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Time for a Wednesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to do on the program today, Orioles win again, this time on the road vs a lefty up at Fenway Park, we'll recap last night, another fantastic effort from a starter in Shane Baz and look ahead to tonight's matchup with Bassitt on the bump. It's going to be a busy morning as both Ken Zalis and Drew Forrester will be in studio to punish Ken for losing our Ravens ‘Draft Draft' contest. Tim in Bel Air was nice enough to stop by and make some Malort Wings for us which we will be making Ken consume, among other things… We'll get to some of Drew's normal segments as well to talk Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final after last night and preview Game 1 of the NBA Finals ahead of tonight. At 11:30am, we are going to be joined by an old friend in former Oriole, now Red Sox reliever Danny Coulombe, to check in on how Danny is doing, talk about facing his old club and much more!

The studies and articles aren't new. In fact, the first workplace gender research started in the 1960s and 1970s. Men and Women in the Corporation by Rosabeth Moss Kanter was considered one of the first academic studies on gender differences in work behavior and opportunity, and this was in 1977. This conversation is as old as me, but I would like to remind you that women at work is not a construct of the early world wars and industrial revolutions as you may have been taught. Women and men working together started with creation in Genesis 1. Men and women were created to work together. In Genesis 1:26-27, we see the beautiful work of unity in creation. Then God said, ‘Let us make man in our image, after our likeness. And let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over the livestock and over all the earth and every other creeping thing that creeps on the earth.' So, God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. When we read the verses about creating man, he created both male and female in his own image. Not men exalted above women or women above men, but creation in his image, in unity. If we don't look to the beginning, it is easy to look at the ways that culture and society have created norms about work. The reality is these are not God's norms for men and women. The next verses in Genesis 1: 28-29 further frame God's plans for man and woman: And God blessed them. And God said to them, ‘Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the birds of the heavens and over every living thing that moves on the earth.' God gave man and woman an equal command to work in unity. You already know that once sin crept in, this unity was forever broken. Sin impacts this sacred creation in every way, and our cultural norms which have been forming since the 70s continue to impact how men and women work together. What does this sin look like within the context of work? What is causing the continued gender bias issues for women? The answer doesn't start with work; it really begins outside of the office and is part of the cultural and societal brokenness between men and women that has systematically and year after year found its way into our work. With my aim being unity between men and women as advocates to solve this issue, I wondered, who were the leading male voices for gender equality at work. One name that came up was Tony Porter. Tony is the founder and CEO of A Call to Men. He seeks to teach systemic change for between men and women in society. In an article published on his website, “Is your Organization Unintentionally Reinforcing Gender Bias at Work,” Tony states this, “…the workplace is a microcosm of society—a society where men and boys are collectively socialized to view women as objects, as property and as having less value than men.”[1] This blanket statement is not felt by all women, of course, but as a whole, it sums up that sin and the brokenness of not seeing men and women created equally in the image of God is at the root of the issues still facing women today. Fortunately and unfortunately, the Bible is full of cultural examples of both unity and brokenness between men and women. If we look at the Word of God, we will all struggle to understand some of the terrible injustices women faced including being taken by force into marriage, raped, and being cast out of society. Again, at the moment of the fall, the unity and sacred relationship between men and women fell, and it fell hard. But, for every hard-to-read passage of Scripture about injustices for women, there are beautiful examples of how God used women and work for the glory of his kingdom. Women played an important role in the formation of the early church where they not only served the disciples with hospitality but also provided money for the ministry and teaching of the good news to their families. The grandmother and mother of the disciple, Timothy, are mentioned by Paul. 2 Timothy 1:5 reads, I am reminded of your sincere faith which first lived in your grandmother Lois and in your mother Eunice, and I am persuaded, now lives in you also. Today we live in a culture not so different than biblical times. Women around the world still face terrible injustices, not only at work, but in society. Harassment, gender pay gaps, interviews and promotion biases all still exist, but there are people trying to drive change. Another name that came up as an advocate for women at work is the former CEO of Unilever, Paul Polman. He spoke about visiting a tea plantation where female workers were being abused or sexually harassed. When policies failed, he put female supervisors in place so that the women no longer needed to go to an unsafe work environment. This was within the last 5 years. What are some of the more nuanced impacts women face at work? In a Forbes Women article from May 15, 2025, by Eva Epker the continued gaps between men and women at work are highlighted. With parenting and caregiving still being a primary responsibility of the mother, a study found that three years after childbirth, 90% of fathers were in full-time work, versus only 27.8% of new moms. Another study noted 41% of female participants experience discrimination in a hiring process including gender-biased and inappropriate questions. Mental health and the lack of mentorship opportunities for women, continue to be part of this conversation.[2] These examples remind me of some data from the 2023 McKinsey study on “Women in the Workplace” that discussed the large impact microaggressions can have on women at work.[3] Microaggressions are defined as demeaning or dismissing comments or actions rooted in bias, directed at a person because of their gender, race, or other aspects of their identity. Women experience these more than men. For example, a woman is two times more likely to be interrupted in a meeting and spoken over than a male counterpart. We keep having the same conversations, and the results of the studies improve but not in a significant enough way to truly make change. One of my observations is that both secular and faith-based organizations often take a one-gender approach to gender biases. More specifically, women are talking to women about the lasting issues and implications about gender bias at work, and men are rarely part of this conversation. Working women, and more narrowly, Christian working women aren't having the conversations needed to redeem this sacred unity at work, and they aren't having them at church either. I have been to women's leadership conferences, both secular and faith based, and at only one was there a focus on women in the workplace where men were part of the discussion and workshops. This was a faith-based conference. I was able to find one opinion article in Time from July 18, 2023, titled “Modern Gender Equality Must Include Men.” The lead heading “Gender equality can only happen when women and men are advancing toward that goal together.”[4] Shelley Zalis conducted online research about men's attitudes and the results showed that 53% of men believe that workplaces in the US should be doing more to eliminate bias in the workplace. I agree that we need unity between men and women that lead to solutions. As Christian leaders, how do we work on this unity while at the same time navigate the current brokenness in the workplace for women, Christian or not? First, we need to remember we are called to address the issues of the poor and oppressed; we should not turn a blind eye to this matter. Isaiah 58:6-7 exhorts: Is not this the kind of fasting I have chosen: to loose the chains of injustice and untie the cords of the yoke, to set the oppressed free and break every yoke? Is it not to share your food with the hungry and to provide the poor wanderer with shelter—when you see the naked, to clothe them, and not to turn away from your own flesh and blood? Are you hiding yourself by simply being unaware? We are called to care. What are some of the ways we can continue this conversation? Perhaps shining a light on the benefits of women at work can be a start. Companies with gender-diverse leadership show an increase in average revenue. The McKinsey study notes that companies in the top quartile for gender diversity on their executive teams are 25 percent more likely to have above average profitability. Women have always been wise, and, as Christian leaders, we should tell these Bible stories about the working women God used for his kingdom. Perhaps these examples can inspire and show God's plans for women and work to others. And we can see how women and men worked together through their examples. Deborah was a judge and a leader. She worked in unity with Barak to go into war for Israel (Judges 4 & 5). Miriam was a leader of worship and worked in unity with Moses and Aaron to lead the people of Israel during the Exodus (Exodus 15). The Proverbs 31 woman embodies a long list of attributes that benefit her husband including: rising while it is still night to provide for her family, investing wisely, dressing well, being confident in her merchandise, caring for the poor, and being strong and wise. Mary was the first to see the resurrected Jesus and bring word to the male disciples (John 20). Lydia, in Acts chapter 16, was a seller of purple cloth and worked in unity with Paul to help the early church. This is not an exhaustive list! Women have always worked, and they have done so alongside men. I know most of you may not be in a place to share these examples of Bible stories as inspiration at work, but you can start this change within Christian spaces. Men and women can lead by sharing these examples of unity in God's plan with other Christians. We need to start having more conversations about how God used men and women in our faith-based spaces. We can explore these issues together to find ways to lean into and lead the change in our workplaces. Even if we cannot share the stories, we can share facts, and choose to engage: First, pay attention to the data and actually care about the data! All these studies include a what can we do about it section, and the advice centers around providing women resources to engage with including development, mentoring, counseling for stress, benefits that support caregiving, and more. Next, think about how you may be contributing to this issue as a man or a woman. Are you engaging in behavior that may be considered microaggression? Did you know that simply commenting on what another woman is wearing to work can impact her? Or assuming a female colleague's mental state or home situation? If we are honest, as women, we have absolutely contributed to our own issues with gender equality at work simply by tearing each other down. Most importantly, lead with love! As a believer in Jesus Christ, we are called to love our neighbors, and an easy love checklist is found in the fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5: Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Both women and men can act on this! For the women, engage in a conversation with men about this topic. For men, engage in a conversation with a woman on this topic. Let's lead by the biblical examples of unity! — [1] Kay, M. (2020, August 17). Is Your Organization Unintentionally Reinforcing Gender Bias at Work? A Call to Men. https://www.acalltomen.org/is-your-organization-unintentionally-reinforcing-gender-bias-at-work/ [2] Epker, E. (2025, May 14). What's Holding Back Working Women In 2025? Same Obstacles, More Anxiety. Forbes. https://www.forbes.com/sites/evaepker/2025/05/14/whats-holding-back-working-women-same-obstacles-more-anxiety/ [3] Mckinsey & Company. (2024). Women in the Workplace. McKinsey; McKinsey & Company. https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/diversity-and-inclusion/women-in-the-workplace [4] Zalis, S. (2023, July 18). Modern Gender Equality Must Include Men. Time. https://time.com/6295453/modern-gender-equality-must-include-men/

