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Wizard Highschool Musical part 6 of 6. Umbrelei's gone mad with power, yo! It's up to Azataz, Mr Backsweat and an unlikely ally to put a stop to her rampage before she takes over the whole world!Cast (in order of appearance)Umbrelei the Prom Queen - ⁠⁠Krissi WilliamsCheerleader 1 (Emily) - ⁠⁠Taylor ArinAzataz the Wize - ⁠⁠Chris BausoMr Backsweat - Ben MillsThe Deej - ⁠DJ Reed⁠⁠Double Fucker - ⁠⁠AJ DeLong⁠Darlene the Spectacular - ⁠⁠Gabriel BCheerleader 2 (Charlotte) - ⁠⁠Emily Morse-Lee⁠⁠Cheerleader 3 (Gabby) - ⁠⁠Allison Allender⁠⁠Cheerleader 4 (Tiffany) - TalieeCheerleader 5 (Ariel) - Ace D WizardQuidzel the Exquisite - ⁠⁠Squid LudwigProfessor Witchlady - ⁠⁠Jess McCoyHeadmaster Dumblesnatch - ⁠⁠Scott R McKinleyProfessor Swampass - ⁠⁠AJ FidalgoMs Loretta - Chris BausoPA Orb Announcer (Mr Howard) - ⁠M Jeffrey HowardOrgonoth the Awful - ⁠⁠Paul HikariLady Friends - Jess McCoyBaby Goblin Jesus - TalieeBully Character - Ace D WizardAlso featuring Frankie Vega, DJ Reed, DT Carel, Devin Keister and Patrick Poulson as ExtrasEpisode artwork by Ben MillsWHSM Logo designed by Jeff PenningtonPreproduction Assembly by Patrick PoulsonSpecial thanks to the Story Squires Writing Club for writing assistance, feedback & peerless critique of this story!Songs used: Phantom Funhouse Creative Cut & Curious Capers- Adam Dib ; Quiet and Falling & Anxiety- Lena Raine ; Megablast, Skinner, & - Equip & FM Skyline ; The Legend of Ninetales- PMD Rescue Team DX OST ; Spherical Floating Garden (Neggy Gemmy Remix)- Equip ; Hip Shoppe, Dating Tense!, Dating Start! & Dating Fight!- Toby Fox ; Time Gear, Palkia's Onslaught & Temporal Tower- PMD Explorers Remastered ; John Madden Football '93 (Genesis) Title Screen Theme ; Juicy Streets- Nenor ; Rival's Theme- Pokemon FRLG OSTBackground Ambiences by Michael Ghelfi'Forever and Ever Together' was arranged by Skyler Giordano, with lyrics by Chris Bauso and vocals by Chris Bauso'The Instructional Dance' was arranged by Skyler Giordano, with lyrics by Chris Bauso and vocals by Jon Anderson & Ben Mills'WHSM End Credits Theme' is a parody of the song 'Grease' by Frankie Valli, used fairly under the Copyright Act in Section 107, with rearrangement by Skyler Giordano, lyrics by Chris Bauso and vocals by Chris Bauso & Tanya MaksoodSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nick Wize and Tim Barnard pack another edition of The Nick Wize Show with plenty of Tampa Bay sports talk, starting with bold Buccaneers “Don't Be Surprised If…” predictions and listener takes before discussing David Walker hype and Nick's cautious approach to overwhelmingly positive camp reports. The guys then turn to the Rays, breaking down their struggles at Globe Life Field, debating Freddy Peralta vs. Shane McClanahan, and asking where Tampa's attention should be this weekend. Plus, it's 10 Minutes of Football with season-record predictions for Florida, Florida State and USF, the first “Nick's Picks” of the college football season, and a look ahead to the biggest storylines Nick and Tim expect to be talking about on Tuesday.

Before Tim met Ed Chan in 2019, hiring at his firm worked the way it does inmost firms. Someone said "we need more staff," so they threw more bodies at the problem. No structure, no org chart, no way of knowing whether anyone was in the right seat. Then he and Ed spent five hours mapping every person in the firm, strength by strength, weakness by weakness, and placing each one in position.That exercise is what this episode is about. Wize mentor Tim walks through how firm owners can answer two questions that sound like one: is this the right person, and are they in the right seat? The answer applies equally to lastmonth's hire and to the team member you promoted three years ago.You'll learn:✅ Why the capacity planner is where every seat decision has to start✅ How write-offs and productivity numbers expose who is too slow for their role✅ The resource mix problem that keeps work stuck even when capacity looks fine✅ When a client manager genuinely needs a production manager beside them✅ Why two complementary people in the right seats beat one unicorn every time✅ The 3-times rule for telling incompetence apart from inexperience✅ How clear outcomes let you judge any seat within 30 to 60 daysEvery firm owner gets a seat wrong eventually. Tim has, Jamie has, Ed has. The difference is having a system that catches it in weeks and fills that seat with the right person the next time.This is a visual walkthrough, so if you want to see inside the WizeHub as Tim clicks through each section, tune in to the episode on YouTube.________________  PS: Whenever you're ready… here are the fastest 4 ways we can help you fix and grow your accounting firm:   1. Download our famous Wize Freedom Map for FREE - Find out the 101 projects every firm owner must implement to build a $5M+ firm that can run without them - Download here 2. Need to hire right now? Book a 1:1 FREE discovery call with our WizeTalent hiring coaches to help find your next team member the Wize Way – Click Here 3. Work with Jamie and our mentors for 8 weeks - Build a custom business plan for your firm - Apply here

