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In 533, a twenty-eight-year-old general named Belisarius sailed from Constantinople with 15,000 men to reconquer North Africa from the Vandals, a kingdom that had held it for nearly a century since the sack of Rome. The last time the Eastern Empire had attempted the crossing, the entire fleet had been destroyed. Belisarius landed, defeated the Vandal king in two battles, entered Carthage without a fight, sat on the enemy's throne, and was awarded the first proper Roman triumph in five hundred years. Then Justinian sent him to retake Italy with 7,000 troops. He took Sicily, took Naples, took Rome, and held it against a Gothic army that outnumbered him roughly twenty-to-one for over a year, personally leading cavalry charges from the crumbling Aurelian Walls. When the Goths offered him the crown of the Western Roman Empire, he pretended to accept, walked into Ravenna, arrested the Gothic leadership, and shipped them to Constantinople. Italy was Roman again. And Justinian, terrified of the man who had made it possible, recalled him, stripped his command, and never gave him the resources to finish anything again. Today's guests are Matteo and Matthew Storm, the father-and-son hosts of Lost Roman Heroes, who devoted a five-part series and over five hours to the life of Belisarius. We discuss why a man who did more than anyone since Aurelian to restore the Roman Empire has been almost completely erased from popular memory, how the Plague of Justinian and a volcanic winter destroyed everything Belisarius had reconquered, why Procopius wrote two radically contradictory portraits of the same man, and whether Antonina was the most unfairly maligned woman in Byzantine history or one of its most destructive. We look at why Justinian gave the eunuch Narses everything he never gave Belisarius and what that reveals about how empires manage the men they depend on, why the legend of Belisarius blinded and begging in the streets has persisted for fifteen hundred years despite being almost certainly false, and whether a civilization truly dies when its last true believer falls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our second episode from the "Public Bugets, Public Good" workshop, hosted by Wayne State University and co-sponsored by Labor@Wayne⁠, ⁠AAUP⁠, ⁠HELU⁠, and Public Good U features Christopher Newfields "AI & The Public Good," followed by a lengthy Q&A [21:00], then the Bluestone Labor Workshop helps us make the most of FOIA requests [45:00].Cast (in order of appearance): Elizabeth Faue, Jamie McQuaid, Christopher Newfield, Bruce Simon, Brian Deyo, Matt Seybold, Sean O'Brien, Sofya Aptekar, Yasmeen Hishmeh, Justin Flores, Stephen Hastings-KingDate Recorded: April 30, 2026Music: Danny Weiss Quartet, Moby

The first of two episodes recorded at the "Public Budgets, Public Good" workshop hosted by Labor@Wayne, and co-sponsored by AAUP, HELU, and Public Good U. This episode features presentations on the Lend & Rule approach to campus debt, the bourgeois coldness of budget models, the Locus of Authority playbook for university presidents, and a pro-friction approach to EdTech.Cast (in order of appearance): Sofya Aptekar, Matt Seybold, Brian Deyo, Kelly Grotke, Stephen Hastings-King, Justin Flores, Sean O'Brien, Bruce SimonDate Recorded: April 30, 2026Music: Danny Weiss Quartet, Moby

