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Paul Moyer joins Wyman and Bob live for a look at the Mariners’ slow start that seems to be picking up, then they go over the pressure on Jadarian Price this season to produce, then in Whyman, Dave asks questions about Jeremiyah Love and Drake Maye with some interesting comments this offseason.

The Mariners start a 3-game series against the Royals tonight, Wyman & Bob go through the matchups and contemplate whether this is a series to gain ground in the division. // There have been many story lines about the Mariners so far this season, the guys go through Dave’s list and give us their take on each topic. // Take Two: According to ESPN, The Rams and Matthew Stafford have reached agreement on a one-year, $55 million extension. Earlier today The Bears reiterated that they plan to leave Chicago as they continue to look at building a stadium in suburban Illinois or Hammond, Indiana. // We go through some of the more interesting conversations from our other shows and let you know what we think about some of the other hosts takes. // There are a lot of dumb things said in the world of sports, Wyman & Bob go through some of them and give us the WHYMAN of the week! 

Dave, Lefko, and Ryan Rowland-Smith have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on Cal Raleigh’s first trip to the IL, the Mariners’ new six-man starting pitching rotation, and his expectations for the Seahawks in 2026, they get you ready for the Mariners’ weekend series against the Padres, and they hear why former Astros manager Dusty Baker thinks Jose Altuve doesn't deserve the hate in Whyman. 

Bob and Dave lay out their expectations for the Mariners’ inconsistent lineup in their weekend series against the White Sox, they look ahead to Emerson Hancock’s start in tonight's game, they discuss what kind of a player the Seahawks will get in Dante Fowler, and they hear about Sam Darnold’s boring offseason in Whyman! 

Bob and Dave are joined by Mr. Mariner himself Alvin Davis to discuss his history with the organization, his memories of playing in the Kingdome, and his current coaching role with the team, they get the inside scoop on the Royals from Jaylon Thompson of the Kansas City Star, and they hear Cal Raleigh discuss his “unique” gear in Whyman. 

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on the Mariners’ disappointing start to the season, Dan Wilson’s decision making, and the Seahawks biggest needs in the Draft, they break down how many games the Mariners should reasonably win in their six game homestand, and they hear former Chicago Bears tackle Kyle Long’s wild pre-draft meeting with Pete Carroll and Tom Cable in Whyman. 

Wyman & Bob give us their reaction to some of the comments from Seahawks GM John Schneider ahead of next week’s NFL Draft. // The guys give us their take as to how close the Seahawks roster is to being a Super Bowl contender again? // Emerson Hancock takes the mound for the Mariners tonight, Wyman & Bob give us their expectations for the Mariners starter tonight. // We hear a lot of interesting things throughout the week and it’s time to give you our WHYMAN of the week! 

Bob and Lefko have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on the Mariners slow start to the season, what he's seen from the starting pitchers, the Colt Emerson extension, and the Seahawks being selected for Hard Knocks, they hear what the other Seattle Sports hosts had to say about the Seahawks defense and the Mariners slow start in The Best of the Rest, and they hear what NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said about the possibility of replacement referees this season in Whyman! 

Many of us have cherished the romantic notion of planting a native wildflower meadow. In this episode, author Paula Whyman discusses the more complicated reality of restoring native meadows on her 200-acre Virginia mountaintop, and what her book Bad Naturalist teaches us about persistence, mistakes, and small wins. Join Paula, Lisa and Pam for a lively conversation about battling ecologically harmful plants and encouraging native favorites.

Paul Moyer joins the show for his weekly segment to talk about the Mariners loss, his love for Brendan Donovan, Logan Gilbert’s start, the Seahawks offseason, and much more. They highlight two Mariners who had big games on Opening Day. And make fun of some of the dumbest takes put out into the ether this week in WhyMan?

Fox Sport’s Tim Brando joins the show to talk about the ongoing NCAA Tournament, the state of college sports as a whole, and much more. They run through the Seattle Time’s All-Time Mariners team and debate who belongs among the best in team history. And they listen to the critics of the NBA’s expansion to Seattle in WhyMan?

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on his expectations for the Mariners heading into the season, as well as the players the Seahawks lost and acquired over the first week of NFL Free Agency, they discuss how the rest of Mariners Spring Training will be once everyone is back from the World Baseball Classic, and they look back on Mark DeRosa’s World Baseball Classic blunder in Whyman. 

