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Ben Maller talks about the Steelers entertaining calls on Joey Porter Jr, CBS planning to continue using J.J. Watt with Jim Nantz for Week 4 and what that means for the future of Tony Romo, the NFL having to lower ticket prices for Colts/Commanders in London, Too Much or Not Enough, #QueenOfHearts w/ LaReina, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Healthy people build thriving organizations. According to the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), 82% of CEOs believe workplace wellness initiatives can deliver a measurable positive return on investment, while 56% cite employee productivity as a top reason for investing in employee health and wellness. Those numbers reinforce an important leadership conversation: employee well-being and organizational performance are interconnected. This week on Let's Have This Conversation, I was joined by Liz Watt, an author, speaker, holistic wellness expert, and co-founder of Be Healthy Utah. Liz believes true success is holistic. When people feel well, think clearly, and live with purpose, they are better positioned to become stronger leaders, healthier employees, more engaged family members, and more impactful contributors to their communities. As organizations continue to navigate burnout, stress, disengagement, and rising healthcare costs, workplace wellness can no longer simply be viewed as an employee benefit. It is also a conversation about resilience, productivity, leadership, culture, and sustainable human performance. Liz's work is grounded in helping people connect mind, body, and purpose. Through corporate keynotes, employee wellness workshops, executive wellness sessions, and the Be Healthy Utah Natural Health & Wellness Conference, she provides practical education designed to help people make lasting changes in their lives. One idea from our conversation particularly resonated with me: Life is not just about education. It is about learning, experience, and what we choose to do with both. When we intentionally apply what we have learned, we gain the opportunity to change lives—starting with our own. Organizations can invest in technology, strategy, infrastructure, and innovation. But ultimately, people are responsible for bringing all of those investments to life. Investing in their holistic well-being means investing in their capacity to think, contribute, adapt, lead, and thrive. Healthy people. Stronger leaders. More resilient teams. Thriving organizations. Liz joined me this week on Let's Have This Conversation to tell me more.   For more information: https://www.behealthyutah.com/ Discover More: https://www.elizabethannwatt.com/ Listen: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/be-healthy-naturally/id1473357062 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans kick off the second hour of the show by looking ahead to a classic AFC North Thursday Night Football clash between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns. Pro Football Hall of Fame beat writer Mary Kay Cabot joins the program to break down the matchup, discussing Deshaun Watson's recent fourth-quarter comebacks, the Browns' heavily penalized and overhauled offensive line, and the looming threat of Steelers pass rushers T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith.

Vom Winde verweht Im heutigen Nordsee-Podcast „Teetied & Rosinenbrot“ nimmt euch Marlene mit an die Strände von Dornumersiel und Neßmersiel – in den Spätsommer, wenn die Luft noch mild ist und sich die Strandkorbreihen schon lichten. Im Mittelpunkt steht der Strandkorb: Schutz vor Wind und Sonne, Inbegriff des Nordsee-Sommers und jedes Jahr aufs Neue ein Stück Arbeit, bevor der Herbst ihn ins Winterquartier holt. Deich, Sturm und ein Korb aus Rostock Marlene erzählt, warum rund 400 Strandkörbe bis zum 30. September vom Strand müssen: Bei einer Sturmflut kann so ein Korb zur Gefahr für den Deich werden, und die Deichsicherheit hat Vorrang. Sie erklärt die Ausnahme für die Herbstferien, den Strandkorbalarm binnen sechs Stunden – und wie 1882 der Rostocker Hofkorbmachermeister Wilhelm Bartelmann für eine rheumakranke Dame den ersten Strandkorb baute, den seine Frau Elisabeth schon ein Jahr später am Leuchtturm von Warnemünde vermietete. P.S.: Und wenn die Körbe fort sind, öffnet sich der Blick. Dann bleibt Wasser oder Watt, Himmel und Horizont. Genau dieser Wechsel zwischen dem geschützten Sommerplatz und dem weiten Winterstrand macht den Zauber der Küste aus. Bilder und alle Infos auf: https://freilenzen.dornum.de/nordsee-podcast/strandkorb/

Join Andrew Duffen and NAPIT member Ricky Byrne for Part 2 of WATT'S Current Podcast, as the conversation continues around running an electrical business, social media and life in the electrical industry.Ricky shares how social media became part of growing his business, helping him showcase his work, connect with the wider electrical community and pick up new opportunities. He also talks about the variety of work he takes on, from EV charging to smart-home technology and bespoke electrical solutions.The conversation also looks at the importance of supporting the next generation, as Ricky discusses mentoring Lewis, sharing the knowledge he has gained throughout his career and helping him progress through training.Ricky also reflects on his experience completing the AM2, why he helped put together a revision guide for future candidates, and the value of NAPIT technical support when he needs a second opinion on site.

The Steelers found their offense behind a revamped line and and an efficient and baanced outing against the Bengals.  Now the Steelers travel up the turnpike to take on Cleveland on Thursday Night Football.  Join your hosts Jeremy Kohlman, Wil Masisak, and special guest and Browns expert Brian Fillous as they discuss how the Steelers and Browns fared in September, preview the AFC North contest, and discuss some other action around in the NFL in Week 4.

We don't understand why Patrick Graham had Watt, Heyward, and Highsmith off the field on the final drive. Would Eli Heidenreich had scored on Jaylen Warren's two long runs? We don't think so. Jack Johnson signing with the Penguins was one of the worst deals in Pittsburgh sports history. Derek Bell was bad too. Joe thinks this is going to be a long season for Penn State.

