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“L'Chaim!” is the Hebrew toast “To Life!” It's also the name of a WCAP radio show where I engage in a friendly but fiery debate with host Jim Shainker on Israel vs. Palestine, Hamas vs. the Netanyahu/Ben Gvir Regime, the Zionist Colonial Project vs. the American Colonial Project, the Right to Exist vs. the Right to Bomb, & War for Profit vs. the Bonobo Way of PEACE through Pleasure… Warning: Explicit Conversation About Politics & Culture!  At first, Jim & I bond over our fondness for "Fiddler on the Roof," Free Speech & the late Rabbi Gerald Wolpe, though soon enough, we are arguing over the Holy Lands.Thus the title: “L'Chaim! 2 Jews with Opposing Views.”  Is Israel's slaughter of innocent Palestinians a "shonda" (shame) for the Jews? What is the meaning of "Never Again"? It's Mast0rbation Month (though I don't say that – not wanting to be censored for sex on a show about Palestine), but I do say, “Happy M Month! Give yourself a hand... And stop stealing land!” Jim, predictably, argues that Israeli settlers are *not* stealing land, but we see them stealing land - and lingerie - all over the Internet. Don't miss this great debate: L'Chaim!  Need to talk privately? Call Our Therapists Without Borders anytime: 213.291.9497. We're here for YOU.

Experimentally ILL Podcast with Michael O'Toole #119: Hartley Pleshaw (Host of Active Radio, Writer for Imagine Magazine and Actor for Experimentally ILL) 5/18/25.Michael welcomes radio host, writer, actor and Experimentally ILL: The Movie series' orator Hartley Pleshaw to wax poetic about his varied career in New England media, giving a historical look-see into Boston Radio, the club scene and 60's and 70's counter-culture along the way. Hear more Hartley Monday through Thursday and Saturdays on WCAP 1080 AM in Lowell, Massachusetts and online.

Send us a textToday's Ones Ready daily drop is live, chaotic, and absolutely unfiltered. Peaches is back with the May 13th Pentagon dumpster fire, bringing you face-to-face with the DoD's awkward puberty phase—complete with budget panic, stop-loss PTSD flashbacks, anti-satellite power moves, and the government realizing maybe it should let junior officers make some decisions. Also: cannon fodder for Cannon AFB (again), HIMARS over Taiwan, and a real-life Olympian joining the Air Force after drowning (and surviving). You literally can't make this up.Still sleeping on the Operator Training Summit? Four slots left. You don't want to be the one DM'ing after it's full, begging for forgiveness. Get in or get smoked.

A Sex-Positive, Greed-Negative, Pro-Bonobo rebuttal to tRump's Bum's Rush of a State of the Union 2025 & Wrestlemania-Style Lunge into Authoritarian Repression, Recession & Aggression, My 5th annual State of the Sexual Union (SOTSU 2025) - broadcast live 4/5/2025 on WCAP 980-AM with Active Radio host Hartley Pleshaw, & now HERE for you to hear… Warning: Explicit Conversations About Politics, Culture, & S3xuality!  From the Very Personal (#GoBonobos for Max) to the Political (which IS personal)... My SOTSU explores the “precarious” State of Our Sexual Unions, the WONDERS of Sexual Healing, Snake-Handling, Sharing, Caring, CareGIVING & The Bonobo Way to the PERILS of the Billionaire Mind Virus, Trickle-Down NeoPuritanism, Twisted Zionism, the Nonconsensually Sadistic Marquis de Sade & that Poisonous Python of Pseudo-Masculinity & Sanctimonious Censorship that is Zuck the Meta Cuck +Musk the Boers' Boar & more here: https://drsusanblock.com/active-radio-5 Need to talk privately? Call Our Therapists Without Borders anytime: 213.291.9497. We're here for YOU.

3x Paralympian and U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program member SFC Elizabeth Marks joins us to tell us about her experience in the pool at Paris 2024. Ellie competed in seven events, winning five silver medals. Ellie tells us what she thought about her third Games, including her thoughts on the infamous Paris 2024 chocolate muffins. We also discuss how swimming is an intellectual sport, how she's adapted to the sport throughout her career, and how she mentors other athletes. Learn more about the U.S. Army's WCAP here and follow Ellie on Insta! Special thanks to the U.S. Army for making this interview possible. We also have a lot of news from upcoming Games! Milan-Cortina 2026 has unveiled its torches. LA 2028 announced a new Olympic venue plan, new events, and an athlete quota that will see more women than men at these Olympics. In news from TKFLASTAN, we hear from: Sprinter Kenny Bednarek Former fencer Olya Abasolo Ovtchinnikova Fencer Nick Itkin   For a transcript of this episode, please visit http://flamealivepod.com.   Thank you to our ongoing contributors and patrons! This show thrives because of our listeners. If you appreciate the work that goes into this show and want to give back, learn how to do so here. All patrons (including free levels) will soon be able to access a special episode, so sign up today!   Thanks so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive!     *** Keep the Flame Alive: The Olympics and Paralympics Fan Podcast with hosts Jill Jaracz & Alison Brown. New episodes released every week and daily during the Olympics and Paralympics. Also look for our monthly Games History Moment episodes in your feed.   Support the show: http://flamealivepod.com/support Bookshop.org store: https://bookshop.org/shop/flamealivepod Become a patron and get bonus content: http://www.patreon.com/flamealivepod Hang out with us online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flamealivepod Insta: http://www.instagram.com/flamealivepod Facebook Group: hhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/flamealivepod Newsletter: Sign up at https://flamealivepod.substack.com/subscribe VM/Text: (208) FLAME-IT / (208) 352-6348    

Personal challenges have not dimmed the force that is Sam Gilman.A former Air Force Academy distance star, Sam came into the New Year with a blast, securing bronze at the USA Indoor Track & Field Championships in February with a time of 7:38.64 in the 3,000m.Sam followed that up with a 7:34.69 on March 2 at Boston University, a new PR for the distance. Sam has additional PRs of 13:15.58 in the 5k, 3:35.40 in the 1500m, 3:52.81 in the mile, and 1:52.50 in the 800m. Sam's impressive start to the New Year earned him a spot on Team USA for the USATF Indoor Championships in China; he clocked a 7:47.19, and was 0.1 seconds shy of a podium finish, claiming fourth in the 3,000m. Sam was a two-time All-American at Air Force; he finished 5th in the 2022 NCAA outdoor 5K championship and 6th in the 2021 NCAA XC Championship. He graduated in 2023, and is currently heading out to Utah to train with Grant Fisher and his well-respected coach, Mike Scannell. Sam went to Hilton Head High School in South Carolina, where he accounted for two state titles in the 1600m, and one in the 800m and 3200m. He also set a South Carolina state record in the mile with a time of 4:06.50. In today's conversation, Sam walks me through his time as a professional runner, his performance at World Indoors, getting accepted into WCAP, lessons from training with Grant Fisher, his ambitions for the future, and so much more.Tap into the Sam Gilman Special.  If you enjoy the podcast, please consider following us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and giving us a five-star review! I would also appreciate it if you share it with your friend who you think will benefit from it. Comment the word “PODCAST” below and I'll DM you a link to listen. If this episode blesses you, please share it with a friend!S H O W  N O T E S-BUY MERCH BEFORE IT'S GONE: https://shop.therunningeffect.run-Our Website: https://therunningeffect.run -THE PODCAST ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClLcLIDAqmJBTHeyWJx_wFQ-My Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/therunningeffect/?hl=en⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠-Take our podcast survey: https://tinyurl.com/3ua62ffz

