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Today's guest is one of the most sought-after hitmakers of the last decade. A Grammy-winning producer, songwriter, and guitarist whose genre-bending work has shaped the sound of modern music. From rock legends to pop superstars, he's collaborated with Justin Bieber, Post Malone, Ozzy Osbourne, The Rolling Stones, Dua Lipa, Miley Cyrus, and more — earning The Recording Academy's Producer of the Year award and cementing his status as one of the most in-demand hitmakers on the planet.And the writer is... Andrew Watt!In this episode, Watt opens up to Ross about the relentless drive, bold creative leaps, and collaborative ethos that fueled his journey from bar gigs and $100-a-week tours to producing global anthems.Listeners will learn:How to build trust and chemistry in the studioWhy great producers prioritize vibe and artist comfort over gearHow to manage egos, collaboration splits, and team dynamics at the top levelThe real stories behind hits like Let Me Love You, Havana, Señorita, Stay, and PeachesHow to survive imposter syndrome and stay creatively free under pressureChapters0:00 - Andrew Watt: The Hitmaking Legend1:12 - From Bieber to Ozzy: Watt's Epic Journey2:20 - Studio Sparks: Watt's Energy vs. Circuit's Chill4:47 - Rock Gods: Producing Pearl Jam & Stones8:02 - Post Malone Meets Ozzy: A Game-Changer9:31 - Rainbow Bar Magic: Ozzy & Post's Collab14:54 - Greece Hustle: $100/Week Tour Life19:14 - Why Watt Never Quit Music24:44 - Guitar to Glory: Cody Simpson to Bieber27:01 - Music Truth: Results Are Everything28:52 - “Let Me Love You”: Bieber's Wild Ride39:52 - Pop Hits: “Havana” & “Wolves” Secrets42:02 - Dream Team: Ali, Brian & Pop Gold46:21 - “Havana” Moment: Camila's Mic Drop48:27 - Post Malone: Instant Bond & Real Talk50:06 - Imposter Syndrome: Honesty in the Studio51:17 - “Stay”: Post's Non-Pop Masterpiece56:22 - “Peaches”: Justin's Jam with Shawn & Hailey58:38 - Demos That Hit Hard: Watt's Emotions1:00:36 - Lady Gaga: Crafting a Visual Epic1:02:15 - Bruno & D'Mile: “Die with a Smile” Magic1:06:34 - Prank Call Chaos: The Tobias Mix-Up1:12:11 - Prank Aftermath: Industry Drama Unleashed1:19:17 - Heartfelt Loss: Watt's Tribute to a Friend1:20:16 - Ozzy's Advice: Be Kind on the Way UpThis season of And The Writer Is… is presented by the National Music Publishers' Association (NMPA) — the voice of American songwriters, composers, and music publishers.And The Writer Is...Hosted by Ross GolanExecutive Produced by Joe London and Jad Saad Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Squirtin - Steelers go dahn and lose the home opener to Seattle... A lot went wrong with the Offense, defense, and special teams... We read the Facebook comments - We check in with the Pittsburgh Police Scanner to see what has been going on in and around our city - We hear from Cam Heyward... Aaron Rodgers... T.J. Watt... Coach Tomlin about the loss - One of our favorite shows The Pitt took home some Emmys - Marc-Andre Fleury is coming back to the Penguins... For a pre-season game and the tickets are already out of control - Have anything fun for the show or want to say hi... Listen on iHeartRadio click the little mic and leave us a talkback messageSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

hour one: "paul's pad" (live excerpt of private jam from joe brazil's basement in detroit on sep 25, 1958) john coltrane "toe tag lovers" the oxys "god damn radio" swampass "liturgy, lambs and trochees - the iron hand" church of the annihilation "let's fail (& try again)" radix paradox "rat training" soldier dolls "sheep" sympos "it's all a bit of a blur" tim holehouse featuring sweet anne marie "from ___ with ___" ujif_notfound "stupid" (part 4 of 5) bogdan raczynski "microdose I" the illness "intimately in touch with shame derived from flipping off inanimate objects" udsob "demons" the oxys hour two: "poison apple" the oxys "wedding march" tar babies "oceans of nothing" tim holehouse featuring lukrezia kramer "asking for it" (live in 2015 by alexander harper & jonathan newmark) jonathan newmark "yekermo sew" trio mokili "burning your house down" (live) jim jones all stars "fed up with bass" eugene chadbourne & jair-rohm parker wells "mister softee" the oxys "idiot box" the oxys "losing hope" pompous iguana "plausible fiction" andrew toy "fuerza yz" frente abierto "drinking sun" physarum "du bist der leerstand in mir (dubvisionist dub)" knarf relloem & tillamanda "long shadows" the oxys hour three: "poison in the heart" the oxys "red soaked ribbons" (live) the ladderback "diamond head" the riptides "failure" the twerks "an bhean ar an tra (eile)" muskeg mudsuck "melody lee" the oxys "eaten alive" the oxys "changes" kevin miller & jukka pekka kervinen "silk sheets" noiseshaper featuring bernard fowler "onw" torpedo "the drive" the love pretender "voodoo queen" (live at the minibar in k.c. 2025) the oxys

hour one: "sweet georgia brown" (live excerpt of private jam from joe brazil's basement in detroit on sep 25, 1958) john coltrane "the punchline" dead pioneers "pit song" dead pioneers "log 09" church of the annihilation "concrete sequential" andrew toy "we mean it, man!" gogol bordello "people" radix paradox "stupid" (part 3 of 5) bogdan raczynski "in love with the girl next door to the military industrial complex" udsob "knots" samuel locke ward "gimme the grease" (live) jim jones all stars "nunzerkat" big boy foolish "we were punk first" dead pioneers hour two: "dead pioneers" dead pioneers "- noise (mouvement 1 excerpt)" torpedo "I don't think they know" eugene chadbourne & jair-rohm parker wells "white noise mountain" mb jones "villain" pompous iguana "post american" dead pioneers "working class warfare" dead pioneers "indian war whoop" (live in detroit 1965) the holy modal rounders "sound of a shadow" the giant worm "sistema de defensa general" (hukot session mar 20 2025) kls "night blooming jasmine" bomis prendin "computerfreak (black jets dub)" heinz strunk "my spirit animal ate your spirit animal" dead pioneers hour three: "bad indian" dead pioneers "klee doll" (excerpt) victoria shen "boon for travellists" the glee club "army of one" sympos "idle talk" soldier dolls "variegated marimbas XI" david gerard "mythical cowboys" dead pioneers "love language" dead pioneers "fuerza 10" frente abierto "juicy fruit" dead pioneers

Hour 3 with Dorin Dickerson and Adam Crowley: Jabrill Peppers is still a good run defender and Ray Fittipaldo thinks Chuck Clark will start after playing well. The Jets ran away from T.J. Watt almost all game. Cam Heyward didn't get off blocks, no one did on the line.Dorin thinks it's crushing for some WVU fans to have to live with 13-9 he genuinely feels bad. Mike Tomlin said Keeanu Benton has room for improvement.

