🔒 Lock’Em Up: Picks & Parlay (Week 4) Presented by DTB Clothing (until FanDuel finally answers our DMs). Last week’s parlay? Yeah… we’re pretending that never happened. New week, fresh lies confidence. 🏫 College Slate (4-Leg “We Swear This One Hits”) South Carolina +9.5 (Turtle’s buying it to +10 because he’s rich and scared) Colorado −13.5 vs. Wyoming (Coach Prime, new QB, still vibes) Bowling Green–Louisville OVER 51.5 (points are cheaper than rent) Oklahoma −6.5 vs. Auburn (Boomer

Nathan Newcomer, Federal Campaigns Manager for the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council and Ariel Hass-Zamudio with the Juneau for Democracy and Director of the Alaska Energy Infrastructure joins Capital Chat to discuss the Roadless Rule protest.Protests are occurring due to the Trump Administration's announced plans to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, which protects over 58 million acres of National Forest land from road construction and timber harvesting. Opponents cite widespread public

In today’s episode, we break down how Malaysia’s leading corporates are managing risk amid legal battles, global trade uncertainty, and internal shifts. From a brewing RM600 million exposure at PPB to the prospect of a national vape ban, the message is clear: in a volatile climate, focus is everything.📈 Malaysian Corporate Headlines⚖️ PPB Faces RM600M Risk from Wilmar Case* Indonesian Supreme Court reverses Wilmar’s acquittal* Linked to graft case on cooking oil exports* PPB hasn’t provisioned for

Nic Zammit, Head of the Fun and Games Department for Triple M, and Captain of the South East United Football Club, joins Kaz and Tubes to detail the expansion of the National Premier Leagues (NPL) in Tasmania for 2026.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The smell of freshly cut grass, the sound of leather on willow, and cucumber sandwiches signal the start of the cricket season. Mike Harvey, General Manager of Christchurch Metro Cricket, caught up with Lesley Murdoch for a chat about the beginning of the season and the growth in team numbers across the board. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

🎙 Group Chat Podcast: The Parlay That Will Ruin Your Weekend The boys are back and doing what they do best: making terrible financial decisions with confidence. Sponsored by DTB Clothing, Casey, Damien, Nick, and Tommy each throw in their “Lock of the Week” to build a four-leg parlay so cursed it should come with a warning label. Texas is pissed, Clemson is pissed, Iowa State is playing Iowa’s JV offense, and somehow we’re trusting the under in an Iowa game (shocker). But why stop there? The crew

🎙 Group Chat Podcast: Friday Night Lights – UTB vs DTB Showdown Casey, Damien, and Nick are back at the desk breaking down Week 1 of Louisiana high school football. The spotlight is on South Lafourche as the Tarpons hit the road UTB to face the Thibodaux Tigers in the Jungle. It’s a battle of former college quarterbacks turned head coaches, and the GCP crew has all the keys to the game—offensive firepower, defensive questions, and which playmakers will shine under the Friday night lights. The guys

In 1964, Prime Minister Robert Menzies concluded Australia had inadequate defence manpower and wanted to increase our army's strength by introducing national service. This meant 20-year-old males like Gordon Beach, if selected, were conscripted for a compulsory two years in the army. Gordon was one of 58 Victoria Police members who served in Vietnam in the Military Police or Provo. Gordon returned to Australia, to continue as a Victoria Police member for a further 33 years retiring as a

Mariners sweep the Angels and leave home for the final trip of the regular season. We chat with M’s starter Bryan Woo. We talk fastballs, handshakes, mustaches and more.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Perched on a magnificent hilltop in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park, Chichele Presidential rebuilt luxury safari lodge offers guests 360-degree views and an ultra-luxurious enhanced stay. Allison Foat, Travel & lifestyle journalist shared all the details with Africa Melane See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Closing Reflection — Where U.S. Manufacturing Stands TodayWhen you line it all up — South Korea’s massive yards, China’s industrial machine, Newport News’ bottleneck, America’s few scattered facilities, and the ghost of Tampa’s lost capacity — the picture is sobering.The United States still has the crown jewels: nuclear-powered carriers and submarines that no other country can match. Those remain technological marvels and symbols of global reach. But outside of those highly specialized

World War II — America’s Shipbuilding ArsenalTo really grasp how precarious today’s naval shipbuilding situation is, you have to rewind to the 1940s. During World War II, the United States didn’t just build ships — it built an entire floating armada at a pace the world had never seen before and has never seen since.The scale is hard to put into modern terms. Between 1941 and 1945, American shipyards produced more than 6,000 naval vessels of all kinds: aircraft carriers, battleships,

The Other U.S. Yards, Florida’s Role, and Tampa’s Lost CapacityWhen you step back from Newport News and look at the rest of America’s naval shipbuilding map, you realize how small and specialized it really is. We are not a country dotted with mega-yards anymore. Instead, we are a country with just a handful of critical facilities, each one tied to a single type of ship, each one with very little margin for error.In Maine, Bath Iron Works builds destroyers — specifically, the Arleigh Burke

China’s Industrial Shipbuilding MachineIf Newport News is the crown jewel of U.S. shipbuilding, then China’s shipyards are the roaring steel mills of naval mass production. Where America has one or two specialized yards, China has lined its entire coastline with ship factories, each one sprawling over acres of concrete, steel, and cranes. The numbers are almost too big to believe, and they explain why the Chinese navy, the People’s Liberation Army Navy, has grown faster than any other fleet

Newport News — The Crown Jewel and the BottleneckWhen people in the United States think of shipbuilding, the conversation almost always comes back to Newport News, Virginia. And for good reason. Newport News Shipbuilding is the only place on earth that builds nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, and it is one of only two places in the United States that constructs nuclear submarines. That makes it the crown jewel of American naval power. But being the crown jewel does not mean it is perfect

South Korea’s Shipbuilding MightIf you want to understand modern naval power, you cannot skip over South Korea. What that country has built on its southeastern coast is staggering. The city of Ulsan is home to Hyundai Heavy Industries, the largest shipyard on Earth, and right next to it sits Hyundai Mipo Dockyard. Together, they form an industrial footprint so large that you could lose an entire American city inside it.Let’s put some American measurements on the table. Ulsan’s main yard

The State Rep stops by for his monthly chat.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Ben for this episode of "Grandparenthood," recorded live at the National Grandparent Conference in Sydney. Ben and the team chat with real grandparents at the conference about their experiences and what they've learned. Click here for more on Ian Barnett, National Grandparent Movement and extra resources. Episodes hosted by Ben McEachen from Hope 1032 in Sydney, Australia. Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message(Message the

In this edition of Let's Have a Chat, I talk about the Bloodline potentially running back their initial storyline. With Roman Reigns returning to save The Usos, could this lead to Roman having to save Jey from himself? Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Music promoted by Copyright Free Music - Background Music For Videos 👉    / @podcastbackgroundmusic National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 Twitter: @My2Podcast Instagram: my2centspodcastg2 YouTube:

Greens Senator for Tasmania, Nick McKim, joins Kaz and Tubes live in the studio to break down the latest National Climate Risk Assessment, naming Tasmania as the state most exposed to climate hazards.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.