Best Podcast Episodes About Covino & Rich
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Updated: Apr 28, 2026 – 23 episodes
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“… time I've been under and had that out of it feeling and I stayed overnight in the clinic and um I kind of came to and the tv in the room was playing Richie Rich with Macaulay Culkin the movie and I thought well first I was like did they model me after I look like this now. Fair question. Yeah, I look like an 11-year-old. And then so the nurse came in and I was like, oh, yeah, thanks so much for putting Richie Rich on. And she goes, no, you've requested that. No memory I have she must have been scrolling through and I like yeah Richie Rich No I not Yeah I liked it when I I might seen it once when …”
“… thing Sometimes your insurance doesn't cover part of it and maybe she was But that is, that's like Yeah, it happens though for sure when I had top surgery and then I came to I think I've told you this and I stayed over I was I was that's the only time I've been under and had that out of it feeling and I stayed overnight in the clinic and um I kind of came to and the tv in the room was playing Richie Rich with Macaulay Culkin the movie and I thought well first I was like did they model me after I look like this now. Fair question. Yeah, I look like an 11-year-old. And then so the nurse came in and I was like, oh, yeah, thanks so much for putting Richie Rich on. And she goes, no, you've requested that. No memory I have she must have been scrolling through and I like yeah Richie Rich No I not Yeah I liked it when I I might seen it once when I was a kid but how weird that I was like that one. That's the movie I need to watch. Yeah. And I had no memory of doing that. By the way, I watched a movie the other night and, uh, it was my first time to see, and this will surprise you, Forrest Gump. No way. You've never seen it before? Don't yell at me. Uh, I had never seen it. Stephanie has …”
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The funniest moment comes when the host hilariously realizes that under anesthesia, they requested to watch 'Richie Rich,' leading to a comical identity crisis. The segment also introduces a light-hearted debate about how the host resembles Forrest Gump, with their partner listing off quirky similarities that are both amusing and relatable.
“… and i go i love hanging with you i don't know if it's your wife's co-workers or who you invited but like this ain't it that was a weak ass party rich and full sga gear it's like when you see a woman who maybe is pregnant and you don't know, don't ever say anything. Don't take it out. Don't even if you think it. We witnessed something at SiriusX on Monsi. We saw it. Greatest thing ever, Monsi. No, it's not. So we're in the kitchen. We're getting a little pre-show coffee. See, our habits, companies change. Same stupid, Kavino Rich. We're getting coffee before the show in the kitchen. And one …”
“… his wife had a christmas party and we were all there and i was like i gotta be honest this party stinks oh yeah and you remember that i remember the party and i just remember being like i don't know what it is dude because he's like hey you guys have and i go i love hanging with you i don't know if it's your wife's co-workers or who you invited but like this ain't it that was a weak ass party rich and full sga gear it's like when you see a woman who maybe is pregnant and you don't know, don't ever say anything. Don't take it out. Don't even if you think it. We witnessed something at SiriusX on Monsi. We saw it. Greatest thing ever, Monsi. No, it's not. So we're in the kitchen. We're getting a little pre-show coffee. See, our habits, companies change. Same stupid, Kavino Rich. We're getting coffee before the show in the kitchen. And one of our female co-workers says to another female co-worker, Oh my God. Congratulations. When are you due? No. And she goes, I'm not. I just got fat. And we were like, oh. And we were like, oh. Especially if it was a woman saying it to another woman. It's almost like worse. Like if a guy says it, you're like, guys are so stupid, right? But if a woman …”
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Giannis Out of the Bucks demonstrates how players today have unprecedented control over their careers, and he's not afraid to voice his thoughts. In a world where athletes can openly express dissatisfaction, Giannis's candid remarks reflect a shift in player accountability that challenges traditional norms in sports. His ability to demand change without fear showcases the new era of athlete empowerment.