Sjovt nok så handlede vores allerførste afsnit om Tid og Tidsrejser (29.01.2018). Og nu tager vi lige et deep-dive tilbage til selvsamme tema.Karina's noter til dagens afsnit:Tid - Målinger:Vi lever i en synkroniseret liv og tid er over det hel og en vigtig del af vores opfattelse af virkeligheden.Hvad er tid? Vi kan starte med hvordan man måler den: Med et ur.Et ur er en oscillator og noget der kan tælle svingningerne. Jo finere tidsinddelingen er, jo mere nøjagtigt kan uret være.Solen er en oscillator. Den går op og ned og vi er dem der tæller. Nøjagtighenden er 1 svingning per dag.Så opfandt vi pendul uret, hvor mekanik (tandhjul) tæller. Svært at bære rundt på og det skal trækkes op. Nøjagtighenden er ca. 1 svingning per sekund.Så opfandt vi Quartz uret. Her er det Quartz krystallen der svinger/vibrer/deformerer når den er udsat for en strøm.Her er det elektronik (digital logisk system) der tæller svingningerne. Nøjagtighed: 32 768 svingninger per sekund – approx. 10^(-13)Så kom atom uret: Cs atomer bruges her. "A Cæsium-133 atom has a ground state with a hyperfine structure, meaning the electron can have two slightly different energy levels based on whether its spin is aligned or anti-aligned with the nuclear spin.When hit with microwave radiation at the exact frequency of 9.192.631.770 Hz (cycles per second), the atoms transition between the lower state to the higher state. That gives us a way to tune the microwave radiation precisely and we can tune other light frequencies against that."Med andre ord så tæller uret 9 192 631 770 cycles/flips til at definere et sekund. Det giver en nøjagtihed på ~ 10^(-16). Vi er altså ude på det 16 decimal i vores nøjagtighed af sekundet.Dette er SI (International System of Units) definitionen af et sekund. I dag er international atomtid TAI (Temps Atomique International) givet ved middelvisningen af omkring 400 cæsiumure, der står på 50 nationale laboratorier rundt omkring i verden.Der er planer om at lave en ny SI definition af sekundet i 2030, hvor man vil bruge et andet atom der giver en bedre nøjagtighed. Det er der brug for. I dag i laboratorier måler man tid med en nøjagtighed på 18-20 decimaler, og så er det mærkeligt at sekundet er dårligere defineret. Det er her i 2026 at man vil beslutte sig for hvilket atom man så vil bruge. Det skal helst være et atom der har finstruktur hvor lyset skal have mange svingninger per sekund. En kandidat er 87^Sr som har 429000*10^9 svingninger per sekund. (Cs er 9GHz og Sr er 429 THz). En anden kandidat er Thorium: https://www.sciencealert.com/timekeeping-is-on-the-verge-of-a-giant-leap-in-accuracy-heres-whyMan bruger lasere til disse atom ure. Elerktroner er for store og klodsede til det. En nøjagtighed på 10^(-18) betyder at to urer der blev synkroniseret omkring 'the Big Bang' vil i dag kun være 1 sekund fra hinanden.Hver gang nøjagtigheden er blevet bedre, er der opstået nye anvendelser, som vi ikke anede, vi havde brug for.Rum - TidUniverset som helhed har en universel tid, som skrider fremad, efterhånden som rummet udvider sig, men der findes også et andet tidsbegreb, nemlig den lokale tid.Tiden løber ikke med samme samme hastighed alle steder. Du vil ikke selv mærke / måle det. Dit ur ser for dig altid ud til at gå rigtigt. Så uanset hvor i universet du sidder med dit Cs atom så giver den dig en tidsmåling som er korrekt (for dig).Der er 2 effekter:1) I et tyngdefelt: (gravitational time dilation)Den ene effekt af det her er når der er tyngdekraft. Når du er i tyngdefelt, er du er et sted hvor rummet er blevet bukket. Så løber tiden langsommere, end hvis du står et sted, hvor der ikke er blevet bukket. Altså, når jeg prøver at forestille mig det her, så lukker jeg øjnene og laver et billede i mit hoved. Jeg forestiller mig et stort netværk af af linjer. Nogen der går den ene vej og nogen der går på tværs, altså vinkelret på de første linier.Det er sådan et helt fint og ensartet net. Der er lige langt mellem hvert eneste krydspunkt. Sådan ser jeg nettet hele vejen ud til alle sider rundt om mig og hele vejen opad, fordi det faktisk ikke bare er et stykke papir. Det er faktisk et 3D objekt der går hele vejen op og ned også. Hele rummet er pænt og flot, fordi der er lige langt i mellem hvert eneste krydspunkt over det hele. Nu tager jeg og putter en masse ind et sted, og det vrider mine bitte små målestokke i mit fine spin. Nu er der ikke længere lige langt mellem krydspunkterne. Der er blevet hevet i det og nu er der længere imellem knudepunkterne.Mit fine net er ikke kun rum, det er også tid og min tid løber en bestemt afstand imellem 2 knudepunkter. Nu hvor mit net er