"If that had ended simply with Scott Hansen falling to his knees and ejaculating...I would not have been surprised." Kevin Harlan seamlessly weaved in a Greg Cote catchphrase on the Chiefs vs. Dolphins broadcast. Was it better than Kyle Brandt's gibberish approach? Dan continues his Football Observations countdown. Is Cam Ward losing his confidence in Tennessee, or is he just surrounded by nothing? Scott Hanson goes wild during RedZone chaos, J.J. Watt learns how hard it is to be a broadcaster, and Malachi Toney got robbed. Today's cast: Dan, Zaslow, Roy, Chris, Mike. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A ref threw a flag on DK Metcalf a few seconds after DK Metcalf held a defender and the ref was 30 yards down the field. It was a very, very late flag. Bob thought the call could go either way and Joe thought it was a hold. The decision to bring Aaron Rodgers back paid off and Rodgers went toe to toe with Joe Burrow.Joe thinks the Steelers having Watt, Highsmith, and Heyward off the field on the final play didn't make sense. It worked, but it didn't make any sense. 

Hour 2 with Bob Pompeani and Joe Starkey: The decision to bring Aaron Rodgers back paid off, and Rodgers went toe to toe with Joe Burrow. Rodgers can still play and have great days, but isn't going to consistently be an elite QB anymore. Joe thinks the Steelers having Watt, Highsmith, and Heyward off the field on the final play didn't make sense. Mike McCarthy said he wrote down 31 points as the number the Steelers needed to reach.

In this episode, we're chatting with Josh Nieves about his journey in our industry and what sparked his passion for developing the next generation of electrical workers.

Aus China kommt mit der Lisuan Extreme LX7G100 von Lisuan Tech eine neue "Gaming"-Grafikkarte! Bevor aber der Eindruck entsteht, hier könnte es Konkurrenz für Nvidia, AMD oder wenigstens Intel geben: In den Tests von ComputerBase und PCGH schafft es diese GPU gerade einmal an der zehn Jahre alten Nvidia GTX 1060 vorbeizuschleichen. zieht dabei unter Last über 200 Watt und ist verdammt laut. Das macht aber auch gar nichts. Zum einen ist die Grafikkarte nicht im Westen erhältlich, zum anderen geht es hier mehr um die Existenz an sich und welche Fortschritte in China gemacht werden. Vor etwa drei Jahren gab es Tests zur Moore Threads S80, die damals gerade einmal so schnell war wie die iGPU eines Ryzen 7 5700G. Wir sind gespannt, was da noch kommt in den nächsten Jahren. Nach den Chromebooks, die alle gerne vergessen würden, versucht es Google erneut: Googlebooks bringen Android in den Laptop-Markt. Welche Zielgruppe diese Geräte mit Preisen größtenteils deutlich über 1000 Dollar haben sollen, fragen wir uns jedoch. Falls ihr eine Idee habt, sagt es uns :D Microsoft hat es endlich eingesehen und begräbt die Marke "Copilot+". Zur Erinnerung: Damit sollten PCs bzw. vor allem Laptops mit einer NPU von mindestens 40 TOPS KI-Rechenleistung als besonders... Copilot-geeignet klassifiziert werden. "Recall" war ein PR-Disaster und auch sonst weiß niemand, was das bringen sollte. Viel Spaß mit Folge 326! Sprecher:innen: Michael Kister, Mohammed Ali DadAudioproduktion: Michael KisterVideoproduktion: Mohammed Ali Dad, Michael KisterText: Michael KisterTitelbild: MeepBildquellen: Lisuan TechAufnahmedatum: 25.09.2026 LinksDiscord https://discord.gg/SneNarVCBMBluesky https://bsky.app/profile/technikquatsch.deYoutube https://www.youtube.com/@technikquatsch https://www.youtube.com/@technikquatschgamingTikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@technikquatschInstagram https://www.instagram.com/technikquatschRSS https://technikquatsch.de/feed/podcast/ 00:00:00 Herzlich willkommen zu Technikquatsch Folge 326! 00:01:31 Chinesische Gaming-Grafikkarte Lisuan Extreme LX7G100 ist schneller als eine Nvidia GTX 1060.https://www.computerbase.de/artikel/grafikkarten/lisuan-lx7g100-test.98734/https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Grafikkarten-Grafikkarte-97980/Tests/Lisuan-LX-7G100-Review-Benchmarks-vs-MTT-S80-1552296/ 00:20:43 grober Stand der Gerüchte zu den nächsten Grafikkarten-Generationen von AMD und Nvidia 00:29:04 Meta VR Glasses: Standalone-Headset mit 100g Gewicht und ausgelagertem Rechner-Puckhttps://www.computerbase.de/news/wearables/meta-vr-glasses-fuenfmal-leichter-als-quest-3-und-trotzdem-5k.99543/ 00:38:17 Googlebooks: Laptops auf Basis von Androidhttps://www.computerbase.de/news/notebooks/googlebook-googles-neue-notebooks-nutzen-android-als-unterbau.99367/ 00:47:08 Microsoft schafft Marke "Copilot+" ab.https://www.heise.de/news/Microsoft-beerdigt-Copilot-11466140.html 00:53:29 Spieleabteilung: Wie kommen wir zu Keys? 00:58:31 Barbarian Saga: The Beastmasterhttps://store.steampowered.com/app/2459840/Barbarian_Saga_The_Beastmaster/Disclamer: Wir haben einen Steam-Key von der PR erhalten, es gab keine Vorgaben. 01:20:05 Control Resonant angespielthttps://store.steampowered.com/app/3669870/CONTROL_Resonant/ 01:30:54 Vielen Dank! Bis zum nächsten Mal!

