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00:00-15:00: ML and Joe Jr. chat with Noah Eagle for Off the CHarts. Noah breaks down his rising career, the Final Four, the differences calling tennis compared to the other sports, recent French Open memories, WAER days at Syracuse and a special moment with his Dad there, what would happen if he ever called a game with his father and more.

Check out ExpensePlus and sign up for a month's free trial and 10% off your first year's subscription, using my referral link http://expenseplus.co.uk/r/AI-BANCIn this episode, Aishat discusses her experience at the Problem Solving for Painful Payments Roundtable, focusing on key accounting challenges faced by international charities.She does a dive into a common financial challenge faced by international NGOs - managing multiple exchange rates when handling expenses and donor funds and shares a practical solution that can simplify reporting and reconciliation: the Weighted Average Exchange Rate (WAER).KEY TAKEAWAYExchange rate fluctuations can complicate accountingWAER helps standardize conversions, making financial reporting and reconciliation easier.WAER is particularly useful in two key scenarios:When field staff convert currency at different rates during trips, creating multiple exchange rates for expenses.When donor funds are received in multiple tranches at varying exchange rates, impacting financial reporting.WAER simplifies accounting by averaging exchange rates – Instead of tracking every individual conversion, organizations can use a single calculated rate for consistency.Exceptions exist – Some donors may require a fixed exchange rate, in which case WAER may not be applicable.EPISODE RESOURCESEbury: https://ebury.com/ABOUT YOUR HOSTAishat operates her own bookkeeping and accounting services practice – BAnC Services which focuses primarily on serving non-profits. Before founding her practice, she dedicated over two decades to the non-profit sector.With her podcast, Aishat shares practical insights and expertise to streamline financial management for non-profits; and shines a light on the often unseen & unheard efforts that uphold the delivery of a non-profit's mission.Beyond her professional endeavours with non-profits, Aishat is deeply committed to supporting single mothers with navigating financial management challenges and is the author of "Money Solutions for Single Mums". She also champions financial literacy among young black adults and thrives in discussions about money management.Work with Aishat: www.bancservices.co.ukCONNECTInstagramTikTok

Jamie Seh is the News 6 Sports Director in Orlando, Florida. She can be seen nightly doing the sportscast at 6 pm and 11 pm. Jamie has been in Orlando for nearly 15 years. She is an alumnus of the Newhouse School at Syracuse University and served as the Sports Director at the famed WAER radio station. In this episode, Jamie explains her career journey and the sacrifices she endured during her career ascension. She also discussed the challenges of being a woman in a very male-dominated field, and how today there are more women than when she started. She also discussed Orlando sports, and how much she covers Tampa and South Florida teams.

Jeroen en Ward trekken naar het Wellness en Sauna Resort Waer Waters. Niet alleen om het eerste seizoen zen af te sluiten.  Maar ook en vooral omdat ze zaakvoerder Sarah Coppens de kleren van het lijf wilden vragen over ondernemen in die sector. En nu ze het toch over de app Jokers (uit aflevering #5) hebben; ziet dat tante Sarah daar geen opportuniteit in om haar marketing een originele twist te geven? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Costas '74 grew up idolizing New York Yankees' Hall of Fame outfielder Mickey Mantle, and he loved listening to baseball on the radio. When he arrived at Syracuse University in the fall of 1970, Costas just wanted to one day land a radio play-by-play job in baseball. Little did Costas know he would one day wind up in Cooperstown as a Major League Baseball Hall of Famer alongside Mantle and his childhood heroes. Costas' broadcasting career has included winning 28 Emmy Awards, calling 12 Olympics, and covering multiple World Series, Super Bowls and NBA Finals. On this 'Cuse Conversation, Costas discusses his love for baseball and the new rules changes meant to speed up the pace of play, reveals which broadcasters inspired him, remembers thinking his career was doomed to fail after hearing his first sportscast, shares how WAER and the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications helped him develop his voice and his style, and relives his most memorable sportscasting moments.