blever forvrænget af massen er tiden også blevet forvrænget. Man kan sige at et sekund er længden mellem 2 knuder. For at gøre noget abstrakt og usynligt håndgribeligt. Tiden er en fysisk størrelse, og den hører sammen med rumtiden. Og min masse har ødelagt mit flotte fine netværk. Så er du der ikke lige langt imellem knuderne. Hvor massen har hevet i mit net og der er blevet længere imellem knuderne går tiden også langsommere. Du opdager det ikke, for dig er det normalt. Dig og dit Cs atom synes alt ser normalt ud. Men jeg kigger udefra på dig, og det ligner at du bevæger dig i slow motion.En samling masse, som fx. Jorden bukker altså rum-tiden og skaber hvad vi normalt kalder et tyngdefelt. I et tyngdefelt går tiden langsommere. Det vil sige at på jorden går tiden langsommere i en dal end på en bjergtinde.2) Når man bevæger sig går ens ur også langsommere: (Relativistic time dilation)Tiden går også langsommere når man bevæger sig. Især tæt på lysets hastighed ser man en stor forskel.Når ens tid går langsommere er det ikke noget man kan mærke. Det er fordi set indefra løber tiden altid lige hurtigt. Det er først når vi sammenligner vores ure at man kan se at tiden ikke løb lige hurtigt over det hele.GPS-systemer er baseret på satellitter, der suser rundt om Jorden med høj fart. De bestemmer din position ud fra tidsmålinger med atomure i fire satellitter 20.200 km over jordoverfladen.Tiden går langsommere for disse satellitter, end den gør for menneskene på Jorden. Det har man måttet kompensere for. GPS-systemet har derfor en indbygget relativistisk korrektion, så man undgår fejlmålinger.Uden korrektion ville positionsmålingerne efter bare én dag skyde omkring 10 kilometer forkert.Videnskab.dk har flere artikler om tid. Her er en af dem:https://videnskab.dk/naturvidenskab/tiden-gaar-eller-goer-denAt Rejse i tidenMan kan udnytte den relativistiske tids-udviddelse til at lave Tidsrejser (kun fremad):Man kan rejse frem i tiden, ved at rejse i et rumskib tæt på lysets hastighed og dermed sænke tidens hastighed for en selv. Når man kommer tilbage til Jorden er der gået mange flere år end man selv har oplevet i sit rumskib. Man har så rejst frem i tiden. Men der er ikke nogen måde at rejse tilbage i tiden på.Er tidsrejser mulige?Det er stadigvæk op til diskussion om tidsrejser er muligt. De fysiske love der beskriver vores verden giver ikke et endegyldigt svar.Fysikken beskriver virkeligheden, og med de her fysiske love kan man forudsige hvad der sker. Det er fordi naturen følger nogle love. Men de her love er ikke nogen der definerer hvad virkeligheden er. De beskriver virkeligheden, og de beskriver virkeligheden inden for den afgrænsning de kan. Det er matematiske formler, som beskriver din virkelighed. I disse matematiske formler, er der overhovedet ingenting, der siger, at man ikke må rejse tiden. Man kommer lidt i problemer fordi man skal bruge negativ energi som er noget der måske ikke eksisterer. Man kan godt komme til at misforstå dette, fordi de er så gode til at beskrive vores virkelighed. Så kan man godt komme til at tro at man kan rejse tiden fordi at lovene ikke modsiger det. Det er ikke nødvendigvis rigtigt. Når man har et sæt love, så skal man sætte afgrænsningsbetingelser (boundery conditions), og der mangler man egentlig bare at skrive: Gælder for t> 0. Det er der ingen der har gjort. Det er fordi at vi aldrig nogensinde er kommet derud, hvor at vi har udfordret. Vi har ikke rejst til tiden. (Altså ud over den naturlige fremad).Lovene beskriver virkeligheden, som vi kender den. Og det kan jo meget godt lige pludselig være at man finder ud af et eller andet. Det sker jo indenfor videnskaben. Du har brug for noget negativ energi og du har brug for altså alle mulige ting som vi ikke engang ved om eksisterer for at kunne gøre det. Men så ville man kunne. Hvis nu at vi går tilbage til det store net med knudepunkter. Så har man en ide om at man ved hjælp af stor masse (altså sorte huller) kan fordreje det hele og få det til at så altså lave et langt overflødighedshorn. Hornets spids skal så ramme ned hvor at det det også starter. På den måde kan man lave en krumning i tid, som kunne bruges til tidsrejser. Alt sammen stadigvæk fantasier.Man skal rejse både i Tid og i Rum, ellers er Jorden et andet sted.Tidsrejse paradokserBedstefar paradokset: hvis man kommer tilbage og møder sin bedstefar og slår ham ihjel. Hvad sker der så med en selv? -fordi du levede jo aldrig, så derfor så kunne du ikke rejse tilbage i tiden.Bootstrap Paradox (Ontological Paradox): An object or piece of information is sent back in time, becoming the cause of itself. For example, a time