Podcasts about USU

Starting Lineup: USU brings in interim AD USU coaches are watching the AD hiring process closely Real Golf Radio host Brian Taylor

Hour 1 Starting Lineup: USU brings in interim AD USU coaches are watching the AD hiring process closely Real Golf Radio host Brian Taylor Hour 2 CBS Sports CFB writer Shehan Jeyarajah 60 in 60 Watchlist | Good, Bad & Ugly Whole World News Hour 3 Coaches talking transfer portal at media days | Bronco Mendenhall comments about closed spring Sports Roulette: Major pain in the butt Final thoughts

 Day 2 of Mountain West Conference Media Days  USU Head Coach Bronco Mendenhall What does USU need in their next Athletic Director?

Hour 1  Day 2 of Mountain West Conference Media Days  USU Head Coach Bronco Mendenhall What does USU need in their next Athletic Director? Hour 2 Wyoming head coach Jay Sawvel SJSU head coach Ken Niuamatalolo 60 in 60 Watchlist Hour 3 Colorado St. head coach Jay Norvell Air Force head coach Troy Calhoun Boise State head coach Spencer Danielson | Hawaii head coach Timmy Chang

Hour 1 of Jake & Ben on July 17, 2025 Isaiah Collier hasn't shown an improvement in his shooting numbers. Will he be able to be the Utah Jazz's point guard of the future if he can't shoot? Top 3 Stories of the Day: Cody Williams drops 23 points in Utah Jazz Summer League victory. Rumor has it USU could go Athletic Director by committee, & Kalani Sitake wants a Supercharged non-conference schedule.  Real Golf Radio's Brian Taylor joins to talk today's scores at The Open. 

Jake & Ben Full Show from July 17, 2025 Hour 1 Isaiah Collier hasn't shown an improvement in his shooting numbers. Will he be able to be the Utah Jazz's point guard of the future if he can't shoot? Top 3 Stories of the Day: Cody Williams drops 23 points in Utah Jazz Summer League victory. Rumor has it USU could go Athletic Director by committee, & Kalani Sitake wants a Supercharged non-conference schedule.  Real Golf Radio's Brian Taylor joins to talk today's scores at The Open.  Hour 2 Could the NBA see anymore big names moved this summer? Giannis? LeBron? Lauir Markkanen?  This week's candidate for "Bozo of the Week." CEO of a tech company caught cheating on his wife with Head of HR at a Coldplay concert. More on the cheating scandal.

Darren Parry and Rivkah Haubner on USU's Indigenous community garden 

Sports Business Consultant KC Smurthwaite joined to talk about the ever-changing world of college athletics and how things are changing behind the scenes. How did this affect USU and former Athletic Director Diana Sabau's decision to go to Maryland? 

Jake & Ben Full Show from July 14, 2025 Hour 1 Ace Bailey, Walt Clayton Jr. and several other Jazz young players have been held out of Summer League due to injury. What's going on? Top 3 Stories of the Day: Quarterback Jake Retzlaff has withdrawn from BYU, Kyle Filipowski & Cody Williams played well over the weekend, A lot of rumors surrounding LeBron James & the Lakers.  An update to our golf course fight story from last week: The man who got his butt kicked has issued an apology.  Hour 2 Have we seen any improvement from Jazz players in Summer League?  KC Smurthwaite on USU & why Diana Sabau left  Donovan Mitchell is engaged  

Hour 2 of Jake & Ben on July 14, 2025 Have we seen any improvement from Jazz players in Summer League?  KC Smurthwaite on USU & why Diana Sabau left  Donovan Mitchell is engaged  

Eric Frandsen and Ajay Salvesen talk about the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas. How are former Aggies doing so far? How are the young players for the Utah Jazz performing and progressing? Utah State women's basketball adds a new assistant coach. The search for an interim AD at USU continues. Should the NCAA tournament expand? There are pros and cons. Major League Baseball standings at the All Star break.