Pags reacts to the arrest of a suspect in the vandalism at Washington's World War II Memorial and asks whether America desperately needs to rethink how it handles people suffering from severe mental illness. He then has the latest on the USS Abraham Lincoln as the carrier prepares to return home amid controversy over living conditions aboard the ship. Pags also unloads after Rep. Joaquin Castro receives the Hispanic Heritage Award for Public Service and turns his attention to President Trump's push for the SAVE America Act. Joe isn't convinced Republicans will actually get it passed—and listeners call in asking why the GOP talks about fighting but so often fails to deliver. Then YouTuber, reporter and storyteller Alessi Allaman joins Pags for a disturbing deep dive into Flock cameras. Why are these surveillance cameras seemingly everywhere—including near parks and pools? Who can access what they record? And are some law-enforcement officers actually abusing the technology to track women? Allaman reveals what he's uncovered about the surveillance system quietly expanding across America—and why you may want to start paying much closer attention. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This week: a mosh pit disaster nobody saw coming (or smelled coming), an airline preacher waging spiritual warfare over a flight delay, a senator turning on his own son-in-law, "Weiner Wednesday" texts from a sitting mayor, a Senate candidate's family tree that doesn't fork, Trump vs. his own DOJ over a vandalized reflecting pool, a cop who lectured other cops about integrity from inside a scandal of his own, a banker's "sex slave" lawsuit gets a sequel, license plate cameras used for something they swore they weren't, a decapitation at 80 mph, a leaf blower murder charge, an arrow to the neck at the circus, a Michelin chef facing jail over ants, Jared Leto's bartender problem, and Kim Davis's inheritance shell game. Buckle up. ⚠️ This episode covers true crime, allegations of abuse, and other serious subject matter. Listener discretion advised. Follow us for more of the internet's weirdest, worst, and most unhinged news — new episodes every week. #truecrime #weirdnews #podcast #currentevents

Spain's Prime Minister labels a surge of thousands of migrants into his country from Morocco an "attack," as most of those individuals have already been returned to their home country. The Trump administration is publicly at odds after Jeanine Pirro's office drops vandalism charges against an individual initially charged with damaging the DC Reflecting Pool. The Pima County Sheriff's Office releases the full "ransom notes" in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance, and pleads with the public for help in solving the case. President Trump once again calls off major strikes in Iran after calls from Gulf allies who urged de-escalation.   Supersure Insurance: Upgrade your business insurance to a year-round SuperAgency at https://Supersure.com/Megyn   Herald Group: Learn more at https://GuardYourCard.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

This week, Jackie and Dunlap yell about: Trump's second term has moved into its painting horse statues gold and targeting Olympians for messin up reflecting pools phase (This was recorded before Jeanine Pirro and Justice Department dropped charges against Olympian David Hearn.)  Plus more of some of the dumbest horse-hockeyin' news of 2026 so far,  from Fauci's Fifth Amendment defense at his sham "watch me yell" trial, to peeks at the midterms (Is Andy Ogles in trouble in Tennessee?). CONTINUING: the Iran War, Trump's pardons, high priced gas 'n' groceries.  Also: Medicare cuts and the Epstein files, Todd Blanche and Ghislaine Maxwell, Stephen Miller and what "normal people" look like.  Oh right and is Mitch McConnell alive? Y'all subscribe and foller. Get 20 Extra Minutes with Jackie and Dunlap at http://www.patreon.com/redstateupdate Art by Yoni Limor Photos by Robyn von Swank Music by William Sherry Jr. Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, BlueSky

Brian, Dallas, and Marten return for the 2026 Idaho Vandal Football Season! Very special guest and frequent Tubs contributor Madison McCord joins the show!Thank you to our Patreons! The show would not be possible without you! www.patreon.com/tubsattheclub---Show Sponsors: Hughes River Expeditionswww.hughesriver.comSnake River Stampede Whiskyhttps://snakeriverstampede.com/shopping/srs-whiskey/

On a hot Summer night in Brooklyn, Matt Seybold is joined by McKenzie Wark to launch the "Intellectuals" issue of e-flux Journal. They discuss the legacy of the public intellectual (and other mythic species), the belated reception of the vectoralist hypothesis, education and other other spaces, the practice and pleasures of being vulgar. Followed by an energetic Q&A.Cast (in order of appearance): Brian Kuan Wood, Matt Seybold, McKenzie WarkDate Recorded: June 11, 2026Music: Danny Weiss Quartet

For the fourth and final hour of the day on Stokely and Evans with Mark Schlereth, John Davis sits in for Mike and Stoke. They recap Vandal Weekend and the World Cup Finals. Bo Nix came in at #59 in the NFL's Top 100 Players list, is this a proper placement for him? Stink explains the narratives and biases the national media has against Bo Nix that bothers him. Jon Gruden told people why they should get excited about the Broncos' WR corps, the guys break down the depth the Broncos have behind Sutton and Waddle. What should the team do with guys like Franklin, Mims, and Pat Bryant? Will there be an odd man out? Stink 'n' John cap off today's show discussing Bo's placement on the NFL Top 100 list.  