traveler gives Shakespeare a copy of his own plays. The question arises: who actually wrote the plays?Predestination Paradox (Closed Loop): A traveler goes back in time to prevent an event, but their actions in the past are actually what cause that event to happen in the first place.The "Writer" Paradox: A traveler brings a book back in time and gives it to the author before it is written. The book exists in an endless loop with no original author.Hitler Paradox: A common variant of the Grandfather Paradox where a traveler goes back to kill a historical figure like Hitler, but in doing so, eliminates the reason for their own future mission, creating a contradictionOfte er løsningen af disse paradokser at der er parallel universer, og at man derfor ikke forhindrede sin egen fødsel, men fødsel af en variant af en selv i et paralel univers.Hvis Vi skulle bygge en tidsmaskine:En tidsrejsemaskine er nok ikke en æske du sætter dig ind i. Det er nok heller ikke et rumskib der sætter dig ind i. Derimod er det nok mere som at lave et Anker i rumtiden og lave halvdelen af en bro.Så skal den 2. Halvdel laves fra fremtiden af.Man kan så ikke rejse længere tilbage i tiden end da broen blev bygget fra nutidens side af. Og man kan ikke rejse længere frem i tiden end til der hvor den anden ende af broen er blevet bygget.Lad os sige at vi laver broen nu. Vi har nu fundet det her mærkelige materiale vi skal bruge. Sådan noget negativ energi og noget alt muligt eksotisk, som vi har været ude på den anden kant af universet. Og så laver vi simpelthen en bro (måske er port et bedre billede) Vi åbner en port i rummet, og den ene halvdel har vi lavet. Der er åbent hele vejen igennem, men den anden halvdel er lavet fra fremtidens side af. Så kan man så kun rejse imellem de 2 tidspunkter.Altså du kan ikke så pludselig sige: "Nu vil jeg gerne rejse længere tilbage." Jamen, det kan du ikke, fordi der var broen endnu ikke lavet.En ny og anderledes måde at kigge på Tid:A physicist has proposed a mind-bending new idea: what if time, not space, is the true foundation of our universe—and not just one direction of time, but three? According to Gunther Kletetschka from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, time may have three dimensions, while space could simply be a byproduct. Instead of the classic four-dimensional spacetime we've long accepted, this theory envisions reality built on a six-dimensional fabric: three time dimensions and three space dimensions.Think of it like a painting: traditional physics says space is the canvas and time flows across it. Kletetschka flips that—time is the canvas, and space is just the paint. His work builds on previous theories that explored three-dimensional time but were mostly theoretical. His version, however, claims to make real-world predictions, including accurately calculating the masses of known particles like electrons and quarks.Three-dimensional time means there could be other “directions” of time—like stepping sideways into a different outcome of the same day, rather than just moving forward. But don't worry: Kletetschka's model still respects cause and effect. He believes this idea could even help scientists finally unify quantum mechanics and gravity into a long-sought “theory of everything.”While intriguing, it's worth noting that this theory hasn't yet been widely accepted. It was published in a lower-profile journal and hasn't undergone rigorous peer validation. But if it holds up, it could completely reshape how we think about the universe—and ourselves.Three-Dimensional Time: A Mathematical Framework for Fundamental PhysicsReports in Advances of Physical Sciences 2025 09 10.1142/S2424942425500045https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202507.0410/v1Time Crystals:Time crystals are similar to regular crystals in that they are based on structures of atoms that repeat. Rather than repeating across three dimensions of space, these ones change in a set pattern over time. Så en Tids-Krystal står of skifter mellem 2 forskellige tilstande.Først forudsagt at de skulle eksistere i 2012. Først opdaget i 2016.Og nu har man lavet en, som er så stor at man kan se den.https://www.sciencealert.com/world-first-physicists-created-a-time-crystal-that-we-can-actually-seehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z4dY6qVrxoSubjektive opfattelse af tid:Tid kan føles som om den går hurtigt og langsomt.References:https://www.sciencealert.com/timehttps://videnskab.dk/naturvidenskab/hvad-er-tid/Ubegribeligt: Podcast DR . Afsnit om tid:https://www.dr.dk/lyd/p1/ubegribeligt/ubegribeligt-2025/tid-genbesoegt-11162505177

