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Afternoon Drive on The FanQuick Hits: Mike Rutenberg talks Myles Garrett at OTAsIn Wednesday's edition of Quick Hits, Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Mike Rutenberg’s comments regarding Myles Garrett and Brian Windhorst’s report on LeBron James. This segment also analyzes Abner Uribe’s controversial strikeout celebration and features humorous stories from a competitive Memorial Day football game.
01:28 - Quick Hits: Myles Garrett
03:16 - LeBron James Lakers Report
07:15 - Abner Uribe Celebration Controversy
12:24 - Memorial Day Party Banter
2026-05-2816 min
Orange and Brown Talk: Cleveland Browns PodcastBrowns make their first moves in free agency: What do they meanMary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe are breaking down all the action from Day 1 of the NFL's legal tampering period on the Orange and Brown Talk podcast.
The Browns made two significant moves, signing former Chargers guard Zion Johnson and Jets linebacker Quincy Williams.
We get into how both players fit, with a special focus on Williams' connection to new defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg and how Johnson brings much-needed durability to the offensive line.
We also discuss how the Williams signing came together after the Browns lost Devin Bush to the...
2026-03-1046 min
Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee TitansBREAKING: BRIAN DABOLL HIRED AS TENNESSEE TITANS OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR & PERFECT FIT FOR CAM WARDBREAKING: TENNESSEE TITANS OFFICIALLY HIRE BRIAN DABOLL AS OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR!! This is incredible news for Titans fan as Daboll represents a true CEO level offensive coach who can run an entire unit from top to bottom and has vast experience with developing young quarterbacks. That makes Daboll a great fit for Cam Ward as well as Ward becomes the next QB up in Daboll's list that includes Josh Allen, Daniel Jones, Jaxson Dart and Jalen Hurts. Ward needs the type of coaching Daboll brings to the table. On the defensive side of the ball, the Titans have hired Aron...
2026-01-2736 min
Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee TitansRobert Saleh STRIKING OUT on Offensive Coordinator Candidates & Defensive Coaches Getting ClearerThe Tennessee Titans are in desperate need of an offensive coordinator. The weekend that just happened was not good news as multiple candidates went off the board and there are current NFL openings that threaten the Titans ability to get their top remaining options. Brian Daboll and Kliff Kingsbury seems like the only exciting options remaining. If those don't materialize, the Titans may have to go further down the list and look at some unusual names like Matt Nagy, Mike Kafka and Jim Bob Cooter. The Titans also started doing some work on their defensive coordinator position as names...
2026-01-2633 min
lets talk art with brooke » podcastsAnother chat with NYC artist, Brian Rutenberg about the Wild South exhibition
2026-01-0933 min
Creative Money ATX5. Ann Flemings | Abstract PainterSend a textIn this episode I talk to Ann Flemings an abstract painter about how she started in fine art and stayed there. We talk about the studio space Austin has to offer, and what it takes to be an artist, and parent. Come take a listen!References Canopy Ann’s Room 215 Building 1 Neill-Cochran House Museum | Open reception Jan. 25th showing by Ann Flemings Laguna Gloria 3X5 canvas in the back of her car Bolm Studios at the time was $100 month for rent North Cross Mall Austin Visual Arts AssociationCanopy, rent at the ti...
2025-01-071h 10Creative Money ATX5. Ann Flemings | Abstract PainterSend us a textIn this episode I talk to Ann Flemings an abstract painter about how she started in fine art and stayed there. We talk about the studio space Austin has to offer, and what it takes to be an artist, and parent. Come take a listen!References Canopy Ann’s Room 215 Building 1 Neill-Cochran House Museum | Open reception Jan. 25th showing by Ann Flemings Laguna Gloria 3X5 canvas in the back of her car Bolm Studios at the time was $100 month for rent North Cross Mall Austin Visual Arts AssociationCanopy, rent at t...
2025-01-071h 10
Speaking of ... College of CharlestonSay Yes with Abstract Artist and CofC alum Brian RutenbergSend us Fan MailIn this episode we talk to Brian Rutenberg, College of Charleston alumnus and one of the great American painters of the past 30 years. "My entire experience here at the College of Charleston can be summarized in a single word. The word is yes. For the entire four years I was here 1983 to 1987. I never heard the word no, not even once. The answer to my every question was yes. And that made all the difference."On this episode of Speaking Of…College of Charleston podcast, we talk to Brian Rute...
2024-01-1033 min
Military Historians are People, Too!S4E01 Paul Huddie - University College, DublinTo kick off Season 4, we welcome to The Pod Paul Huddie of University College, Dublin. Paul is a European Research Council Project Manager at University College, Dublin, for European Research Council initiatives, including the Age of Civil Wars project. He is also a member of the UCD Centre for War Studies. He previously served as Research Programmes Administrator at UCD and was a lecturer at the University of West London. Paul received his BA and MA degrees at University College Dublin and his PhD at Queen’s University, Belfast.
