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Tulsa lost their 7th game of the season and will miss bowl season for the 3rd consecutive year in a row. We talk about the close game against ECU that led to that result before talking about the chaos that was AAC coaching news and speculate on our own. After the depressing football discussion we talk about the mixed week for men's basketball and bad start to the season for the women's team. Also Matt predicted the men's team to go 2-0 this week, whoops. Timestamps 0:00 - Intro and Football Recap 11:44 - Hopes 14:55 - Concerns 18:20 - Players of the Game 24:00 - Around the AAC Coaching Dumpster Fire Edition 44:18 - Men's Basketball Recap 1:02:51 - Men's Basketball Preview 1:06:30 - Women's Basketball Recap + Preview 1:16:40 - Around TU [Volleyball, Cross Country] 1:26:43 - We Still Have a Football Game aka USF Preview 1:32:47 - Find us On Bluesky --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegoldenhurricast/support

Chad Brendel and David Simone discuss the week that was Cincinnati Bearcats live from the Cincy Light Studios. They start the show discussing the fourth win of the season, this one over the Northern Kentucky Norse, 76-60, before following that up with a full conversation about basketball recruiting, specifically Shon Abaev. The two finish the show talking about last Saturday's loss in Ames to the Iowa State Cyclones, 34-17, before Dave drops Simone's 6-Pack. Join the conversation live every Wednesday night at 8pm on the Bearcat Journal Twitch and YouTube channels, and don't forget to like and subscribe while you're there! Turtle's Brew Time Stamps 0:00 - 54:00 Drowning the River Rivalry 54:00 - 1:27:00 Shon Abaev 1:27:00 - 1:52:00 Yes, We Still Have to Talk Football presented by Homefield 1:52:00 - 1:59:56 Simone's 6-Pack

Please go to https://www.theatreofothers.com/earthturns for our online program. The Earth Turns is a climate-inspired performance created for the lead-up to the UN COP27 Climate Conference in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt in 2022. Adapted from We Still Have a Chance- 12 Stories for 12 Days of COP27, an anthology of micro-stories created by Climate Activists, Scientists, Health Professionals, Students, and Artists from The University of Exeter, Met Office, Ain Shams University, Banlastic, and The American University in Cairo. It originally performed as an Official side event selection of The Global Stocktake presented in the UN Secured Blue Zone for Delegates of the Sharm El Sheikh Tonnino Lamborghini International Convention Center. Additional invitation to perform in the Peace Pavilion of the Green Zone of the COP27 Conference for the public and the Historic Falaki Theater in Downtown Cairo. This version was recorded by company members across 10 countries on 5 continents to be released on the first day of COP28 in Dubai, UAE in 2023.Support the showPlease help us send BRIGHT LIGHT BURNING to COP28 in Dubai. Support us on our GoFundMe FundraiserIf you enjoyed this week´s podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. To submit a question: Voice- http://www.speakpipe.com/theatreofothers Email- podcast@theatreofothers.com Support the Theatre of Others - Check out our Merch!Show Credits Co-Hosts: Adam Marple & Budi MillerProducer: Jack BurmeisterMusic: https://www.purple-planet.comAdditional compositions by @jack_burmeister

Este viernes terminó la COP27, el evento sobre el cambio climático más importante del año, que reúne a presidentes y autoridades de todo el mundo. Entre ellos, este año participó también la antropóloga uruguaya Cecilia Mañosa, con una innovadora propuesta para concientizar sobre el cambio climático. La crisis climática no se puede resolver solo con la ciencia. Esa fue la conclusión a la que llegó un grupo de científicos, que se encontró con la necesidad de “humanizar” las gráficas e informes para alertar ante una urgencia inminente. Ante esta situación, se acercaron al arte, la poesía, la pintura y el teatro, en busca de herramientas. De esta forma, nació el proyecto “We Still Have a Chance”, o “Todavía tenemos una oportunidad”, en español, de la Universidad de Exeter, en Reino Unido. Este proyecto llegó a la COP27, y entre sus líderes está la uruguaya Cecilia Mañosa, antropóloga, que lideró esta iniciativa y recibimos aquí, En Perspectiva.

Part 1 of Out at School begins with a scene called “We Still Have to Fight” which introduces one of the major themes of the play:  LGBTQ parents and students have to fight and advocate to make sure their families are recognized and legitimized at school.  Part 1 ends with Kate Reid's song Pushing the Envelope which speaks to the ways LGBTQ parents and students have to explain their families and relationships to school principals, teachers and staff. To learn more about the LGBTQ Families Speak Out Project, visit our website here.About Gailey Road Productions:Gailey Road is an independent theatre company that stages research-based theatre about contemporary human, social, and political issues that affect us all.  Established in January 2007 by Artistic Director, performed ethnographer and playwright Tara Goldstein, Gailey Road has worked with over 60 writers and 80 theatre artists in the last 14 years. Gailey Road is committed to fostering dialogue around issues of systematic anti-semitism, cisheteronormativity, racism, and settler colonialism, particularly in schooling.  We are also committed to promoting LGBTQ+ voices both on and offstage. 

