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"Till they agree. I mean i'll get home from work and still be in. My uniform is still wanna go. Paint 'cause i just got to let go. You know kinda like somebody needs to hit the gym and hit those weights or yoga or or go for a run That's exactly what it is you know and It's not always you know happy-go-lucky painting stuff you know. It's it's the universe works on positive. Negative energy and everything applies to that right. It's so whatever. I taken negative. I have to. Sometimes i followed it up. And sometimes i just gotta turn it around and release it you know. And it's it's you have to you know for your own health your mental state for Physical health but never less. That's a good question because that's what drives my art is Everything that you see around you. That's that's negative. You have to deal with did some way or another right so therapeutically for me is to just turn it around and turn into a positive and you put out beautiful beautiful in the world. It's may it's awesome. Yeah for sure something as we begin to wrap up. I want people to be able to get in touch with you. And then i have another announced which is this is the best time to give. I guess so for anybody who wants to get in touch with you. What's the best way. I think you can go through my website as being outed dot com. Espn i n. o. A. r. t. dot com through my email there or my phone numbers. There you call me Or you can message me there Instagram also instagram. No i'm sorry state again off on among instagram. Handle angel espino a. n. g. o. Espn oh and then at the end is a rt angel. Espino arctic aren't they gave awesome so on website or on instagram. I also while you're talking. I did google angel espino artists and that is one hundred percent. You website it's i. There's an article about you. The dress beano. And i wanna thank you so much for being on the art unknown podcast and announce that you are later started on the unknown store. So i'm so thankful to have you on their. Your art looks so cool. Zocalo the pieces that you chose were so so cool. I wanted to jan race. Really loves the the bubble gum princess. The pc you talked about actually. So that's her favorite piece. That's a good piece. I told my collector that the clothing is coming out and and they're excited raider by especially the owners of that piece now. Fantastic fantastic well. This is the announcement. Your are featured artists on the in store and on google when i do. The angel is being art day or angel Angel espino artist. Yard announced store is the third listing. All that's actually really cool is still on there for. And he's not even a little he's studying business anymore. You're still you're still is at pitchers. Page ads migrate tagged so huts. Also thanks for having me appreciate you so much. Thanks for doing this lutely man. Betty lands words. You'd like to share with the with the audience. Any thoughts about your work or anything. Oh i think. I think it's a great question you say. Why should we care about art. And i think that as you know for your listeners for whether euro of fan of art or not get out there look at our expose yourself to as much art. Your soul needs it. Society needs it. We all needed a one way or another. Whether it's sculpture music hall poetry decided try to expose yourself too much are in any canard. It'll it'll do us a lot of good society. Know your personal level and i just wanna say thank you for having me..
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"You have to meditate. Before or at least i meditate before before i paint have to be in a space where i'm not affected by any kind of Energy so it's always positive energy so when you paint. Someone's like letting go of all this that you compress than hell back and you just let all this positive energy or you try to create positive image to me. I need it you know i needed like jogger needs to go run. Were right a bike so to me painting. That's what it does for me in the output like that and the second thing that inspires me. Motivates me is when i see people react to my art. You know to my work. It's it's it's powerful it's to me. It's it's very powerful. it's. I've literally seen people tear up in front of. Who has they as. They see my work my very first shows. I saw this older lady just standing there designs your reaction just grabbing touching challenges going. Wow wow it. Just looking at it. And i was so touched by that. I literally grabbed the painting and gave it to her and she says i can't afford it. Even though they were like at the time fifty dollars seventy five hundred. Like i don't i can't it and i'm like no it's to me a means more. That piece is going to use somebody that really appreciates it in really just the way you know. It affected her the men more than the money. So so that's one of the drives for me is to be able to touch people in that way in a positive way. So why should we care about art question that i always like to ask as as a society or as an individual Your choice. I think i think as an individual. Why should we care about art. Will i think we should care about are just like we care about a beautiful sunset. You know. I think we should care about artists when you see a bird. Flame by beautiful bird how majestic they've flow in the area knows. I think you know we should care about are like we care about the trees in Nature's are you know your kids your children are. Are you know so when you see a painting the will husband. How does it touch you when you see a working. You're in your house whether it's a portrait or an ornament whatever it is i think we should appreciate it. We appreciate everything else around us. It does have an effect of us whether we realize it or not our does like music it touches you right at you know you drive into work or you're doing we working out. We put music on. Sometimes you know the laundry or whatever. You're working on your yard. You put music on or you listen to something. I think that we don't give artists that much credibility because it seems like it's a it's a hobby right but i think people don't realize as an artist puts his soul soul into it. Just you're not just your finances your soul into it. You know now. I love that. I love that. What about society that was you brought that second half out a think as is the society. We need to invest a lot more resources because for example for veterans you know help them deal with. Ptsd so the. We realized that when artists start express through our day kind of release their experiences in the actually opens up more in the talk more about their trauma. When you're painting. Remember painting with veterans nelson started talking about something that happened experienced incumbent end before they were just know in..
