Best Podcast Episodes About Chad Johnson
Everything podcasters are saying about Chad Johnson — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 31 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About Chad Johnson
“… Did you always have this sense of humor? Or was it like... Nah, I was class clown, most obnoxious, everything in high school. Same. Hey, yo, me and Chad, back in 2006, so I moved back to Cincinnati in 2004, somewhere around there. And I met Chad almost immediately, like almost the first day I got back for some reason, ran into each other. and then I had this Tuesday night in Cincinnati and it was killing because I knew the ball players their off day was Tuesday I didn't have a lot going on I go alright if I can do something on Tuesday night once the Bengals start coming then the hoes start …”
“… whole state was L.A. because I didn't know. I've never been. No. Yeah. Yeah. So were you were you funny? So did you prank people? Were you cracking jokes? Did the teacher say, Mr. Owen, would you please sit down? Everything is not meant to be a joke. Did you always have this sense of humor? Or was it like... Nah, I was class clown, most obnoxious, everything in high school. Same. Hey, yo, me and Chad, back in 2006, so I moved back to Cincinnati in 2004, somewhere around there. And I met Chad almost immediately, like almost the first day I got back for some reason, ran into each other. and then I had this Tuesday night in Cincinnati and it was killing because I knew the ball players their off day was Tuesday I didn't have a lot going on I go alright if I can do something on Tuesday night once the Bengals start coming then the hoes start coming we had all the bad chicks in Cincinnati we had all the Bengals and then Chad I called him in 2006 I called him I said yo he was coming every week so I was like let's do Chad Johnson's Too Funny Tuesday hosted by Gary Owen so we did that that thing was sold out so far in advance like that 2006 year when me and Chad did it it was packed to the …”
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When 50 Cent was unable to officiate a wedding, comedian Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson stepped in last minute. This unexpected turn led to a hilarious conversation about Johnson's journey from military service to stand-up comedy, showcasing how he leveraged his unique background to connect with audiences. The story highlights the spontaneity of life and the power of humor in unexpected situations.
“… get in trouble, I don't see where he can get 35 minutes, Joe. Unless one of those guys get in foul trouble. Right. I agree. And the games that Jalen Johnson hasn't played or Alexander hasn't played, man, he stepped right in. I'm talking about him putting up great numbers. Yeah, he's right. So he capable. Ocho, I get a prime example. I remember when I first got it started, I remember my first and second year, especially my second year going into my third year. I used to call him. I said, man, I'm ready. I said, I'm ready. He said, man, they ain't playing me. Man, they won't give me no run. I'll be …”
“… him 35, 40 minutes a night. Ease him into it. I know he's young. He probably still got his legs on him, but you want to keep that fire in him? I'm telling you, in the postseason, man, he going to have to come alive. Unless one of the key guys get in trouble, I don't see where he can get 35 minutes, Joe. Unless one of those guys get in foul trouble. Right. I agree. And the games that Jalen Johnson hasn't played or Alexander hasn't played, man, he stepped right in. I'm talking about him putting up great numbers. Yeah, he's right. So he capable. Ocho, I get a prime example. I remember when I first got it started, I remember my first and second year, especially my second year going into my third year. I used to call him. I said, man, I'm ready. I said, I'm ready. He said, man, they ain't playing me. Man, they won't give me no run. I'll be doing that practice. He said, don't worry about that. He said, they're going to call your number. Just make sure when John Elway calls your number, you're ready. Now, they're going to come to you now. Now, you're saying you're ready and you're doing all this. Don't call me and say X, Y, and Z. so I know exactly what Kaminga is thinking because I …”
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Mark Cuban's criticism of the Mavericks' decision to trade Luka Doncic has Jason Kidd pushing back, igniting a heated discussion about the team's future. As the Hawks navigate player rotations, the importance of being ready when called upon is highlighted, drawing parallels to personal experiences in the league. This segment encapsulates the tension surrounding team decisions and player readiness in the NBA.
