Podcasts about utah friday

Indiana refuses NIT and Crown invites, so Mike Woodson is officially done as IU coach! Hoosiers women a nine-seed in Birmingham; will play Utah Friday! Ball State gets Ole Miss in first round! Former Colt Grant Stuard puts Colts on blast with compliments for new team! https://mybookie.website/joinwithKENT Promocode: KENT Buying or selling a home in Indy - text "value" to Sean Hartwick - (317) 373-3724. InstaGram - https://www.instagram.com/the317agent/ Here is the link for the world's greatest autobiographical book featuring only the mistakes the author has made: https://www.amazon.com/Oops-Art-Learning-Mistakes-Adventures/dp/173420740X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The red-hot Kansas State Wildcats, winners of six straight, make their Utah swing, playing at BYU on Saturday night and at Utah on Monday night. Can Coach Jerome Tang continue their astonishing push to steal an NCAA Tournament bid? The Friday Shoot Around, hosted by Ryan Gilbert with GoPowercat basketball analyst Clent Stewart, is proudly sponsored by Riverbank Brewery in Council Grove, Kansas. Sign up for GoPowercat VIP access and get your first month for just $1! Want the latest Kansas State headlines sent to your inbox? Click to sign up for GoPowercat's daily newsletter! FOLLOW GOPOWERCAT'S YOUTUBE PAGE To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Did you hear what The Rock said about Utah Friday night?  On national TV... standing in the middle of the ring at the Delta Center.... The Rock embraced his new role as a Professional Wrestling Bad Guy.  

Dave and Tracy go deep on the win over Utah, what Friday morning's boom means for the program, transfer recruiting generally, and more... To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Olivia Dunne has built a sizable following on social media...gaining millions of followers with her pictures and videos. Although business is booming for Olivia Dunne...her profile is having a negative impact on her fellow athletes. We react to the behavior of Olivia Dunne fanboys at an event in Utah Friday night. We discuss how this behavior used to be the norm for young women...but is now becoming the norm for young men. We compare this behavior to how young men behaved in past generations...and question how we got here.

We're looking at college football from a west coast perspective with Matt Zemek (@MattZemek) and Alex Blau.With the Pac-12 conference championship up for grans this week, the guys look at USC going up against Utah Friday evening in Las Vegas, and how the Trojans are 60 minutes from being the first Pac 12 team selected to be in the College Football Playoff since Washington was chosen in 2016.They also dive into the Mountain West title game between Fresno State and Boise State, and give their predictions for the matchup on the blue turf of Boise.Thanks to our sponsors!BetUS - get a 125% signup bonus using the code Coast22 at BetUS.comTicketSmarter - Get 5% off orders of $100 or more using the code Gridiron22 at TicketSmarter.com