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This week on Episode 16 of the Announcer Schedules Podcast, Mike Gill and Phil de Montmollin welcome CBS Sports play-by-play announcer Andrew Catalon to discuss his career that today finds the Syracuse University alum calling the NFL on CBS, March Madness and PGA Golf including The Masters.Catalon, who was recently selected as a Hall of Famer for the Syracuse radio station WAER, discusses his time at the Newhouse School of Communications and the impact Syracuse has had on sports broadcasting. Catalon further describes some of the turning points of his career as well as several memorable moments including working with Nick Faldo and also calling a “One Shining Moment” featuring an Indiana University cheerleader.Throughout the show, Gill and de Montmollin also dive into an array of topics including:· Amazon Prime Debut · More NFL Fantastic Finishes · Monday Night Crossover Doubleheader · NFL Week 3 Preview · App State's Miracle Finish · Joel Klatt filling in for Gus Johnson on pbp· CFB Week 4 Preview · Aaron Judge Home Run Chase · John Sterling Yankees Radio· DeWayne Staats 7,000th game· A few sensational Spanish calls Hear it all on the "Announcer Schedules Podcast" and make sure you are following/subscribing for more great content on the SportsMediaWatch.com podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on Episode 16 of the Announcer Schedules Podcast, Mike Gill and Phil de Montmollin welcome CBS Sports play-by-play announcer Andrew Catalon to discuss his career that today finds the Syracuse University alum calling the NFL on CBS, March Madness and PGA Golf including The Masters.Catalon, who was recently selected as a Hall of Famer for the Syracuse radio station WAER, discusses his time at the Newhouse School of Communications and the impact Syracuse has had on sports broadcasting. Catalon further describes some of the turning points of his career as well as several memorable moments including working with Nick Faldo and also calling a “One Shining Moment” featuring an Indiana University cheerleader.Throughout the show, Gill and de Montmollin also dive into an array of topics including:· Amazon Prime Debut · More NFL Fantastic Finishes · Monday Night Crossover Doubleheader · NFL Week 3 Preview · App State's Miracle Finish · Joel Klatt filling in for Gus Johnson on pbp· CFB Week 4 Preview · Aaron Judge Home Run Chase · John Sterling Yankees Radio· DeWayne Staats 7,000th game· A few sensational Spanish calls Hear it all on the "Announcer Schedules Podcast" and make sure you are following/subscribing for more great content on the SportsMediaWatch.com podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In the Fall of 1985, as a Junior at Syracuse University with the iconic Mike Tirico by his side, Bill Roth stepped into a Lane Stadium press box for the first time. He was on the call for WAER as the Hokies faced the Orangemen in Blacksburg. Little did he know, three years later he'd call Virginia Tech home. Now, Bill Roth is back as the voice of Hokies football once again. Let's take a trip down memory lane with Bill himself and reflect upon his Top 5 calls in Virginia Tech football history!

ESPN and Siena Saints broadcaster Robert Lee shares his career journey. Topics include Why he selected Syracuse as his college Being "the gate keeper" at WAER and his first college broadcasts The grind of working his first professional jobs in minor league baseball Landing the Siena Saints broadcasting job Balancing family and a broadcaster's travel schedule How he secured his first ESPN broadcasting job What the future may look like with more ESPN games Best advice for aspiring broadcasters Lily and David Fine Jewelers new location is at The Shoppes of Wilton 3076 Rt 50 Saratoga Springs. Visit their new location to buy your engagement rings, wedding bands, birthday and anniversary gifts and more! Family owned and operated business, tell them you heard about it from Getting There With Goz. Jared Lozier of Northeastern Insurance. If you are looking to save money on your business, car, or more call Jared today at 518-956-3753.

Andrew Siciliano '96 doesn't know how he got so lucky. Every Sunday is surreal as he brings highlights from around the NFL to millions of fans around the world as host of DIRECTV's RedZone Channel. As Super Bowl 56 approaches, Siciliano will be in Los Angeles as part of NFL Network's coverage of the big game. On this 'Cuse Conversation, Siciliano discusses the Super Bowl and the role he will play for NFL Network. He shares the biggest ways Syracuse University and WAER impacted his broadcasting style, reveals the big break that launched his career, and gives advice to sportscasters looking to follow in his footsteps.