Welcome to the KSL Greenhouse show! Join hosts Maria Shilaos and Taun Beddes as they talk about all things plants, tackle your toughest gardening questions, and offer tips that can help you maintain a beautiful yard. Listen on Saturdays from 8am to 11am at 102.7 FM, 1160 AM, kslnewsradio.com, or on the KSL NewsRadio app. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @kslgreenhouse. Happy planting! #KSLGreenhouse    8:05  Plant of the week: Daylily  8:20  Will my currently yellow banana squash turn pink later? Why is my zucchini plant developing white spots on the leaves?  Is white clover a good ground cover? Why aren’t my Lamiums growing?  8:35  Is the netleaf oak good to plant in my park strip? What process does USU follow when testing soil? How do I treat strawberry root weevil on peonies and privet hedges?  Are there any beneficial moths? What do I do about the reddish-brown patches on my lawn?  8:50  What’s the most drought-tolerant grass to put a small patch in? Is my apricot tree dying? 

Hour 1 of Jake & Ben on July 11, 2025 How do Jake & Ben feel about Utah Football and their ability to get back on track after back to back down years?  Top 3 Stories of the Day: Utah Jazz begin Las Vegas Summer League tonight, NIL Go website is causing problems for USU, How was Egor Demin's first Summer League Game?  Are you a good gift getter? 

Jake & Ben's Top 3 Stories of the Day: Utah Jazz begin Las Vegas Summer League tonight | NIL Go already creating problems for USU & other Universities | Egor Demin makes Brooklyn Nets Debut

Jake & Ben Full Show from July 11, 2025 Hour 1 How do Jake & Ben feel about Utah Football and their ability to get back on track after back to back down years?  Top 3 Stories of the Day: Utah Jazz begin Las Vegas Summer League tonight, NIL Go website is causing problems for USU, How was Egor Demin's first Summer League Game?  Are you a good gift getter?  Hour 2 Hear from Steve Bartle, our Utah Insider for KSL Sports, who joins to recap what he learned from Big 12 Media Days earlier this week.  The Los Angeles Lakers have apparrently hurt LeBron James's feelings. Jake & Ben are here for all the drama.  We've had a lot of positive reaction to "Bozo of the Week." Let's get this up and running.   

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. The Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water and Air at Utah State University envisions a Utah that values shared natural resources. Through diverse projects, they offer expert insights and guide informed policy for Utah's future. Executive Director, Brian Steed, joins us with more. Brian Steed: Utah continues to be recognized among the best places to live, work and play. But to ensure that stays true, we need to make strategic policy decisions to protect our land, water and air. Good decisions can only come from good data, and that's what the institute provides. We're building a two-way street between Utah scientists and policy makers to provide the best information for those that need it most. Our institute is new but growing quickly. Our 1,000-day strategy includes: -Serving as Utah's trusted source for land, water and air expertise; -Expanding research and impact; -Creating opportunities for students; ​-Helping business innovate in land, water and air; and -Providing thought leadership on these critical topics. Our work is informed by the needs of the business community, and we'd love to have you involved. Find out more at USU.edu/ILWA. Derek Miller: The Institute's research is helping Utah make better decisions — shaping policy, guiding businesses, and caring for the environment. It's thoughtful work that's driving real progress in how we plan for the future and protect the places we all value. I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: 7/11/25

FTP Theater Hour: Vanessa Ballam on USU theater and music program changes, UFO 2026 plans

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker talk about Utah State's search for an interim director of athletics. Early issues with NIL Go and USU's Blue A Collective. Former Aggies performing in the Las Vegas Summer League. Which players need to shine for Utah Jazz in Vegas?

