* Jennifer Esposito Talks Fresh Kills, females surviving the Mafia as both a sense of place and metaphor * Finding The Money-rethinking how the economy works * Jack Clarke reads Two Brothers and The Gold by Tolstoy * Garland Nixon, CynicBy With Host Prairie Miller

On September 29, 1982, the greater Chicago area, experienced a string of deaths, all linked to one single product; Tylenol. Investigators' immediate action, no doubt, saved more lives, but how could this have happened to seven innocent people in the first place? Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by AleXZa…

https://traffic.libsyn.com/thebeerreport/tw89_FINAL.mp3 Welcome to the auto podcast that is looking for supercars…. In Portugal On this episode of Throwin’ Wrenches… We are singing the Mali-Blues Three Words… RACE DAILY KILL Portugal joins the world of sports car producing nations All that and more on This episode of Throwin’ Wrenches. Thanks for l…

In this episode, we delve into why and how you need to assess your current S&OP and planning processes. I highlight common issues found in immature S&OP processes and emphasize the critical notion that sometimes, the biggest problem is not knowing what you don’t know. By sharing insights from IBF's extensive research, I provide a comprehensive look…

* C. Thomas Howell Talks Ride, and Playing Caspar Weinberger in Reagan * Finding The Money: Everything you knew about the way the US economy works is wrong * Caitlin Johnstone on Celebrities Boosting The Empire * Garland Nixon talks Google GatekeepersBy With Host Prairie Miller

San Clemente resident, Susann Sills, was a doting mother to her twelve-year-old twins and a devoted wife, working along side her husband in his fertility practice. From the outside, the couple appeared to have it all, but when Scott called 911 to report that his wife was dead, authorities would soon uncover too many inconsistencies to ignore. Insta…

* Same Political Prisoners, Different Day: Director Philippe Diaz Talks I Am Gitmo, and Angola 1,2, & 3 * Bro On The Business Of TV - Increasing Quantity Meets Declining Quality * Garland Nixon on Movies, The Defense Department, and HollywoodBy With Host Prairie Miller

In the heat of the summer, 1996, a Texas couple set out on a road trip to Mississippi. They could have never imagined this journey would lead them to a nightmare that only one of them would live to tell. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by AleXZavesa Join us on Patreon! patreon.com/CousinsOnCrime Visit o…

In this episode, we delve into the current state of work and its impact on the field of supply chain planning. With a focus on remote and hybrid environments, we explore the evolving job market, potential unemployment, and job reductions ahead. Join me as I interview Jason Breault, an experienced supply chain recruiter from LifeWork Search, who sha…

* Nick Stahl delves into his latest offbeat economic crisis cinema, political horror venture with What You Wish For, and Keep Quiet * Tribute to poet Connie Norgren * Bro on "The New Repression On College Campuses As The Return Of The Red Scare" * The Five Minute Marxist with Peter Wise * Garland Nixon on media lies…

When an ice cream man is robbed and shot in broad daylight, the community rallies around him to raise funds for the uninsured victim. But when the search for the assailants stalls, the ice cream man takes matters into his own hands. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by AleXZavesa Sources: https://youtu.be…

* Eric Bana Talks Force Of Nature, Hulk, and Berlin Nobody * Garland Nixon & Scott Ritter watch Nero Blinken Fiddle While Rome Burns: Culture and chaos on the world stage * Bro Talks With Historian Juan Cole - One More Just War, Or Just One More War?By With Host Prairie Miller

In 1999, Orange County, California was a place to take in the gorgeous scenery and rub shoulders with the super wealthy. Kenneth and Carolyn Stahl were a married couple who'd set themselves up for a life of privilege and luxury in the OC, but money can't buy everything...or can it? Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com T…

* Jane Seymour Talks Ruby's Choice, Harry Wild...and that casting couch * Taking Venice: How The US manipulated the 1964 Venice Biennale * Broe on his latest noir detective mystery, The House That Buff Built * Garland Nixon on whom Biden really representsBy With Host Prairie Miller

In the Summer of 2008, eight innocent people would meet their end at the hands of a drug-filled Nicholas Sheley, when he went on a killing spree across the state of Illinois. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by AleXZavesa Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Troy_Sheley https://www.cbsnews.com…

* Musician Lionel Cole on being inspired by his uncle Nat King Cole * George Galloway and Scott Ritter on The Passion of Protest * The White House Correspondents Dinner: Dissecting the gathering * Bro at Cannes and the Spring Global TV PreviewBy With Host Prairie Miller

Marc Van Beers was a quiet accountant in Belgium, where he lived with his new wife. A few months after they married, they decided to take their dream honeymoon to Calvi in Corsica, but the honeymoon came to a screeching halt when their car barreled off a cliff. This story is full of lies, deceit, and an illicit affair that would repeat history in t…

