Board of Directors. We learn about what led Robyn to play for Scandal in 2019, and we discuss what has contributed to the growth and parity in the women's club game. Segment #1: Robyn's journey (5:59) Segment #2: Daily life in ultimate (48:00) Segment #3: Robyn's memorable games (56:21) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (1:01:25) Robyn's social media contacts: Instagram (@wi_statebird), Twitter (@wi_statebird) & USA Ultimate email (robyn.fenning@usaultimate.org) 2019 PUL Semifinals Medellin Revolution vs Atlanta Soul: (https://youtu.be/t9Gv2xj4PWY?t=9900) 2019 Eurostars vs Madison Heist: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gk2LB-rh1M) 2015 PAUC Women's Final Madison Heist vs Columbia Revolution: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLCo1J69afk&t=5337s) 2017 Madison Heist Highlights: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P4Ybt46l9E&t=101s) 2018 WUCC Women's Crossover Iris (Canada) vs Yaka (France): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5FCGSp6INw) 2018 WUCC Yaka (France) vs Brilliance (RUS): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6P01wggqqM) This episode is brought to you by The Pocket AT. The Pocket AT is like having an Athletic Therapist with you 24/7. It is a free informational hub that provides you with everything you need to know about your health with exercise videos, nutrition tips, and a bi-weekly blog. Check out their content on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Twitter (@thepocketat) and on their website at pocketat.com. Keep an eye out for the next episode and last episode of Season 2 where I interview Chris Kocher. Chris has played for New York Pony, Sydney Colony, and Team USA, and is a 3-time selection to the Ultiworld Club Men's 1st team. In this interview, Chris shares his journey from Paideia HS to New York Pony and we get to hear about what led him to move to Australia to play for Colony during the 2018 World Ultimate Club Championships.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss the current USA Ultimate mask mandate and whether it remains necessary. They also tackle a number of topics in a Small Ball segment, including the new Dallas team Flash Flood, the 2021 Callahan and Donovan Award, and what should happen with the 2022 World Ultimate Club Championships.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss the new club guidelines from USA Ultimate, the Nationals bid allocation, and what this club season might look like. Later, they're joined by Premier Ultimate League Executive Committee member Janel Venzant to talk about the league's return to play. They close out the show with a Small Ball segment talking about December College Nationals going to California, the new World Games pulling rule, and the AUDL Game of the Week schedule.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss USA Ultimate's proposed new 4-v-4 rules and potential for more future "Ultimate 4's" events before interviewing Elevate Ultimate's Danie Proby and Ari Nitikman about their youth ultimate venture in Vancouver and beyond. They close out the show with the news about the UK's new club ultimate structure for 2021, which eschews tournaments in favor of a league and cup structure featuring individual game formats.Ari clarified after the interview that Kellan Gibboney's EDI workshop was excellent and fairly priced.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss Tom Manewitz's coming departure from USA Ultimate and the new Richmond Cup, featuring a $10,000 purse, before welcoming in Chicago Machine and Union player (and Team USA selection) Pawel Janas for an interview.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss the 2021 scheduling update from USA Ultimate and the potential for a summer club season before welcoming in the AUDL's Tim DeByl to discuss the league's plan to begin its season on June 5th.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk about the USA Ultimate website before giving their 2020 roses, thorns, and buds and then hearing from some Ultiworld staff and subscribers with theirs.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with USA Ultimate board candidate Ernest Toney.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with USA Ultimate board candidate Henry Thorne.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with USA Ultimate board candidate DeAnna Ball.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with USA Ultimate board candidate Paul Sandoval.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with USA Ultimate board candidate Matt Bishop.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with USA Ultimate board candidate Isaiah "Izzy" Bryant.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with elite athlete USA Ultimate board candidate (and current board President) Robyn Fennig.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss what next year's USA Ultimate competition will look like, particularly in light of the news that the College Series will be postponed to the fall. They're joined by USA Ultimate's Tom Manewitz and Will Deaver to talk about the recent decision and what it will mean for eligibility, future competition, health and safety, and more. Plus: Pawel Janas has a bone to pick with Pat Stegemoeller.