WATT's Current Podcast -Season 4 Premiere: Looking AheadSteve Humpherys and Andrew Duffen are back after a summer break, refreshed and ready to dive into a brand-new season of the WATT's Current Podcast!In this premier episode, they:• Reflect on highlights from last season - from factory visits to vital conversations on mental health.• Share insights into the challenges and opportunities electricians are facing right now.• Look ahead to what's coming in September and beyond – including changes to regulations, the growth of renewables, and how technology is shaping the trade.Catch the Season 4 premiere: Looking Ahead now on your favourite podcast platform!#WATTSCurrentPodcast #Season4 #Electricians #Renewables #MentalHealthAwareness #NAPIT

On this episode of “Fearless,” Danny Kanell joins Jason Whitlock to discuss Caleb Williams' woeful performance against the Minnesota Vikings and whether the quarterback's on-field fashion choices matter. The pair also discuss J.J. McCarthy rallying the Vikings to a come-from-behind, 27-24 win over the Bears; Tua Tagovailoa taking too many hits to the head; whether Arch Manning is playing hurt; if South Florida's wins over the University of Florida and Boise State indicate true talent; and if it's true that the national championship could be anyone's this year. The guys end the segment comparing their top five best RB-QB combos of all time. T.J. Moe joins the show to talk about how the media has promoted a racial divide over quarterbacks and how the buzz is affecting Jalen Hurts, specifically. Steve Kim joins Whitlock to analyze whether Peter Schrager's on-air fist bump with Ryan Clark means the two have made up, J.J. Watt's debut as a CBS broadcaster, and Tony Kornheiser and Mike Wilbon's three-year contract extension to continue “Pardon the Interruption.” Don't miss this exhilarating show! ​​Today's Sponsors: Kindred Harvest Unlike most teas loaded with microplastics and heavy metals from China, Kindred Harvest offers pure, American-blended, third-party lab-tested tea with biodegradable bags, free of toxins, for a clean, all-natural experience. Go to https://KindredHarvest.co and use my code FEARLESS for 20% off. BlueChew Your first month of BlueChew is FREE! Head to https://BlueChew.com and use promo code FEARLESS at checkout and pay $5 for shipping. That's it. Join BlueChew's global mission to make better sex the dominant drive of modern society. Huge thanks to BlueChew for sponsoring this revolution. SHOW OUTLINE 00:00 Intro Want more Fearless content? Subscribe to Jason Whitlock Harmony for a biblical perspective on everyday issues at https://www.youtube.com/@JasonWhitlockHarmony?sub_confirmation=1 Jeffery Steele and Jason Whitlock welcome musical guests for unique interviews and performances that you won't want to miss! Subscribe to https://youtube.com/@JasonWhitlockBYOG?sub_confirmation=1  We want to hear from the Fearless Army!! Join the conversation in the show chat, leave a comment or email Jason at FearlessBlazeShow@gmail.com Get 10% off Blaze swag by using code Fearless10 at https://shop.blazemedia.com/fearless Make yourself an official member of the “Fearless Army!” Support Conservative Voices! Subscribe to BlazeTV at https://www.fearlessmission.com and get $20 off your yearly subscription. Visit https://TheBlaze.com. Explore the all-new ad-free experience and see for yourself how we're standing up against suppression and prioritizing independent journalism. CLICK HERE to Subscribe to Jason Whitlock's YouTube: https://bit.ly/3jFL36G CLICK HERE to Listen to Jason Whitlock's podcast: https://apple.co/3zHaeLT CLICK HERE to Follow Jason Whitlock on X: https://bit.ly/3hvSjiJ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wenn Leasing für Dich eine Option ist, einfach mal bei LeasingMarkt.de stöbern: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://log42.com/l/deals⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Ihr hört heute die 150. Folge des Ausfahrt.tv Podcasts. Ecki und Jan feiern sich ein wenig und schweifen nach dem Füllen der Ausfahrt.tv Playlist zum Thema Fahrrad fahren - Watt messen und VeloMobil ab. Danach tauschen die beiden sich zum Audi Concept C aus, durchaus mit recht unterschiedlichen Meinungen. Sie besprechen die Ankündigung, dass VW künftig auch seine Elektroautos mit den bekannten Namen ausstatten möchte. Zum Schluss setzt Jan zwei weitere Fahrzeuge auf die Shitbox-Liste.Referenzen:Andreas Jancke (Watt Pedalen, guter Mann) https://www.instagram.com/andreasjancke/Velo Mobil gegen Rennrad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GseAePDtIyMShitbox - Chevrolet HHR: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_HHRShitbox - Hyundai Veloster: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyundai_VelosterUSA Car 1: Pontiac Bonneville Catalina https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_CatalinaUSA Car 2: Bildman https://www.americar.de/magazin/auto-des-monats/x.138

Hoch solln sie leeben, hooch solln sie leeeben, dreiiiimaaal ho-*Bsimm*...Mist, jetzt ist mitten im Jubiläumslied der Strom ausgefallen... blöd! Aber bedeutet das etwa... DASS DER ENERGIEKONZERN ENRON ZURÜCK IST, UND DARAUS PROFIT SCHLAGEN MÖCHTE!?? Ihr werdet es vermutlich nie herausfinden, der Strom ist ja schließlich ausgefallen - außer, ihr habt noch ein paar Balken Akku. Viel Spaß!

Hello, media consumers! Bryan and David discuss news from CBS News, including more issues with edited interviews and Bari Weiss's reported arrival (0:20). Then, they get into a tense moment on ‘Get Up!' between Ryan Clark and Peter Schrager, some audio from NFL Week 1, J.J. Watt's broadcast debut, and more (12:28). They also share their thoughts on the new Peacock series ‘The Paper', a puzzling news story about the Treasury Secretary, and more (37:33). Plus, the Overworked Twitter Joke of the Week, and David Shoemaker Guesses the Strained-Pun Headline! Hosts: Bryan Curtis and David ShoemakerProducer: Kyle Crichton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

hour one: "sweet georgia brown" (live excerpt of private jam from joe brazil's basement in detroit on sep 25, 1958) john coltrane "the mallard variations - cut and dissolve" david gerard "the mallard variations - variation VII" david gerard "an irrational root - r13 - the triangled" church of the annihilation "kontrast" contrastz "its all a bit of a blur" tim holehouse "stupid" (part 2 of 5) bogdan raczynski "fuerza 03" frente abierto "the mallard variations - variation IX" david gerard hour two: "the mallard variations - variation III" david gerard "stables" dave gerard and the watchmen "klee doll" (excerpt) victoria shen "where" torpedo "certified guitar pedal" (prelude) david gerard "the mallard variations - echosphere" david gerard "love" (excerpt) latex "I did not mean to turn you on" (dub you on - candy bomber version) re-201 ft. peter heppner & mika bajinsky "the mallard variations - cinematic counterpoint" david gerard hour three: "the mallard variations - variation V" david gerard "days of rain" it's ok! "abstract deductions" immr "prelude - topographic" david gerard "the temporal nature of things" david gerard "the red trickle" eugene chadbourne "random canyon" (live in detroit 1965) the holy modal rounders "delta jig d'agadir" muskeg mudsuck "we'll all go to heaven when the devil goes blind" up around the sun "untraveled" david gerard & keith richie

O energy talks desta sexta-feira (5/9) traz informações e análises sobre a posse e a primeira reunião de diretoria dos novos diretores da Agência Nacional do Petróleo, Gás e Biocombustíveis (ANP). Artur Watt, novo diretor-geral da agência, e Pietro Mendes, diretor, assumiram os cargos em uma cerimônia, transmitida ao vivo pela eixos, que teve a participação de vários integrantes do executivo, legislativo e do mercado, como o ministro de Minas e Energia, Alexandre Silveira, e a presidente da Petrobras, Magda Chambriard. Eles participam também da primeira reunião de diretoria nesta sexta-feira. Assista ao vivo: https://www.youtube.com/live/dwpdi2Bgx-8 No programa, a apresentadora Mariana Procópio e o editor-chefe da eixos, Gustavo Gaudarde, trazem as falas iniciais dos novos reguladores, os desafios e o que significam as suas entradas no atual contexto dos setores de óleo e gás e biocombustíveis. O energy talks terá 24 episódios diários que vão ao ar de 18 de agosto a 18 de setembro, de segunda à sexta, às 14h. O energy talks é patrocinado por Petrobras e Governo Federal.