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Ep49 Angel Espino - Art is Therapy
"But a for me is therapeutic in a way where of always said it before. Where when i paint to me. It's a painting is like yoga for the mind. No the people yoga for the mine also physically but for the body you know and things like that but for me painting is so relaxing. I have to after literally shutout. You know all the noise you know your everyday noise whether it's work or bills or issues or you know social issues whatever's going on in around your world in your life When you pay you literally have to shut everything off. You have to meditate. Before or at least i meditate before before i paint have to be in a space where i'm not affected by any kind of Energy so it's always positive energy so when you paint. Someone's like letting go of all this that you compress than hell back and you just let all this positive energy or you try to create positive image to me. I need it you know i needed like jogger needs to go run.
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"Or or sacrificer days off and and sacrifice time with the family focused on your art is something you have to give you know. Unfortunately our society does import artists at a certain level where we need a support of moore and whether it's financially or or give them space or art space or or you know i know denver's does a lot for artists. I love that. But you can't say that for a lot of cities and towns of network society in itself. But i'm lucky to have a great job to do that. Yeah yeah absolutely. Let's let's let's let's segue great opportunity for segue into the nonprofit. Would you talked about earlier and one of the things that i know. I know that. I don't mention enough that i really feel strongly for is when these kinds of opportunities presented to us as individuals in is are obligated to give back in some way is our obligation to to help grow the communities in which we live the communities in which we work lives that we have and spread influence. You know part of doing this product's helping to spread that influence until again. Thank you for coming on. I want to ask you about the nonprofits that that you're involved in how year as an artist keeping involved in these nonprofits takeaway. Oh yes. thank you That that is the my number. One mission in goal is is to help either. Nonprofit organizations workers family anybody need and to raise money I do it all the time at work. People approach me my job. Will you know part of this organization. I help veterans One of the big ones that i that i feel. You know the impact. That i've done i think was a wonderful people in mike reid. We had a solo show for me and we donated Think it was fifty percent of all sales to for water for people where they build water wells in third world countries. And i think that is my biggest joy That so far that i was able to help and donate I sold that day was the one of the biggest sales biggest show that i've had in my career day. Yeah it was huge. It was a great turnout We had a we have pre-sales art show from collectors that that bought some pieces in the day of the show. We sold more pieces and we were able to sell and donate enough to where we were able to help a community and to build a well so That's that's probably something that will take with me in my career that just motivating be able to do that. You know so So i've done that and also helped the art of war. There was a project where you help better ins that suffer from. Pt is these so we had our classes we had At the vfw. Post one in the senate vr district I was part of that for a while..
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"It's chelsea art district so by being able to not work in focus by our in create a collection for them Hoping that everything works out pens out great. Nba able to become a fulltime artist. That's awesome congrats on that. And i wanna point out so you have twenty twenty two as kind of a timeframe there which would be where some around ten or twelve years. Maybe ten years. Ten years. Exactly since i picked up a brush and started so. It's really interesting that you're doing that. And i think it's super smart way to become an artist i was just thinking of a to san. Miguel is a spanish artist. I introduce that i interviewed. He paints large murals all over the world and he had said that it took him nine years. He was on the street artists painting graffiti in spain and grew his craft where he got. He got hired to create to paint instead of graffiti paint actual shudder in front of a business but he said it took nine years before he was able to live off of his artwork. And now he's dollar the world. So what i love about your story is you did. Just give them. I'm gonna be artists than struggle struggle struggle. You had a family your bills. You'd already had this career that you enjoyed and were pursuing. But you for there was something that was. I don't wanna say lacking or wasn't super fulfilling but something that you wanted to stretch it and maybe it was just created muscle but you said hey. I want to stress. Might create a muscle that you did with the art then you kind of another entrepreneurial path with david games and what i love is that you say it's. It's not about money but you realize the things that that making more money or having more time have allowed to do and it's allow you freed you up by charging more for your work. It's allowed to free up more time. Dedicate on doing art which find great joy and it's always agreeing other people a lot of great joy to it's beautiful. I work. also you like you're right on the cost you again like. I said you didn't just i'm to dive in and because you knew you could dive in and probably struggle. Yeah because there's there's their stories are all over the place about honesty struggle. And i haven't made it but but it's interesting that you have the skull minded and i know you're gonna rigid man. I know full. Well you'll reach it and you'll be like tide no long after work if i don't want to and i think that's the goal of everybody do what they're they're passionate about and i love the year you're right there. I think i think that yeah. You're right. I have a lot of artists friends that have anti more talent. I know that have their super talented. What they do in their their style of art. But i've heard artist. Tell me while you're not to repeal artists onto your fulltime artist. And i disagree with that because it's not easy just to give up your you know your day job and then try to struggle as an artist because then you'll struggle at family will struggle at your finances and then all of a sudden you take step back you know and am noonan. You end up worse than where you started. You know i feel. I feel as an artist in this day and age. You have to keep your full time job. You have to pay your bills you have to. Then you have to invest some of your extra money into your car and your extra time which even if you have to.