“… making and doing, and then we're not getting lied to by everybody. Transparency would really help the profession right now. But, okay, what if Magic Johnson said, here, I got $10 million that I'm going to give that you can use. Okay? Could you use his $10 million? Do you have to report that you're using his $10 million? How does that work? Yeah, you sort of do. I mean, they said that was a new big rule. They're going through this clearinghouse. I don't think any of them worked. You heard about Rev Share, you know, where each school is going to get $5, $6 million, and football programs are going to …”
“… transparency. If I looked at everything we're doing, Dan, the NIL, the tampering, as you say, it's going to open next week, the transfer portal. If I had one thing I'd like to change, it would be just transparency. So we all know what everybody's making and doing, and then we're not getting lied to by everybody. Transparency would really help the profession right now. But, okay, what if Magic Johnson said, here, I got $10 million that I'm going to give that you can use. Okay? Could you use his $10 million? Do you have to report that you're using his $10 million? How does that work? Yeah, you sort of do. I mean, they said that was a new big rule. They're going through this clearinghouse. I don't think any of them worked. You heard about Rev Share, you know, where each school is going to get $5, $6 million, and football programs are going to get $16, $17 million. People are way beyond those at a lot of places. So that would help, but I don't think that would solve everything. By the way, Dan, the best players, there's a lot of programs out there that spent a lot of money and didn't even get past the first weekend. So it's not always about the money either. No, but it feels like there's …”
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The introduction of NIL in college sports has created a confusing landscape where legality feels murky. Coaches like Tom Izzo express the need for transparency in player compensation, highlighting that while money is a factor, it doesn't guarantee success. The conversation reveals a tension between legality and the old under-the-table practices still lingering in college athletics.
“and then we're not getting lied to by everybody. Transparency would really help the profession right now. But okay what if Magic Johnson said here I got million that I going to give that you can use Okay Could you use his million Do you have to report that you using his million How does that work? Yeah, you sort of do. I mean, they said that was a new big rule. They're going through this clearinghouse. I don't think any of them work. You heard about RevShare, you know, where each school is going to get $5, $6 million and football programs are going to get $16, $17 million. …”
“and then we're not getting lied to by everybody. Transparency would really help the profession right now. But okay what if Magic Johnson said here I got million that I going to give that you can use Okay Could you use his million Do you have to report that you using his million How does that work? Yeah, you sort of do. I mean, they said that was a new big rule. They're going through this clearinghouse. I don't think any of them work. You heard about RevShare, you know, where each school is going to get $5, $6 million and football programs are going to get $16, $17 million. dollars um people are way beyond those at a lot of places so uh that would help but i don't think that would solve everything but but coach yeah the best players there's a lot of programs out there spent a lot of money and didn't even get past the first weekend so it's not always about the money either no but it feels like there's still back in the day …”
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Tom Izzo reveals he has no plans to retire, despite nearing the pinnacle of his career. He emphasizes that his love for coaching and his players keeps him motivated, even as he reflects on near misses in the NCAA tournament. The conversation also touches on the complexities of college athletics and the evolving landscape of player compensation.
“… creep. And this is exactly what happened in Vietnam, Megan. This is how the incremental escalation happened in Vietnam. At every stage, President Johnson, through his folks, was telling the public, the American public, that this would just be one more step here. We're going to do an air campaign starting in March 65. Then the Marines go in starting a little bit later. It's not until July 65 that President Johnson gives the big speech to explain now he's going to have to put in tens of thousands of ground troops into Vietnam. So very similar to what's happening with President Trump. He hasn't …”
“… up, those mews that are moving, the 5,000, to take a beach about a mile and a half wide, but not to stay there for weeks and months. Unless we're just going to leave them and abandon them to their fate, we will be forced to do what's called mission creep. And this is exactly what happened in Vietnam, Megan. This is how the incremental escalation happened in Vietnam. At every stage, President Johnson, through his folks, was telling the public, the American public, that this would just be one more step here. We're going to do an air campaign starting in March 65. Then the Marines go in starting a little bit later. It's not until July 65 that President Johnson gives the big speech to explain now he's going to have to put in tens of thousands of ground troops into Vietnam. So very similar to what's happening with President Trump. He hasn't given the big speech yet. Neither did Johnson in Vietnam until we were already deep in the quagmire, irreversibly in the quagmire. I can't help thinking about Trump's bankruptcies in real estate. You know, for example, his casino in New Jersey and Atlantic City, where this is what real estate owners and brokers like big dealers like Trump do. They …”
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In just a week or two, U.S. troops in Iran could either surrender or face dire consequences, mirroring the Vietnam War's escalation. As President Trump considers deploying more troops, history shows how incremental steps led to deeper involvement, much like President Johnson's decisions during Vietnam. This strategy is perilous, as it risks American lives and resources without a clear exit strategy.
