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Born to Be A Sports Agent

Jill McBride Baxter

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With over 35 years of experience as a Sports Law Attorney, Jill McBride Baxter brings clarity and expert insight to the complex legal landscape of college athletics. In this long-running podcast, now in its 6th season with 200+ episodes, Jill covers timely and relevant sports law issues affecting college football coaches, athletic administrators, and the media. From NCAA rules to NIL, employment contracts, compliance, and athlete rights, each episode offers straightforward legal guidance, re ...
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What if the West Coast could chart its own course? What if our innovations, values, and creative energy weren’t diluted by national politics? What if West Coast sovereignty was a dream and a strategy? Welcome to Pacific Time, where host Greg Amrofell—a relentless provocateur who has lived his whole life up and down the West Coast—invites you to imagine bold solutions. We explore how to make the West Coast better if it's undistilled by the faltering American experiment.. Each episode features ...
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The Canna Kuyas

Erick Esteban & Mitch Narito

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"There are 100,000 total marijuana smokers in the U.S., and most are Negroes, Hispanics, Filipinos and entertainers...This marijuana causes white women to seek sexual relations with Negroes, entertainers, and any others." -Testimony to US Congress supporting Marihuana Tax Act 1937-Harry Anslinger (1892-1975) Assistant Prohibition Commissioner This is the quote that inspired Filipino American Entertainers Erick Esteban and Mitch Narito, otherwise know as "The Canna Kuyas" to cultivate convers ...
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Canadian Taxpayers Podcast

Canadian Taxpayers Federation

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This podcast is for Canadians who want lower taxes, less waste and more accountable government. We go beyond the politics to push for policies that shrink tax bills. We break exclusive news stories about government waste that aren’t covered by the media. And we enforce accountability and transparency for politicians in every political party. Join the Canadian Taxpayers Federation at taxpayer.com.
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Current Situation

Gale Design & Marketing, LLC

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If you’re tired of feeling disconnected from the political world, or if you’re simply curious and want to learn more, ”Current Situation” is your go-to source that cuts through the noise of politics, delivering clear, insightful, and engaging information directly to you. Join South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace and his long-time friend Joshua Gale as they navigate the complex realm of politics, breaking it down into digestible, understandable pieces. Joshua Gale, a man of m ...
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The Purple Pill Podcast

