Filibuster previews D.C. United versus New England Revolution
Soccer, go!
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Even though Adam couldn’t make it this week, Filibuster continues ever onwards. Jason and Ben break down the first win of the Hernan Losada era, including their fast and vertical play and how much they were a pain to play against. We talk about the first 20 minutes versus the next 70, Andy Najar’s return, the play of the new guys, and more, before ending the first segment on the streaming woes of this game. In the second segment we switch hosting duties and Ben asks Jason to preview D.C. United’s game against the New England Revolution this weekend. Give it a listen!
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20 years of Uone: The celebrated DJ shares ten of his most influential tracks Image by Duncographic
To celebrate 20 years of DJing, we asked Uone to fill us on the tracks that have influenced him most.
It was 2001 in the Victorian surfing town of Shoreham when Uone started his DJing career out of a caravan on his mum’s property. He’s since gone on to to electrify dancefloors across the world, performing everywhere from Burning Man to Glastonbury and beyond.
Now, Uone gets set to embark on his 20th anniversary tour, commencing at Queensland’s Rabbits Eat Lettuce Festival on Friday April 23, before hitting Wide Open Space Festival in the Northern Territory the next weekend. Uone will then make his way to Melbourne to perform at New Guernica in mid May, before continuing his 13-date jaunt at locations all across the country.
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Tim Hortons recently began baking its Classic Bagels without artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Tim Hortons English muffins, biscuits and butter croissants are other examples of food items that have already been reimagined by our culinary team without artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
The launch of freshly cracked eggs in our breakfast sandwiches reflects our commitment to serving quality, craveable food with ingredients that guests can feel good about including 100 per cent Canadian Grade A large eggs
TORONTO, April 21, 2021 /CNW/ - The bagels, English muffins and biscuits that are a part of your Tim Hortons breakfast are baked without artificial colours, flavours or preservatives and the rest of the Tim Hortons core menu will also be free of artificial colours, flavours or preservatives by the end of the year.
Whirlwind of D.C. United news: Filibuster
There’s too much happening
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The MLS season is this weekend and Filibuster is here to talk about it. Jason, Adam, and Ben break down the whirlwind of news that D.C. United dropped this week, including an analytics genius as their new GM, a new TV partner, new signings, and so much more. In the second segment, we welcome back Christian Polanco from The Cooligans to preview D.C. United’s season opener against NYCFC. Give it a listen!
0:00 Intro
30:57 NYCFC with Christian Polanco