Nate Williams

And the part that matters here for us is what the protection was made of, because it wasn't the manual, right? It was the manual, the training, plus someone showing up every week to help clinicians use it, which is also what my colleague and her team do so beautifully, by the way.

Continuing with our research, we next have a study by Adams, Williams, Becker-Hames and their colleagues who found something similar more recently in 2019 in Philadelphia's public mental health system.

So they found that financial strain for the therapist, those who are feeling really financially strained, that predicted whether therapists left their job with the public mental health system.

And this is not going to surprise anybody, right? The exception was therapists who were inside a system-wide initiative that trained them in evidence-based practices.

And one caveat before we move on from all this literature, I know I promised it was going to be done earlier, but one last thing, because it points somewhere useful.

There was a study published in 2025 by Woodard and colleagues where they found that implementing evidence-based practices in community mental health clinics did not change provider turnover rate at all.

And Nate Williams and his colleagues found in 2018 that during a system-wide evidence-based practice rollout, what predicted whether clinicians stayed was the proficiency of the organization's culture, not the rollout itself.

So this last piece is important because it maps well onto the literature on burnout, which shows that isolation and organizational factors are the greatest predictors.

The ball was snapped, and it appeared that – you know at least ward was still dropping back and attempting a pass he took a very hard under the chin hit from hamilton that drove him into the game hamilton got a free run off that offensive right side uh the flag was thrown the officials got together and despite the fact that the flag was thrown when the ball was dead kind of thing it's still a personal foul you could have a dead ball personal foul so i understand why that would be true But it's something that obviously was extremely frustrating and got the BS chant going in full gear around M&T Bank Stadium.

I think the big thing that the Ravens faced in this game, and Nate Williams had a pretty good game, I would say.

I need to get down, look at the targets individually, see if I can see any other plays he made.

He did have a pass interference call.

We are going to be doing our set reviews at the end of the episode.

I don't know if you've ever been here for that, but... we do a set i do a set review of a lego set and a rebrickable set and today we're doing the 75367 venator class republic attack cruiser the ultimate collector series from star wars that is retiring at the end of this year and the colonial viper mark ii by nate williams as the rebrickable set so i'm excited to talk about those at the end of the episode but we don't have a ton of news today and we're just going to roll right into it with our first breaking news story First up, probably the most exciting news for everybody is that 11390, Dragon Ball, Shenron, and Goku have been revealed.

This is a 1,764-piece set with an 18-plus rating and a $180 price tag available on November 1st.

For the piece count, I mean, we're at 10 cents per piece for a brand-new IP with a custom minifigure and probably the best dragon build I've ever seen LEGO do before.

Just like the sail barge was last year.

And now moving on to a rebrickable set.

This is the Colonial Viper Mark II by Nate Williams.

It's 782 pieces.

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in the fucking deep in the sticks of Michigan? I remember Nate Williams.

You remember, do you know Nate Williams?

Oh my God.

Yes, I know Nate Williams.

That's like one of our close friends.

Um, yeah.