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"'cause on their website has really beautiful beautiful images kinda like the style that i love and i would like to show in. So yeah i i was interested in that gallery. That was one of my top three galleries. I would love to show and just by looking at their website. I hadn't walked in the building. And knowing that i'm the website i saw that i made a mental note A framework also out of frame shop. So when this is two for one it was perfect. This client perfect. It gives me a chance to walk in and make an introduction of my work and also have clients are No get get framed and maybe we might make make a sale His name is derek and he is an architect and he happened to be. He's still one of my number one clients He has over twenty two of my pieces months. Since then as we've become we become great friends almost like family. And he's the one that supported my work in the early years and When nobody else would even look at my work he. He was one year before anybody sees it. So did you show your. Did you share your work to other galleries or other people at the time. No this was one of the first ones that that i show my work Do art walks and talk to curator's or galleries and they would just say well go online and make an application or or do this do that. And i. i really never had a chance to do a proper introduction or a presentation to anybody else so so this was kinda pure chance where they need to bring in my work and show it to the client and says he cut a cheque right there for seven of my pieces and also cut a check for for framing about five seven pieces at right there on the spot so i think that gave me a big boost in credibility scanning. Yeah not only architect but he's definitely already enthusiasts. You said a couple of things there too which i love to discuss a little bit mike right. Let's just give hats off to mike right For recognizing you as town having you. It was such a shame that gallery closed down but it was my favourite galley in downtown denver. The head great events. They great art great artists. And so two things one that you saw gallery that you'd like there aren't and therefore you also acquitted this potential gallery that might be interested in your art because it was something that you drives with and i think that's very important for any artist. You know you don't try to hang your modern art in a gallery that shows classic art like it's not going to be aware you being very very aware i think is key also want to ask about if you don't mind how did you. How did you price your art your early artwork and then various versus what your pricing today. We don't have to get specific numbers but like how did you. Oh what can turn this guy. Initially when i first started showing coffeeshops shops in pizzerias. i didn't know.
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"He just wanted to stage one of his home that he built so he can sell it and stage of with century. Modern bernard and my work at the time was looking like more. Like jackson pollock abstract expressionist drip drip paintings. What i what i do. And he bought some work and he called me one of the more art but also wanted to frame my work. So i i set up a meeting at the mike right gallery. Because they do they did they were framing at the time that would artwork. And that's perfect time to get in there and show this this new potential collector. My work so i i call the gallery yet. Come on in and bring bring your client. And then i go. Can i bring more argue. Wants to see more work and get a frame-they're though like sure no problem bring them and so i bought like a dozen pieces and we do like a presentation for him and he bought seven paintings and having all framed right there on the spot so the gather is caused the owner. Mike reid migrate comes down. He lived close by down the block and migrate. Looks at me. And he's like this your work and goes in and he goes and he looks at sarah any he goes well. Let's let's let's get. Let's get them a contract We would like to sign you up. And that's how i got into right now are you. Are you from denver. You born and raised born and raised in texas in paso texas. Okay and then. I moved to colorado to Ten the art institute of colorado and got my bachelor's of arts in industrial design okay product design. What year did you graduate from from you. Okay yeah so there's a bunch of stuff there when unpack is. It's so funny that shared the story about doing the images for c. You to get your masters. When i got the military i was in florida and i was like there's in florida there's the ringling school of art and design and sarasota in. It's pretty acclaimed arts. Go in the south. And so i'd like to live down here. I wanna go to really good art school. I wasn't talking at the time. I had the same exact experiences you i applied for the school. And you had to show your portfolio. And i had just gotten the military so i had like zero portfolio to speak of. It's like if you don't have a portfolio you have to create these five pieces of work and it was like a portrait perspective. I don't remember and i was like my like visual. Art skills are zero. You know and so or submit you know the twenty photos from your portfolio whatever I had you know nothing. So the first year i submitted my. Here's what i have instead of a portfolio Turned down not surprised in the least but the second year i had enough i applied to yours in around the second year had enough to just admit it. Photography portfolio and.
