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On this episode of Forking Around Town, Tracy Guida sits down with Ian Beckles and the two discuss the food scene in Sarasota, Florida. Ian just spent the weekend in the area and shares his experience, while Tracy dishes in her past visits to Sarasota.

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The war between the ITF and the ATP is felt less at the major tournaments than in the lower tiers of professional tennis. This is a very complicated subject, and a single conversation won’t resolve all of its problems, but Tennis With An Accent wants to begin this conversation and continue it over the course of 2019.

The new Tennis With An Accent Podcast welcomes tennis blogger Paul Timmons, who writes about the ITF Transition Tour, the Challenger tours, junior tennis, futures tennis, and more at his website, My Tennis Adventures. A few weeks ago, Paul began a series of continuing posts on the ITF Transition Tour. The first post in his extended series is here. We encourage you to read this post, because it deals with many of the topics Paul examines with podcast host Saqib Ali on this week’s show.

What are the positive aspects of the recent changes to the structure of lower-tier tennis tournaments? Paul offers one example. Find out how many more examples he provides. The length of his list might surprise you. It might not.

The details surrounding junior tennis, Challenger-level tennis, and the $15,000 or $25,000 tournaments on the calendar are numerous and complicated. Paul explains why these changes are significant. The prism through which Paul filters his analysis is the larger financial outlook for tennis players. What level of opportunity is tennis providing to 19-year-old players from less developed countries who don’t have the backing of a large national federation or a private agency? What level of opportunity is tennis providing to players who are outside the top 100 of the junior ranks? What level of opportunity is tennis providing to players in their mid-20s who spend many years of their careers slugging it out in the minor leagues, and are looking for that one breakthrough? What level of opportunity is tennis providing to a wide range of players in various and equally complicated circumstances?

Paul Timmons offers answers to these urgent questions in the new Tennis With An Accent Podcast.

Follow Paul’s blog, My Tennis Adventures for continuing coverage and analysis of the ITF Transition Tour and the many levels of tennis which exist below the main ATP Tour and the major tournaments.

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These are not the words I think about when I think of sport but unfortunately there is a dark side of sport that is prospering, growing and threatening the very integrity of sport.

In mid January, African investigative reporter Ahmed Hussein-Suale was shot dead in what reports called “an assignation style killing”. Suale spent a good part of his career investigating and exposing corruption, match fixing in African sport. So where are we at when it comes to protecting the integrity of sport?

Today, we talk with journalist, academic, consultant, and author, Declan Hill. He is respected globally for his work investigating match fixing and corruption in sport. We talk with him about the repercussions of Hussein-Suale’s murder it is such a great loss and the ripple effects will travel deep into the media industry.

Also, is it time for NCAA athletes to get paid? We talk with Declan about the issues here and why aren’t athletes getting paid?

Get set for a candid, informative, alarming and educational conversation with Krush Performance, favorite, Declan Hill.

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Until next week, go get better!

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This week on “In The Trenches,” former NFL offensive lineman Ian Beckles talks about some of the hot topics in the league including the settlement agreement between the NFL and Colin Kaepernick.

Ian gets the show started by discussing what’s going on in Pittsburgh with Le’Veon Bell and Antonio Brown. He talks about how it appears the Steelers plan to play the transition tag on Bell and some of the stories coming out about Brown’s actions during the season.

Up next, Ian hits on the Baltimore Ravens trading Joe Flacco to the Denver Broncos and how the Ravens are going all-in on Lamar Jackson. Ian tells you whether or not he believes Jackson can succeed long term and then he gets into the settlement agreement reached between the NFL and Kaepernick.

Finally, Ian hits on a couple of topics related to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. First, he touches on the current salary cap room the team has and then tells you about where the team ranks in the league in customer service satisfaction with season ticket holders.

All of that and more on this edition of “In The Trenches” and if you have a question for next week’s episode, send an email to Ian ([email protected]). 

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On this episode of the Uncorked Media Podcast, Tracy talks about the power of influencers for your brand and shares her experience from the weekend at Tampa International Airport, The Florida State Fair, and Fabrica Pizza.

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It is “Immigration Friday” and Frank and Tracy Beanz spend a large swath of the show talking about the press conference today and the national emergency to secure our border. Emotions run high as the two discuss the funding bill, the democrat logic, the reason for the national emergency, and the problem with how government is working today.

They easily transition into a good discussion about Andrew McCabe and the fact that upper levels of the Justice Department were conspiring together to determine if they could remove a sitting President using the 25th amendment.

Beanz talks about the timeline article from Jeff Carlson at Epoch Times and then they end the show with some discussion about CPAC and lighthearted fun.