Seahawks Pregame and Postgame Host Paul Moyer joins the show to talk about Mariners spring training and how the front office should be looking ahead to the trade deadline to find the final piece, he talks about the Mariners prospects he has enjoyed seeing, Julio hopefully getting off to a hot start to the season, and what he has thought about the Seahawks free agency decisions so far. // Wyman & Bob go through ESPN’s new Top 100 players in baseball list and give their thoughts on where some of the Mariners were ranked. // A lot of people say some crazy things online and on TV, we give you our favorites in our WHYMAN of the week! 

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on how the NFL Combine has changed, which position the Seahawks need to address in the 2026 Draft, and his excitement for the start of the Mariners season, they break down how the Seahawks organization scored on the NFLPA report cards, and they hear John Lynch discuss whether the electrical substation conspiracy theory is affecting free agents wanting to play for the 49ers in Whyman! 

Dave and Lefko celebrate the return of baseball following the Mariners first game of Spring Training, they discuss what they are most excited to see heading into opening day, they break down what a full season of Josh Naylor means for the Mariners clubhouse, and they hear Adam Silver continue to dangle NBA expansion in front of Seattle in Whyman. 

Bob and Dave are joined by former Seahawks DE Cliff Avril live at Radio Row to get his thoughts on Super Bowl LX and what he’s seen from Nick Emmanwori this season, they talk to former tight end Luke Wilson about his Super Bowl experience and his expectations for Sunday, they bring you the latest on the Seahawks and Patriots injury reports, and they hear some terrible questions asked to Mike Macdonald, John Schneider, and Patriots HC Mike Vrabel during the lead up to the big game in Whyman! 

Bob and Lefko have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on what he’s expecting to see from the Seahawks and Patriots in Super Bowl LX, Riq Woolen's controversial taunting penalty in the NFC Championship, and Klint Kubiak’s future in the NFL, they break down whether this young Seahawks team will be able to handle the off field chaos of the Super Bowl, and they hear a wild take about the Seahawks having an easy schedule this season in Whyman! 

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on what the Seahawks  have changed since their last two game against the Rams and what they need to do to win the big NFC Championship game, they discuss what the Seahawks defense needs to do to shut down the Rams tight ends on Sunday, and they hear why Cam Newton isn’t a fan of Sam Darnold during big moments in Whyman! 

