University of Rhode Island
Land-grant university in South Kingstown, Rhode IslandWikipedia
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Oct 28, 2026
AJ BlackHOST
And going undefeated is obviously great, but The way that they played, you saw a lot.
AJ BlackHOST
Oh, URI was the other game they played against.
AJ BlackHOST
You have pitchers now that are coming in like Matt Kuser, who threw two scoreless innings against Hofstra and three innings against Rutgers.
AJ BlackHOST
You had Brady Miller looking good.
John DePetroHOST
Do you know what they say? Oh, are you a resident? No? Oh, well, you don't get a resident beach pass.
John DePetroHOST
How about if you live in Attleboro and you want to attend URI? Or you live in Stonington, Connecticut and you want to attend? URI.
John DePetroHOST
Do you have to pay the in-state or out of? Oh, no, you have to pay the out-of-state tuition fee.
John DePetroHOST
You know why? Because there's boundaries.
John DePetroHOST
Oh, you're not a Rhode Island resident.
John DePetroHOST
You have to pay the out-of-state rate.
John DePetroHOST
That's why, you know, places like URI, and UMass does the same thing.
John DePetroHOST
That's why they take so many people from other states because then they can charge them more.
Matt EntringerHOST
But if it's if it was them, then something has to be answered.
Matt EntringerHOST
And also, by the way, just going back, Pawtucket J mentioning that there are more residents now at Central Bank Stadium with the likes of the URI team, Brown and all the other sports that are now occupying our beloved stadium, that maybe that's making our scheduling difficult.
Matt EntringerHOST
But you know what? Pataka J, with UFL coming in next season, they're a spring, so they may want the primaries of those March windows.
Matt EntringerHOST
So I'd be happy to give up some extra games and figure out how we react or work around college ball.
The Intermittent Fasting Podcast
Oct 26 · 2 Mentions
Top 40%Brian VaszilyGUEST
Science showed it.
Brian VaszilyGUEST
2018 University of Rhode Island study showed that these red maple leaves do this.
Brian VaszilyGUEST
Well, our manufacturer in Canada is really...
Brian VaszilyGUEST
Behind them is where they get these.
20 MINS LATER
Brian VaszilyGUEST
I talked about maple leaf as one example.
Brian VaszilyGUEST
the out there in nature waiting.
Brian VaszilyGUEST
So you've got to find ingredients that really truly have demonstrated their worth through research, through studies like this one I talked about from the University of Rhode Island for red maple leaf, right? Then you have to not only put good stuff in there that actually works and helps you eliminate or fade the appearance of age spots or fade the appearance of wrinkles if it's an anti-aging oriented product or moisturize your skin at a fundamentally deep level, whatever the thing may be, right? You've got to find it, but then you've got to find ingredients that are natural, that can be certified organic, they're clean, that hold it all together.
Brian VaszilyGUEST
Unlike the plasticizer that I talked about earlier, phthalates, we can't use junk like that because that goes against everything, right? So there are ingredients that do that, but it's work.
Daniel HamiltonHOST
Then we talk about the case of the white Bigfoot that chased a cyclist.
Daniel HamiltonHOST
A University of Rhode Island student was returning to campus on a 10-speed bike around 10 o'clock on a Sunday night, September of 1974.
Daniel HamiltonHOST
Near Perry Avenue in Wakefield, he stopped beneath a streetlight to adjust his front brake.
Daniel HamiltonHOST
The student was not searching for Bigfoot, he was simply returning back to campus.
BeccaHOST
I did.
BeccaHOST
I took a whole class at URI about the labor union in Rhode Island, like where labors began.
BeccaHOST
And it basically like the union started there.
BeccaHOST
Right back there, right in that area.
Christine KerriganHOST
Carlton is a three-time founder working at the intersection of embedded electronics, engineering, and manufacturing technology.
Christine KerriganHOST
He's also a co-founder of Green Scarecrow, which has received several grants from the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources over the past decade and partnered with research teams at the University of Rhode Island, UMass, and the University of Southern California.
Christine KerriganHOST
Under Carlton's leadership, Lasix has landed revenue from Mitsubishi Electric, signed an MOU with the U.S. Department of Energy-backed CIMAN-E Consortium, and was a top five finalist for the New Hampshire Tech Alliance's 2025 Product of the Year.
Christine KerriganHOST
The company is now positioning to bring identity at creation to nuclear, aerospace, and defense supply chains.
Bob O'ConnellGUEST
And we're looking to do that probably again and then get out and do more of those performances.
Mike MainoHOST
And we as a quartet have been doing national anthems at various places, Brown, URI, the Civic Center.
Mike MainoHOST
See how old I am? The Civic Center.
Mike MainoHOST
Then I could go call it the Dunk.
Jeff StanfieldHOST
Mike Leach was the highest paid Washington state employee.
Jeff StanfieldHOST
David Dooley, president of the University of Rhode Island, is the highest paid state employee in Rhode Island, making $320,000 a year.
Jeff StanfieldHOST
He is the president of the university.
Jeff StanfieldHOST
Mike Leach was a football coach.
Matt LangelGUEST
So your high school stuff really mattered a lot.
Matt LangelGUEST
We had a high school coach who had been a Division I player himself and Actually, on my high school team, there were two guys a year younger than me that ended up playing Division I and another guy who played Division III and another guy who was a wide receiver at University of Rhode Island.
Matt LangelGUEST
We had a pretty good team.
Matt LangelGUEST
My junior season, we were good.
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