When he was in the third grade, Marv Albert '63 decided he wanted to become a sportscaster. Albert followed his passion and studied journalism at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Before long, Albert was calling Syracuse Chiefs games alongside fellow Orange legend Carl Eilenberg H'53. But Albert's big break came when another all-time Syracuse great, Marty Glickman '39, hired Albert to be his researcher, spotter, statistician and backup announcer. After a decorated career that spanned 55 years and saw him call 13 NBA finals, eight Super Bowls and eight Stanley Cup finals, Albert retired following the 2021 NBA Eastern Conference Finals. On the latest Cuse Conversation, the Hall of Fame broadcaster discusses his legendary career, how he came up with his signature "YES!" call, how he found his voice at Syracuse University and on WAER, and why calling the 1992 Dream Team's gold medal-winning performance stands out among a litany of amazing sportscasting moments.

There are some people you just want to hang around. Tai Irwin is one of them. Funny, thoughtful, curious and always respectful, he has been a fixture in Boston radio, and the voice over community. He keeps a hand in broadcasting with a musical retrospective program on WUMB-FM, while he  is a full-time Job Placement specialist at Boston's Pine Street Inn homeless shelter. Check out the shelter's breadth of services, and discover ways to help on their website.Tai and I get silly, talk audio editing injuries, storytelling, the joy of learning and if Pete Townsend was really ever in The Who. Connect with Tai here.Tai Irwin has been in the business of communications since he voiced a line in a motorcycle spot at 16. Taken under wing by WLIR radio on Long Island, this led eventually to the role of Program Director at WAER, Syracuse University's radio station and a degree from the Newhouse School of Communications in 1981. Being in the right place at the right time meant meeting U2 as they established a firm foothold in North America, along with countless other bands. Hired by WQBKam and fm in Albany NY, he was able to wear two hats as dj on the fm side, and talk show host on the am.In 1985 WFNX hired him after a year of courting, and this led to a ten-year stint as “Morning Guy Tai.” This was also the year he began work as an independent voice/over artist, doing commercial and industrial work on radio, tv and internet platforms.Tai took his unique style, smarts and curiosity to Talk Radio at  WRKO as and 96.9FM, and back to music at WROR-FM. He's freelanced across the country with work in Los Angeles, Seattle, and Sirius Satellite.In 2006 he joined the Audio Engineering staff at The New England Institute of Art in Brookline, MA in the role of Senior Career Advisor. During his 11 years in this position he earned a master's degree in Adult Education, and began teaching college- level Communication Theory, American Popular Music, and First Amendment.In 2018 he became part of the Workforce Development team at Pine Street Inn. 

00:00-35:00:WAER's John Smith joins the show to chat about his amazing radio career, when it all began and how it all began, how news should be delivered in today's age, how he has changed with the business changing, mentoring the next great broadcasters at Syracuse University, what's next in media, his arrival point in the industry and more!

Julie Hartz | LinkedInJulie has an initial background in physics and geoscience that she acquired in her home country, Switzerland. After a year spent on travels and internships in marine biology and numerical modeling at the French National Geological Survey, she finally chose to settle far from home, in Sydney, Australia, to specialize in geochemistry.Soon after she started her postgraduate degree at Macquarie University, Julie discovered the interdisciplinary field of Astrobiology and decided to dedicate her academic life to the search for life in the Universe. Her ongoing and already awarded research focuses on the traces of microbial life that are preserved in rock samples from Martian analogues.Adventurer at heart, Julie flew a plane solo for the first time at the age of 15. She is always seeking the next challenge on land, in the air, or under water. Certified deep scuba diver, Julie recently let go of air tanks and regulators to start diving deep under water on a single breath. Committed to empower women in sports and science, in 2012 she co-founded the first Women's Soccer Team of her home University in Switzerland that is still thriving in the regional championship today.Learn more about Womars at:https://www.womars.co.uk/  

In this special episode of Resettled, executive producer Angela Massino checks in a year later with Chef Noori, owner of the restaurant The Mantu. She also has a conversation with the host, Ahmed Badr, about visiting Iraq as an adult. What does he consider home? How does he navigate his many identities? Why does he feel so passionately about teaching others how to tell and share their own stories on their own terms? Special thanks to WAER in Syracuse for the use of its studio to record this episode.

Ever since he attended a sports broadcasting summer camp as a teenager, Chris Lewis '13 dreamed of pursuing a career in sports broadcasting. Thanks to his strong storytelling skills, Lewis will take that next step in his broadcasting career on one of the biggest stages: the Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Lewis will make his Olympic broadcasting debut as NBC's official voice of its table tennis coverage. Lewis, who was active with Citrus TV, Z89 and WAER as a Syracuse University student, is the longtime radio voice for Boise State Athletics. He discusses how he landed the role of a lifetime, how he is preparing for this latest broadcasting challenge, the lessons he learned from his time at Syracuse University and his advice to aspiring broadcasters. He also debunks the stick to sports philosophy and shares how he serves as a voice for social justice issues.