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on the Seahawks Divisional Round rematch against the 49ers and what the future holds for offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, they break down how much of an impact Seahawks QB Sam Darnold’s oblique injury could have on the game, and they hear Broncos head coach Sean Payton be a jerk to a report in Whyman! 

Bob and Lefko have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on his immaculate prediction for the final games of the Seahawks season, where the Seahawks run game is at as they prepare for a playoff run, and what the future holds for Klint Kubiak, they hear MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred discuss some of the biggest issues facing baseball today in Sweeping the Dial, and they react to Demond Williams’ shocking return to UW in Whyman! 

Mike Lefko and Bryan Walters are joined by Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on how the Seahawks defense stacks up against the 49ers offense and what he expects to see from Jaxon Smith-Njigba this weekend, they break down how concerning the Seahawks slow offensive starts have been over the past five games, and they hear Lamar Jackson react to the reports of his work ethic and relationship to the Raven organization in Whyman! 

Bob and Dave break down whether the Seahawks have fixed their run game after their win over the Rams, they revisit their predictions for the Seahawks primetime game in Call It Now, they try to figure out what happened to the Seahawks secondary last night, and they hear Puka Nacua call out NFL referees in Whyman! 

Paul Moyer joins the show to preview the Hawks game against the Colts, talk about the 44 year old Phillip Rivers coming back to the NFL after a five year hiatus, the Hawks elite special teams unit, and much more. They talk about why this weekend offers Sam Darnold the opportunity to take a big step forward in the passing game. And they hear Buccaneers HC Todd Bowles crash out after their loss to the Falcons on TNF in WhyMan?

Paul Moyer joins the show to reflect on the Seahawks dominant win over the Vikings. The defense was great but the offense was lacking. Pual dives into the challenges the Falcons defense presents which is comparable to the Vikings. Stopping the Falcons run game is key and the Seahawks safeties will be a big component. // Julian Love is set to make his return from injury this Sunday. Bob & Bryan go through what they are expecting out of him in his first game back. // We give you our WHYMAN of the Week! 

Meet the newest member of the staff as Nick Whyman joins 93.7 The Ticket.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Bob and Brady Henderson have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on the impressive effort from the Seahawks defense in their loss to the Rams, what he hopes to see from Sam Darnols and the Seahawks offense this weekend against the Titans, the legacy of Kenny Easley, and the Mariners resigning of Josh Naylor, they hear what some national voices said about the Seahawks tough week eleven loss to the Rams, and they react to Puka Nacua taking a shot at Sam Darnold and Geno Smith’s tough season in Whyman! 

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on the Seahawks pivotal matchup against the Rams, how the Seahawks run game has evolved this season, and Mariners superstar Cal Raleigh losing the AL MVP, they give their report cards for Grey Zabel, Nick Emmanwori, Elijah Arroyo, and the rest of the Seahawks 2025 rookie class, and they hear how Russell Wilson reacted to being benched by the Jets in Whyman! 

Lefko and Bryan Walters look at where the Seahawks sit in the current NFL playoff picture, they discuss who they’ll be rooting for in the World Series, they look at how the Seahawks 2025 class have rookies have performed so far, and they hear why one New York radio host call the Mariners a joke of a franchise in Whyman! 

Paul Moyer joins the show as he does every week to talk about the city’s big weekend. They highlight the starting pitching matchups, battle through phone issues, and talk about the upcoming Seahawks 50th anniversary celebration. They talk about their confidence level in this Mariners team, and which is stronger, the lineup or the pitching staff? And they talk about some of the most outrageous takes of the week in WhyMan?

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on the final games of the Mariners season, his excitement for the playoff run, Cal Raleigh’s MVP hopes, and the Seahawks Thursday Night win against the Cardinals, they hear what Leonard Williams said about the Seahawks road success under Mike Macdonald in Sweeping the Dial, and they react to Richard Sherman saying the Legion of Boom carried Russell Wilson in Whyman! 

Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks Linebacker Derick Hall to discuss what he’s learning in his second year in Mike Macdonald’s defense, they have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on his anticipation for the Mariners momentous series against the Astros and his hopes for the Seahawks week three matchup against the Saints, they hear Gerald McCoy make an insane prediction for DK Metcalf in Whyman, and they wrap up the week by reading your mean texts! 

