Podcasts about USU

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker react to Utah State men's basketball open practice. Interviews with Jerrod Calhoun, Kolby King, Mason Falslev and David Iweze.

Jerrod Calhoun visits with the media after Utah State men's basketball team held an open practice.

Mason Falslev visits with members of the media following an open practice for Utah State men's basketball team.

Kolby King visits with members of the media following an open practice by Utah State men's basketball.

David Iweze visits with members of the media following an open practice by the Utah State men's basketball team.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker talk about the Pac-12 media deal with CBS and what it means for the new conference. Audio from Teresa Gould interview about the media deal and turning the conference's attention to expansion. Oklahoma City wins the NBA Championship. Can they keep their team together? Pick 6 results.  

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the lawsuit filed by Wisconsin against Miami for poaching a football player who was "under contract." Jerrod Calhoun adds Johnny Hill and Curran Walsh to his coaching staff at Utah State. Exciting game 6 for Indiana leads to a definitive game 7 in the NBA Finals.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker visit with new Utah State men's basketball player Luke Kearney. Sacramento State moves to the Big West. But what will they do with football? Projections of TV revenue for Pac-12.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker interview new Utah State men's basketball forward Luke Kearney. They talk to him about the decision to leave Air Force for Utah State, playing in the Spectrum as an opponent, what his skill sets look like and his plans to develop as a player in the offseason.

Especialista em direito canábico, o advogado Emílio Figueiredo fala sobre os avanços da última década, criminalização e o futuro verde Reconhecido como uma das maiores autoridades do país em casos que envolvem a liberação do cultivo da cannabis para fins medicinais, o advogado Emílio Figueiredo é o convidado do Trip FM. Com um olhar profundo, apaixonado e pessoal sobre o chamado “direito canábico”, Emílio une militância e experiência jurídica em uma causa que, para ele, começou em casa. “Cresci sentindo o cheiro da cannabis, reconhecendo no olhar do meu pai quando ele estava mais leve, paciente, amoroso, pronto pra brincar. É esse o efeito da cannabis: ela traz leveza, bem-estar. O uso recreativo não é algo vazio, ele ajuda o corpo a reencontrar seu equilíbrio”, diz. O despertar para o ativismo veio no início da faculdade de Direito, quando o pai enfrentou um câncer de estômago em 2000 e foi orientado por um oncologista a recorrer à cannabis para suportar os efeitos da quimioterapia. Usuário e cultivador doméstico da cannabis, Emílio denuncia a violência contra as periferias e a população preta no Brasil no contexto da guerra às drogas e defende a regulamentação como ferramenta de justiça social: “A maior parte do dinheiro da produção e consumo ainda circula no mercado ilegal. O Estado se recusa a regulamentar, quando poderia usar isso como caminho para a paz social." Além dos aspectos jurídicos, Emílio destaca o crescimento do ecossistema canábico no Brasil, que inclui empresas, pesquisadores, advogados, médicos e diversos profissionais especializados no ramo. De olho na crise climática, o advogado também chama atenção para o potencial sustentável da planta: “Todo mundo fala da ‘verdinha', mas a indústria da cannabis precisa ser verde de verdade, não só no marketing. Ela tem um grande potencial ecológico", afirma. "Muito antes dos usos medicinal ou recreativo, já servia como matéria-prima para cordas, roupas, papel e alimentos. Hoje já se fala até em bateria feita de maconha. A gente tem a chance de criar uma nova matriz produtiva, útil pra humanidade e que não jogue o planeta no lixo.” Você pode ouvir esse papo completo no play aqui em cima e no Spotify ou ler um trechinho abaixo. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2025/06/684c76ca37477/emilio-figueiredo-maconha-cannabis-plantio-trip-fm-mh.jpg; CREDITS=Divulgação; LEGEND=Doutor Cannabis: Emílio Figueiredo; ALT_TEXT=Doutor Cannabis: Emílio Figueiredo] Como surgiu sua relação com a cannabis? Emílio Figueiredo. A cannabis sempre foi algo familiar pra mim porque meu pai usava. Cresci sentindo o cheiro, reconhecendo no olhar dele quando estava mais leve, paciente, amoroso — pronto pra brincar. É esse o efeito da cannabis: ela traz leveza, bem-estar. O uso recreativo da cannabis não é algo vazio, ele ajuda o corpo a reencontrar seu equilíbrio. Você sente que houve mudanças no debate sobre a maconha no Brasil? Juridicamente, o cenário mudou muito. Há 15 anos, não era possível falar publicamente sobre cannabis sem o risco de ser acusado de apologia ao crime. A gente não podia criticar a proibição nem defender a legalização como um caminho possível. Hoje, milhares de pessoas são autorizadas a cultivar cannabis para uso medicinal sem serem consideradas criminosas. A luta é para que isso passe a ser um direito de todos. Como você vê a relação entre a criminalização da cannabis e a violência no Brasil? A violência de Estado contra as periferias, contra a população preta e pobre, sempre foi a marca da questão da cannabis no Brasil. E o mais grave é que seguimos sem perspectiva de mudança. Não há reparação histórica, não há justiça de transição, não há um pacto de paz para a sociedade. Você acredita que o mercado canábico está se consolidando no Brasil? Sem dúvida. O negócio da cannabis no Brasil tomou uma proporção enorme. Tem empresa surgindo, muita pesquisa científica rolando, médicos prescrevendo — e outros profissionais, como dentistas, veterinários, biomédicos, fisioterapeutas, lutando para prescrever. Centenas de advogados atuam com processos relacionados à cannabis, tem contadores, produtores de evento, despachantes e até agências de emprego especializados no mercado canábico. É um ecossistema inteiro se formando. E no contexto ambiental? A cannabis pode ter um papel relevante? Todo mundo fala da ‘verdinha', mas, diante da crise climática, a indústria da cannabis precisa ser verde de verdade, não só no marketing. Ela tem um grande potencial ecológico. Muito antes dos usos medicinal ou recreativo, já servia como matéria-prima para cordas, roupas, papel e alimentos. Hoje já se fala até em bateria feita de maconha. A gente tem a chance de criar uma nova matriz produtiva, útil pra humanidade e que não jogue o planeta no lixo.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker visit with Mike Folta, radio play-by-play voice of Utah Mammoth, about the team's offseason so far and what could still happen for the team's roster. Underrated Utah State football players to watch for. Kickoff and TV for Vanderbilt game announced. Could/Should the Jazz trade John Collins? Stat that Blew My Mind  