Adam Schein gives WAER's Joe Lee all the information a casual NBA fan needs to stay informed during the NBA Playoffs.

Emmy award-winning composer and sketch comedy performer, Hughie Stone Fish, returned to his native Syracuse area to launch a series of arts education projects to benefit Syracuse area kids. He stopped by the WAER studios to chat with Pop Life host Joe Lee about his career, award-wining work, and comedy band Lewberger's run on NBC's Bring the Funny.

Big thank you to the legendary 28 time Emmy Award winning sportscaster Bob Costas for calling into my show for an interview! Bob Costas discussed his time at Syracuse's college radio station WAER, his journey at NBC Sports, and his most legendary calls. We got into his memorable and impactful eulogy at Mickey Mantle's funeral. We also talked about his most significant interviews and his thoughts on being referenced in Ludacris & Mac Dre songs. At the end of the interview, he gave important advice for sports announcers. Thank you to Bob Costas for all that he did for TV, radio, and sports broadcasting. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter: @thereelmax. Website: https://maxrcoughlan.com/sports-and-hip-hop-with-dj-mad-max-2021.html. Website live show streaming link: https://maxrcoughlan.com/sports-and-hip-hop-with-dj-mad-max-live-stream.html. MAD MAX Radio on Live 365: https://live365.com/station/MAD-MAX-Radio-a15096.  Subscribe to my YouTube channel Sports and Hip Hop with DJ Mad Max: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCE0107atIPV-mVm0M3UJyPg. Bob Costas on "Sports and Hip-Hop with DJ Mad Max" visual on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaruxRLI5A8&t=17s. 

In the rich, storied history of the Boston Red Sox, one voice has called more games on the radio than anyone else: Joe Castiglione G'70, who has been the voice of the Red Sox since 1983. Castiglione was the first broadcaster to proclaim “The Boston Red Sox are World Series champions" after they snapped an 85-year championship drought by winning it all in 2004, and he has been on the mic for four World Series championships over the last 16 years. With the start of the Major League Baseball season around the corner, Castiglione discusses the challenges of calling games during the pandemic, how he became passionate about sports play-by-play and how Syracuse University and WAER helped him find his voice. He also recalls the time he broadcast a triple overtime basketball game between Jim Boeheim ’66, G’73, Dave Bing ’66 and Syracuse vs. Colgate and shares his advice for aspiring broadcasters.

WAER’s Syracuse Speaks program recently celebrated Black History Month by looking at influence on music, activism, and community, African Americans have a rich and often under-told legacy in the area.

Big thank you to the one and only Ian Eagle for coming on my show for an interview! We opened the show talking about the Brooklyn Nets success this season so far, the Jets' QB situation, and the Knicks surprisingly exciting the NBA this season. Ian discussed his experience at Syracuse University and their college radio station WAER. He talked about his experience of working for Mike Tirico, Mike and the Mad Dog, and WFAN. He told stories of getting in the door at WFAN, doing play-by-play for the Jets & Nets, and eventually covering the Nets broadcasts for the YES Network. He has voiced the Nets games for 27 years. We also got into his most memorable calls and so much more! Follow me on Instagram and Twitter: @thereelmax.  Website: https://maxrcoughlan.com/sports-and-hip-hop-with-dj-mad-max-2021.html.   Website live show streaming link: https://maxrcoughlan.com/sports-and-hip-hop-with-dj-mad-max-live-stream.html.   MAD MAX Radio on Live 365: https://live365.com/station/MAD-MAX-Radio-a15096.  Subscribe to my YouTube channel Sports and Hip Hop with DJ Mad Max: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCE0107atIPV-mVm0M3UJyPg.' Ian Eagle on "Sports and Hip-Hop with DJ Mad Max" visual on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMR2621GTCI&t=4227s. 

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On the finale of Talkback, host Cooper Boardman looks back at the five decades of WAER and Syracuse alumni who have been interviewed for this podcast. Since April, 52 play-by-play announcers, TV anchors and talk show hosts have explained what SU meant to them and the path they took after leaving the Hill. This episode, begins in 1968 with Len Berman and ends this past March with 2020 Sports Director Jack McMullen. Along the way, we look back at the common lessons learned during the pandemic and across generations who all came through WAER.

