In a mere fortnight, the regular season will be over and NCAA tournament brackets will be decided on and announced. Two weeks.

On Monday's super-sized Hoopsville, Dave McHugh chats with six programs all of whom are planning or hoping to still be playing after these two weeks. Some of those teams even hope games will be at their home gyms come March. We hear from their coaches on how the season has gone so far, how they are preparing for the final push, all while trying not to peak or exhaust themselves too early.

Guests include:
- Fred Richter, No. 9 DeSales women's coach
- Mark Huelsman, No. 11 Ohio Northern women's coach
- Josh Loeffler, No. 8 Johns Hopkins men's coach
- Kelly Thompson, Roger Williams women's coach
- Matt Lewis, No. 17 UW-Oshkosh men's coach
- John Lamanna, Whitman men's coach

Men's Top 25 Double-Take: Akiva Poppers and Ryan Whitnable
Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

20.14: Fortnight Finish

Thank you for listening to D-Licious History's Burning for Revolution: The Wicked History! I hope you enjoy the very first episode of this epic tale! I will start the narrative near the beginning of English Colonialism in the Americas, with the man who is most responsible for Rhode Island and its values: Roger Williams.

Special Thanks to my friends at Pixabay who supplied many of the sound effects and music. 

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BFR-E1- The Teacher Of All Things

Last episode, I spent very little time on content that actually pertains to Rhode Island, but in this episode Roger Williams is FINALLY coming to America! Find out how Massachusetts was formed and why Williams left his home for a fresh start in the New World. 

I hope you enjoy Episode 3 of Burning for Revolution: The Wicked History!

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BFR - E3- The Godly Minister

After a short delay, I present to you Episode 4 of Burning for Revolution: The Wicked History. This episode examines the interesting lifestyle of the New England Puritans just as Roger Williams arrives. Learn some of their whacky behavior and how Williams will cause immediate controversy upon his arrival in Boston. 

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BFR - E4- The New England Puritans

After a short break we are back with Roger Williams' first trial in Massachusetts. Learn about Williams first treatise, his "dangerous opinions," and the beginning of a new chapter in his life.

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BFR-E6- The Williams Trials, Part I

Roger Williams has been censored by the Massachusetts Civil Government, but that did not mean he was silenced. Follow the Wicked Man as he becomes entrenched in yet another legal dispute with the civil government over what he perceives to be an overreach of authority. Learn how Williams inches closer to his inevitable fate in New England. 

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Thank you for listening, stay hungry!

BFR - E7- The Williams Trials, Part II

Hi! I am Nicholas DeAngelis, and I am a HISTORY FANATIC! I have spent the last several years as a high school history teacher, trying to find new and innovative ways to encourage an enthusiastic learning environment for my students. Now, on the back end of the Covid-19 Pandemic, I believe I have found my true calling. I'm not a classroom teacher, I'm just a fan of history, and I want to share my love with all of you! I don’t want to quiz you, I don’t want to grade your shit, I don’t want you to be forced to listen to me. Come here on your own, enjoy at your leisure, and hopefully learn something you never knew! My goal is to study some of the most under examined and underplayed stories throughout history and share them with you. I hope to bring new and innovative approaches to some of the most well known stories, and give a more modern perspective on them. I hope to show that there are many Great Men and Women who have made incredible impacts on civilization, however, they are just regular people. There was nothing special about them. They were in the right place at the right time and had the gumption to go for it. No, this won’t be a show about World War II or the American Civil War, but it might contain a series or two that examines lesser known narratives from those events. For instance, my first series, Burning for Revolution, focuses specifically on the Colony of Rhode Island and the Providence Plantations and its role in the pre-revolutionary era. 

One of my goals with this Poddie is to show how everyone, every great man, average person, or lowly peasant are human beings, none greater than next, and all equally capable of greatness and failure. While there were powerful individuals who drove human evolution throughout history, they were all human, and all were prisoners of human instinct. It is easy, then, to understand, and even predict the motives of all people in the past. My goal is to bring the shadowed factors of the past into the light. Put yourself in their shoes, and it is not impossible to understand their actions. 

Welcome to D-Licious History, where history is taught as food for thought! I hope you enjoy!

This is a show dedicated to Division III basketball called Hoopsville. It is the only show of it's kind in the world. We cover the biggest NCAA division with the most teams (well over 850 men and women combined) in the country each week with weekly or twice-weekly content. Stay tuned throughout the season and through the championships in mid-March.

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