Please write a short impact statement for Jake's USU review packet (and thank you!): https://forms.gle/QcUs8ciMcAy2yG6L6 In this episode, host Jake Downs welcomes guest Dr. Freddy Hebert, a renowned literacy researcher, CEO/Founder of TextProject. The conversation covers topics such as the importance of automaticity, the core vocabulary, reading volume, and shifts in text complexity over the decades. […]

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the news from over the weekend about the House vs NCAA settlement and how it may affect college sports in the future. Ross Dellenger reports that the Pac-12 is getting close to formalizing its media package. NBA Finals have been up and down while NHL Finals have been all gas no brakes.  Pick 6 results

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the news that Memphis and Utah State will face each other in men's basketball on February 14, 2026 in Logan as part of a home-and-home arrangement. Who are the best returning basketball players for the Mountain West next season? Game 1 of the NBA finals was exciting. Did anyone tune in to watch it?

On this episode of the History of Gear, Chase Anderson gives a recap of the ORA's recent trip to Tokyo, their collaboration with Beams, and the future of the archive globally. Listen to these conversations on the Highlander Podcast. https://opdd.usu.edu/podcast The Highlander Podcast is sponsored by the Outdoor Product Design & Development program at Utah State University, a four-year, undergraduate degree training the next generation of product creators for the sports and outdoor industries. Learn more at opdd.usu.edu or follow the program on LinkedIn or Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/usuoutdoorproduct/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/opdd Discover the Outdoor Recreation Archive on Instagram or on USU's website. https://instagram.com/outdoorrecarchive https://library.usu.edu/archives/ora Subscribe to our ORA newsletter: https://outdoorrecarchive.substack.com/ Outdoor Recreation Archive Instagram https://www.instagram.com/outdoorrecarchive/?hl=en Episodes hosted, edited, and produced by Chase Anderson in beautiful Cache Valley, Utah. https://www.linkedin.com/in/chasewoodruffanderson/