“… for him to collect Dragonite, his favorite Pokemon. Yeah, I would say especially making cards that I want go much higher than I can afford. Joshua Johnson believes this booming market reflects how the younger generation doesn't believe the economy is working for them and thinks that maybe this will. You know, older generations have all the real estate. They have that on lock. You know, the stock market is kind of, it seems like it's a bit manipulated based on like politics. And so the younger person kind of feels like, I'm just sort of like hoping I make enough money to survive in an apartment, …”
“… with a smaller budget, like Peyton Daigle back at the card show I usually just bring 20 bucks with me and I try to trade cards or once I out of that I usually just walking around kind of looking Peyton says this Pokemon boom has made it more difficult for him to collect Dragonite, his favorite Pokemon. Yeah, I would say especially making cards that I want go much higher than I can afford. Joshua Johnson believes this booming market reflects how the younger generation doesn't believe the economy is working for them and thinks that maybe this will. You know, older generations have all the real estate. They have that on lock. You know, the stock market is kind of, it seems like it's a bit manipulated based on like politics. And so the younger person kind of feels like, I'm just sort of like hoping I make enough money to survive in an apartment, you know? But trading card markets can be manipulated too. It just takes a few buyers to drive up the price of specific cards. And a trading card is not a security, like a stock. And so there's less protection from manipulation. There's not a Pokemon Securities and Exchange Commission. Sports cards are manipulated all the time. Joshua is still …”
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Many collectors fear the Pokémon card market is a bubble, driven by speculators hoping for quick profits. While some enthusiasts like Ricardo Morales cherish the community aspect of collecting, others, like Joshua Johnson, highlight the younger generation's disillusionment with traditional investments, making Pokémon cards seem like an appealing alternative. This duality of passion and speculation is reshaping the collecting landscape.
“What's going on here, guys? I'm Chad. I am from Oshkosh, Wisconsin. I am here on my birthday. If you guys don't know where Oshkosh is, that's where Chicago sends all their prisoners. That's right. The thing about turning 40 is more trips to the bathroom and seeing that doctor visiting that bat cave every year, right? Some of the guys know about that, right? Here's some fun facts about me, right? I didn't learn the birds and the bees growing up. My uncle gave me a Playboy, and I …”
“What's going on here, guys? I'm Chad. I am from Oshkosh, Wisconsin. I am here on my birthday. If you guys don't know where Oshkosh is, that's where Chicago sends all their prisoners. That's right. The thing about turning 40 is more trips to the bathroom and seeing that doctor visiting that bat cave every year, right? Some of the guys know about that, right? Here's some fun facts about me, right? I didn't learn the birds and the bees growing up. My uncle gave me a Playboy, and I learned how to count backwards from Bill Cosby. That one takes a little bit to sink in. Speaking of Bill, did he still do stand-up in prison, or was he the chocolate pudding? That's right. Fun fact about me is I work insurance.”
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Chad hilariously shares his birthday experience while turning 40, comparing it to more frequent bathroom trips and annual doctor visits. His punchline about learning the birds and the bees from a Playboy and counting backwards from Bill Cosby adds a shocking twist that lands perfectly, making the audience both laugh and think.
“… that would leave it moist as a child's bottom. Alas, none exists. You know, like now it'd be a cruel joke. I agree. We have Madison Avenue. We have Johnson and Johnson and possibly a third Johnson. It's that bad. We may have Johnson, Johnson & Johnson. And they have a multi – we have no official problems. We only have first world problems. We have people who make way too much money. And now all that extra skin. Think of all those fat people. I mean, there's an extra – It's a market for emollients. There's an extra acre of skin on most chicks walking through the Philly airport. They've got to …”
“… Going without all these moisturizers going without all these cleansers and all this stuff Do you think nature is that cruel that humanity for the last several million years just did without Oh, I wish there was some substance I could put upon my hand that would leave it moist as a child's bottom. Alas, none exists. You know, like now it'd be a cruel joke. I agree. We have Madison Avenue. We have Johnson and Johnson and possibly a third Johnson. It's that bad. We may have Johnson, Johnson & Johnson. And they have a multi – we have no official problems. We only have first world problems. We have people who make way too much money. And now all that extra skin. Think of all those fat people. I mean, there's an extra – It's a market for emollients. There's an extra acre of skin on most chicks walking through the Philly airport. They've got to moisturize. You've got to moisturize your gut. Right. I agree, Ace. But I will say the devil's advocate of that is – Oh, no. The thing I find interesting is to think about exactly what you're talking about. 200 years ago, 500 years ago, before all that, you know, how bad? I mean, it does kind of prove the human compulsion to make sweet love on one …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the absurdity of modern grooming products, questioning if humanity really needed moisturizers throughout history. The comedic highlight comes when they ponder how bad people must have smelled before shampoo, with one host joking about the 'musk' that excited men, leading to a riotous discussion about the 'smell of ball.'