Nick Wize and Tim Barnard cover a little bit of everything on another jam-packed edition of The Nick Wize Show, opening with Jared Stillman having his Titans credentials revoked and defending his honesty with Cam Ward before turning to the Rays' chances of winning the division and hearing a wide range of confidence levels from Tampa Bay fans; Pewter Report's Matt Matera joins to break down the Buccaneers' defense, deepest position groups, the health of Jalen McMillan and Emeka Egbuka, and the latest Baker Mayfield contract chatter, while Nick puts Tim to the test guessing the NFL's top WR rooms. The guys also debate Lane Kiffin vs. Jon Sumrall, football in the heat versus the cold, the Patriots' unique kicking-game tactic, the SEC's battle with LSU over former NFL players returning to college, and their identical worst-to-first NFL picks before Nick sits down with Florida starting center Harrison Moore to discuss the Gators' offense, Jon Sumrall, Aaron Philo, Tom Petty and Georgia hate. The show wraps with recapping the Harrison Moore interview, a Tampa Gator Club plug, a wild Buccaneer John call, and a preview of tomorrow's College Football Playoff discussion featuring Florida, FSU and USF.

Pup talks about becoming the leading vote-getter to captain the 2026 USF Bulls, including the emotional moment he called his dad to share the news. He also gives us an inside look at the Bulls' wide receiver room, the impact of defensive coordinator Josh Aldridge, and which defensive teammates are standing out heading into the season. Pup breaks down how USF is preparing for FIU, what makes Army such a unique challenge, and what he thinks of the massive QB JJ Kohl. Plus, he opens up about his relationship with USF legend Derrick Brooks. An inside conversation with one of the leaders of the 2026 Bulls!

Nick Wize and Tim Barnard cover a loaded Wednesday edition of The Nick Wize Show, reacting to Todd Bowles naming inside linebacker as the Buccaneers' deepest position group, discussing the latest with Emeka Egbuka and Jalen McMillan, and breaking down Caden Fordham's surprising 24-hour journey from making the 53-man roster to being released. The guys also tackle their 2026 college football predictions for the most overrated and underrated teams, National Champion, Coach of the Year and Heisman winner, play College Football Price Is Right with The Drive producer Chris Mathis, and welcome Bucs radio voice Tony Castricone to discuss Week 1, injuries and Tampa Bay's roster. Plus, Nick and Tim debate Freddy Peralta's recent dominance, Patrick Zalupski's plans to make the Rays a bigger-spending franchise, whether fans will pay more for that investment, Richard Sherman's belief that the Bucs could run away with the NFC South, and some of the most forgettable player-team combinations in NFL history.

It's a jam-packed edition of The Nick Wize Show as Nick Wize breaks down what Todd Bowles must accomplish to call 2026 a successful season, with passionate Bucs fans calling and texting their own lofty expectations for the head coach. Nick and Producer Tim also debate which Florida football team has the most excitement heading into the 2026 season, examine whether Jon Sumrall's criticism of 12 men on the field was a subtle shot at Billy Napier in addition to FSU, and Nick and Tim close the show by debating Tim's decision to draft the Rams defense in Round 8 of the iHeart Radio fantasy football draft, Tarik Skubal taking his espresso maker from the Tigers clubhouse, and why Jason Licht ultimately cut Jack Pyburn.

Nick Wize is back from vacation with a jam-packed show covering the biggest Tampa Bay sports storylines, including his excitement over the Rays securing their future in the area and the debate over whether their stadium victory and Padres sweep belong among the greatest moments in franchise history; Nick and Tim also examine surprising Buccaneers roster decisions, from Chris Braswell being cut to Jalon Daniels earning the No. 2 QB job over Jake Browning, Ayden Garnes' remarkable underdog story, and whether Daniels should ever be called upon if Baker Mayfield struggles, before comparing Todd Bowles' job security to Mike Norvell's at Florida State and digging into an NFL-wide list of bold 2026 predictions.

A historic Friday on The Nick Wize Show as Rock Riley fills in for Nick Wize and takes listeners through one of the biggest days in Tampa Bay sports! With the Bucs closing out the preseason against Jacksonville, Rock debates which players—including Ted Hurst and Chris Braswell—have the most to gain or lose, while the Rays stadium vote takes center stage as fans call and text with excitement, skepticism, hope, and questions about the future of the franchise and stars like Junior Caminero. Rock and Tim discuss the potential consequences if the stadium deal had fallen apart and the Rays' playoff and World Series chances before the Hillsborough County Commissioners officially deliver a 5-2 victory for the new stadium! Ken Hagan joins the celebration to discuss how the deal got done and when the groundbreaking can really happen, while Rock and TKras close out the show by remembering all the stadium heartbreak, failed proposals, and even the possibility of Montreal before reflecting on how the new ownership group accomplished in just 10 months what the previous ownership never could: getting Tampa Bay one giant step closer to a brand-new home for the Rays!

Rock Riley takes over The Nick Wize Show and covers everything Tampa Bay sports, from the Buccaneers' preseason and Jalon Daniels' surprising rise to the roster, Ronde Barber's praise for young players like Dean Patterson and David Walker, and the latest on Reuben Bain. Rock and Tim also welcome Tony Castricone for an inside look at the Bucs, discuss his path to the broadcast booth, and revisit the Vita Vea saga before Rock takes a deeper look at what Tom Brady meant to the franchise and connects the conversation to Week 0 college football. The show wraps with a Rays-Padres preview, weekend pitching matchups, and Rock putting the brakes on any World Series talk with plenty of baseball still left to play.