Ein Wochenende, zwei Ausdauer-Highlights: der Berlin-Marathon und die Straßenrad-WM in Montréal. In der zweiten Episode von Sport Insights schaut Trainer und Physiotherapeut Vincent Vermeulen mit mir auf beide Rennen – und darauf, was am Ende langer Belastung wirklich passiert.In Berlin war Tigst Assefa lange auf Weltrekordkurs: Halbmarathon in 64:57, bei 40 km noch unter Weltrekordtempo. Dann wurde ihr Laufstil unrund, sie humpelte ins Ziel – und gewann trotzdem in 2:11:04, Streckenrekord und drittschnellste Frauenzeit aller Zeiten. Berichtet wird eine Verletzung der rechten Achillessehne. Vincent erklärt, was man im Laufbild sieht, warum Kohlenhydrat-Empfehlungen oft „heiße Luft“ sind und warum er mit seinen Athlet:innen kaum im Carbonschuh trainiert.In Montréal attackierte Brandon McNulty 32 km vor dem Ziel und wurde nach 273 km Weltmeister. Vincent analysiert den Rennverlauf, die starke Teamarbeit der USA und die Wattdaten von Ben Healy über zwölf Auffahrten – bis zur stärksten mit 488 Watt in Runde sieben und nur noch 376 Watt in der letzten.Vincents über seine Rolle als Trainer: „Für diese Verbesserung oder Nicht-Verbesserung sind wir gemeinsam verantwortlich. Da steht meine Unterschrift drunter.“Insights aus dem Gespräch:Am Limit wird die Koordination schlechter – die Landung härter, die Belastung für Sehnen höherWie viele Kohlenhydrate jemand wirklich aufnehmen kann, ist individuell – 120 g/h helfen nichts, wenn du nur 30 g verarbeitestCarbonschuh im Training: bewusst dosiert, weil er die Biomechanik verändertSchrittfrequenz ist individuell – Julia Mayer lief ökonomischer, als sie von ca. 205 auf 195 Schritte/Min. gingRegelmäßige Tests auf gleicher Strecke zeigen, ob die Richtung stimmtRadsport: Teamtaktik und Helfer wie Matteo Jorgenson entscheiden mit – nicht nur die WattDanke an Vincent für die spannenden Einblicke! Du hast Fragen oder Themenwünsche für die nächsten Episoden? Schick sie uns über das Feedback-Formular – wir sammeln alles.

Emmy-winning producer and director Dan Watt in a special conversation about storytelling, entertainment, and the human experiences that connect us. Dan spent five years working in film development at Columbia Pictures and another five years with SYCO, Simon Cowell's production company, before turning his attention toward projects exploring humanity, social issues, and stories that deserve to be told.He is the producer and director of the 2024 Emmy-winning documentary EVERYBODY DANCE, and was a producer of the award-winning documentary THE CENTER: Gibbons and Guardians, featuring legendary conservationist Jane Goodall.dd your text here. Edit to add dynamic values like name, email and more.

Edwin Watt's Golf Hour 9-26-26 by 1010 XL Jax Sports Radio

Steelers vs Bengals Week 3 Preview | Keys to Victory, Matchups, Injuries & Predictions The Steelers by the Lake crew is back to break down a huge AFC North matchup as the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare to take on the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 3. We're diving into the biggest matchups that could decide the game, including what Pittsburgh's defense needs to do against Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, and how T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith and the Steelers pass rush can impact the Bengals offense. We'll also break down the keys to a Steelers victory, the players who need to step up, the latest injury updates, and the areas Pittsburgh needs to improve heading into Week 3. And, of course, we're putting our predictions on the record with our final score predictions for Bengals vs Steelers.