Sandra Shachar Scotch-taped a sign to the area surrounding the President's House, where the Trump administration controversially replaced a slavery exhibit. She's been threatened with arrest if she does it again.

Koersklappers: Stijn Hermans, Toon ClaessensCofidis-soigneur Stijn is net terug uit de Tour en bracht nog een zak vol ijssokken mee. Toon van The Vandal beloofde dan weer iedereen een gratis joggingbroek wanneer Campenaerts zijn enkelsokken nog eens aan zou doen. Koersklap vol kwinkslagen, maar wel boordevol analyses en insiders over de tweede week Tour, inclusief passages over cryosauna's, Louis Vuitton, Meilsen Koers en de verplichte omleiding via Superman Lopez.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/radio-stelvio--2841595/support.Word Supporter van de show en beluister het ruime archief van de vorige jaren! Gewone luisteraars kunnen enkel het huidige seizoen beluisteren.Ik word Stelvio-Supporter

For the second hour of Stokely and Evans with Mark Schlereth, they highlight some of the unsung Denver sports GOATs like Keith Burns and Earl Boykins. They chat about choking a game late after England's heartbreaker against Argentina in the World Cup. The Nuggets haven't made any moves this offseason, and the guys speculate why that's the case, are they waiting on Watson or are there orders coming from the top? Stink tells us about Vandal weekend before the guys dig into some bold predictions for the Broncos. Can Bo go for 5,000 yards? Will the defense be Top 3 in sacks and turnovers?  

The final episode recorded at the ⁠Modes of Reading Today Symposium⁠, hosted by the ⁠Townsend Center For The Humanities⁠ focuses on media, mediation, and machine-generated texts. It opens with Nicholas Baer and Pardis Debashi's "Unattainable Texts," followed by David Bates's "Reading and Writing" [20:00], Nina Beguš's "Novel Audiences in 'Finnegan's Wake'" [37:30], Hannes Bajohr's "Surface Reading LLMs" [57:00], Matt Seybold's "The Technofeudal Reader" [81:00], and a brief Q&A [100:00].Cast (in order of appearance): Yael Segalovitz, Nicholas Baer, David Bates, Nina Beguš, Hannes Bajohr, Matt Seybold, Jacob Gaboury, Deniz Göktürk, Jonathan KramnickDates Recorded: February 19-20, 2026Music: Danny Weiss Quartet, Moby

Some people think all a rat could ever be is a janitor, but, as Rick discovers, he could be something else, too – an inspired artist.Today's story was recorded in front of a live audience at Furlandia 2026.Today's Story is the second and final part of “Visage of a Vermin Vandal” by Malcolm F. Cross, who has been writing stories in the same setting as this story for more than a decade, including two novels – Dog Country, and Mouse Cage. You can catch up with them at their website, SinIsBeautiful.com, or on Bluesky.Last time, Rick Larue, genetically engineered rat, was denied a promotion because his boss was convinced a rat's happy place was cleaning bioreactor sewage. Rick was convinced too, up until he encountered a beautiful mural on the side of a Hindu Mandir, depicting the goddess Karni Mata, and the rats she holds sacred...Read for you by Rob MacWolf — werewolf hitchhiker.thevoice.dog | Apple podcasts | Spotify | Google PodcastsIf you have a story you think would be a good fit, you can check out the requirements, fill out the submission template and get in touch with us.https://thevoice.dog/episode/visage-of-a-vermin-vandal-by-malcolm-f-cross-read-live-part-2-of-2