Evan Lepler is known as the “voice of ultimate” commentating in every USA Ultimate National Championship and USA Ultimate College Championship since 2013 and every AUDL Game of the Week and Championship Weekend since 2014. Hear about how Evan got into commentating, some fun stories of his ultimate playing days, and the first ESPNU broadcast of the USA Ultimate College Championships in 2013. We take a trip down memory lane and reminisce on his favourite games he has been a part of as a commentator. Segment #1: Evan's journey (2:28) Segment #2: Daily life as a commentator (25:30) Segment #3: Memorable games as an ultimate commentator (39:45) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (49:40) Evan's social media contacts: Twitter (@evanlepler), and Email (evanlepler@gmail.com& audlmailbag@gmail.com) This episode is brought to you by Haddock Sport Performance. Haddock Sport Performance provides a complete strength & conditioning experience for ultimate athletes. With over 5 years of experience at the elite international level and a global group of athletes, they know that training is a partnership. Their goal is to provide each athlete with a truly personal and unique training experience. Head to haddocksportperformance.ca or @haddocksportperformance on Instagram to learn more. Keep an eye out for the next episode where I interview Jamie Eriksson, a former co-captain of the mixed team Dallas Public Enemy. Hear about her journey into ultimate and the inspiration behind starting her Instagram dedicated to documenting her training and life in the sport.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss what should be in the next USA Ultimate strategic plan. Later, they're joined by Pittsburgh Ultimate Executive Director Christie Lawry to catch up and get her thoughts on the sport's growth (52:16).

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor are joined by AUDL all-time leading goal scorer Cameron Brock, who's decided to retire from the league. He shares his thoughts on his career, why he's leaving, how the AUDL and USA Ultimate should interact, and more. Later, the guys take on some Small Ball (30:56).

Charlie Eisenhood is back from a week off and joins Keith Raynor to discuss the fireworks conspiracy and, unfortunately, the cancellation of the club postseason. Later in the show, USA Ultimate board president Robyn Fennig stops by to talk about USAU's decision, the return to play guidelines, and the organization's financial position (31:24). Also, Charlie gives some thoughts on the AUDL canceling its season (54:57).

BIO:Alex Korb PhD is a neuroscientist, writer, and coach. He has studied the brain for over 15 years, attending Brown University as an undergraduate and later earning his Ph.D. in neuroscience from UCLA. He has published over a dozen peer-reviewed journal articles on depression, neuromodulation and other topics, and is the author of The Upward Spiral: Using Neuroscience to Reverse the Course of Depression, One Small Change at a Time.Outside of the lab he writes a popular blog for Psychology Today called PreFrontal Nudity: Your Brain Exposed, which explores how the tendencies of your brain can ruin or enrich your life. As a scientific consultant he works with biotech companies and other research organizations to help them design and implement and analyze neuroimaging studies. He has coached the UCLA Women’s Ultimate Frisbee team for twelve seasons, and is a 3 time award winner for USA Ultimate’s Coach of the Year. His expertise extends into leadership and motivation, mindfulness, physical fitness, and even stand-up comedy.1-ON-1 COACHING:If you want go from feeling hopeless to hopeful, lonely to connected and like a burden to a blessing, then go to 1-on-1 coaching, go to www.thrivewithleo.com. Let’s get to tomorrow, together. Suicide Prevention Center (Los Angeles)877-727-4747National Suicide Prevention Lifeline800-273-TALK [800-273-8255]1-800-SUICIDE [800-784-2433]Teen Line (Los Angeles)800-852-8336The Trevor Project (LGBTQ Youth Hotline)866-488-7386National Domestic Violence Hotline800-799-SAFE [800-799-7233]Crisis Text LineText "Connect" to 741741 in the USALifeline Chathttps://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/International Suicide Resources: https://www.iasp.info/resources/Crisis_Centres/

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss a Twitter thread from Claire Chastain that opens a conversation about club ultimate costs and potential solutions for reducing them before turning to a dive into USA Ultimate's new return-to-play guidelines and what some organizers are doing to bring ultimate back where it's allowed. (22:38)

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk about the Last Dance documentary and USA Ultimate's club season cancellations before previewing tonight's Callahan Award ceremonies (29:19).