Foundations of Amateur Radio Launched into your amateur radio adventure you're faced with figuring out what you need to fly. If you have a web browser, you can start listening to a massive array of online radio sources .. today. Beyond that, a handheld radio is often the first purchase for a new amateur, more often than not followed by the acquisition of a more advanced radio and associated paraphernalia, antenna, coax, power supply and the like. A video of forging the "Most Iconic Swedish Axe", by Torbjorn Ahman, a Swedish Blacksmith, started off with making several tools, before the axe forging itself got underway. It reminded me that in the amateur radio community we often talk about radio with rarely any mention of any toolkit. Spend six seconds thinking about this and you'll likely come up with a soldering iron and a multimeter as your next investment, but what happens after that? While not universal, truth be told, my soldering iron has very little use, though half a century ago it was probably essential. My multimeter gets more use, even though it really doesn't do any radio tricks. Its most used feature is continuity testing. One proper bit of test gear is an antenna analyser that we use most times anyone plays with antennas. Several years ago, I was given a lovely NanoVNA which gets a regular workout though calibration is a bit cumbersome. I was also given an inline power meter that provides all manner of battery health information. I take it to every portable operation. Gadgets aside, the tools I use more than all of these put together are a quality wire cutter and an Anderson Powerpole crimper with all the connector housing colours. There's also a comprehensive set of screwdriver bits, enabling access to more equipment than I have time to investigate. A 15 Watt dummy load, good to 150 MHz, gets regular use, and to complete the picture, underneath my desk is a HP 606A signal generator that I'm scared to restore. Last time I went near it, I managed to trip the house RCD for reasons I still don't understand. There's other stuff in boxes and drawers, but I clearly don't use them enough to come to mind. Unremarked is my computing infrastructure. Until a couple of years ago that consisted of a 27" iMac, vintage 2015. Expanded to 64 GB of RAM, it ran all my software using VMware, sometimes a dozen or so virtual computers simultaneously. It died in 2024 when the power cord managed to short itself on my portable desk, yes, that too tripped the RCD. Although I didn't lose any data, due to a perfect storm of incompatibility, it's been nearly two years before I found the beginnings of a replacement, a small form factor Lenovo IdeaCentre with 32 GB of RAM running Proxmox. If I was made of money, I'd probably find space for an oscilloscope and a signal generator, perhaps even a proper network analyser, but truth be told, most of my adventures these days are in the software realm. That's not to say that there is no place for such gear, just that I suspect that they'd feel overwhelming rather than something I'd grab to solve a problem. That said, regular posts by Ismo OH2FTG about resurrecting all manner of broken testing equipment revealed to me that a surprising number of these tools are essentially a computer with an operating system, running some custom application that presents itself to the user via a display. Apparently you haven't lived until you see a Windows boot loop on your Agilent oscilloscope. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised, the "HP 8920A RF Communications Test Set" that I played with a while back runs what looks like a version of DOS, which comes on ROM chips, according to HP taking 2 hours to replace for a firmware upgrade, and each of its in-built tests is a program written in HP Instrument BASIC. This morning I walked into my office and spotted my PlutoSDR on my desk. If you're unfamiliar, a PlutoSDR is a little box, blue, because of course colour matters, has two SMA coax connectors on one side and two USB sockets on the other side. One antenna port is marked "Rx", the other "Tx" and by connecting the two together, you can create a transmission and then receive it. While that sounds completely useless, it's the exact same set-up as any number of bits of test equipment, to be clear, normally you have something you're testing connected between the ports. Combine that with a connected computer and you have the makings of some fancy test gear, capable of 70 MHz to 6 GHz. Since it's all Open Source, you can write your code in your language of choice. Of course I'm not the first person to come to this point. There's tools around for making this reality, implementing oscilloscope, spectrum analyser and plenty more. I am already imagining what I might achieve with GNU Radio. While there's plenty of room for soldering irons in our community, I think it's also worth considering what software might help in your toolkit. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

The Steelers trip to New England had them dragging their tails back to Pittsburgh after a thorough disaster of a performance.  Now they face the division rival Bengals as they bring their revamped defense.  When will the Pittsburgh offense show up?  The defense seems to keep giving them the opportunity to stay in the game, but the misshaped "herky-jerky" offense can't find its footing.  Join your hosts Jeremy Kohlman, Wil Masisak, and Korey Karbowsky explore these topics, try to determine a path to victory against Cincinnati, and look around the league at some other intriguing matchups in Week 3.

Rico Dowdle not seen during media viewing window of practice and he's trending towards not playing. We want to see Eli Heidenreich get some snaps. Joey Porter Jr. was seen in the media viewing window of practice. Nick Bosa is out with a calf injury, should the Steelers trade T.J. Watt to the 49ers?? Joe thinks there is a chance this season could implode on the team. The Penguins and the Milkshake Factory are ending their wonderful partnership after eight years.

College football's biggest weekend of the young season is here, and The Next Round is LIVE breaking down a loaded SEC slate, major College Football Playoff implications, the battle between Mississippi's top quarterbacks, our latest NFL Power Rankings and the greatest NFL players to never win a Super Bowl.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT gives his NFL Week 3 Predictions breaking down Patriots vs Jaguars, Chargers vs Bills, Bengals vs Steelers, Ravens vs Cowboys, Rams vs Broncos, and Eagles vs Bears. Can Jacksonville expose whether New England's 2025 success was helped by a soft schedule, and does Drake Maye need to lean more on TreVeyon Henderson to keep the Patriots offense on track? The Chargers enter a massive matchup with Buffalo looking to avoid an 0–3 start as Justin Herbert tries to match Josh Allen and Mike McDaniel searches for answers behind an injured offensive line. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh meet in an AFC North battle where the Steelers may have to rely almost entirely on T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward, and their defense to survive against Joe Burrow and a rebuilt Bengals defense. Baltimore looks to control the football against Dallas with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry attacking a Cowboys defense struggling against the run, while Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and George Pickens may need to turn the game into a shootout. The Rams and Broncos face off in what could be an early Super Bowl preview as Matthew Stafford and Los Angeles test Bo Nix and one of the NFL's most talented defenses. JT also explains why he likes Chicago against Philadelphia with or without Caleb Williams, how Ben Johnson can attack Vic Fangio, and why the Bears' rushing attack could expose weaknesses behind the Eagles' 2–0 start. All that plus NFL Week 3 picks, upset calls, quarterback pressure, coaching matchups, early-season statement games, and the biggest storylines across the league.