The second episode derived from the ⁠Modes of Reading Today Symposium⁠, hosted by the ⁠Townsend Center For The Humanities⁠ assesses what it means that "close reading is having a moment" through papers titled "What is Close Reading?" [8:00], "Finding The Right Place For Close Reading" [30:00], "The Affected Fallacy" [56:00], "On Generalizing" [77:30], and "Close Reading as Field-Making" [100:00]Cast (in order of appearance): Yael Segalovitz, Matt Seybold, Jonathan Kramnick, Toril Moi, Joshua Gang, Dora Zhang, Farah BakaariDates Recorded: February 19-20, 2026Music: Danny Weiss Quartet, Moby

Shane McInnes read out the breaking news this afternoon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

3AW Mornings host Heidi Murphy said the vandal was not doing anything productive with this stunt.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rick's boss thinks he was genetically engineered to clean future-sewage, but Rick's boss is wrong. Rick could be far more than a janitor.Today's story was recorded in front of a live audience at Furlandia 2026.Today's story is the first of two parts of “Visage of a Vermin Vandal” by Malcolm F. Cross, who has been writing stories in the same setting as this story for more than a decade, including two novels – Dog Country, and Mouse Cage. You can catch up with them at their website, SinIsBeautiful.com, or on Bluesky.Read for you by Rob MacWolf — werewolf hitchhiker.thevoice.dog | Apple podcasts | Spotify | Google PodcastsIf you have a story you think would be a good fit, you can check out the requirements, fill out the submission template and get in touch with us.https://thevoice.dog/episode/visage-of-a-vermin-vandal-by-malcolm-f-cross-read-live-at-furlandia-part-1-of-2

¡Último programa de la temporada de Vandal Radio! Para despedirnos tenemos la actualidad al rojo vivo con la campaña de reservas y nuevos detalles de GTA 6 así como el precio de Steam Machine que ha dado mucho de lo que hablar en los últimos días. Además, os traemos el análisis de Star Fox para Nintendo Switch 2, el clásico de Nintendo 64 vuelve con mucha fuerza.   Muchas gracias a todos por vuestra compañía en la Temporada 13. ¡Nos vemos a finales de verano con nuestra nueva temporada!

Rome didn't fall in 476 AD. It ended in 410. The empire just spent 66 years pretending it hadn't.Most history wants to count the years of decline for you. The question this channel keeps coming back to is different. I want to know what people stop believing — because that's the clock that actually matters.For 800 years, Rome had been militarily inviolate. Not because the Salarian Gate couldn't be broken, but because no one believed it could. On August 24, 410, it opened from the inside. Stilicho, Rome's master general — the half-Vandal commander who had held the entire Western Empire together for 20 years — had been executed two years earlier by a paranoid emperor who feared his competence more than he feared the barbarians. The Visigothic federate army Stilicho had commanded was massacred along with him, sending 30,000 Gothic veterans straight into Alaric's camp.By the time Alaric reached the gates of Rome, the institution behind the walls had already failed. The walls were just paperwork.The physical sack lasted three days. The damage to the city was modest. What collapsed wasn't stone. What collapsed was the load-bearing belief that had held the entire institutional order together — the belief that Rome was eternal, that serving the empire was a sane long-term bet, that the gods or the Christian God protected the city. After 410, no one in the Mediterranean world believed any of those things again. The Western Empire formally continued for 66 more years. But the working institutional Rome — the Rome people actually believed in — ended on a night in August 410.In this video:→ Stilicho: the half-Vandal master-general who held the Western Empire together for 20 years and got murdered by the emperor he served→ The three sieges of Rome — and the literal invoice the Roman Senate paid Alaric in pepper because it was the most liquid thing they had left→ Jerome's letter from Bethlehem in 412: "The city which had taken the whole world was itself taken"→ Augustine spent the next 16 years writing the City of God — 500,000 words — to construct a theological framework in which Rome was never eternal in the first place→ The 66-year tail: why the Western Empire formally continued until 476 even though the real collapse had already happenedCHAPTERS:00:00 Rome Didn't Fall in 47601:46 Stilicho: The Man Who Held the West Together04:52 The Murder That Made Everything Inevitable07:00 The First Invisible Transfer07:55 The Three Sieges (and the Pepper Invoice)09:30 The Salarian Gate Opens11:54 Jerome's Letter from Bethlehem13:51 The Theological Crisis17:06 Augustine Writes the City of God20:22 The 66-Year Tail25:02 Galla Placidia and the Category Collapse28:04 The Invisible Handover30:35 Three Patterns That Recur33:56 Same Playbook, Different Century