Post-Gazette sports writers Adam Bittner and Paul Zeise react live after the Steelers' NFL Week 1 matchup with the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. How did Aaron Rodgers look in his Steelers debut? How did he mesh with targets including DK Metcalf, Calvin Austin III, Roman Wilson, Jonnu Smith, Pat Freiermuth and Darnell Washington? Was the new-look defense solid with names like Jalen Ramsey and Darius Slay Jr. in the lineup, joining established names like T.J. Watt, Joey Porter Jr. and Patrick Queen? And what should we make of GM Omar Khan and coach Mike Tomlin agreeing to a new contract with defensive captain Cam Heyward? The live stream will begin 10-15 minutes after the conclusion of the game on CBS . A replay will be available immediately after the live show.

Post-Gazette insiders Gerry Dulac and Ray Fittipaldo react to the Steelers' NFL Week 1 victory against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. How valuable has Chris Boswell become to coach Mike Tomlin after nailing field goals from 56 and 60 yards? The latter of which proving to be the game-winner. What should we make of Aaron Rodgers' prolific first outing within Arthur Smith's offense, throwing four touchdowns and proving chemistry with receivers including DK Metcalf, Calvin Austin III and Jonnu Smith? And why was Justin Fields able to have so much success against his former team? Moving the ball alongside running back Breece Hall against a Steelers defense that includes huge names like T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward, Jalen Ramsey, Joey Porter Jr. and Patrick Queen? Our duo tackles those questions and more.

This episode features James Pleat and Tara Watt, both of whom have been on the show before. In this episode, I talk with them about their recent success qualifying for their respective USGA Mid-Am tournaments (they were both medalists!). They talked about their qualifying rounds and how they are preparing for the big tournaments coming up. We also talk about their pride in representing New Hampshire on the national golf stage. When the tournaments are over, I will have them back on the show so we can talk about their experience. Thanks for listening! And thanks to The Oaks for sponsoring the podcast this season. Song is Good Vibe by Ketsa is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 

Hello media consumers! Joel and Bryan discuss some of their many takeaways from the Eagles-Cowboys NFL opener (5:35), and a NFL TV preview covering Mike Tirico's first Super Bowl, the RedZone ad crisis, Tom Brady's second year at FOX, and J.J. Watt moving to the CBS booth (22:44). Then in a new edition of 25 for '25, Joel talks with Domonique Foxworth about the future of player media! They discuss Domonique's career path from player to sports business to sports media, the changing relationship with current players and journalists/media members, the "nerdification" of football coverage, what he has learned about debate shows, and more (40:18). Finally, Bryan and Joel close the show by reconnecting for a brief interview postgame (1:35:37). Hosts: Bryan Curtis and Joel AndersonProducer: Kyle Crichton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the Friday edition of the North Shore Drive podcast, presented by Edgar Snyder and Associates, host Adam Bittner welcomes Post-Gazette sports columnist Jason Mackey to take stock of DK Metcalf's role with the Steelers. Is he actually the most important player on the team? Despite the presence of Aaron Rodgers, Cam Heyward, T.J. Watt and Jaylen Ramsey? Should his contract elevate the pressure for him to post bigger numbers than George Pickens did? Or is it the lack of depth behind him, with Roman Wilson and Calvin Austin still finding their way? And what difference will his attitude make in this Steelers locker room? Our duo tackles those questions; what success looks like for Rodgers within OC Arthur Smith's offense; and Cam Heyward's handling of his contract dispute with GM Omar Khan's front office.

A new season, a new hope arises in Pittsburgh!  Join your hosts Jeremy Kohlman, Wil Masisak and Korey Karbowsky as they examine the Steelers moves this offseason, preview the roster, discuss some key matchups ahead of the Jets, and pick some winners in the NFL's opening weekend! Here we go!!

UGREEN have launched a new range of Qi2 products, which can charge your devices wirelessly at 25 watts. We've been taking a look at the 10000mAh MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank and the MagFlow 2-in-1 Wireless Charger over the last few weeks, and both devices launch officially today. We have been reviewing UREEN products for several years now. They have consistently been really well-made and great value, and this new product range is no different. In fact, I would suggest they have taken even another step up in quality and feel like very mature products with a slick and modern design. UGREEN MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank The MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank enables fast, 25 watt wireless charging for compatible devices such as the iPhone 16 range. It is also backwards compatible with devices that charge at a max of 15 watts. The power bank has MagSafe magnets built in, so it is ready-made for attaching to iPhones, but you can place any device on top of it and it will charge them without issue. The MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank comes with what looks like a wrist strap, but it is actually an incredibly handy USB-C cable, which can be used to charge the battery and also charge other devices. This simple addition makes this power bank so much more versatile, as you don't need to carry an extra cable with you, and means it is not just limited to wireless charging. I have been using it to keep my iPhone topped up for the last couple of weeks, and it has worked flawlessly. Once you attach the power bank, it picks up that it is connected to the phone instantly, and charging begins. You can tilt your phone into landscape and use the power bank as a stand for when you are watching videos, too, something I find really useful when you are flying. The MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank charges your phone quickly, but it also charges itself quickly. On top of this, it can charge your device while being charged itself at the same time. Day to day, I have plugged the power bank into a fast charger for about an hou,r and this has been enough to keep my iPhone fully topped up each day when I am on the move. There is a small LCD on the side of the device which indicates the charge levels and if it is charging a device or being charged itself. Overall, the MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank has been an excellent device to use so far, and it is highly recommended for anyone who uses an iPhone. UGREEN MagFlow 2-in-1 Wireless Charger The MagFlow 2-in-1 Wireless Charger is a neat, portable device which has many use cases. The device folds down to a small cube size when not in use or when you are travelling and unfolds out to present a magnetic charging pad for your smartphone, along with a charging pad for AirPods or similar. Like the power bank, it is also capable of 25 watt wireless charging to charge your devices and can be turned into a 3-in-1 charger if you make use of the USB-C port to plug in a smartwatch charger, etc. Another very versatile product from UGREEN. With its small size, the MagFlow 2-in-1 Wireless Charger is suitable for use in many situations. It could be used on your desk, on a bedside locker or even on the go. It connects to a power source via a USB-C port on the back of the device, providing a compact and neat place to keep your devices charged. Conclusion Both these devices from UGREEN are really well-made and have had a lot of thought put into their design and functionality. They both work exactly as you would expect and provide a fast wireless charging solution for your devices at home, in the office and on the go. Both devices can be purchased directly from the UGREEN website and are also available on Amazon from today. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news If you'd like to be featured ...

Live around 5 p.m., Post-Gazette sports columnist Paul Zeise gives his predictions for the NFL season that begins Thursday night. What will the Steelers' final record be with Aaron Rodgers, Jalen Ramsey, DK Metcalf and Jonnu Smith joining T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward and Jaylen Warren in the fold? Will Mike Tomlin finally secure a long-awaited playoff victory? And which teams does Paul like to challenge for Super Bowl berths? Josh Allen and the Bills? Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs? Saquon Barkley and the Eagles? Paul tackles those questions and more.

Sal and BT had Ian Eagle on the show, and the veteran broadcaster immediately turned the tables on his former WFAN colleagues. Eagle dropped a number of bombshells, including his thoughts on a new broadcasting partner, how he avoids getting caught up in the drama of fan topics, and even a funny story about J.J. Watt and his brother. Throughout the segment, he kept the hosts on their toes, playfully jabbing at them and proving why he's one of the best in the business.

Send us a textIn this heartfelt episode of Living the Dream with Curveball, we welcome international Amazon bestselling author and poet Kelly Watt. Kelly opens up about her transformative journey through trauma, using her writing as a powerful tool for healing. She discusses her latest work, "The Weeping Degree: How Astrology Saved Me from Suicide," a poignant collection that explores the lingering effects of childhood abandonment and sexual abuse. With a focus on the themes of trauma, healing, and the redemptive power of storytelling, Kelly shares her experiences with astrology, Buddhism, and various healing modalities that have shaped her path. Listeners will gain insights into the importance of community, activism, and the art of writing as a means to process pain and foster empathy. Join us for an inspiring conversation that underscores the belief that our wounds can ultimately become our greatest gifts. Don't miss out on Kelly's insights and her upcoming projects, which promise to further enrich her readers' lives.