Listen as Dr. Eric Flake, a developmental-behavioral pediatrician, discusses Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and how it affects children and teens.  He shares some common misconceptions about ADHD and how parents can best support a child with this diagnosis.   This podcast is made possible by generous funding from the USAA Foundation.     Audio mixing by Concentus Media, Inc., Temple, Texas.   Show Notes: Resources:   Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD) https://chadd.org/   Bio: Eric Flake, M.D., is a developmental-behavioral pediatrician and retired USAF Colonel. He currently works for the Henry Jackson Foundation and is contracted as the clinical director for a telehealth neurodiversity clinic centered at the Uniformed Services University (USU). He created the Developmental-Behavioral Family Readiness Center for the Department of Defense (DoD) and founded the only DoD Autism Center - JBLM Center for Autism Resource, Education, and Services (CARES). He attended the military medical school (USUHS), graduating in 2001.   Dr. Flake is an Associate Professor at the USU and the University of Washington. He currently serves in the American Academy of Pediatrics and on the science advisory board for the Military Child Education Coalition. Dr. Flake's passion is celebrating the strengths and resiliency of neurodiverse children. He has published numerous articles and presentations regarding childhood resilience, autism, and the psychosocial effects of deployment on children.

Neste episódio, Vini Maia e Edson Ferreira discutem a essência do Product Led Growth (PLG), abordando a jornada do usuário, a importância do onboarding, e como a cultura de experimentação e colaboração são fundamentais para o sucesso. Eles também falam sobre a análise de clientes, estratégias para lidar com churn, e a importância do trabalho em equipe e da responsabilidade extrema na gestão de produtos. O episódio oferece insights práticos e reflexões sobre como implementar PLG de forma eficaz.TakeawaysA essência do PLG é ter o produto como motor principal.A jornada do usuário deve ser contínua e intuitiva.Cultura de experimentação é vital para o crescimento.O onboarding é a porta de entrada para os usuários.Análise RFM ajuda a segmentar e entender os clientes.Churn é um fenômeno natural em SaaS.Trabalho em tríade entre equipes é essencial.Responsabilidade extrema deve ser adotada por todos.A comunicação clara entre equipes melhora a eficiência.O sucesso do PLG depende de um alinhamento estratégico.Capítulos00:00 Introdução ao Papo de Produto02:17 O que é PLG?04:42 Desafios e Exemplos de PLG07:46 A Experiência do Usuário e Onboarding10:35 Estratégias de PLG e Responsabilidade Extrema13:49 Análise de Clientes e Métricas de Sucesso21:08 Análise RFM e Segmentação de Clientes25:05 Cohorts e Adoção de Produtos29:03 Desafios de Deploy e Gestão de Risco30:32 Trabalho em Triade e Colaboração Interdepartamental36:23 Gestão de Prazo e Escopo em Projetos40:47 Resiliência e Aprendizado em Lançamentos de Produtos41:36 Essência do PLG44:16 Jornada do Usuário e Ativação Contínua47:16 Cultura de Experimentação e Colaboração50:08 Uso de AI e Futuro do Trabalho Acesse o material gratuito do episódio.⁠Curadoria de conteúdos organizadas em um NotebookLM com +40 Fontes de alta relevância no tema de PLG.⁠Série sobre Churn citada está no perfil do Walmir Junior.Apoie o Papo de ProdutoSiga no Spotify e deixe sua avaliação para nos ajudar a alcançar mais pessoas de produto.KeywordsPLG, Product Led Growth, jornada do usuário, onboarding, cultura de experimentação, análise de clientes, churn, responsabilidade extrema, trabalho em equipe, RFM, cohorts