Tipping The Scales Toward Love & Goodness In this beautiful conversation with poet, writer, and teacher Mark Nepo, we begin exploring Mark's beautiful take on what it means to be embodied. Throughout the conversation, we were blessed with Mark's soulful readings of several of our favorites of his poems. We discuss how care can erase the walls we keep building between us, and how using our imagination in service of a more beautiful world is so needed in a time of polarized divisiveness. It's our generation's turn - are we going to make a world rooted in love or rooted in fear and violence? Mark talks about the spiritual journey through the metaphor of a flower - not getting anywhere, but unfolding from the inside out. Mark speaks to a quote from William Blake: “Straight is the road to improvement. Crooked is the road to genius,” as well as looking at the original definition of genius, and affirming that we each carry genius. Mark shares many stories from his book More Together than Alone, about the power of building community. Mark also shares a potent story about literacy in the Dark Ages in Europe - only 10% of the population was literate. 10% of the people kept literacy alive! What if we commit to being and nourishing the 10% who keep literacy of the heart and soul alive during these challenging times? We hope you find deep nourishment in this beautiful conversation. Mark Nepo is a poet and spiritual teacher who has taught in the fields of poetry and spirituality for over 40 years. With over a million copies sold, Mark has moved and inspired readers and seekers all over the world with his #1 New York Times bestseller The Book of Awakening. A beloved poet, teacher, and storyteller, Mark has been called “one of the finest spiritual guides of our time,” “a consummate storyteller,” and “an eloquent spiritual teacher.” His work is widely accessible and used by many and his books have been translated into more than twenty languages. A bestselling author, Mark has published twenty-two books and recorded fifteen audio projects. Recent work includes The Book of Soul (St. Martin's Essentials, 2020), Drinking from the River of Light (Sounds True, 2019); More Together Than Alone (Atria, 2018) cited by Spirituality & Practice as one of the Best Spiritual Books of 2018; and Things That Join the Sea and the Sky (Sounds True, 2017), a Nautilus Book Award Winner. Mark was given a Life- Achievement Award by AgeNation in 2015; in 2016 he was named by Watkins: Mind Body Spirit as one of the 100 Most Spiritually Influential Living People, and was also chosen as one of OWN's SuperSoul 100, a group of inspired leaders using their gifts and voices to elevate humanity. In 2014 Mark was part of Oprah Winfrey's The Life You Want Tour, and has appeared several times on her Super Soul Sunday program on OWN TV. He has also been interviewed by Robin Roberts on Good Morning America. Mark is a regular columnist for Spirituality & Health Magazine. In his 30s Mark was diagnosed with a rare form of lymphoma, a struggle which helped to form his philosophy of experiencing life fully while staying in relationship to an unknowable future. Mark devotes his writing and teaching to the journey of inner transformation and the life of relationship. He continues to offer readings, lectures, and retreats. Please visit him at: www.MarkNepo.com, http://threeintentions.com and http://wmespeakers.com/speaker/mark-nepo In February 2022, Mark will be teaching in Salt Lake City, Utah through the Jung Society of Utah Friday, Feb 25th, 7pm: Heartwork: Being a Spirit in the World Saturday, Feb 26th, 9am-1pm: Reclaiming Our Humanity: Being Fierce and Tender in Our Call to Love  You can find out more about these events, and register at jungutah.com  

Brian Howell, Colorado Buffaloes beat writer for the Boulder Daily Camera and BuffZone, joined PK Wednesday morning to talk about the Colorado Buffaloes as they prepare to take on Utah Friday

Brian Howell, Colorado Buffaloes beat writer for the Boulder Daily Camera and BuffZone, joined PK Wednesday morning to talk about the Colorado Buffaloes as they prepare to take on Utah Friday

The Texans have their man! After a twisting and turning search with storylines from a soap opera, David Culley has been named the fourth head coach in franchise history. Culley was the assist head coach and passing game coordinator at Baltimore. He is 65. That’s the oldest first-time coach in NFL history. Culley graduated from Vanderbilt in 1978 where he was one of the first black QBs in the SEC. Gauging by the Texans twitter reaction it’s a curious hire to say the least and it may back up that a lot stayed away from the gig the more vocal Deshaun Watson got about wanting to be moved. . Culley’s never even been a coordinator before. Who knows if #4 stays, but Culley is supposed to be a  Spurs win 110-106 against the visiting Celtics.. It’s SA’s 10th win of the season. DeMar Derozen had 21 points and 7 assists. Spurs wouldn’t trail again after his jumper with :27 left. Lemarcus Alldridge scored 20. Keldon Johnson a double double with 18-10. Spurs turned it over 19 times but hit 56% of their shots. They’re now 10-8. Friday they host the Nuggets. Jazz own the Mavs last night in Utah 116-104. Dallas has its second three-game losing streak in ten days. Remember they didn’t lose three in a row at all last season.This one was never really too close. Wire-to-wire win for the Jazz in Salt Lake City. Mavs drop to 8-10. They’ll run it back in Utah Friday night. 2nd-ranked Baylor THUMPS Kansas St. 107-59 at the Ferrell Center. Davion Mitchell had a career-high 33 points. He had 7 3-pointers. 3rd time in history the Bears have started 15-0. The school record is 17 … Abilene Christian beats SFA 82-62. … SHSU gets out of Corpus Christi with a 75-70 win over the Islanders. Demarkus Lampley had 21 in the win. Bearkats now in 1st place in the Southland with that SFA loss…. HBU wins at Incarnate Word 73-57… Tonight #5 Houston plays at the quaint Devlin Fieldhouse… UTEP plays at UTSA. North Texas and Rice have been postponed until Friday.  Aggies announce their SEC schedule. Some notables. Kyle Field opponents include Miss St, Alabama,South Carolina and Auburn. They’ll go to Missouri, Ole Miss and LSU. The neutral game vs Arkansas remains for the 2021 season. Dallas stars look to start 4-0-0. Their second in three days vs the Red Wings. The Stars will still be shorthanded. Ben Bishop still out in goal but Captain Jamie Benn And Roope Hinz may both be back. 'The Texas Porch' is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, Tune-in, I-Heart and all major podcast outlets. Also at www.thetexasporch.com Subscribe here. Twitter:   @TexasPorchPod    Facebook: TexasPorchPod