“… a it truly is a grassroots just swell of people saying we've had enough yeah and i think that i mean i think it I mean, I don't want to say it's Chad Bianco. It's the whole thing. It's the share of Chad Bianco thing. So I've always said that we don't trust politicians. It's something like 13% trust rate is what politicians have. It's like it might as well be zero. And so I think that I think people, especially today, with misinformation and just straight up lies, they're just looking for someone to actually – that they can trust. I want to trust somebody. I want to believe somebody. Yeah and …”
“… well thank you so so so real quick before right before i do want to ask this too so you're so you're running for california governor how has the race been so far it's been good the the support that we've gotten across the state is overwhelming and it's a it truly is a grassroots just swell of people saying we've had enough yeah and i think that i mean i think it I mean, I don't want to say it's Chad Bianco. It's the whole thing. It's the share of Chad Bianco thing. So I've always said that we don't trust politicians. It's something like 13% trust rate is what politicians have. It's like it might as well be zero. And so I think that I think people, especially today, with misinformation and just straight up lies, they're just looking for someone to actually – that they can trust. I want to trust somebody. I want to believe somebody. Yeah and they there nobody that they can put their faith in and in in I guess deep down you want to believe and everybody doesn believe this but that the cops are good and our sheriffs are good We electing this guy to do good for us He doing a great job We can trust that the sheriff is doing the right thing And I think that appeal is adding to what …”
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Voters in California are expressing overwhelming support for Sheriff Chad Bianco in his gubernatorial run, signaling a deep distrust in traditional politicians. As crime and corruption rise, people are looking for a trustworthy leader who communicates clearly and effectively. This frustration reflects a broader trend of dissatisfaction with the state's governance and the so-called 'sunshine tax' that keeps residents in a tough spot.
“… for an espresso martini. It's pretty good. Pretty good. It's very nicely designed. I love the finishes. I think this is a fantastic choice. Bruce Johnson, a retired lumber executive, and his wife, wellness coach Peggy Duffy Johnson. Let's give it up for lumber executives. Lumber executives. They keep mahogany flowing through the global economy. The official wood of business. The fact that we don't have a mahogany sponsor. I think we're looking at Bruce Johnson. We've got to get connected to this guy. He might be able to send some mahogany our way. The official lumber partner of TBPN. So they …”
“This sounds good. They're coming off the mountain, doing a jacuzzi, and going downstairs for an espresso martini. It's pretty good. Pretty good. It's very nicely designed. I love the finishes. I think this is a fantastic choice. Bruce Johnson, a retired lumber executive, and his wife, wellness coach Peggy Duffy Johnson. Let's give it up for lumber executives. Lumber executives. They keep mahogany flowing through the global economy. The official wood of business. The fact that we don't have a mahogany sponsor. I think we're looking at Bruce Johnson. We've got to get connected to this guy. He might be able to send some mahogany our way. The official lumber partner of TBPN. So they wanted a mountain-inspired aesthetic. for the bar in their edwards colorado home which is about 10 minutes from beaver creek resort their daughter-in-law interior designer jackie johnson worked on the 200 000 space which has open wine storage columns and sconces wrapped in brown suede the downstairs space also includes a sauna i gotta i gotta show you …”
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Imagine sipping espresso martinis after skiing, surrounded by luxurious design and winter fabrics. Bruce Johnson and his wellness coach wife transformed their Colorado home into a mountain-inspired retreat, complete with a sauna and a bar that blends Irish and LA vibes. This is the essence of apres ski culture—where every space becomes a party zone, and the atmosphere is all about informal fun.