Don’t miss this passionate episode of the “Dark to Light” podcast!

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Heading into another Big Fight Weekend that features a Featherweight World Title Fight Saturday night on FOX TV. So, host T.J. Rives is back to preview it with special guests.

First, Marquis Johns of the newly launched BigFightWeekend.com website is on board to talk about the site, the signing this week of British Heavyweight Sensation Anthony Joshua coming to fight in June in the U.S. at Madison Square Garden and then, the Leo Santa Cruz-Rafael Rivera showdown in L.A. for Saturday.

Then, speaking of Britain, David Payne from BoxingWriter.co.uk is back on the show talking Joshua and his opponent + when will the much anticipated Wilder/Fury rematch happen this summer? Before or after Joshua?

Also, T.J. and David chop it up about the anniversary this week of “Buster” Douglas stunning Mike Tyson and the boxing world with a 10th knockout in 1990. Finally, it’s great to hear from Fox Sports Radio’s Jonas Knox anytime, but especially, when there’s a title fight in L.A. Jonas talks some Santa Cruz-Rivera, heavyweights too, and more!

It’s all part of the latest edition of Big Fight Weekend!

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This week on Flava In Ya Ear, Ian Beckles is concerned about the state of the country as it sits. The issues going on concerning race are troubling. We are living in a day where a woman running for President is accused of not being “black enough” and where a gay, black actor who was attacked is being doubted. For as much as we are progressing as a country, we sure as Hell are regressing as well.

Donald Trump is on the verge of declaring a national emergency in order to get his border wall built. We’ve had one government shutdown. We’re possibly facing a second. That’s the real issue he should be concerned with. If President Trump thinks the wall is going to stop crime or drugs from entering the country, he has another thing coming. Ian elaborates on why Trump is insane, citing the El Chapo trial and how he trafficked drugs into the country.

Ian thinks we are going to look back in 20 years on the Trump regime and question ourselves as to what we were thinking and how we survived.

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In this week’s episode of Life In The Fast Lane, Black Moses talks with Adam Waheed, the Senior Editor of Motorcyclist Magazine and MotorcyclistOnline.com. Adam raps a taste on his journey through the ranks of moto-media, riding top-notch bikes all over the globe, and offers some advice on pursuing and achieving happiness!   

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A few years ago, my father told me the story of “Duffy’s Cut,” a wild tale of corruption, hidden documents, murder, and the blatant mistreatment of the Irish and what it was like in the 1830s. My father was an avid reader and LOVED history so it was fitting that he would get involved in the story of “Duffy’s Cut” while he was working on his 5th degree, this one was his Doctorate and he was doing it at Immaculata University in the western suburbs of Philadelphia.

Today, I get to speak to William Watson of Immaculata College and Joe Modestine of Doylestown Brewery. William is the author and historian for the entire project while Joe has brewed a beer that is raising money that will assist in the exhuming of the remaining fifty bodies that are buried in this mass grave.

Duffy’s Cut is the name given to a stretch of railroad tracks about 30 miles west of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania originally built for the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad, which later became part of the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Main Line. In June 1832, a contractor and fellow Irishman named Philip Duffy hired a group of 57 Irish immigrants to lay this line through the area’s densely wooded hills and ravines.

The workers came to Philadelphia from the Ulster counties of Donegal, Tyrone, and Derry to work in Pennsylvania’s developing railroad industry. Less than two months after their arrival, all 57 are believed to have died during the second cholera pandemic. While most died of the disease, forensic evidence suggests that some may have been murdered, perhaps due to fear of cholera in the area and surrounding counties. They were buried anonymously in a ditch outside of Malvern.

The Duffy’s Cut Project began undergoing archaeological excavation in August of 2004 by a research team headed by Dr William Watson from Immaculata University, Rev. Dr Frank Watson, Earl Schandelmeier and John Ahtes (who passed away in 2010). The team took on the momentous task of archival and archaeological search into the life and death of the forgotten men of Duffy’s Cut. Seeking to provide insight into early 19th Century attitudes about industry, immigration, and disease in Pennsylvania. On March 20, 2009, the first human bones were unearthed, consisting of two skulls, six teeth and eighty other bones.

This week’s episode of Duffified Live is presented by CAKE, which is is the Point of Sale system that lets bar & restaurant owners focus on the guest experience. Stop worrying about tracking every sale  – CAKE does that for you. You can automatically save information and review it later, from anywhere. That means you can actually take days off, which can be pretty rare in the restaurant business. So, restaurant owners, go to trycake.com/duffy and take a look. CAKE makes it easy

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