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Marathon Oil Corporation

Petroleum refineries companywww.marathonoil.com

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Oct 18, 2026

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Red Baseball is brought to you by Stroh, family brewers for 200 years, from one sports lover to another.
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3:19
And by the Marathon Oil Company, people who believe in people.
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3:23
By the First National Bank of Cincinnati, where your money grows safely in high-return certificates of deposit.
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3:30
By the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Cincinnati, bottlers of Pepsi-Cola, Dr. Pepper, and sweat products.

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161:02
With Marty Brenneman and Joe Nutsall.
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161:05
Red's Baseball has been brought to you by Stroh, family brewers for 200 years, from one sports lover to another.
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161:12
And by the Marathon Oil Company, people who believe in people.
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161:18
By the First National Bank of Cincinnati, where your money grows safely in high return certificates of deposit.
Mike LukeHOST
26:57
I will never forget this.
Mike LukeHOST
26:58
The Jason Terry team, uh, his senior year when Bibby and all those losers that weren't very good left, um, and, uh, Arizona almost lost to the Marathon Oil.
Mike LukeHOST
27:09
And, uh, I remember a Hanson article where he said, uh, will, uh, will, who will win more foot- uh, games this year, Arizona basketball or Arizona football, 'cause that was the 12-1 Arizona football team.
Mike LukeHOST
27:18
And lo and behold, Arizona, I think, got a four seed.
Michael BrownHOST
11:08
Pay attention to them.
Michael BrownHOST
11:12
Marathon Oil wrote that California refineries are already among the most expensive in the world to run, and that the proposal would force them to reconsider whether they should even operate in California at all.
Michael BrownHOST
11:25
Does it even make sense for Marathon to even be in California? The man who runs Chevron's refining business, Andy Walsh, put it plainer.
Michael BrownHOST
11:34
He said, and again, I quote, "I don't know what more of an alarm bell you need to have.
Drew EnsignGUEST
54:03
Steele Co. tells us we can't do that.
Drew EnsignGUEST
54:05
At the same time, Marathon Oil tells us you can resolve jurisdictional questions in any order you want, and the Supreme Court has no obligation to resolve every conceivable jurisdictional issue.
Drew EnsignGUEST
54:14
But beyond that, the Supreme Court has repeatedly made clear that you shouldn't give effect to drive by jurisdictional holdings.
Drew EnsignGUEST
54:21
And here, you don't even have a holding to characterize as drive-by.
Matt LepayGUEST
24:52
But the day is probably coming when the regular season of college basketball gets stretched out to maybe as many as 40 games, if not more.
Jason WildeHOST
25:01
You can hear our discussion of a 40-game season and the memories of Marathon Oil, Athletes in Action, and the Serbian team with the guy smoking at the end of the bench when I was a student.
Jason WildeHOST
25:15
You can hear that on the podcast from last week's episode with the legendary Matt LePay.
Jason WildeHOST
25:22
Matt, if we can get back to my question now, if that would be okay, who are some of the new players that are going to be key pieces that we can hear about tonight from 6.30 until the first pitch?
Tommy AshleyHOST
8:46
Still did not see anything or we have not seen anything from Brown and Abel, Greg, and I think on Sunday against Indiana it's another ...
Tommy AshleyHOST
8:54
Look, we've talked about EA Sports, Marathon Oil, Athletes in Action.
Tommy AshleyHOST
8:59
They are not playing those teams anymore, and that's what makes, while they are scrimmages and while they are exhibitions, I think it's a, a massively big opportunity for Malone and his coaching staff to find out what they've got and what buttons they need to push.
Tommy AshleyHOST
9:19
Going up there, going to Indiana to play, your thoughts on the significance of this one? The first one we knew.
Gabriel WisdomGUEST
13:47
I like the refiners a lot.
Gabriel WisdomGUEST
13:49
There's Marathon Oil.
Gabriel WisdomGUEST
13:50
There's Valero.
Gabriel WisdomGUEST
13:52
Philips, any of the refiners make some sense here.
JC ShurburttHOST
20:48
I was always ...
JC ShurburttHOST
20:49
Like, when I was a kid there, like, you had one exhibition and it was usually against, uh, somebody that, like Marathon Oil-
Phil MullinaxHOST
20:57
Hmm
JC ShurburttHOST
20:57
... had a team.
Colette AuclairHOST
2:38
It's products like diesel where prices have risen, which creates better crack spreads for the refining industry.
Colette AuclairHOST
2:45
Stocks like Marathon Oil and Valero are up sharply over the last two months.
Colette AuclairHOST
2:51
Treasury trading was shut yesterday for a US holiday, leaving the ten-year note yield at five point two four percent, where it closed last Friday.
Colette AuclairHOST
3:00
That's near twenty-four year highs, despite a sharp drop recently in expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike later this month.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
4:12
Number 5.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
4:13
Chevron and Marathon Oil, each producing 48,000 barrels per day in the oil sands back in the day, from their 20% interest in the Athabasca Oil Sands Project, or OSP, each sold their assets there, Marathon in 2017 and Chevron in 2024.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
4:27
CNRL now owns 100% of OSPI's bitumen production.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
4:32
Note, unless otherwise stated, all references to oil sands production in this blog refer to working interest production of raw bitumen from Alberta oil sands mining and thermal projects.

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