Elvin Kibet was born and raised in a small village in Kenya, not far from Iten, a town internationally recognized as a hotbed of elite running. Kibet's focus growing up, however, was school; she was determined to excel. And she did. But that wasn't enough to earn her the scholarship she wanted. There was, however, another way. Kibet's two older sisters, Sylvia and Hilda, were both internationally competitive professional runners by the time she finished high school. Their advice: if you want to earn a scholarship and choose your own major (in Kenya, your area of study is chosen for you), you need to run. This set Elvin Kibet on a journey to earn a running scholarship to a US university, which she did. And it was through this process, that she also discovered not only a talent for running fast and racing, but also a love of the sport. Post college, Kibet continued to pursue her racing dreams, ultimately earning a position in the World Class Athlete Program, or WCAP. WCAP is part of the US Army, so in addition to being part of a professional running team, Kibet also became a soldier. Here, as a member of WCAP, Kibet also became the first athlete in the program to ever get pregnant. She faced in unknown future because the Army had no pregnancy policy for members of WCAP. But now because of Elvin Kibet, they do. Kibet's story is highlighted in the new book All in Stride: A Journey in Running, Courage, and the Search for the American Dream, by Johanna Garton, which also features the story of her husband, US Olympian Shadrack Kipchirchir, as well as US Olympian Samantha Schultz. Undoubtedly after hearing Kibet's story here, you will be inspired to read the book. This episode covers Elvin Kibet's running journey, from Kenya to the US; through college, to her first years as a professional runner to WCAP, and through to today, as she navigates the joys and empowerment she's discovered in motherhood. Kibet tells her story in terrific detail, with particularly fascinating insights into the process of emigrating to a new country and the challenges of becoming a professional runner, both in Kenya and the US. Keep Up with Elvin Kibet Instagram: @elvinjkibet Read All in Stride: A Journey in Running, Courage, and the Search for the American Dream Publisher page: https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781538184592/All-in-Stride-A-Journey-in-Running-Courage-and-the-Search-for-the-American-Dream Keep Up with All in Stride Author, Johanna Garton Instagram: @johannagartonbooks Music Credits Cormac O'Regan, of Playtoh penguinmusic, via Pixabay Coma-Media, via Pixabay Lidérc Bell, via Pixabay Rockot, via Pixabay SergePavkinMusic, via Pixabay RoyaltyFreeMusic, via Pixabay Ways to Connect and Engage with Women's Running Stories Instagram: @womensrunningstories Instagram: @over50sub20_5k_project Facebook: facebook.com/WomensRunningStories Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/444164966663627 Website: womensrunningstories.com Email host Cherie: clouiseturner@gmail.com Women's Running Stories is a proud member of the Evergreen network: https://evergreenpodcasts.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nevada natives Billy Sullivan and Justus Scott have a shared journey on their path to the Army's World Class Athlete Program.

We loved speaking with author and sportswriter, Johanna Garton, whose most recent book, All in Stride: A Journey in Running, Courage and the Search for the American Dream,” was published on Tuesday, April 2. We met Johanna at the Boston Marathon and were thrilled to invite her to talk about her new book on our show. The book is about professional runner, Elvin Kibet, and her husband, Shadrack Kipchirchir and their journeys from a village in Kenya to collegiate athletes to world class American athletes, their love story, and their experiences as distance runners for the World Class Athlete Program (WCAP) for the U.S. Army. Fun fact—Shadrack paced Kipchoge to his sub 2 marathon in 2019. Through a series of interviews with Kibet, Kipchirchir, and their coaches, Garton weaves the story of the many obstacles, including racism, sexism, and disordered eating, that both athletes overcame to reach success their running careers, their challenging but happy childhoods in Kenya. Both decided, in spite of their challenges, that they wanted to serve in the U.S. Army because they were so grateful for the opportunities they were able to seize in the U.S. through running and wanted to serve their country. In her book, Garton also shares the story of WCAP athlete and 2020 U.S. Olympian Samantha Schultz. Schultz struggled with eating disorder recovery, which ultimately led to her retirement from competing in modern pentathlon. . Witnessing Schultz's eating disorder struggles was a culture shock for Kibet, having never seen or heard of anyone experiencing this growing up in Kenya, and it influenced her decision to study public health and research how to better address such issues. Kibet and Kipchirchir are now parents to two-year old Mylo and recently competed in the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/runfartherandfaster/message

Tim Hands visits with Ellis Coleman ahead of his chance to try to qualify one of three Greco-Roman weights for Paris this coming week in Istanbul.

Episode 58 of the Five Point Move Podcast welcomes back Ellis Coleman, who after a two-year hiatus from competition returned to action this past winter and just two weeks ago won the Olympic Trials. Coleman, 32, now has his sights set on placing in the top-3 at the World Olympic Games Qualifier in Istanbul, Turkey. Coleman had appeared on three previous episodes of the program but it has been a while. One thing that has not changed is his forthrightness. As always, the multiple-time World Team member takes a candid approach to a variety of topics, including the implications of the aforementioned World Olympic Qualifier, the impact of his coaches from Illinois, acclimating overseas, and what his plans will look like if his spot at the Paris Olympics is secured. 

All In Stride is the story of two Kenyan born athletes who have competed at the highest levels in running, and one US athlete and Olympian in the modern pentathlon. The bond that the three characters share is that they have all been in the Army's world class athlete program (WCAP).The book is divided into two parts:Part 1: Kenya – which is about Elvin and Shadrak's upbringing in Kenya and their journey into running.Part 2: United States of America – which is Elvin and Shadrak's life when they arrived in the US, how they met, and how they ended up in the Army and the WCAP. Sammy was introduced in this section and we learn about her upbringing, how she got into modern pentathlon, and her decision to join the Army and the WCAP.Author Johanna Garton began running on the dirt roads surrounding her family's farmhouse in Wisconsin at age seven. She continued through college, where she competed for Syracuse University as a walk-on. She has since run more than 20 marathons including 5 Boston's. Prior to this book, Johanna also authored two other books:Awakening East, the story of the adoption of her two children from China and her family's decision to move to China to live for one year to immerse the family in the cultureEdge of the Map, which shares the story of American high altitude mountaineer Christine Boskoff, and is currently being developed into a feature film.Johanna was not always an author. Her career started as an immigration lawyer, she worked in nonprofit management and taught college. She now also coached high school cross country. Our second guest in this episode, and one of the subjects of this book, was Elvin Kibet. Elvin was born a twin in rural Kenya. Her family was poor and her parents had 9 children so Elvin and her twin sister Ivy were caring for their younger siblings by the age of 9, including worrying about how they would have enough food to eat. Elvin loved school and was good at it. She also had a grandmother (Gogo) who pushed her to leave the village if she could and always believed Elvin had potential to do great things. Through a series of opportunities, Elvin started running and received a full scholarship to study at the University of Arizona, moved to the US where she met and married her husband, completed a degree in public heath, served in the army and became a US citizen. Elvin was also the first woman, and for while the only women, on the WCAP running team.If you would like to get a copy of this book for yourself, you can find it on Amazon here (in case you don't have a local book store that can order it for you): https://a.co/d/eHf3XaWSupport the showAny feedback or suggestions on this review or any of our other podcast episodes would be greatly welcomed. Leave us a review using your favorite podcast player or contact us on social media.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/runningbookreviews/Twitter: https://twitter.com/reviews_runningInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/runningbookreviews/ Podcast webpage: https://runningbookreviews.buzzsprout.com If you have been enjoying the podcast and want more, you can find some extras on our By Me a Coffee site! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/runningbookreviews

 Our final installment of the Marathon Team nTrials spotlight is Seargent Elvin Kibet Elvin was a 6 time All American while at the University of Arizona graduating in 2015 -you can read more about her story and her childhood in Iten Kenya in the book All In Stride by Johanna Garton which comes out this spring! Its about the journeys of Elvin and her husband (US Olympian Shadrack Kipchirchir) as they come the the US and chase Olympic dreams in the WCAP program via the US Army. Elvin Is debuting in the marathon distance this weekend and speaks about navigating post partum training after having her son Mylo in 2022 and her interest in public health and using her education to help her village back in Kenya.