Join us for an enlightening interview with Douglas Guilherme, VP of Supply Chain at Hershey's, as we delve into the intricacies of managing and mastering complexity in supply chains. From external market fluctuations to internal challenges, Douglas shares practical insights and use cases on understanding and effectively handling complexity in both …

https://traffic.libsyn.com/thebeerreport/TW_88.mp3 Welcome to the auto podcast that did not buy a Bentley Continental last week… On this episode of Throwin’ Wrenches… Sony and Honda are making waves with legacy automakers Subaru leaves a lasting Legacy Spring is in the air… and so are auto theft joyrides Thanks for listening. To join in on the fun …

Lula and Linda were the best of friends, and lived in a beautifully quaint neighborhood; leaning on each other for both good times and bad. Lula overcame hardships over the years with a determined strength, but she couldn't have imagined that the one she trusted the most in the world, would be the one to take her down. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePod…

* Nowhere Special: A Conversation With James Norton And Director Uberto Pasolini * Walled Off: Banksy's West Bank Hotel * Bro on live streaming genocide * Garland Nixon on endless war on two frontsBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Mario Van Peebles Talks Outlaw Posse and the buried post-Civil War history of race and class * King Lear: Apocalypse Now! * Bro on Vietnam spy thriller The Sympathizer * Garland Nixon on Good Cop/Bad CopBy With Host Prairie Miller

In this eye-opening episode, we debunk the top 5 myths surrounding Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP/IBP). From the misconception that S&OP is not worth it to the belief that it's overly complicated and time-consuming, we set the record straight. Drawing insights from IBF research and our own expertise, we shed light on what S&OP truly entails an…

* Two Movies, Two Killer Moons: Larry Fessenden Talks Blackout, and Killers Of The Flower Moon * Photographic Justice: The Corky Lee Story, a new doc on the famed Asian-American photographer * Bro on the "3 Body Problem" * Garland Nixon on Epstein IslandBy With Host Prairie Miller

* A Conversation With director Maggie Greenwald on the re-release of her unconventional Western, The Ballad Of Little Jo * Garland Nixon on the Empire of Imbeciles * Broe talks with Israeli Palestinian scholar and Film Studies Professor Terri GinsbergBy With Host Prairie Miller

Join me as I delve into the future of planning jobs amidst the AI revolution. I share insights from our latest research on the evolving skill sets required for planners today and in the coming years. Plus, a candid discussion on the rampant misinformation surrounding our field and the importance of substance over click bait. Tune in for a thought-p…

https://traffic.libsyn.com/thebeerreport/TW_87_Final.mp3 Welcome to the auto podcast that is pondering the question… Do you still want an EV? On this episode of Throwin’ Wrenches… EV’s… Are they still hot? Eric buys a Bentley. Rivian has some new ideas All that and more on This episode of Throwin’ Wrenches. Thanks for listening. To join in on the f…

** George Lopez: The politically fueled standup comic is joined by cast members of his socially conscious sitcom, Lopez vs. Lopez ** Broe on Jonathan Glazer's Gaza genocide Oscar speech ** Team Human: Douglas Rushkoff's tale of tech dehumanization ** And Garland NixonBy With Host Prairie Miller

Emily Lambert was excited to spend the weekend with her boyfriend in Carlsbad, New Mexico in the Spring of 2014. What started off as a fun-filled time of sightseeing and local bar hopping, soon turned into a deadly nightmare. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by AleXZavesa Sources: https://youtu.be/6AVUch…

* Wicked Little Letters: Olivia Colman's new film explores how women cursing became an expression of defiance and liberation * The Berman Murders: Doug Kari on an unsolved crime in the CA desert 40 years ago * Garland Nixon on the attack on MoscowBy With Host Prairie Miller

The media has been a buzz lately with a shocking tale of an author of a children's book about grief who is scheduled to stand trial for the murder of her husband. In this episode, Candace outlines some pretrial information pointing the finger straight at Kouri Richins. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by…

Unlocking Success Amidst Common Pitfalls. Tune in as I delve into the critical topic of S&OP challenges, shedding light on why so many companies struggle to advance to the next level of maturity. Drawing from research and personal experience, I unveil the top 7 hurdles that hinder lower maturity S&OP processes. Learn how to overcome these obstacles…

* The Neon Highway and Matlock Reboot: A Conversation With Beau Bridges * Gazan poet Mosab Abu Toha's poem "The Wounds" on the December 2008 Israeli War on Gaza * Bro On How The West Was Lost - Examining the Alec Baldwin Rust debacle * and Garland NixonBy With Host Prairie Miller