Paul Moyer joins the show to give a health update after two nights of cardiac Mariner baseball, talk about the M’s upcoming road trip, how they would line up the M’s rotation for a playoff series, preview the Seahawks game against the Steelers and much more. They talk about Josh Naylor’s importance to the ball club since coming over at the trade deadline and react to Jerry Dipoto’s comments on trying to extend Josh before the end of the season. And they lament the rise of streaming services in this weeks edition of WhyMan?

Bob and Dave look ahead at the Seahawks 2025 schedule to make their game by game picks, they break down where the Seahawks stand in the NFC West heading into the regular season, they make their predictions for the Seahawks week one matchup against the 49ers, they hear Jalen Carter’s explanation for spitting on Dak Prescott in Whyman, and they wrap up the week by reading your mean texts! 

Bob and Dave react to Mike Macdonald announcing the starting offensive line for the Seahawks. They talk about Victor Robles’s suspension being reduced to seven games and preview the upcoming Mariners series against the Guardians. They talk about a Mariner working his way back from injury and the Astro’s upcoming schedule in Take Two. Comedian Chris Porter joins the program to promote his shows this weekend at the Tacoma Comedy Club. And they hear some of the worst takes of the week in WhyMan?

Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks Guard Grey Zabel to get his thoughts on his first preseason games in the NFL and what he’s learned from the joint practices with the Packers, they give their predictions for the Mariners series against the Athletics in Call It Now, they look at where the Mariners stand in the AL West and MLB Playoff race, and they hear about how Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is handling all the Micah Parsons trade drama in Whyman! 

A plan's been laid out for potential dental reforms to address New Zealanders' poor oral health. New Zealand Dental Association data shows one in three Kiwis have untreated tooth decay. Its policy roadmap for the next five years includes expanding community water fluoridation, introducing a sugary drink levy, and including oral care into our universal health coverage. Dental Policy Director Robin Whyman told Mike Hosking the big issue with the workforce shortage is distribution. He says that big urban centres, particularly in Auckland, have very good coverage, but in provincial areas there's a much lower number of dentists and as a result, rural New Zealanders can struggle to get access. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former MLB GM Jim Bowden joins Wyman & Bob to break down the Mariners new and improved lineup after the trade deadline, including how they’re set up for a playoff run, they sort through all the questions surrounding the Mariners postseason rotation, along with expectations for Bryce Miller’s return, and Marshawn Lynch is the focus of this week’s Whyman

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on how the Seahawks offense looked in their preseason matchup against the Raiders and the Mariners extra innings walk off win over the White Sox, they relive Pete Carroll crashing John Schneider's pregame radio interview in Sweeping the Dial, and they hear what Jerry Jones had to say about the Micah Parsons trade drama in Whyman. 

Wyman & Bob talk about the NFL Super Bowl ticket scandal which saw 100 players selling their tickets for over face value and their observations from today’s practice at the VMAC before sitting down with Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet // Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet joins Wyman & Bob to talk about this new Seahawks offense and the differences in the run game. He dives in his physical style of play and loves running people over as a running back. How did Zach prepare in the offseason? // From comments by Jerry Jones on the Micah Parsons contract talks, to Dee Strange-Gordon’s wild conspiracy theory about the MLB, we give you our WHYMAN of the week. 

Wyman & Bob break down how the Mariners were able to have their worst loss of the season, losing 6-5 to the Yankees after Bryan Woo took a no-hitter into the 8th inning. Munoz was apparently tipping his pitches in the 9th inning that led to the Yankees tying the game. // Take Two: Julio Rodriguez announced that he will not be participating in the All-Star game, and Randy Arozarena has been named his replacement. Chargers running back Najee Harris sustained an eye injury from a firework at a 4th of July event. // We give you the second part of our interview with comedian Jeremy Piven. He explains how he was able to acquire the language skills to play each role well, he wanted to stay in the character’s mindset through the whole process. He also talks about some actors that helped him in his career. // We give you our WHYMAN of the week & your Mean Texts!