This week we got a chance to call into the Hidden Battles Radio show on WCAP to talk about the club, the upcoming Burger Burn, and what the chapter does for our local veterans. Huge thank you to Scott & Chris at Hidden Battles and Mike from the SPC Matthew Pollini Memorial Fund for inviting me on their show and giving us a chance to spotlight the Merrimack Valley chapter of the Nam Knights MC.

Ryan Epps returned from Basic Training after joining the U.S. Army to compete for its World Class Athlete Program and then he found himself winning the World Team Trials Challenge Tournament. Epps will face Spencer Woods at 82kg at Final X. Epps was a three-time All-American and two-time NCAA Division III champion at powerhouse Augsburg University. The show will break down the weights at Final X in The Classic Style. Welcome back! SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | Google Podcasts | RSS

Ryan Epps returned from Basic Training after joining the U.S. Army to compete for its World Class Athlete Program and then he found himself winning the World Team Trials Challenge Tournament. Epps will face Spencer Woods at 82kg at Final X.Epps was a three-time All-American and two-time NCAA Division III champion at powerhouse Augsburg University. The show will break down the weights at Final X in The Classic Style. Welcome back! SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | Google Podcasts | RSS

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' USA Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, USA Rugby 7s rising star, Sammy Sullivan, joined us to talk about her rise on the circuit, playing alongside her idols, becoming an role model, WCAP and much more!   Be sure to listen to the second half of the show with USA Rugby 7s legend, Perry Baker, here on the USA Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast.   Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' USA Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, USA Rugby 7s rising star, Sammy Sullivan, joined us to talk about her rise on the circuit, playing alongside her idols, becoming an role model, WCAP and much more!   Be sure to listen to the second half of the show with USA Rugby 7s legend, Perry Baker, here on the USA Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast.   Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.

“We had Joe Biden's State of the Union last week.  We had Vladimir Putin's address. Well, those were just amateurs. Today you're going to get what we consider to be the most important state of the union – State of the Sexual Union, I should say – address of 2023, the one and only Dr. Susan Block… sexologist supreme,” says WCAP-980 AM “Active Radio” host Hartley Pleshaw by way of introduction. Warning: Explicit Conversations About Politics, Culture, & Sexuality! And it's time for our annual BREAKdown of the Year in Sex & Politics and TAKEdown of the worst anti-sex hypocrites, as well as My SOTSU (State of the Sexual Union) address 2023 addressing Love vs. Perma War; Censorship by Bots; Sadistic Ron DeSantis; Hypocrite-in-Chief Donald J. tRump; our Christofacist Supreme Court; Drag Queen hysteria; ammosexual incels on the march; my “Real Sex” interview on Vice TV's “Sex Before the Internet”; and an updated reprise of my MLK “I Have a Dream”-inspired “I Have a Fantasy” speech, including my fantasy of replacing the Capitalocene, which values PermaWar for profit, with the Bonobocene, which would value The Bonobo Way of female empowerment, male well-being, sharing resources, good sex and peace through pleasure. Read more prose and see more shows: https://drsusanblock.com/active-radio-3 Need to talk privately? Call Our Therapists Without Borders anytime: 213.291.9497. We're here for YOU.

Today's Story: Winter Olympic Deadline

For this week's episode, we welcomed US Olympian, Hillary Bor, to the podcast. Hillary represented Team USA at the Rio and Tokyo games in the steeplechase and he recently won this year's US trials for the Eugene World Champs. He's got PB's of 8:08 for the 3000SC and 13:10 in the 5000 and we spoke to him about his career so far; from his upbringing in Kenya, to training in the US Army's WCAP programme, and everything in-between. Enjoy! 

- Welcome to the show & CrossFit WOD - Growing up in New York and introduction into wrestling - 6 years of high school wrestling and progressive success - Why West Point and the transition to college wrestling - Lessons learned from college wrestling - Engineer Dive and a developing Bromance w/ Logan Everett - Wrestling in WCAP and the valuable experience helping elite athletes train for the Olympics - Transition from the military and traveling the world for business

One of only two Americans to win three medals at the Greco-Roman World Championships, Dremiel Byers is considered one of the best Greco-Roman wrestlers in U.S. history. Byers won a gold medal at the 2002 World Championships and is one of just five Americans to win a gold medal in Greco-Roman wrestling. He added a bronze medal in 2007 and a silver medal in 2009 joining Distinguished Member Matt Ghaffari as the only Americans to medal three times. His 2007 bronze medal helped the United States win its first and only Greco-Roman World team title, by a single point over Russia. Between 1999 and 2011, Byers made eight World Greco-Roman and two Olympic teams, finishing seventh in 2008 and ninth in 2012. He is the winningest wrestler, in any style, in Dave Schultz Memorial International history with six gold medals and 11 total medals. He was named USA Wrestling's Greco-Roman Wrestler of the Year in 1999, 2002 and 2009. Byers attended Kings Mountain High School in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, where he was an All-State wrestler and won the North Carolina state high school heavyweight championship in 1993. He attended North Carolina A&T on a football scholarship, but was forced to leave college to take care of family matters. He enlisted in the U.S. Army and joined the Army's World Class Athletes Program in 1996. He retired from the Army as a Sergeant First Class and currently serves as an assistant coach for the WCAP team. Byers was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum's Alan and Gloria Rice Greco-Roman Hall of Champions in 2015. For his record-setting performances during his storied Greco-Roman wrestling career, Dremiel Byers is named as a Distinguished Member of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Bio via the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.

One of only two Americans to win three medals at the Greco-Roman World Championships, Dremiel Byers is considered one of the best Greco-Roman wrestlers in U.S. history.Byers won a gold medal at the 2002 World Championships and is one of just five Americans to win a gold medal in Greco-Roman wrestling. He added a bronze medal in 2007 and a silver medal in 2009 joining Distinguished Member Matt Ghaffari as the only Americans to medal three times. His 2007 bronze medal helped the United States win its first and only Greco-Roman World team title, by a single point over Russia.Between 1999 and 2011, Byers made eight World Greco-Roman and two Olympic teams, finishing seventh in 2008 and ninth in 2012. He is the winningest wrestler, in any style, in Dave Schultz Memorial International history with six gold medals and 11 total medals. He was named USA Wrestling's Greco-Roman Wrestler of the Year in 1999, 2002 and 2009.Byers attended Kings Mountain High School in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, where he was an All-State wrestler and won the North Carolina state high school heavyweight championship in 1993. He attended North Carolina A&T on a football scholarship, but was forced to leave college to take care of family matters.He enlisted in the U.S. Army and joined the Army's World Class Athletes Program in 1996. He retired from the Army as a Sergeant First Class and currently serves as an assistant coach for the WCAP team.Byers was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum's Alan and Gloria Rice Greco-Roman Hall of Champions in 2015.For his record-setting performances during his storied Greco-Roman wrestling career, Dremiel Byers is named as a Distinguished Member of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Dawn and Freddy S Bring in our new show in Boston, WCAP 980am, and we have Gubba welcomes us in his home state.... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebrooklyncafe/support