An episode recorded as part of the Modes of Reading Today Symposium, hosted by the Townsend Center For The Humanities begins with a discussion of John Donne's insomnia and Wilfred Bion's undigested nightmares, followed by a vigorous discussion of attention, sleep, and immersion as they relate to literature and criticism [39:00], after which the symposium's organizer (and host of the Psychoanaliterature podcast) flips the studio for some analysis of The American Vandal's creator [90:00].Cast (in order of appearance): Matt Seybold, David Marno, Yael Segalovitz, Jonathan Kramnick, Toril Moi, Emma Lieber, Nicholas Baer, Dora Zhang, Anne-Lise François, Farah Bakaari, Sina Dell'AnnoDates Recorded: February 19-20, 2026Music: Danny Weiss Quartet, Moby, L. D. MillerFor more about this episode, please visit TheAmericanVandal.com

Hoy en Vandal Radio debatimos sobre la crisis que se cierne sobre Xbox y el grave estado actual de la industria del videojuego en general. También os traemos el análisis de eFootball Kick-off!, un juego de fútbol perfecto para el verano.   Nota: El podcast se grabó poco antes del anuncio de la fecha de reservas de GTA 6, tenéis toda la información en nuestra web: https://vandal.elespanol.com/noticia/1350790949/gta-6-ya-tiene-portada-oficial-en-ps5-y-xbox-y-anuncia-la-fecha-en-la-que-podras-reservarlo/

En este Vandal Radio especial repasamos el Nintendo Direct del 9 de junio del 2026 y todas sus novedades como el remake de Ocarina of Time, el nuevo Xenoblade y mucho más.

¡Empezamos con fuerza la semana con una edición especial de Vandal Radio! Hoy os hablamos de lo que nos han parecido el Xbox Games Showcase 2026 y el Summer Game Fest, con novedades de Gears of War, Halo, Fable, Final Fantasy VII, Resident Evil Veronica... ¡y mucho más!

¡Ya ha empezado el No-E3 2026! Ayer fue el State of Play de PS5 en el que vimos gameplay del videojuego de Lobezno, se nos presentó el nuevo God of War y se anunciaron varias fechas de lanzamiento que nos dejan un septiembre de auténtica locura.   En este episodio especial repasamos todo lo ocurrido en el State of Play. Recordad que este será el programa especial de esta semana y que volveremos el lunes 8 de junio con un programa centrado en todo lo que ocurra en el Summer Game Fest y el Xbox Games Showcase durante este fin de semana.