Live around 5 p.m., Post-Gazette sports columnist Paul Zeise gives his thoughts on Teryl Austin's future as defensive coordinator Should the long-time assistant be coaching for his job in 2025? After struggles against elite teams late last season and Mike Tomlin's "historic" label for this year's unit? Can he successfully put new pieces like Jalen Ramsey, Darius Slay Jr. and Derrick Harmon together with established ones like Cam Heyward, T.J. Watt and Joey Porter Jr.? And what level of performance should he have to hit in order to earn an extension of his current deal that expires at the end of the season? Paul tackles those topics as well as comments Wednesday from names including Aaron Rodgers and DK Metcalf.

In this episode of Turn Down for Watt, we dive into the world of EV charging adapters—the good, the bad, and the potentially dangerous. From real-life failures to surprising successes, we break down how choosing the right accessories makes all the difference in both performance and safety.We'll cover what to look for in an adapter, why some products fall short, and how the wrong choice could put your EV—or your peace of mind—at risk. Along the way, we give a special shout-out to  ⁨@bowefamilyEV⁩  for his recent reviews that shine a light on which adapters are worth your time and which ones to avoid.If you've ever wondered whether that inexpensive adapter online is too good to be true, or how to safely expand your charging options, this episode is your guide to getting plugged in the right way.

hour one: "now's the time" (live excerpt of private jam from joe brazil's basement in detroit on sep 25, 1958) john coltrane "log 08" church of the annihilation "turas geimridh canto 05" lucas werenkraut + lucas + chris + fencestration + david dellacroce + a planet drowned in tears a world borne on would "inscription atop pula coliseum" eugene chadbourne & jair-rohm parker wells "fading to a square" ryan james mawbey "trophy hunting" (live, eugene, or on 21 oct 2024 at john henry's) human dinosaur "stupid" (part 1 of 5) bogdan raczynski "mi rutina" dfmk "state of shock" soldier dolls "turas geimridh canto 25" fencestration + walter campbell + david dellacroce + a planet drowned in tears a world borne on would hour two: "rtm lpr 35" basic tape loops & febrile "klee doll" (excerpt) victoria shen "mi-go" pestzone "in praise of annihilation / baryosynthesis" [extract] telford versus oonagh suns symmetry brokechestra inherent in that which is neither matter nor anti-matter "reeperbahn" (guido craveiro reggae dub remix) udo lindenberg & jan delay "requiem for hc" {excerpt} don haugen + og'at ma dhan0 n'g i yo gt 3ang'e hour three: "cello concerto #1 moderato" james alexander ^ orchestre symphonique d'unah niamu threw the looking-glass "being present" sam locke ward "etude_XII_gallow_II" fencepost "c-30 3 b master" (annotated) basic tape loops "you can grow here" physarum "eugene garbage project soundpack sampletrack samplepack soundtrack" eugene difficult music ensemble

Post-Gazette insiders Gerry Dulac and Ray Fittipaldo report from the Mike Tomlin news conference and Steelers practice at the team's UPMC Rooney Sports Complex. What will the absence of Derrick Harmon mean to the defensive line? Especially with Cam Heyward still threatening to possibly hold out for NFL Week 1 against the New York Jets, which would leave the group thin beyond Keeanu Benton and Yahya Black? How likely is it that Nick Herbig will play as the outside linebackers led by T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith look to bounce back in pass rushing? And how seriously is Tomlin taking Heyward's threats? Our duo tackles those questions and more.

Post-Gazette sports columnist Paul Zeise reacts to Cam Heyward's latest refusal to commit to playing in NFL Week 1 against the New York Jets amid a contract dispute with GM Omar Khan's front office. Is Heyward serious? Or is he just continuing to posture until kickoff in hopes of pressuring the team into a deal? Is whatever raise he could secure worth it in terms of fan backlash to his demands? And how would his absence affect T.J. Watt, Jalen Ramsey and the rest of the Steelers' defense? Paul tackles those questions, plus his thoughts on coach Mike Tomlin's weekly news conference, where he gave injury updates on players including Derrick Harmon and Nick Herbig.

The 2025 NFL season is almost here, and Missing the Point is back with one of our most anticipated episodes of the year: our full-season NFL prediction special. Hosts Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Robert Kelly, and Rayshawn Buchanan take you division by division, team by team, and award by award—breaking down exactly how we see the 2025 season playing out from Week 1 to the playoffs. We start with NFC and AFC win-loss projections, debating everything from the Dallas Cowboys' shocking decision to trade Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers, to whether Lamar Jackson is primed for an MVP season, and how  Caleb Williams will fare under pressure in Chicago. This isn’t just hot takes for clicks—every prediction is backed by roster analysis, coaching matchups, schedule strength, and the chaos only the NFL can deliver. This episode covers: Full 2025 NFL win-loss predictions for every team in all eight divisions The new “steal system” that lets us compete with the so-called NFL experts A deep dive into the Micah Parsons trade fallout and Jerry Jones' legacy Why Lamar Jackson is our consensus MVP pick T.J. Watt, Saquon Barkley, and Trey Henderson headline our award ballots Why we expect Kevin Stefanski to be the first coach fired Coaching redemption for Matt LaFleur in Green Bay A debate over the most overrated and underrated teams in 2025 Whether you're prepping for your fantasy draft, laying down your futures bets, or just want the smartest NFL takes heading into the 2025 season, this is the episode you don't want to miss.00:00 – Introduction: Meet the Missing the Point Podcast Crew & What to Expect This NFL Season 03:15 – 2025 NFL Prediction Recap: What We Got Right & Wrong 06:30 – Setting the Rules: How Our NFL Prediction Game Works 09:00 – AFC North Predictions: Ravens, Bengals, Steelers, Browns Analysis & Record Projections  18:45 – NFC North Deep Dive: Packers, Bears, Lions, Vikings – Impact of the Micah Parsons Trade 28:00 – NFC North Team-by-Team Debates: Can the Packers Dominate? Are the Bears Ready to Surprise? 36:20 – AFC South Preview: Texans, Jaguars, Titans, Colts – Rookie QBs & Coaching Changes 45:10 – NFC South Breakdown: Panthers, Falcons, Buccaneers, Saints – Who’s the Dark Horse? 54:00 – AFC East Showdown: Bills, Dolphins, Patriots, Jets – Josh Allen’s MVP Chances & Tua’s Health 1:04:30 – NFC East Predictions: Eagles, Cowboys, Giants, Commanders – Can Philly Repeat? Dallas in Trouble? 1:15:00 – AFC West Power Rankings: Chiefs, Chargers, Broncos, Raiders – Mahomes vs. the Field 1:23:00 – NFC West Analysis: 49ers, Rams, Seahawks, Cardinals – Can San Francisco Stay on Top? 1:32:00 – Bold NFL Award Picks: MVP, Offensive & Defensive Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year 1:38:00 – Hot Seat Watch: First NFL Coach Fired in 2025? 1:41:00 – Fantasy Football Implications: Sleeper Picks & Busts to Avoid 1:45:00 – Super Bowl Predictions & Playoff Bracket Breakdown 1:50:00 – Final Thoughts: Biggest Surprises, Upsets

On the Monday episode of the North Shore Drive podcast, presented by Edgar Snyder & Associates, Post-Gazette Steelers insiders Christopher Carter and Brian Batko ponder some Steelers questions. Will the Steelers be better this season than they were in 2024, with new additions like Aaron Rodgers, DK Metcalf and Darius Slay Jr.? Or is another 10-7 season with a first-round exit on the horizon, as coach Mike Tomlin has grown accustomed to over the past few years? Chris and Brian then go over some bold predictions for this season. Could new CB Jalen Ramsey be their best defensive player, even more valuable than names like T.J. Watt and Cam Heyward? Our duo tackles those questions and more.