Justin Sherwood

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The Podcast For Political Junkies Red and Blue have merged forces to fry our brains and send us into the matrix of Idiocracy. Take the Purple Pill to get out... Or better yet, stop taking pills from strangers.
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Send us a text The Kuyas are back with another grow update from the Buddha Lounge where Erick discusses drying and curing techniques- a vital part of the growing process. Mitch also breaks down how Southern California's most recent increases in cannabis excise taxes will add to your dispensary bill. Support the show For secret grow story updates an…
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In a time of growing polarization and civic breakdown, Aaron Hurst is betting big on connection. The founder of the U.S. Chamber of Connection joins Pacific Time to explore how loneliness and disconnection are threatening our democracy—and what the West Coast can do about it. We talk about Seattle’s “bear hug” movement, the deeper meaning of friend…
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Portland was once a darling of American urban planning. Then came the protests, the pandemic, and the pundit pile-on. Is the city really in free fall—or just between chapters? In this episode, we sit down with Nolan Lienhart, a principal at ZGF Architects and a leading voice in West Coast urban design. Based in Portland, Nolan offers a firsthand lo…
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JILL'S TAKE ON WHETHER JUDGE WILKENS WILL CONFIRM THE HOUSE CASE. JILL'S LEGAL ANALYSIS ON THE CONCEPT OF VOLUNTARILY GRANDFATHERING IN STUDENT ATHLETES WHO WERE CUT FOR ROSTER SPOT LIMITS. Go to my home page to https://www.jillmcbridebaxter.com. to set up a meeting or get on my email list. Buy Jill's book httsp://www.borntobeasportsagent.com or Am…
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What if service wasn’t just about giving back—but about moving forward? Nicole Trimble has spent decades championing national service and workforce development—from helping launch AmeriCorps in the 1990s to reshaping how companies invest in their frontline employees. In this conversation, she makes a bold case for why the West Coast needs to double…
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Is satire still effective when reality becomes a cartoon? Pulitzer-winning cartoonist Mark Fiore joins Pacific Time to talk buffoonery, burnout, and drawing the line on tyranny. Pulitzer Prize–winning cartoonist Mark Fiore joins Pacific Time to talk about the absurdity of American politics, the moral range of satire, and why cartoonists are often t…
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Silicon Valley used to dream of liberation. Now some of its loudest voices are cozying up to Trump and talking like monarchists. What happened? Is oligarchy the bug in our tech-friendly society we didn't anticipate and need to stem? Once upon a time, Silicon Valley stood for idealism: personal freedom, creative rebellion, and maybe even the most fu…
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Send us a text The Kuyas recount their 4/20 adventures this past Holiday and give a grow update for the Buddha Lounge. Erick and Mitch also give their non-spoiler reviews of the movie Sinners since that was the film of choice for the 4/20 celebration. Support the show For secret grow story updates and plant footage follow the Canna Kuyas on Instagr…
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Blue cities are struggling—and it’s not MAGA’s fault. What if Seattle, San Francisco, and LA became models of good governance? Blue cities helped shape modern America. But they’ve been having a hard time—with homelessness, affordability, public safety, and internal political warfare. In this episode, political consultant and Blue City Blues co-host…
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Poilievre vs Carney on taxes, debt and the economy! From tax cuts to government waste, debt and the economy, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation breaks down what the major federal parties are promising taxpayers before election day. Support our mission: https://www.taxpayer.com/support-the-podcastBy Canadian Taxpayers Federation
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In this episode, we dive into the legal reasoning behind Judge Wilken’s decision to deny the NCAA settlement, highlighting why she insists on guaranteeing roster spots for athletes. We break down the key legal arguments, the potential impact on athletes and coaches, and the broader implications for college sports. You’ll learn: • The legal preceden…
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California pays more and receives less and less from DC. Could independence—or just grown-up governance—fix this imbalance? Summary: California's relationship with the federal government is reaching a critical juncture. Esteemed political journalist Dan Walters joins Greg to discuss CalExit, the growing frustration with federal tax inequities, and …
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In this episode, I break down three key reasons why Judge Wilkens declined to confirm the House v NCAA settlement during the April 7 hearing: 1) Future Athlete Impact- Judge Wilkens expressed concern that the settlement could unfairly affect future student-athletes who weren't part of the case and had no opportunity to object, potentially settling …
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Can the West Coast outgrow America? Greg explores Ecotopia, sovereignty, and the future of freedom—solo. In this episode of Pacific Time, host Greg Amrofell trades guests for green tea, a dog-eared novel, and a mic, inviting listeners on a hike through political despair, ecological design, and West Coast sovereignty. The guidebook? A 1975 cult clas…
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In this episode, you'll learn why calling your representatives matters, uncover the effects of the GOP tax bill on taxpayers, dig into the controversy of ‘robbing Peter to pay off Hollywood,’ and explore the debate over eliminating earmarks. Stay informed on issues shaping our state’s future! Tax Increase Chart - https://currentsituationpodcast.com…