On August 22, 408 AD, the Western Roman Emperor Honorius signed an execution order. The man being executed was Flavius Stilicho — half Vandal, half Roman, the general who had defeated Alaric three times, held the Rhine frontier together for 13 years, and kept a collapsing political structure functioning through sheer competence. For more than a decade he had been the only thing standing between the Western Empire and total disintegration.The Senate hated him. The court whispered against him. They said he was conspiring with the Goths. They said he wanted to put his son on the throne. They said his barbarian blood made him untrustworthy.None of it was true. But systems like this eventually stop needing truth. They just need targets.Stilicho walked out of a church in Ravenna and accepted his fate. He could have resisted — 10,000 federate troops were personally loyal to him, and he could have seized power and likely won. He chose not to. He still believed in something larger than himself. The system that executed him no longer did.Within months, 10,000 federate soldiers marched directly to Alaric's camp. The Rhine frontier collapsed. The borders dissolved. The army Stilicho had built to defend Italy became the army that destroyed it. Two years later, on August 24, 410 AD, Alaric walked into Rome — undefended, unresisted — and sacked it for three days.The man most capable of preventing it had already been killed by his own government.This is the autopsy of how empires actually die. Not from the outside in. They destroy their own immune system first and call it patriotism.00:00 — Rome Killed the Man Who Was Saving It02:24 — Welcome to The Roman Pattern02:45 — What Rome Had Become by 395 AD03:06 — Who Was Flavius Stilicho?04:05 — The Three Fault Lines: Money, Borders, Power06:23 — Stilicho's Rise Through Competence07:38 — Theodosius Dies, Stilicho Inherits an Empire08:03 — Alaric and the Eastern Court's Sabotage09:43 — The Battle of Pollentia (402 AD)10:55 — The Deal That Sealed His Fate11:43 — The Rhine Freezes (December 406)12:31 — Honorius the Chicken Farmer13:21 — Olympius and the Whispered Accusations14:07 — August 22, 408 AD: The Execution15:07 — The Federate Defection and the Sack of Rome18:13 — When Systems Can't Tell Threat from Solution21:06 — The Last Roman

Bienvenidos al episodio 36 de Vandal Radio.   Hoy os hablamos de las novedades de Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, la subida de precio de Steam Deck y el anuncio de la nueva expansión para The Witcher 3.   Además os traemos los análisis de una joya como Mina The Hollower y de 007: First Ligth que puede convertirse en el mejor videojuego sobre James Bond de la historia.

Two events organized by the Center For Mark Twain Studies focus on the complex legacy of Mark Twain and the omissions and misrepresentations of his wife, Olivia Langdon Clemens, and extended family. Cast (in order of appearance): Matt Seybold, Ann Ryan, Kerry Driscoll, Barbara Snedecor, Chuck Lindsay Dates Recorded: October 16, 2025 and November 30, 2023 Music: Danny Weiss Quartet, Moby For more about this episode, please visit TheAmericanVandal.substack.com

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En el episodio de esta semana de Vandal Radio repasamos toda la actualidad del videojuego con el "no retraso de GTA 6", el final de Destiny 2 o la subida de precio de PS+.   También os contamos nuestras primeras impresiones con el remake de Assassin's Creed  Black Flag y os traemos el análisis del último LEGO Batman que os va a sorprender.

A live crossover podcasting event with the This Guy Sucked podcast, hosted at the Mark Twain House & Museum in Hartford, Connecticut. The question is not only whether and how much Mark Twain might have sucked, but also the potential for Twain's complex legacy to be altered by politics, propaganda, education, and scholarship. Cast (in order of appearance): Matt Seybold, Claire Aubin, Erin Bartram Date Recorded: May 6, 2026 Music: Danny Weiss Quartet For more about this episode, please visit ThisGuySucked.com or TheAmericanVandal.substack.com

En el episodio de esta semana de Vandal Radio repasamos las últimas noticias del mundo del videojuego con Nintendo y Microsoft como protagonistas por las posibles subidas de precio de Switch 2 y la próxima generación de consolas Xbox.   Además os traemos el análisis de Forza Horizon 6, Mixtape y nuestras impresiones con el esperadísimo Subnautica 2.

