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The best finds of March 2021

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This episode reviews podcasts including “Murder in House Two,” “We’re Alive,” “List Envy,” “How To with Charles Duhigg” and “The Food Chain.”

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“The MasterCast” is a podcast recommendation show that consists of seven non-spoiler, binge-worthy reviews of the best podcasts in a short and sweet two- to three-minute summary on everything you could want to know from the number of hosts to on average how long you can expect each episode to be.

Podcasts covered in this episode include “Murder in House Two,” “We’re Alive,” “List Envy,” “How To!” with Charles Duhigg, “Julie: the Unwinding of the Miracle,” “The Food Chain” and “Reasonably Sound.” This week’s music came from Arches Audio, and the sources of the reviewed podcasts include Apple Podcast, Podchaser, Podnods, Podnews, OwlTail, American Public Media and Listen Notes.

Opening day over the years

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This week’s episode recaps the 2021 MLB Opening Day and compares it with some of the most exciting opening days in the history of the MLB.

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Ah, opening day. How we missed you. Baseball is finally up and running once again after the COVID-19-shortened season in 2020, and it has never felt so good.

In this week’s episode of “Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler,” we recap the 2021 MLB Opening Day and compare it with some of the most exciting and impressive opening days that have occurred throughout the long history of the MLB. Every new season brings a new sense of hope among teams and their fans — hope that is often indescribable to a non-baseball fan. All teams put everything on the field, making opening day one of the most exciting days of baseball year after year.

Colo. worker protections bill, high-speed rail plans released

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This episode from April 8 includes updates on local politics, national transportation, a sneak peek of Aril 4’s CTV show and more.

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Kota Babcock covers for Ellie Shannon, who wrote updates in ASCSU plans, and Ivy Winfrey discusses the results of the April 6 local election. After that, Dixon Lawson updates listeners on Colorado State University’s athletics, and then you’ll hear a conversation between Winfrey and Colorado state Senator Faith Winter about Senate Bill 176.

Then, Babcock tells us about national transportation issues along with a scandal involving a youth detention center, and Meriel Hahn talks about human impacts and understandings of climate change. After that, Babcock gives new information on the pandemic and CTV features a sneak peek for tonight’s show, which can be viewed on Channel 11 at 7 p.m MDT. To conclude the show, Babcock gives updates on cybersecurity in the U.S., and Winfrey updates listeners on a story of monument theft from Tuesday.

Third FoCo bank robbery; supporting trail restoration

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This episode from April 6 includes updates on a local bank robbery, NASA’s Ingenuity, trail restoration, the ASCSU election and more.

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Ellie Shannon explains updates in Associated Students of Colorado State University elections and issues, and Ivy Winfrey covers the third Fort Collins bank robbery in a month. After that, Dixon Lawson explains updates on CSU’s athletics, and then listeners hear a conversation between Kota Babcock and Poudre Wilderness Volunteers’ Mike Corbin and Jeff Randa about their campaign to rebuild trails following 2020’s wildfires and how listeners can help. Visit pwv.org for more information.

Jacob Selbe talks about NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter, then Fisher FitzRandolph and Ayman Aouinat discuss how the U.S. government communicates with its citizens.

After that, Babcock updates listeners on new information on COVID-19 statistics and speaks to Natalie Weiland from The Collegian about the recent ASCSU election. To conclude the show, Babcock gives updates on Supreme Court technology issues and Winfrey tells listeners about the strangest news she’s found this week.

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2021 MLB season: Sneak peaks and predictions for the year

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In this week’s episode, Anton previews the 2021 season and makes some predictions on how the season will go.

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The 2021 MLB season is almost upon us, as a full 162-game season will fill up the calendar for the next seven months of 2021. In this week’s episode of “Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler,” we’ll preview the 2021 season and make some bold, and possibly rather controversial, predictions on where all 30 teams will land by October. Anton brings up some players that he’s looking to see show up this season and hopefully push their teams to a playoff appearance.

Where do your teams land on this list? Do you think my predictions make sense? Tune in to this week’s episode to find out!