“… love gossip, we love juicy, salacious stories. Now first off we got to say Diana Rossini she a real one man She knows her stuff She cool as hell And Rich and I know from experience They saying they innocent I believe them Here why I've been in many situations where some girl, like, can we take a picture? And they'll jump in for a picture. And that picture paints such an inaccurate moment, right? And that has caused fights in our life and our relationships. And it's like, yo, we were with those girls for two seconds. But then they post them all over social media. It looks like we were hanging out …”
“… her integrity. And both are married, by the way, but these saucy photos of Rossini and Vrabel midweek are major. You know, I'm going major. Definitely major. Because this story's all over the place, and it goes to show us that we just love drama, we love gossip, we love juicy, salacious stories. Now first off we got to say Diana Rossini she a real one man She knows her stuff She cool as hell And Rich and I know from experience They saying they innocent I believe them Here why I've been in many situations where some girl, like, can we take a picture? And they'll jump in for a picture. And that picture paints such an inaccurate moment, right? And that has caused fights in our life and our relationships. And it's like, yo, we were with those girls for two seconds. But then they post them all over social media. It looks like we were hanging out all night. Like, hey, I swear to you. I swear my life. We met these people. We took a picture. And all of a sudden, it looks like we're hanging and we're best friends. That's not the story. These pictures taken out of context could really paint a false narrative. I'm saying it's major because it's a reminder to, you know, don't let it happen to …”
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The recent photos of Patriots coach Mike Vrabel and NFL reporter Diana Rossini have ignited a media frenzy, showing them in intimate poses at a hotel pool. Despite both parties claiming the images are misleading, this incident highlights how quickly rumors can spiral out of control, especially when taken out of context. It's a reminder of the dangers of assumptions based on fleeting moments captured in photos.
“… yourself from the downside. So you don't have all your eggs in one basket. Everybody, thanks so much for tuning in to this week's episode of the Rich Habits Podcast. We hope now you have a little bit better understanding of cash compensation versus equity compensation, the different types of stock options, the different terms that go into understanding these types of stock options and what your financial foundation has to look like before you should consider receiving equity in different types of companies in the form of compensation. Don't forget, check out wallstreetfavorites.com to see …”
“… be okay with me, even 12, 13%, but not 40%. So I would say definitely agree. I said sell some off, you said sell half. somewhere in there, half or maybe even more based on Austin's take, I think is probably the smart move because then you're protecting yourself from the downside. So you don't have all your eggs in one basket. Everybody, thanks so much for tuning in to this week's episode of the Rich Habits Podcast. We hope now you have a little bit better understanding of cash compensation versus equity compensation, the different types of stock options, the different terms that go into understanding these types of stock options and what your financial foundation has to look like before you should consider receiving equity in different types of companies in the form of compensation. Don't forget, check out wallstreetfavorites.com to see what Wall Street thinks about your own portfolio. Consider subscribing to the Rich Habits newsletter. Every single Thursday morning, we share our market insights and join us inside the Rich Habits Network, where you can hop on a live stream with us on a Tuesday night. It's a seven day free trial. No money out of pocket. You can cancel if you don't …”
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Investing 40% of your net worth in a single stock is a risky move that could lead to significant losses. Experts recommend keeping your investment in any one stock below 10% to safeguard against volatility. This segment discusses the dangers of concentrated investments and offers practical advice on managing your portfolio effectively.
“And Rich, to tie it together, that Super Mario movie is supposed to be all sorts of record breaking this weekend. Yeah, they're saying $350 plus million worldwide opening weekend. I booked the tickets with the kiddos. I'm excited to go this weekend. And we're getting ready for Toy Story 5. Which looks good. Yeah. That's going to be cool. All right. So let's go to the phones, wrap this up. We call it old school in 50 hits. Crossfire. Let's go. Who do we …”
“And Rich, to tie it together, that Super Mario movie is supposed to be all sorts of record breaking this weekend. Yeah, they're saying $350 plus million worldwide opening weekend. I booked the tickets with the kiddos. I'm excited to go this weekend. And we're getting ready for Toy Story 5. Which looks good. Yeah. That's going to be cool. All right. So let's go to the phones, wrap this up. We call it old school in 50 hits. Crossfire. Let's go. Who do we got, Danny? Let's start in Texas with Sean. Hey, Sean. CNR, what's going on, guys? What's up, buddy? You all are the rock stars of Sports Talk Radio. Thanks, man. We're trying. Stars. Stars. All right. Early memory was going to be Jurassic Park. Oh, yeah. Oh, man. It was the first time seeing the Tyrannosaurus Rex in the rain, trashing that Jeep. …”
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Listeners share their most memorable movie theater experiences, from a young boy's fear during 'Jurassic Park' to a dad's reluctant laughter at 'Step Brothers.' These nostalgic calls highlight the impact of cinema on childhood and family dynamics, showcasing how movies create lasting memories. Tune in to hear these heartfelt stories that remind us why we love the big screen.