For the Glory KC is back with the 134th episode of the show!Sporting Kansas City went on the road and picked up a massive three points in a statistically defiant weekend. It was their first win in Houston since October 3, 2020. They had been 0-3-3 in their prior six visits in all competitions. The victory also broke a 19-game winless streak when they gave up the first goal in a game. Adding to all of that, Kerry Zavagnin has now been in charge for 10 games and has led his team to an appropriate 4-3-3 record. KZ is now responsible for 15 of the team's 16 points in 2025 and Sporting KC find themselves just four points south of a playoff spot.A big part of this successful run under Zavagnin is the emergence of John Pulskamp as a quality starter in Major League Soccer. Despite getting beat by another goal of the week candidate, he absolutely stood on his head for stretches of the game against the Houston Dynamo. He actually had a career high eight saves, including perhaps the save of the night when he shut down Griffin Dorsey one on one.Going into the season, it felt like a big risk to have three very young goalkeepers. There had been an expectation all offseason that a veteran goalkeeper would be added to a group that was 23, 22 and 17-years-of-age coming into the season. And it is not as if there haven't been growing pains. Sporting KC have allowed 28 goals in league play, but by no means has the defense helped out Pulskamp for large stretches. Personally, it feels like John has saved many shots he shouldn't save, which is supported by him being in the 95th percentile of post-shot expected goals per shot on target. Elite numbers.Elsewhere on the podcast, Sheena and I discuss the comeback by SKC, including a brace from Dejan Joveljic, Santiago Munoz's first goal with Sporting KC, Zorhan Bassong's delightful free kick and header, both of which led to goals and many other moments from the game.However, even with the win, I can't help but bring up the terrible officiating from referee Jair Marrufo. He has a dicey history refereeing Sporting KC games and that didn't change on Saturday. He had numerous questionable calls, which I break down. Perhaps the biggest questionable moment was a miss by Marrufo and the VAR when a handball went uncalled in the box. It wasn't as egregious as the error that may have eliminated SKC from the 2023 playoffs (also against Houston), but it seemed to be a clear handball. The lack of camera angles is an indictment on MLS too.The KC Current made plenty of news. Chris and Angie Long bought their second soccer team when the club announced the purchase of HB Køge Women in Denmark. Lo LaBonta also made her debut with the US Women's National Team, Michelle Cooper started that same game and added an assist and Mary Long and Katie Scott scored for the US U-20 women to qualify for the U-20 Women's World Cup.In another big move, the KC Current announced the Teal Rising Cup.In the Digital Crawl, we touch on a few more topics, including:St. Louis City fired their coachUS U-20 Men's World Cup Draw and learning about New CaledoniaMexico to co-host 2031 Women's World CupHere is a rundown of topics (and approximate start times):Sporting KC win big on the road - 7:09SKC Round-up - 39:30KC Current have a big bye week - 47:02Digital Crawl - 58:32Upcoming GamesUSWNT vs. Jamaica, Tuesday, June 3rd at 7:00PM CDTKC Current at NJ/NY Gotham, Saturday, June 7th at 12:00PMSKC II at Houston Dynamo 2, Saturday, June 7th at 7:00PMSporting KC at LAFC, Sunday, June 8th at 8:00PMAs a special gift to For the Glory KC listeners and KC Soccer Journal readers, Backheeled dot com is giving away 30 days of their amazing, independent American soccer coverage for free. If you decide you want to turn that into a paid membership, they'll give you 10 percent off too. Just follow this link!Big thanks to Splitter Conspiracy (listen to them here) for our theme music made with the permission of the KC Cauldron.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker talk about the future of the Pac-12. The 5 departing Mountain West schools formally file their paperwork to depart the conference. Athlon and Sporting News rank coaches throughout the Mountain West.  Utah State athletes Logan Hammer and Shelby Jensen qualify for nationals in track and field. USU women's basketball add another international player: Marina Asensio. Pick 6 results

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker detail USU football's spring newcomers. Ongoing debates about the future of the College Football Playoff...and which format would benefit the future Pac-12 the most. Talk about trading for Zion Williamson should cool off with recent rape allegations. Utah State Athletics recognized for its service in the community.