Culture is crucial for any organization. It keeps team members in check, with their decisions and actions aligned towards reaching the company’s goals and staying true to its vision. According to David Snelson, culture is crucial because it is an agreement between members of the team that they will take deliberate actions to keep their culture robust. And he also says that culture is the reason why everybody at Waer Systems knows to do the right thing instinctually, and this includes highlighting great examples of behavior that shine the light on their culture during their core values week.  According to David, they put in the work to keep their culture and core values alive because it keeps the team connected, drives productivity, and helps them make better hiring decisions. The problem is, not all core values are well thought-out.  So how do you know that it’s time to reset your culture and redefine your core values? For Waer Systems, they re-examine their core values every year-end. They choose three of their top-performing employees and try to determine what made them stand out and used this as their basis in deciding on the changes that they will impose on their company culture and core values. It may all seem like a lot of work but the benefits of having a positive culture that espouses productivity and camaraderie are undeniable. According to David, one of the benefits that Waer Systems enjoys as a by-product of their culture is having the advantage of having clients appreciate their core values which reassure these same clients that they will be in good hands. David also expounds that it is this positive culture in the company that also helps them attract some of the best people for their team. David Snelson is the Managing Director of Waer Systems Limited. He leads the business development function and is primarily responsible for setting, and delivering against, the company strategy. Waer is a cloud software company behind the Warehouse Management System called WAERlinx.  If you’re someone who wants to build a strong culture in your organization that does not take the fun away from work and generates returns at a low cost but is not sure how to move forward, be sure to tune in to this episode of Culture Czars.  In this episode, of Culture Czars, Will Scott talks to David Snelson who is the Managing Director of Will’s company, Waer Systems. Tune in to gain insights on the return on culture, the importance of developing a valued organizational culture, how to maintain a positive culture, and how to have fun along the way.

This week, Talkback hosts a reunion for the class of 2018. Host Cooper Boardman chats with three recent Syracuse and WAER alums about their last few years and what it's like to be two years out of school in the middle of a pandemic.

Times of crisis require voices people trust, both in the community and nationally. On this week's episode of Talkback, host Cooper Boardman talks to WAER alumni who have spent the past months covering their communities.

This episode doesn't need much description. Marv Albert is one of the most recognizable voices in the history of play-by-play having been the voice of the Knicks for nearly 40 years and the NBA on NBC and on TNT. In this episode Marv discusses the influence Marty Glickman had on his career, how he found his own voice, Yes!, memories of Michael Jordan, WAER and how the industry has changed over the course of his career.

Family comes first. On this week's episode of Talkback, host Cooper Boardman talks with three WAER alumni about the impact of family on their life and how they created one in Syracuse.

Pushing forward may be difficult right now as we all search for a sense of purpose. On this week's episode of Talkback, host Cooper Boardman talks with three WAER alumni from three separate decades about how their station experience shaped their own ambitions.

Without many of its many usual reminders, hope can seem lost. On this episode of Talkback, host Cooper Boardman looks at the journeys of three WAER alumni finding hope in their own lives and in the present moment.

Uncertainty rules our lives in the world of COVID-19. On this episode of Talkback, Cooper Boardman talks to three WAER alumni about how they deal with it. We'll hear from Jason Benetti of ESPN and the Chicago White Sox about finding positive in the day-to-day, Steve Bunin of KING5 in Seattle on what it is like to cover the pandemic and Pete Gianesini, the Senior Director, Digital Audio Programming at ESPN, who explains what the Worldwide Leader in Sports does without live events.

You never know what you had until it is gone. On the second episode of Talkback, host Cooper Boardman examines the absence of college sports. WAER alum Beth Mowins talks about softballs growth and Olympic postponement, Anish Shroff explains what is next for college lacrosse and Kevin Fitzgerald looks back on the college baseball stories he never had the chance to tell. Reporting for this episode was done by Jenna Fink, Jaron May and Gill Gross.

The sports world came crashing down on March 11. It was only a sign of what was to come. On the first episode of Talkback, host Cooper Boardman talks to three WAER alumni about the day that everything changed. TNT/CBS broadcaster Ian Eagle talks about what was lost with the cancellation of March Madness, ACC Network's Jay Alter discusses how he handled seasons coming to an end while he was on the air, and former WAER Sports Director Jack McMullen walks through the emotions of the final college basketball game played.