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In the face of chaotic US economic policy, how can the West Coast insulate itself and cultivate cooperation across borders and build global leadership? In this episode of Pacific Time, UC Berkeley political scientist and global economic expert John Zysman joins Greg Amrofell to unpack how U.S. trade and technology policy are unraveling—and what tha…
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Send us a text Erick and Mitch are back with a Buddha Lounge garden update right before they hit the road back to San Diego for another UBEWORLD performance at Mic Drop Comedy. Stay tuned to our instagram stories for video garden updates. Support the show For secret grow story updates and plant footage follow the Canna Kuyas on Instagram @cannakuya…
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Is the U.S. Healthcare System Beyond Repair? Mike Hanlon Explains How the West Coast Could Lead a Revolution Mike Hanlon knows healthcare in America is broken. As a health economist, tech entrepreneur, and former early-stage Amazon employee, he's seen firsthand how complex systems can either hinder or help innovation. Mike joins Greg Amrofell on Pa…
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When politicians are dueling over who can promise the biggest tax cut, that’s good news for taxpayers. Who’s telling taxpayers the truth? Are the Liberals really abandoning their signature carbon tax? Plus, how did the B.C. Government manage to blow $118,000 on a party for bureaucrats, featuring $57 sandwiches and $21 cocktails? UPDATE: This episod…
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Bioregionalism envisions borders set by the natural environment and there’s a grassroots movement for it that envisions carving “Cascadia” out of the Pacific Northwest wilderness. In this episode of Pacific Time, host Greg Amrofell talks with Yogi Uriah, a passionate grassroots organizer and leader with the Cascadia Department of Bioregion. Yogi el…
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This week, I’m joined by four law students from my Sports Law in Practice course at McGeorge School of Law. I challenged my students to research the House v. NCAA settlement and explore innovative ways to implement its key provisions. In this episode, Jennifer Refe, Zachary Dunkhase, Monica Azmi, Mahima Karia share their insights on The Fair Market…
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In this episode of Current Situation, host Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace discuss the recent budget proposals and the Freedom Caucus's efforts to cut over a billion dollars from the state's budget. They dig into the implications of government spending, the importance of tax cuts, and the performance of legisla…
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Is California ready for independence? The CalExit movement is making the case again and it's stronger Marcus Ruiz Evans has a bold vision for California. As the founder of CalExit, he's spent over a decade exploring and advocating for California's independence. Marcus and Greg discuss why California could—and perhaps should—be its own nation. Marcu…
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This week, I’m joined by six law students from my Sports Law in Practice course at McGeorge School of Law. I challenged my students to research the House v. NCAA settlement and explore innovative ways to implement its key provisions. In this episode, Joe Devlin, Chris Adams, Malea Parcasio-Eshelman, Zachary Hernandez, Keith Dawson, and Eduardo Flor…
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What if the West Coast reclaimed its federal tax dollars? National and local budget veteran Julie Dingley explores how local control could position the West Coast to address its own challenges. Julie is the former Seattle Budget Director and a veteran of the White House OMB under Presidents Obama and Trump. She joins host Greg Amrofell to explore t…
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In this episode of the Current Situation podcast, host Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace discuss the implications of the school choice bill with Reverend Lathan Carey. They explore the power dynamics in education, the importance of parental control, and the need for wisdom in educational practices. The conversati…
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This week, I’m joined by six law students from my Sports Law in Practice course at McGeorge School of Law. I challenged my students to research the House v. NCAA settlement and explore innovative ways to implement its key provisions. In this episode, Jocelyn Zellhoefer, Cruzangel Nava Corro, Ashley Bliss, Hailee Rice, Pete Nino, Golnaz Norowzi shar…
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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is taking the CBC to court to force the state broadcaster to provide transparency regarding the money it spends on advertising. Canadians have a right to know how their tax dollars are being spent, but the CBC wants to keep taxpayers in the dark. That’s why we are going to court to compel the CBC to be transparent …
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Can the West Coast really go it alone or do we need help? How could the West Coast best make it on its own? In this thought-provoking episode of Pacific Time, we start to explore the radical question: What if the West Coast was independent? Guest Mickey McManus—a visionary in AI, bioengineering, and systems innovation—challenges that premise with a…
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Liberal leadership front-runner Mark Carney wants to hammer businesses with hidden carbon taxes and hopes you won’t notice when your life gets more expensive. We break down how Carney’s hidden carbon tax impacts you. Plus, the government is musing about nearly doubling the tax dollars it gives the CBC. All that and more in this week’s Canadian Taxp…