Neste episódio do Canary Cast, Marcos Toledo, cofundador e General Partner do Canary, recebe Eduardo del Giglio, cofundador e CEO da Caju, empresa que nasceu como uma solução inovadora para benefícios flexíveis e evoluiu para um ecossistema abrangente de diversas soluções financeiras e software para RH. Durante a conversa, Edu relembra sua jornada empreendedora, desde a experiência desafiadora ao fundar um marketplace de serviços domésticos, logo após se formar na faculdade, até os aprendizados fundamentais adquiridos em sua passagem como consultor na McKinsey, que o incentivaram a voltar a empreender. Ele conta como a paixão pela criação de produtos, descoberta em sua primeira jornada, e uma visão clara sobre as ineficiências do mercado tradicional de benefícios o levaram a identificar uma nova oportunidade e fundar a Caju. O episódio explora a construção da Caju desde o início e sua antiga conexão com o Canary, iniciada logo após Edu decidir sair da consultoria e voltar a empreender. Edu fez parte do programa de empreendedores em residência que existia na época, desenvolvendo sua tese dentro do escritório do Canary. Desde então, a Caju se destacou como uma empresa que criou uma nova categoria dentro do segmento de benefícios, transformando completamente a experiência de colaboradores, empresas e estabelecimentos parceiros, substituindo os antigos modelos de arranjos fechados e engessados por uma plataforma aberta, ágil e centrada no usuário. Quase seis anos depois de sua fundação, a Caju evoluiu para uma plataforma de multissoluções em gestão de colaboradores, despesas e benefícios corporativos e atende mais de 50 mil empresas de todos os portes. Entre os grandes nomes estão Grupo Boticário, Aurora e Embraer. Edu também compartilha a visão de futuro da empresa, detalhando como pretende continuar contribuindo para a transformação dos processos operacionais do RH por meio de soluções integradas, automação inteligente e uso estratégico de inteligência artificial. Além disso, Edu traz insights importantes sobre a relevância de atuar proativamente junto ao ambiente regulatório, especialmente em setores fortemente regulados como o da Caju. Por fim, ele compartilha conselhos valiosos para quem está iniciando sua jornada empreendedora, destacando a importância de confiar nos próprios instintos, agir rapidamente e controlar a ansiedade diante dos desafios. Convidado: Edu Giglio Edu Giglio é cofundador e CEO da Caju, empresa que oferece soluções flexíveis de benefícios, pagamentos corporativos e software integrado para gestão de pessoas. Eduardo iniciou sua jornada empreendedora com a Blumpa, empresa de marketplace para serviços domésticos, e posteriormente acumulou experiência significativa na McKinsey, consultoria onde desenvolveu uma visão crítica sobre produto, estratégia e formação de equipes. Atualmente, lidera a Caju, impactando milhares de empresas e mais de um milhão de usuários ativos em todo o Brasil. Apresentação: Marcos Toledo Marcos Toledo é cofundador e General Partner do Canary, um dos principais fundos de venture capital no Brasil. Antes do Canary, Marcos construiu uma sólida carreira no mercado financeiro, iniciando no JP Morgan e depois cofundando a M Square Investimentos, gestora de ativos líder no país. Destaques do episódio: 00:00 - 02:20 Boas-vindas e apresentação00:51 - 03:37 O que é a Caju hoje 03:43 - 08:05 Jornada pessoal e profissional do Edu antes da Caju 08:05 - 09:55 Conhecendo o mercado de benefícios e os primeiros passos da tese10:00 - 11:50 A primeira conexão com o Canary e início da jornada12:23 - 14:00 Como Edu conheceu Renan, seu co-founder técnico14:11 - 14:43 Lançamento da Caju e uma pandemia no meio do caminho06:51 - 12:15 Trajetória empreendedora anterior do Edu 12:16 - 17:46 Criando uma nova categoria: como era o mercado de benefícios antes da Caju17:49 - 20:00 O Ciclo vicioso da experiência anterior das empresas e usuários20:07 - 20:20 Identificando uma oportunidade através das ineficiências do mercado20:23 - 23:26 Quais foram as mudanças regulatórias e de infraestrutura que permitiram o surgimento da Caju 23:39 - 27:30 Como foram as primeiras vendas B2B e a busca pelo Product-Market-Fit28:43 - 32:08 Visão estratégica e expansão do portfólio de produtos da Caju para construir um ecossistema32:17 - 34:20 O uso estratégico de IA e automação de processos 34:37 - 39:10 Momento de tração e a importância da atuação proativa na esfera regulatória 39:50 - 40:30 Conselhos para empreendedores que estão começando40:40 - 41:42 Visão da Caju para os próximos 10 anos41:46 - 42:50 ConclusãoTermos em inglês mencionados ao longo do episódio:Pitch – Apresentação de uma ideia de negócio, geralmente feita para investidores, mas pode se aplicar também no processo comercial com clientesProduct-market-fit – Quando o produto satisfaz uma necessidade real de mercadoDeal – Contrato, negócio, acordoFundraising / Fundraising round – Rodada de investimentoB2B (Business-to-Business) – Modelo de negócio em que uma empresa vende para outraOnboarding – Integração inicial de um novo funcionário a uma empresaAll-in-one – Tudo em um só lugarSoftware as a Service (SaaS) – Modelo de negócio e produto que utiliza software como serviço para o cliente finalBack-end / Front-end – Termos técnicos de desenvolvimento de software (lógica por trás da aplicação / o que o usuário vê e interage)CRM (Customer Relationship Management) – Sistema de gestão de relacionamento com o clienteATS (Applicant Tracking System) – Sistema de rastreamento de candidatos (usado em processos seletivos)Run on Caju – Rodar/funcionar na Caju (expressão usada para indicar que uma empresa opera com as soluções da Caju)User – UsuárioWorkflow – Fluxo de trabalhoInsights – Percepções, descobertasPlaybook – Manual de boas práticas, instruçõesScaling / Scale – Escalabilidade / Escalar o negócioBenchmark – Negócio ou prática de referência para comparação e/ou inspiraçãoDeck – Apresentação visual de uma ideia (geralmente PowerPoint ou similar)Frameworks – Estruturas/metodologias de apoio para desenvolvimento de soluçõesWorkflow automation / autopilot – Automação de processos / "piloto automático"AI (Artificial Intelligence) – Inteligência ArtificialDeep dive – Exploração aprofundada de um temaInsights-driven – Orientado por dados/percepçõesGo-to-market – Estratégia de lançamento e venda de produto ao mercadoUser adoption – Adoção (uso) do produto por parte dos usuáriosTouchpoint – Ponto de contato com o clienteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