Fresno State Asst. Coach Pat Waer joins us. We talk some local baseball past and present. We talk about the legend "Black Magic" bat. We also get into the Bulldogs and the uncertainty going forward for all sports at all levels. Hope you all enjoy!

As Ed Levine '78 will tell you, he "talked his way" into the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications in the mid-1970s and, as those who know him will tell you, Levine hasn't stopped talking. But that makes perfect sense for a man who has built a long and successful career in the radio business. Levine, who got his start at WAER while he was a student, is president and CEO of Central New York-based Galaxy Media, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary. In this 'Cuse Conversation, Levine discusses how he built Galaxy into a local radio powerhouse, his love of radio and his passion and pride for Syracuse University.

CTW S2E08 – Don’t Go Back to Sleep   Patricia Taub is an author and life-long feminist. Her advocacy for women dates back to feminism’s second wave; about 40 years ago, while pregnant with her oldest son, Pat went to her first protest march. After writing the advice column, Coping, for almost eight years, she founded and hosted the award-winning program, Women’s Voices, for the NPR affiliate station, WAER. In 1995, Pat had the chance to learn about the difficulties of women in developing countries when she attended the UN Women’s Conference in Beijing. The experience ignited her devotion to helping women, and in 2001 her work on community activism for women was honored by the National Organization for Women.   Frustrated about the lack of resources on helping manage life as an older woman, Pat created the blog Women’s Older Wisdom. Through the blog, along with the WOW Facebook community, Pat creates spaces for older women to connect and exchange personal experiences. In addition to writing on her blog, Pat has also authored the memoir, The Mother of My Invention.   Pat joins me today to discuss women’s mental health and empowerment. She shares some of the biggest concerns women have about getting older, such as Alzheimer’s and being isolated. She explains why it’s important for women to find and build a community with other women and reveals what the older women in her community are doing to dispel some of the toxic myths that revolve around women and aging. She also encourages women to reclaim the ‘crone’ phase in a positive way and illustrates how ancient cultures and societies saw the phases of womanhood.       ‘We have a responsibility to show younger women that we can hold our heads high in old age.’ - Pat Taub       This week on Coffee Table Wisdom:   The biggest concerns women have about getting older Why older women fear isolation The importance and impact of women building a community How Pat’s community of older women inspired a group of young women to learn from them How women are destroying the toxic myths about women and aging Why older women should support younger women The three phases of a woman’s life and how to reclaim ‘old age’     Resources mentioned:   The Gift of Years by Joan Chittister Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood by Rebecca Wells       Connect with Pat Taub:   Women’s Older Wisdom Pat Taub on Twitter Email: hello@wowblog.me         Join the Revolution!   Thanks for tuning into the Coffee Table Wisdom podcast - the show that enlightens your body, mind, and spirit through ideas and musings from the worlds of health, psychology, spirituality, and art. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review.   Join the Revolution in Positive Aging by sharing your favorite episodes on social media. Don’t forget to visit my website and follow my Facebook Page for even more inspiring ideas and musings on positive aging.     Coffee Table Wisdom is produced by Auxbus. You can create your own great podcast - faster and easier - at Auxbus.com    

ML brings in Andrew Catalon of CBS Sports to chat about the 6-3 Buffalo Bills and where they go after the loss in Cleveland (a game he called), Josh Allen's progression, Buffalo's offensive issues, NFL storylines, how long Tom Brady can go, the wide open NCAA hoops outlook, Tiger's comeback, his days at Syracuse University and WAER and more, plus Quick Hits!  

