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A weekly fantasy football show hosted by Eric Pedigo, Eric Chrans, And Big Dan Bott. Lifelong friends who love fantasy football. We won't bore you with a bunch of analytics you have to pretend to understand. We'll just tell you who you should start, and spend the rest of the time making fun of each other.
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Bestiary

Eric Botts and Meg Sipos

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Bestiary tells stories about humans and other animals, about the wildness of humanity and the domestication of nature. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bestiary/support
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Firm Foundations by FEC

Fellowship of Evangelical Churches

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Firm Foundations is the weekly radio outreach of the Fellowship of Evangelical Churches. Hosted by Pastor Mike Drury of Pine Hills Church and Pastor Eric Dubach of Brookside Church, Firm Foundations aims to give a voice to the FEC pastors in Fort Wayne and the surrounding community. Listen to Firm Foundations live on BOTT Radio (100.1 FM) on Saturdays at 10:00 a.m.
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Eric, Eric, and Heavy-Duty Dan set a phone reminder for TE Day '25, talk Anthony Richardson's benching, the return or the Rams and Dolphins to fantasy relevance, give some serious thought into starting Bo Nix, give a half-assed week 9 preview, and see how many 90's references will fit into a single episode.…
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Eric, Eric, and Grandiose Dan talk about the fantasy impact of Hopkins to KC, try to determine the value of hella dudes moving forward, send Marvin Harrison to the bench, make way too many 80's references, and unveil a new segment called "Asking for a Friend."על ידי Eric Pedigo
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Eric, Eric, and Physically Imposing Dan talk about the fantasy impact of big trades, go through the longest injury report in modern history, discuss how the Browns season proves the existence of karma, recap some week 6 standouts, preview some week 7 games, and Dan learns some troubling news about Rasheed Shaheed. Are they the most informative? No.…
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Eric P and Gargantuan Dan talk about Eric C's freezer contents since he's not there to defend himself. Are there brighter days ahead for Brandon Aiyuk? Is Derrick Henry too old to be acting like this? Sam Darnold the top 5 QB. Patrick Mahomes the game manager. And a run down of week 5 matchups.על ידי Eric Pedigo
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Two beings shared a fleeting but intimate bond. Now, they exchange letters that trace the evolution and eventual ebbing of their relationship over time and distance. A familiar story told through strange voices: Lovers, once close, watch the inevitable rift that grows in their relationship as one leaves for adventure and the other remains in the pl…
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These 4 main sessions were recorded at FEC's 2019 Conference, Engage, themed around the verse Acts 1:8. How do we as a church engage those around us and far from us who are like us and not like us.על ידי Fellowship of Evangelical Churches
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Worn down by life in the city, Scott and his wife Steph move out to the country to raise a family and a small flock of chickens, but when a family of raccoons threatens his flock, Scott is forced to reevaluate his views of life and death. --- Bestiary is produced by Meg Sipos Eric Botts. Thanks to Scott Larson for letting us reproduce that essay fo…
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In 1845, Edgar Allen Poe coined the term "The Imp of the Perverse" to describe our drive toward destruction, especially of ourselves. In his short story of the same name, the narrator recalls a murder he'd committed simply because he could get away with it. Later, though, he's driven to confess, not because of guilt but for the same reason he'd kil…
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As we move out of rural areas and into cities, as we fill ourselves with Animal Planet and PBS nature documentaries, a funny thing begins to happen: We forget that some of those majestic creatures we've been encountering through screens all our lives can kill us. Rilla Askew is here to offer a simple reminder: Watch where you step. Rilla was born i…
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Few insect sounds have inspired as much writing as that of the cicada. Our first act comes from Christa Spillson: Amid a 13-year cicada brood cycle, an ice cream shop introduces a new flavor. And in act two, Robbie Maakestad, as part of a trio of young warriors, defends the chattering insect from a small colony of parasitic wasps. Robbie is a Senio…
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A nervous schoolgirl transforms into multitudes of white rabbits. Despite her constant anxiety, she's okay with ending up bones. This episode is based on a story of the same title by Melissa Goodrich, a writer based in Tucson, Arizona. Her work has appeared in American Short Fiction, Artful Dodge, The Kenyon Review Online, Passages North, PANK, Wor…
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A couple of punks fight fleas in a run-down apartment. One of them creates a utopian squat house while her mother watches Kenneth Copeland every morning at dawn. And: What if Iggy Pop and Frodo Baggins were brothers, and what if they were cats, and what if Uma Thurman was their mom? These questions and more...--- Support this podcast: https://podca…
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Writer and environmentalist Kim Todd joins us to talk about her essay, published in July of 2017 by Orion Magazine, "The Island Wolves." In the mid-twentieth century, scientists began a study on Lake Michigan's Isle Royale, believing it to be a perfectly isolated, natural laboratory, in which they could study predator-prey relationships between wol…
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In the final installment of Simple Coyote Math, we take you into rural Idaho, where a coyote trap poisons a fourteen-year-old boy and his dog. And we round out the miniseries with two stories from Native American folklore.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bestiary/support…
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Part 2 of our series on the North American coyote comes in three act, based on the rules that cartoonist Chuck Jones laid out for himself in his writing of the Coyote and Road Runner cartoons. Act 1 tells the story of a girl's death in 1970s Los Angeles and the madness that followed. In act 2, we revisit Mark Twain's coyote, that "living, breathing…
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In 1999, Chuck Jones, creator of the Coyote and Road Runner, published his autobiography Chuck Amuck, in which he details, at one point, the nine rules that governed his writing of the cartoons. This miniseries on our relationship with the coyote takes its structure from those rules. Part 1 begins with Jones' first 3 rules. Rule #1: "The Coyote can…
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During World War II, famed psychologist BF Skinner started working on a project in which he would train ordinary street pigeons to guide pelican missiles (the irony of which was not lost on him) into German warships. In this fictional episode, Eric imagines a piece of radio propaganda in which the US government asks its citizens to send their own p…
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