Today's Story: A New Home for World Class Athletes

The State of the Union is important, especially now(!). But what about the State of the SEXUAL Union? As the imperialist bullies of the world & the MSM wage war, let's not forget LOVE... and sex. With that in mind, give a listen... Following a rousing reception to my 2021 “State of the Sexual Union” address, I returned to Active Radio with host Hartley Pleshaw on WCAP-AM 980 in the Massachusetts Valley to deliver a new State of the Sexual Union address for 2022. Broadcast live 2/12/22, this special V-Day weekend address and interview focused on some of the major themes and events of the past year, including     ~The ongoing Coronapocalypse, and how singles and couples are navigating the difficulties and opportunities of pandemic sex...     ~2022 improvement: We don't have a grifting, sociopathic narcissist in the White House, but we do have a geriatric neoliberal corporate military industrial complex cheerleader, which is only marginally better...     ~The 1/6/21 Insurrection and its noxious aftermath...     ~The Afghan war and the monstrous American Military-Industrial Complex...     ~The Massage Parlor Massacre and the general rise in misogynistic ammosexual violence and discourse...     ~Andrew Cuomo, #MeToo and the backlash...     ~Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson and the masculinist incel movement...     ~Why distinguished leftist journalist Chris Hedges “plague of pornography” campaign is dangerously misguided...     ~Neopuritanism rising on the Right and the Left...     ~Toxic masculinity and toxic femininity...     ~The American Conservative and the misogynistic Sexual Counterrevolution...     ~The atrocity of Julian Assange still being imprisoned...     ~Small wins for sex last year: Onlyfans flipped and Stormy Daniels won her suit against Michael Avenatti...     ~The ominous anti-sex, anti-Free Speech “EARN IT” act is worse than the proven-to-be-bad SESTA/FOSTA acts...     ~Happy Lupercalia, the original pagan Valentine's Day, and Happy World Bonobo Day! Help save humanity's closest great ape cousins, the bonobo chimpanzees, from extinction – and release your inner bonobo for better sex and a better life...     ~Follow The Bonobo Way of ecosexuality, female empowerment and male well-being, antiwar activism, sharing, caring and peace through pleasure... For more click: https://drsusanblock.com/active-radio-2 Listen to My “I Have a Fantasy” speech on FDR Radio's Valentine Fantasies & Neopuritanical Nightmares: https://drsusanblock.com/fdr-valentine Need to Talk PRIVATELY? Call the Therapists Without Borders of the Dr. Susan Block Institute anytime: 213.291.9497. We're here for YOU.

Warning: Explicit Conversations About Politics, Culture, & Sexuality Censored by Youtube and harassed by Arcadia, our Love Train winds through a hailstorm of Neopuritanical suppression, fear, loathing, bugs and bullets… But there's always something to enjoy on F.D.R! We're still celebrating Lunar Nude Rear (Mooning the Moon), and it's Black History Month, plus Valentine Season featuring V-Day, Lupercalia (the original pagan Valentine's Day) and World Bonobo Day honoring the Make-Love-Not-War Apes who show us The Way to Peace through Pleasure. #GoBonobos for The High Holidays of Love! More Highlights of our sapiosexual ride… --Lovely, luminous Kat, a sexy blast from Speakeasies Past, star of several DrSuzy-Tv shows and orgies, calls in, and our conversation almost melts down the studio… --It's infuriating, especially in Black History Month, to see ABC professionally spank Whoopi Goldberg (whom I met through the late great Scott Kelman) for saying that the “Holocaust was not about race.” She's actually right; there's no such scientific thing as different human “races,” and even if there were, Judaism's a religion, not a “race.” She's also wrong; Hitler was all about the Aryan “race.” So, it's complicated. It's also intriguing enough for Donald (no, not that Donald) to call in and say The Bonobo Way could have stopped the Holocaust. That's pretty grandiose, but in a way, true! --Neil Young's Rockin' Geezer Revolt against Joe Rogaine's bad hair products and Covid malarkey exploded into a viral video featuring Mr. Rogaine using the “N-word” 47 times. This one's NOT complicated. Happy Black History Month Joe! --The Holy Trinity of the High Holidays of Love—Valentine's Day, Lupercalia and World Bonobo Day—are underway, and this week's throwback is the fantastic, orgiastic Lupercalia 2019. --Gearing up for WCAP, I deliver my State of the Sexual Union address, inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King's great “I have a Dream” speech, except in my case, I have a Fantasy… --The Arcadia Kangaroo Court continues to harass us. Thank you, "Most Bonobo-Sexy Couple" SUZY award winners Daniele Watts and Rawkstar Chef Be*Live, for sending us the great Lana del Rey song, Arcadia. --Many people we know are being censored for dumb reasons, so we don't take it personally that Youtube censored the SUZY awards. I feel we've been sucker-punched, but this is the way the METAverse rolls, controlled by a few nervous billionaires and a few billion dumb bots. --Hugh Hefner, aka Hef, aka Mr. Playboy, is demonized as a bloodless Charlie Manson in a new documentary series because there's money in generating erotophobia. Some ex-Pets are defending poor dead Hef. --We continue to discuss our hopes and fears for Julian Assange, the world's most famous victim of censorship right now. FREE ASSANGE! --Vice says we're “icons” and they're coming to Bonoboville to make a documentary. If you want to be in it, call us at 626.461.5950 and ask for Max. Read more Prose and watch the show(s): https://drsusanblock.com/fdr-valentine Get set to celebrate sex, love, lust and life in the midst of all the death, greed, hate and madness. Or forget “getting set,” and just start celebrating now! Need to talk PRIVATELY about something you can't talk about with anyone else? Call the Therapists Without Borders of the Dr Susan Block Institute anytime: 213.291.9497. We're here for YOU all through 2022…

In this episode, CH Scott and SFC Holden interview LTC Dan Browne, former Olympian and Olympic coach. LTC Browne shares how his faith has motivated and enriched his life and military service. He also shares some thoughts on the Army's new Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) system, as it promotes spiritual, mental, and physical readiness, along with healthy sleep and nutrition habits. At the time of recording, LTC Browne was serving with the Army's World Class Athlete Program (WCAP). He currently serves as Commander for the Oregon Training Command's Camp Umatilla. (U.S. National Guard Audio Engineering by Maj. W. Chris Clyne, Oregon National Guard Public Affairs)