-Jack's 2025 NFL season predictions!!! He has the Steelers making the playoffs as the AFC's #6 seed and going 11-6, but not making it to the divisional round yet again. Jack has the Ravens beating the Rams in the Super Bowl. -The Steelers have named their captains! Aaron Rodgers, Cam Heyward, T.J. Watt, and Miles Killebrew. -Do you see a path for the Steelers reaching 11 wins?

hour one: "shifting down" (excerpt) cecil taylor quintet w/john coltrane "numb" (live) grace wampler and jude duane "miss milquetoast" jude duane "an eyelash - taylor - henbane and lilies of the valley" church of the annihilation "august 29" karen schoemer "aire d'autoroute vide" radix paradox "5th of beethoven" eugene chadbourne & jair-rohm parker wells "madam sherries forrest" mb jones and eric o'brien "sonata num" duo troneitor "understand1" jude duane hour two: "speed demon" jude duane "promova" ujif_notfound "what is real is blood" bogdan raczynski "thursday's gone again" smokesito "tamhneal" muskeg mudsuck "chasing" lucas harvey "dynatox delirium" vittoria ecclesia and otto iivari "klee doll" (excerpt) victoria shen "follow the buffalo" up around the sun "echo (dub)" fettes brot "meikyo" (original mix) kei how, r-04 "para-site" kylan hillman hour three: "s.s.t. (song for bitter people)" [live] caroline fresh, david oslin, jack yarbrough "square american" samuel locke ward "the big haircut" physarum "s.m.t. (subjective morality-transgression)" nora takacs "god-mo-fo" (live) bergamot quartet "303ulya" sominaryst "io respiro" jude duane

In this clip from the Friday episode of the North Shore Drive podcast, presented by Edgar Snyder & Associates, host Adam Bittner welcomes Post-Gazette sports columnist Jason Mackey to ponder best-case scenarios for the Steelers in 2025 and what needs to go right to attain them. Do T.J. Watt, Alex Smith, Nick Herbig and the pass rush need to be better than they were in 2024? And how much will a reloaded offensive line with Derrick Harmon and Yahya Black next to Cam Heyward and Keeanu Benton help in that pursuit? Can the entire quarterback room be good enough for OC Arthur Smith? From Aaron Rodgers, who's facing questions about how quickly he can find his stride, to Mason Rudolph in a backup role. And can coach Mike Tomlin get where he wants to go if Broderick Jones, and potentially also Troy Fautanu, aren't playing at close to a Pro Bowl level in protecting a largely immobile Rodgers behind center? Our duo tackles those questions and more.

The Dallas Cowboys traded Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers for Kenny Clark and two first round picks. Joe would not have paid T.J. Watt. Did the Steelers just gain competition for a franchise quarterback next year with Dallas getting another pick? Joe wonders if Arch Manning could steer his way to the franchise they want to go to. 

hour one: "woody'n you" (excerpt of private jam in detroit 1958) john coltrane "theory" the sleepers "mirror" the sleepers "log 07" church of the annihilation "order is a fig" bogdan raczynski "vinaros benicarlo peñiscola" (hukot session mar 20 2025) kls "joseph spence's underwear" eugene chadbourne & jair-rôom parker wells "prelude opus 28 no. 20" bomis prendin "ten percent battery" muskeg mudsuck "caochan" susannah stark & band "computer" the microbes "blue shift " distro union "linda" the sleepers hour two: "step back" (live at the savoy tivoli in san francisco on feb 27, 1981) the sleepers "catch the gifts" ujif_notfound "little switchblade" physarum "troneitor movimiento I" duo troneitor "forever" (live at the savoy tivoli in san francisco on feb 27, 1981) the sleepers "zenith / theory" (live at the savoy tivoli in san francisco on feb 27, 1981) the sleepers "signals" (original mix) kei how, r-04 "the good the bad and the ugly" echohaeuser "klee doll" (excerpt) victoria shen "machines and me" (live at hurrah in nyc on april 10, 1981) the sleepers hour three: "sister little" (live at the mabuhay gardens in san francisco on mar 20, 1978) the sleepers "20240905" (live excerpt) soliton "time has come today" (live at the mabuhay gardens in san francisco on mar 20, 1978) the sleepers "caucasian guilt" noh mercy "colonial mentality" trio mokili "blame part 2 / death of a bureaucrat" (excerpt) zerosome & nwakke "revolutionary spy" noh mercy

hour one: "my favorite things" (live excerpt from graz, austria on nov 28, 1962) john coltrane "soil" raze the maze "a riot is a storm" raze the maze "an incident - that damned “clear” - twenty-four hours" church of the annihilation "august 10" (live in troy, ny on august 22, 2025) karen schoemer + angie grund "zeppocalypse" eugene" chadbourne & jair-rohm parker wells "I just might" distro union "yeah well (part 2)" reciprocate "new cross" part chimp "sms" radix paradox "the lengths the worst will go" bogdan raczynski "digital deity" raze the maze hour two: "persistence" raze the maze "schon laengst dub" reggaedemmi "the light on - sound meditation 2a+2b" (excerpt) david first "butchers of baghdad" moetar "under the spell" raze the maze "side b- the future sure is dense" bomis prendin "first we cry" raze the maze hour three: "breaking broken" raze the maze "laudanum" deriglasoff "why did the door slam like that?" nwakke, jkarri & aloisius "where solidity is bliss is" ryan james mawbey "doorknocker" raze the maze w/paul hanson "seance" raze the maze w/paul hanson "el plata a su derecha" duo troneitor "klee doll" (excerpt) victoria shen "little rabbit" up around the sun "amhran an t-amadan" muskeg mudsuck "bogey magnet" sympos "look for a penny" physarum "welcome to paradise" moetar

We're also thrilled when one of our past “Under the Radar” guests go on and accomplish big things in the competition world. Jacob Watt of the Kansas City-area team Smoke This Drink That told us back in February that winning a KCBS Masters Division Grand Championship was a goal in 2025. It was mission accomplished Aug. 16 when he and wife Paige celebrate their first GC with a whopping 710.85 total at the BBQ and Fly-In on the River in Excelsior Springs, Missouri. On Episode 320 of the Tailgate Guys BBQ Podcast, Jacob returns to tell us how he's become one of the nation's hottest teams and what's next for Smoke This Drink That. It's also fun to see a small business grow. Joshua Brock is a former Marine who founded JB's Gourmet Spice Blends in Ozark, Missouri, nearly 10 years ago. His popular rubs and spices, along with a trio of hot sauces, have become regional favorites and can be found in grocery stores and BBQ stores in six states. Learn about JB's story as we talk it over with him in our second guest segment. Skyler Spartan joins us from Grill Guys of Missouri to preview the big 4th anniversary celebration this weekend, with cooking demos and a brisket class from Brad and Bre of Smokin' Magic BBQ on the schedule. Co-hosts Steve and Lyndal also talk about their latest cooking adventures. Check out the show in the link below or on your favorite #podcast platform. A big thanks to our show sponsors and marketing partners. Please support them: Blues Hog #blueshognation Royal Oak Charcoal #charcoalofchampions  The Butcher Shoppe #alwayshandpicked  The Grill Guys of Missouri #grillguys417 Marty "Sign Man" Prather  Domino's #pizza Clark Crew BBQ #clarkcrewbbq  Mister Brisket #thighlife Have a great week! #SmokeEmIfYouGotEm