“… back when we were doing those at Super Bowl. But of all the fun we had at the Super Bowl nothing made me happier than there a video of me and Stevie Johnson and we dap And people were applying Drew that was the cleanest dap I ever seen And i never felt cooler because normally i i pretty awkward pretty awkward but we got some we got some swag back on the on the coaching definitely correct also i think it very important to not gloss over his connections he had i know he's coached the jackson state and i understand you all have seen the jackson state record thank you for sending it over millions of …”
“… right, sometimes if you hit it right and you get that real pop, you walk away and you're like, all right, I did good there. But then if you mess it up or you go half handshake, half dap, it can really wreck a day. I think I said this on Cover Zero back when we were doing those at Super Bowl. But of all the fun we had at the Super Bowl nothing made me happier than there a video of me and Stevie Johnson and we dap And people were applying Drew that was the cleanest dap I ever seen And i never felt cooler because normally i i pretty awkward pretty awkward but we got some we got some swag back on the on the coaching definitely correct also i think it very important to not gloss over his connections he had i know he's coached the jackson state and i understand you all have seen the jackson state record thank you for sending it over millions of times i just want to let you all know we didn't hire him to be the head coach and if you want to play the game of Let's look at an assistant coach's coaching record. Don't look up some of your favorites. Not trying to throw strays here. Orlando Antigua, not the best coaching record. John Robick, not the best coaching record. Masiello, that's been …”
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Mo Williams is joining Kentucky's coaching staff, bringing NBA pedigree and a fresh vibe to the team. His connections and experience, particularly in Mississippi basketball, could help elevate the program, despite some skepticism about his previous coaching record. This hire is seen as a step towards revitalizing Kentucky basketball's image and recruiting potential.
“… of the bad decisions. It has made people, myself included, willing to forget some of these decisions. But if it was like, hey, let's say it was Zach Johnson was maybe the next consideration for the next Ryder Cup captain. uh zach johnson is consistently potentially addicted to painkillers and getting in multiple dwi car accidents would he even be be even a remote consideration for a rider cup captain would he be able to but like we seem to be able to look the other way when it comes to him does this change things now is this the one where it's like why genesis like what what does genesis want to …”
“His golf talent and his presence in the world has outweighed so many of the bad decisions. It has made people, myself included, willing to forget some of these decisions. But if it was like, hey, let's say it was Zach Johnson was maybe the next consideration for the next Ryder Cup captain. uh zach johnson is consistently potentially addicted to painkillers and getting in multiple dwi car accidents would he even be be even a remote consideration for a rider cup captain would he be able to but like we seem to be able to look the other way when it comes to him does this change things now is this the one where it's like why genesis like what what does genesis want to have their name next to next to tiger continued with that event i maybe that's a shallow way of thinking I know what you're saying, man. I mean, if it was anybody else, like, I mean, if this was the fourth DUI adjacent traffic incident for Phil or Bryson or Dustin Johnson or Zach Johnson, like we would, yeah, we'd shame him into oblivion, man. And I …”
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The PGA Tour may need to consider whether Tiger Woods should step back from the sport for his own well-being. His repeated incidents raise questions about accountability, as other players wouldn't receive the same leniency. This situation highlights the complexities of addiction and the potential need for intervention from the golf community.
