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The Play-By-Play

NBA negativity, Caitlin Clark's TIME interview, Bill Belichick to UNC

Sports media is overwhelmingly negative about the NBA. Conservatives take issue on Caitlin Clark's TIME Athlete of the Year interview. Bill Belichick is going to coach for the Tar Heels. Awful Announcing's Ben Axelrod and Brendon Kleen discuss these topics and more on the latest episode of The Play-By-Play.Time Stamps:-1:00: Negativity from sports media world on NBA-27:17: Bill Belichick going to UNC-36:06: Mike Florio suggesting Bears trade for Kyle Shanahan-41:18: College football calendar issues-45:53: Caitlin Clark’s Time interview reactions-54:11: Dave Pasch profile-56:17: Aaron Rodgers’ Netflix docuseriesYou can subscribe to The Play-By-Play wherever podcasts are found. Please subscribe, rate and review!Download The Play-By-Play:Listen on AppleListen on SpotifyAwful Announcing on XAwful Announcing on FacebookAwful Announcing on InstagramAwful Announcing on ThreadsAwful Announcing on BlueSkyAwful Announcing on LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Movie Roulette Podcast

Episode 41 - Hocus Pocus

Send us a textHappy Halloween, friends and enemies! This one is about a Disney movie that talks a whole hell of a lot about virgins, which is really weird. So, there’s this virgin, who hasn’t had sex yet. He meets this girl at school who he is totally into, especially since he’s a virgin that hasn't had sex yet. This virgin takes his sister trick or treating, and runs into the girl that he likes. They all decide to go to this witch house. Instead of not being a virgin anymore, he lights this black flame candle, and the witches come back from the dead. After this, chaos ensues. There’s a talking cat, a zombie, two of the HARDEST dudes ever (Ernie and Ice), and lots of fun. Spoiler alert: the virgin is still a virgin at the end of the movie. Join us as we discuss Hocus Pocus!Support the showFollow Us Everywhere and Anywhere You Do You Social Medias Stuff: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themovieroulettepodcastTikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@themovieroulettepodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/themovieroulettepodcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheMovieRoulettePodcast

The Stash Cast

AI and Real Estate: Insights from the University of Cincinnati Real Estate Roundtable Panel

In this special episode of The Stash Cast, Stash Geleszinski joins a distinguished panel at the University of Cincinnati Real Estate Roundtable, moderated by Dr. Gary Painter and Carl Goertemoeller. Alongside Elisha Herrmann of Amazon Web Services and CINCI AI Catalyst, Stash dives into the practical applications of AI in commercial real estate. The panel explores: ✅ How AI tools are transforming property predictions and real estate transactions ✅ The importance of clean data and its challenges ✅ The future of AI adoption and its impact on small versus large companies ✅ Why Cincinnati must embrace AI to attract talent and remain competitive This engaging discussion highlights the real-world tools and strategies that professionals can use today to drive efficiency, identify opportunities, and scale their real estate businesses.

Healthy Spaces

Building Zero

Net-zero is a large-scale ambition: Developing innovative climate technologies is key, but decarbonization also requires vision and implementation across industries and sectors. So how might partnering with future-oriented academic innovators help companies develop transformational, long-term strategies? Trane Technologies VP of Sustainability Scott Tew sits down with Dr. Valerie Karplus, Ph.D. of the Scott Institute for Energy and Innovation at Carnegie Mellon University to discuss the importance of partnerships and research in developing and meeting ambitious sustainability targets. Listen to the full episode to learn more about how innovations in technology, policy and organizations are transforming the market and our energy systems as we build to net-zero. Episode guest Dr. Valerie Karplus, Ph.D., Scott Institute for Energy Innovation, Carnegie Mellon