“… Yes. Yes. Yes. This needs to be an upcoming feature on our show instead of, you know, Tales of Charlie Murphy. Yeah. Maybe it's not Merkel. Maybe Covino pulls Boner. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe that's it. Oh! You got another one? Yes. Wow, man. You guys are the best friends I ever had. Our buddy Gabe. Okay. I disagree when he goes, didn't Covino just talk about how we went with his girlfriends to like, you know, like Joanne's, one of those craft stores? And Covino thought it was a big jar of sanitizer, like hand sanitizer. And he went, he squirted three times instead of rubbing on his hands. And it was …”
“… Because you know how to go on the side of the road, had an accident, and how to leave his chonies on the side of the road. I left my chonies in El Segundo, and I regret it, and I regret it. Wait, wait, wait. So they were literally the grapes of wrath. Yes. Yes. Yes. This needs to be an upcoming feature on our show instead of, you know, Tales of Charlie Murphy. Yeah. Maybe it's not Merkel. Maybe Covino pulls Boner. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe that's it. Oh! You got another one? Yes. Wow, man. You guys are the best friends I ever had. Our buddy Gabe. Okay. I disagree when he goes, didn't Covino just talk about how we went with his girlfriends to like, you know, like Joanne's, one of those craft stores? And Covino thought it was a big jar of sanitizer, like hand sanitizer. And he went, he squirted three times instead of rubbing on his hands. And it was glue. No, this is at Party City, dude. Oh, Party City. Before they closed down. Why would they do that? They had a big thing right there on the counter. Why would they put glue there? You wouldn't normally think it's the sanitizer. And the woman looks at me and she goes, you just put glue all over your hands. That's their fault. That's foolish to …”
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Imagine accidentally leaving your underwear on the side of the road after a grape-induced stomach emergency. This hilarious story from Covino reveals how a simple snack led to a memorable roadside mishap. It's a reminder that sometimes our blunders can lead to the funniest tales!
“… lid store. I'm like, Like one for every day of the season. Dude, I was rocking one yesterday. This all started on the live chat. Manny Munoz of the Covino and Rich Nation of Fox Sports Radio said, hey, what do you think his over-under is? How many hats does he have? Well, we have an answer. I have an answer, and I took a picture of them all. And honestly, it's like, you know you have one head, right? But I got lots of different shirts and different color combos. You ever see My Blue Heaven? Oh, of course. Steve Martin is like, why do you have all these copies of this book? He stole all the books. …”
“… in something, have at it. But there's a picture that if you're watching our YouTube chat, our video guy spot has this picture. Kavino laid out all his Yankee hats for like, what am I going to wear this year? Dude, I'll just say this. It looks like a lid store. I'm like, Like one for every day of the season. Dude, I was rocking one yesterday. This all started on the live chat. Manny Munoz of the Covino and Rich Nation of Fox Sports Radio said, hey, what do you think his over-under is? How many hats does he have? Well, we have an answer. I have an answer, and I took a picture of them all. And honestly, it's like, you know you have one head, right? But I got lots of different shirts and different color combos. You ever see My Blue Heaven? Oh, of course. Steve Martin is like, why do you have all these copies of this book? He stole all the books. He's like, what if I want to read it more than once? You know, you have one head, but you got to switch it up. You got to stay fresh. So we'll get to some sports gear. We'll chop it up with you guys. How many do you think I have? And when does it become a problem? That's the question. Do you have a problem? We'll figure it out. What's the answer …”
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Is owning multiple Yankee hats crossing the line into obsession? Covino humorously reflects on his extensive collection, comparing it to having a hat for every day of the season. He invites listeners to weigh in on the threshold for sports merchandise fanaticism.
“… go home and live with them? Crazy twist. They're a couple. Yeah. I want to know. We find out. Who you guys? Yeah. That's been buzzed about forever, Rich. Yeah. Or what about the – what if it was a prequel? What if there was a story about the Fratellis? I don't know. Like some type of spit-off or something, right? That's fine. Steve Lowenstockton said, from dusk till dawn, too. I would say what he means is those are one of the mistakes, right? The first one was great. Selma Hayek and Cheech Marin. Caddyshack 2, huge mistake. Yeah, sometimes it just doesn't work. That's the risk. And you have to …”
“… Cooney's 2 is so automatic. It's just a matter of when. But you can't wait too long, like Danny G said. Do it now. Mostly everyone's still around. I want to know the storyline between Chunk and Sloth. I want to know what happened with them. Did he go home and live with them? Crazy twist. They're a couple. Yeah. I want to know. We find out. Who you guys? Yeah. That's been buzzed about forever, Rich. Yeah. Or what about the – what if it was a prequel? What if there was a story about the Fratellis? I don't know. Like some type of spit-off or something, right? That's fine. Steve Lowenstockton said, from dusk till dawn, too. I would say what he means is those are one of the mistakes, right? The first one was great. Selma Hayek and Cheech Marin. Caddyshack 2, huge mistake. Yeah, sometimes it just doesn't work. That's the risk. And you have to have some of the cast members back and you don't have Chevy Chase coming back for Caddyshack 2. I don't remember. Riding Dangerfield wasn't in it. Dan Aykroyd took his place. It was bad. I'll take you back to when we used to be kind and rewind and go to Blockbuster on a weekend. Rich, you remember you'd be going through the new releases and you see …”
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Not all movie sequels are created equal, and some can tarnish the legacy of the original. For instance, while 'Top Gun: Maverick' revived interest and nostalgia, films like 'Caddyshack 2' fell flat without key cast members. This segment dives into the balance of nostalgia, cast integrity, and the dangers of waiting too long to make a sequel.