“… just wanted to tell y'all, man, y'all doing a good job. Been watching the show from the beginning. Glad to see my boy Iso Joe on the show. My boy Chad Johnson, my favorite wide receiver growing up. Got a lot of respect for you, man. Keep going, man. Hey. I appreciate that, bro. Hey, appreciate that. It looked like you had one rolled up over there or something. I seen a little smoke coming up. What you got going? That boy had that fight in that OG over there. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. That old lady, I'm going on a diaper run. Hey. She come in with a box of huggies, pampers, and a box of the pins. Richie …”
“… super chat we got a video voicemail from our Discord Make sure you join our Discord to submit video voicemail so you might appear on the show. This one comes from Arkansas 15. Let's take a listen to what he had to say. Uh-oh. What's up, Nightcap? Man, just wanted to tell y'all, man, y'all doing a good job. Been watching the show from the beginning. Glad to see my boy Iso Joe on the show. My boy Chad Johnson, my favorite wide receiver growing up. Got a lot of respect for you, man. Keep going, man. Hey. I appreciate that, bro. Hey, appreciate that. It looked like you had one rolled up over there or something. I seen a little smoke coming up. What you got going? That boy had that fight in that OG over there. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. That old lady, I'm going on a diaper run. Hey. She come in with a box of huggies, pampers, and a box of the pins. Richie Social, what's up, Ocho? Can I get a birthday shout-out? It's my birthday, March 21st. I turn 29. I'm close to the big 3-0. Absolutely, Richie. Happy birthday bro Happy birthday Happy birthday bro That's right live it up Cause you about to be You'll never be in your 20s again bro You close so you gotta enjoy it You gotta enjoy 29 Cause 30 coming But boy …”
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Getting cut from the Dolphins was a turning point for Chad Johnson, forcing him to confront his future after a life of endorsements and fame. He realized that the window of opportunity had closed, prompting deep reflection on what comes next. This moment, while painful, ultimately shaped his resilience and understanding of life's transitions.
“… on three way. I'm listening to what you're saying. I'm just sitting there. They like listen to what he's saying. I hear nervousness in his voice. Chad. Chad Ocho Cinco. Chad Johnson. We ain't doing anything. Shut your damn mouth.”
“… I'm with you right now. Mr. Jones, Pac-Man, listen here. We don't care nothing about what you talking about, bro. Yeah. Y'all getting scared over there. You getting scared. You up there trying to call and all that. You up there talking to people. I'm on three way. I'm listening to what you're saying. I'm just sitting there. They like listen to what he's saying. I hear nervousness in his voice. Chad. Chad Ocho Cinco. Chad Johnson. We ain't doing anything. Shut your damn mouth.”
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James Harrison passionately argues that the Pittsburgh Steelers should pay Joe Burrow whatever it takes to win a championship, even hinting at a recruitment strategy. He humorously claims that Burrow, currently with the Bengals, should consider the allure of the Steelers’ legacy and success. Harrison's playful banter reveals the competitive tension between the Steelers and Burrow’s current team, showcasing the excitement around potential moves in the NFL.
“Hulk Hogan, Magic Johnson, Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Pamela Anderson, David Goggins, the list goes on and on. And if this man that was classified in special education in the great state of New Jersey, if he could do it, why can't you? I felt like Superman. I was on top of the world. I felt just as smart, just as popular, just as good looking. I never had this feeling before in my life. And I found out I was taking liquid dimmer. I was in sleepaway camp, 14 years old. …”
“Hulk Hogan, Magic Johnson, Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Pamela Anderson, David Goggins, the list goes on and on. And if this man that was classified in special education in the great state of New Jersey, if he could do it, why can't you? I felt like Superman. I was on top of the world. I felt just as smart, just as popular, just as good looking. I never had this feeling before in my life. And I found out I was taking liquid dimmer. I was in sleepaway camp, 14 years old. So 14 years old, you become a successful entrepreneur. By 19, Darren Prince sells his first business for $1 million. How'd you do that? My dad sat me down. He said words that changed my life forever and gave me belief. But I've noticed something with your brain with numbers that's mesmerizing that not even happened. And we're going to tap into that …”
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Darren Prince, once classified in special education, became a millionaire by 19, selling his first business for $1 million. His journey is fueled by a pivotal moment with his father, who recognized his unique talent with numbers. This realization transformed his self-worth and set him on a path to represent legends like Muhammad Ali and Hulk Hogan.
