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The Cattle Business Weekly Bamford, Foote to be Inducted into Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame Kent Bamford with Bamford Feedyard in Haxtun, Colo., and Bob Foote with Foote Cattle Company in Bucyrus, Kan., are the 2026 inductees in the Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame. Honorees will be recognized at the 17th annual banquet on Feb. 4 during CattleCon 2026 in Nashville, Tenn. “The cattle-feeding industry has been built by leaders such as Bob Foote and Kent Bamford,” said Dustin Johansen, senior vice president at Farm Journal and Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame board member. “Their legacy is the ongoing success of our industry.” Bamford Feedyard started as a small yard, growing to 15,000 head...Article Link

2025-12-0302 min

The BreakTurn Podcast Podcast with Dustin Foote | Episode 25.5Rising Demand: The Crucial Role of A&P Mechanics in AviationIn this episode, we explore the increasing need for A&P mechanics in the aviation industry. Join us as we discuss the factors driving this demand, the opportunities available for skilled mechanics, and how the industry is evolving to meet these challenges.Key Topics:- The current state of the aviation industry and its reliance on A&P mechanics - Insights from industry experts on the future of aviation maintenance - How...

2025-07-151h 39

Sidelines All Bets Are Off: A Gambling Counselor on Legal Sports BettingA gambling addiction nearly ruined Arnie Wexler’s life in the 1960s. Since then, he and his wife, Sheila, have dedicated their lives to helping compulsive gamblers recover. Now, as states rapidly legalize sports betting, Wexler warns of an industry that prioritizes profit over people.Wexler, a certified gambling counselor, co-wrote All Bets Are Off: Losers, Liars, and Recovery from Gambling Addiction with Sheila.

2025-03-2015 min

Sidelines Jimmy Carter’s Sporting LegacyPeanut farmer, president, humanitarian… and distance runner. Jimmy Carter was both an athlete and a devoted sports fan—just not of golf. Sports played a surprising role in his life and presidency, shaping key moments and controversies. Jonathan Alter, author of His Very Best: Jimmy Carter, a Life, joins me to explore the little-known story of Carter and sports.

2025-03-1212 min

Radio Labyrinth SNL 50 & The Hanks BacklashWe're back in the labyrinth this weekend, diving into the SNL 50th Anniversary Show! From the sketches to the musical performances, we break it all down—including the bizarre backlash aimed at Tom Hanks for reprising a character that’s been around since the last time a certain orange guy was in office. Seriously… they’re upset now? Jeff hit the theater to check out Captain America: Brave New World and has his full review of the latest Marvel entry. Is it worth your time? We’ve got the scoop. At the Radio Labyrinth News Desk: M...

2025-02-2252 min

Sidelines The First High School Football League to Ban KickoffsWhen the Riverdale Falcons’ football season was cut short due to a series of injuries, Athletic Director John Pizzi reached out to the Concussion Legacy Foundation with a mission: “change football.” This moment, followed by a comprehensive study, led to a series of reforms, the most significant being the elimination of the kickoff. Riverdale, along with its peers in the Metropolitan Athletic League, made history by becoming the first high school football league in the nation to ban kickoffs.So, what made Riverdale football the first of its kind? Will more high schools follow their...

2025-01-1117 min

Sidelines The History and Politics of the American StadiumColumbia University professor and sports historian Frank Guridy traces the political history of American stadiums—from the circus to the Sugar Bowl to taxpayer-funded arenas—showing how politics unfold in these spaces “all the time.” Guridy is the author of The Stadium: An American History of Protest, Politics, and Play.

2024-12-0219 min

Sidelines Political Football 2024Writer and former New York Times sports columnist, Robert Lipsyte, talks about the politics of sports—and the sport of politics—ahead of the 2024 US election.

2024-11-0411 min

198.4 KFLX Fiction Radio Crazy Heart / Tender MerciesTwo movies for the price of one! Our first double feature is a doozy! Tender Mercies and Crazy Heart both tell the story of aging country singer/songwriters fallen on hard times. Both have incredible star power from Robert DuVall, Tess Harper, Horton Foote, Jeff Bridges, Maggie Gyllenhaal & T-Bone Burnett. Both were award show darlings. And both have top notch country tunes! So roll down the windows and enjoy the sunset as we walk ya through all the ins and outs of Mac Sledge and Otis "Bad" Blake. Visit https://fictionradiopod.com for more episodes...

2024-09-091h 11

Sidelines The Rat RunStudies show that exercise can help decrease feelings of fear and anxiety. So, in an experiment on myself, I run alongside the things that scare me with someone who doesn't.

2024-08-0214 min

Sidelines A New NFL Fan (Taylor's Version)Molly is part of a quickly growing demographic of NFL fans… Swifties. After a Super Bowl season with her Chiefs and some time on the road with The Eras Tour, Molly reflects on how Swifties and sports fans have more in common than they think.NYT -- How Often Is Taylor Swift Actually Shown at N.F.L. Games?https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/25/style/taylor-swift-nfl-broadcasts.html#:~:text=The%20reality%20is%20Ms.,her%20name%20rarely%20being%20mentioned.

2024-07-2711 min

Jagbags The Movies of Dustin Hoffman: Which Are His Best?Beave and Len discuss the latest Facebook bracket featuring the movies of Oscar winner Dustin Hoffman. Which movies are his best, and which have not aged well? Which movie contains his very best performance? What movie is criminally underrated? (Answer: Straw Dogs or Finding Neverland) We also talk his turns in Death of a Salesman and the Kung Fu Panda franchise. Tune in for yet another actor profile!