Welcome into a busy Wednesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots and lots to cover on the program as we talk Orioles after a disappointing loss last night in Kansas City, the birds will go for a series win in the rubber match this afternoon, we'll talk NFL Draft before tomorrow's festivities in Pittsburgh plenty more. It's a Wednesday, so that means Drew Forrester of DrewsMorningDish.com will be hanging out in studio as we talk O's, NFL Draft, NBA Playoffs, Stanley Cup Playoffs and much more! Plus we are going to be joined by our friend Ken Zalis to talk NFL Draft one final time before the first round tomorrow night in Pittsburgh, in fact we'll hold our annual Ravens Draft “Draft”. Then we will check in with MLB analyst Mark Sweeney who was on the call for FS1 and got to witness the O's extra inning win Monday night, we'll get his thoughts on the O's, see if he's panicked about their struggles and much more. And we'll also talk some lacrosse with Johns Hopkins star Matt Collison after defeating Maryland over the weekend, his wild 4th quarter goal, getting drafted to the PLL and more!

Invité de CFO Radio, Daniel Cohen, Président du Groupe Zalis, partage la vision et l'expertise du groupe. L'entretien met en lumière le rôle stratégique de Zalis dans l'accompagnement des ETI, notamment familiales, confrontées à des phases de transformation ou de difficulté.Grâce à une approche mêlant stratégie, finance et opérationnel, le groupe intervient directement au cœur des décisions pour sécuriser l'avenir des entreprises. Cette démarche s'inscrit également dans une mission forte : préserver l'emploi et contribuer à la réindustrialisation.Un échange inspirant qui illustre l'engagement et l'expertise du Groupe Zalis au service des dirigeants.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

A holiday version of GCR on MLK Day as Ken Zalis sits in with Glenn to breakdown all of the fallout from the NFL Divisional Round, how those games plus Sean McDermott's firing in Buffalo and Kevin Stefanski's hiring in Atlanta shape the Ravens' search for John Harbaugh's replacement and they preview Indiana/Miami for the CFP Championship...

It is time for a Wednesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio! Happy New Year's Eve to everyone out there, and lots for us to go over on the program today, we'll get you some updates on the Ravens before their first practice of the week in preparation for the AFC North Championship game Sunday night in Pittsburgh, all eyes on if Lamar Jackson will be present, and we'll continue chatting about what a win would mean for the Ravens, and what a loss would mean for John Harbaugh. We'll do it all with the help of our friends Ken Zalis and Drew Forrester, of DrewsMorningDish.com, who will be hanging out with Glenn and Griffin studio. We'll dive into the Ravens with them, take some time to celebrate the life and legacy of actor Isiah Whitlock Jr. from The Wire, and we'll also make our picks for the week, previewing each of the College Football Playoff Quarterfinals before breaking down Steelers-Ravens. Before we send you off to 2026 we're also going to catch up with Maryland Football 5-star edge rusher commit Zion Elee who is down in Florida this week getting ready for the Under Armour All-America game on Saturday at 4pm, we'll talk to Zion about the Terps, his commitment to Maryland plus what it means to have played in a National Championship game with St. Frances, and making another All-America appearance. All that and much more, plus we'll get to everyone's Would You Rather Wednesday responses!

Welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to go over on the program today as we begin getting you set for the weekend, giving you the latest on Patriots/Ravens before Sunday night after Lamar Jackson missed practice yesterday due to a ‘flu deal' and he was not alone, we'll touch on all the other starters who weren't out there yesterday and what it could mean for Sunday. Lots to get into so we'll dive in right away at 11:05am and check in with Patriots Play-by-Play voice Bob Socci to talk all about the incredible season up in New England, MVP candidate QB Drake Maye, Mike Vrabel's coaching and how badly they want to avenge last week's loss to the Bills. At 11:20am, we will switch gears to catch up with our friend and college basketball reporter from the Washington Post and Blue Ribbon basketball, Patrick Stevens (@D1scrouse) to talk some hoops, what to keep an eye on over the holidays, Maryland's loss to Michigan before they head to Charlottesville this Saturday and what you should know on the local front as well. At 11:40am, speaking of local, Johns Hopkins Football team will be heading to River Falls, WI on Saturday for the NCAA D-III semifinals so we're going to get you ready by chatting with QB Bay Harvey and learn more about his unique story and the impressive Hopkins season. Then at 11:55am, as we do every Thursday, we'll make our picks for the weekend with the help of Ken Zalis, previewing the first round CFP matchups that begin Friday night, tonight's big NFC West showdown on TNF and of course Ravens/Patriots on SNF. All that and lots more on a busy Thursday edition of GCR!

Very busy Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio ahead as we have lots and lots to cover as we continue getting set for Ravens-Bengals on Thursday, making our picks for the weekend, talk some college basketball, and oh yeah react to the Orioles signing of FA slugger PETE ALONSO. So much to do and little time to do so, we'll begin at 11:10am when we check in with our friend and college basketball reporter of the Washington Post Patrick Stevens to talk some college hoops, go over the latest on the Terps after a lopsided loss at Iowa on Saturday before the daunting task of facing Michigan this weekend, plus a quick whip around the rest of the state on the local front. At 11:25am, we will chat with CBS PxP voice Spero Dedes who will be in Cincinnati on Sunday for the call of Ravens-Bengals as we preview the matchup and get Spero's thoughts on the AFC North and how the Ravens can try to get the season back on track starting this weekend. At 11:50am, we're going to head up to New York and check in with Mets reporter for MLB.com Anthony DiComo to chat all about the Orioles signing of Pete Alonso, what it means for the O's and what we can expect from the longtime Mets first baseman in Baltimore as we look back on everything he accomplished in Queens. Then at 12:05pm, we'll make our picks for the weekend with our buddy Ken Zalis starting with Army-Navy on Saturday in Baltimore before diving into a healthy NFL Week 15 slate. All that and much more on a ‘Pete Alonso is an Oriole' Thursday here on GCR!

Welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to cover on the program as we continue prepping for a massive AFC North clash with the Steelers on Sunday, we'll get you everything you need to know out of practice after yesterday, full attendance from the Ravens–including QB Lamar Jackson–as well as a few guys who are close to getting activated of IR. Lots of local college hoops last night to cover, Mark Andrews received a 3-year, $39 million extension and new Orioles Closer Ryan Helsley met with the media as well. But at 11am, we'll begin the program by heading down to Annapolis to check in with Senior Navy LB Jaxson Campbell to talk all about the Mids' massive win on Thanksgiving night over Memphis, what it means to get get to 9 wins again and how excited the team is for Army-Navy at M&T Bank Stadium next Saturday. At 11:20am, we will talk college basketball with our friend Patrick Stevens of the Washington Post, get his thoughts on the Terps after a dominant win over Wagner, look ahead to Big Ten play as well as grab a thumbnail on all the other local programs. Then at 11:50am, as we do every Thursday, we'll make our football picks with the help of Ken Zalis, going over Championship weekend in College Football, Ravens-Steelers in the NFL and all the other Week 14 games with playoff implications on the line. That and more on today's GCR!

Happy Thanksgiving from Glenn Clark Radio! We'll celebrate with a would You Rather Wednesday edition of the show and talk plenty of Ravens-Bengals before the big showdown tomorrow night, Lamar Jackson and Kyle Hamilton both returned to the practice field yesterday which can only be a good thing, but we'll examine the matchup from all angles as we check in with our friend from WLW out in Cincinnati at 11:10am, the former NFL Player, now radio host and College Football Analyst Rocky Boiman as we ask him how healthy Joe Burrow really is, how (if?) the Ravens can slow him and Jamarr Chase down, the Bengals lack of defense and what it's been like having Joe Flacco in town the last several weeks. It's Feast Week so we have to of course talk some college hoops and we'll do that with our guy Patrick Stevens of the Washington Post at 11:30am, get his thoughts on the late night Terps who took down UNLV at about 2:30am ET on Tuesday before following that up with an extremely lopsided loss against potentially the best team in the country in Gonzaga, plus we'll talk about Towson going for three wins in three days down in Florida and all the other local hoops teams in action this week. Then at 11:50am, we'll make our picks for the week with Ken Zalis, from Memphis-Navy on Thanksgiving night, the Big Game in Ann Arbor on Saturday and of course Ravens-Bengals–also on Thanksgiving! All that and plenty more before we set you free for the holiday…

Time for a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, busy show ahead and an early start for the boys as we talk all about the Ravens after Lamar Jackson did not practice yesterday (just as he did last Wednesday before inevitably playing vs the Browns), plus we'll talk some Terps basketball after nail-biter vs Mount St. Mary's, more fallout from the Grayson Rodriguez trade and more! At 10am, we'll chat with Patrick Stevens of the Washington Post to talk college hoops, get an update on the Terps after a close win over the Mount last night and updates around the rest of the state. We'll make our picks with Ken Zalis at 10:20am, talking Ravens/Jets, Maryland/Michigan and more. Then we head out west to catch up with Angels Color Analyst and former big-leaguer Mark Gubicza at 10:45am to learn more about the O's return for Grayson Rodriguez in power-hitting OF Taylor Ward. Finally, we'll wrap the program by chatting with CBS NFL Analyst Charles Davis to get his thoughts on Ravens-Jets before having the call of Sunday's game, go over Lamar Jackson, the offensive line issues, Kyle Hamilton's impact and so much more!

It's a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to cover on the program today as we begin to get you set for the weekend. The Ravens returned to the practice field yesterday, and absent was QB Lamar Jackson, John Harbaugh downplayed the injury, we'll know more this afternoon. It also appears that Marlon Humphrey underwent a procedure on his hand and will be out on Sunday in Cleveland. The baseball GM meetings out in Las Vegas are underway, there's a myriad of topics to touch on and we'll get to them all as Mike Elias met with reporters, as did Scott Boras–who represents a handful of current Orioles players. We'll be talking some college hoops with Patrick Stevens of the Washington Post and Blue Ribbon and 11:10am as we get an update the Terps after a disappointing loss in the home opener last Friday to Georgetown, we'll look ahead to Saturday vs Marquette on the road, plus a quick whiparound on what the other local teams have been up to in the last seven days. At 11:50am, as we do every Thursday, we'll preview this weekend's football slate, at both the college and NFL level with the help of Ken Zalis as we make our picks for the GCR Picks Contest. And before we get out of here today, at 12:30pm, we'll head to Nashville and catch up with Derrick Mason who is about to have his franchise receiving yards record broken by Mark Andrews after he accumulates four yards this weekend in Cleveland… All that and more on a Thursday edition of the program!

Time for a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, we'll begin getting you ready for the weekend and a busy sports weekend ahead it is as the Ravens will be taking on the Vikings in Minnesota, Navy challenging a top 10 Notre Dame team, the Terps search for that elusive 5th win and much more. We'll talk about our first impressions of new Ravens DE Dre'mont Jones from yesterday, continue reacting to the introduction of Orioles new manager Craig Albernaz and so much more. At 11am, we are going to kick this off, or say tip things off, with our friend Patrick Stevens, college basketball reporter from the Washington Post as we talk about the Terps opening night win vs Coppin on Monday and preview tomorrow night's home opener vs Georgetown and get Patrick's nationwide thoughts on the first few days of college hoops. It's a Thursday, so that means we will be making our picks with the help of Ken Zalis as we talk Ravens, Navy, and much more!

Welcome to a Thursday edition of the program and it's Gameday! The Ravens will be taking on the Dolphins down in Miami later tonight on TNF and we'll get you everything you need to know before the game, what Lamar Jackson's return means for the Ravens and so much more. We'll continue reacting to the Orioles new manager hire Craig Albernaz and the Blue Jays win Game 5 last night in LA and send the series back to Toronto only needing one more win in order to pull off the upset. It's a Thursday, so we'll pick all this weekend's football games with Ken Zalis, from Maryland-Indiana, to Chiefs-Bills and of course Ravens-Dolphins tonight. At 11:50am, we will catch up with NFL analyst Derek Rackley who will be on the call tonight in Miami for Westwood One to help us get one final preview of the game before kickoff tonight!

Time for a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to go over as we begin to get you set for the weekend, the Blue Jays routed the Mariners in Seattle in what was essential a must-win game 3 last night, a couple more LCS matchups on tap tonight and we'll dive into some of the names being floated around for the Orioles managerial vacancy before Joe Flacco attempts to slay the Steelers one more time with the Bengals on TNF but we'll get into that later. At 11:30am, we are going to check in with the undefeated Navy Midshipmen and their QB Blake Horvath who just pulled off a crazy last-minute win over Temple this past weekend, we'll talk to Blake all about the gutsy call going for the 2-pt conversion at the end of the game to win, Navy's strong start, the road ahead, his special talents and more! And it is in fact a Thursday so we'll make our picks with the help of Ken Zalis at about 11:50am and preview this weekend's slate of football with the Ravens off.

Welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, we'll talk some Ravens, get you the latest from the practice field, talk about who was back out on the field, and more so who wasn't on the field, plus the Yankees were the first team eliminated from the Divisional Series round last night as the Blue Jays advance to the ALCS. At 11:20am, we will talk some football with former NFL HC and former Ravens OC Marty Mornhinweg, as he weighs in on the Ravens horrendous start to the season, how coaches deal with crisis, injuries and ask him what needs to happen in order to right the ship. Then at 11:45am, as we do every Thursday, we'll make picks as Ken Zalis hops on to help us pick Ravens-Rams, Maryland-Nebraska, Joe Flacco-Packers 2 and more!

Welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to get into on the program today as we talk Ravens and began previewing Sunday's matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs as we get you the latest from the castle after John Harbaugh and Derrick Henry met with the media yesterday, Harbaugh providing an ominous update on Nnamdi Madubuike who will miss a second consecutive week. The Orioles lost last night to Tampa to set up a rubber match this afternoon vs the Rays in the O's home finale and what to expect after some extracurriculars at the end of last evening's game. At 11:10am, we are going to head to the midwest and check in with our good friend Soren Petro of Kansas City Sportsradio 810 as we talk some Chiefs-Ravens, get the temperature in KC as the Chiefs–much like the Ravens–look to avoid a 1-3 start to the season. At 11:50am, we are going to switch gears to talk a little lacrosse with the PLL Goalkeeper of the Year and former Terp, Logan McNaney, before Logan and every other lacrosse star is in action in Sparks this weekend for the Atlas Cup, as teams from across the world prepare for Lacrosse Sixes and the 2028 Olympics! Plus, ‘tis a Thursday so we'll check in with Ken Zalis at 12:05pm to talk a little Fantasy Football and of course make our picks for the weekend, as we talk TNF, Navy Football, Ravens-Chiefs and more!

Welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to go over as we get begin looking ahead to the weekend, we'll go over an Orioles win yesterday, completing a sweep of the Chicago White Sox before the birds return tonight for their final homestand of the season, beginning with the Yankees, plus since it's a Thursday, we will have to make our picks for the week. At 11:20am, we will check in with Navy Football and LB MarcAnthony Parker as we chat about the Mids' 3-0 start to the season, their goals in 2025, plus MarcAnthony's path to the academy and a life of service! At 11:40am, we will in fact make our picks when our pal Ken Zalis joins us, helping us go over Wisconsin-Maryland on Saturday, Ravens-Lions on MNF and so much more!

Welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, busy show coming up today as we begin to finally look ahead to Sunday and talk some Ravens-Browns, as the Ravens celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Ravens in Baltimore, we'll talk Joe Flacco's return to Baltimore and plenty more, plus, the Ravens walked off yet again with Dylan Beavers playing hero in the 10th inning last night. At 11:05am we will in fact talk Cleveland Browns with our guy Je'Rod Cherry, from ESPN Cleveland, as we preview Ravens-Browns, see where the Browns are at after nearly knocking off the Bengals in Week 1, talk Joe Flacco and lots else. At 11:20am, we are going to check in with former Ravens OL, one of the Ravens original OL, Wally Williams as we continue catching up with members of the inaugural, 1996 Ravens squad. Then at 11:40am, our weekly GCR Picks segment with Ken Zalis as we preview and make our picks for all the biggest games this weekend in College Football and the NFL…

Time for a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio and a busy show lies ahead, lots to cover today as we begin getting you set for the weekend and opening night of the NFL season, we'll talk some Orioles after the O's go into Petco Park and sweep the Padres! They'll be hosting the Dodgers this weekend as well as celebrating the 30th anniversary of 2131, plus we'll get you the latest from the Castle, who is practicing, who isn't, and it's a Thursday so that means we need to make our picks for the week as well. At the top of the program, about 5 min in, we are going to catch up with 3x Super Bowl Champion and NFL Analyst Devin McCourty who we're going to be seeing on TV all weekend with Football Night In America ahead of Cowboys-Eagles tonight and Ravens-Bills on Sunday as we get Devin's take on the Ravens defense, tackling Derrick Henry and plenty more. At 11:20am, we are going to check in with NFL Insider James Palmer of The Athletic, who picked the Ravens as his Super Bowl Champion earlier this week, we'll chat with him about the Ravens, what he likes, what worries him (if anything) and much more as we preview the NFL season. At 11:40am, our friend from Problem Gambling will stop by with an important message before the NFL kicks off tonight. Then at 12pm, Ken Zalis will join the boys and the guys pick the biggest games from this week's College and NFL Week 1 slate!

Time for a busy Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to talk about, we'll touch on the latest Orioles news as they look to avoid being swept by the Red Sox today against *checks notes* Garrett Crochet… Plus we'll talk more Ravens, touch a bit more on Kyle Hamilton's extension and since it's a Thursday, we'll make picks for the first time this football season with Ken Zalis. At 11am, ~15 min in, we're going to catch up with another local college football coach in Damon Wilson, the HC of the Morgan State Bears as we talk to Coach about the upside the Bears have in 2025, Bears in the pros and more. Then at 11:15am, we are going to chat with Pete Shinnick, the Head Coach of the Towson Tigers football team before Towson is in action at 7pm tonight on ESPNU at Norfolk State, talk about his QB room, returners that excite him and much more! At 11:30am, Ken Zalis will join for our first picks segment. And before the program wraps, we are going to check in with former Terp, and New York football Giants corner, Tae Banks!

Time for a Tuesday edition of GCR! Orioles lost last night in the series opener to the Red Sox, but it's alright because Kyle Bradish makes his first return to the big-league mound in over a year tonight, plus it's a Fantasy Football Tuesday on GCR as the boys will be joined in studio by our good friend, and PressBox Fantasy Football analyst, Joe Serpico! We'll talk everything fantasy football with Joe and go over what you need to know before all your drafts coming up this Labor Day weekend. And then at 11:30am, Ken Zalis will join us so that the four can participate in a mock draft and go over what it might look like with live bullets flying in the draft room. And before we wrap, at 12pm, we will check in with USA Today's national baseball writer Bob Nightengale as we talk about the possibility of the Orioles trading Adley Rutschman, other rumors he's hearing and much, much more!

Ed, Rob, and Jeremy took some time from Monday's BBMS to talk fantasy football with Ken Zalis. Who should go number 1 overall? Is Lamar or Allen the first QB you should take?

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It's here, welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, as we get you set for day 1 of the NCAA Tournament! We'll talk plenty of hoops of course, Mount St. Mary's getting a big win over American last night in the First Four. At 10:30am we will check in with our friend Jeff Ermann from Maryland 24/7 Sports as we discuss Kevin Willard and the coaching rumors surrounding Maryland. Plus, at 11:40am we'll talk some NFL as well with former NFL Referee Mike Pereira as we discuss some of the potential rule change proposals. And at 11am we'll do a LIVE mock draft as Ken Zalis joins us in studio today!

Today Jon talks with Eugenia Zalis, CMO for one of the most iconic sweet brands in the world, Oreo. We talk about their "stay playful" positioning, incredible brand collaborations (with the likes of Coca-Cola and Post Malone) and some of the interesting innovations the brand has worked on.Timestamps00:00 - Intro00:46 - Eugenia's marketing journey01:33 - What can we learn from the Unilever approach to marketing?02:27 - How Dove turned into the brand it is today05:42 - How Eugenia started with Oreo06:33 - The “stay playful” positioning09:49 - The best way to eat an Oreo cookie11:08 - Managing a 110 year old brand12:14 - The Oreo playbook for marketing in different regions15:18 - Oreo's collab with Coca-Cola18:49 - Oreo's approach to innovation21:14 - System1 testing on Oreo innovations23:40 - Innovations from around the world25:23 - The surprising Coca-Cola collaboration25:52 - Oreo's SuperBowl ad in 202428:34 - Winning a Cannes Lion for a tweet30:34 - Why is humour not used more35:37 - Oreo x Post Malone collab38:07 - Creative process for collabs39:02 - How to lead a $4.5b organisation43:57 - Advice to aspiring CMOs

Welcome into a Monday edition of the program, lots to go over today as we talk some Spring Training baseball, college hoops and much, much more. At 10:30am, we will talk some NFL Draft with our good friend Ken Zalis, get his take on the QB conundrum at the top of the draft, plus the guys we presume will be available to the Ravens at 27 and what positions they should be targeting. At 11am, we will talk more college basketball with former coach, now CBS analyst and part of the Field of 68 team, Matt McCall, as we get some of his thoughts on the Terps, their starting five, how far they could potentially go in March and much, much more. Then at 11:30am, we'll check in with Jeremy Conn from 105.7 The Fan to recap the weekend that was, talk some O's, Terps and more.

Welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark radio, we'll talk some NBA as the Association's trade deadline continues with Jimmy Butler being the latest domino to fall, Griffin will try to force some Wizards talk and we'll of course talk Super Bowl as we make our picks, and we'll get you set for the Maryland taking on Ohio State in Columbus tonight at 7pm. At 10:20am, we will check in with Ken Zalis to make our picks for the Super Bowl, and we'll find out if Glenn is still alive and has any shot at overtaking Jon Proctor for the final spot in the picks league. At 10:50am, we will talk Terps with former Maryland basketball player, now Terps Radio reporter, Walt Williams as we check in with the Wizard, see what he's been up to and what his take on Maryland Basketball is and why he believes they're in really good shape heading into Columbus tonight. And before we get out today we'll catch up with Maryland Lacrosse player, SSDM Eric Kolar, before the Terps head up to Baltimore Saturday to take on Loyola and the Greyhounds at Ridley…

Time for a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, plenty to go over on the program as we'll continue talking Ravens, what's next for them, Lamar Jackson and what this offseason needs to look like, plus the Terps have a pretty important game tonight visiting one of the top team in the Big Ten in Illinois, we'll get you set for it all. But at 10:20am, we will continue our celebration and remembrance of Pete Medhurst and everything he stood for in this business and the friend he was to so many people as we chat with his broadcast partner at the Naval academy, Joe Miller. It is a Thursday, so we the sun setting on the football season, we'll check in with Ken Zalis at 10:45am to make our Championship Weekend picks. At 11:20am, our friend Cordell Woodland from 105.7 The Fan will join us to help breakdown his major takeaways from yesterday's end of season press conference with John Harbaugh and Eric DeCosta and where the Ravens go from here. Then Glenn and Griffin will share their end of season Pats on the Ass and Slaps to the Helmet lists for the Ravens 2024 season

It is a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to do on the program as we continue getting ready for a football-filled weekend beginning with the first College Football Playoff Semifinal today, and we'll let you in on everything we need to know ahead of Ravens-Steelers Saturday night at The Bank and lots more, including talking some Women's hoops after Maryland just narrowly misses out on upsetting Juju Watkins and USC last night in College Park. We will in fact talk some women's basketball with our buddy Pete Gilbert from WBAL at 10:20am who was at the Xfinity Center last night, plus we'll preview Ravens-Steelers with Pete and get his take heading into the team's third matchup of the season. At 10:45am, since it's a Thursday, that means we will be making our picks for the week with Ken Zalis, as we go over the two CFP games, plus all six NFL Playoff games from SUPER Wild Card Weekend. And at 11:45am, Glenn and Griffin will pad for 45 minutes while we wait for Richard Sherman to call. And finally to wrap the program, we will catch up with Richard Sherman, the former NFL CB who is now on Amazon Prime Video's NFL analyst team and will be in Baltimore Saturday night for Ravens-Steelers as he previews the game with us and gives his thoughts on the Ravens, Lamar Jackson, the defense and much more!

Happy New Year and welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, the first episode of 2025. Lots to go over on the program as we get you set for a busy weekend, the Ravens taking on the Browns in the regular season finale Saturday at 4:30p, the Terps are back in action tonight on the West Coast, plus we'll react to everything from the past two days, the CFP and make our NFL picks for the rest of this weekend's football slate. Ken Zalis is going to stop by the studio in the first hour to help us make said picks, plus we'll participate in a Jon ‘Proctor Quiz' with some pizza beans on the line... Drew Forrester of DrewsMorningDish.com will also be in to Griffin's surprise but that will leave us PLENTY to discuss. At 11:25am, we will dive into the NFL MVP conversation with Mike Jones from The Athletic, get his thoughts on Lamar Jackson vs Josh Allen, who he gives the edge to and his thoughts on the Ravens heading into the playoffs as well. To wrap the program we will meet St. Frances 5-star recruit who committed to Maryland, Zion Elee, down in Florida from the Under Armour All-American game…

Time for a Tuesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, busy program as we wrap up 2024, we will continue going over everything from the weekend, we'll talk Ravens who were on the practice field yesterday as they prepare for their Week 18 matchup with the Browns on Saturday, plus get ready for the College Football Playoff Quarterfinal round kicking off tonight and running into New Year's Day tomorrow. At 10:20am though, our focus will shift back to the NFL MVP conversation when we catch up with Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk to get his take on Lamar Jackson vs Josh Allen as well as the other candidates, plus his thoughts on the Ravens and how they've look the last few weeks now. At 10:40am, we will do Picks part 1 for the week with Ken Zalis as we pick the four CFP games on tap starting tonight and running into tomorrow on New Year's Day. At 11am, Chris Broussard from First Things First on FS1 will check in as we talk some Ravens with him, see how he feels about the Ravens chances in the AFC and beating the Chiefs heading into the playoffs, and of course some more MVP talk. And at 11:20am, a return to our weekly college hoops conversations with Patrick Stevens from the Washington Post as we talk Maryland Basketball and where they're at as they prepare for Big Ten play, and get some thumbnails about the rest of the area programs as they head into their respective conference schedules as well…

Welcome in to a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to do as we have plenty to go over after a big Ravens win over the Texans yesterday on Netflix's Christmas Day broadcast, we'll go over it all after the dismantling of the AFC South champions down in Houston, we'll dish out some Pats on the Ass and lots more. It's a Thursday so that means we'll do picks with Ken Zalis at 10:35am as we get his thoughts on the Ravens game and pick Navy in their bowl game plus the other big matchups from this weekend. At 11am, we will check in with former Ravens WR and Super Bowl Champion Qadry Ismail to get his breakdown of the Ravens Xmas Day win. Then at 11:20am, we will catch up with Ryan Leaf who was on the WWO National Radio call for Ravens-Texans as we talk Lamar Jackson, NFL MVP, how the Ravens stacking up in the AFC and more!

Time for a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to do on the program as we get you set for the weekend, we will talk or Raven-Steelers, we'll make our pics for the weekend as we talk a little College Football Playoff and lots more. That's how we get things started right at the top as our buddy Ken Zalis joins us as he always does on Thursdays when we make our picks for the four CFP games, Raven-Steelers and all the other marquee NFL matchups. At 10:50am, we will catch up with Head Coach of the NC State football team Dave Doeren before the Wolfpack heads to Maryland to take on East Carolina in the Military Bowl in Annapolis on December 28. At 11:15 AM, we'll talk more college football playoffs but at the Division-III level when we check in with John Hopkins QB James Rinello before the Blue Jays massive National Semifinal against Mount Union on Saturday afternoon. And then at 11:45am, we will chat with Jim O'Heir–a.k.a. Jerry Gergich, or Terry? Or Larry?–from Parks and Rec who has a new book out now, ‘Welcome to Pawnee'.

Time for a Thursday edition of the program, we will continue getting you set for the weekend as the Ravens head to East Rutherford to play the Giants, we'll go over what you need to know as the team gets ready, plus the Winter Meetings wrapped up, the Orioles didn't make anymore splash moves but Corbin Burnes remains available as the O's remain “interested” in other available pitchers. But we'll get things started at 10:30am for our weekly picks segment with Ken Zalis as we go over a pretty heavy NFL slate, including Ravens-Giants, and of course the annual Army-Navy game. At 11am, we will switch gears to talk some college hoops and Maryland basketball with Big Ten Network Analyst Jordan Taylor, get his thoughts on how the Terps looked in their first two Big Ten games of the season, how they may matchup with the rest of the league, and much more. At 11:25am, we will head down to Annapolis to preview Saturday's Army-Navy game with Navy Linebacker Colin Ramos and talk about how much this game means to him and his teammates, as well as the great season they had…

Welcome to a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, plenty to go over on the program this morning as we talk about a massive Maryland basketball win, and by massive we mean the point margin as the final score doesn't quite indicate how in control the Terps were as the blew out Ohio State in the Big Ten opener last night. We'll talk plenty of Ravens and football as well as we get into our picks for the weekend. At 10:20am, we will talk Terps with Jason Horowitz who was on the call last night for Big Ten Network, and get his thoughts after seeing the team up close last night. At 10:45am, former Ravens Special Teams Coordinator Gary Zauner will join us from out in Arizona as we discuss Justin Tucker and get his thoughts on Tucker's struggles kicking this season his theories on kicking across the league as a whole. At 11:05am, one of our favorites, former Ravens WR and Super Bowl XXXV Champion Qadry Ismail will check in to talk Ravens, get his thoughts on the Diontae Johnson suspension, Justin Tucker, the offensive struggles recently and much more. Then at 11:25am, as we do every Thursday, we'll be joined by Ken Zalis to help us make our picks for the week as we dive into College Football's Championship weekend, NFL week 14 and more...

Welcome to a Would You Rather Wednesday edition of GCR, lots and lots to do as we get you set for the long Thanksgiving weekend. We'll continue talking Ravens-Chargers after Monday night's game, what the win means moving forward as we look ahead to Sunday now with the rolling Philadelphia Eagles coming to town Sunday afternoon. At 10:20am, we will do just that and head up to Philly to catch up with former NFL Offensive Lineman and now Eagles Analyst, Tra Thomas, as we talk Eagles-Ravens, get his thoughts on this matchup could shape up and lots more. At 10:40am, we will continue talking Ravens with former NFL Head Coach Jay Gruden, get his takeaway from Monday night's Harbaugh Bowl, what this Ravens team could be capable of, Derrick Henry running the football as well as what Lamar Jackson is doing at QB. At 11am, with no show Thursday, we will make our Picks for the weekend with Ken Zalis as we talk College Football, Thanksgiving Day football, Ravens-Eagles and many more. Then at 11:55am, we'll talk college hoops with Seth Greenberg, you've seen all week on ESPN covering Feast Week, we'll talk some Terps with him this morning though and get his thoughts on Kevin Willard's team after their win over Villanova Sunday. We'll go over the 5 plays that told the story of Monday night's game and lots more on a Wednesday edition of the program! Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

Welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to go over as we start getting you set for the weekend and what's ahead. At 10:20am we will venture out to California and check in with former Ravens FB and now host of the BLeav in Chargers Podcast, Lorenzo Neal to help us preview this coming Monday night when the Ravens take on the Chargers and see what Lorenzo thinks of how the two teams matchup. At 10:45am, as we do every week, we'll make our picks for the weekend with Ken Zalis as we talk Maryland, college football's big games this Saturday and the NFL of course including Ravens-Chargers and tonight's Steelers-Browns game. Then at 11:20am, we will have a chance to check in with Orioles first base coach Anthony Sanders, talk about the Orioles 2024 season, Colton Cowser coming up just short in the AL Rookie of the Year voting, and start looking ahead to 2025 as well.

Time for a Thursday edition of GCR, lots to do on the program as we start to get you set for a busy weekend looking ahead to Sunday with Ravens-Steelers, the college football slate and much more. At the top of the show we will head up to Pittsburgh in fact to catch up with our friend, former Steelers QB now Steelers radio/TV analyst Charlie Batch to help us preview the first installment of the 2024 rivalry and how he sees the two teams matching up. At 10:20am, we will catch up with former Ravens WR Marlon Brown, see what he's been up to after he was back at the Bank Thursday night for Ravens-Bengals, we'll talk Ravens-Steelers of course and much more. At 10:40am, our weekly picks segment with Ken Zalis as we go over the Terps matchup with Rutgers, Navy hosting top 25 Tulane, Ravens-Steelers and much more from a packed football weekend. Then at 11:20am, we'll talk more Ravens-Steelers with Dave Dameshek from the “Shek Show”, get his thoughts on things that could play out in Pittsburgh Sunday and lots more! At 11:40am, we will talk some golf with Vince Pellegrino, Senior VP of the WGA, as we talk Evans Scholarship Foundation and about the upcoming BMW Championship at Caves Valley in Owings Mills next Summer. And we will wrap the program by listening/watching in on the second segment of Tuesday night's Arthur Maulet Show with special guest Ravens OLB Tavius Robinson from Mother's Grille North in Timonium…

Welcome into a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, Glenn and Griffin will get you set for tonight‘s primetime matchup between the Ravens and the Bengals on Thursday Night Football. It is a Thursday so that means we will make our picks for the week, at 10:30am Ken Zalis will join us, as we pick this weekend's biggest games, including the Ravens, Terps and more. At 11am, we will check in with Former NFL executive and now contributor for The 33rd Team, Jeff Diamond as we get his thoughts on the NFL trade deadline the Ravens moves and preview TNF. Then at 11:20am, as we do every time the Ravens face off with the Bengals, we will head out to Cincinnati to check in with our good friend, former NFL player now radio host Rocky Boiman from WLW and Cincy.

Welcome in to a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, we can all rejoice as the Yankees lose in Game 5 of the World Series last night to the Dodgers, making LA World Series champions, we'll be sure to go over the official end of baseball season, plus we'll give our reactions to the Diontae Johnson trade news from Tuesday (since Wednesday was our annual college basketball preview show). All that and much more on a busy show, we'll head down to Charlotte to talk to Panthers PxP voice and our friend Anish Shroff about Diontae Johnson, what the Ravens are getting in the 28-year-old wideout and more. Then at 10:45am, we'll check in with Ken Zalis for Picks. At 11:15am, Kirk Morrison will join us as we talk some Navy Football, he has the call for ESPN2 on Saturday when the Mids visit Rice. At 11:30am, we will have a chance to meet Colonel Harold ‘Odie' to tell us all about the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation and their partnership with the Ravens this season. Then at 11:50am, we will go out to Denver to chat with an old friend, former Ravens WR, now Denver radio host, Brandon Stokley, as we preview Ravens-Broncos ahead of Sunday…

Time for a Thursday edition of GCR, lots to do on the program as we go over a loaded Wednesday practice injury report from the Ravens (to be expected off the short week), plus NFL trade rumors continue to buzz, we'll talk about some potential trades the Ravens could still make, what we'd like to see and much more. At 10:30am, we'll start getting you ready for the weekend as we look ahead to this weekend's matchups during Picks with Ken Zalis, going over Maryland's trip to Minnesota, Navy taking on Notre Dame in a matchup with CFP implications, the Ravens and many more. At 11am we will preview the Browns as we head out to Cleveland to check in with former NFL player Jerod Cherry from ESPN Radio Cleveland, get his thoughts on their wild week, Jameis Winston, Lamar Jackson and more. At 11:20am we will get you the opening segment of last night's Arthur Maulet Show at the Gourmet at Kenilworth, as we talk about Art's return from injury and their MNF win in Tampa. Then before we get out of here today, we'll also get you the second segment of the Arthur Maulet Show.

It is a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to do on the program today as we start to get you ready for the weekend, we'll talk some playoff baseball, some basketball, of course the Ravens and more as we dive into picks this morning as well. At 10:20am, we will catch up with CBS College Football Analyst, Randy Cross, who you hear on CBS on Saturdays calling Navy games as we talk about Brian Newberry and the 2024 Midshipmen's red-hot start to the season going 5-0, jumping into the top 25, their upcoming schedule and more. At 10:45am, Ken Zalis will jump on to go over picks with us, we'll talk a little about Maryland but mostly about Navy, the Ravens and the rest of this weeks slate. At 11:20am, we will meet new Orioles president of Business Operations, Catie Griggs! Then Archbishop Curley alum and Baltimore native, also noted Ravens fan, Haywood Highsmith of the Miami Heat at 11:40am will check-in before the NBA season tips off next week...

Welcome to a Thursday addition of the program, Glenn and Griffin will start looking ahead to this weekend and all the football on tap as we het you set for Ravens-Commanders, the last day of four baseball games in one day and more. At 10:20am, we will check in with our NFL analytics guy Aaron Schatz, previously of Football Outsiders, now the Chief Analytics Officer, as we talk about Lamar Jackson's greatness, the Ravens win over the Bengals and look ahead to the matchup with Jayden Daniels and Washington. 10:45am, we will continue talking football with Jeff Chadiha from NFL Network and NFL.com about Jayden Daniels' unbelievable start to his career, the Ravens-Commanders matchup and his thoughts on Lamar Jackson and why he's very bullish on the Ravens the rest of the way. At 11:15am, we head down to Nashville for a few minutes to catch up with our good friend, former Ravens WR Derrick Mason to get his thoughts on the Davante Adams trade rumors, his fit in Baltimore, and if the price on Adams is too high, a guy that could be potentially an even better fit. Then at 11:30am, our buddy Ken Zalis will join us as he does every Thursday to help us make our pics for the weekend as the Northwestern on Friday nights and all the other notable matchup for a big college football weekend in NFL week six. Plus we will wrap the program by listening in on the second segment of Tuesday night's Arthur Maulet Show ft. Justice Hill!

Welcome to a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, another Orioles loss last night, so we'll go over that before looking ahead to the Ravens trip to Texas to take on the Cowboys Sunday afternoon, plus it's a Thursday so we'll have a weekly picks segment as well going over the other big games on this weekend's slate. At 10:20am, we will head out west to check in with former NFL QB and now Football radio analyst for the Cowboys, Steve Beuerlein, as he helps us preview Ravens-Cowboys and what we should be looking for in how the Cowboys matchup and how they'll respond after losing at home to the Saints. At 10:45am, we will go across the pond to check in with our friend Gordon McGuinness from PFF to talk some more Ravens, see how concerned he is about their 0-2 start, the Offensive Line struggles and much more. And at 11:20am, Ken Zalis will check in to help the boys make their picks for the week, from Navy to the Ravens…

It is a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio. Lots to do on the program as we recap the Orioles extra-inning loss last night in Boston, losing the series in Fenway, we'll go over the lack of offense, the defense not picking up the pitching again and much more as the birds have a day off before their weekend set in Detroit. It is a Thursday, so that means we'll go over picks for the weekend with our guy Ken Zalis, he'll join us at 10:30am as we talk Maryland, Ravens and the other marque matchups coming up this weekend in the NFL and in College. At 11am, we will then head down to College Park to check in with WR Tai Felton after some very productive work in week 1 and week 2, we'll preview the Terps trip to Charlotesville to take on Virginia, see how Tai is doing, what's been working and much more. At 11:20am, we will preview the Ravens home opener with CBS PxP voice Andrew Catalon, who will be in Baltimore calling Ravens-Raiders. At 11:45am, we will talk some lacrosse with Maryland Whipsnakes defenseman and Maryland native Matt Dunn, before the Whips take on the Archers in the PLL Championship this Sunday! Plus, to wrap the program we will listen in to the second segment of Tuesday's 'Arthur Maulet Show' with Art and his special guest, former Terp and now Ravens Safety Beau Brade...

Time for a Monday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to do on the program this morning as Glenn and Griffin recap a busy weekend, starting with the Orioles dropping the series finale to the Astros last night on ESPN, go over our concerns for the team and if they can turn it around before the postseason, plus the Ravens played their final preseason game over the weekend in Green Bay, and College football kicked off! Plus, we will go Three Up and Three Down as we recap the week that was for the O's. At 10:20am, we will catch up with Tim Kurkjian from ESPN to get his thoughts on the Orioles, their struggles and how they turn it around for the final playoff push and much more. At 10:45am, we'll check in with Maryland Football legend, Vernon Davis, to talk about his new book that's out, see what else he's been up to, talk some college football and more! At 11:20am, we will check in with our buddy Ken Zalis, as we talk Fantasy Football and try to help you get ready for your fantasy drafts ahead of this weekend. At 11:40am, as always, Jeremy Conn from 105.7 the Fan in the Big Bad Morning Show as we recap the weekend, talk punishments, O's and more...

Ken Zalis: Jordan Whittington is my super sleeper in fantasy this season full Former fantasy football writer Ken Zalis joined the show to preview the fantasy football season. he gives his top quarterbacks, where he'd take on, who his sleeper is, and much more. 570 Thu, 22 Aug 2024 13:40:03 +0000 hlv8bwMpOBDZLCikmSnsm0U3YoX9r8kH fantasy football,sports The Big Bad Morning Show fantasy football,sports Ken Zalis: Jordan Whittington is my super sleeper in fantasy this season 5:30a-10a weekdays on 105.7 The FAN 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.

Are you aware of the power of coaching and strategic planning to help you elevate your collision shop to the next level?In this episode, we learn from Jeff Zalis' innovative views on how to take collision shops to the leading edge. Jeff is the Owner of "Specialized Auto Craft, Collision Specialists" and a tireless entrepreneur constantly looking to improve his auto shop through transparency with the customer, polishing processes and procedures, and putting the latest technological advances to the service of his auto repair shop. Throughout this episode, you'll hear about Jeff's unique approach to helping collision shops move forward and how he elevated his shop, Specialized Auto Craft, to the next level through planning and executing growth strategies effectively. Jeff also shares his thoughts on the importance of coaching's guiding hand, how to deal with the challenges of automotive sensor calibrations, and how he improved his documentation process to optimize OEM repair procedures.Jeff also talks about the importance of transparency when dealing with total loss, how he deals with the constant changes in the insurance industry, shares practical tips for independent repair shops, and more.In This Episode, You Will Learn:Jeff talks about tax and benefits load in the collision industry (3:50)Why transparency is crucial when dealing with total loss (9:10)Jeff shares his thoughts on dealing with insurance companies (16:30)How to optimize documentation processes (20:40)It is not "buy the machines, and you are ready to go." Jeff talks about adding new tech the right way (24:50)Connect with Jeff Zalis:Specialized Auto Craft WebsiteLet's connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookEmail: info@maximumoctane.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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