USU students part of Facebook global migration study -- Milford copper mine reopens -- WAB warming center asks Logan for feasibility study fund for year round resources

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the possibility of the Utah Jazz trading for Zion Williamson. Conference finals continue. Will the Thunder finish off the Timberwolves? What would the Jazz look like if they decided to keep either Rudy Gobert or Donovan Mitchell? Miles Byrd is returning to San Diego State, how that affects the 2025-26 Mountain West basketball season. Utah State women's basketball adds a post player and a new assistant coach. Stat that Blew My Mind

Hamish Jackson is a potter from England, and he started potting at Winchcombe Pottery in the Cotswolds. Hammish got married to his lovely American wife, Lauren and moved to the states about six years ago. Hamish completed a four year apprenticeship under Mark Hewitt and is now headed off to USU for grad school. http://ThePottersCast.com/1135

Utah State University (USU) owns the Outdoor Recreation Archive, a living archives documenting the history of outdoor gear. Since its inception, it has been accessed by some of the world's most recognizable brands, including REI, Nike, Columbia and others. Host Erin Narloch sits down with Chase Anderson, industry relations manager for outdoor product design and development and the Outdoor Recreation Archive at USU, and Clint Pumphrey, manuscript curator and program chair for archives outreach and instruction at USU, the duo behind the archives, to discuss what began as a donation of outdoor gear catalogs and has since become a globally recognized resource for students, scholars and leading outdoor brands.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker talk about Sam Merrill's opportunities as an upcoming free agent this summer. Observations about the NBA conference finals so far. NBA All-Defensive teams announced. College Football adopting a new seeding format. Jalen Royals performing well in Kansas City's rookie camp.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker look at the Tiers of Mountain West quarterbacks. Latest SP+ rankings of Mountain West teams. Pick 6

Hour 1: USU researchers part of "molecular computing" breakthrough -- Former USU player arrested in Indonesia -- New stained glass dome unveiled at Utah capitol

Eric Frandsen looks at the predicted win totals for Mountain West football teams. Will the Utah State Aggies win more, or less, than 4.5 games? Live look-ins of the Ridgeline Riverhawks vs Dixie Flyers in the 4A boys soccer semifinals. USU football officially adds another WR and Defensive Lineman. NBA conference finals begin. Utah Jazz players get snubbed by All-Rookie teams.

Get to know Weber State Volleyball Associate Head Coach, Sammi Stuart! From her cattle ranch in Rich County to Utah State hoops, and a volleyball coaching journey through BYU, ASU, USU, ISU and now Weber State. She shares her experiences, the impact of meaningful relationships and her why behind coaching.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the merits and risks of Utah State football limiting public access to spring practices. What could the starting five look like for Utah State men's basketball and what position battles will be the hardest to determine? High School spring sports championships update. Pick 6 results

This week, we interviewed Phil Olsen. Phil is the President of Know Your Strengths, he is a Certified DynaMetrics Professional (CDMP) with Professional DynaMetric Programs. CDMP is PDP's highest attainable credential dealing with the recognition of human potential and its applications in human performance. He is also credentialed by the Society for Human Resource Management as a Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR). In addition to a degree in business from Utah State University, Phil's business skills and visionary talents have been shaped and developed through three decades of entrepreneurial business endeavors. His business experience includes management consulting, real estate development, brokerage, investments, mortgage banking, syndications, and automotive dealerships. Phil's competitive drive was forged in the fire of athletic competition. He was a two-time football All-American at Utah State University, an NFL first-round draft choice, and a 9-year pro football veteran. Phil was inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame in the State of Utah in 1985. He's a member of the Sports Hall of Fame at Utah State University and is also a member of USU's All Century Team. In 2000, Phil was selected by Sports Illustrated as one of the Top Fifty Athletes of the Century from the State of Utah. In 2003-2007 and again in 2011, he was selected to the final list of candidates for the NCAA College Football Hall of Fame. Phil's character and values are easily seen in his dedication to his family, his clients and his friends, as well as through his personal commitment to assist others. Phil and his wife Connie have been married for 43 years. They have two happily married daughters and five grandchildren.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen talk the latest in Logan and  Cache Valley sports. Jerrod Calhoun sat down with the media on Monday to talk about the Utah State men's basketball offseason. Jason and Eric go over clips from that discussion and talk about USU's offseason, including offseason improvements, player developments, transfer additions, strength of schedule and more.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker debate whether or not Utah should be considered a "small market" by NBA standards. NBA playoffs - who is in trouble, and who can extend their series? Fresno State is in financial trouble, and it will affect athletics.

