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Sep 11, 2026

Russell HowardHOST
30:28
What should I cook him this evening? John, over to you.
Jon RichardsonHOST
30:31
This week's Sunday dish of the week.
Russell HowardHOST
30:34
week.Um, I'll have a think about it
Jon RichardsonHOST
30:37
Okay, yeah.
Jon RichardsonHOST
30:38
This is from Christopher Hickey.
NataliePANELIST
37:04
And that is not a reason to swap them out.
NataliePANELIST
37:08
So if someone has difficulty accessing something like internal rotation at the hip, I can think of so many clients right now who like, Weeks and months later, we're still looking at their Beast Dance RDLs every single week and working on those.
NataliePANELIST
37:28
There are only so many movements we have to help that along.
NataliePANELIST
37:35
And we need that if we want to build glutes.
Lewis ShepperdHOST
48:17
I think the way he hits, the way he runs, they've got to question whether they could maybe play him at 13. to enhance their side in general and get Hosking back into the front row to play with Tarpany, have Knowles and Hudson once he returns on the edges, which again, I still think Hudson maybe in a year or so could potentially move into the third end role as well.
Lewis ShepperdHOST
48:35
But is there a way you can enhance having all those attacking weapons on, two genuine halves with really good kicking games, and keep building with Paddy and Weeks in what is already a ridiculously good young group of spine players and it's hard for them to go to market but that spine now they might find somebody who's interested in particular middle unless they create one internally to take that role but Papa Lee's career, wow.
Lewis ShepperdHOST
49:01
Again, I'll talk about that more in the season review.
Lewis ShepperdHOST
49:04
Kobe Black, it's one of the best debuts you're ever going to see.
Conor KilpatrickHOST
10:04
Yeah
Jeff ReidGUEST
10:04
... listened to the Pick of the Weeks that you and Ryan and, and Josh have talked about, so I was aware of the, of the bit about, you know, aliens or something.
Jeff ReidGUEST
10:11
But I still, I, I knew that this is a well-loved comic.
Jeff ReidGUEST
10:14
It wouldn't be told in such a way that it would be leaving me adrift completely, that it was gonna give me something to hold onto, and it totally did.
Mitch HarperHOST
10:04
1:30 kick on Fox and right here on KSL Newsradio, and BYU's looking to leave no doubt.
Mitch HarperHOST
10:13
Last week they were dominant, 63 to seven against Utah Tech.
Mitch HarperHOST
10:17
They've got two Big 12 Player of the Weeks in Glaser, a freshman, Tanner Devries, a co-special teams player of the week.
Mitch HarperHOST
10:24
But again, Noah Fifita and the Wildcats, huge challenge.
Mitch HarperHOST
10:28
Different challenge on...
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
75:07
There'll be no night assignment for you till the case is over.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
75:11
Williams was going to ask if there were any private tips from the district attorney's office, but the editor was already speaking with Weeks, who wrote the daily weather story, and he went back slowly to his desk, angry and disappointed, to read up the Henzig case and lay his plans for the day accordingly.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
75:27
At any rate, he reflected, it looked like a soft job, and as there was to be no second assignment for him that night, he would get off by eight o'clock and be able to dine and sleep for once like a civilized man.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
75:40
And that was something.
GazHOST
5:31
Uh, but then there's also, obviously the, uh, the news that's come out this, uh, is some of the, the weird storylines, like f- being a tight end to f- who flies 16 hours to the other side of the world, and then gets, uh, then gets turfed, gets cut for the long snapper.
GazHOST
5:48
We want, we wanna activate the long snapper from, uh, the practice squad, which is what's-his-name Weeks, and, uh, "So we're just gonna send you home.
GazHOST
5:56
We're just gonna turn around and, yeah.
GazHOST
5:58
You m- can you get one of those coffees while you're there? You might as well.
Chuck JaffeHOST
1:07
And yes, in today's big interview, he says that income annuities are a great deal right now, and it's not just that interest rates have stayed higher for longer.
Chuck JaffeHOST
1:16
But we start today with Vijay Marolia and The Week That Is, talking about the bond sell-off, record copper prices, and more.
Chuck JaffeHOST
1:26
Plus, Kerry Sinnott, Director of Personal Financial Planning at AICPA, is here talking about their recent survey which showed that Americans don't just love their pets, they make personal finance decisions around them.
Patrick StewartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:38
Make it so.
Stan HaithcockGUEST
5:14
Get AT&T Business at att.com/5GNetwork.
Chuck JaffeHOST
5:20
We're looking at a situation that the markets haven't seen since 2007, a price that the commodities market hasn't seen ever, another change in the way that society views the value of a college degree.
Chuck JaffeHOST
5:32
Welcome to The Week That Is.
Chuck JaffeHOST
5:34
[upbeat music] Yes, this is The Week That Is with Vijay Marolia of Regal Point Capital, where we talk about this, that, and the other thing of what's happening now in the financial world.
James GrahamPANELIST
12:55
terms of the situation that Canberra are in, this is the sort of the situation you've got.
James GrahamPANELIST
12:59
Weeks, Strange, Black, Patty, and obviously the Colonel.
James GrahamPANELIST
13:07
That's the situation.
James GrahamPANELIST
13:09
That could grow old together.
James GrahamPANELIST
13:19
Yeah.
James GrahamPANELIST
13:20
Winner gets to play with Patty.
James GrahamPANELIST
13:22
Winner gets to play with Strange and Weeks, and we can go all together.
James GrahamPANELIST
13:26
And don't worry, whoever loses the shootout, people are going to come knocking on your door as well.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
71:07
There'll be no night assignment for you till the case is over.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
71:11
Williams was going to ask if there were any private tips from the district attorney's office, but the editor was already speaking with Weeks, who wrote the daily weather story, and he went back slowly to his desk, angry and disappointed, to read up the Henzig case and lay his plans for the day accordingly.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
71:28
At any rate, he reflected, it looked like a soft job, and as there was to be no second assignment for him that night, he would get off by eight o'clock and be able to dine and sleep for once like a civilized man.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
71:40
And that was something.

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