Melissa and Lori invited Jake to discuss Synchronous Paired Oral Reading Techniques (SPORT) — Listen to the episode here! Please write a short impact statement for Jake's USU review packet (and thank you!): https://forms.gle/QcUs8ciMcAy2yG6L6

Eric Frandsen looks at the Utah Jazz Summer League roster, players to watch this summer for the Jazz. Former Aggies land on NBA summer league rosters, including Darius Brown, Great Osobor, Max Shulga, Steven Ashworth, and Josh Uduje. Announcements from USU: new video boards installed at the football stadium; Max Bent elevated to assistant coach for USU basketball. Games to watch on the 4th of July

Michael Hofler - Creative Director and the designer behind the iconic Arc'teryx logo - talks about his process, the creation of the logo, and the battle between retaining a classic logo versus reimagining it. Behance: https://www.behance.net/HOFLER?locale=en_US Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hoflerdesign/ 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 program that trains 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/

Interview with Utah State men's basketball player Zach Keller.

Interview with Dalton Forsythe, the new director of Blue A Collective.

Digital transformation in higher education often focuses on technology. But for Utah State University, the transformation has been about outcomes: improving retention, strengthening equity, and building scalable systems of support without overhauling infrastructure. In this episode of the Changing Higher Ed® podcast, Dr. Drumm McNaughton speaks with Rene Eborn, Associate Vice President of Strategic Initiatives and Deputy of Digital Transformation at Utah State University, about how the institution designed and implemented a connected campus strategy that integrates advising, communications, and academic support into a single mobile-first platform. Drawing on her decades of experience in higher ed and edtech leadership, Eborn shares how USU replaced nine siloed tools with five integrated platforms, enabling early alerts, AI-powered nudges, and real-time visibility across departments. She explains how this model supports faculty, staff, and especially underserved student populations—including first-generation, commuter, and online learners—by surfacing what students need, when they need it. This conversation is especially relevant for institutional leaders looking to align digital infrastructure with student success goals, without ballooning their tech stack or losing sight of their mission. Topics Covered: Why USU's connected campus approach focuses on student equity and support How the university integrated CRM, LMS, advising, and communications systems The role of AI nudges and early alerts in preventing student disengagement How faculty and staff use the system to support students in real time What the rollout process looked like—and why stakeholder involvement was key What's next: building toward a full 360-degree student lifecycle view Real-World Examples Discussed: A first-generation student juggling three jobs flagged by the early alert system and connected to scholarship resources in time Student dashboards that surface personalized academic, advising, and financial steps A platform expansion that now includes parents, alumni, and prospective students High adoption rates driven by student feedback and design input Three Key Takeaways for Leadership: Technology should be integrated, not layered—start with user needs and existing infrastructure. Faculty and staff buy-in depends on systems that make their work easier, not more complicated. Student success improves when support is timely, personalized, and accessible—especially for those who need it most. This episode offers a practical look at what's possible when digital transformation is driven by strategy, not software—and why connected campuses may be one of the most effective ways to support today's diverse student population. Recommended For: Presidents, provosts, CIOs, trustees, enrollment managers, and student success leaders building or scaling student-centered infrastructure. Read the transcript: https://changinghighered.com/creating-a-connected-campus-strategy-for-student-success/   #ConnectedCampus #StudentSuccess #HigherEdTechnology #HigherEducationPodcast #DigitalTransformation