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor welcome in USA Ultimate CEO Tom Crawford on this week's show (7:52) before touching on a variety of topics in their Small Ball segment (38:44).

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss USA Ultimate's new membership drive and Wildwood's decision to start registering teams before discussing their top ranked college players and argue about who should be #1 (20:55). Later: should Club Nationals move to holding finals at night...and how? (49:12).

The guys are back this week to discuss the ramifications of Jalen Green's decision to choose the G-League route over college, and USA Ultimate making the wrong decision on an extra year of eligibility. Plus, we finally saw what a virtual draft looks like with the WNBA. Will the NFL do anything differently? If you're interested in sponsoring the podcast, email cherrypickingpod@gmail.com. Follow us! Twitter/Instagram @_cherrypicking

Beau and I have an awesome conversation talking about everything from his life in Alaska, his stint as a magician in France, and how he became one of the best ultimate frisbee players in the world. Oh, and of course we chatted about money. 

Tim and I chat about everything from the game of Ultimate frisbee and his passion for the game, his awesome fitness company called Morrill Performance where he trains athletes to reach their highest potential, and of course, his perspective of money. We even talk about a potential joint beach handball/frisbee training event...

Charlie Eisenhood is back from vacation and joins Keith Raynor to talk about the Premier Ultimate League's Championship Weekend before the guys dive into the new 12th edition draft rule set from USA Ultimate (21:45). 

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor debate whether UNC's 2019 undefeated streak is still alive before welcoming in Robyn Fennig, the new President of the Board of Directors at USA Ultimate (6:25). Later, Ultiworld reporter Daniel Prentice stops by to talk Women's Centex, Northwest Challenge, and Easterns (31:03). The guys close out the show with their final regular season picks and a Small Ball segment featuring an NIT-style tournament and pancake catches (1:09:47).

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor welcome in Ian Toner to discuss the US Open (4:45) and the AUDL Championship Weekend (30:12). To close the show, we play Small Ball -- we talk replay review (1:08:45), the new USA Ultimate commercial (1:17:10), hard fouls and the lack of cards (1:22:14), and the new game of Tentball (1:28:55).

This week it is a one man mission as I(Sean Bastow)embark on a podcast like no other! In this episode I cover off all the action from the Matchroom USA show plus the Ultimate Boxxer tournament. Plenty of boxing history to discuss this week as the month of May is the month of Mayweather. We breakdown the Haye vs Bellew rematch plus the undercard bouts Finally its news and gossip..whats been going on this week? Follow us on social @btrboxingpod on Twitter and Beyond The Ropes Boxing Podcast on Facebook Also leave us comments and reviews of the show Sean & Cathal

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor consider some potential changes for the 12th edition of the USA Ultimate rules before turning to look at the news from Easterns (28:58). Later in the show, some brief discussion of the first week of AUDL competition (50:02) and a review of the regular season picks battle between Charlie, Keith, and the listeners. (55:27)