Jake interviews Dr. Steve Graham of the Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation at Arizona State University Please write a short impact statement for Jake's USU review packet (and thank you!): https://forms.gle/QcUs8ciMcAy2yG6L6

In honor of the closure of the University Student Union, ASI is hosting Union Farewell Week with many events like a block party, mid-day recess, and a silent disco. In addition to the events, games in the USU will be free all week, including bowling, pool, table tennis and anything else in the USU's games center. Stay in the loop with the Events & Orgs app found on the CSULB Single Sign-On.A shooting on a college campus in Inglewood sent two to the hospital. The suspect was a former employee at the Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology, where the shooting took place. The two female victims were shot and rushed to the hospital in critical condition.On a highway near Yellowstone National Park, there was a fatal collision involving a pickup truck and a tour van. The crash killed seven people, including the truck driver and six people in the tour van. Eight others on the bus were injured.Warren Buffett will be stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. In 1965, he gained control of the former textile manufacturer and turned it into one of the world's wealthiest conglomerates. Buffett announced the news at a shareholders meeting on Saturday, May 3.The implementation of the REAL ID will go into effect starting May 7. The REAL ID Act was proposed and signed in 2005 to be a better and more secure form of verification for citizens in the United States. Those who don't have a REAL ID will need to bring their passports even for domestic flights.Host & Editor: Gianna EcheverriaProducers: El Nicklin, Aidan SwanepoelLike, comment, and follow us on your favorite platform for more content!Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/long-beach-current-podcasts/id1488484518Spotify⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/4HJaqJep02kHeIQy8op1n1⁠⁠⁠⁠Overcasthttps://overcast.fm/itunes1488484518/long-beach-current-podcasts

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker examine the strength of the Charleston Classic multi-team event, with Boston College, Tulane and Davidson participating along with the Utah State Aggies. Washington State and Oregon State seem to be on different paths with their financial commitments to athletics.  Incoming Mountain West schools are cutting some sports. Pick 6 

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker talk about the broadcast deal announced Tuesday for the Oregon State and Washington State for this upcoming football season, and what it could mean for the Pac-12 in the future. Transfer portal news for Deyton Albury and others in the Mountain West. Sam Merrill starts and Cleveland blows out Miami. Coincidence?  Stat that Blew My Mind / Player of the Week.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker talk about Jalen Royals being selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL draft. Wyatt Bowles signs as an undrafted free agent with the Rams. Jacob Garcia, Spencer Petras and Kyrese White earn invites to Rookie Mini Camps. Update on exciting first round of NBA playoffs. Sam Merrill starts for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Pick 6 results.  

Hour 1 Starting Lineup: One day away from the NFL draft | Which local players could be drafted Will and NFL team jump up to get Ashton Jeanty | NFL assistant coach calls our Shedeur Sanders What you may have missed Hour 2 Coach Ron McBride in-studio talking Ron McBride foundation, NIL, transfer portal and thoughts on Utah, BYU & USU Hour 3 CBS Sports NFL writer Josh Edwards Sports Roulette Final thoughts

Coach Ron McBride in-studio talking Ron McBride foundation, NIL, transfer portal and thoughts on Utah, BYU & USU

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss Isaac Davis entering the transfer portal in the 11th hour. Returning production throughout the Mountain West for men's basketball. Sam Merrill impresses coaches for his play in the playoffs. Where does Jalen Royals appear in a variety of mock drafts for the NFL?

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker provide early scouting reports on Utah State men's basketball new verbal commitments: MJ Collins and Kolby King. How do potential rotations look for USU now? Elizabeth Cantwell's comments about expanding the Pac-12.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker play post-practice interviews with Bronco Mendenhall, Bryson Barnes and Gabe Iniguez. DB Dylan Tucker commits to USU. Positions of need in the portal for Utah State football. Utah State men's basketball announces official commitments from Garry Clark and Zach Keller. Pick 6 results.  

