S1:E2-Howie Roseman, Eagle King

Episode 2 of the Birds of a Feather podcast, hosted by Andrew Smith, titled "S1:E2-Howie Roseman, Eagle King" was published on March 30, 2020 and runs 35 minutes.

March 30, 2020 ·35m · Birds of a Feather

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Join Andrew as he talks about the recent moves the Eagles have made, a breakdown of Howie's first presser since free agency started, a deep dive into the new look NFC South, and some bonus Tiger King talk! Make sure to follow and subscribe to the podcast, and to keep up with me on Twitter @DrizzyPhilly

Episode Description

Make sure to follow and subscribe to the podcast, and to keep up with me on Twitter @DrizzyPhilly

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

No similar episodes found.

Similar Podcasts

Birds Of A Feather Open Mic Podcasting Friendship, the daily struggle bus of life, and surviving as a millennial in LA through the eyes of two quirky 20 somethings. Kara & Katie, aka "Special K" take you along for the ride... The Golden Feather Francesca Anna Hello, and thank you for stopping by!The Golden Feather is my attempt to create a place for us to verbally express, discover, and share thoughts and ideas. I hope to find and provide comforting connection, honesty, and useful information (or at the very least, some form of entertainment). “birds of a feather flock together” How the Zebra Got Its stripes – Getting to the heart of Pattern Formation - Video To a chemist, one of the many intriguing features of biology is the exquisite ability of biological systems to control pattern formation – from the stripes on the side of a zebra to the feathers of birds – and the extraordinary silicate architectures of diatoms, biological systems display spectacular examples of structural control across a wide range of scales. To do this, organisms have harnessed chemical processes in a remarkable way. In this lecture, Dr Sella uses a number of chemical reactions to illustrate these ideas. If all goes well, we may even bring an inorganic system to life. No mention will be made of the periodic table and no chemical background is necessary.Lecture given on 29 November 2007. How the Zebra Got Its stripes – Getting to the heart of Pattern Formation - Audio To a chemist, one of the many intriguing features of biology is the exquisite ability of biological systems to control pattern formation – from the stripes on the side of a zebra to the feathers of birds – and the extraordinary silicate architectures of diatoms, biological systems display spectacular examples of structural control across a wide range of scales. To do this, organisms have harnessed chemical processes in a remarkable way. In this lecture, Dr Sella uses a number of chemical reactions to illustrate these ideas. If all goes well, we may even bring an inorganic system to life. No mention will be made of the periodic table and no chemical background is necessary.Lecture given on 29 November 2007.