This week Ben, Jeff and Leo are still toking with the legendary comedian Dave Russo! Dave is a comedian like no other. He's a diminutive guy with a big voice, who's high energy act never fails to leave audiences doubled over in laughter. Dave has yet to meet a crowd that he can't win over with his charm and upbeat attitude. His quick wit and clever improvisation skills keep audiences on their toes, never sure where Dave's mind will ricochet to next. His artful storytelling, combined with his flair for theatrics, and killer Robert DeNiro impression has entertained audiences around the country. Dave was recently named “Best Male Comic” in the city by the Boston, he's co-host of NESN's Dirty Water TV, produces a regular comedy series, in addition to reporting on the best of Boston night life. He has appeared on The E TV series “The Entertainer”, NBC's “The Today Show, “The Phantom Gourmet,” and was hand selected by the producer of NBC's “Last Comic Standing” to perform on NESN's Comedy All-Stars. You can hear him every Friday on 980 W C A P . ————————————————— This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee "Its good to get a little Deadly" https://deadlygroundscoffee.com ————————————————— Check out Toking with the Dead Episode 1 https://vimeo.com/ondemand/twtde1 Buy awesome Merchandise! https://www.stilltoking.com/ https://teespring.com/stores/still-toking-with ————————————— Follow The Prospect Theater https://www.prospectortheater.org/ Facebook – www.facebook.com/prospectortheater YouTube – www.youtube.com/prospectortheater Follow our guest: https://daverussocomedy.com/ https://www.facebook.com/daverussocomic https://twitter.com/bostoncomedian https://www.instagram.com/bostoncomedian/ https://www.youtube.com/c/ComedianDaveRusso https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-russo-b154777/ Still Toking With https://www.stilltoking.com/ https://www.facebook.com/TokingwiththeDead/ https://www.instagram.com/stilltokingwith/ http://www.youtube.com/c/THETOKINGDEAD https://www.twitch.tv/stilltokingwith Support Still Toking Enterprises https://www.paypal.me/thetokingdead https://www.facebook.com/groups/2658329444181663/?ref=br_rs https://www.facebook.com/groups/stilltokingcomics/ Produced by: The Dorkening Podcast Network https://TheDorkening.com Facebook.com/TheDorkening Youtube.com/TheDorkening Twitter.com/TheDorkening Hellfire Radio https://www.hellfireradio.com/ https://www.facebook.com/scoopsandmischief/ https://www.instagram.com/scoopsandmischief/ https://www.facebook.com/HellfireRadio666/ https://www.instagram.com/hellfire_radio_666/ Check out Green Matters: https://www.facebook.com/GreenMattersMiddleboro/ Dave was recently named “Best Male Comic” in the city by the Boston Examiner, Dave Russo has been a mainstay of Boston comedy for the last fifteen years. As co-host of NESN's Dirty Water TV, he produces a regular comedy series, in addition to reporting on the best of Boston night life. He has appeared on The E! TV series “The Entertainer”, NBC's “The Today Show,” FOX 25 with Gene Lavanchy, “The Phantom Gourmet,” and was hand selected by the producer of NBC's “Last Comic Standing” to perform on NESN's Comedy All-Stars. Dave was recently featured on BostonGlobe.com's “Boston, A Comedy Capital” panel, where he participated in a discussion of the history and future of Boston comedy. You can hear him every Friday on 980 WCAP. Dave performs regularly for the troops, appearing with the U.S.O. at shows all over the country. He is also heavily involved and supports many local charities. Dave has performed on Denis Leary's annual “Comics Come Home” to benefit The Neely House. He has played softball alongside Boston Bruin Milan Lucic at his annual Rock & Jock Celebrity Softball game raising money for the Celebrities for Charity Foundation. Dave's other charity work includes appearing at New England Patriot Matt Light's annual “Celebrity Shoot-Out,” golfing alongside Micky Ward at the legendary boxer's charity golf tournament and competing in the Boston Bruins Alumni charity games. He has done similar work with the Genesis Fund and most notably the Mark Bavis Celebrity Golf scholarship Event. Born in the Greater Boston area, Dave Russo entered high school at 4'11”, weighing only 79 pounds. A natural athlete, Dave excelled as a member of the wrestling team, becoming his high school's first ever state wrestling champion and winning “Most Valuable Wrestler” in the state of Massachusetts. At age fifteen, Dave began his career in show business as a breakdancer, appearing in national commercials for Dunkin' Donuts and Nabisco and featured in a full page modeling spread in the Boston Globe. After high school, he wrestled his way into Wilkes-University in Pennsylvania and The University of New Hampshire on a Division I Wrestling Scholarship, later winning the Gold medal at the Bay State Games. After winning the first annual Boston Comedy Festival, “Best New Comic Award” Dave caught the attention of Mr. Las Vegas, Wayne Newton, who hand selected the young comic out of 5,000 hopefuls to appear on The E! TV show “The Entertainer,” earning Dave a headlining contract in Las Vegas. A regular in the Boston comedy scene, Dave has performed in some of the best comedy clubs in Las Vegas, New York and L.A. Dave Russo is a comedian like no other. He's a diminutive guy with a big voice, who's high energy act never fails to leave audiences doubled over in laughter. Dave has yet to meet a crowd that he can't win over with his charm and upbeat attitude. His quick wit and clever improvisation skills keep audiences on their toes, never sure where Dave's mind will ricochet to next. His artful storytelling, combined with his flair for theatrics, and killer Robert DeNiro impression has entertained audiences around the country. Find out more at https://still-toking-with.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

U.S. Army Olympians, SFC Elizabeth Marks and SGT Samantha Schultz, joins us to discuss the U.S. Army's World Class Athlete Program (WCAP) on their way to represent Team USA in the 2020 Olympic Games. Listen as the soldier-athletes describe their accomplishments along their journey to the Olympics. Learn how WCAP offered them the opportunity to serve their country and pursue sports on an international level. To learn more about WCAP check out their website listed in the resource section below.    Recommendations for future topics are welcome via email at podcast@ausa.org.     Guests:  SGT Samantha Schultz, U.S. Army SFC Elizabeth Marks, U.S. Army   Hosts:  Nzinga Curry, AUSA's Director of Education & Programs  LTC Brittany Lloyd, AUSA's U.S. Army Fellow       Resources:  Army World Class Athlete Program (WCAP) Web: https://www.armywcap.com   Social Media Handles: FB: @USArmyWCAP Twitter: @usarmywcap IG:@usarmywcap

Nyeji Chilembo is the Managing Partner of wCap. wCap is a business accelerator hub and private equity firm focused on women owned or led businesses. Nyeji and her partners started wCap to close the funding gap for African female entrepreneurs who were overlooked by financial systems but are building growth businesses for the future. We discuss how wCap supports female entrepreneurs to setup systems that position them to receive funding and Scale Up. As well, we unpack the abundant opportunities for business on the continent and the importance of setting personal goals and timelines to focus and carry you through difficult seasons, doubt, and discouragement.Connect with Nyeji on the following platforms: @NyejiC | LinkedIn | wCapConnect with Scale Up Africa: @scaleupafricaco | Instagram | Website

Janice Sambaza is the Managing Director of Ivhu Advisors, a transaction advisory and enterprise development support firm based in South Africa. Janice is also a Partner and Chief Investment Officer at wCap which provides fund management and advisory services to women-led businesses in Zambia. In our conversatiion, we discuss the leadership lessons Janice picked up in her corporate career journey that fueled her passion and propelled her to setup Ivhu Advisors and wCap. We also touch on the use of the principles of Ubuntu in business, bridging the gender parity gap, and Janice's drive to change the African narrative through equipping and transforming businesses on the continent.Connect with Janice on the following platforms: LinkedIn | Ivhu Advisors | wCap Connect with Scale Up Africa: @scaleupafricaco | Instagram | Website

Terrence Jennings is a former London 2012 Olympics Bronze medalist. He is a coach in the World Class Athlete Program, an initiative of the US army that helps athletes to focus on training and represent the United States at international competition.He started to compete very young and make it to the Youth United States National Team.He is very passionate for the sport, he shares with us some important moments of his career and how he still enjoys training, coaching and watching videos to learn.He has learned from amazing taekwondo masters and coaches like Patrice Remarck and Juan Moreno, in the interview he talked about them and how they helped him to grow in taekwondo.Every taekwondo journey starts with the first classTerrence Jennings was a very active kid. So, when he saw an ad of a new local martial arts school showing a ninja turtle he was immediately attracted to the sport. And since the first class he loved all the flashy movements of taekwondo.He loved playing different sports, like football, basketball and soccer. But he mentions that in team sports there are always things that you can't control because you depend on others.Just one chance to break the boardTerrence's first instructor was very strict. When you were at a belt testing and you had to break a board you only had one chance. Terrence remembers a class partner who in his belt test failed to break the board. Everybody thought that he would have another chance, but no, the instructor made him to wait three months more to do the test again and reattempt to break the board.Terrence reflects that sometimes you don't have a second chance. And you have to do your best when you have the chance.First competitionsTerrence remembers that at first his school was more focused on point sparring.In one of his first competitions he was disqualified for excess of contact, although he was a child he felt disappointed. He thought that maybe that was not the right activity for him.After a while the school started to focus more on Olympic taekwondo and that's how Terrence was introduced in what later would be his way of life.Terrence's first competition was when he was a green belt. His parents drove him one hour to the place of the tournament in Maryland.As in many children tournaments he remembers that the only thing he did was kicking.He went to the middle of the ring and when the fight started it was just one minute of continuous kicking by both sides. No checking or feints, not moving, just kicking until the coach told him to stop.Making a teamEarly in his career he met Coach Patrice Remarck, a two time World Medalist from Ivory Coast who was studying at the University in Washington DC and started to coach in Terrence's academy Olympic style taekwondo.None of the students really know what exactly was Olympic taekwondo, they just followed the instructions of Mr Remarck.One of the strategies that coach Remarck did was to bring the team atmosphere into the dojang. With warm ups, uniforms and behaviour that gives the children that sense of being part of something bigger.Coach Remarck was very strict about earning the right to use a National Team uniform. You could not just put the USA letters in your uniform because you were not allowed to train with that dobok unless you were already a national team member.That is a great motivation, to earn the right to use your country's name in your uniform.Under coach Remarck guidance Terrence's career started to go upwards, he made it to the Junior National Team and started to compete internationally. Before ranking tournaments coach Remarck encouraged his athletes to go to international events like the French or Belgium opens in order to gain experience from fighting the best athletes in other countries.A hard decision and the London 2012 Olympic GamesAn interesting point of the interview was the decision of changing his training place pursuing his dreams.Having an elite coach was a blessing for Terrence's. It allowed him to compete internationally and to be one of the top athletes of the USA. But in order to pursue his dream of going to the London Olympics and to win a medal he had to make some difficult decisions.In a combat sport at an elite level you also need to train with partners that challenge you all the time. That was why he moved to Miami to train at Peak Performance with Coach Juan Moreno who had one of the best teams in the country.Coach Moreno even found him a job to help him to afford his stay in Miami. So he worked at a warehouse starting at 6am and then he just moved to train, every day.But hard work pays off. Under Master Moreno's guidance Terrence won a bronze medal at the London 2012 Olympics. The complete story on the interview.On the interview Terrence talked with us also about:How was his preparation for the London 2012 Olympics?What to do when referees are unfairly penalizing you?How to fight against weight cutting?How does the US Army World Class Athlete Program work?