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"Your creativity in your imagination is a gift from god. And what i do with it. It's my gift back to god. So one of the best ways that i can give back is use my art to help other people especially like organizations that i've worked through nonprofits and that's always been my goal my dr a in my mission through my art. Well let's get into that a little bit more and then we'll come back around. Because i want to talk about some of those organizations. If you don't mind i think they would appreciate that. But let's get into your story like i said i met you when you were at the mike right gallery. But as part of the intro to my run andrew. I said that you're not yet fulltime artist. But you have an interesting story. And i love your kind of the path. How they're coming together. One path being what got you interested in art and and what started creating art and then like where you are now and and how that's allowing you to become a full time artist some example. Yes yes okay all right. Hey it's kinda cool. That i met you because i was had just started painting. Maybe a year before i met you okay And i fell into the fine art gallery scene by total accident. I started painting maybe twelve to eighteen months before the mike right so Art show that that you attended ago. And i started painting by accident because i was actually in kansas for a boxing tournament. That i that i was competing in. I took some time off on.
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"Of sports responsible for that one run jazz. Chisholm Junior hit a solo homer off Paolo Espino, one of three hits allowed by the Nats starter in the first two frames, Then that's bad. Still waking up no hits. As of yet for the home team the Ravens set to take on The Raiders in the first game with fans in the giant Roomba in Las Vegas. Baltimore's decimated running back position will not include Newcomers Levian Bell or Devante Freeman tonight So Latavius Murray expected to start with Tyson Williams and Trenton Cannon backing him up, the Washington football team announced Ryan Fitzpatrick's hip injury has landed him on injured reserve ESPN's Adam Schefter, adding that the expectation is for Fitz Magic to be sidelined for 6 to 8 weeks, basically a week for each pass attempt he had in his debut yesterday, which is a really tough red coach, Ron Rivera. Well, I mean, that's the nature of the game, though. I mean, it's first of all, it's the most important position on your team. Secondly, you know, the nature of the game is it's physical game, and it's going to happen, You know, unfortunately happened to us more than we need to have it in the last season and the game. You just hope that you know we can get the street where we can keep guys on the field for a long time and benefit from their abilities. Guys. I teased to this about a half hour ago, The Denver Broncos could possibly be for sale next year in some pretty interesting names have emerged as potential buyers. Are you seated front office? Sports dot com is reporting Jeff Bezos and Jay Z O keep popping up, keep popping up. That's their words in connection with the possible purchase. Now, Bezos has long been rumored to be interested in NFL ownership. He's one of the few people in the world. Able to outright cut a check for the expected sale Price of $4 billion Jay Z hip hop's first billionaire, with some help from investors. He would be the first black majority owner in NFL history. And this would be a good place to insert a Jay Z song lyric as a joke, But I got 99 problems and ponds ain't one Rob would work. W t O p Sports All right, coming up on w T o P, where some local colleges ranked nationally this year I'm Sheena stolen 7 47 steamfitters local 602 and as many signatures The award winning contractors have been entrusted to help design Building service, some of the most iconic buildings in the most powerful city in the World World War Two Memorial for the Pentagon, the Department of State National Park. The list goes on and on. When it comes to commercial and residential H V a C medical gas and process piping systems. Why would you look elsewhere for the best contract in the most qualified workforce to complete your project? The fact is a steamfitters use a local 602 and as many signatory contractors are the chosen team when it really matters. When you have a workforce to graduate, a fully accredited five year apprenticeship program and contractors who have been around since before the Depression..
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"Technology decisions aren't black and white. Think red. And at 6 15. Here's Dave Johnson. Well, to be sure, a year of change for the Washington football team, old name dropped a new president, Jason, right. And watching football team co chief executive Officer Tanya Snyder. You know, Jason and Dan met each other on a zoom and it was like it was like a love connection. It was really very cute. Snyder talking about her husband dance connection with right on ESPN. Adam Schefter is podcast and now as a co chief executive officer, Tanny Snyder involved in everything, including a quest for a new stadium. We want to be, you know, part of the urban development. We want to go in and Have a wonderful impact in whatever neighborhood we want long term sustainability to be able to to certainly give back now. Location has not been identified for a new stadium Teams Lease and FedEx Field runs out after the 2026 season now about dealing with allegations of sexual harassment of the bad workplace culture at the Washington football team. I think we could have very easily ran away and, uh and been fine and sailed away, and I think a few people have even asked us that and being, you know, drinking Pinnacle autism, but that's not Who we are. That's not what I want to teach. My kids are in confronting that controversy in the next half hour feel good home went on Monday against the Mets. Not so good on Tuesday for the Nationals in Atlanta. 85 loss of Grace follow. Espino charged with five runs in five innings. Orioles 73 loss of Royals Mystic stumbled in Seattle one Oh 5 71 lost the storm but still in the game and a half out of a playoff spot of domestics. Dave Johnson ever. UTILITY SPORTS Dave Thanks coming up at arrests in the shooting at Towson University over the weekend, 6 17 Jared redefines what it means to find an.