A MiniCast, yeah I know but do to unforeseen events we had to change this podcast up this week. Jimmy's going solo this week to breakdown TLC hopefully it’s a good as always but next week we be back a ready to talk more wrestling  Please Rate and Review the podcast at: Subscribe/Donate on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Marks4LifePodcast   Subscribe on audioBoom: https://audioboom.com/channels/4926941  Subscribe on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/marks-4life-podcast?refid=stpr  Subscribe on TuneIn: https://tunein.com/radio/Marks-4Life-Podcast-p1041981/  Subscribe on RadioPublic: https://play.radiopublic.com/marks-4life-podcast-Won2em  Subscribe on Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iemli4vw6njigq3k7gsvzyqrmia  Subscribe on Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/marks-4life-podcast/id1286421781?mt=2  Please follow and like on: Follow on twitter: https://www.twitter.com/marks4lifepod  Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marks4lifepodcast/  Like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/marks4lifepodcast/  #WWE #ImpactWrestling #ROH #NJPW #ICW #ProgressWrestling #PWG #FullFaithWrestling #casualsturnedmarks 

A MiniCast, yeah I know but do to unforeseen events we had to change this podcast up this week. Jimmy's going solo this week to breakdown TLC hopefully it’s a good as always but next week we be back a ready to talk more wrestling  Please Rate and Review the podcast at: Subscribe/Donate on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Marks4LifePodcast   Subscribe on audioBoom: https://audioboom.com/channels/4926941  Subscribe on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/marks-4life-podcast?refid=stpr  Subscribe on TuneIn: https://tunein.com/radio/Marks-4Life-Podcast-p1041981/  Subscribe on RadioPublic: https://play.radiopublic.com/marks-4life-podcast-Won2em  Subscribe on Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iemli4vw6njigq3k7gsvzyqrmia  Subscribe on Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/marks-4life-podcast/id1286421781?mt=2  Please follow and like on: Follow on twitter: https://www.twitter.com/marks4lifepod  Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marks4lifepodcast/  Like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/marks4lifepodcast/  #WWE #ImpactWrestling #ROH #NJPW #ICW #ProgressWrestling #PWG #FullFaithWrestling #casualsturnedmarks 

Charlie Eisenhood reacts to the news of USA Ultimate's new three-year deal with ESPN.

Charlie Eisenhood discusses the hypocrisy of complaining about USA Ultimate about not listening and rants about Mixed Division advocates claiming a right to more Team USA spots before interviewing AUDL Vice President of Marketing and Radicals owner Tim DeByl.

Charlie Eisenhood discusses the latest from USA Ultimate, including upcoming changes to the College, Beach, and Club Divisions. Plus, USAU's Will Deaver joins the show to talk more about the changes to the Youth Division, especially surrounding the new YCC eligibility rules.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor look back at the 2016 club season, discuss the ESPN3 viewership rankings released by USA Ultimate, and discuss the upcoming 2017 college season. Plus, an interview with 2018 WUCC organizer Rodger Oakes.

Charlie Eisenhood sits down with Russell Wallack, one of the leaders of the movement to release the gender equity statement earlier this month, to discuss the statement, its formation, USA Ultimate's response, and what's next.

Charlie Eisenhood analyzes the final USA Ultimate rankings and the bid allocation from Regionals to Nationals.Deep Look is presented by Layout Ultimate.

Charlie Eisenhood discusses the Laurel Oldershaw injury, the need for better enforcement of bad bids, the upcoming USA Ultimate rules update, the AUDL Championship weekend, the Pro-Elite Challenge, and the All-Star Ultimate Tour. Deep Look is presented by Layout Ultimate.

Charlie Eisenhood discusses the Jacksonville Cannons ejection and response, the Elite-Select Challenge results, the All-Star Tour's roster, and the 2017 Club calendar, before talking with Kyle Weisbrod about his article on the UPA and USA Ultimate. Deep Look is presented by Layout Ultimate.

Charlie Eisenhood talks about the possibility of USA Ultimate accommodating BYU for the Series, the WFDF Kickstarter's success, and the opening weekend for the AUDL.He's also joined by Keith Raynor and Katie Raynolds for a long discussion of the Women's Division through the lens of Northwest Challenge and Centex.

Charlie Eisenhood is joined by Keith Raynor for a big college-focused episode as we break down the teams from the Stanford Invite, discuss the initial USA Ultimate college rankings, and consider the World Flying Disc Federation's $75,000 Kickstarter.