As part of the Spring Symposium at the Wake Forest Humanities Institute, Matt Seybold discusses the present and future of AI speculation, including an extended discussion with Wake Forest faculty. Cast (in order of appearance): Jennifer Greiman, Matt Seybold, Derek Lee, Michaela Appeltova, Nisrine Rahal, Barry Trachtenberg, Jeff Bills-Solomon, Dean Franco, Amanda Gengler Date Recorded: April 29, 2026 Music: Danny Weiss Quartet, Moby

¡Amigos de Vandal estamos de vuelta! En esta ocasión con un programa que está 100 % centrado en la actualidad porque hay mucho que contar después de que hace unas horas Sony y Nintendo presentasen los resultados del año fiscal 2025 con ganancias, ventas de consolas y videojuegos...   También hablamos de los últimos movimientos de Xbox y del éxito del nuevo mando de Steam.

¡Vandal Radio esta semana llega antes de tiempo! Como hay puente y el cuerpo lo sabe publicamos ya el episodio de esta semana cargado de actualidad con la polémica del DRM de PlayStation, los resultados de Xbox, el precio del nuevo mando de Steam... y nuestras impresiones con 007 First Light

This week on Regional Rasslin', Vandal Drummond makes his long-awaited return to discuss the final year of the LeBell Los Angeles territory (1982) with host Ray Russell. We talk everything from the Japanese invasion of talent, the Lucha Libre stars, memories of journeyman Bobby Lane's big push, outlaw promotions, the deal struck with Vince McMahon for the WWF to take over the area, and much more! Plus, Vandal gets candid as he pays respects at the top of the program to his dear friend, rockabilly band musician and co-founder of Incredibly Strange Wrestling, Johnny Legend. If you're enjoying WrestleCopia and interested in helping us continue to grow, please consider Subscribing to our Patreon to help us cover some of our costs! https://www.patreon.com/wrestlecopiaYOU CAN ALSO GIFT SOMEONE A PATREON MEMBERSHIP (OR ASK THEM TO GIFT YOU ONE) AT https://www.patreon.com/WrestleCopia/giftIncludes the $5 “All Access” Tier $9 "VIP Superfan" Tier, and "The ULLLTIMATE Tier", featuring our various VIDEO-CAST Series, Early Show Releases, our insanely detailed show notes (for the Grenade, Monday Warfare, Regional Rasslin, Puro Academy, & Retro Re-View), monthly DIGITAL DOWNLOADS for your viewing and reading pleasure, & more!HELP SUPPORT THE SELF-FUNDED WRESTLECOPIA BRAND, CONSIDER DONATING TO OUR PAYPALWRESTLECOPIA MERCHANDISE - https://www.teepublic.com/user/wrestlecopiaVisit the WrestleCopia Podcast Network https://wrestlecopia.comFollow WrestleCopia on “X” (Formerly Twitter) @RasslinGrenadeFollow & LIKE our FACEBOOK PAGE – https://www.facebook.com/RasslinGrenadeSubscribe to the WrestleCopia Youtube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/RasslinGrenade ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Buses being “bricked out of it” in places like Killinarden has people raging — and today Adrian and Jeremy ask what can actually be done to stop it before someone is seriously injured.Is the only solution to permanently pull Dublin Bus services from areas where the Number 27 keeps getting attacked… even if that means punishing the whole community, including elderly passengers and kids? One Father had the next to defend their behaviour of teenage vandals/

Moose naps outside a Monatana radio station...the station? 94-7 The Moose, So angry Gen Z women are driving Gen Z men into the arms of cougars...Well here's some true a-holery...Man smeared roofing tar on at least a dozen vehichlesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Moose naps outside a Monatana radio station...the station? 94-7 The Moose, So angry Gen Z women are driving Gen Z men into the arms of cougars...Well here's some true a-holery...Man smeared roofing tar on at least a dozen vehichles

Esta semana volvemos para repasar la actualidad del videojuego. Charlamos largo y tendido sobre el futuro de Xbox tras el comunicado "We are Xbox" y repasamos la presentación de Assassin's Creed: Black Flag.  Además, análisis de Saros y de Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred.