“… no good nah nah he good oh boy just handed it to her hey you know what Sherm said Sharon said, man, I ain't really know a whole lot about Stevie Johnson. Man, by 10 catches, 165 yards later, I knew a lot about Stevie Johnson. Hey, boy, Stevie the real deal, boy. Yeah. And that's the thing. And plus, Ocho, you got to realize that once you get to the pros, ain't nobody telling you what to do. They don't tell you. They don't check and see if you go to study hall. They don't check and see if you go to class. They don't check and see if you're working out. That's all you. Yeah. That's all you. So …”
“… of how acclaimed you are everybody at the next level can make you look foolish in a given game a guy that you like I ain't never heard of this guy before will light your butt up so if you don't go out there and be prepared now you look man he ain't no good nah nah he good oh boy just handed it to her hey you know what Sherm said Sharon said, man, I ain't really know a whole lot about Stevie Johnson. Man, by 10 catches, 165 yards later, I knew a lot about Stevie Johnson. Hey, boy, Stevie the real deal, boy. Yeah. And that's the thing. And plus, Ocho, you got to realize that once you get to the pros, ain't nobody telling you what to do. They don't tell you. They don't check and see if you go to study hall. They don't check and see if you go to class. They don't check and see if you're working out. That's all you. Yeah. That's all you. So now if you don't see what happens when you don't love something, now all of a sudden that dips. Yeah. the guys that love it. You see? And people are like, well, Jokic, he care about horses. Look at Jokic on the sideline when things ain't going his way, and you tell me he don't love it. He's yelling, he's trying to draw stuff up. Yes, absolutely. You …”
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The hardest part of being a professional athlete is maintaining consistency, even on days you don't feel like showing up. As players rise through the ranks, they face tougher competition and must bring their best every day, regardless of their previous accolades. Those who truly love the game are the ones who thrive, constantly pushing themselves to improve and compete.
“… I'm your favorite up. That is my partner and co-host. The Ring of Fame honoree, a former Pro Bowler and All-Pro from the Cincinnati Bengals, that is Chad Ochocinco Johnson. And the seven-time NBA All-Star from the Atlanta Hawks University of Arkansas alum, that is ISO Joe Johnson. Appreciate it, Joe. Please make sure you hit that subscribe button. Please make sure you hit the like button and go subscribe to the Nightcap Podcast feed wherever you get your podcasts from. Thank you, guys. Thank you so much for your support. Those looking to purchase a bottle of Shea by LaPortier, head over to …”
“… episode of Nightcap. I want to thank each and every one of you for joining us again tonight. I know it's a little late. this is probably the latest that will be moving forward. But we want to thank you very much for joining us. Y'all know who I am. I'm your favorite up. That is my partner and co-host. The Ring of Fame honoree, a former Pro Bowler and All-Pro from the Cincinnati Bengals, that is Chad Ochocinco Johnson. And the seven-time NBA All-Star from the Atlanta Hawks University of Arkansas alum, that is ISO Joe Johnson. Appreciate it, Joe. Please make sure you hit that subscribe button. Please make sure you hit the like button and go subscribe to the Nightcap Podcast feed wherever you get your podcasts from. Thank you, guys. Thank you so much for your support. Those looking to purchase a bottle of Shea by LaPortier, head over to LaPortierCognac.com. If it's currently unavailable to be purchased in a city or state near you, that's the premium VSOP cognac, the best tasting premium VSOP cognac on the market. Try it, compare it against others, and you'll see it is the best tasting cognac on the market. Hawkeyes to the Sweet 16. They topple the number one overall, excuse me, the …”
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At a family reunion in 1993, a camcorder revealed wild secrets from a legendary party, leaving the kids outside wondering what was happening. The story unfolds with nostalgic references to past house parties and a playful atmosphere among family members. This lighthearted moment captures the essence of family gatherings and the unforgettable memories they create.
“… I'm having a nostalgic breakdown. Yeah. You mean to tell me, a man that put in a request for floor seats in a month in advance, you and Joe Johnson and the Hawks love you like the Broncos, like the Bengals love Ocho. You normally sometimes they call and say, hey, Joe, would you like to come to the game? We got some seats available. Boom. But in this situation, it's a hot ticket. Everybody wants to come to Magic City because no matter what the NBA and others think, Magic City is iconic. It's historic when it comes to Atlanta. So you had to do a little bit extra in order to get these, even …”
“… it's 530. Uncle, game at 7. I ain't heard from him all day. Hey. Hold on. Let me make sure I'm getting this right because maybe something got lost in translation. You remember that movie Lost in Translation? So maybe I'm revisiting that. It's nostalgic. I'm having a nostalgic breakdown. Yeah. You mean to tell me, a man that put in a request for floor seats in a month in advance, you and Joe Johnson and the Hawks love you like the Broncos, like the Bengals love Ocho. You normally sometimes they call and say, hey, Joe, would you like to come to the game? We got some seats available. Boom. But in this situation, it's a hot ticket. Everybody wants to come to Magic City because no matter what the NBA and others think, Magic City is iconic. It's historic when it comes to Atlanta. So you had to do a little bit extra in order to get these, even though you are ISO and you are an Atlanta Hawks legend. So you mean to tell me the game's at 7. 5.30 you haven't heard, you call him. Yeah. Hold on. So he picked up the phone. Okay hey Ocho what going on We going to the game I got the tickets So I Ocho you Joe Hey what up Ocho What going on Hey, you want me to be me? Yeah, I want you to be you. Hey, …”
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Ocho flaked on Joe for a basketball game at the last minute, claiming a family obligation. However, the timing raises eyebrows since it coincides with his daughter's long-planned birthday and tennis tournament. This situation has sparked a debate about priorities and communication in friendships.