The Orlando Pride are winless in five games, and that's the longest such skid since the final six matches of the 2022 season. You may recall that the Pride were not a good team in 2022, finishing 10th out of the 12 NWSL teams that competed in the league that season. The Pride return from an unsuccessful road trip that saw Orlando claim just one of a possible six points in two away matches, with a late goal conceded at Angel City costing the club one valuable additional point that could have been won. Not only did the Pride fail to score again, but they managed only one shot attempt in the second half — one that Ally Watt pinged off the near post. We break down another awful offensive display and a worrying loss that has Orlando teetering on the brink of going from NWSL Shield contender to playoff hopeful.We look back at our score predictions, discuss the key moments of the match and our overall thoughts, and make our selections for Player of the Match.Making matters worse for the Pride is the loss of star striker Barbra Banda for the remainder of the 2025 season. Banda's hip injury is a serious one, and she'll need months to recover. Without a viable scorer (but more on that in a moment), the Pride could slip below the playoff line if some adjustments aren't made.Speaking of adjusments, Haley Carter made a big one with the signing of Lizbeth Jacqueline Ovalle from Tigres in Liga MX Femenil. Ovalle is a gifted winger who can set up goals or score them herself. Her signing was a huge deal, and it comes with a huge price tag, as Orlando set a world women's transfer fee record to get her, reportedly at least $1.5 million. Ovalle would have been a tremendous asset when paired with Banda, but now she may have to carry the entire offensive load herself. Marta isn't scoring, Summer Yates isn't scoring, Watt isn't scoring, Julie Doyle isn't scoring, and Angelina isn't scoring. That's a lot of non-scoring.This week's mailbagbox asked us about Banda, Ovalle, back-to-back road games, and more. Remember, you can ask us anything by hitting us up on Twitter at either @TheManeLand or @SkoPurpSoccer and using the hashtag #AskSkoPurp. You can use that same hashtag and hit @TheManeLand.bsky.social up on Bluesky. Or you can visit our show page, scroll down, and fill out the handy form. We'd also appreciate any ratings or reviews you can leave wherever you get your podcasts, and if you do that on Apple Podcasts, we'll find them easily and read them on the show.Finally, we looked ahead to Orlando's match against NJ/NY Gotham FC Friday night at home. Had it not been for the last four or five games, this would be another big game against a tough opponent. As things stand, this is a must-win match for a Pride team that badly needs to stop the bleeding. Ovalle likely won't yet be in the team, and the Pride will be without Banda, so it's anyone's guess as to how Orlando is going to score goals, but the team will need at least one to win. We look at the all-time series, provide our key matchups, and make our final score predictions.If you'd like to support our independent writing and podcasting efforts, we'd love to have you as a subscriber or donor over at our Buy Me a Coffee site.Here's how Episode 98 went down:0:15 – The Pride haven't scored a goal for themselves in three matches. It's beyond concerning, and a last-minute loss to Angel City doesn't help the vibes.19:19 - We discuss the signing of Ovalle and Morgan Gautrat's loan to Newcastle W.F.C. and retirement from the NWSL. 29:36 - The mailbagbox, unlike the Pride, is not in a slump, and the Pride return home to face Gotham FC. We preview that very match.

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Aux origines de Belin Dans cet épisode 1 aux origines de Belin, le crooner breton revient sur le « tissage sauvage des fils de son destin », son enfance atlantique dans une baie au parfum de varech parcourue à BMX, sa lignée de pêcheurs, ses disques de Thiéfaine ou son jeu de guitare qui, à 15 ans, déchaînait les passions dans les rades de Quiberon avec un groupe nommé Les Démons. Le sel de son « hypernuit ».Mais comment l'écriture est-elle venue aux yeux et à la bouche de ce transfuge de classe alors que l'appartement familial ne comptait pour tout livre qu'une série d'encyclopédies ? Qu'a-t-il de commun avec le héros du roman « Martin Eden » de Jack London ? Comment ce titulaire d'un BEP-CAP électricien est-il passé d'un quotidien de musicien de studio – pour Bénabar ou Régine – à sa place convoitée de fils fantasmé de Bashung et de Brigitte Fontaine, chouchou de la critique, auquel il ne manque aujourd'hui qu'un succès populaire ? Pour le savoir, prenons le temps, Bertrand.L'auteur du mois : Bertrand BelinNé en 1970 à Auray, Bertrand Belin est musicien, écrivain et acteur, toujours à la recherche « du mot juste, du beau geste ». Depuis vingt ans, du premier album remarqué qui porte son nom (2005) à « Tambour Vision » (2022), sans oublier « Hypernuit » (grand prix de l'académie Charles-Cros en 2010), ce drôle d'oiseau du Morbihan, au timbre grave et envoûtant, « survole nos villes et nos campagnes » avec, sous son aile, de mystérieuses ritournelles. « Que dit-on en chantant que l'on ne saurait dire en parlant simplement ? Pourquoi chanter une chose ? », se demandait-il en 2012 dans son premier livre, un court essai intitulé « Sorties de route ». Bertrand Belin est également l'auteur d'une poignée de brefs romans intrigants aux éditions POL. Il vit à Paris et publiera en octobre 2025 son huitième album solo, « Watt », annoncé comme « tendre, grave et gracieux, avec des divertissements ». Enregistrement avril 2025 Entretien, découpage Richard Gaitet Prise de son Mathilde Guermonprez Montage Mathilde Guermonprez, Étienne Bottini Réalisation, mixage Charlie Marcelet Musiques originales Samuel Hirsch Vibraphone Cyprien Noble Illustration Sylvain Cabot Remerciements Loyse Dodinot-Plunian, Loo Hui Phang, Mina Souchon

Le chanteur vif-argent et son usine intime Énigmatique de sa personne, dans ses effets fort économe, l'homme (comme son verbe) désarçonne. Pour Bertrand Belin, « les chansons sont faites d'une substance instable, comme de la nitroglycérine, à transporter en essayant de ne pas trop en renverser ». L'auteur rapide de « Lentement » et de « Glissé-redressé » négocie donc « avec la plasticité des mots », apprécie « les syntaxes un peu dégradées, les contraires, les accidents de grammaire », dynamite les interprétations en s'estimant « contenu dans une nécessaire discrétion ». Dans ses chansons, il « parle en fou » ou affronte, « résigné, devant le mal », un colosse parental. Et ajoute : « J'aime l'opacité. Beaucoup. L'incompréhensible et le merveilleux que cela comprend. Pour faire jaillir des possibilités de sens qui ne sont pas le fruit de la raison. »En conséquence, ses vers « bêchent la terre gelée » de sentiments complexes ou dessinent « des silhouettes » : celles de clochards sur des bancs « mal gaulés » ou celle d'une femme « moitié folle, qui donne des ordres au soleil ». Son minimalisme, qui flirte parfois avec l'hermétisme, lui permet ainsi de diminuer « le risque du compromis ». Car « trop en dire » le « déçoit toujours ».Sûr de sa force « bertran-quille » portée par son flegme vocal désormais légendaire, le chanteur vif-argent nous ouvre ici les portes de son usine intime, le moulin de Belin, lui qui affirme que ses textes… « ne sont pas écrits, passant directement de l'esprit à l'enregistrement ». Dans ce deuxième épisode, nous essaierons de le croire sur parole(s).L'auteur du mois : Bertrand BelinNé en 1970 à Auray, Bertrand Belin est musicien, écrivain et acteur, toujours à la recherche « du mot juste, du beau geste ». Depuis vingt ans, du premier album remarqué qui porte son nom (2005) à « Tambour Vision » (2022), sans oublier « Hypernuit » (grand prix de l'académie Charles-Cros en 2010), ce drôle d'oiseau du Morbihan, au timbre grave et envoûtant, « survole nos villes et nos campagnes » avec, sous son aile, de mystérieuses ritournelles. « Que dit-on en chantant que l'on ne saurait dire en parlant simplement ? Pourquoi chanter une chose ? », se demandait-il en 2012 dans son premier livre, un court essai intitulé « Sorties de route ». Bertrand Belin est également l'auteur d'une poignée de brefs romans intrigants aux éditions POL. Il vit à Paris et publiera en octobre 2025 son huitième album solo, « Watt », annoncé comme « tendre, grave et gracieux, avec des divertissements ». Enregistrement avril 2025 Entretien, découpage Richard Gaitet Prise de son Mathilde Guermonprez Montage Mathilde Guermonprez, Étienne Bottini Réalisation, mixage Charlie Marcelet Musiques originales Samuel Hirsch Vibraphone Cyprien Noble Illustration Sylvain Cabot Remerciements Loyse Dodinot-Plunian, Loo Hui Phang, Mina Souchon

