Ramie Makhlouf and Drew Flagge have started a new podcast and their first guest is Bart Winkler This is that episode What's it doing on this feed It's like a backdoor pilot that TV shows used to do all the time NCIS was originally a spinoff of JAG people forget Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Matt Brown Extra Points on how college football has caused a snowball effect for other athletics and where those sports could be headed from those impacts After talking to Mike Aresco Commissioner of the AAC and he brought up student welfare Matt recently wrote about the students in athletics that AREN rsquo T in football and how people forget about them in these conference realignment decisions What was Matt rsquo s takeaway Do we need any Federal legislation over NIL [... more]

Does he know which way Gregg Popovich is leaning for the NBA draft What did Popovich do right Does Victor Wembanyama automatically make them a playoff team What are people forgetting about the Western Conference What does he want to see from THIS player that he rsquo s anxious to see There were some significant moves in the NBA last night including Marcus Smart so what does PJ think about those [... more]

It rsquo s amazing how fast people forget Right after Israel felt Sinai quake and saw Moses ascend the mountain they turned to idolatry We might be tempted to shake our heads in disbelief at their wandering hearts But sadly we also turn back to our idols after spiritual mountain-top experiences In this message we learn what happened after Sinai and what can happen to us nbsp Click here to listen Duration [... more]

A woman complained to her pastor that she rsquo d noticed a lot of repetition in his sermons ldquo Why do you do that rdquo she queried The preacher replied ldquo People forget rdquo There are lots of reasons we forget mdash the passage of time growing older or just being too busy We forget passwords names of people we rsquo ve known for years or even where we parked our car My husband says ldquo There rsquo s only so much I can fit in my brain I have to delete something before I can remember something new rdquo [... more]