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Welcome to Historically Adjacent! Join Blaine, Ryan & Russ as they each tell three stories from history that the other two haven't heard.

Discussed this week:

Giovanni Battista Bugatti

Ignaz Treibitsch Lincoln

Sergei Konstantinovich Krikalev

Tune in to this episode of Sports on a Sunday Morning for an in-depth discussion on recent SLU women's basketball performances, including key victories and challenges faced in recent games. Coach Rebecca Tillet shares insights into the team's journey, strategies, and upcoming match against Ball State. Additionally, get an analysis of SLU men's basketball, delving into recent setbacks, challenges, and the road ahead for Coach Travis Ford's team.

In episode three of Between the Headphones for the 2023 football season, sports editor John James sits down with digital sports editor Bo Underwood to speak on Georgia's 45-3 victory over Ball State. James then speaks with football beat writer Tori Newman on Georgia's third game of the season and its first SEC game of the season.

Justin and Nathan are here to recap the latest tilt between the hedges. We'll hit all the CBC favorites in this episode, including sober talk about an important issues, stats and game observations, and a bunch of jokes at the expense of various SEC coaches. Highlights include: - This Mel Tucker stuff sucks man

- Around the league

- HOOK 'EM HOOK 'EM HORNS

- Hugh Freeze made a deal at the crossroads and all he got was 14 points

- Our Experiences

- Game notes and stats

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On this week's episode, I sit down with Dr. Jimmy Bagley, who is a Professor of Kinesiology at San Francisco State University. Dr. Bagley specializes in muscle physiology and talks about how muscles use energy and what the research really shows about getting in shape. 

Dr Bagley also discusses the reality of research studies and how many people "cherry pick" data to prove their own hypothesis, when the truth is much more complicated. 

You can reach out to Dr. Bagley at his lab's instagram at: https://instagram.com/musclephyslab 

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Chapter list: 

00:00- Preview 

00:35-Intro 

02:00-Why Kinesiology 

03:45-How the human body works 

07:30-Why scientists don’t talk to each other 

11:00-Are you born with more fast twitch muscle fibers? 

13:50-Converting fat to muscle? 

16:20-Is it ever too late to start training? 

19:00-How muscle research is conducted 

21:10-Misinterpreting research 

26:15-Jimmy's breakthrough research on obesity and diabetes 

29:30-Intermittent fasting-The TRUTH! 

33:15-Pharmaceuticals 

36:40-How Jimmy chooses his workouts 

38:05-learning 

42:55-build muscle too fast?? 

50:20-Anabolic Steroids 

54:00-Transgender athletes 

57:40-History of human development 

59:15-the influence of diet on muscles 

1:04:00-Funding for research 

1:16:35-AI in research 

1:21:30-The POINT of college 

1:25:00-What creatine REALLY does 

1:31:10-Dieting deficiencies 

1:35:20-Protein powder VS. BCAA’s 

1:37:54-Busting Muscle Myths 

1:41:45-Top Secret research coming! 

1:45:17-Ozempic 

1:48:28-Final Thoughts

In this new episode of Presiquential Podcast presents Historically Adjacent, Ryan, Blaine & Russ are joined by special guest, IndyCar driver Sting Ray Robb. Each of us comes into the episode prepared with a different historically adjacent story that we're all hearing for the first time. You never know where these stories are going to go! 

Greg buys a 100 year old cider press and sustains a lingering injury in the non contact activity of making apple cider. The injury has him searching through their linen closet, Keely’s vault for lotions, ointments and pills. He’d bleed out before finding a bandaid. 

Greg’s injury leads to a conversation where he talks about a dermatology appointment where the casually dressed doctor was more interested in seeing below the belt than the mole on Greg’s head. 

Andy professes his fandom for Danica Patrick or is it Milka Dunno… or is it both if they’re at each other?

Andy was passed on the inside by a guy who wanted to be first at the med check because he needed an STD screening. 

In college Greg paid a guy to sneak him into a Rolling Stones Concert in Detroit where the opening act was Carlos Santana. 

Have you ever delivered a eulogy?  Greg talked about delivering one that went so well, the minister couldn’t follow him. The guy was so rattled, the family asked for their money back. Did they get the refund?  Find out in episode 15 of Welcome to The Suburbs. 

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Tennille Adams joins us on Episode 38 to share why leadership is vulnerability. Coach Adams discusses how her experience as  a student-athlete at Arkansas, Head Coach and now current assistant coach at Alabama University, have taught her why vulnerability has been the key to her growth and success. Tune in!

On Episode 6 of Paydirt, Matt & Tom talk about:

- Full game breakdown of No. 11 Penn State’s home opening victory vs. Ball State

- Another great defensive effort from the Nittany Lions

- Jesse Luketa strikes again, and the secondary looks sharp

- Ellis Brooks’ leadership

- Sean Clifford’s performance

- Status of Penn State’s Offensive Line and Running game

- Previewing the whiteout game in primetime at home on Sept. 18th vs. No. 22 Auburn

- Matt’s memories of whiteout games at Beaver Stadium

- What PSU will have to deal with against Auburn

- QB Bo Nix and the Tigers' stable of runningbacks

- Predictions for PSU/Auburn

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Ladies and Gentlemen!  Welcome to championship week 2020.  Join Evan & Matt as they recap conference championship outcomes and the college football playoff field.  Is it legit, Ohio State qualifies for the the playoff with only six games under their belt?  Can a Group of Five team ever qualify for the playoff in its current format?  Tune in for answers to those questions and more on this week's discussion.  Reach out on Twitter @15MinuteU or @Evan_15MinU or on gmail @15MinuteU to let us know what you think.  From the bottom of our 15 Minute hearts to yours, we are incredibly grateful for your time and perspective.   Please enjoy the most wonderful time of the year and stay safe.  No matter what you do this holiday season, don't pick 'em like my brother! 

Today on Move the Ball™, motivational teacher, CEO and former college athlete Jeermal Sylvester shares how a single incident during his college basketball career changed the trajectory of his life and how he created a new dream of helping others. Listen in as Jennifer and Jeermal discuss creating consistency through discipline, how empathy helps you connect as a leader, and why it’s never too late to focus on what’s important to you.

Jeermal Mr. “Me Too” Sylvester is a Motivational Teacher, Certified Youth Specialist, Influencer and former college basketball athlete, who played at Ball State. Jeermal is also the CEO of Beauty for Ashes Inc.

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This past April, a diverse group of artists gathered together during the Indiana Dance Festival for a panel discussion titled "Opportunities Available to Artists in Indiana!" This unique discussion is featured in the podcast episode. Tune in for insight on grant opportunities, continuing education, best practices for collaborations, getting started in your field, and more!

Featured Speakers Include: Lauren Curry, Susan Koper, Caitlin Negron, Robert Negron, Dan Swartz, and Anna Tragesser