Fantaisie comique, passion digression Bertrand Belin écrit des livres comme d'autres nagent en eaux libres : il en a le souffle, la souplesse et l'endurance, au gré des marées montantes de son imagination. Dans son bonnet de bain, déjà cinq romans et un curieux recueil de « souvenirs », tous publiés ces dix dernières années aux éditions POL. Sa petite entreprise ne connaît pas la crampe et forme déjà un tout cohérent, sérieux dans sa phrase, libre dans la diversité de ses formes, irrigué par sa fantaisie comique, sa passion digression, son plaisir de la répétition, son goût gourmand du mot rare et les ombres tenaces de sa jeunesse.Dans « Requin » (2015), un homme banal retarde sa noyade par le flot de ses pensées, qui séduiront près de dix mille lecteurs et lectrices. Dans « Littoral » (2016), l'occupation d'un port par une armée rebat les cartes de l'héroïsme. Dans « Grands carnivores » (2019), fable habile sur le capitalisme carnassier centré sur deux frères que tout oppose, sa verve déploie du mordant pour croquer de bien tristes puissants adeptes de « logorrhées vipérines » et de « galimatias venimeux ». Et dans « La figure » (2025), son roman le plus long, l'alter ego de Bertrand enquête sur le « poison » de son passé.« Dans les livres », dit-il, « je peux être aventureux dans la spéculation, faire usage de mauvaise foi, fabriquer des dispositifs, des bazars rhétoriques qui ne peuvent se passer du temps long. La chanson est un canif de poche, le roman un service complet avec louche et fourchette à poisson. » Pour ce troisième et dernier épisode, ce « grand-duc » passe à table et plonge dans ses pages « le feu au cœur ».L'auteur du mois : Bertrand BelinNé en 1970 à Auray, Bertrand Belin est musicien, écrivain et acteur, toujours à la recherche « du mot juste, du beau geste ». Depuis vingt ans, du premier album remarqué qui porte son nom (2005) à « Tambour Vision » (2022), sans oublier « Hypernuit » (grand prix de l'académie Charles-Cros en 2010), ce drôle d'oiseau du Morbihan, au timbre grave et envoûtant, « survole nos villes et nos campagnes » avec, sous son aile, de mystérieuses ritournelles. « Que dit-on en chantant que l'on ne saurait dire en parlant simplement ? Pourquoi chanter une chose ? », se demandait-il en 2012 dans son premier livre, un court essai intitulé « Sorties de route ». Bertrand Belin est également l'auteur d'une poignée de brefs romans intrigants aux éditions POL. Il vit à Paris et publiera en octobre 2025 son huitième album solo, « Watt », annoncé comme « tendre, grave et gracieux, avec des divertissements ». Enregistrement avril 2025 Entretien, découpage Richard Gaitet Prise de son Mathilde Guermonprez Montage Mathilde Guermonprez, Étienne Bottini Réalisation, mixage Charlie Marcelet Musiques originales Samuel Hirsch Vibraphone Cyprien Noble Illustration Sylvain Cabot Remerciements Loyse Dodinot-Plunian, Loo Hui Phang, Mina Souchon

In this episode of Turn Down for Watt, we sit down with Dave Blenkle, the Santa Cruz driver who has taken his 2022 Mustang Mach-E Premium an astonishing 250,000 miles—and counting. That's the equivalent of driving all the way to the moon, and now he's already on his way back.Dave shares his real-world EV experience: how smart charging habits, consistent maintenance, and features like regenerative braking and BlueCruise have kept his Mach-E running strong with nearly the same range as when it was new. He breaks down what long-distance EV ownership really looks like, the myths he's disproven with his odometer, and the inspiration behind offering complimentary rides to veterans in his community.If you've ever wondered about EV battery longevity, daily charging strategies, or what it takes to put a quarter-million miles on an electric vehicle, this conversation is proof that the technology can go the distance—quietly, reliably, and sustainably.Connect with Dave

hour one: "my favorite things" (live excerpt from graz, austria on nov 28, 1962) john coltrane "honeysuckles" hoops "cop concentration camp" black cum "log 06" church of the annihilation "august 25" karen schoemer "meant for our imagination" bogdan raczynski "kordon" ujif_notfound "an naou tonn" muskeg mudsuck "hey matt! can I borrow your spacesuit?" distro union "flies descend" physarum "yeah well (part 1)" reciprocate "1979" tar babies "voyage" radix paradox "we love the hammer" sam locke ward "slugs" john & paul hour two: "rainfall indoors" hoops "the light on - sound meditation 3" (excerpt) david first "hokuto engou" (original mix) kei how, r-04 "I see tucky bear" john & paul "opus 4" hoops "side a- that spoonful" bomis prendin "ceaseless questions were asked to the murderer" hoops hour three: "summers on hawke's court" tiffany boulanger "klee doll" (excerpt) victoria shen "apartment jamming" tom nicol "put your cellphone down" crane "mach dich grade (dub)" rockers to rockers "hold the woodpile down" (live in detroit 1965) the holy modal rounders "fly up" noiseshaper featuring simple straw "dla edi" deriglasoff "gere's rear" wings over dayton "goodbye, momma" john & paul "launch pad" pompous iguana "war machine" part chimp "violence" no age "opus 7" hoops

In this clip from the Monday edition of the North Shore Drive podcast, presented by Edgar Snyder & Associates, Post-Gazette Steelers insiders Ray Fiitpaldo and Christopher Carter project the team's 53-man roster on the defensive side of the ball. -Will Derrick Harmon's injury open up space for names like Isaiahh Loudermilk and Logan Lee behind Cam Heyward, Keeanu Benton and Yahya Black along the defensive line? -How many inside linebackers will coach Mike Tomlin and GM Omar Khan keep beyond Patrick Queen, Cole Holcomb and Payton Wilson? Will a name like Mark Robinson make the team because of his special teams ability? Or could Carson Bruener and/or Malik Harrison secure spots? -Will anyone other than T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith, Nick Herbig and Jack Sawyer make the team at EDGE rusher? -Is Beanie Bishop in trouble at cornerback with Jalen Ramsey, Joey Porter Jr. and Darius Slay Jr. likely locks and names like Brandin Echols and Cory Trice Jr. in the mix as well?