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker talk about Diana Sabau's comments about the Mountain West and Pac-12. UTEP cuts women's tennis before they enter the Mountain West. The Larry H. Miller Family buys out Ryan Smith to become the majority owner of Real Salt Lake. Jordan Love would love to throw to Jalen Royals at Green Bay. Opening round of the NBA playoffs get underway Saturday and Sunday.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker answer listener texts about stadium expansion.  Drake Allen is running it back with Utah State. How that helps the Aggies and what positions they still need to focus on. Which Mountain West teams look to be the best heading into the 2025-26 season so far? Rule changes adopted for college football.

My guest today on the Online for Authors podcast is DH Morris, author of the book The Girl of Many Crowns. D.H. Morris is a native of San Diego, California. She has lived on four continents and traveled through many countries. She has four children, eleven grandchildren, and 1 fur baby. She currently lives in Kansas City, Missouri. D.H. Morris graduated from Utah State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre and Choral Music education and pursued graduate work in English at USU and law at the University of Utah. She is also a published playwright.   As a descendant of Judith and Baldwin, the author discovered their intriguing story while doing a genealogical project. This journey inspired her to research everything about the 9th Century – including food, politics, travel, war, education, clothing, jewelry, religion, holidays, marriage customs, and medicine. She loves this remarkable time in history when the European countries we know today were being formed and fighting for their very existence. She is currently working on a prequel to The Girl of Many Crowns.   In my book review, I stated The Girl of Many Crowns an amazing historical fiction based on the French princess Judith and Baldwin Iron Arm. This novel is set in the 800s in France, which is not typically a time period I enjoy. However, I loved this book because DH brought these characters to life and didn't get me mired in the nitty gritty of ancient French political history. Don't get me wrong, I learned a lot about the political intrigues of the time, but always as a way of seeing Judith and her plight.   During women's history month, I was happy to read this book and see that even seventeen hundred years ago, women understood that they were being used as pawns and found a way to rebel against their oppressors. Judith, though young, was strong, courageous, independent, and brave. I believe this story should become an animated film that we can show to our daughters and granddaughters to show them what strength in the face of adversity looks like.   I raged, cheered, laughed, and cried - it's a must-read.   Here is a wonderful trailer that's a must-see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXw5RSy5WAg   Subscribe to Online for Authors to learn about more great books! https://www.youtube.com/@onlineforauthors?sub_confirmation=1   Join the Novels N Latte Book Club community to discuss this and other books with like-minded readers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3576519880426290   You can follow Author DH Morris Website: https://newclassicspublishing.com/ IG: @dhmorris00 X: @DHMorris00 TikTok: @deborahmorris617   Purchase The Girl of Many Crowns on Amazon: Paperback: https://amzn.to/43wE9HN Ebook: https://amzn.to/4iAs6NT   Teri M Brown, Author and Podcast Host: https://www.terimbrown.com FB: @TeriMBrownAuthor IG: @terimbrown_author X: @terimbrown1   Want to be a guest on Online for Authors? Send Teri M Brown a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/onlineforauthors   #dhmorris #thegirlofmanycrowns #historicalfiction #terimbrownauthor #authorpodcast #onlineforauthors #characterdriven #researchjunkie #awardwinningauthor #podcasthost #podcast #readerpodcast #bookpodcast #writerpodcast #author #books #goodreads #bookclub #fiction #writer #bookreview *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Send us a textTravis Statham is a returning guest on our show! Check out his first appearance on episode 102 of Boundless Body Radio!Travis Statham is a former software development engineer. He studied computer science and rowed crew at Lehigh University and graduated in 2011. He is also a researcher and spokesman for the Carnivore Diet and contributes an enormous amount of time and energy into sharing his message.He is the moderator of several popular carnivore pages on Facebook, which have hundreds of thousands followers at the time of this recording. He also advocates carnivory on Reddit, where he has accumulated a massive amount of information and nutritional studies.In the last few years, Travis has decided to study nutrition and has received his Master's of Science (M.Sc) in Food Science & Nutrition at Utah State University to study with Dr. Stephan van Vliet, another former podcast guest who we hosted on episode 401 of Boundless Body Radio. Travis is also a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu!Find Travis at-https://www.meatrition.com/TW- @MEATritioncomTW- @travis_stathamYT- @MeatritionReddit- @MeatritionPaper- From Pasture to Plate: Striking an Omega Balance Between Grass-Fed and Grain-Fed Beef Ribeyes - Fatty Acid Composition, Minerals, Soil, And Forage Analysis Find Boundless Body at- myboundlessbody.com Book a session with us here!

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