Rock Riley fills in for Nick Wize for a packed edition covering the latest from the Buccaneers, Rays and college football, beginning with Tim Barnard's return from Maine and the fallout from an ugly Bucs-Jaguars joint practice where Tampa Bay's offense managed just one first down, Chris Godwin called out the team's effort, Yaya Diaby made plays against Trevor Lawrence and Vita Vea impressed in his return to 11-on-11 work. Rock and Tim debate Jalon Daniels' roster future and whether his talent is enough to make the 53-man roster, while also hearing from callers and texters about his QB3 case. Rock is joined by Aileen Hnatiuk and Logan Robinson for additional Bucs insight, including Tristan Wirfs' status and Vita's new contract, before shifting to the Rays' playoff outlook, their recent wins and success against Framber Valdez, the Tigers' six-game losing streak, and which teams Tampa Bay fans fear most in October. The show also tackles the Big Ten's unanimous decision to ban former NFL players from returning to its programs, the potential legal fallout, the intriguing financial choice between an NFL practice squad and returning to college, Week 0 with Bill Belichick and FSU, and the latest Jed York situation.

Nick Wize dives into the latest college football and NFL crossover that has players exploring a return to college. How is this possible—and where does the NCAA go from here?

It's another jam-packed Football Friday as Nick Wize gets Tampa Bay ready for the Bucs' preseason opener, spotlighting Ted Hurst, the secondary competition and the players listeners are most excited to watch. Nick also discusses the Rays living rent free in the minds of New York media, Tampa Bay's winning record against the Yankees, Steven Matz's incredible turnaround, and his recent dominant stretch. The show features the continuing Jayden Daniels No. 5 saga, Tim's “coach speak” when asked which Bucs players he's watching, a close Price Is Right showdown with Chris Mathis, plenty of listener texts, and a funny call. Plus, Nick and Rock Riley close things out by previewing tonight's Bucs game before Rock takes over hosting duties—and Tim's controversial dislike of the LLWS remains the day's biggest hot take.

Have you ever lost a great team member out of nowhere, with no warning signs and no explanation that made sense?In this episode, Raul takes us inside the Wize Hub for a full walkthrough of the tools built to stop that from happening. From the team NPS to the career and energy audits, he shows how firm owners can get a true 360 view of how their people are really feeling, long before a resignation letter lands on the desk.You'll learn:✅ How to track your team NPS monthly and what the score is actually telling you✅ How the career audit uses AI to identify whether someone is a Grinder, Minder or Finder, and whether they're in the right seat✅ Why the energy audit and life wheel help employees feel valued, especially in remote teams✅ How the different access levels keep sensitive information private until an employee chooses to share it✅ How to build a complete staff profile covering strengths, weaknesses, revenue capacity, and your ideal charge rateRaul shares a real client story about a firm owner who kept training great people only to watch them leave, and how one small change turned that pattern around.If you've ever assumed your team was fine because nobody said otherwise, this episode is your reminder that the problems you can't see are the ones that cost you the most.This is a visual walkthrough, so if you want to see inside the Wize Hub as Raul clicks through each section, tune in to the episode on YouTube.________________  PS: Whenever you're ready… here are the fastest 4 ways we can help you fix and grow your accounting firm:   1. Download our famous Wize Freedom Map for FREE - Find out the 96 projects every firm owner must implement to build a $5M+ firm that can run without them - Download here 2. Need to Hire right now? Book a 1:1 FREE discovery call with our WizeTalent hiring coaches to help find your next team member the Wize Way – Click Here 3. Work with Jamie and our mentors for 8 weeks - Build a custom business plan for your firm - Apply here

Nick Wize and Tim cover a packed special edition of The Nick Wize Show, from the Rays' historic 9-0 West Coast trip and their small-ball formula to the latest Rays stadium developments and Nick's frustration with national media still overlooking Tampa Bay. The guys debate the value of a potential Vita Vea trade, react to Bucs training camp hype and Reuben Bain's dominance, discuss cornerback concerns and Ted Hurst's emergence with Steve Isbitts, break down Jayden Daniels' LSU drama, tackle a blind ranking of the SEC's 2026 non-conference games and play Overreaction or Reality. Nick also revisits his ill-fated Drew Rasmussen strikeout bet, laughs at the Eagles' “Right on Q” social media blunder, and wraps the show with Rock Riley discussing baseball superstitions, Vita Vea and what's coming up next.

Nick Wize covers a packed Tampa Bay sports show featuring Taylor Walls' multi-HR game, Junior Caminero's selfless teammate moment, the “Kevin Cash Special,” and Drew Rasmussen's suspicious strikeout odds before breaking down the latest Rays lineup news, Liam Hicks and Griffin Jax injury updates, MLB expansion and CBA spending. Nick also tackles the Bucs' biggest storylines, from Emeka Egbuka's injury and secondary concerns surrounding Zyon McCollum to Todd Bowles' future, Baker Mayfield's contract, Vita Vea's return to social media, and the latest from Bucs-Jets joint practices. New Bucs radio voice Tony Castricone joins Nick to share his camp impressions, while Ronnie Lane previews the Rays-Athletics finale and helps look ahead to the Rays' impressive West Coast run. Plus, Nick and Tim grade a projected 2026 College Football Playoff bracket and debate which games would actually be worth watching.

Nick Wize and Tim cover a packed show featuring Freddy Peralta's improved second start with the Rays, a missed ABS opportunity involving Nick Fortes, the Rays' wild comeback over the Athletics, Tyler Wells' potential as the team's best trade-deadline addition, and listener reactions. On the Bucs side, Nick breaks down the new depth chart, David Walker's surprising third-string designation, concerns about the secondary, and how Quinnen Williams' extension could impact Vita Vea's holdout, while also asking Twitter what a realistic Vea trade package would look like. The guys quiz each other on 2026 college football transfers, debate classic NFL uniforms, react to a hilarious caller who thought Nick was TKras, play another round of Fair or Foul on the Rays, and wrap up with a lunch bet over whether TKras will mention his parlay win before imagining October 31st as a dream sports day featuring World Series Game 7, the Rays potentially hosting the Dodgers at the Trop, and huge Florida college football games.