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Send us a text The Canna Kuyas are back with another Buddha Lounge grow update where they discuss the current harvest of Pineapple O.G. Autoflower from Humboldt Seed Company and a tent of clones of Jedi Cookies and Jack Herer. Erick has also added some new genetics; Platinium GMO from Cartier Crops, Chicken N' Wafflez from Humboldt Seed Co. and the…
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The constitutional crisis we feared is here and the United States is facing an unprecedented moment of democratic erosion. What does this mean for the 50 million people who call the West Coast home? If we believe in American values, is it time to abandon the dream of a united country from sea to shining sea? In this first full episode of Pacific Ti…
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Liberal leadership front-runner Mark Carney wants you to think he’s scrapping the carbon tax. But he wants to impose carbon taxes on businesses and carbon tax tariffs. Here’s the thing: a carbon tax on business is a carbon tax on consumers. Carbon taxes on refineries make gas more expensive. Carbon taxes on utilities make home heating more expensiv…
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In this episode of The Current Situation, host Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace discuss pressing political issues in South Carolina, including the removal of DEI funding from universities, government spending accountability, and the governor's recent State of the State address. They emphasize the need for transp…
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Taxpayers across Canada forced the Trudeau government to back down from enforcing the illegal and undemocratic capital gains tax hike this year. This is a huge win for taxpayers who stood up and fought back against a tax grab that would illegally take billions of dollars from Canadians. Now the fight will continue until the capital gains tax hike i…
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Send us a text The Canna Kuyas are back after a very difficult January in Los Angeles. Listen for a grow update from the Buddha Lounge and the results of the DJ Short Blueberry harvest. Support the show For secret grow story updates and plant footage follow the Canna Kuyas on Instagram @cannakuyasBy Erick Esteban & Mitch Narito
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What if the West Coast could break free from the noise of partisan politics and take charge of its future? What if our values, innovations, and cultural identity shaped a brighter path—one uniquely our own? Coming soon, Pacific Time is a new podcast hosted by Greg Amrofell, a lifelong West Coaster with a relentless curiosity for bold ideas and unta…
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The carbon tax is on the edge of collapse. When will the government scrap the carbon tax? Will the Liberals beat Poilievre to the punch? Plus, who are the big names running to replace Trudeau and where do they stand on axing the tax? This episode was recorded on the afternoon of January 10, 2025 - before Christy Clark announced she was no longer pu…
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This podcast was recorded on Friday, January 3rd, before the resignation of Justin Trudeau. Looking forward: what’s ahead for taxpayers? Will we scrap the carbon tax? Can the next government balance the budget? Why should ordinary people get in the arena and fight for lower taxes, less waste and more accountable government? President and CEO of the…
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In this episode, host Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace discuss the current political landscape in South Carolina, focusing on the role of the Freedom Caucus, the importance of voter engagement, and the need for conservative policies. They explore the challenges within Republican leadership, the significance of a…
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Send us a text The Canna Kuyas are growing in 2025! The Buddha Lounge now has an outdoor greenhouse extension and the outdoor vs. indoor comparison has begun. Erick and Mitch has pick their favorite cultivars that have been harvested from the Buddha lounge this past year. Support the show For secret grow story updates and plant footage follow the C…
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s four-day trip to Europe in June cost taxpayers almost $1 million. Trudeau and his 40-person entourage spent $71,000 on food! That means Trudeau and his entourage spent more money on food in four days than the average family spends on groceries in four years. And they sent you the bill. Plus, we got our hands on Globa…
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The CTF was in Parliament calling for the federal government to scrap the carbon tax. The carbon tax is making life too expensive, and punishing Canadians for the basics of life like heating their homes and driving to work. CTF Atlantic Director and General Counsel Devin Drover was in a parliamentary committee pushing politicians to scrap the feder…
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The CTF was SUMMONED to testify at the Heritage Committee on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. The topic: The CBC! The Canadian Taxpayers Federation told the committee full of politicians that it was time to DEFUND the CBC for three key reasons: The CBC costs Canadians too much money. Nearly nobody is watching it. Journalists should not be paid by the gov…
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Send us a text The perpetual harvest is set and Erick's three tent set up in the Buddha Lounge is humming on all cylinders. Erick and Mitch talk about home grown remedies to common problems facing cannabis users during the holidays. Also, real talk GNX slaps harder when high. Support the show For secret grow story updates and plant footage follow t…
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