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"To drop the opener of the series with the Braves. Palo Espino had a rough five inning starts, Ryan Harper gave up the home run that ended up being the game winner. And, uh, on the plus side, though, Yeah. Real. Hernandez, a three run homer in Juan Soto reach base five times, scored a run and drove one in for manager Dave Martinez Soda had a great dated at the plate, as he typically does. It may have been Thinking about? Well, he's got a good eye. He's going to take his walks. You know, That's something that we preached to him all the time when he gets a good pitch to head Is it hard? So you had a good day today? Sean Nolan will try to have his first Good day is a national at 7 20. Tomorrow he's still looking for his first win in red, white and blue. As for the Orioles, they beat the Royals 73. They under split of the first two games at Camden Yards. Right now, the Mystics are taking a beating in Seattle. They trail the storm 94 to 65 this one late in the fourth quarter of a game that they have trail. Throughout, thanks largely because the stakes are shooting 36% from the floor storm on the other hand hitting 58% of their shots. Washington football team Co owner Tanya Snyder was on the Adam Schefter podcast today and confirmed what team President Jason Wright said a few weeks ago. The franchise is down to three options for the new name set to be announced early next year. The team is ramping up efforts to get a new state of the art stadium and she also addressed Sexual harassment controversy that rocked the organization. It's hard I get a lump in my throat and it's a cross between a I don't know a crime show in a nightmare movie, But I'm here to tell you that today, you know, I know we are doing everything possible, and I think where we've ended up and where we're heading, I couldn't be more excited. So for that, um, I think it's a blessing. Connie Snyder said that even absent the controversy, she would still have become a cone, Uh, co owner with her husband, Dan. Rob would fork w t O p Sports Thank you and still ahead. A powerful earthquake rocking. Mexico 11 47. Does it feel like finding clothes.
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"Don't settle for less than a Honda at 9 45 Here is Rob would fork alright? Del. The Nationals just tack one on in Atlanta but still trail the Braves five to as we are in the top of the seventh inning and no outs yet, says Juan Soto singled to drive in a run and get the nationals on the board. For the first time since the first inning, the Braves had scored five unanswered runs The big hit Adam Duvall with the three run. Homer of Paolo Espino, who is now done for the night after five innings of seven hit five run balls, seven strikeouts but still in line for the loss for the Orioles or before the nationals. As for the Orioles, it's a football score over at Camden Yards he owes up 73 on the Royals in the bottom of the eighth inning. Staying in Baltimore familiar face reportedly making his way to the Ravens practice squad. Levian Bell, the former All pro running back with the arch rival Steelers is attracted. Yeah, he's expected l filled a void left. The by season, ending injuries to J. K. Dobbins and Justice Hill. Tanya Snyder, now co owner of the Washington football team with her husband, Dan, was on the Adam Schefter podcast today and confirmed the search for a new team name is down to three options. She updated where they are in a search for a new stadium and said, Even if Dan Snyder weren't embroiled in a scandal involving rampant sexual harassment within the organization, she would still be a co owner. We've been talking about that for a while, and we are empty nesters now as of a couple of months. Ago. I haven't missed a game in 22 years last year because of Covid. They did not want us to travel for two games. I have been around. I have been involved, not to the degree I am now I'm involved day to day and I'm involved in all the different areas. Uh, meeting everybody. We have a lot of amazing people so very excited about it. And excited about the Mystics. Tonight. They are about to take on the Seattle storm. In just a few minutes, the Mystics trying to snap a two game slide and try to work their way into the playoff picture, They're sitting just a game out. Rob would fork w t o p Sports Thank you and still ahead a prison break in Israel 9 47 American military university presents. She also served true stories from women veterans changing the world. One degree at a time. Kim buyers was in the Army for 30 years and received her bachelor's and master's degrees in homeland security from AM you She's Says before her service. I was the skinny, scrawny person and I didn't speak much. It's very shy, not open about my opinion by the military changed her and helped her come out of her shell. I think for me, it gave me a sense of confidence. Strong confidence, especially because she was able to overcome challenges that went along with being a female service member and a woman in the military takes a lot of tough skin. You have to toughen up when you're in the military, because there's a lot of people that want to see you fail when you know there's people opposing what you're doing. You have to just work through them. So in that aspect, I would say that is the challenge. I'm.
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"But Rob would fork Right, and the national scored early. But the Braves scoring often leading 41 in the fourth inning in Atlanta as Carter Key boom got the Nats on the board with his first inning R B I single, but since then Paolo Espino, giving up four runs on five hits, most notably a three run homer to Adam Duvall in the second inning. Meanwhile, the Orioles the the Royals 62 that one in the bottom of the fifth, led largely by home runs. From Austin Hayes and D. J. Stewart, the Washington football teams co owner, Tanya Snyder was a guest on the Adam Schefter podcast today and confirmed the search for a new team name is down to three. I've looked at each and every I mean 42,000 each and every name just making sure that we did not miss a great one. And you know, there's so many different reasons. So many names fell out to, you know, legal and we looked, We vetted everything the organization the agency did. So we are looking Get the rollout date, you know relatively soon, and we just have to do the timing with merchandise and so many other things that are important more from ESPN's Adam Schefter, he reports the Ravens are adding Lady on Bell to their practice squad. Which would of course, be pretty odd sight if and when we see a longtime stealer and purple and black the Mystics in Seattle for a 10 p.m. tip off with the storm, and it is getting late early for the sticks. They are outside the playoff picture looking in with only five games left in the regular season. Rob would fork w t o p sports traffic and weather straight ahead. It's 8 47. The following is a paid commercial message. For nearly 60 years, Melwood has been providing job training, support services and other programs for thousands of people each year. Here in the D. C area. If you are looking for a new car, or are just tired.