Nick Wize covers a packed show featuring the Rays' sweep of Seattle, Drew Rasmussen's incredible performance, the special chemistry inside the Rays clubhouse, and a conversation with Ryan Bass about Cam Booser's comeback story, Liam Hicks' impact, Rays injuries, and whether Tampa Bay can fix Freddy Peralta. Nick and Tim also tackle Mike Florio's Baker Mayfield comments, debate whether Baker would really take less to leave Tampa, test Tim's college football knowledge with the 10-team undefeated challenge, and hand out Heroes & Headaches. On the Bucs, Nick dives into training camp hype, Todd Bowles' Benjamin Morrison update, the battle in the trenches, excited fan calls, Chris Godwin's strong camp, and why it's too early to call Ted Hurst the next Mike Evans. The show wraps with listener Heroes & Headaches, the bizarre obstructed-view issues at the Bills' new stadium, and the latest developments surrounding Kyle Shanahan's car accident.

Nick Wize wraps up a loaded Friday show discussing why the Rays have officially raised expectations after their aggressive trade deadline moves, with fans debating whether Tampa Bay should be thinking World Series or simply making the playoffs. Nick is joined by MLB on Apple TV reporter Tricia Whitaker to break down the Rays' roster, Freddy Peralta's struggles, Drew Rasmussen's Cy Young potential, and how far this team can realistically go. Plus, Nick dives into Buccaneers training camp, the emergence of rookie Josiah Trotter, and why the defense is creating excitement heading into the season. Nick also talks USF fall camp with David Schiele of 10 Tampa Bay, discussing Brian Hartline's first year as head coach and realistic expectations for the Bulls, while Nick and Producer Tim wrap up the week with their weekend predictions and what they expect Tampa Bay sports fans will be talking about on Monday.

Nick Wize reacts to the biggest headlines from Buccaneers Training Camp after GM Jason Licht's latest comments. Nick explains why Tampa Bay should call Vita Vea's bluff instead of trading their All-Pro defensive tackle, then dives into Licht saying that Baker Mayfield appears more locked in than ever heading into 2026.

Nick Wize dives into all the biggest stories from another packed show, breaking down Jason Licht's latest remarks on Baker Mayfield and Vita Vea, why Tampa Bay shouldn't blink in the Vita negotiations, and what Todd Bowles and breakout pass rusher David Walker mean for the Buccaneers' defensive ceiling. Nick is joined by Florida Gators insider Zach Goodall to discuss the quarterback battle, offensive line concerns, Jayden Woods, and Day 1 of fall camp before shifting to the Rays' continued hot streak, highlighting Junior Caminero's incredible run since July 1, Nick Martinez's clubhouse leadership, Tyler Wells' stellar Rays debut, and the concern surrounding Ben Williamson's injury. Plus, Nick compares the coaching styles of Jon Sumrall and Todd Bowles and has plenty of laughs as Tampa Bay listeners nominate the funniest fantasy football punishments for the WDAE league's last-place finisher.

Nick Wize breaks down a busy day in Tampa Bay sports, opening with Liam Hicks' unforgettable Rays debut after blasting a grand slam against the Rockies and discussing why fans need to stay patient with Freddy Peralta after his rough first start in Tampa Bay. Nick reacts to listener texts and calls about both newcomers, explains why Hicks shouldn't be crowned the greatest catcher in Rays history after one game, and why Peralta needs time before the Rays' development staff can make adjustments. Plus, Nick dives into Buccaneers training camp storylines, including Rueben Bain Jr.'s impressive rep against Luke Goedeke, the growing Ted Hurst hype and his connection with Baker Mayfield, Vita Vea's stalled contract talks, Baker's contract situation, and the three Bucs who need breakout seasons in 2026. Nick and Ronnie Lane from The Inside Pitch close the show with a Rays trade deadline edition of Fair or Foul, breaking down six statements about Tampa Bay's moves and playoff outlook.

In this insightful conversation, host Ashutosh Garg speaks with Monique DiMonaco, Life, Leadership & Career Coach and Founder of EQ Wize, to explore why emotional intelligence (EQ) is becoming one of the most valuable skills for personal and professional success.Monique shares her inspiring journey, what motivated her to found EQ Wize, and her mission to help young adults and professionals develop the essential human skills needed to thrive in today's rapidly changing world.The conversation explores:Why emotional intelligence is a stronger predictor of success than IQWhether EQ can be learned and developedThe qualities that distinguish emotionally intelligent leadersThe growing mental health challenges facing Gen ZThe impact of social media on resilience and relationshipsThe role of parents in building emotionally resilient childrenHow organizations can foster emotionally intelligent workplace culturesThe human skills that will matter most in the future of work

The Nick Wize Show breaks down a wild day of Tampa Bay sports as Nick dives into the Rays' aggressive trade deadline haul, listener reactions, and why this feels like a different era for the franchise. Nick explores the emotional response to Mike Evans' departure to San Francisco, with Bucs fans pointing fingers at Todd Bowles, before ending the show with the ultimate MLB power rankings debate after Buster Olney's shocking list had the guys questioning ESPN's motives.

Nick Wize delivers a packed episode featuring MLB's biggest storylines, from the Dodgers creating a potential super team with Tarik Skubal and the looming salary cap battle to the Rays' responsibility in building a competitive roster. Nick debates Tampa Bay's lack of offensive additions, reacts to listener calls and texts, breaks down the Liam Hicks and Freddy Peralta trades, and talks with Rays insider Adam Berry about the team's deadline strategy. The show also features Drew Rasmussen and Junior Caminero's weekend heroics, Tim's MLB conspiracy theory, Baker Mayfield's future, and Nick's long-awaited NASCAR driving experience at Daytona—all capped off with Nick owning up to his unforgettable Rays game elevator mistake.