Let's call it what it is... the media doesn't report on every homicide case in the same way and with the same amount of air time. In this episode, Alayna highlights two cases where the victims didn't get attention they deserved. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by AleXZavesa Sources: https://mvnnews.word…

On Valentines Day in 2018, two murders would rock a community and bewilder police as they try to unravel the tangled web that between them. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by AleXZavesa Sources: See No Evil, Investigation Discovery https://www.nbcrightnow.com/kndu/double-murder-trial-reaches-verdict/art…

* Up From The Streets: A Conversation With Jazz Musician/Composer, Terence Blanchard * Actor David Morse Talks Cabrini, the film about the famous Italian American immigrant nun * Bro On Mass Media Wars Then And Now * and Garland Nixon on NATO paper tigersBy With Host Prairie Miller

Join me in a riveting Q&A session with Michael Day, the seasoned Head of Integrated Planning at Glatfelter. We dive deep into the real world of integrated planning, exploring real career highlights, challenges, and real-world experiences. Gain invaluable insights, learn from practical examples, and enrich your understanding of integrated planning i…

* Tim Blake Nelson Talks Asleep In My Palm, Captain America: Brave New World * A Short History of Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce * Corporate Media Shilling For Global Arms Dealers * Macron's Napoleonic delusionsBy With Host Prairie Miller

Seventeen-year-old Shilie Turner was a stand out on her track team, dedicated student, and loyal friend. So, when she didn't show up to one of the most important track meets of the season, everyone grew very concerned. No one could have imagined that she would be found dead and that the murderer would be so close to home. Instagram: @CousinsonCrime…

** Actor Jon Seda discusses Selena, La Brea, Carlito's Way and his role with Richard Dreyfuss in the upcoming Into The Deep ** Americonned: Time To Rise, probing the Sean Claffey documentary ** Israel's Genocide from two sides ** And Garland Nixon on Let's Start HereBy With Host Prairie Miller

After a bitter divorce and custody battle with his first wife, Ben Oxley had finally found his soul mate in his new wife Melissa. But on a cold February night in 2008, Melissa called 911 to report her husband had been shot while they were sleeping, thus sparking an investigation into the obvious suspect. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: Cou…

* Actress Virginia Madsen talks Surviving Middle America and Hollywood, and her latest movie as a damaged mother in Lola * Steven Wright's new surrealist novel, Harold * "Fat": From Will You Please Be Quiet, Please by Raymond Carver * How to Hide an EmpireBy With Host Prairie Miller

On a cold December night, just a week before Christmas, a newly married woman was found by her husband on the ground below their third floor balcony. After a frantic 911 call and hours of life saving measures, Michelle tragically succumbed to her injuries. Experts were at odds with the manner in which she died, causing years of confusion and unansw…

Join me in this special extra episode as we unravel the transformative power of Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)/Integrated Business Planning (IBP). Delve into the intricacies of the top 10 benefits that manifest when S&OP is executed with finesse. From enhanced agility to streamlined collaboration, each benefit is a building block for organiza…

Welcome to the auto podcast that is not trying to populate the world with narcissistic CEOs. On this episode of Throwin’ Wrenches… Historical Headlines! EVs are falling Hybrids are rising Find out what Ben Franklin and Elon have in common All that and more on this episode of Throwin’ Wrenches. https://traffic.libsyn.com/thebeerreport/TW_86.mp3 Spon…

** Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet Talks Amelie, Alien Resurrection, And The Farmer Uprisings ** Bro On The Global Cultural Beat: "Vienna - City Of Contrasts And Contradictions" ** Garland Nixon on the US race for PresidentBy With Host Prairie Miller

Janelle Patton had found her paradise on Earth, on Norfolk Island. But the weekend her parents visited for the first time would be anything but a happy occasion when she was brutally murdered and left in a popular tourist location. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by AleXZavesa Sources: https://en.wikipe…

When Kenneth McDuff was paroled in 1989, there was terror and outrage among the public and police alike. Kenneth was on the prowl and he was just getting started. Instagram: @CousinsonCrimePodcast Email: CousinsonCrime@gmail.com Theme Music by AleXZavesa Sources: https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/broomstick-killer-kenneth-mcduff-s-trai…

* Cheryl Hines Talks The Two Men In Her Life, RFK Jr. and Larry David, and Popular Theory * RU$E - Lying The American Dream: From Hollywood To Wall Street * George A. Romero's Independent Cinema * Garland Nixon on Genocide JoeBy With Host Prairie Miller

In this riveting episode, I sit down with bestselling author and predictive analytics luminary, Eric Siegel. Our discussion unravels the mysteries of his latest book, "The AI Playbook," and takes a no-holds-barred dive into the world of AI. We debunk fallacies, explore the evolving landscape of machine learning, and share insights on why mastering …