This week's Culinary Summit interview features Chef Mat Waer from Pizzicato. Chef Mat attended the Culinary Summit with PRO*ACT distributor, Pacific Coast Fruit Company. Liz had the chance to sit down with Chef Mat and chat with him about his role with Pizzicato as brand manager and executive chef and how he keeps things fresh and flavorful in the kitchen. Find out more at https://colorful-plates.pinecast.co

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Will Scott has made a career and reputation of helping people develop strong Core Values and Culture, as we have heard on this program. But what is his history? Will has over 20 years of experience building companies and culture, including his own Waer Systems.  In this episode, the tables are turned on Will and John Corcoran interviews him to learn more about the Values that shaped the early days of Waer Systems, what companies can do to screen new hires for culture synergy, and how the leaders of an organization can know if their Culture is working. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  [1:59] How Will started Waer Systems [3:01] Core Values can’t just be words on a wall [4:08] The early days of Waer and how they built a strong Culture [5:39] The first Core Values of the company [9:05] How to reward employees who live the Core Values [11:15] How to screen potential hires for a good fit [12:38] How public should the Core Values be? [15:59] Will management know if the Culture of a company is strong? [17:30] When a culture goes off track [19:50] Giving a reason for work can empower employees  [21:40] Who Will thanks for his success Resources Mentioned in this episode Waer Systems Connect with Will About Me Culture Czars The Culture Fix Linked In  

In this episode, we discuss the Bills/Panthers preseason game. We go over the offense (Josh Allen, Matt Barkley, and Christian Wade) defense (Trent Murphy's sack, Mike Love's possibly solidifying his spot on the second team unit, Kevin Johnson's TAINT), and special teams (Stephen Hauschka, Andre Roberts) and some of the promising depth that we may finally have on this roster (ie- Deon Lacey). After that, we talk to.Content and Operations Manager for the radio station WAER in Syracuse, Kevin Kloss (@KevinKloss), to discuss a fun presason topic-- which was a more impressive feat by the Buffalo Bills team and organization? The 9-7 season in 2017 where they ended the 17 year Playoff Drought? Or the 6-10 season in 2018 where they had a rookie QB and $70 million in dead cap? Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments section. Go Bills! Additional players/topics discussed: Frank Reich, Gale Gilbert, Tyree Jackson, Levi Wallace, Tre'Davious White, Tyrod Taylor, Von Miller, Matt Ryan, Julio Jones, Mohamed Sanu, Matt Milano, Jerry Hughes, Deonte Thompson, Jay Cutler, Adam Vinatieri, Joe Webb, Blizzard Game, Andy Dalton, Tyler Boyd, Eric Wood, Richie Incognito. Subscribe to our podcast: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play | Spotify | Podbean | iHeartRadio | TuneIn Email us questions, comments, or Bills stories: ctwpod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @CTWpod Like us on Facebook: Circling the Wagons: A Buffalo Bills Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we discuss the Bills/Panthers preseason game. We go over the offense (Josh Allen, Matt Barkley, and Christian Wade) defense (Trent Murphy's sack, Mike Love's possibly solidifying his spot on the second team unit, Kevin Johnson's TAINT), and special teams (Stephen Hauschka, Andre Roberts) and some of the promising depth that we may finally have on this roster (ie- Deon Lacey). After that, we talk to.Content and Operations Manager for the radio station WAER in Syracuse, Kevin Kloss (@KevinKloss), to discuss a fun presason topic-- which was a more impressive feat by the Buffalo Bills team and organization? The 9-7 season in 2017 where they ended the 17 year Playoff Drought? Or the 6-10 season in 2018 where they had a rookie QB and $70 million in dead cap? Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments section. Go Bills! Additional players/topics discussed: Frank Reich, Gale Gilbert, Tyree Jackson, Levi Wallace, Tre'Davious White, Tyrod Taylor, Von Miller, Matt Ryan, Julio Jones, Mohamed Sanu, Matt Milano, Jerry Hughes, Deonte Thompson, Jay Cutler, Adam Vinatieri, Joe Webb, Blizzard Game, Andy Dalton, Tyler Boyd, Eric Wood, Richie Incognito. Subscribe to our podcast: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play | Spotify | Podbean | iHeartRadio | TuneIn Email us questions, comments, or Bills stories: ctwpod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @CTWpod Like us on Facebook: Circling the Wagons: A Buffalo Bills Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WARNING THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS: While the action might have settled down after the Long Night episode of HBO’s Game of Thrones, the plotting and scheming did not. Season 8, Episode 4 The Last of the Starks focuses on the reaction and revelation that Jon Stark is really Aegon Targaryen, rightful heir to the Iron Throne. Joe Lee is joined by super-fans Adam Alter and WAER’s Kevin Kloss on this episode of Pop Life. The three discuss Sansa Stark and Daenerys Targaryen’s tug-of-war for Jon’s loyalty, Jaime and Brienne’s “friends with benefits” relationship, and the latest fan theories for how it will all end.