Hosts Fran Chismar and Tom Knezick connect with Paula Whyman (Author of Bad Naturalist) to talk about creating change and finding ecological peace. Topics include collecting professional advice, figuring out the best place to start a project, understanding the historical context of your ecological restoration, and of course, favorite native plants.  Music by Egocentric Plastic Men, Outro music by Dave Bennett. Follow Paula Whyman Here. Have a question or a comment?  Call (215) 346-6189. Follow Native Plants Healthy Planet – Website / Instagram / Facebook / YouTube Follow Fran Chismar Here. Buy a T-shirt, spread the message, and do some good. Visit Old store Here. Visit New store Here!

Shannon Drayer has her weekly conversations with Mariners Catcher Cal Raleigh to discuss what it feels like being the MLB Home Run leader, what the national attention on him has been like, and how his hitting mindset has evolved this season, Bob and Dave hear Aaron Rodgers’ surprising post football plans in Whyman, and they wrap up the week by reading your mean texts!  

Dave and Lefko are joined by Seahawks Reporter John Boyle to discuss what the Seahawks 2025 NFL Draft Room was like and what he’s seen so far at Seahawks OTAs, they look at how much Sam Darnold could help the Seahawks run game, they break down how hard it can be for a quarterback to connect with new teammates and a new system, and they hear Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh and pitcher Logan Gilbert answer questions about each other with a lie detector in Whyman! 

Again and again, as I was reading the recent book “Bad Naturalist” by Paula Whyman, I kept thinking: Good thing I only have a couple of acres of land. Whyman tackled 200 acres on a Virginia mountaintop, dreaming of reshaping... Read More ›

What does it really mean to restore the land, and where do you even begin when faced with the complexity of ecological repair?In episode 181 of the Outdoor Minimalist podcast, I'm joined by Paula Whyman, author of Bad Naturalist, to explore what happens when one person takes on the challenge of rewilding a landscape and the lessons learned along the way. She is also the author of the award-winning short story collection You May See a Stranger. Her work has appeared in The Washington Post, The American Scholar, and more. In her new book and this conversation, Paula shares the real-world realities of restoring damaged ecosystems — complete with unexpected surprises, setbacks, and personal growth.But this isn't just a story about managing hundreds of acres. It's about recognizing that anyone can reconnect with nature and make a difference, no matter where they live. Whether it's a backyard garden, a city balcony, or a patch of lawn, restoration and rewilding can begin wherever you are.And I think this conversation lands at just the right time. In a world where we're constantly bombarded by bad news, it's easy to feel powerless, when my anxiety spikes, my therapist likes to remind me to focus on what I can control. Paula's story is a reminder of that, too — of the simple, tangible things we can tend to our own lives and communities. It's a hopeful, inspiring conversation to carry with you into spring and summer as we all look for ways to reconnect with the natural world and spark a little joy close to home.INSTAGRAM: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠WEBSITE: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YOUTUBE: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdoorminimalist⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LISTENER SURVEY: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://forms.gle/jd8UCN2LL3AQst976⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠---------------Paula WhymanBad Naturalist: https://paulawhyman.com/bad-naturalist/Website: https://paulawhyman.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulawhymanauthor/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-whyman-62a9956/Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/paulawhyman.bsky.social

Rangers TV and Radio Play-by-Play broadcaster Jared Sandler joins Wyman and Bob at Edgar’s Cantina to bond with Bob over their mutual hatred of the Astro’s, talk about the Rangers Pitching staff, Julio’s Superstardom, and much, much more. They talk about John Schneider’s comments from yesterday’s show about how important it is to make sure the whole front office is on the same page heading into the draft. And they talk about some of the biggest knuckleheads from this past week in sports in WhyMan?

Seahawks GM John Schneider is investing a lot into the development of their current offensive linemen, how risky is that compared to going after proven veterans in the free agent market or the draft? // WHYMAN: From Dan Patrick pushing back on international games for MLB season openers to DK Metcalf yelling at Ryan Grubb, we give you our nominees for WHYMAN of the week! // It’s your turn to take the shots! We read your messages in Mean Texts! 

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Mariners’ skipper Dan Wilson joins Wyman and Bob live from Peoria to talk about his first Spring Training as a manager, his managing philosophy, his excitement for the upcoming season, and more. Bryce Miller stops by to chat about his robust pitching arsenal, what makes his pitches unique, his relationship with Cal Raleigh, and much more. And they hear some scorching hot takes from two 49’ers cornerbacks in WhyMan?