Leigh Jaynes was a 2015 World Bronze Medalist for team USA. In this episode, we talked about her introduction into the sport of wrestling, the Army, WCAP, and much more. •Thank you for listening to this episode of Arrow Wrestling Podcast. Follow us on Instagram: Arrow_Wrestling to keep updated with future episodes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Spenser Mango is a Greco Olympian and coach originally from St. Louis, MO. In this video he talks about how he didn't start wrestling until high school, how he got into Greco, Greco in general, and his Missouri wrestling memories.

Yes, it’s late, it’s cold and I watched Elf tonight. That’s about all you’re going to get for a cheeky intro.  This is Short Time Shots, your mostly daily look at the day’s scores and more in and around the world of wrestling. I’m Jason Bryant.   Minnesota Beer of the Night: Last night, the Facebook Live crowd didn’t get to hear my lackluster review of a beer I didn’t really like that much, which was Tin Whiskers Orange Dream State, which was an orange cream ale. Have no fear, here’s a better review, at least, an improvement as it’s Bad Weather Brewing’s Immortal Toast, a coffee infused white stout. Yes, that is such a thing. It’s surprisingly awesome.  New Patron: As a result of this thing going live on Facebook last night, we picked up another Patron, this one from Lauren Ruppert, the sister of one of my high school teammates and drill partners. What’s interesting is one of my other drill partners, Curtis Booth, lived up here for six months on a work contract. As soon as it snowed in November, he was out! He was about 2 miles from me - he came by the house last week before he left. Good stuff, Bull Island. This is one time you get mentioned in the media and it’s not an Allen Iverson documentary. She gets a glass, a shirt, some other free stuff, and of course, this shout out. “We’s gonna need some mohr wrassler’s on this heah football teem.” Dual Meets: No ranked D1 teams in action, but here’s what we’ve got from around the mid-majors. Gardner-Webb upended Franklin & Marshall 22-18 in a matinee dual in Boiling Springs, North Carolina. Even giving up a forfeit, the Runnin’ Bulldogs won six of the 10 bouts. Franklin & Marshall picked up a win over the first-year program at Presbyterian. The Diplomats beat the Blue Hose - yes, both of those are the schools’ actual nicknames - 38-9.  In other first-year news, Appalachian State spoiled the Division I home debut of Little Rock 36-6 at the Jack Stephens Center. It’s effectively the Sun Belt championship as that all-sports league doesn’t sponsor wrestling. It wasn’t the first major college competition in the state of Arkansas, as Arkansas State had a team back in the 1950s, but it was the first Division I action as there were no divisions back then. Biggest matches of the dual saw Appalachian State’s Sean Carter beat Jaylen Carson at 125 and Codi Russell top Paul Bianchi at 133. App State’s Matt Zovistoski edged Jose Champagne 4-3 at 157. Upset of the night came in Edwardsville, Illinois as Justin Ruffin of SIUE knocked off returning All-American and fourth-ranked Larry Early of Old Dominion 3-1 in the tiebreakers at 157 pounds. ODU won the dual 33-9, but that win at 157 for Ruffin was the head-turner. Also in the MAC, Northern Illinois broke a 13-13 tie by winning the last three weights to top Kent State 23-13.  In the NAIA, third-ranked Lindsey Wilson trounced fourth-ranked Marian 44-4 in a dual at Jeffersonville High School in Southern Indiana. Nothing yet from San Francisco State and Simpson, but San Francisco State did beat Southern Oregon 24-19 on Tuesday night. In junior college action, top-ranked Western Wyoming beat No. 11 Northwest College (Wyo.) 35-13. Keep an eye on this name, though for Northwest College - Majid Muratov. He’s a native of Uzbekistan who was 5th at the 2016 Junior World Championships at 84kg. Muratov is wrestling at 197 and picked up a 2-1 win in sudden victory three over top-ranked Tucker Tomlinson. Oh, how did the U.S. entry do that year in Macon? Zahid Valencia was 7th.  Notables on the Docket for Thursday: Bloomsburg’s at Lock Haven in the MAC East (or the PSAC, whichever you prefer), Rider is right down the street at Princeton - loser buys at Hoagie Haven - while No. 20 Purdue will face SIUE. Drexel heads west to take on Cal Poly and No. 25 Stanford, while Kent State heads to Wisconsin to face the No. 8 Badgers - Mushroom, Mushroom. Yeah, old reference there too.  In Division II, Lander heads to Belmont Abbey, while UW-Parkside heads over to Mankato to take on Minnesota State. Davis & Elkins will go into Pennsylvania to face Seton Hill. That’s the Griffins and not the one’s from Quahog.  In Division III, I mistakenly read Thursday’s matches on the previous night’s Short Time Shots, so mistakes happen. By the way, it’s Mt. St. Joseph hosting a tri with Alma and Penn College.  In the NAIA, Menlo heads to Southern Oregon.  FROM THE DWN: After releasing the men’s freestyle seeds on Tuesday, USA Wrestling and TheMat.com has released the preseeds for this weekend’s U.S. Senior Nationals in Fort Worth in women’s freestyle. Top seeds are Victoria Anthony at 50kg, Dom Parrish at 53kg, two-time Olympic Trials champion Kelsey Campbell at 57kg, Maya Nelson at 62kg, two-time World teamer Forrest Molinari at 68kg, and Final X runner-up Precious Bell at 76kg. TransitionWrestling.com gives us the full entry list for Women’s freestyle at this weekend’s U.S. Senior Nationals.  Timmy Hands at FivePointMove.com does another solid feature, this time on the return of RaVaughn Perkins to the Greco-Roman scene. It’s also time for Hands’ Q&A with WCAP’s Spenser Mango on Fort Greco.  Purdue wrestling returns with the Always Aggressive podcast. No, that’s not on the network, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t listen to it.  Nebraska’s HuskerMat, which produces the Big Mat Show, mostly on Rokfin now, does a free podcast episode with Mike Schadwinkel about his new book Purple Reign. And no, not like Prince.  Brad Wilson of LehighValleyLive previews the Phillipsburg wrestling squad, one of the top programs in New Jersey. It’s also good to see Brad attending events again. He’d spent some time in the hospital and is back out in the gyms covering wrestling. Matt Levins of the Burlington Hawk Eye, that’s in Iowa, profiles the situation at Iowa Wesleyan University and how the school was on the brink of extinction, and now finds itself starting men’s and women’s wrestling programs and getting some help from Dan Gable. By the way, Wilson and Levins are both recipients of the NWMA Journalist of the Year Award in the past.  India.com profiles 2019 men’s freestyle world silver medalist Deepak Punia. Did you know he was the son of a milkman? No, you didn’t. That’s not in the story, but just in case you were wondering. And yes, the Daily Wrestling Newsletter is GLOBAL.  And down US 52 in Rochester, KIMT3 News talks with the Yellow Jackets of Rochester Community and Technical College - the one in Minnesota. Rochester’s news outlets do a pretty fair job of covering RCTC and its sports programs.  On The Network Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton debate the nuances of ordering a cheesesteak in Philadelphia and visit with Northern Colorado head coach Troy Nickerson on the latest edition of On The Mat.  Virginia Tech assistant Jared Frayer recaps the CKLV and previews the upcoming U.S. Senior Nationals with a pair of Southeast Regional Training Center members Mekhi Lewis and Ty Walz set to compete. That’s on Inside Virginia Tech Wrestling.  You can get to read those stories and more from Mat Talk Online’s daily wrestling newsletter. 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American Distance Project coach Scott Simmons joins us for the final 50 minutes to talk his team's success, their perfect sweep at USA Cross Country led by Shadrack Kipchirchir, the American dream, genetics, his rise to the top of the coaching ranks and even doping in Kenya. Prior to that we preview the NYRR Millrose Games and the world record attempt in the mile by Yomif Kejelcha and Clayton Murphy. Plus American record attempts at 800m by Ajee Wilson and Donavan Brazier. And we start it all off with talk of doping in the NFL and Julian Edelmann. LetsRun.com. More detailed show notes will be on LetsRun.com here. Podcast brought to you by FloydsofLeadville.com. Go to FloydsofLeadville.com and use code LetsRunFeb10 to save 10% off all your CBD Recovery Products. [0:00] Introduction, Welcome [03:14] Julian Edelman Drug Cheat and Super Bowl MVP [10:01] Usain Bolt at the Combine? Plus a Comeback? [13:27] Millrose Games- World Record Attempt in Mile [23:35] Will the American Records Fall at 800? [30:37 ] Katelyn Tuohy and high school mile record- should she have done world XC instead? [36:03] Men’s 3000m Talk [43:23] Wanamaker Women’s Mile [46:43] Shelby Houlihan- her dominance at US cross, will she run World Cross, her medal chances. [55:06] Where are the Bowerman men, 12,000 show up for an indoor meet in Germany [57:24] Rojo guesses what Scott Simons talks about. [61:53] Scott Simmons Interview [63:56] World XC best race in World and US Team chances [72:33] How does he get his guys to improve so much? (Scott says Frankline Tonui who was 11th at US Cross may have been the best performance of anyone on his team). [82:12] Army vs WCAP vs ADP [86:45]How does he convince people his guys are doing it clean?/ Staying away from the gray area/Anti-doping pledge they sign [90:30]What is going on with athletes testing positive in Kenya? [94:12] Is Coaching a Kenyan American different than coaching a kid born in America? [98:00] What separates Chelimo from the rest of the team? [100:53] How did Scott get started as a coach? He chronicles his journey from being a middle school XC coach to coaching the best in the world.