Dave O'Brien is the TV voice of the Boston Red Sox.  Before that he was the radio voice of the Red Sox and before that he spent time in the majors with the Marlins and Braves and called a host of events for ESPN.  We'll talk about all of it, how to call a game on local TV vs national TV, handling major historic moments, his time at WAER in Syracuse, and much more this week on the pod!

On Friday February 23rd WAER hosted a City Limits Talk Roundtable focused on Education as it relates to Poverty.

Few musical artists of our day have had a more sustained impact on contemporary culture than Canadian singer-songwriter, Joni Mitchell.As a composer, Mitchell’s harmonic language and literary sophistication are unparalleled. As a performer, she has riveted audiences for decades from her days as a willowy, guitar-slinging soprano, to her long career as an exacting and imaginative bandleader whose opus runs the gamut from popular idioms to modern jazz. David Yaffe is Tom's guest today. He’s a professor of humanities at Syracuse University and an award-winning music critic. He’s the author of an acclaimed biography of Bob Dylan, and for his most recent book, he’s turned his attention to Joni Mitchell, tracing her life from her beginnings in rural Canada to her position in the upper echelon of creative artists. The book is called Reckless Daughter: A Portrait of Joni Mitchell.David Yaffe joins us on the line from public radio station WAER in Syracuse, New York.

For many of us, getting in the car and going to work is something we take for granted.  But for others struggling to get by, that trip to work can be a barrier between a decent paying job that could lift them out of poverty.    WAER’s Scott Willis takes a look at on

The statistics regarding the poverty rate in Syracuse are staggering. But what is poverty? And what can be done about it? WAER’s Chris Bolt talks with some of those living in Poverty, to tackle these questions.

Tony Caridi doesn't go by the name "Voice of the Mountaineers."  That's a title forever held by Jack Fleming.  But Tony is the guy that call the Mountaineers on radio, and he's as synonymous with West Virginia fans today as the country roads that take them home.  Tony talks about growing roots in WV, learning from the great Jack Fleming, his time as a student at WAER radio in Syracuse and what it's like working with Bob Huggins.

Episode 127 of the Sports Illustrated Media podcast features Ian Eagle, the fine play by play broadcaster for CBS Sports, Yes Network, Westwood One, and Tennis Channel.   In this podcast Eagle discusses if he is bothered by having never been the lead announcer of a major sports package the way Joe Buck and Jim Nantz are; how he prepares for his NFL, NBA and tennis work; the politics of working for a sports network; how he first landed the Nets broadcasting job in his mid-20s; working with hosts Mike Francesa and Chris Russo at New York’s WFAN Radio; growing up with his actor-father, Jack, who had the lead role in one of the most famous Super Bowl commercials in history, as well as filmed a Hertz commercial with O.J. Simpson; the greatest games he’s ever called; his favorite Bill Raftery drinking story; the legacy of Syracuse University radio station, WAER; whether he likes the Nets rebuilding plan; the worst-ever pronunciation of his name, and much more.   You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt Martucci is one of the most well traveled broadcasters in this industry.  He's done (or still does) work for St. Joe's, Lincoln University, Fox Sports Regional, Campus Insiders, Comcast, Verizon Fios, Westwood One, Sirius/XM, WIP, The Fanatic, The Philadelphia Soul, The Atlantic City Surf, the LAX Sports Network and most recently became the lead voice for the Conference USA football package on beIN Sports. Matt graduated in 2006 from Syracuse University, a product of WAER radio.  Some of my earliest exposure to Tooch's work was as a freshman, sitting in my dorm room at the Sheraton Hotel -- yeah, it was sweet -- listening to him call DePaul dropping 100 on the Orange.  It's okay -- Gerry McNamara led the Orange on a crazy run to the NCAA Tournament that year.    To find Tooch on social media, his twitter handle is @toochPxP.  

Waer in der Liebe ruht, ist frei von Aengsten - Bh.G. XII 15 II. Mut und Furchtlosigkeit. Lesung und Kommentar von Sukadev Bretz, Gründer und Leiter von Yoga Vidya.

Two Yoginis singing this lovely song with guitar and cello at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. For more videos and infos click http://www.yoga-vidya.de

Two Yoginis singing this lovely song with guitar and cello at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. For more videos and infos click http://www.yoga-vidya.de

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