Paul is the author of The Crimean War and...
2023-09-121h 13
Breathe upon WakingBrian Rutenberg - 088Painting, Art, consciousness, professionalism, etc. I was honored and delighted to speak with Brian Rutenberg. He's collected the low-country humidity and marshlands, and blended them with his New York city work ethic and charisma. What has resulted is some of the most vibrant and intriguing abstracted landscape paintings one can see. Please enjoy our talk, and thanks for stopping by.
Visit Brian's webpage, full of his art here: http://www.brianrutenbergart.com/
Watch his fun and educational 'Studio Visits' on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/thomgains1727/videos
Follow him on Instagram here...
2023-02-1847 min
Military Historians are People, Too!S2E12 Amy Rutenberg - Iowa State UniversityOur guest today is Dr. Amy Rutenberg. Amy is an Associate Professor of History at Iowa State University and serves as the Coordinator for the Secondary Social Studies Education Program. Amy previously taught at Appalachian State University before making the move to Ames, but she started her teaching career with a five-year stint at Ardsley High School in New York. She earned a BA from Tufts University, an EdM at Harvard University, and her PhD from the University of Maryland at College Park. She brings a unique perspective to teaching and remains a champion of social studies education at t...
2022-09-201h 09
Artful PainterGreg Newbold - Evidence of ProcessGreg Newbold is a fine art painter and illustrator based near Salt Lake City, Utah. Greg says that for him, "art is a soulful expression." His hope is that a piece of him comes out at the end of his brush onto the surface of a painting and connects with the spirit of the viewer.Greg's compelling visions of the American West are distilled through the filter of his own life experiences. Building upon that, he applies his own unique creative filters of simplification, light, color, shape, and texture. This creative alchemy results in paintings that feature...
2022-06-171h 49
ARTish PlungeEpisode 5: Ann FlemingsANN FLEMINGS is an abstract painter from Austin, Texas who seeks ways to stretch color and draw out the light source in her forms. After an early career in graphic design, Ann shifted to development and fundraising work, which left no room for artwork. Ann candidly shares her thoughts on balancing motherhood and art, overcoming feelings of selfishness, and the importance of finding your own dedicated art space, community and role models. Ann also gives us a behind-the-scenes look at being an artist participant in one of the biggest antique shows in the United States—Round Top, Texas.
2021-03-2455 minARTish PlungeEpisode 2: Tamiko BraunTamiko Braun is a Munich-based, mixed-media artist with a love for vibrant colors, textures, and unexpected additives like sand, coffee, and marble dust. As a process-oriented artist, she focuses on creating layers in her work, stripped away to reveal designs of varying depth underneath. Fluent in Japanese, English and German, Tamiko also has over 20 years of consulting, strategic planning, business development and marketing experience with international technology companies. Just a Southern California "beach girl" at heart, Tamiko shares how a health scare made her re-evaluate her intense, international travel-oriented career and reconnect her to art. Tamiko shares h...
2021-03-0347 min
Art Juice: A podcast for artists, creatives and art loversThe Magic of Thinking and Feeling in Painting with Brian Rutenberg [73]“You can’t have a thought unless you have a feeling first. So the idea in painting is to freeze the feeling and then let the person have the thought.”
Today we are talking with New York painter Brian Rutenberg about all the way in which artists must show up for their work in order to find a deeper truth. Amidst a currently enforced break from his studio it’s reassuring to hear he has the same fear of starting again. We talk about the arc of creating a painting, how to exaggerate to clarify and if painting...
2020-06-021h 10
Art Juice: A podcast for artists, creatives and art loversLooking Forward to 2020 [49]We had planned to take break this week, but we just couldn't do it! So, here we are with a bonus episode all about preparing for a new year. This year, we are taking very different approaches - Alice is relaxing into letting things happen in an easy way, while Louise has spent some time defining clear goals and then breaking them down into scheduled tasks. This is a reversal of roles from prior years and so in this episode, we dive into what is driving both of us. Why has super-organised Alice not yet started to develop a...
2019-12-3153 min
Artful PainterMichelle Jung - Creating From MemoryMichelle Jung – methodical and keenly observant – creates expressive oil and mixed-media paintings that speak to the heart. When you first walk into a room with her paintings displayed on a wall you may see an expansive seascape, an intimate floral scene, or a quiet landscape. As you move in closer to her paintings, what was once clearly in focus begins to melt and break apart into gorgeous abstraction. Her painting process begins with thoughtful slowness. She then moves in quickly with her brushes and puts down deliberate, confident strokes of paint. Layer by layer she builds her painting. The resu...
2019-12-051h 49Art Juice: A podcast for artists, creatives and art loversThe Role of Intention in Our Work [39]Alice is feeling a shift in direction and has been exploring the idea of intention for her work. This sparks a discussion about the role of intention in art-making. Do we need it? Do we have to decide it right from the start? Or can we find it as we go?
We explore the pros and cons of intention in a discussion that ranges from the compositions of an art-making chimpanzee to Steve Jobs’ wise words about how we can connect the dots.
We also discuss the perennial topic of studio flooring, ponder the challenges of...
2019-10-151h 00
Artful PainterBrian Rutenberg - Abstraction is a ProcessBrian Rutenberg's paintings radiate the atmospheric haze, the shimmering heat, and the rich colors of the Deep South. He describes himself as a "Southern landscape painter living in New York." Layers and details of the southern landscape have been peeled back in his paintings, leaving us with the dancing lines and shimmering pools of colors of the Carolina coastal wetlands.As I've gotten to know Brian through his Studio Visit videos on YouTube, and his book, Clear Seeing Place, I've come to expect the unexpected. What you won't hear from Brian are glib, often repeated "feel-good" sound...
2019-06-1259 min
Reliable SourcesFormer Murdoch exec speaks out on why he quit; David Axelrod's prescription for 2020 coverage; are women candidates getting more negative coverage than men?; NYT says we're all living on Planet Fox; why the State Department stripped a reporter's award; hoApril 7, 2019: David Zurawik, Katie Glueck, Katie Rogers, Jim Rutenberg, Joseph Azam, Laura Bassett, David Axelrod, and Jessikka Aro join Brian Stelter.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2019-04-0745 min
Artful PainterScott Gellatly - Pushing ColorScott Gellatly - a landscape artist who currently resides in Portland, Oregon - provides your art lesson today in this episode of the Artful Painter. His landscapes are done both outdoors and in his studio.Luminous, atmospheric, and dimensional - Scott calls his paintings "low-relief sculptures in pigment and color." In each of his paintings, Scott actively works to push the parameters of the colors on his palette. He pushes colors in unexpected and surprising ways that make his artwork distinctive.When he's not painting, Scott has perhaps one of the coolest day jobs an...
2018-10-121h 03
Reliable SourcesJim Rutenberg: National Enquirer "tip line became a trip wire" helping TrumpWhat's the fallout from Michael Cohen's guilty plea? How much legal trouble is American Media Inc. in? The NYT's Jim Rutenberg talks with Brian Stelter about Cohen's secret collaboration with American Media chairman David Pecker. Rutenberg describes sprinting across the newsroom when Cohen pleaded guilty. He also talks about AMI's "catch and kill" methods, underhanded tactics in the "gossip world," and potential legal consequences.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2018-08-2326 min
Reliable SourcesHow to cover Trump's lies; Missing migrant kids: How the story went viral; Why Pruitt is hiding from the press; Donté Stallworth on the new kneeling policy; Countering Hannity's bid to discredit Mueller; This is Bernstein's "bottom line" about TrumpSarah Westwood, Daniel Dale and Joan Walsh discuss Trump's truth problem with Brian Stelter. Dale says "incessant dishonesty" is "a central feature of his presidency," yet it's too often treated as "a side show rather than the central story." He says journalists should keep Trump's lies front and center.;Trump is trying to shift blame for government decisions that cause immigrant children to be separated from their parents. Daniel Dale points out that Trump officials have "owned" the new policy, while Trump himself is blaming Democrats. Walsh asks, "Where do we draw the line in cruelty?"; Michigan Congressman Dan Kildee...
2018-05-2740 min
The Formula Podcast with Trevor CarlsonPainting and Overcoming Rejection with American Abstract Painter Brian Rutenberg - #37On this episode of the Formula Trevor Carlson and Brian Rutenberg discuss his career becoming a successful painter, the rejection he had to overcome to do so, and the advice he would have for others who would do the same. Some topics we discuss are: What is Brian’s Painting process? Where does he come up with ideas for his painting and what does it mean to “inspire”? How to work through failures on art projects? Why did he choose the medium of painting? How to face rejection early on in your career The importance of routine in the creati...
2018-03-1249 min
Your Creative Push184: The NARROWER you are, the BIGGER the umbrella over you (w/ Brian Rutenberg)Brian Rutenberg is an internationally exhibited painter based in New York City. He received his bachelor’s degree in fine arts from the College of Charleston in 1987 and his master’s degree from the School of Visual Arts in New York City in 1989. Among his many accolades, Brian is a Fulbright Scholar, a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellow, an Irish Museum of Modern Art Residency Programme participant, and has had over 200 exhibitions throughout North America. His popular YouTube series, “Brian Rutenberg Studio Visits,” is viewed daily by thousands of people all over the world and his bran...
2017-01-0246 min
Savvy Painter Podcast with Antrese WoodAbstract Painter Brian RutenbergBrian Rutenberg is originally from South Carolina. He received his BFA from the College of Charleston, and his MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. I think you will really enjoy this conversation- Brian talks about his idea that in the big picture, art fails us, it is lifeless and incomplete. Wait— what?? When I heard Brian say that, I’ll admit I had a split second of judgment, you know, like someone had just insulted the love of my life and I needed to defend my love. But what Brian goes on to s...
2016-10-211h 07