Nick Wize dives into the Rays' trade deadline strategy, questioning whether Casey Mize could be on Tampa Bay's radar after being scratched from his scheduled start. Nick also shares his philosophy on prospect hoarding, arguing that if trading young talent leads to a championship parade, the price is well worth paying.

There is a version of your pipeline where every lead has a clear next step and someone responsible for it. Getting there takes 30 minutes a week.In this episode of The Wize Way Podcast, Thomas walks through the sales meeting rhythm Wize teaches firm owners to run with their client managers, and why it works better than any CRM or automation your firm could buy.✅ Why the purpose of a sales pipeline is focus rather than reporting✅ The difference between a lead and a prospect and why the distinction changes how you follow up✅ Why chasing a clear no is worth as much to your firm as chasing a yes✅ The six questions that turn a short sales meeting into the most useful half hour of your week✅ Why client managers stop selling to existing clients and what that costs you✅ How a thin top of funnel is what makes your team sound desperate on discovery calls✅ Why a no-blame culture is the thing that finally gets your team comfortable with salesIf leads keep going quiet and nobody can tell you why, this is the rhythm to build your pipeline around.________________  PS: Whenever you're ready… here are the fastest 4 ways we can help you fix and grow your accounting firm:   1. Download our famous Wize Freedom Map for FREE - Find out the 96 projects every firm owner must implement to build a $5M+ firm that can run without them - Download here 2. Need to Hire right now? Book a 1:1 FREE discovery call with our WizeTalent hiring coaches to help find your next team member the Wize Way – Click Here 3. Work with Jamie and our mentors for 8 weeks - Build a custom business plan for your firm - Apply here

Nick Wize shares a wild story from his morning at Buccaneers Training Camp that had him convinced he might never be welcomed back again. Without giving away the ending, Nick recounts the unforgettable experience before he and Producer Tim dive into another edition of Overreaction or Reality, featuring bold Buccaneers takes and one intriguing Rays trade deadline debate.

It was a packed edition of The Nick Wize Show as Nick breaks down every angle of the Vita Vea trade saga, makes the case that Vita deserves the most blame, and lets Buccaneers fans have their say through a flood of passionate calls and texts. Fresh off a trip to Training Camp, Nick shares exclusive observations, a crazy personal story from One Buccaneer Place, and reacts to Todd Bowles' comments on Vita Vea, Mike Evans, and Baker Mayfield before he and Producer Tim separate fact from fiction during Overreaction or Reality. To close the show, Nick dives into the latest Rays stadium controversy sparked by Bill Carlson's comments and weighs in on Tony Romo's widely discussed bodycam footage, ending another entertaining afternoon with insight, laughs, and plenty of Tampa Bay sports conversation.

Fresh from One Buccaneer Place, Nick Wize shares his biggest takeaways from Training Camp, including conversations with Buccaneers legend Ronde Barber and new radio voice Tony Castricone. Nick also breaks down Todd Bowles' explanation for Vita Vea's absence and questions whether fans are buying the injury excuse.

Nick Wize breaks down a wild day of Buccaneers headlines, from Vita Vea's trade request and what Tampa Bay's leverage really looks like, to Baker Mayfield's stalled contract talks and what his future could mean for the franchise. Nick is joined by Steve Isbitts of JoeBucsFan.com to uncover potential angles behind both situations, reacts to Vita's upcoming Kay Adams interview and Ndamukong Suh's support, takes calls from passionate Bucs fans, and debates whether Tampa should reload, rebuild, or continue building around Baker. Plus, Nick discusses ESPN's DT rankings that left Vita outside the top 10, what the sticking point in negotiations could be, and why Baker Mayfield's next contract could land in the $50M+ range as the NFL quarterback market continues to explode.

Nick is joined by Tampa City Council Member Bill Carlson to discuss what is happening with the Rays plans for a new stadium. Nick & Bill discuss the social media back in forth that happened over the weekend, while also talking about his sit down with Ken Babby and how that meeting went. Nick pulls no punches and wants to get a greater understanding about what is going on with these meetings & if the city council has been involved. This is a great interview that keeps you right in the loop of what is going on with the Rays potential new stadium deal.

Nick Wize opens the show reacting to the Tampa Bay Rays' brand-new stadium renderings before diving into the political battle involving Mayor Jane Castor, Tampa City Council, and Bill Carlson. Nick also shares his biggest takeaways from SEC Media Days, discusses why USF is becoming a program no one wants to face, hands out Heroes & Headaches, and has one of the day's most entertaining conversations as listeners call in with great players who ended up in forgettable places. Then Nick wraps up the show w/ an impromptu guest, Tampa City Council Member, Bill Carlson himself joins the show to discuss what is going on with the Rays & the potential new stadium deal. You are not going to want to miss this episode!

Rock Riley fills in for Nick Wize and is joined by USF tight end Wyatt Sullivan on the DAE Hotline from AAC Media Days. Sullivan shares what it's like playing for new head coach Brian Hartline, the impact Jon Gruden has had around the program, and why the Bulls believe they're ready to make noise this season.

Nick Wize and Rock Riley wrap up an unforgettable week at SEC Media Days in downtown Tampa. The guys react to a bold prediction that the Rays could trade Shane McClanahan, explain why that would be a franchise-altering mistake, break down Lane Kiffin's comments on social media, NIL and scheduling, welcome former Buccaneers Super Bowl champion Roman Oben, discuss Jon Sumrall's biggest takeaways, hold an SEC Snake Draft, debate the NFL's most overrated and underrated quarterbacks, and Tampa's growing reputation for hosting major sporting events

Nick Wize from 95.7 WDAE joins Game On! What is going on with Alex Golesh and the Tampa media he declined an interview with 95.7 WDAE what is going with Alex Golesh? When Alex was coaching in Tampa was he media friendly? What is Auburn getting with Alex Golesh?

ick Wize and Rock Riley welcome Aaron Jacobson from The Pat & Aaron Show from SEC Media Days in downtown Tampa. The trio discusses the Rays' disappointing weekend, the atmosphere surrounding college football's biggest preseason event, and what's capturing everyone's attention in Tampa.

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Nick Wize covers a loaded day of Tampa Bay sports as he debates whether the Rays should push all their chips in at the trade deadline with a World Series window in front of them. Nick reacts to listener opinions on trading prospects, discusses Wander Franco playing for the Dominican Republic, debates the Rays needing a new grey road jersey, talks Florida State vs. Miami's place in college football history, and wraps up with Buccaneers and NFL conversations.

Nick Wize recaps an eventful Home Run Derby, debates whether Junior Caminero was robbed of advancing, and explains why getting booed is actually a sign the Rays' young star has arrived. Nick also makes his case for the Rays to go all-in at the trade deadline, plays an MLB All-Star edition of Fair or Foul, dives into the World Cup semifinals, discusses streaming sports on Netflix, and wraps up with Campus Crash Course featuring the Georgia Bulldogs before Rock Riley joins for the crossover.

Nick Wize opens the show reacting to Junior Caminero getting hit in the hand during the MLB All-Star Game and the terrifying thought that the Rays' season could have changed in an instant. Nick explains why he doesn't care about future Rays players being snubbed from All-Star Games if it keeps them healthy. Plus, Nick breaks down the Buccaneers' ranking among the NFL's best offensive triplets, debates MLB's All-Star Game timing, and wraps up with Rock Riley.

Nick Wize welcomes Rock Riley into the studio for a special crossover before Rock takes over hosting The Drive. The two break down the MLB All-Star Game, Junior Caminero's scary injury scare, and why the Sandlot tribute brought back a simpler time with kids riding old-school pedal bikes instead of today's electric rides.

Producer Tim fires off a series of bold sports takes, and it's up to Nick Wize to decide whether they're complete overreactions or undeniable reality. From Tampa Bay storylines to the biggest topics around sports, nothing is off limits.

Nick Wize opens the show with his thoughts on the Rays' attendance during Evan Longoria Weekend before introducing a new segment, Heroes & Headaches. The show also features a spirited debate over ESPN's quarterback rankings, a reaction to Conor McGregor's injury-shortened fight, an extensive interview with Phil Steele discussing all things college football. They take a deep dive into UF, FSU, & USF, plus many more, and a visit from Rock Riley ahead of SEC Media Days.

Nick Wize wraps up his football conversation by reacting to one of the most surprising NFL predictions of the offseason: an NFL Network commentator projecting the Buccaneers to finish just 5-12. Nick explains why that record doesn't match the talent on Tampa Bay's roster and why the Bucs deserve far more respect entering the season.

Nick Wize covers a loaded day of Tampa Bay sports and beyond. The show opens with the Rays' new stadium renderings and why Nick believes they are more about political pressure than a guaranteed stadium deal. Nick hears from Tampa Bay fans who are split on the team's intentions before breaking down Baker Mayfield's NFL Top 100 ranking, a shocking 5-12 Bucs prediction, Bryce Harper's metal bat idea, and a wild edition of Campus Crash Course featuring Florida State.

幻冬舎の暗号資産（仮想通貨）/ブロックチェーンなどWeb3領域の専門メディア「あたらしい経済 https://www.neweconomy.jp/ 」がおくる、Podcast番組です。 ーーーーー 【番組スポンサー】 この番組は、暗号資産取引におけるフルラインナップサービスを提供する「SBI VCトレード」のスポンサーでお届けします。 ーーーーー SBI VCトレードは、「暗号資産もSBI」のスローガンのもと、国内最大級のインターネット総合金融グループであるSBIグループの総合力を生かし、暗号資産取引におけるフルラインナップサービスを提供しております。暗号資産交換業者・第一種金融商品取引業者・電子決済手段等取引業者として高いセキュリティ体制のもと、暗号資産の売買にとどまらない暗号資産運用サービスや法人向けサービスの展開、さらにステーブルコインのユーエスディーシー（USDC）を国内で初めて取り扱っております。 ーーーーー SBI VCトレード公式サイト：https://account.sbivc.co.jp/signup?hc_ak=1RNML.3.M06AS ーーーーー 【紹介したニュース】 ・SBI証券と大和証券ら5社、国内デジタル証券の越境取引を実証。イーサリアムとUSDC活用 ・WIZEが1億円でソラナ追加取得、累計約9億円で保有量約5.8万SOLに ・ZECが急騰、検出不能な偽造バグ排除へ期待。Zcashの形式検証が最終段階に ・SBIホールディングス、EDXマーケッツへ出資。機関投資家向けデジタルアセット市場インフラ強化へ ・SBI VCトレード、口座登録数200万突破。ビットポイントとの統合は12月末頃を予定 ・金融庁、8月3日適用の暗号資産トラベルルール対象にアンギラなど5法域を追加 ・ビットコイン決済のストライク、価格下落による清算がないBTC担保ローン提供開始 ・データチェーン、三菱UFJ銀行にオンチェーン金融インフラ技術基盤構築に向けた技術アドバイザリー開始 ・BonkDAOが悪意あるガバナンス提案で約2000万ドル流出、約440万ドルで投票権取得との分析も ・DeFiプロトコル「Summer[.]fi」で約600万ドル流出、全ボールトを一時停止 ・コインベース、英国で投資サービス認可取得。株式・デリバティブ提供へ ・テザー、ビットコインネイティブのUSDT展開へ。UTEXO活用で＝報道 ・Kaia、韓国最大の地銀BNK釜山銀行とのデジタル地域通貨実証を完了 ・バイナンス、フィリピン再参入へ前進。現地パートナーがSECサンドボックスで試験承認 【あたらしい経済関連リンク】 ニュースの詳細や、アーカイブやその他の記事はこちらから https://www.neweconomy.jp/

How much time would you get back if your meetings actually worked?In this episode, Kristy walks through the daily huddle, the simple meeting Wize teaches firm owners to run with their team every day, so you can build a quick daily touchpoint that keeps your team aligned and nothing slips through the cracks between conversations.You'll learn:✅ Why the daily huddle is one of the simplest habits that changes how a firm runs✅ The difference between something you unblock right in the huddle and something that needs its own follow-up: the PUB meeting (production unblocking meeting)✅ How to know when it's time to hand the huddle off to your production manager✅ Why rotating who hosts the huddle keeps the team engaged and brings fresh energy to the room✅ How daily huddles build real connection across remote and hybrid teams✅ What changes in your firm's production line once the daily huddle becomes a habitThis is a real look at how one accounting firm built a daily rhythm that keeps the whole team aligned, told by a mentor who has been running daily huddles for years.If you've ever wanted your team to walk into each day already knowing exactly what to work on and where things stand, this episode will change the way you think about your team's daily rhythm and what happens once that habit takes hold.________________  PS: Whenever you're ready… here are the fastest 4 ways we can help you fix and grow your accounting firm:   1. Download our famous Wize Freedom Map for FREE - Find out the 96 projects every firm owner must implement to build a $5M+ firm that can run without them - Download here 2. Need to Hire right now? Book a 1:1 FREE discovery call with our WizeTalent hiring coaches to help find your next team member the Wize Way – Click Here 3. Work with Jamie and our mentors for 8 weeks - Build a custom business plan for your firm - Apply here

In this thought-provoking episode of the Stuck In My Mind Podcast, host Wize El Jefe is joined by leadership strategist and Heartnomics founder Hannah Bauer for a powerful conversation on resilience, leadership, and system transformation. Drawing from her remarkable journey of surviving severe heart disease as a child and later pioneering a groundbreaking heart procedure, Hannah Bau shares how early lessons about rhythm and recovery in the human body shaped her enduring philosophy about organizational health, leadership, and purpose. Listeners are taken through Hannah Bauer's deeply personal story: from formative years spent battling tachycardia and living within the painful uncertainty of chronic illness, to emerging as an industry leader and innovator. She reflects on the parallels between physiological disruption and dysfunctional organizational systems. Just as the heart must maintain steady rhythms for the body to thrive, organizations require well-aligned processes and clear communication to avoid chaos, burnout, and constant rework. Hannah Bauer details her unconventional path to leadership, which began not in a boardroom, but from a hospital bed, where service and observation became her best teachers. Inspired by the volunteers that impacted her life, she gravitated toward service, eventually understanding—through firsthand experience and mentorship—that leadership is service. Her community work in Georgia, involvement in university organizations, and eventual rise to positions such as CEO, board chair, and executive director are woven together by a commitment to purposeful service and systemic clarity. A significant portion of the episode focuses on organizational dynamics: Why do well-intentioned teams still get stuck? Hannah Bauer unpacks the difference between people-related issues and system misalignments, warning of the dangers of over-reliance on charismatic leaders and the stagnation that results when authority is not fully delegated through clear, actionable processes. She stresses the importance of access, communication, and shared understanding, and warns about the silent dangers of silos, where departments become disconnected and critical information fails to flow. Listeners gain insight into Lean Six Sigma, as Hannah Bauer, a certified Black Belt, explains how the methodology can identify hidden wastes in organizations, particularly the often-overlooked "loss of human potential." She shares real-world examples of how businesses—especially during disruptions or market shifts—must scrutinize their processes, question their assumptions, and focus not just on the adoption of new systems but on their purposeful integration. Throughout the episode, practical strategies are offered for leaders wanting to move from a reactive, survival mentality to achieving sustainable success. Hannah Bauer advises on how to uncover the root causes behind persistent symptoms (like high turnover, low productivity, or missed opportunities), emphasizing continual inquiry: How do you know that your team knows what you expect of them? She encourages leaders to see pressure and disruption as opportunities to reveal underlying issues and recommends periodic reflection—comparing the stress tests of medical diagnostics to stress-testing one's organizational culture. Wize and Hannah Bauer also delve into the evolution of industries in the face of technological change, like the shift from print to digital publishing or the rise of AI, drawing lessons on adaptability and the dangers of losing organizational identity amid rapid change. Hannah Bau explains how clarity of purpose and a strong sense of mission help teams remain resilient when the external environment is volatile. The episode closes with inspiring, actionable advice for anyone feeling overwhelmed or burned out, whether at work or in life. Hannah Bauer urges listeners to breathe, reflect on what is actually within their control, and seek community—reminding us that excellence, not perfection, is the goal. She highlights the transformative power of coaching and supportive relationships, drawing from both her personal and professional experiences to remind leaders that pressure is not the enemy, but a catalyst for growth and innovation. Key Topics Discussed: How childhood illness shaped a holistic view of leadership and systems The journey from service to strategic leadership roles Differentiating between people problems and process problems The dangers of decision bottlenecks and organizational silos Importance of common language/culture in execution and delivery Lean Six Sigma and identifying the waste of human potential Navigating industry disruption and preserving organizational identity What to do when implementation of new systems falls flat The role of love, trust, and community in corporate culture Moving from survival mode to sustainable, purposeful growth Why excellence—not perfection—should be the target for innovative leadership Who Should Listen: This episode is a must-listen for business leaders, managers, entrepreneurs, non-profit directors, and anyone interested in leadership, organizational development, or personal resilience. Whether you're leading through disruption, trying to realign your systems, or simply seeking encouragement to move forward after setbacks, Hannah Bau's wisdom and Wise's insightful questions offer both robust frameworks and authentic inspiration. Discover more about Hannah Bauer, Heartnomics, and her assessment tools at heartnomics.com. Subscribe and share this episode with anyone navigating organizational or personal transformation—the tools for lasting change might be just a heartbeat away

In this powerhouse episode of the Stuck In My Mind Podcast, host Wize El Jefe sits down with serial entrepreneur, business coach, and acclaimed author Jeremy Shapiro for a masterclass in transforming your business from a self-created job into a true asset that delivers freedom, not burnout. If you've ever felt trapped by your own company, confused busyness with progress, or wondered how to escape the endless hustle, this conversation brings actionable insights and eye-opening advice you won't want to miss. About the Guest Jeremy Shapiro has spent nearly three decades helping entrepreneurs build scalable, sustainable, and sellable businesses. Featured on NPR, Fox News, and major outlets worldwide, he specializes in guiding founders through the transformational leap from solopreneur to true business owner—allowing them to reclaim their time, health, and creativity, while building assets that create generational wealth. Key Themes & Discussion Highlights The Solopreneur Trap: Are You Growing a Business or a Job? Early in the conversation, Wize and Jeremy break down the critical distinction between being "self-employed" and being a "business owner." Jeremy shares from experience that many enthusiastic founders unknowingly build businesses that trap them, taking on all the risk and workload but missing the freedom entrepreneurship promises. If the business can't run without you, says Speaker B, it's a job—one you could end up resenting (02:03). Builder or Grinder? Why Mindset Matters Reflecting on his own path, Jeremy identifies as a lifelong builder—someone who thrives on creating systems, solutions, and opportunities for others (03:01). This mindset, he explains, is key to scaling successfully. The pitfall? Confusing activity with progress. Entrepreneurs often wear busyness like a badge of honor, but as Jeremy reveals, tracking where your time actually goes often exposes unprofitable patterns (03:43). Systems, Delegation, and the Power of Marginal Gains Building a true business means learning to let go. For many, this is a massive mindset shift. Jeremy discusses why perfectionism (“nobody can do this as well as I can!”) is the enemy of growth (07:00). Instead, he urges founders to document and systematize repeatable tasks, define success clearly, and empower new team members to take ownership. This approach not only enables scale—it's essential for sanity and sustainability. The episode takes a deep dive into the concept of "small hinges swing big doors." Through the story of the British cycling team's transformation, listeners learn how stacking tiny, 1% improvements can completely change business outcomes (17:55). These marginal gains—whether it's a tweak to onboarding, pricing, or lead generation—compound into massive wins. Finding (and Freeing) Hidden Profit Plateaus are normal in business, but they signal it's time to work smarter, not harder. With his trademark clarity, Speaker B outlines the three levers that can reignite growth and profitability. Sometimes, he advises, it's about refining the business model or optimizing pricing; other times, it's about adopting new channels or outsourcing for leverage (14:28). A standout moment is his pricing masterclass. Speaker B challenges the common founder fallacy of undercharging for unique expertise—and shares a real-life story of helping a client 10x her consulting fees by shifting from time-based to value-based pricing (33:09). He explains how minor price increases can double profit margins, even if customer numbers stay flat. Building an Asset, Not Just a Paycheck One of the most profound insights arrives as Jeremy explains why every founder should design their business with an exit in mind—even if they never intend to sell. Businesses tend to follow one of three paths: shut down, pass to family, or become a sellable asset. Building with sale in mind forces owners to create systems, document roles, and make the company valuable to someone else (24:36). This not only maximizes future wealth—it also gives more freedom now. The story of a business owner forced to systematize after a health scare is a wake-up call about why founders must set their businesses up to run (and grow) without them (25:33). Ultimately, the goal is for founders to work on their business, not just in it—unlocking not just profit, but the optionality to travel, launch new projects, or simply take a real vacation. The Power of Niching & Specialization For those feeling "stuck" on a plateau, Jeremy recommends strategic niching. By narrowing focus and speaking directly to an ideal customer, businesses can increase pricing power, dominate specialist markets, and avoid the trap of being a replaceable commodity (39:39). The episode includes memorable stories of sub-niching (even among high-net-worth clients) and how hyper-specialization can actually expand total addressable markets. Actionable Takeaways Track Your Time: Perform a time diary to uncover true time drains (03:43). Document and Delegate: Systematize your most repetitive (yet “unique”) tasks and build clear success metrics (07:00). Test Your Pricing: Move beyond time-based to value-based pricing and experiment with incremental increases (33:09). Niche and Specialize: Don't be afraid to narrow your market; the more specific, the more profitable (39:39). Build for Sale: Even if you intend to own your business forever, design it so it could thrive—and grow—without you (24:36). Leverage Expertise: Get outside help where needed and find leverage through people, systems, or partners (22:45). Assess Optionality: True freedom is having the choice of where, when, and how you work. Build towards options, not obligations (23:34). Why This Episode Is a Must-Listen This episode isn't just for business owners on the brink of burnout—it's for anyone who wants to future-proof their company, escape the hamster wheel, and reclaim their entrepreneurial purpose. Real stories, hard-earned lessons, and practical frameworks from Jeremy"s 30 years in the trenches provide inspiration and guidance for businesses at every stage. Whether you're stuck grinding out 12-hour days or approaching your first big plateau, this conversation is packed with paradigm shifts, strategies, and tools to help you break through and build a business that truly works for you. About the Book Looking to go deeper? Jeremy Shapiro's book, Your Business Growth Playbook, takes listeners further into the systems, checklists, and methodologies discussed throughout the episode. Access free resources, audio samples, and more at yourbusinessgrowthplaybook.com (44:02). Join the Conversation Listen, take notes, and share this episode with any entrepreneur you know who feels tied down by their business. This might be the moment—and roadmap—they need to claim the entrepreneurial freedom they set out for in the first place.