2024-06-0658 min

Sidelines The Strenuous Sporting Life of President Theodore RooseveltThroughout his life and Presidency, Theodore Roosevelt spoke about the virtues of a “strenuous life.” That strenuous life, Professor Ryan Swanson argues, was “very tied to physical activity.”Swanson, author of The Strenuous Life: Theodore Roosevelt and the Making of the American Athlete, tells a sports story of an asthmatic, unathletic child who turned into a physical fitness evangelist and the 26th President of the United States. Oh, and he played a role in preserving the sport of football.

2024-05-3114 min

Sidelines God is a Mets FanFor years, I’ve heard the Reverend J. Donald Waring preach about baseball. He’s used the game as a metaphor enough to make me wonder if there’s a story behind the sermons. In today's show, Don discusses who has influenced his preaching and why he thinks God “must” be a Mets fan.

2024-05-1710 min

Sidelines You'll Never Walk AloneRobert Paylor suffered a spinal cord injury in the 2017 collegiate rugby championship that left him unable to move anything below his neck. Now, he walks with an assisted device and works as a motivational speaker. Today on Sidelines, Paylor recounts an athletic injury that left his body paralyzed and his mind searching for a new purpose.For more on Robert, visit:Website: https://www.robertpaylor.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rob.paylor/Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobertPaylor5Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robertpaylor5LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/robert-paylorTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@r...

2024-05-0411 min

Sidelines Take Me Out To The BallgameWhat is theme music in sports trying to say? The Olympic Hymn is a tune about the brotherhood of nations, the NBA track on ESPN has a trap beat, and the NFL opening songs on FOX and CBS are percussive and aggressive.Listen closely to the sounds of the game and you'll begin to understand the myth of certain sports, and what sports TV is trying to sell.On the first episode of Sidelines, Professor Jeffery Segrave (Skidmore College) discusses the role of music in sports. Through analyzing a handful of sports television themes...

2024-04-0522 min

2023-11-1149 min

Radio Labyrinth Mandela EffectsWelcome back to another uproarious episode of the Radio Labyrinth Podcast! In Season 8, Episode 34, our merry crew dives into a rollercoaster of laughs and insights. We start with a lively discussion about Amen vs. 227 and the mysterious Rose. Alice Cooper and Carlos Santana's latest cancellations add some spice to the mix. Trollby Foote joins us with a heartwarming battlefield letter and a captivating news story, and Jeff's movie evacuation tale is a hilarious highlight. Martha Stewart breaks icebergs, Kevin Hart tries out running then a wheelchair, and a Sopranos actress reveals her OnlyFans page – shocker!

2023-09-0258 min

Radio Labyrinth Bout Ready To Snap!Welcome back to another uproarious episode of the Radio Labyrinth Podcast! This week, our merry crew reconvenes in the Labyrinth for a whirlwind of laughs and insights. Hailing from Atlanta, they've all experienced their fair share of the limelight, what with recent surrenders and all. In a world where giving half of humanity a "Thanos Snap" seems simpler than navigating neighborly dynamics, Steph raises the eyebrow. Frasier's return to television sparks discussions about whether things will ever be the same. Meanwhile, Tim's TikTok antics take a turn for the wonderfully weird. Tim also dishes out...

2023-08-2651 min

The Nexus IT TechBeat Podcast with Founder/CEO, Earl Foote 2:10 How to Navigate the Jungle of Start-Up Life with WashieHow to Navigate the Jungle of Start-Up LifeJoin Earl Foote on this TechBeat Podcast "Navigating the Start-up Life" segment! He is joined by the founders of Washie, Rob Poleki 🚽, and Dustin Kyle Kenyon 🚽. In this episode, they'll explore the ins and outs of the start-up world, sharing invaluable insights and strategies to help entrepreneurs thrive. From overcoming challenges to seizing opportunities, we'll discuss essential tips for success in the fast-paced realm of innovation. 💡✨Together, we'll navigate the start-up ecosystem, discuss the importance of adaptability, building a support network, and staying focused amidst the dynamic...

2023-07-201h 01

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2021-04-131h 23

Edge of Sports with Dave Zirin Student Athletes vs. Nike Sweatshops: Isabelle Teare of Georgetown SailingThis week, a show for all the student-athletes, student-activists, and the advocates like us who cheer them on. Isabelle Teare is a member of the Georgetown University Sailing Team. She’s also a leader in ‘Athletes and Advocates for Workers,’ a movement that’s pressured Georgetown’s administration and athletic department to confront Nike sweatshop abuses. Despite the school's long and entwined relationship with Nike, Teare and her cohort are winning. Then, comedian W. Kamau Bell has a new CNN program, ‘United Shades of America,’ debuting Sunday at 10 Eastern. We will find out why he is interviewing Klansmen on deserted country roads...

2016-04-2244 min

Edge of Sports Student Athletes vs. Nike Sweatshops: Isabelle Teare of Georgetown SailingThis week, a show for all the student-athletes, student-activists, and the advocates like us who cheer them on. Isabelle Teare is a member of the Georgetown University Sailing Team. She’s also a leader in ‘Athletes and Advocates for Workers,’ a movement that’s pressured Georgetown’s administration and athletic department to confront Nike sweatshop abuses. Despite the school's long and entwined relationship with Nike, Teare and her cohort are winning. Then, comedian W. Kamau Bell has a new CNN program, ‘United Shades of America,’ debuting Sunday at 10 Eastern. We will find out why he is interviewing Klansmen on deserted country roads...

2016-04-2244 min