ESPN ranks Myles Garrett as the third best player in the NFL. What??? Garrett recorded a career high pressure rate and since 2017 he's forced 215 incompletions according to NexGen Stats. Joe calls the list embarrassing and calls out the writers. Saquon Barkley is 17! T.J. Watt is only 11!

hour one: "my favorite things" (live excerpt from graz, austria on nov 28, 1962) john coltrane "leather jacket blues" the problem with kids today "validation" the problem with kids today "a square - the masters of the world - a pleasant and useful function" church of the annihilation "august 22" karen schoemer "m&m's & mst" radix paradox "birthday card for joe mcphee" eugene chadbourne & jair-rôhm parker wells "christy love" it's ok! "mrs. wood" the giant worm "worms" part chimp "anxiety" distro union "no more tears" ujif_notfound "feelin alright'" the problem with kids today hour two: "speed freak" the problem with kids today "don't wanna die" soldier dolls "some wolves" torpedo "say it after" bogdan raczynski "you're in love with junk" the problem with kids today "fly boy" the problem with kids today "pink hornet" us & sparkles "compact flashes" no age "heights horrify argonauts" 16 bard "generation of dub" pensi meets dub me ruff system "the beginning of the end of the world" the problem with kids today hour three: "I dunno" the problem with kids today "keystone (plain)" he can jog "necro sound forever" ben vida "marion andrau" reciprocate "berlin by bathyscape" immr "all I wanna be" the problem with kids today "what else could I say?" the problem with kids today "heat 2" ryan weinstein "2020" heikki ruokangas and landon george "maratoner" deriglasoff "ugatsu" (original mix) kei how, r-04 "ska song" the problem with kids today

August 20, 2025 - Season 16, Episode 13 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Wednesday morning show, Alex Kozora and I get right to discussing the recent transactions made by the Pittsburgh Steelers that included the team parting ways with rookie undrafted free agent WR Roc Taylor. We go over why Taylor might have been jettisoned a few days ago. The Steelers had free agent WR Gabe Davis in for a second visit on Tuesday, so Alex and I discuss him reportedly leaving Pittsburgh unsigned once again. We address how Davis would fit with the Steelers if he is ultimately signed and what a contract for him would look like. Ahead of the team's Thursday night preseason finale against the Carolina Panthers, Alex and I go over the health of the Steelers 91-man roster. We discuss a few players we are hoping to learn more about when it comes to their injuries by the time the weekend is over. Steelers DT Cameron Heyward was back in team drills on Tuesday, so Alex and I discuss that big news as the team prepares for their final preseason game. We also talk about how Heyward, OLB T.J. Watt, QB Aaron Rodgers, and WR DK Metcalf are all scheduled to sit out Thursday night against the Panthers. Will the Steelers play CB Jalen Ramsey, CB Darius Slay, CB Joey Porter Jr., and S DeShon Elliott against the Panthers? Steelers HC Mike Tomlin sure made it sound like they all would during his Tuesday press conference. Alex and I discuss whether Tomlin will change his mind when it comes to those four players by the time kickoff rolls around. Alex and I also recap the few other minor things that Tomlin said on Tuesday. With the final preseason game now on tap, Alex and I look at a few players worth watching Thursday night when it comes to potential spots on the 53-man roster not deemed 100 percent secure. As part of this discussion, Alex and I go down a rabbit hole when it comes to the punter battle the Steelers need to conclude soon. Later in this show, Alex and I roll through our updated 53-man roster predictions with two preseason games now in the books. We discuss how there only seems to be a few questions regarding the initial roster right now and how players needing to go to Reserve/Injured as designated-to-return could shape a few final decisions. We also discuss how WR Scotty Miller might be used as a final roster manipulation piece should the need arise and why. This 90-minute episode also discusses several other minor topics not noted in the recap, and we make sure to answer a few questions from listeners at the end of this show. steelersdepot.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

hour one: "my favorite things" (live excerpt from graz, austria on nov 28, 1962) john coltrane "barn burning" barbican estate "viscum" barbican estate "log 05" church of the annihilation "august 20" karen schoemer "hikiuma" (original mix) kei how, r-04 "after the solstice" clementine march "sacramento train" mike eckstein "I quit" mazinga "ain't got no blues" it's ok! "la porte" muskeg mudsuck "zulma" barbican estate hour two: "abandon" barbican estate "namekuji" part chimp "klee doll" (excerpt) victoria shen "billyslugger" snidefinder "I refuse to rock" sam locke ward "my love, let's take the stage tonight" kiran leonard "gravity of the sun" barbican estate "april 7, 1928" barbican estate "good times" distro union "bio metric" latex "slow motion shadow" no age "ma jolie" barbican estate hour three: "the innocent one" barbican estate "dystopian butter" immr "turning down the volume inside your head" sigtryggur berg sigmarsson "dnc" casey rice "the light on - sound meditation 2a+2b" (excerpt) david first "successive sliding of pleasure" barbican estate "angel" barbican estate "charles hayward" chris herbert "peaceful dub" dub divison "reconquista" barbican estate

hour one: "my favorite things" (live excerpt from graz, austria on nov 28, 1962) john coltrane "cicadas" the distortionists "andy narwhal" the distortionists "the savage and the barometer - epilepsy - if only" church of the annihilation "everyday / tous les jours" radix paradox "august 16" karen schoemer "ashes and dust" pierre de gaillande and mike watt "shitheel man" rip van winkle "lobot's task" mazinga "the bone age" physarum "the head and the heart" distro union "stupid forever" bogdan raczynski "postril" ujif_notfound "yada yada" the distortionists hour two: "city of rocks" the distortionists "canzona per sonare no.4" visible cloaks, yoshio ojima & satsuki shibano "thorny" sloth racket "shoutout2everybody" smokesito, aloisius & y+your "never say anything" the distortionists "kentucky song" the distortionists "funf lander eine reise (dub)" manuel scuzzo "crash" impulse! ensemble performs zach gulaboff david "used to be somebody" sam locke ward "tamhneal bhais" muskeg mudsuck "agin her regimin" snidefinder "pie" the distortionists hour three: "shilo" the distortionists "witchi-tai-to" spp "parallel play" tnt (tina m howell and todd a carter) "in place" brendan murray "ghosts of homan square" tv pow "meth gators" the distortionists "fashion tips for the apocalypse" the distortionists "klee doll" (excerpt) victoria shen "falling" mike eckstein "semejante" duo troneitor "f-bank punks not dead" sympos "headpains (long version)" soldier dolls "malaguena" the distortionists

“Jalen is still Jalen. I'm still that one. I'm still the one they were looking up to, I'm still the one they will be taking parts of their game from trying to copy mine, I'm still that.” Jalen Ramsey responds to the doubters As our Training Camp tour continues, we visiting Jalen in his new NFL home, and sit down with the three-time All‑Pro cornerback as he embarks on a bold new journey with the Pittsburgh Steelers. After cementing his legacy with a Super Bowl win and with Pro Bowl honors in Jacksonville, Los Angeles, and Miami-Jalen brings his unmatched skill set and swagger to one of the NFL's most storied franchises. We explore the motivations behind the blockbuster June 30, 2025 trade, what it means to don the iconic black and gold, and how Pittsburgh's aggressive 2025 Super Bowl push aligns with his championship aspirations  Jalen reflects on his football evolution—how his position versatility (cornerback, potential safety) and league-wide respect make him more than just "another star" on the roster, but a cornerstone of a retooled defense aiming to recapture past glory. As he joins a defense stacked with names like T.J. Watt, Darius Slay Jr., Joey Porter Jr, and a team led by veteran QB Aaron Rodgers, Jalen makes one thing clear: he's still that guy. And now, he's exactly where he's supposed to be. We break down how he'll complement fellow veterans and what his arrival signals about Pittsburgh's shift toward a win-now mentality during Aaron Rodgers' anticipated final NFL season. This isn't just about football—it's about fit. Jalen talks about how his mentality now mirrors the city itself: blue-collar, unapologetic, and built on pride, toughness, and resilience. He shares how the Steel City has reignited his fire—how he's leaned into being a mentor and a menace, all while preparing to help this storied franchise chase another Lombardi. Join us for a raw, unfiltered look at an athlete who's still got it—not just on the field, but in his leadership, swagger, and hunger to win. Thank you to our friends at Monarch Money for sponsoring this episode, Check them out here and use code PIVOT to get 50% off your first year. https://www.monarchmoney.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices