Podcasts about Wyman

Paul Moyer joins Wyman & Bob to react to the Mariners dominating 9-4 win over the Cubs and talk about the contributions from Garver and Solano. Those two were catching heat for not playing up to their potential prior to today’s game. Is it time to compare the season Cal Raleigh is having to Ken Griffey Jr.? // ESPN released their NFL All Quarter Century of best players in the NFL. The usual Seahawks made the list, Bobby Wagner, Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas. One name left off the list that is surprising is Walter Jones, he made the practice squad. // Sweeping the Dial: Donovan Solano must be listening to our show because he has been hitting well including an RBI in today’s game, Mike Shildt is fed up with the Dodgers hitting their premier player Tatis after benches cleared in the most recent incident. The Pacers force a game 7 of the NBA Finals after taking down the Thunder in game 6. 

Milo and Phoebe are flying solo this week (Dr Wyman to return next ep) and discussing the conniving MILF aspects of the show, and a strangely horny arena battle Get twice as many episodes on the Patreon for $5 per month (as well as early access): https://www.patreon.com/c/mastersofpod Milo's tour dates can all be found here: https://miloedwards.co.uk/liveshows

Charlie Furbush joins the show and explains to Wyman & Bob what is going wrong with this Mariners team that has gone on a free fall since the beginning of May. How does Charlie think Dan Wilson is doing so far in his first full season as the Mariners manager? How confident is he in the Mariners starting rotation that has been filled with injuries? // Would calling up Harry Ford be a good option for the Mariners to kick start this offense to get back to where they need to be? Would that be a big enough fix to help this team get back in the win column or do more moves need to be made? // Why has the Mariners bullpen struggled this season compared to seasons past? Outside of Brash and Munoz, this bullpen has been on a downswing in terms of performance and ERA. 

On this episode of Best Ever CRE, Joe Cornwell interviews Andy Wyman, a Florida-based attorney and founder of Wyman Legal Solutions, who specializes in construction and real estate law. Drawing on nearly 30 years of experience and a background in a family of contractors, Andy shares the most common legal pitfalls property owners and investors face when hiring contractors. He emphasizes the importance of vetting, clear communication, permits, and using contracts that protect both parties. The conversation covers red flags in hiring, the hidden risks of litigation, and practical guidance for both investors and contractors navigating construction disputes and project planning. Andy Wyman Current role: Founder & Construction Attorney, Wyman Legal Solutions Based in: Boca Raton, Florida Say hi to them at: www.wymanlegalsolutions.com Phone: 561-361-8700 Get a 4-week trial, free postage, and a digital scale at ⁠https://www.stamps.com/cre⁠. Thanks to Stamps.com for sponsoring the show! Post your job for free at https://www.linkedin.com/BRE. Terms and conditions apply. Join the Best Ever Community  The Best Ever Community is live and growing - and we want serious commercial real estate investors like you inside. It's free to join, but you must apply and meet the criteria.  Connect with top operators, LPs, GPs, and more, get real insights, and be part of a curated network built to help you grow. Apply now at ⁠www.bestevercommunity.com⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This weekend the Mariners are throwing Woo, Miller, and Castillo against the Twins, what are we expecting from these three arms from the rotation? Kirby has struggled in his two starts back since returning from the IL and Gilbert had a rough outing in his first rehab start in Tacoma. // How concerned are you after yet another game of little production from the Mariners offense? JP, Julio, Cal, Randy, and Polanco combined for 1 hit for a total of 1-18 in Thursday’s game. // What are Wyman & Bob looking forward to seeing at Seahawks OTA’s next week? Seeing the new offense take form with Sam Darnold combine with Cooper Kupp and JSN. Nick Emmanwori has potential to be a great safety and bolster this Seahawks defense. // Sweeping the Dial: Dan Wilson was asked about J.P. Crawford’s ejection in the 6th inning. Sam Darnold: on how it feels to be the clear cut starter this season. Joe Flacco had some issue with being labeled as a mentor for the young Browns QBs

Pastor Danny welcomes to the show strongman, evangelist, and motivational speaker Devin Wyman to share his powerful testimony of God's grace, redemption, and guiding hand that took him from staring down the barrel of a prison sentence to the NFL to now using feats of strength to open the door to sharing the gospel all across the world.

In this episode of A Meaningful Mess podcast, Andi McNair and guest Tina Wyman discuss the importance of depth and complexity in education, particularly for gifted learners. They explore the depth and complexity icons, how they can be effectively integrated into classroom practices, and the cognitive growth they promote in students. The conversation emphasizes the need for educators to approach the use of these icons thoughtfully, starting small and building upon them to foster critical thinking and deeper understanding in students. Practical strategies for implementation and the significance of creating a culture of inquiry and engagement in the classroom are also highlighted.TakeawaysDepth and complexity helps students think like experts.The icons serve as visual tools for deeper understanding.Incorporating depth and complexity can transform learning experiences.Starting small with icons prevents overwhelming students.The icons encourage critical thinking and metacognition.Using the icons effectively requires active engagement, not passive learning.Depth and complexity can be applied across all subjects.The icons foster empathy and understanding of multiple perspectives.Project-based learning can integrate depth and complexity seamlessly.Creating a culture of inquiry enhances student ownership of learning.ResourcesCenter for Depth and Complexity

Wyman and Bob react to another series win on the road for the Mariners, off the back of a strong performance from Logan Evans and Leody Taveras. They talk about how Julio’s recent resurgence, and Cal’s steady consistency, are lifting the Mariners’ offense. And they talk about what an injury-proof Mariners team would look like this season in What If Wednesday.

We continue with Wyman and Moyer’s predictions on the Seahawks 2025 season. // Mean Texts

Mariners Broadcaster Gary Hill joins Wyman & Moyer to preview the Mariners series down in San Diego against the Padres. // Seahawks GM John Schneider gave some insight into the Seahawks WR room and one topic was about DK leaving, was it for money or just a fresh start? // Sweeping the Dial: On "The Jets Lounge" podcast Jamal Adams said it would be a dream come true to return to the Jets. Al Michaels said the Thursday Night Football schedule has come a long way. John Schneider told Rich Eisen that Sam Darnold was aware of their plans to draft Jaden Milroe

We catch up with Josh Norfleet and his buddy from Nashville and Paul Wyan drops in to talk about this year's entertainment lineup for the Haynes Apperson Festival. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alice Wyman reads her essay "How to Buy a Rainbow" from our Spring 2025 issue.Alice Wyman is an essayist and poet whose work explores the revelation of outlandish grace in small, daily things. Her work has appeared in Darling, The Washington Post, and other publications. She makes her home in the Carolinas with her husband and three children.

Wyman, Bob, Bump, and Brock are live from the VMAC to give you all of the coverage and analysis from the first round of the NFL Draft. 

Wyman, Bob, Bump, and Brock are live from the VMAC to give you all of the coverage and analysis from the first round of the NFL Draft. Seahawks GM John Schneider & Head Coach Mike Macdonald had their post day one of the NFL Draft Press Conference 

Wyman, Bob, Bump, and Brock are live from the VMAC to give you all of the coverage and analysis from the first round of the NFL Draft. 

Wyman, Bob, Bump, and Brock are live from the VMAC to give you all of the coverage and analysis from the first round of the NFL Draft. 

On today's show: we hear from a filmmaker who made a documentary about living with dwarfism, then musicians and poets will celebrate the late Paul Robeson, and a film questions if technology and money should outweigh the arts and people.

On this week's episode of "Sights + Sounds Picks," filmmaker Julie Wyman gives her arts and culture suggestions happening in the Bay Area.

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?

Stacy Rost joins Mike Salk to dicuss whether Jalen Milroe should be an option for the Seahawks and what their dream scenario is for the Seahawks in the first two days of the draft. Then, in Need to Know, Salk discusses the M's beginning their series with the Rangers, John Schneider's comments on Wyman and Bob yesterday, and the latest updates on the Masters. Plus, we take your calls as we do every Friday.

There's been a real lack of positive action and response from the arts community to these existential questions that confront us. And I really wonder whether that's not because they're simply bewildered by what's been going on. They're terrified, most of them. A lot of the conversation that goes on that I'm aware of has to do with the precariousness of existence for the artist. There is no there's no solid ground for them to work on when there's no money. So they're afraid to rock the boat, one thing. But they do tend to talk in circles without ever coming to a point of conclusion that allows them to take action.My conversation with writer, dance historian and arts policy consultant Max Wyman who I knew when he was on the board of the Canada Council in the early 2000s. I met with Max on March 18, 2025 at his home in Lions Bay, British Columbia which sits on the unceded traditional territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), and xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations. Max is the author of numerous books, including The Compassionate Imagination: How the Arts Are Central to a Functioning Democracy, which he will talk about in this episode. He'll also talk about quite a provocative article, published on February 21, 2025 in The Tyee called To Save the Arts, Blow Up the Old Ways, which caught my attention, in part because it reminded of my letter to the arts community about the ecological crisis from October 2024. Both of our postings ask what I think are fair but hard questions – in difficult times - about the future of the arts sector, and of Canadian culture writ large, so it's all very timely. I asked Max to stick his neck out and elaborate upon his vision and actions, which he did with finesse and gusto.Action pointsArtists need to be bolder than they are and take actionThe cultural community in Canada should get behind the notion of a Canadian identity that can be brandished in the face of the attacks that are being leveled at itHelp create and participate in national displays of art at every levelThank about what you have to offer to the publicHelp position arts and culture as central to who we are as a nation, who we are as people, who we are as individuals with a sense of belonging, of being understood and giving a voice.Episode notes generated by Whisper Transcribe AIStory PreviewWhat if Canadian artists held the key to unlocking a stronger national identity and a more compassionate society? Max Wyman challenges the arts community to rise above despair and take bold action, envisioning a vibrant cultural landscape that celebrates unity and shared values.Chapter Summary00:00 The Crisis in the Arts Community01:12 Introducing Max Wyman02:30 The Call for Bold Action04:16 Celebrating Canadian Identity06:02 Reimagining Canadian Culture08:31 The Power of Arts and Empathy10:15 Integrating Arts with Policy Making12:34 Addressing Environmental and Social JusticeFeatured QuotesWe've talked long enough and we need to take action.The arts are a place where you can come together and see things in their complexity and share them without threat.I think the arts and culture are central to who we are as a nation, who we are as people, who we are as individuals.Behind the StoryMax Wyman, a seasoned writer and arts advocate, draws on his extensive experience to address the existential questions facing the Canadian arts community. His conversation highlights the importance of reimagining the sector's role in fostering national pride, social understanding, and a compassionate approach to arts and cultural policymaking in an increasingly polarized world. *END NOTES FOR ALL EPISODESHey conscient listeners, I've been producing the conscient podcast as a learning and unlearning journey since May 2020 on un-ceded Anishinaabe Algonquin territory (Ottawa). It's my way to give back.In parallel with the production of the conscient podcast and its francophone counterpart, balado conscient, I publish a Substack newsletter called ‘a calm presence' see https://acalmpresence.substack.com. Your feedback is always welcome at claude@conscient.ca and/or on social media: Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, Threads or BlueSky.I am grateful and accountable to the earth and the human labour that provided me with the privilege of producing this podcast, including the toxic materials and extractive processes behind the computers, recorders, transportation systems and infrastructure that made this production possible. Claude SchryerLatest update on March 26, 2025

We check our voicemails from you in Here's the Thing. Then, Brock and Salk discuss Cal Raleigh's comments on his new show, John Schneider's latest remearks about draft prep from his interview with Wyman and Bob and the Final Four matchups this weekend in Need to Know. Plus, we take your calls as we do every Friday.

Former Mariners’ Pitcher Charlie Furbush joins Wyman and Bob in studio to talk all things Mariners. They talk about what he’s liked and disliked from the M’s so far this season and get his thoughts on the competitive advantage towards pitchers in T-Mobile Park. Charlie gives his take on the Mariners (lack of) offseason additions. And they talk about the new technology taking the MLB by storm, the Torpedo Bat.

ESPN’s Brady Henderson joins Wyman and Bob live from the NFL Owner's Meetings to talk about the growing support for a ban on the Tush Push, the importance of the owner’s meetings, what he thinks the Seahawks will do in the draft, and much more. They preview the Mariners upcoming series against the Detroit Tigers. And the Mariners got roasted by an old friend over the weekend, Bob and Dave address it in Sweeping the Dial.

The Mariners got the win on Opening Day! Wyman and Bob break down what was an exciting game live from Edgar’s at T-Mobile Park. They talk about the AL record set by the Mariners last night and the NCAA tournament Sweet 16 in Take Two. They talk about the importance of the hitters behind Cal Raleigh and highlight Randy Arozarena and Jorge Polanco’s big games last night. And they talk about some of the top headlines coming out of the NFL.

Wyman and Bob are joined Live in Edgar’s Cantina at T-Mobile Park by Seattle Times Mariner’s writer Ryan Divish. They talk about Jorge Polanco handling a new position after surgery, their takeaways from Cal Raleigh’s press conference, and much, much more. They talk about the hot start for Jorge Polanco and highlight his importance for the middle of the lineup. And they react to some sound from last night's game in Sweeping the Dial.

Happy Opening Day! Wyman and Bob are live from Victory Hall getting ready for the Mariners first fixture against the A’s. M’s Second Baseman Ryan Bliss joins the show from the EQC hotline to talk about his excitement for the upcoming season, learning from Mariners’ legends during Spring Training, and much more. They talk about the Opening Day Lineup, and some MLB trivia in Take Two. They react to the national attention that the Mariners’ have started getting, is it a good or bad thing? And they give their predictions for the Mariners’ season including win total, All-Stars, End of Season Awards, and more.

Wyman and Bob go through the Mariners’ lineup and make their predictions for how each player will fair this season. They take a look at the Opening Day roster and talk about what surprised them about the final tally and the Opening Day Lineup Card. They talk about Cal Raleigh’s love for Seattle, Russell Wilson’s new team, and more in Sweeping the Dial. And Mariners’ play-by-play announcer Rick Rizzs joins the show live in Victory Hall to give his preview of the upcoming season.

Mariners play-by-play announcer Aaron Goldsmith joins the show to talk about the importance of the Mariners defense this season, players he’s looking to take a step forward, and much more. They go through the pre-season odds for the winner of each division, do the M’s have a chance to win the AL West. Mariners radio play-by-play announcer Gary Hill joins Wyman and Bob live in Victory Hall to give his preview on the M’s upcoming season. And they give you the first Roof Report of the season, will it be open or closed for Opening Day?

S2 E35 Madam Secretary Bob Cutler welcomes Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows to the Bistro for a convo about Real ID, the switch from Maine's Chickadee to the Pine Tree license plate, and America's upcoming 250th birthday celebrations. Bellows provides insight into Maine's stance on privacy, the regulation of vanity plates, and the importance of bipartisan community efforts. They discuss Paul Revere's ride, Maine's role in early American history, and a new cocktail featuring local ingredients that could officially represent the state! Key Topics Maine's Real ID Transition and License Plate Changes and the impact of federal regulations and how Maine is adapting. Historical Commemorations and Maine's Role in American History, including Paul Revere's ride to Benedict Arnold's march and how Maine's rich past plays into its present. Crafting the Ultimate Maine Cocktail: Exploring how local flavors can define what Bob think should be Maine's official drink. Episode Index [00:02:30] – Real ID and Maine's Resistance Bellows explains Maine's historical opposition to Real ID due to privacy concerns, how federal pressure led to compliance, and what Mainers need to do before the May deadline. [00:10:45] – Taming Naughty License Plates Maine is retiring the chickadee plate, replacing it with a pine tree version, and enforcing stricter vanity plate regulations, sparking mixed reactions among residents. [00:20:10] – Paul Revere and America's 250th Birthday Statehouses nationwide will commemorate Paul Revere's ride by lighting two lanterns on April 18th, tying Maine into the broader national celebration. [00:32:15] – The Power of Community and Bipartisanship Bellows and Bob discuss how Mainers work together beyond party lines, emphasizing shared goals like education, infrastructure, and local business support. [00:40:50] – Creating Maine's Signature Cocktail Bob and Bellows brainstorm a drink that captures Maine's essence, considering ingredients like Blue Baron gin, Wyman's blueberry syrup, and fresh lemon juice.  

Our exit today has us trying to find a long lost gun. This week, we are talking about The Mexican, written by J.H. Wyman and directed by Gore Verbinski.Along the way, there is a lot of talk of The Sopranos, Steven Soderbergh, Michael Cerveris, Broadway musicals, Marc Maron, Mexico in movies, color grading, and of course, the late Gene Hackman.Thememusic by Jonworthymusic.Powered by RiversideFM.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠CFF Films⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ with Ross and friends.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Movies We've Covered on the Show⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Letterboxd.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Movies Recommended on the Show⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Letterboxd.

En juillet 1993, Donald Wyman, un bûcheron de 37 ans, travaille seul dans une forêt de Pennsylvanie, abattant des arbres comme à son habitude. Mais soudain, un terrible accident se produit : un tronc d'arbre de 1 300 kilos s'écrase violemment sur lui, lui broyant la jambe droite. Il est coincé, seul, sans téléphone, loin de toute aide. Il tente désespérément de dégager son membre, creuse la terre avec ses mains, essaye de soulever l'arbre avec ses outils. Rien n'y fait. La douleur est insoutenable. Il comprend alors une chose terrifiante : s'il reste là, il va mourir.Une décision impensable : s'amputer pour survivreLe temps passe et l'hémorragie menace. Il n'a plus le choix. Avec un sang-froid hors du commun, Wyman saisit son couteau de poche et commence à découper sa propre jambe, juste sous le genou. La douleur est atroce, mais il sait que s'il hésite, il n'en réchappera pas. Il tranche à travers la peau, les muscles, les tendons… Lorsqu'il atteint l'os, il utilise sa tronçonneuse pour le briser net.Une course contre la mortDélivré, mais à bout de forces, il doit absolument stopper l'hémorragie et trouver de l'aide. Il arrache un bout de son jean et s'en fait un garrot de fortune, puis rampe sur des dizaines de mètres jusqu'à son tracteur. Il parvient miraculeusement à le démarrer et roule, en état de choc, sur près de deux kilomètres avant d'atteindre une route. Là, une voiture passe enfin. Les occupants, horrifiés, alertent immédiatement les secours.Un miracle : les pompiers retrouvent sa jambe et les chirurgiens la réimplantent !Alors que les ambulanciers s'occupent de stabiliser Wyman, les pompiers retournent sur le site de l'accident et retrouvent sa jambe sectionnée. Grâce à une conservation rapide et une prise en charge immédiate, ils l'apportent aux chirurgiens de l'hôpital de Pittsburgh, qui tentent une opération délicate : la réimplantation du membre.Contre toute attente, la chirurgie est un succès. Après plusieurs interventions et une rééducation intensive, Donald Wyman retrouve l'usage partiel de sa jambe, un exploit médical et une preuve extraordinaire de sa volonté de survivre. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

The John Schneider Show: The Seahawks GM joins Wyman & Bob to break down all of the moves made in this offseason including the addition of Cooper Kupp. He also explains that the medical history of a player plays a huge role at the combine and in acquiring players in free agency. How much of the success of the offense is attributed to the scheme of the coaches? // Wyman & Bob give their reactions to their interview with Seahawks GM John Schneider and what stood out to them. What did we think about how Schneider addressed the concerns people have with the offensive line? // Sweeping the Dial: John Forslund: absolutely eviscerates the Kraken’s style of play. Dan Patrick: does not like the MLB season starting in a foreign country. Evan Cohen on UnSportsmanlike: has the worst March Madness take ever

The John Schneider Show: The Seahawks GM joins Wyman & Bob to break down all of the moves made in this offseason including the addition of Cooper Kupp. He also explains that the medical history of a player plays a huge role at the combine and in acquiring players in free agency. How much of the success of the offense is attributed to the scheme of the coaches?

Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times joins the show and gives us his take of the Offensive Linemen draft class and where the Seahawks might make their move on one. What were his first impressions of Cooper Kupp at his introductory press conference? // Four Down Territory: 1st Down: The Eagles have suggested a change to the overtime rule. What is it, and what do you think of it? 2nd Down: There has been another rule proposal, this one is about defensive holding. Educate us and give us your thoughts. 3rd Down: Who are some veteran WR’s left on the market and where should they go? 4th Down: What do you love about the Nwosu signing? // Jon Morosi joined Wyman & Bob yesterday and he made a crazy claim. He thinks that it is not that important for the Mariners to get off to a hot start. // We hear you! We go through your texts and give you What I Need To Know!

Cooper Kupp gives his introductory press conference and then joins Wyman and Bob live from the VMAC to talk about returning home to the PNW, leaving the Rams after a long tenure, adjusting to having the 12’s on his side and much, much more.

After a busy weekend of NFL free agency, Wyman and Bob talk about what the big money being handed out to skill positions and what it will mean for the Seahawks playmakers when they reach free agency. After Logan Gilbert was announced as the Mariners’ opening day starter, Bob and Dave try and fill out the rest of the line-up card including some key positions of interest. And they finish off the show by finding out What We Learned.

Mariners’ Outfielder Mitch Haniger joins the show live from Spring Training to talk about his offseason, the vibes in the clubhouse, his plate approach, and much more. Wyman and Bob talk about what the Seahawks front office has done in free agency, and why signing Cooper Kupp changed the perception of the offseason in the eyes of a lot of fans. And Mariners’ ambidextrous pitching prospect Jurrangelo Cijntje took the baseball world by storm after making his professional debut in the M’s Spring Breakout game.

ESPN Seahawks writer Brady Henderson joins Wyman and Bob to talk about Geno Smith and DK Metcalf both being traded, the Sam Darnold signing, reloading the Hawks offense and more. They revisit some old audio from Jordan Babineaux predicting Geno and DK’s exits. They talk about which QB trade was more surprising, Geno or Russel Wilson? And they take a look around the NFL at some of the biggest contracts being handed out, including Myles Garrett and Josh Allen’s big deals.

George Kirby has been shut down from throwing activities with shoulder inflammation; how much is it a concern at this point in the year? Brian Woo had 6K in 2.1 IP last night, Wyman and Bob talk about what makes him so great and why he’s poised for a big season. They talk about the big money being spent by the A’s and a busy 24 hours for the Commanders in Take 2. They talk about comments made by the Seahawks GM during yesterday's John Schneider show. And they talk about the Mariner that they think will have the biggest impact with an improved season this year.

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?

Breaking News at the top of the hour: Geno Smith traded to the Raiders for a third-round pick. Smith re-connects with his former head coach Pete Carrol in Las Vegas after contract talks broke down with the Seahawks. Wyman and Bob break down the shocking news, who will be the Seahawks next quarterback? They talk about John Schneider’s comments from last week about working towards an extension with Smith, and what a rebuild might look like for the Seahawks.

Wyman and Bob try and wrap their heads around then Seahawks trading away Geno Smith to the Raiders for a 3rd round pick, what does a potential rebuild look like, why offloading his money is a good thing, and who the next Seahawks quarterback might be. And they close out the week by reading your mean texts.

The DK Metcalf trade request is still one of the top stories in the NFL. Bump and Stacy talk about some of John Schneider’s comments on the situation from his conversation with Wyman and Bob yesterday. They also talk about Daniel Jeremiah’s questioning if the Seahawks will fully rebuild. Bobby Wagner returns to the Commanders and the Kraken have traded Brandon Tanev, they break it all down in Headline Rewrites. Dianna Russini had a report yesterday about what exactly DK Metcalf is looking for in a trade destination. And Jeff Passan visited Mariners Spring training and had good things to say about the state of the team.

Cal Raleigh joins Wyman and Bob live from Mariners’ Spring Training in Peoria to talk about the buzz around the camp, the importance of each game in a long season, updates to the facilities, and much, much more. They talk about Ernest Jones’ knee surgery and the Mariners’ top prospects in Take Two. Mariners’ reliever Matt Brash joins the show and talks about coming back from a major injury for the first time in his career, spending time in the spring with his teammates, and more.

Shannon Drayer joins Wyman and Bob for a mini-Mariners-pregame. They talk about what players have impressed them the most so far this spring along with who their looking at to take a step forward. 

Bob and Dave are live in Peoria to give you their impressions of what they have seen from this Mariners team in their first day at spring training, they discuss what they most want to see from the team during their week in Arizona, they ask if we’ll see Logan Gilbert pitching first and Luis Castillo pitching second when the season starts, and they look at what the 49ers trading Deebo Samuel means for the Seahawks. 

Brock and Salk recap their Seattle Sports team dinner from last night as they wrap up their week at Mariners’ Spring Training in Preoria. They talk about some of the sound from yesterday’s John Schneider show with Wyman and Bob, particularly whether or not to extend Geno Smith. They tell you what you Need to Know including prospects their watching in Spring Training, impending Seahawks free agents, and more. Mariners Center Fielder Julio Rodriguez joins the show to talk about how he’s feeling heading into his fourth year in the majors, what he learned last year about how to be more comfortable as a big leaguer, and much, much more.

Brock and Salk react to John Schneider's comments with Wyman and Bob on "perceived needs" and what he really means by that, along with how that ties back to the offensive line. They then highlight the three Mariners that they feel are the offensive X factors for 2025. In Blue 88, topics include more on John Schneider, two fascinating NFC West decisions not named DK Metcalf and Geno Smith, and the state of UW's popularity in college football.

We briefly discuss Klint Kubiak getting a second interview with the Seahawks before reacting to former MLB catcher Alex Avila on Wyman and Bob talking about what the M's need from some of their stars this year. Then, ESPN's Dan Orlovsky joins us to discuss why he's a fan of Klint Kubiak's scheme, how it compares to Ryan Grubb's system and what he would do with Geno Smith and DK Metcalf moving forward.