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"Less than a Honda 7 45 to Robert Fork. Alright, can the nationals off to a nice start down in Atlanta? Now the 11 swing and a line drive up the middle of base hit in a vacant right center field. Escobar. Scores from third key boom has done it again. As Bell stops at second base and a clutch hit here with two out of the top of the first inning. The Nationals take the lead one to nothing. Charlie slows with a call on the Nationals radio network that one nothing That's lead remains now in the bottom of the first inning. Palo Espino pitching for the good guys tonight. As for the Orioles, a big first inning as M ahead of the Royals for nothing in the second inning at Camden Yards, all of that scoring coming in that opening stands and Anthony Santander with his 40th RB. Of the season and D. J. Stewart's with a two run homer to cap it all off and staying in Baltimore familiar face reportedly making his way to the Ravens practice squad. Levian Bell, the former all pro running back with the arch rival Steelers, now expected to help fill the void left by season ending injuries to J. K. Dobbins and Justice Hill, the Mystics trying to snap a two game slide out in Seattle. They actually beat the storm back in June, just five games left on the schedule for the sticks to try and get back into the playoff picture. This one is a 10 o'clock tip off tonight at West Rob Woodwork, wtlv Sports Rob. Thank you, and still ahead. Are you seeing any zebras running around your neighborhood that aren't NFL refs, by the way, Actually, we're getting some real reports about some roaming around the region. It's 7 26 if you're working in the Washington, D C metropolitan.
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Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Sparks Fears of Super Spreader Event
"Now for the second time this week, the US reaching 100,000 new cases of Covid 19 in a single day even as cases soar, massive events are taking place around the country. In Sturgis, South Dakota, 700,000 people are expected for the annual motorcycle rally, leading to fears of a super spreader event. This as hospitalizations grew from 12,000 month ago. More than 61,000. Now. Florida setting a new pandemic record high pediatric admissions are climbing one of those hospitalized 17 year old David Espino. High school football player now battling Covid and pneumonia for the last 10 days. I'm pretty scary. Actually, you can get to anyone they get you if you're 10, If you get you if you're 60, it doesn't matter in Mississippi, where the state health officer says Delta is sweeping over them like a tsunami. Hospital workers feeling overworked Once again, it is almost impossible to put into words, the frustration that they feel in many places. It's not a lack of beds, but a lack of stuff that's stretching hospitals thin. Like at Willis Knighton Medical Center in Louisiana. We don't feel like we have a time to devote to the patients that we need. It's just it's Sorry. I'm getting emotional. Just talking about it in Houston Harris Health System in Crisis mode. This 11 month old patient sick with Covid forced to be airlifted to another hospital because none of the pediatric hospitals in town had room the level of sick visits that we've seen this summer. June, July. And now August. I've never seen in 20 years of practice here in Houston, this as officials hint There could be major developments on booster shots, a source telling ABC News. The FDA is expected to reveal their plan for immuno compromised Americans by early September. We are now working on that, and we'll make that be implemented. As quickly as possible, According to an HHS document obtained by ABC News. Multiple states are now asking for federal assistance. They're asking FEMA for help with
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"espino" Discussed on WTOP
"Injured by NC Away Sports at 15 and 45, powered by Red River technology decisions aren't black and white. Think red 9 15 over to Rob would fork all right, Nick. The Nationals fell one Nothing to the San Francisco Giants last night to drop their fourth game in their last five for the It's actually the least of their worries because Max Sures are left the game in the top of the first inning after only 12 pitches due to a groin injury. Sure, there said after the game and MRI showed inflammation rather than a muscle strain, So he's considered day to day Paolo Espino played well in his stead. He gave up a Buster Posey home run. That would be the lone score of the game, and it was the ninth giant shutout victory of the season and then adds eighth shutout loss of the year. Great moment before the game, though, is Washington football team coach Ron Rivera threw out the ceremonial first pitch to manager Dave Martinez, now the to actually have history. They were both in Chicago in 1986 when Martinez was a rookie outfielder with the Cubs and Rivera was defending a Super Bowl title with the Bears in his third NFL season. Today. The Nationals host Day night doubleheader with Eric Fetty pitching opposite the Red hot Kevin Gausman. The former Oriole is unbeaten in 12 starts this season. He has a 1 to 7 E. R. A by far the best of his career. And speaking of the Orioles. They fell forward to to the raise in Tampa Bay last night. They're only scorer coming entree. Mancini's two run homer, French Open tennis just underway is the women's final will produce a first time major title winner between anesthesia Pavlyuchenkova and Barbara Kremchek ova that one still early in the first set. That's tomorrow's men's final pits. Top seed Novak Djokovic against the final sits IPAss after the Joker beat rival Rafa Nadal in a classic yesterday. And if Djokovic goes on to win, this will become the third man in tennis history to complete the career Grand Slam twice all blowouts in the NBA playoffs last night, the Sun's cruised to a three nothing series lead over the Nuggets and the 70 Sixers blew out the Hawks in Atlanta to take back home court advantage and two games to one lead in the series. Rob would fork w T O P sports up ahead after traffic and weather a new Music venue is coming to Tysons, Virginia. I'm Jason Fraley. It's 9 17 Mobile is bringing five G from big cities to.