This week starts with Tyler being hungry and his odd relationship with food. Matt recommends an app for counting calories. After some technical difficulties, your hosts talk about baseball. Apple now has it on Friday nights, which adds to the confusion of sports on streaming. Then, they each talk about what they did over the weekend. Tyler proves that he has grown since high school, but he still finds Matt very annoying. Finally, Tyler reviews a book. Links and Show Notes Tickets: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO) - YouTube MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter on the App Store Confirmation bias - Wikipedia Upgrade #402: Very Important Developers - Relay FM Downstream #14: Quintessential Identity Crisis - Relay FM Yankees will have 21 games only available on Amazon Prime Apple and MLB announce “Friday Night Baseball” schedule beginning April 8 - Apple John Mulaney: “Canceling Plans Is Like Heroin” - YouTube The Premonition: A Pandemic Story: Lewis, Michael: 9780393881554: Amazon.com: Books ‘Trump Is Gone, and We Still Have the Problems': Michael Lewis Makes Sense of Our Bungled Covid Response — Sway — Overcast The Premonition — Against the Rules with Michael Lewis — Overcast The 4-Hour Workweek - Wikipedia Elaine’s Free Sub - YouTube

Host Mark Minard Sits Down with The ICONIC, Grammy Award Winner, DIONNE WARWICK, She Needs No Freakin Bio, and Has Sold Over 70 MILLION Albums, Along with The Founder of DogePalooza, Grammy Award Winning Producer, Damon Elliot, Share The Story Behind The Story of How We've All Come Together, For The Worlds Biggest Event of 2021, DOGEPALOOZA ! a huge shoutout to THE DOGEARMY, your support is POWERFUL beyond measure! Listen, if you don't know anything about dogecoin, or if you do, this episode will blow your mind, and let's just say, you might be hearing from Elon Musk, Drake, okay, I need to Shut Up, as You Won't Believe What Today's Episode, and Dogepalooza has in store for you! CONGRATULATIONS to our 2 VIP Winners for Our Elevating Beyond Dogepalooza Giveaway, But Guess What, We Still Have 4 More DogePalooza Tickets We Are Going The Giveaway -this is $500 Hundred Dollars more, Worth of Tickets We Are Giving Away! Just tag me @mark_minard along with @dogepalooza on Twitter &/or Instagram, with the hashtag #dogepalooza, and you will be entered to win, as winners will be announced by this Friday, August 27th. The More You Post, The Higher Your Chances Are of Winning! Learn all about this live event, at DOGEPALOOZA.COM Also, check out our host, Mark Minard's new bestselling book: 16 Reasons Why Your Business Sucks: How To Be Freakin' Awesome at Every Level of Your Business, Leadership, Profits, & Build Your Own Dream Team! Until You Learn To Master Leadership, You Will Never Be Successful As An Entrepreneur! 16 Reasons Why Your Business Sucks: How to Be Freakin' Awesome at Every Level of Your Business, Leadership, Profits, & Build Your Own Dream Team is the latest release from best-selling author, business owner, thought leader, and host of iTunes Top-100 ranked podcast “Elevating Beyond,” Mark Minard. Mark started his business at the height of the 2008 recession, with his office literally in a barn, and after 13 years of entrepreneurship, he has seen it all. Lawsuits, contractor issues, hiring, firing, conflict, doubt, challenges (internally and externally,) financial ups, financial downs, failures, and successes. In this book, Mark shares his proven strategies through his personal experiences on how he's built a multi-million dollar business and his world-class Dream Team.16 Reasons is a mind-blowing adventure challenging you and your business to go from sucking, to becoming freakin' awesome! Visit https://www.markminard.net To Connect with Mark Minard Connect With Mark Minard & The Elevating Beyond Nation Here:     Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MarkMinard     Twitter https://twitter.com/Mark_Minard     Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mark_minard/     Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-minard-5904b633/     Check Out Mark's Best Selling Book, The Story Of YOU, Transforming Adversity Into Adventure, Taking Your Dreams To The Next Level & Beyond http://amzn.to/2xv88ks Check Out My Podcast Here

This special episode of the Capitol Weekly Podcast was recorded live on May 26 at a panel discussion hosted by Capitol Weekly as part of A Conference on Housing Policy. Assemblyman David Chiu, Chair of the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee delivers the Keynote address: "We Still Have a Housing Crisis." Asm. Chiu was first elected in 2014 and re-elected in 2016, 2018, and 2020. During his first six years in the Assembly, Chiu has authored 64 bills that were signed into law by the Governor. His bills have addressed a wide spectrum of issues, including housing, homelessness and public safety. He is the author of AB 215, a proposed bill that would hold cities accountable for meeting housing production goals. This legislation seeks to address California’s housing shortage by targeting cities that are under-performing their housing production goals. He was introduced by John Howard, editor of Capitol Weekly.

