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AJ and Slick talk about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Podcast by The Aftermath Pro Wrestling Podcast

A raw, no-filter breakdown of AEW Dynamite from a lifelong wrestling fan. No pom-poms, no bias — just real talk. If AEW delivers, they get their flowers. If they mess up, it gets called out. Match highlights, honest opinions, and uncensored reactions.

Marty Young is joined by Julio Santarelli and David Shortte on alternate Sunday mornings from 6.00AM with a look back at racing and sport over the last 24 hours. It is a relaxed and entertaining way to start your Sunday morning.

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Bury Me in a Dirty Suit is a gripping eyewitness account of 9/11 and a heartfelt exploration of what it means to live with a valiant purpose. With honesty and humility, Kinder recounts the chaos and trauma of that day, the resilience of the human spirit, and the sustaining power of faith in the darkest hour. Through personal reflection and biblical insight, he invites listeners to consider their own missions, their own "why," and challenges men especially to answer God’s call, step up, and fight back against the darkness.

The Aftermath is a weekly sports show hosted by Jordan Adams, where he and his guests talk VCU, college and professional sports.

“A powerful, gut-wrenching tale of pain, suffering, and recovery.” —KIRKUS REVIEWS “Unique and haunting…. A mesmerizing and unforgettable meditation on a stranger-than-fiction tragedy.” —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY STARRED REVIEW One month before his college graduation, Paul Rousseau is...

It was one of the strangest sights the Coast Guard pilots had ever seen: a tall-masted wooden ship, the kind that sailed centuries ago, capsizing in the wind and towering waves of Hurricane Sandy off the coast of North Carolina. It looked like something out of a movie - and, in a way, it was. The ship was the Bounty, a replica of a British merchant vessel of the same name whose crew famously mutinied in 1789. She had been built for a Marlon Brando film in the 1960s - and now she was sinking, her 16-person crew fleeing into the sea amid the splintered wood and torn canvas.