Vandal Radio ya está aquí un viernes más para traeros toda la actualidad del mundo de los videojuegos.   Hoy hablamos de la filtración del remake de Assassin's Creed Black Flag, la presentación de Metro 2039 o el éxito de Crimson Desert... y os traemos los análisis de Pragmata y el "Mickey con pistolas" o, mejor dicho, Mouse: P.I. for hire.

¡Volvemos con vosotros un viernes más! Esta semana os traemos nuestras impresiones de Forza Horizon 6 y de Saros, dos de los juegos más esperados para la primera mitad del año. Además también repasamos la actualidad del mundo del videojuego en PC, PS5, Xbox y Switch 2 con el retorno de la telenovela de PC Fútbol 8 o los problemas de desarrollo de Star Wars: Eclipse.

Opens with Matt Seybold's short history of Instructure, the makers of Canvas LMS, with special emphasis on its acquisition by Dragoneer and KKR in 2024. This talk was delivered at Utah Valley University, with supplemental recording from University of Albany. The second half of the episode features a conversation with UVU faculty and students about the impact of the Generative AI boom on their institution. Cast (in order of appearance): Matt Seybold, Christa Albrecht-Crane, Angie McKinnon Carter, Chiler Moore Date Recorded: March 3, 2026 Music: Danny Weiss Quartet, Moby

ABOUT THE EPISODEListen in as David Schrock interviews both Mark Coppenger and Brad Green on their COA Essays.Timestamps00:24 – Intro06:20 – What are Some Things that are Encouraging about the SBC?09:32 – Concerns about the SBC13:07 – Four Different Way to Treat the Environment19:54 – Coming Away from the Sex Abuse Crisis23:56 – Believe All Women? Intersectionality at Play28:24 – Have We Gotten Past Resolution 9?32:20 – The Baptist Courier33:53 – What Kind of Leaders Do We Need Going Forward?40:30 – SBC Ingratiationism43:40 – Is the Female Pastor Problem Because of Leaders Who are Unwilling to be Disaggreeable?49:00 – How Do We Faithfully Grow?53:11 – There is Still a Drift in the SBC54:50 – SBC Presbyterianism: A ‘Hierarchy' Within the SBC1:04:25 – Final Thoughts: What Leaders Do We Need Today?1:06:38 – Outro Resources to Click“Five Reasons to Be Thankful for the Southern Baptist Convention” – Brad Green“Stewardship of Our SBC Land” – Mark Coppenger“The SBC in a Crowded Theater” – Mark Coppenger“Who's the Vandal?” – Mark Coppenger“Alabama fan Harvey Updyke, poisoner of Auburn trees, dead at 71” – Mike Rodak“Resolution 9 and the Southern Baptist Convention 2019” – Tom Ascol“The Ethics & Religious Liberty Conundrum” – Christ Over All“Freedom of Speech” – Norman RockwellTheme of the Month: Can the Center Hold? The Southern Baptist Convention in the 21st CenturyGive to Support the WorkBooks to ReadWhat is Critical Theory?: A Concise Christian Analysis – Bradley G. Green

ABOUT THE EPISODEThere's a lot to love about the Southern Baptist Convention. Here's what I'm most thankful for. / / The Southern Baptist Convention is like a beautiful landscape . . . scarred by five disasters from recent years. We need understand these problems so we can then work towards cleanup.Resources to Click“Five Reasons to Be Thankful for the Southern Baptist Convention” – Brad Green“Stewardship of Our SBC Land” – Mark Coppenger“The SBC in a Crowded Theater” – Mark Coppenger“Who's the Vandal?” – Mark Coppenger“Alabama fan Harvey Updyke, poisoner of Auburn trees, dead at 71” – Mike Rodak“Resolution 9 and the Southern Baptist Convention 2019” – Tom Ascol“The Ethics & Religious Liberty Conundrum” – Christ Over All“Freedom of Speech” – Norman RockwellTheme of the Month: Can the Center Hold? The Southern Baptist Convention in the 21st CenturyGive to Support the Work

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