Will Deaver, the USA Ultimate Managing Director of Competition and Athlete Programs, joins Charlie Eisenhood this week on Deep Look for a wide-ranging conversation about the latest at USA Ultimate, including Club Division changes, Team USA tryouts, College Mixed play, observers and officiation, and more.

Henry Thorne serves as a Mentor at AlphaLab Gear. He founded Aethon Inc. in 1997 and served as its President. He co-founded Thorley Industries LLC in 2005 and serves as its Chief Technology Officer. Henry is a mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, graphic user interface designer and computer scientist. He received BS degree in 1982 and MS degree in 1984 from Carnegie-Mellon University. Upon graduation, Henry joined General Motors Corporation. During his five years there, among his many accomplishments were the invention of the first weld path adjustment system, the invention of the first fully automatic tool center point calibration system (eliminated the single largest cause of downtime in automated arc welding); the design and implementation of the world's largest automated arc welding system (still running today with the lowest downtime in the auto industry); and the development of a spot weld controller (software installed on thousands of robotic welding machines). Further, Henry invented and patented the world's leading system for calibrating robotic tools, still licensed to ABB. In 1990, Henry left General Motors Corporation and founded Cycle Time Corporation to design and market "Tophat," a graphic user interface for robotic welding. Under contract to ALCOA, he also invented the first system for real time arc weld quality measurement, still the best available measurement of the quality of a weld as it is being produced. He served as Director of Aethon Inc. It was here that he invented and patented three technologies that solve the “navigation riddle,” without using elaborate and expensive laser and inertial guidance systems. He is currently the CTO for 4moms, a company he co-founded with partner Rob Daley. He is also the longest sitting board member for USA Ultimate and has remained very active in the ultimate community. He also serves as a special advisor for Ultimate Peace, a non-profit committed to using ultimate to help teach conflict resolution in Israel. ArticlesForbes Inc. Connect with Henry @4moms @HenryFThorne Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Website

Evan Lepler is the AUDL’s lead play-by-play announcer for ESPN3. He also calls games for USA Ultimate’s Triple Crown Tour and College Championships. His goal is to introduce more casual sports fans to ultimate, and getting league games broadcast on ESPN3 is a good first step.   Lepler stumbled into ultimate in his first year at Wake Forest University. In his first week on campus, he spotted a flyer for ultimate in his dorm and headed to the quad to check it. He played barefoot for hours and was hooked. The summer between freshman and sophomore year he threw for one or two hours a day, and eventually captained the men’s squad at Wake Forest for two years.   Evan wanted to be a sports broadcaster since he was 8 or 9 years old, so after graduation, he decided not to get involved in the ultimate club scene, which would require practices on nights and weekends, in favor of working his way up the broadcast ladder. For many years, he has covered men’s and women’s college basketball, minor league baseball, and college football.   Evan’s Challenge; Share ultimate media with folks who are not familiar with the sport to spread awareness and acceptance.   Evan’s Save the Planet Team Mark Lloyd Tyler Degirolamo Ashlin Joye Kurt Gibson Sandy Jorgensen Anna Nazarov Georgia Bosscher   Articles Evan’s Tuesday Toss   Connect with Evan Twitter   Email; audlmailbag@gmail.com

Ken began playing Ultimate in the summer of 2007 and found leadership opportunity in organizing his high school ultimate club. Attending Kettering University in 2009, Ken quickly worked on establishing a team, pursuing varsity status and full funding granted 2.5 years later. Ken went on to serve as a college regional director, then developmental division director for USA Ultimate and director of operations for the Detroit Mechanix.   While working as a mechanical engineer, he started Aero Ultimate as a simple outlet of his ideas like the SkyLight. Ken set out to reform Aero in late 2013 to provide meaning to Ultimate's future. Ken's talents and passion can be found in almost everything Aero produces.   Ken’s Challenge; When defining what success looks like to you, consider what you will have to do to obtain it AND what you may have to give up. If you aren’t willing to give up those things, redefine what success looks like to you.   Articles Starting an ultimate team SkyLight data analysis Reddit AMA   Connect with Ken Twitter @kenkam3 LinkedIn kenkaminski@aeroultimate.com   @aeroulti Aero Website