“… information back that for whatever reason, a typed out note doesn't. But that being said, typing things out, putting things, you know, Steven Johnson, Dan Pink, many authors talk about having things that they call spark files, files where there's tons of inspiration there and they comb through them on a somewhat regular basis. I think that discipline is wonderful and it's for sure better than nothing. And for most people, we can get into the finer points of like, what's the technology? What's the tool? The simpler point is, do you write ideas down? It's the simplest way you can show …”
“… of it. So writing it down somewhere is better than nowhere. I find notebooks, there's something more tactile, more gratifying about flipping through a notebook and it jogs memory of where you were when you wrote it down. It brings all sorts of contextual information back that for whatever reason, a typed out note doesn't. But that being said, typing things out, putting things, you know, Steven Johnson, Dan Pink, many authors talk about having things that they call spark files, files where there's tons of inspiration there and they comb through them on a somewhat regular basis. I think that discipline is wonderful and it's for sure better than nothing. And for most people, we can get into the finer points of like, what's the technology? What's the tool? The simpler point is, do you write ideas down? It's the simplest way you can show reverence for the ideas that grace you at their presence is write them down. And if you don't have a place or two or 10 where you write things down, however much you might say you're an ideas gal, you're probably not, right? So who is the book Idea Flow for? Well, if you ask my mom, what she says is for everybody. because the other day I was talking to her …”
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Writing down your ideas can unlock unexpected solutions to problems you're facing. Jeremy Utley shares a personal story about how jotting down a thought in the middle of the night led him to discover not just one, but two brilliant solutions by morning. This simple practice not only preserves ideas but enhances creativity and problem-solving skills.
“… coming in. You know what I mean? And three? Yeah, I got you all in about three. You know what? Y'all don't know ball. Y'all don't know ball. Hey, Chad. Chad, y'all talk to me, Chad. Y'all talk to me, man. Who y'all think? That's why you got to take your heart out of Ocho. You got to keep it 100, bro. Joe, I'm keeping it 100. Come on, what are we talking about? You know what's funny? We talk about the best receivers in the game right now, and we nitpicking on who's number one. Yeah, it's close. It's definitely close. hey you know what's funny and based off what cd and pick did last year even …”
“… list. No, no. They are Sports Illustrated's list. Got the Rams. No. Got the Rams trio won. So if you want to make your own list, if you want to put CD, Pink, and Flanoa, you could do that. Behind Puga and Devontae. Yeah. And then I got the Bengals coming in. You know what I mean? And three? Yeah, I got you all in about three. You know what? Y'all don't know ball. Y'all don't know ball. Hey, Chad. Chad, y'all talk to me, Chad. Y'all talk to me, man. Who y'all think? That's why you got to take your heart out of Ocho. You got to keep it 100, bro. Joe, I'm keeping it 100. Come on, what are we talking about? You know what's funny? We talk about the best receivers in the game right now, and we nitpicking on who's number one. Yeah, it's close. It's definitely close. hey you know what's funny and based off what cd and pick did last year even though cd missed some games but that's a tough duo boy that's a that's a tough duo i don't know about the seahawks being number six well hollywood i mean look i know hollywood was but the eagles the eagles that their duo that trio ain't better than than seahawks the eagles trio not better than the seahawks Hell nah. You think you take a Hollywood …”
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The debate heats up as Shannon Sharpe, Chad Johnson, and Joe Johnson argue over the top NFL receiver trios. While some believe the Rams' trio should take the top spot, others defend the Bengals and Cowboys, leading to a passionate discussion about player performances and rankings. This lively exchange showcases the fierce competition and differing opinions surrounding the best receiving duos and trios in the league.
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