Poet David Whyte, who will be in Utah Friday as a guest of the Jung Society of Utah. Feb. 7: A Timeless Way With David Whyte, 7:00 p.m. at Libby Gardner Concert Hall at the U, 1375 President’s Circle, SLC. Celebrated poet David Whyte returns to Salt Lake City to talk about “The Art and Practice of Creating a More Beautiful Mind.” Whyte will also lead a three-hour workshop, Start Close in: Navigating the Difficult Transitions of Life, Saturday at the First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City. A portion of this interview originally aired on the February 4, 2020, edition of RadioACTive on KRCL 90.9fm in Salt Lake City, Utah. ###

Anthony Gargano and Lincoln Kennedy examine what should be one of the final chapters in the Antonio Brown saga after AB was released by the Patriots on Friday. The guys talk all the biggest stories around the NFL and look at the state of the Pac-12 after USC upset Utah Friday night. Plus, the guys pick every NFL and Top 25 match-up of the weekend! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Lt. Governor Spencer Cox and friends are joined by longtime KSL radio talk-show host, Doug Wright, to talk about the latest updates from the midterm elections, Doug's background in broadcasting, what drove him to pursue radio, and whether or not he could see himself pursuing politics. We also dive into the possible causes for the high voter turnout this year, Mitt Romney's path to Washington and President Donald Trump's remarks regarding Mia Love. Lastly, we talk about Boston Celtic's Gordon Hayward and his return to Utah Friday night to play the Jazz, Jon Cox's trip to the clinic, and who we get starstruck over.

On today's show Andrew Sharp and Ben Golliver talk through another weekend of playoff games. First, the incredible day of Rodney Hood and LeBron James in Sunday's Cavs-Pacers Game 7. Then: Should the Raptors be the favorites in Round 2? And what did we learn about the Pacers? From there they move to the state of the Warriors (17:00), who provided a scary reality check to the rest of the NBA against the Pelicans Saturday night. Then: quick takeaways from Rockets-Jazz Game 1 (30:00) and reliving the Game 6 fever dream in Utah Friday night (34:00), including more Donovan Mitchell praise, the Paul George foul, Playoff P's transformation into Loose Lips Paul, and Westbrook vs. Gobert in next year's top 100. At the end: Bucks-Celtics and Celtics-Sixers (52:00), a Wizards-Raptors post-mortem (60:00), reactions to John Wall's end of season comments, and purpose vs. a purpose. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Obama has used presidential power under the Antiquities Act to create a Bears Ears National Monument. Some are lauding this as a courageous decision which will protect vital lands. Others are calling it an arrogant act that ignores the wishes of a majority of Utahns. Today on the program we talked about this on a special two hour Access Utah. We were joined by John Kovash, Utah Public Radio's southern Utah correspondent, Chris Saeger, director of the Western Values Project, Scott Groene, Director of SUWA, John Ruple, University of Utah's S.J. Quinney College of Law research associate professor, Regina Lopez-Whiteskunk, former Ute. Tribal Councilwoman, Congressman Rob Bishop, Bob Keiter, University of Utah's S.J. Quinney College of Law, the Wallace Stegner Professor of Law and director of the Stegner Center, and Stan Summers, Box Elder County commissioner.

On Access Utah today we have Dr. Hope Jahren, Professor of Geobiology at University of Hawaii Manoa.

One in 30 children in U.S. are homeless according to new report by national center of family homelessness released this week. Today on the program author Walter Biondi joins host Sheri Quinn to discuss what its like being a homeless teen in America and how he was able to go from a street kid to a U.S. Interpol Chief and author.