We're back with more on the latest sports media news, info, personalities and our takes on the "LWOS Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives is back with THE Mike Gill, host of the "Sports Bash" the weekday afternoon radio show in Atlantic City, NJ/South Philadelphia, PA. The guys go over the topics:Has J.J. Watt begun to mesh a little with Jim Nantz on CBS' lead NFL coverage? Will Tony Romo ever be back on that network? And, will the musical chairs start up if Troy Aikman chooses not to re-up and stay on Monday Night Football with Joe Buck, who just signed his own massive extension?Also, who's an announce team on the NFL games that Mike and T.J. are really liking so far?Next, to college and will the controversy with Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian and ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe start back up this weekend? This, after he blew off her post game interivew after the Longhorns massive comeback with Ohio State two weeks ago. Texas plays at Tennessee at noon with the #1 ESPN crew on the call. Mike has more thoughts on Doc Rivers returning to the prominent NBA broadcast booth for NBC Sports this time and their coverage this fall. Rivers bailed on ESPN/ABC in just three months to years ago to take another coaching job in Milwaukee. Do we need a "three person booth" with he and Mike Tirico?And, the guys talk MLB coming down the home stretch for playoffs and N.Y. Mets radio announcer Howie Rose says goodbye after nearly 40 years on their local broadcasts.The guys also have thoughts on the stunning sudden announcement that ESPN basketball analyst and Coak K's son in law, Chris Spatola has died at just 47 years old on Monday. A horrible situation.Hear it all on the "LWOS Media Podcast" and find us on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.! Follow, Like and Comment on the Show:AppleSpotifyAmazon MusicCome talk with TJ on X:@ItsTJRives

We're back with more on the latest sports media news, info, personalities and our takes on the "LWOS Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives is back with THE Mike Gill, host of the "Sports Bash" the weekday afternoon radio show in Atlantic City, NJ/South Philadelphia, PA. The guys go over the topics:Has J.J. Watt begun to mesh a little with Jim Nantz on CBS' lead NFL coverage? Will Tony Romo ever be back on that network? And, will the musical chairs start up if Troy Aikman chooses not to re-up and stay on Monday Night Football with Joe Buck, who just signed his own massive extension?Also, who's an announce team on the NFL games that Mike and T.J. are really liking so far?Next, to college and will the controversy with Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian and ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe start back up this weekend? This, after he blew off her post game interivew after the Longhorns massive comeback with Ohio State two weeks ago. Texas plays at Tennessee at noon with the #1 ESPN crew on the call. Mike has more thoughts on Doc Rivers returning to the prominent NBA broadcast booth for NBC Sports this time and their coverage this fall. Rivers bailed on ESPN/ABC in just three months to years ago to take another coaching job in Milwaukee. Do we need a "three person booth" with he and Mike Tirico?And, the guys talk MLB coming down the home stretch for playoffs and N.Y. Mets radio announcer Howie Rose says goodbye after nearly 40 years on their local broadcasts.The guys also have thoughts on the stunning sudden announcement that ESPN basketball analyst and Coak K's son in law, Chris Spatola has died at just 47 years old on Monday. A horrible situation.Hear it all on the "LWOS Media Podcast" and find us on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.! Follow, Like and Comment on the Show:AppleSpotifyAmazon MusicCome talk with TJ on X:@ItsTJRives

On this week's episode we are joined by Toni Watt, a sociology professor at Texas State University of San Marcos, who has worked diligently along with others to help foster youth in the state get to college and get a degree. A recent landscape analysis, which Watt was part of, shows that those efforts have yet to yield the kind of changes anyone would hope for out of a state with a broad tuition waiver and a requirement that state colleges have a liaison on campus to support current and former foster youth. Watt discussed the history of Texas policies around college for foster youth, and what she thinks needs to happen next. Toni Watt is a Professor of Sociology at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas, where she helped create the group Foster Care Alumni Creating Educational Success (FACES). She is the recipient of the Pro Humanitate Literary Award, given by the Center for Child Welfare Policy.Reading RoomFrom Foster Care to College: Supporting Higher Education Achievement among Students Who Have Experienced Foster Care in Texashttps://reportcenter.highered.texas.gov/reports/reports-and-studies-non-fiscal/from-foster-care-to-college-2026-landscape-analysis/Texas is a Pioneer in Supporting Youth with Foster Care Experience in Higher Education, but Outcomes Remain Poor. A New Report Examines Why.https://imprintnews.org/opinion/texas-supports-college-students-from-foster-care-but-outcomes-remain-poor/276831Foster Youth Support Services Required, but Uneven, Across Texas Campuseshttps://imprintnews.org/child-welfare-2/foster-youth-support-services-required-uneven-texas-campuses/48493Texas Expands College Tuition Benefit for Foster Youthhttps://imprintnews.org/top-stories/texas-lawmakers-to-decide-on-expanding-college-tuition-benefit-for-foster-youth/260655Texas Foster Youth Get Free College Tuition, but Nearly Half of the State's Eligible Students Don't Use Ithttps://imprintnews.org/foster-care/texas-college-tuition-waiver-underused/62905

The Steelers offense hit a new low in Sunday’s 20-3 loss to the New England Patriots. Joe and Brian breakdown what went wrong for Aaron Rodgers and company, Pittsburgh’s continued struggles on third down, protection problems and Mike McCarthy’s plan to simplify the offense moving forward. Plus, the defense created opportunities but wasn’t without its own issues, as T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith pointed to explosive plays and New England’s success on the ground. The Steelers are only 1-1, but with AFC North football up next, how quickly can McCarthy and Rodgers get this offense back on track? Fan Questions Want to be featured on the show? Reach out below: Call: (203) 900‑4SCU (4728) Text: (203) 900‑4SCU Email: fanmail@steelcityunderground.com All SCU Links Podcast platforms, social channels, merch, and more: https://www.steelcityunderground.com/links About Steel City Underground Steel City Underground delivers daily Pittsburgh Steelers news, analysis, film breakdowns, and podcasts — covering the Black and Gold with insight, clarity, and a fan‑driven perspective. Steelers offense hits rock bottom in 20-3 loss to Patriots appeared first on Steel City Underground.