Neste episódio do Canary Cast, Filipe Portugal, sócio do Canary, conversa com Lautaro Schiaffino, cofundador e CEO da Darwin AI, empresa que utiliza inteligência artificial para transformar a comunicação entre pequenas e médias empresas e seus clientes em toda América Latina, permitindo escalabilidade, eficiência operacional e uma experiência de vendas e atendimento mais humana e personalizada. Ao longo do bate-papo, Lautaro compartilha sua trajetória empreendedora, que inclui sua experiência inicial com a Rodati, um marketplace de veículos, e depois construindo a Sirena, startup de comunicação onde liderava as operações e foi vendida para a Zenvia em 2021. Ele destaca como essas experiências o levaram a identificar uma grande oportunidade no uso de inteligência artificial para resolver desafios críticos no atendimento ao cliente, como alto volume de interações e qualidade do relacionamento. Lautaro explica como o produto da Darwin vai além das soluções tradicionais e cria "funcionários virtuais" que operam 24/7, realizando desde o primeiro contato com clientes até a qualificação de leads, vendas, reativação de contatos antigos e cobranças. Ele nos conta sobre a visão de longo prazo da empresa, que pretende substituir processos repetitivos com IA para permitir que os humanos se concentrem em tarefas mais estratégicas e consultivas, seguindo o lema "Let humans do human things". O episódio explora ainda os desafios da implementação de IA generativa em pequenos e médios negócios, abordando temas como alucinação em respostas automáticas, definição de estratégias de pricing e criação de plataformas robustas para gestão de múltiplos agentes inteligentes.Lautaro também reflete sobre suas principais lições ao longo da jornada empreendedora, destacando a importância de testar rapidamente, tomar decisões com agilidade e reconhecer oportunidades de transformação digital na América Latina. Ouça agora e descubra como Lautaro e o time da Darwin estão construindo uma nova forma de atendimento ao cliente com inteligência artificial, transformando radicalmente a maneira como empresas se conectam com seus consumidores.Convidado: Lautaro SchiaffinoLautaro Schiaffino é cofundador e CEO da Darwin, plataforma de inteligência artificial que cria agentes digitais autônomos para escalar a comunicação entre empresas e clientes na América Latina. Engenheiro de formação, Lautaro empreende há mais de uma década resolvendo desafios de atendimento e vendas em canais como WhatsApp. Antes da Darwin, fundou a Sirena, adquirida pela Zenvia, e foi um dos primeiros funcionários da Rodati. Apresentação: Filipe Portugal Filipe Portugal é sócio do Canary, um dos principais fundos de venture capital do Brasil. Desde 2018 na firma e à frente do time de investimentos, Filipe acumula uma experiência relevante no mercado de venture capital brasileiro e latino-americano. Destaques do Episódio:00:01:36 - 00:04:00 - Introdução e Contexto Inicial00:04:00 - 00:05:30 - Desafios da Digitalização e Comunicação com Clientes00:05:30 - 00:07:00 - Inovação em Atendimento com Inteligência Artificial00:07:00 - 00:10:00 - Criação e Propósito da Darwin AI00:10:00 - 00:12:00 - Transformações no Mercado Brasileiro e Latino-Americano00:12:00 - 00:16:00 - Integração de Ferramentas e Soluções de Atendimento00:16:00 - 00:19:00 - Desenvolvimento de Negócios com AI00:19:00 - 00:24:00 - Modelo de Negócio e Estratégias de Precificação00:24:00 - 00:28:00 - Tendências e Oportunidades do Mercado de Comunicação de PMEs00:28:00 - 00:33:00 - Experiências e Casos de Uso com Darwin AI00:33:00- 00:39:00 - Desafios e Expectativas do Mercado de AI00:39:00 - 00:44:00 - Adoção e Implementação de AI em Diferentes Contextos00:44:00 - 00:45:00 - Erros e Aprendizados na Jornada Empreendedora00:45:00 - 00:48:00 - Recomendações Finais e Conclusão Glossário de termos em inglês usados no episódio:AI (Artificial Intelligence): Inteligência ArtificialMarketplace: Plataforma de venda ou comércio onlineLeads: Potenciais clientesAutomation: AutomaçãoCRM (Customer Relationship Management): Gestão de Relacionamento com o ClienteChatbot: Programa de computador que simula conversas humanasUser Experience: Experiência do UsuárioOnboarding: Processo de integração de novos clientes SaaS (Software as a Service): Modelo de negócio de Software como ServiçoPricing: Estratégia de precificaçãoRevenue: Receita ou faturamentoCustomer Facing: Atendimento ou interação direta com o clienteInbound/Outbound: Diferentes estratégias de marketing e vendasMVP (Minimum Viable Product): Produto Mínimo ViávelAPI (Application Programming Interface): Interface de Programação de AplicaçõesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.