Il modello dell’industria agroalimentare degli ultimi decenni, ha attinto indiscriminatamente alle limitate risorse naturali del pianeta. La sfida principale del settore agrifood e smart agriculture per il futuro, è dunque quella di ottimizzare e massimizzare il rendimento delle attività di produzione, abbassando i costi, ma soprattutto l’impatto ambientale. Grazie alle nuove tecnologie e alla diffusione di sensori sempre più precisi, ci sono grandi opportunità di sviluppo, ma il settore è ancora caratterizzato da una ridotta presenza di soluzioni digitali.Ecco perchè, nell’ambito dell’iniziativa Digital Fields, TIM, Olivetti e Future Food Institute, con il patrocinio di CREA e Campagna Amica, organizzano Digital Fields Hack, una maratona non-stop di innovazione e tecnologia, in cui i partecipanti lavorano in team allo sviluppo di soluzioni innovative per il settore agrifood e smart agriculture. Una giuria di esperti valuterà le soluzioni migliori, che si aggiudicheranno premi e opportunità di formazione e di business con le aziende partner.

Le piccole e medie imprese emiliano-romagnole del settore agrifood alle prese con l'innovazione digitale. La visione di Isabella Angiuli, responsabile del relativo comparto in CNA Bologna e Consigliere Comunale della città felsinea.

Il modello dell’industria agroalimentare degli ultimi decenni, ha attinto indiscriminatamente alle limitate risorse naturali del pianeta. La sfida principale del settore agrifood e smart agriculture per il futuro, è dunque quella di ottimizzare e massimizzare il rendimento delle attività di produzione, abbassando i costi, ma soprattutto l’impatto ambientale. Grazie alle nuove tecnologie e alla diffusione di sensori sempre più precisi, ci sono grandi opportunità di sviluppo, ma il settore è ancora caratterizzato da una ridotta presenza di soluzioni digitali.Ecco perchè, nell’ambito dell’iniziativa Digital Fields, TIM, Olivetti e Future Food Institute, con il patrocinio di CREA e Campagna Amica, organizzano Digital Fields Hack, una maratona non-stop di innovazione e tecnologia, in cui i partecipanti lavorano in team allo sviluppo di soluzioni innovative per il settore agrifood e smart agriculture. Una giuria di esperti valuterà le soluzioni migliori, che si aggiudicheranno premi e opportunità di formazione e di business con le aziende partner.

Il modello dell’industria agroalimentare degli ultimi decenni, ha attinto indiscriminatamente alle limitate risorse naturali del pianeta. La sfida principale del settore agrifood e smart agriculture per il futuro, è dunque quella di ottimizzare e massimizzare il rendimento delle attività di produzione, abbassando i costi, ma soprattutto l’impatto ambientale. Grazie alle nuove tecnologie e alla diffusione di sensori sempre più precisi, ci sono grandi opportunità di sviluppo, ma il settore è ancora caratterizzato da una ridotta presenza di soluzioni digitali.Ecco perchè, nell’ambito dell’iniziativa Digital Fields, TIM, Olivetti e Future Food Institute, con il patrocinio di CREA e Campagna Amica, organizzano Digital Fields Hack, una maratona non-stop di innovazione e tecnologia, in cui i partecipanti lavorano in team allo sviluppo di soluzioni innovative per il settore agrifood e smart agriculture. Una giuria di esperti valuterà le soluzioni migliori, che si aggiudicheranno premi e opportunità di formazione e di business con le aziende partner.

Il modello dell’industria agroalimentare degli ultimi decenni, ha attinto indiscriminatamente alle limitate risorse naturali del pianeta. La sfida principale del settore agrifood e smart agriculture per il futuro, è dunque quella di ottimizzare e massimizzare il rendimento delle attività di produzione, abbassando i costi, ma soprattutto l’impatto ambientale. Grazie alle nuove tecnologie e alla diffusione di sensori sempre più precisi, ci sono grandi opportunità di sviluppo, ma il settore è ancora caratterizzato da una ridotta presenza di soluzioni digitali.Ecco perchè, nell’ambito dell’iniziativa Digital Fields, TIM, Olivetti e Future Food Institute, con il patrocinio di CREA e Campagna Amica, organizzano Digital Fields Hack, una maratona non-stop di innovazione e tecnologia, in cui i partecipanti lavorano in team allo sviluppo di soluzioni innovative per il settore agrifood e smart agriculture. Una giuria di esperti valuterà le soluzioni migliori, che si aggiudicheranno premi e opportunità di formazione e di business con le aziende partner.

Sgt. Elizabeth Marks is more than merely fit for duty. She is a testament to service. On Wednesday night, the biggest names in sports were introduced to her story. Marks, a combat medic and member of the U.S. Army World Class Athlete program of Fort Carson, Colorado, was presented with the Pat Tillman Award for Service during the ESPYs. The awards show, which recognizes grand sports achievements, aired on ABC. Marks is the first active-duty Soldier to receive the award. She was awarded for using swimming to recover from debilitating hip injuries she received in Iraq in 2010. Marks has not only parlayed her newfound sport to great heights — last week she was named to the 2016 U.S. Paralympic swim team that will compete later this year in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She has also inspired hordes of her fellow Soldiers. Intro by Pablo Villa.  I have been honored to know Sgt. Marks for a while and she graciously is allowing me a few moments to interview her. Please check out creating life's new normal at a special time of 12:00pm Eastern to hear this amazing young lady. About the host John Register: Paralympic Silver Medalist | International Speaker | Author | American Long Jump Record Holder | Gulf War Veteran | Disability Rights Advocate | Amputee | and Home-made Waffle Lover.  Showing businesses, military service members and college students how to create life’s new normal. Click HERE to book John to speak for your organization. 