Colin Beazley of the Post-Gazette talked to Paul Skenes who said the World Baseball Classic has sort of been the root of his issues this year. Alex Highsmith was ruled offsides on Jalen Ramsey's sack and Joe wonders if his hand was the reasoning. We think it was a bad call. The Steelers didn't have Watt, Highsmith, Heyward, or Harmon in the game on the TreyVeon Henderson touchdown run. Aaron Rodgers told the broadcast he's faster this year and hurt his lower back squatting last year.

Hour 3 with Bob Pompeani and Joe Starkey: Colin Beazley of the Post-Gazette talked to Paul Skenes who said the World Baseball Classic has sort of been the root of his issues this year. Decisions, decisions in the Steelers 20-3 loss to the Patriots. The Steelers didn't have Watt, Highsmith, Heyward, or Harmon in the game on the TreyVeon Henderson touchdown run! Todd Monken fired back at Mike Tomlin. Around the NFL.

In Hour 2, we cover more details in the 49ers' 35-13 win over the Dolphins, with a focus on Brock Purdy's incredible stats and what it would take for him to get the respect he deserves. We also discusses the importance of the team's defense and how they can improve to stay on top. Additionally, the episode touches on the latest news and updates on the team's injuries, including the status of wide receiver Mike Evans. We also take a spin around the world of sports, including a funny exchange between Jim Nantz and J.J. Watt, and a hilarious story about a giant grasshopper that invaded the booth during a game. The conversation also covers the latest news and updates on the NFL, including the performance of various teams and players.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 658 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features a roundtable with Jon Lewis, editor and founder of Sports Media Watch, Chad Finn, sports media columnist for the Boston Globe and Austin Karp, the media writer for Sports Business Journal. In the podcast we discuss the NFL's Week 1 viewership average being down 13 percent year over year; whether the decline indicate any kind of longer-term trend this season; our opinions of the Jim Nantz-J.J. Watt booth; what that might mean for Tony Romo; Joe Buck's new longterm contract with ESPN; Steve Sarkisian's decision to blow off ESPN's Holly Rowe; the declining numbers of the Manningcast; ESPN PR vs. Fox Sports PR and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more.

Edwin Watt's Golf Hour 9-19-26 by 1010 XL Jax Sports Radio

In a solo episode of Pats Interference, Andrew Callahan breaks down everything you need to know ahead of the Patriots' matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Callahan shares the latest news, notes and nuggets coming out of Foxboro, including key developments surrounding the roster and what New England has been emphasizing in practice. He also takes a closer look at the matchup itself, examining the biggest challenges the Steelers present and where the Patriots may be able to find an advantage. The main focus of the episode is New England's offense and its growing issues against Cover 6. Callahan explains why the coverage has created problems, how opponents have been using it to slow down the Patriots, and what adjustments the offense can make moving forward. Plus, he highlights the players, matchups and trends that could ultimately determine whether New England can come away with a win against Pittsburgh on Sunday. 0:00 Intro 0:20 Latest Patriots News 3:22 Stephon Gilmore Returns to Foxboro 6:16 Patriots-Steelers Matchup Preview 8:40 Scouting Aaron Rodgers & the Steelers 11:31 Betterment #1 12:01 PrizePicks 13:54 How Patriots Can Attack T.J. Watt & Steelers Defense 18:31 How Patriots Defense Can Stop Aaron Rodgers 26:01 Patriots-Steelers Game Prediction 26:36 Betterment #2 27:04 Final Score Prediction 28:09 Drake Maye's Discipline & Josh McDaniels 33:20 Patriots' Growing Problem With Cover 6 42:02 Final Thoughts & Outro Subscribe to our 2nd channel! Patriots Newsfeed on CLNS has bonus content, short form show clips, behind the scenes content and more: https://www.youtube.com/@PatriotsNewsFeed Patriots on CLNS Media is Powered by:

The Steelers are 1-0, but there's plenty to clean up as Mike McCarthy takes his team on the road for the first time this season. Joe and Brian preview Pittsburgh's Week 2 matchup with the New England Patriots, starting with an offense that struggled on third down and never quite found its rhythm against Atlanta. Can Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers passing game turn missed opportunities into bigger plays, and will Pittsburgh make a greater commitment to the run? The hosts also look at what Patrick Graham showed in his defensive debut, including how the Steelers are moving T.J. Watt around and generating pressure without relying heavily on the blitz. Plus, they discuss Joey Porter Jr.'s status, the challenge Drake Maye presents, New England's weapons, and the matchups that could decide Sunday's game. The show wraps up with keys to the game and predictions as the Steelers look to leave Foxborough with a 2-0 record. Fan Questions Want to be featured on the show? Reach out below: Call: (203) 900‑4SCU (4728) Text: (203) 900‑4SCU Email: fanmail@steelcityunderground.com All SCU Links Podcast platforms, social channels, merch, and more: https://www.steelcityunderground.com/links About Steel City Underground Steel City Underground delivers daily Pittsburgh Steelers news, analysis, film breakdowns, and podcasts — covering the Black and Gold with insight, clarity, and a fan‑driven perspective. Steelers seek a 2-0 start in first road test of the season appeared first on Steel City Underground.