Charlie Eisenhood, Keith Raynor, and special guest Jonathan Neeley (Truck Stop) discuss the latest USA Ultimate college rankings, take a look at the field for Beach Worlds in Dubai, discuss some potential AUDL rule changes, and talk about the growing AUDL/MLU coastal split. Later in the show, Charlie talks with UCLA neuroscientist and ultimate coach Alex Korb about his new book and how the latest research can help us play better ultimate.

Charlie Eisenhood talks with Keith Raynor, Tad Wissel, and Alec Surmani about the exciting weekend in college ultimate, featuring two huge tournaments in Warm Up and the President's Day Invite. Keith and Charlie also talk the bid situation, the initial USA Ultimate rankings, and a women's QCTU wrap.

Charlie Eisenhood and Sean Childers discuss the AUDL expansion to the South as well as the most recent changes to the Triple Crown Tour in USA Ultimate club play.

In part two of this week's Deep Look, Charlie Eisenhood talks with World Flying Disc Federation President Robert "Nob" Rauch about the US Olympic Committee's recognition of USA Ultimate and the push towards the Olympics at the international level.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk all things college, including the preliminary USA Ultimate rankings, the results of the Northwest Challenge, and the latest in the Callahan race.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk all things college, from the results of the Stanford Invite to the recent USA Ultimate rankings and their bid implications. The conversation then turns to the recent Major League Ultimate criticism of USA Ultimate and what to take away from it.

Jeff and Nic answer the unanswerable, discuss the barriers to partnering with USA Ultimate and interview Bryan Flaherty.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor talk about USA Ultimate's decision to block Major League Ultimate as a jersey sponsor in USAU Championship events before turning to a preview of both the men's and women's divisions of this weekend's Queen City Tune Up.

USA Ultimate's announcement of a new broadcast deal with ESPN was greeted with excitement and enthusiasm from players across the country. With one of the world's most visible sports brands now aligned with ultimate, the sport looks poised for increased mainstream relevance and greater fan appeal.

In this week's episode, we talk about the Stanford Invite and the USA Ultimate bid allocation scene as it stands. We also touch on the Tally Classic and Huck Finn.Then we turn to Ben Van Heuvelen's important and wonderfully written piece "What Do We Stand For?" In a wide-ranging discussion, we take issue with some of BVH's assumptions and ideas, as we defend the professional leagues and the growth of ultimate in multiple areas.

In the first part of Episode 11, we talk about the quiet ending to the NexGen/USAU saga. The NexGen League is no more and USA Ultimate has significantly scaled back the requirements of the Triple Crown Tour.We finish by talking about the talent gap between the MLU and the AUDL -- and whether or not it matters.

In this week's episode, we talk about the big USA Ultimate announcement and their doubling down on the Triple Crown Tour (TCT). Surprisingly, top men's teams have yet to announce a decision about their plans for the upcoming season. We then speak with USA Ultimate CEO Tom Crawford about the organization's discussions with teams, plans for the TCT, and what to expect from the expanded broadcasting efforts.

In this episode, we talk about the NexGen league's momentum, now that all 18 teams have signed "letters of intent" showing interest in NexGen's model. The big question now is what happens in the meeting between teams and USA Ultimate.We also discuss the American Ultimate Disc League's recent leadership shakeup, as President Josh Moore sold 90% of his stake and stepped down as commissioner.We wrap up with a quick look back at 2012.

This week we discuss the financial and organizational structures of Major League Ultimate and the American Ultimate Disc League. We also talk with AUDL President Josh Moore about the league's changes and what we can expect in Season 2. We finish up with some discussion of USA Ultimate and getting the sport onto ESPN.