Longtime radio broadcaster Ray Adell of Ray Adell Media, WGSM, WBAB and more. Photo by Tom Hoffman. Ray Adell is a radio man, from his early days broadcasting down in Virginia to his arrival at WGSM (World's Greatest Suburban Market!) in Huntington in the early 1950s. But perhaps you'll remember him best as the voice (and mind) behind “About Long Island,” the long-running radio spot sponsored by the Grumman Corporation. For over twenty years Ray and his staff at Adell Media served up snippets of Long Island history in morning drive time to educate and entertain. In this interview Ray looks back at the people he's met (Jack Ellsworth and Edmund Hillary to name just two), stations he's worked at (WCAP, WEST, WKBS, WGSM and WBAB to name just five), and answers the question: is radio dead? Leave a comment if you have memories of Ray or any of the old Long Island stations. And special thanks to Thom Hoffman for arranging this interview. BONUS: The Long Island History Project is now listed in iTunes! If you like what you hear, please leave a review or rate us. If you're not sure how, read this first. Many great interviews ahead so keep listening! You can bookmark us, use the “follow” button to get email updates, or subscribe in iTunes or your podcast reader of choice. http://wwwx.dowling.edu/library/new/RayAdell.mp3 Stream in the player above or download audio. Further Research More samples of “About Long Island” Ray Adell Media Long Island Radio History Weyman “Sandy” Jones (former Grumman VP of Public Affairs) Jack Elsworth Memories in Melody on Facebook The Airwaves of New York: Illustrated Histories of 156 AM Stations in the Metropolitan Area, 1921-1996 (find in a library via WorldCat) Then We Set His Hair on Fire by Phil Dusenberry (find in a library via WorldCat) Huntington History (blog of Huntington Town Historian Robert C. Hughes)

La prima puntata di giugno è dedicata in gran parte al Google I/O extended di Catania. Evento di due giorni organizzato dal gdg Catania e svoltosi all’acceleratore Wcap di Catania. Il primo ospite è Alessandro Cacciato, digital champion di Agrigento e autore de L’edicola dell’innovazione format radiofonico in onda ogni giorno su radio vela con una sezione di interviste video nel canale youtube dedicato. Alessandro era tra i protagonisti del secondo giorno del Google I/O extended. Il secondo ospite è Hans Shaker, imprenditore arabo impegnato nell’ultimo periodo a mitigare i conflitti tra palestinesi e israeliani e fondatore di Mobile Monday Nazaret. Infine mentre sono al wcap ne approfitto per intervistare una startup che conosco molto bene ma che non ho mai avuto la possibilità di intervistare: Behaviour Labs. Con Daniele Lombardo, CEO dell’azienda, parliamo dei progetti su cui stanno lavorando al momento.

La prima puntata di giugno è dedicata in gran parte al Google I/O extended di Catania. Evento di due giorni organizzato dal gdg Catania e svoltosi all’acceleratore Wcap di Catania. Il primo ospite è Alessandro Cacciato, digital champion di Agrigento e autore de L’edicola dell’innovazione format radiofonico in onda ogni giorno su radio vela con una sezione di interviste video nel canale youtube dedicato. Alessandro era tra i protagonisti del secondo giorno del Google I/O extended. Il secondo ospite è Hans Shaker, imprenditore arabo impegnato nell’ultimo periodo a mitigare i conflitti tra palestinesi e israeliani e fondatore di Mobile Monday Nazaret. Infine mentre sono al wcap ne approfitto per intervistare una startup che conosco molto bene ma che non ho mai avuto la possibilità di intervistare: Behaviour Labs. Con Daniele Lombardo, CEO dell’azienda, parliamo dei progetti su cui stanno lavorando al momento.

La puntata numero 20 di radiosmu parte raccontando Startup Super School, iniziativa che intende portare tra i banchi di scuola il mondo dell’impresa e delle startup. Ne parliamo con l’ideatore, Andrea Giarrizza, Digital Champion di Valguarnera Caropepe (EN). Il secondo ospite è Dario Maccarrone, colui che gestisce l’acceleratore timwcap di Catania. Con Dario parliamo della call working capital che scadrà il prossimo 11 maggio e che mette in palio 40 grant da 25 mila euro e un percorso di accelerazione di 4 mesi. In chiusura ospitiamo Fabrizio Perrone, CEO di Buzzoole, tool che gestisce la promozione on-line e prima piattaforma italiana per l’influence engine optimization (IEO).

La puntata numero 20 di radiosmu parte raccontando Startup Super School, iniziativa che intende portare tra i banchi di scuola il mondo dell’impresa e delle startup. Ne parliamo con l’ideatore, Andrea Giarrizza, Digital Champion di Valguarnera Caropepe (EN). Il secondo ospite è Dario Maccarrone, colui che gestisce l’acceleratore timwcap di Catania. Con Dario parliamo della call working capital che scadrà il prossimo 11 maggio e che mette in palio 40 grant da 25 mila euro e un percorso di accelerazione di 4 mesi. In chiusura ospitiamo Fabrizio Perrone, CEO di Buzzoole, tool che gestisce la promozione on-line e prima piattaforma italiana per l’influence engine optimization (IEO).

LOOKING FOR SOME FUN? WE HAVE IT! Join us for the 2015 National Human Dog Sled Competition at the Lowell Winterfest Saturday March 14, from 2-6P!!! OH! and the best part....Coach Mike will be pulling us across the finish line! What the heck are we doing? Club Inhale / Exhale and WCAP 980AM are co-sponsoring the Lowell Winterfest the entire weekend of March 13th and you're invited! Join us right on Arcand Ave!

A bonus episode of the same crew that you know and love from "So Now I'm the Asshole?' on a friend's radio show. This is Nathan Burke, Mark Gallagher, and Rick Doucette as guests on The After Party, hosted by Chris Poublon. You can listen to The After Party on WCAP 980 am every Thursday night from 9 to midnight on any radio app or download episodes as a podcast on iTunes. This is Part 3 of 3. @IamNathanBurke @RealDealRickD @HamFlap @CPoublon

A bonus episode of the same crew that you know and love from "So Now I'm the Asshole?' on a friend's radio show. This is Nathan Burke, Mark Gallagher, and Rick Doucette as guests on The After Party, hosted by Chris Poublon. You can listen to The After Party on WCAP 980 am every Thursday night from 9 to midnight on any radio app or download episodes as a podcast on iTunes. This is Part 2 of 3. @IamNathanBurke @RealDealRickD @HamFlap @CPoublon

A bonus episode of the same crew that you know and love from "So Now I'm the Asshole?' on a friend's radio show. This is Nathan Burke, Mark Gallagher, and Rick Doucette as guests on The After Party, hosted by Chris Poublon. You can listen to The After Party on WCAP 980 am every Thursday night from 9 to midnight on any radio app or download episodes as a podcast on iTunes. This is Part 1 of 3. @IamNathanBurke @RealDealRickD @HamFlap @CPoublon

Chris Poublon interviews Gerald Everett Jones on WCAP Midday show about his new book Mr. Ballpoint, the Pen Wars of 1945, and father-son relationship comedy. September 15, 2014

Moza Fay and Kelly Ward will go “On the Mat” this Wednesday, April 4. “On the Mat” is a presentation of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum. The show can be heard live on the Internet at www.kcnzam.com or locally in Northeast Iowa each Wednesday from 5:00 to 6:00 PM Central on...