Former U.S. Congressman and former director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency Melvin “Mel” Watt talks about his family's unbroken 200-year journey from an enslaved ancestor captured in West Africa to the halls of American power in his new book, The Sixth Generation: The Autobiography of Melvin WattBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tavis-smiley--6286410/support.

Drake Maye and the Patriots are looking to get their first win of the season against Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tim Benz of the Pittsburgh Tribune Review joins to preview the matchup and discuss what the Patriots can expect from a new defense, revitalized T.J. Watt, and 42-year-old Rodgers.

Today we're talking about collaborations. And by we I mean, of course myself, Jordan Zadorozny and Stephen Bluhm. Both Jordon and Stephen have partaken of the fruits of collaboration. Jordon hath tasted the delights on many an occasion whilst Stephen has recently just taken his first bite of the apple of collab.   We talk about our favorites, some that really didn't turn out so well, and the reasons why. Stephen's collaboration is with the legendary Mike Watt. He talks about how it happened and how he wound up doing a three hour tour of San Pedro with Watt as his guide.  Jordon discusses some of his collaborations and shares some amazing stories of ones that went well and the one that went very wrong. He also talks about his collaborations wit Lindsay Buckingham, both intentional and accidental. Go to Bandcamp or Subvert.fm to find Stephen's new song with Mike Watt under the name Work Crush. Go to Bandcamp for Jordon's collabs as Blinker the Star and his band Velorum. Check out our stuff at performanceanx.threadless.com. Or throw us a few shekels at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Now buckle up because this one goes down so many rabbit holes, i lost count. Here's Collaborations with Stephen Bluhm and Jordon Zadorozny on Performance Anxiety on the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Álvaro Martín y Arturo Carlos analizan el duelo que habrá entre T.J. Watt y Drake Maye, la importancia de contener a Maye y evitar que haga daño por la vía terrestre, así como la necesidad de que Rodgers distribuya el balón e involucre a nuestras alas cerradas, además de otros puntos clave previo al encuentro contra los New England Patriots.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys evaluate J.J. Watt's broadcasting debut on CBS and compare his performance to Tony Romo. They also discuss Joe Buck's massive contract extension at ESPN and the impact of elite announcers on the viewing experience. J.P. Finlay joins to provide an in-depth preview of the Commanders ahead of their matchup with the Cowboys, focusing on rookie quarterback Jaden Daniels.

Tune in as the PU Crew turns the page to the Patriots Week 2 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers! They discuss what improvements need to be made after Week 1, including quarterback play, pass rushing, and more. They tune into Head Coach Mike Vrabel's weekly presser and react to his comments on improving the run game, stopping T.J. Watt, and offensive production. Plus, we talk about updates from around Patriots Nation and the league.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 2 - Jones and Keefe discuss the likelihood that the Celtics can actually win a championship this upcoming season following their first player press conference without Jaylen Brown. Can the Red Sox reignite their spark going into the post season. Would You Rather Wednesday: Christian Gonzalez or T.J. Watt, Romeo Doubs or Michael Pittman, Twitter or YouTube, and Pumpkin Beer or Oktoberfest. The Dork minute wraps up this hour of The Jones and Keefe Show.

On this week's edition of Would You Rather Wednesday Jones and Keefe give thoughts on and pick between: Christian Gonzalez or T.J. Watt, Romeo Doubs or Michael Pittman, Twitter or YouTube, and Pumpkin Beer or Oktoberfest.

The Steelers started off the Mike McCarthy era in Pittsburgh off with a win over the Atlanta Falcons.  Now Aaron Rodgers and crew have to take the show on the road to Foxbourough to play the Patriots.  Join your hosts Jeremy Kohlman, Wil Masisak, and Korey Karbowsky talk about the mixed bag of results against the Falcons, examine how the team stacks and the gameplan against the Patriots, our thoughts on the Joey Porter Jr situation, and then look around the league in Week 2 to pick out some winners.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 1-0 after defeating the Atlanta Falcons 20-13, and T.J. Watt reminded everyone exactly why he's one of the most dangerous defensive players in football! Daniel, Tate and Shannon White are back for Steelers Hangover on the Steel Curtain Network to break down everything we learned from the Steelers' Week 1 victory. We're talking:

John Harris counts down the Ultimate 11 from the Texans' opener against Buffalo, revisits the Noah Brown game in Cincinnati and J.J. Watt's playoff pick-six.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch the best Steelers analysis from Monday on 93.7 The Fan, featuring highlights from The Fan Morning Show, The Pomp & Joe Show, and The PM Team. The crews dive into the tape to discuss Aaron Rodgers taking deeper shots downfield, the defense's heavy 100% zone coverage, and T.J. Watt looking like an DPOY candidate again. Plus, an in-depth conversation on whether the Steelers should extend or trade Joey Porter Jr. as rumors continue to swirl. All that and more on Best Of Steelers!