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"espino" Discussed on Hustleshare
"We validated that. It's not only the smarter ones that she. You need the service so yet you last year. Relaunch enter presidents and lunching after Also needed to check and the current market now they got their solidly been beam. It gave me companies offering the same service. And i'll do we empower the other corporates to provide better services shunts laura basically same thing. The problem with payment company api company's ability to online ability to start use the platform before they had the base at the feast will have access to the beam at him. So coming into that picture way of this at the fees one hundred percent digital onboard. Actually be activated. The same be seem submit are the corporate while other than that of course is there for enterprise accounts ability to connect went back from other bachelor but also saw the need that. There's a lot of enterprise even the bigger ones. You'd be surprised if they're actually using armor is You know let up that firms that we've built the solution for plugs as well so we have shopping fi breast. A shop will armers rigging on magento of or tenth row. We have that bury barton other than that. We also dubbed into the links there luxury locked businesses specially consultancies agencies been travel agencies do mine would-be meant links essentially its ability percents hostile invoices silence actually for bigger once. We have a lot of big brands to the platform. Eight now bigger brent. The biggest challenge rate. Now if you notice if you go to s. m. actually your articles and your code. You know there's a qr code for gca york would be my we bay and it's very hard for mrs till we also launch a feature in which actually for enterprise in individual counts but most enterprise actually using this ability to have one. You are good and that could already has over the contract payment slash store payments online banking credit debit cards. You are let's you know gabby and of course be mints and having that unified. You're empowers retail business because you know previously. It's been very hard for them. They have to apply. You have to wait. Repetition documents for the documents three-set the peace yard download. Place it in your stories. Some usa on social bj's. They just started. If i can have an instagram they have charcoal. And so you know we just basically say if you want be this brought up in. Put your deepest kind of gordon. B have access via china's without being Any set fees so other than we can customize beam at links costume invoices to contend via batch. We've built this for enterprise clients so this multiple solutions offered the end of the day. It's really what's really important for us is the payment experience of the customers of the businesses. Because you know if the customer spe merchants are happy. This is happy. And mr happy that drives revenue overall business. So you know coming into the enterprise. Sol right makes a lot of sense. Speed forward this paid for other potential venture builders you know join ups and whatnot because we need to also properly define what the ethos and what runs with ubs so that we can have other business in other future venture owners within gb extra extroverted that. I won't understand one thing that you said this one of the main metrics you built which is culture making people happy within their jobs. What's your advice for creating good culture where people can thrive in without having to be you know i mean the stakes are already high sometimes. It's very very stressful. Not a majority but how do you make. Sure that healthy balance of Stress n being happy within the bunny is properly achieved. Yes so speaking for books team. Actually you bixente agenda very important us. The eubanks organization empowers venture builders to decide entry to us based on. What would they want to provide solutions. It's also important for the venture builders to have confidence on the d. members so that's number one so making sure that if you have a tech lead you have to make sure that the empower them that the decisions Other and i think that's a query. That's very important that this way so number one would be empowerment. It's been a big fan of environment. A number tool or seductive mission shaving. But personally i think recognition is important not only paper but it has to be by heart. It's very important that you know people would feel if comes from the heart and the very very important ventured bittered always a lot time to speak to your dean individually to very very hard you know what we basically though is is just a month period. We dedicate one bucks. Ducks only invited on the work itself and you know but whether the way but also on a personal note with very barton to know what's happening especially now during the pandemic. It's very important train that has to be developed in during the s. Well we believe that building sculpture would also reflect on the merchant side. You know whatever you do whatever you feel. The customers would feel eventually and third would be career progression very very important note for that. Is that the ability for a venture leader to provide the employees career path. That may i already know that they wanna do but second is also the things that they still don't know that they will do in the near future. So the provide context you know objective example that we provide actually actually hired a best-performing player in our organization of one worthy a customer support guy. So mr birthday actually. He's non fintech experience. We gave an opportunity because we actually saw the passion in need for him to excel. We hired in started customer support and neither on. He got into managing on they in right now. He's apart assistant and before he actually started them. Nolde that the direction that headings to duck and managing demon all ventured heater or you know an enterpreneur. It's very important for