Not So Fast. We Still Have a Constitution, Joe! Media and Big Tech have helped bring us here and are still lying to the American public.

Recorded Jan 7, 2020Chelsea went sledding! Rob had a mixed success at maintaining his lane. And Ian made coupons!Tasting Notes:Riding in the Bed of a Pickup TruckAdditions to the Christmas CanonChelsea's Christmas was full of Puzzles and SleddingThe Reverse MicrowaveBill Murray ChristmasHallmark MoviesRob Describes the Main Plot Point of A Royal ChristmasRob's New Year's Eve LEGO SetSomehow it's 2020 and We Still Have to Be Grateful to Corporations for Having Interesting Female LeadsChristmas Coupons 2019Gluten Free Beer2020 Friend Diagram SloganHow Did We Do at This Is My Lane-ing in 2019?Chelsea & Nick got Married!Living in a Place Which Used to Seem So Far AwayPunk Rock Flea MarketJIFFuneral PlaylistWhat Are You Wearing?Links:Cars 2 Kill CountWe Bare Bears: The Perfect TreeAdventure Time: The More you Moe, the Moe You KnowAdventure Time: Totally Tch TchThe Ski Jack on FacebookA Very Murray ChristmasHallmark Movie BingoThe Christmas ClubEscape From Tarkov devs say they respect female soldiers, still won’t add them to the gameBBC Story on PBA CardsNed's Declassified School Survival Guide to: Spirit Week and ClothesPlaylist:Stars by SwitchfootMy Hero by Foo FightersEndless Road by Angel OlsonGhost by Neutral Milk HotelAlternate Titles:"High School Musical: The Musical: The Musical: The Series" Edition"The Popover" Edition"The Reverse Microwave" Edition"Dorito Flagor Blasts" Edition"The Fabulous Mrs. Marvel" Edition

Changes in musical direction have always  been a part of what Leprous are about. On the new album “Pitfalls” set for release on October 25th (check out our comprehensive review here), the Norwegians are taking it to new territories, with quite a departure from their previous effort, 2017’s “Malina”. Written during a time when front-man [...] The post LEPROUS Front-man EINAR SOLBERG Talks “Pitfalls” Album Direction: “We Still Have a Lot Of Guitars On It, We’re Just Using Them In a Different Way” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

HOME PARTY VS. HOTEL PARTY.... We Still Have 5 Ways To Get Paid!! How well do you know the TLC Compensation Plan? Listen to the BEST TLC Comp Plan presentations combined into one MASHUP! One presentation is done in a living room, and the other is in a hotel room. Leave a comment tell us your FAVORITE way to get paid! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlcibo-podcast/support

Behind The Music with Sonny King on We Still Have a Dream. Greensboro, NC. Producer and studio engineer Sonny King collaborates on a “music for love” charity project with Pietro Nannucci as a kick off for a US tour. Sonny is also working with other artists and publishing companies producing music from his studio. We also talked about Sync licensing and being more consistent in preparing for a music career that is driving revenue. https://www.avaliveradio.info/featured/sonny-king-and-pietro-nannucci --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Slate's Dahlia Lithwick reads her cover story from earlier this week, "It's All Too Much, and We Still Have to Care." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Slate's Dahlia Lithwick reads her cover story from earlier this week, "It's All Too Much, and We Still Have to Care." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's no episode to recap this week, so we decided to talk about “Bachelorette” firsts: the experience of being a first time viewer of the show, the significance of the first black Bachelorette, and what it’s like to be kicked off of the show on your very first night. Up first, we spoke to Charreah Jackson, senior editor at Essence, about her first time watching The Bachelorette -- which she’s doing this season. She’s written pieces like “We Still Have to Be Twice As Good: 4 Racial Reality Checks from The Bachelorette's Love Life” about the experience of watching the first black Bachelorette. Then, we talked to Rob Howard, who you may remember, vaguely, from your TV screen back in May. He was one of Rachel Lindsay’s suitors, and was eliminated on the very first night. Rob told us all about the anticlimactic experience of being a first-nighter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.