NPR Science Correspondent Joe Palca set out to become a college professor and ended up on the radio. He's in Logan for several events for UPR and USU and he's Tom Williams' guest for the hour on Friday's AU. They'll talk about the art of reporting on science and the fascinating stories he has covered, including a story from Utah about the dangers of household sponges.

A piece of the 21st century pie--people everywhere are clamoring for their own life-sustaining morsel. But water, pesticide, distribution, and financial issues seem to conspire against assuring a hungry world there will be enough to eat. Noelle Cockett, executive vice president and provost for Utah State University, has long been researching answers to the question of how to feed 21st century populations. Dr. Cockett brought her expertise to Utah State University's College of Humanities and Social Sciences' Tanner Talks when she kicked off the 2013-15 lecture series last month with a look into the future of food production. Her talk was titled: “Feast or Famine: Feeding a Hungry World in the 21st Century.”

Friday on Access Utah we'll hear from some of the 16 Moab students who showed up recently for the town's first “Rock Camp.” Then from the UPR series “My Address Is…” we'll meet Don Baldwin, who grew up in Salt Lake City but decided as a young man that he wanted to be a dairy farmer; and the Landau family, who live in the city and bike to work and hike from home.

The 2014 Utah legislature closes Thursday night. Medicaid expansion, air quality, education, the budget...these are just some of the topics we'll talk about on Friday's AU.

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A clean and abundant water supply is the most pressing issue facing our society today. Joining Sheri Quinn on the program is Utah State University water quality expert Nancy Mesner. She works with state agencies to ensure our watersheds remain healthy into the future.

On the program, Sheri Quinn talks to author Caleb Daniloff about his new book called "Running Ransom Road," a vivid account of his 18-month-long experience running marathons in the cities he wrecked havoc in as an alcoholic. With each marathon, he confronted the past and paved his road to redemption.

Today on the program Sheri Quinn talks to author David Gessner about his latest article "How Vernal Utah Grew to Love Big Oil" in the March 2013 issue of One Earth magazine.

Jack Schmidt, professor in Utah State University's department of watershed sciences and head of the US Geological Survey's Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center, has long studied the Colorado River. He's among the team of scientists that designed a series of controlled releases of water from Glen Canyon Dam in an effort to restore habitats altered by the use of dams.

During the first half of Access Utah, Sheri Quinn talks with author Christine Geery about her first book, "A Heart Full of Hope." In the book, she tells the stories of what she calls her "ordinary life." Each story reveals the extraordinary experiences many of us can relate to but oftentimes overlook.

Major scientific studies conducted by a team of international scientists, warn there will be no virtually no fish or seafood from the ocean by the middle of the century. Only 50 years left for sea fish. Mark Kurlansky, prominent author of numerous non fiction books and articles, well-known for his bestseller COD: the fish that changed the world, has a new book out now for children and adults, called "A World Without Fish."

Today on Access Utah, Sheri Quinn talks with writer Patrick Radden Keefe. With the drug-related violence in Mexico thriving, understanding how the drug industry operates is crucial to combatting it. Keith investigated the business side of the blooming illegal drug trade and in June 2012 his report, Cocaine Inc. was published in the New York Times Magazine.

Today on the program Sheri Quinn talks to paleontologist Dr. Kenneth Carpenter about recent advances in the study of dinosaurs and why Utah is one of the best places on earth to study them.

Utah is the only state in the U.S. to enact a law that requires someone who is engaged in bioprospecting to notify the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands before removing certain microorganisms, plants, or fungi from state lands. Bioprospecting is the search for and collection of biological material, usually microbes, that could prove either economically useful or in environmental protection efforts. For example if extreme algae in the Great Salt Lake can make a biofuel without impacting the ecosystem it can be harnessed in the laboratory. Since research may turn those algae into a profitable fuel, the law leaves the groundwork for Utah to benefit from profits made off the research.

The environmental impact of energy development across the west was the theme at the Restoring the West conference at Utah State University this week. Today on the program, Sheri Quinn talks to a conservation ecologist about the effects of the largest gas field in the U.S. on the endemic pronghorn population that winters on these gas fields in western Wyoming.

The amazing recordist Chris Watson, from Britain, takes us on a sound journey to Antarctica, where he encounters some of the rarest sounds on Earth.