you to understand where the team members come from. When you have that you can probably guide them toward. Secure your bathroom doing. And it makes them happy. And the the end of the day. If eric mississippi your guys would be happy if you'd basically reflect on what's what's within the organization briefly. I think those are most important among elements you know revenue follow once you've offered these stuff yup culture it strategy for breakfast there. You go all right now again. I want to also understand the the right just again. It's easy to say. Yeah okay good culture but that should also reflect on the product in how you again ship. The losing my english in himself So yeah what. I want to be able to understand is What's your product and validating fast agile and minor or there. You go now out there and make sure that we are shipping the right product in the right based. Yeah so on a product wearing my brother cut-rate now it's very important that you know it's been very popular right now. methodology but i guess some startup still doesn't use this method so probably i should need is necessary of some sort of a further explanation. What agile is so. Have you beat the general prior to having a bucks started when you be decided to convert into agile methodology. More into the fintechs space. The agile framework was developed and implemented agile method. By definition. it's the ability to create product backlogs within a two week time span billiards launching product. Well not thymus. The let by a sprints doing the sprint means that audio feature requests would be collected in a two week time spent will be developed. Qa tested into be launched and agile methodologies. Very perfect for fix fixing all enhancements says demands comments from the fly and but additionally from software development standpoint to before the season now getting are lucky. Man you have to line up and once it's lined up base really no way for you to change in between so if it's a you know you have wait three months before implementing and this comes in so it is very important to hear what the customers need and it's from the customers. You have to adapt and for lack of a bedroom and die so it's basically ineligibility to adapt quickly in the market and it's been bruin very successful. You didn't bounce and you know you bags coming. In two years ago and having eubanks we did. The same play created multiple products validated into agile framework and eventually launched and that made the scale very fast. Now we have the ability to adjust backlogs on the fly so of course prior to adding an debate backlog. Business needs to validate. So you know. I make sure that the customer see you needed not gonna disagree that we think are correct. You know it doesn't reward points you know very and that's true again the worst thing you can do a startup founders especially the first time right to fall in love with your solution on and you think that's it just you know there's there's a seeing an old school businesses that you build it. They will come if you build it and you didn't validate nobody will okay in this world. That does not apply. But again before anything else. I have to go franco. Thank you very much for joining us. In this edition of harsher. But before i let you go. What's next for you guys in. Ub accident especially with box. You all the exciting things but is there more. What should they look out for their business. Whether it's an era enterprise do if they want to reach out. Yes so exciting. Aside from the anyone with our age ors we encourage khan looking bucks. That shameless plug. I'm leaving in my frankel at any any collaborations for especially for him. Payment payment co no actually tightening times. Because right now we're doing. Sme buck sesame. We're doing bucks. Enterprise actually also it's actually on indication shake now it's box. It's peer to peer lending. We're we're working on an escrow service citing the developing stage ruined revanche. You get very soon with other than that. This actually a lot of product features that relaunching. We're really have been put aberration so any other infants who have anything in my life Multiple up being real combining my grandchildren's The platform so you know very exciting games and you know we launch fast. That's actually very important for us off fast swim and valid all right and again exciting times indeed. But before i let y'all foster whatever podcast after spotify fees or facebook. There's there's no justice eventually. I think they'll put it out for him fodder fire. Jeff get if we did see some word we got. They're shown in how they showed up and again if you want to be part of our little small community talk about other hustler in the community as well. It's going to be an facebook community on on facebook obviously community and the baseball. And lastly if you want to send a message in suggests a yes just a lot of 'em dot e slash hustle share powered by chat bought the h. again franklin. Well thank you very much. Thank you all right. L. is in the next episode piece..
Ric Edelman
Chiefs Owner Clark Hunt 'Deeply Disturbed' by Audio Discussing Tyreek Hill Abuse
"Chain. Oh disturbing audio release this week of Kansas City star wide receiver tyreek hill talking with his fiancee, crystal Espinel about him allegedly abusing their three year old son. And now, the Johnson county district attorney in Missouri plans to take another look launched criminal investigation in March after their son suffered a broken arm later. The Johnson county district attorney announcing they would not press charges. We believe that a crime has occurred. However, the evidence in this case does not conclusively establish who committed this crime. The recording was given to the local TV station by Espino, she allegedly called the tape in insurance policy hill does not admit to breaking his son's arm. But the team has consumed that ABC's Zachary quiche the chiefs have suspended hill from all team.