September 14, 2026 - Season 17, Episode 22 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Monday morning show, Alex Kozora and I get right into discussing the Pittsburgh Steelers beating the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday to open their 2026 regular season. Alex and I discuss the team's perceived health coming out of their first regular season game in addition to going over the six players that were inactive for that contest, one of which was CB Joey Porter Jr. As we get into recapping the Steelers' win over the Falcons, we start by talking quite a bit about the play of the team's defense. We go over the amazing play of OLB T.J. Watt on Sunday in addition to discussing several snap counts on that side of the football. Several defensive players had strong showings against the Falcons on Sunday, so we make sure to note each one. We also discuss how poorly Falcons QB Cooper Rush played on Sunday and how most of Atlanta's success on offense came via RB Bijan Robinson. After thoroughly breaking down several aspects of Pittsburgh's defensive play from Sunday, Alex and I then do the same for the offense. We note how QB Aaron Rodgers pushed the football down the field with more regularity and how a key third down passing play to TE Darnell Washington effectively secured a win. We talk about the running game and how it came alive late in the game. When we're finished talking about several things related to the offense, Alex and I move on to break down Pittsburgh's play on special teams against the Falcons. Once we are done breaking down the Steelers Sunday win against the Falcons, Alex and I discuss the team being unable to sign Porter to a contract extension prior to the game getting underway. We discuss what the immediate future might be when it comes to Porter and that includes us discussing the possibility that he could ultimately wind up being traded by this year's deadline. This 93-minute episode also discusses several other minor topics not noted in the recap above and we end this show by answering several emails we received from listeners. Thanks to Len Testa at ⁠⁠touringplans.com⁠⁠ for once again being a sponsor of our Monday episodes of the podcast throughout the 2026 season. You can follow their work on X at @touringplans as well. steelersdepot.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Steelers are 1-0 after grinding out a 20-13 win over the Atlanta Falcons in Mike McCarthy's debut as Pittsburgh's head coach. Joe and Brian break down T.J. Watt's monster afternoon, including his game-changing pick-six, plus Aaron Rodgers and the offense's uneven performance, DK Metcalf's frustrating day, Roman Wilson's surprising role over Germie Bernard, and a Steelers defense that kept Atlanta out of the red zone. Plus, what happened to the running game, and what in the world was going on with that fake field goal attempt? It wasn't always pretty, but the Steelers found a way to get the job done and start the 2026 season 1-0. Fan Questions Want to be featured on the show? Reach out below: Call: (203) 900‑4SCU (4728) Text: (203) 900‑4SCU Email: fanmail@steelcityunderground.com All SCU Links Podcast platforms, social channels, merch, and more: https://www.steelcityunderground.com/links About Steel City Underground Steel City Underground delivers daily Pittsburgh Steelers news, analysis, film breakdowns, and podcasts — covering the Black and Gold with insight, clarity, and a fan‑driven perspective. Watt, defense deliver as Steelers hold off Falcons 20-13 appeared first on Steel City Underground.

Host Christopher Carter and Post-Gazette Steelers insider Ray Fittipaldo break down the team's 20-13 season-opening win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday at Acrisure Stadium. Was that a great performance from the Steelers defense? Or is the Falcons offense led by Cooper Rush just bad? Can we expect more vintage performances like that one out of T.J. Watt this season? How did Alex Highsmith and Nick Herbig perform? How worried are we about Joey Porter Jr.'s absence? And on the offensive side of the ball, how concerned should we be with their performance? Will Aaron Rodgers improve as he goes through his final season? Where was the run game? And how big of an issue are DK Metcalf's drops? Our duo tackles those topics and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

hour one: "good bait" (live excerpt from the showboat in philadelphia, 1963) john coltrane "noon to nowhere" timmy vulgar & jimbo easter "clay noses" timmy vulgar & jimbo easter "august 6" (live at the avalon lounge, sep 4 2026) karen schoemer & her august band "sleeptalking" marlon cherry "maltose party" dtr + mike watt "my poetry" joe brewer "imitation wood grain" ben vaughn featuring deer tick "deborah" maggot fodder "hoxton shuffle" the reactor core is splendid "wooden primitive" mark cisneros / nik francis "the glee club" five go down to the sea? "reekus sunfare" (live) nun attax "shatterday" hell beings "guitar destroys a.i." timmy vulgar & jimbo easter hour two: "man trapped in a rock" timmy vulgar & jimbo easter "the power of fuck" grant sharkey "step it out mary" trebog excerpt from live stream of 3day’s dommune noise university on mar 15, 2023 (part x of x) victoria shen "tangled webs" timmy vulgar & jimbo easter "pin in your pocket" timmy vulgar & jimbo easter "trench dug" bomis prendin "nothing is ever was" timmy vulgar & jimbo easter hour three: "art vultures" timmy vulgar & jimbo easter "I go blind" mids "wince" beethoven "markov chain by charles rose" (live at secret seeds studio, portland, or) the eugene difficult music ensemble "wart of the frog" timmy vulgar & jimbo easter "unhook my leash" (live at uhf records in royal oak, mi on apr 20, 2013) timmy's organism "vengeance of faces" st 37 "as after hope but actually before" eugene chadbourne "back in the dungeon" timmy's organism

Bob Mould — the songwriter behind Hüsker Dü, Copper Blue, and Beaster — returns to Takin' A Walk for an encore look at Sugar's unlikely 2025 reunion. Mould walks through the band's 1992 formation with bassist David Barbie and drummer Malcolm Travis, the legendary debut show at Athens, Georgia's 40 Watt Club, and how a sugar packet at a Waffle House became the band's name. He revisits Copper Blue's NME Album of the Year win, the twin-record relationship between Copper Blue and Beaster, the Americana influences behind File Under: Easy Listening, and what it took to reconvene in Oakland in June 2025 to record "House of Dead Memories" — Sugar's first new song in over 30 years. Mould also previews the band's 2026 tour, closing out where it all began: Athens, Georgia.Support the show: https://takinawalk.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.