“… your Google storage, go to one.google.com. On the iPhone, you can go to your settings and tap iCloud to see exactly how much storage you have. 888-RICH-101. More Rich on Tech coming your way right after this.”
“… cloud service to sign up for storage. I am sorry, but I'm not doing business with any company that's sending a scammy email like this to get me to sign up for their service. So be careful. If you want to check how much storage you actually have in your Google storage, go to one.google.com. On the iPhone, you can go to your settings and tap iCloud to see exactly how much storage you have. 888-RICH-101. More Rich on Tech coming your way right after this.”
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Sophia received a suspicious email claiming her iCloud storage was full and her data was at risk. However, the email's vague address and alarming language revealed it as a scam. Always check official sources to confirm your storage status and avoid falling for these traps.
“Rich says, I work a W-2 earning $107,000 a year while my wife earns $93,000 a year. We own two rental properties. One of them cash flows $1,600 a month at 2.75% interest and the second one cash flows at $600 a month at a 4% interest rate. That one, we owe $103,000 still on the mortgage. Our primary residence is at 3% with $500,000 left on the mortgage. We each have Roth IRAs worth about $80,000 combined and a traditional IRA worth about $115,000. We …”
“Rich says, I work a W-2 earning $107,000 a year while my wife earns $93,000 a year. We own two rental properties. One of them cash flows $1,600 a month at 2.75% interest and the second one cash flows at $600 a month at a 4% interest rate. That one, we owe $103,000 still on the mortgage. Our primary residence is at 3% with $500,000 left on the mortgage. We each have Roth IRAs worth about $80,000 combined and a traditional IRA worth about $115,000. We have a bridge account on public with $20,000 in it and a Schwab account with $40,000. Our 529s for our children each have $5,000 in it. My question is, do I pay off the mortgage on the 4% interest rate rental property? It's a loan of $103,000, effectively raising our cash flow from $600 to $1,500 per month, or do I take the $103,000 that I would …”
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Rich, a listener earning over $200,000 with rental properties, asks if he should pay off a 4% interest mortgage to increase cash flow. Robert advises against it, suggesting instead to invest the money into the market for potentially higher returns and passive income. This strategy could yield up to $1,200 a month, optimizing Rich's goal for a more passive income lifestyle.
“uh we just had will farrell on rich eisen reached out right away and said i'd love to come on and say goodbye to seaton o'connor nfl game day morning host and the rich eisen show on the mothership Also heading back to SportsCenter. Okay. Yeah, DP, how are you? Okay. Is it this Sunday? This Sunday back in Bristol for a night. One night only. One night only. Are you nervous? I've been waiting a long time. Yes, you have. It's been that long since you actually did say that to me with …”
“uh we just had will farrell on rich eisen reached out right away and said i'd love to come on and say goodbye to seaton o'connor nfl game day morning host and the rich eisen show on the mothership Also heading back to SportsCenter. Okay. Yeah, DP, how are you? Okay. Is it this Sunday? This Sunday back in Bristol for a night. One night only. One night only. Are you nervous? I've been waiting a long time. Yes, you have. It's been that long since you actually did say that to me with a hint of irony. But, no, it's exciting. I can't wait. And I also have no idea what to expect, you know. So I've been told it's gotten massive since I last set foot on that campus 23 years ago. Wait, you haven't been back on campus? No, they handed me a cardboard box in late May of 2003. All your belongings. Dan, you were then at the big wedding …”
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Rich Eisen is making a surprising return to SportsCenter after 23 years, and he admits he has no idea what to expect. Reflecting on his departure in 2003, he shares how SportsCenter shaped his identity, and how he never thought he would return to the network after building his career at the NFL Network. This comeback marks a significant moment in his career and the evolution of sports broadcasting.
“At Covino and Rich FSR on YouTube. Oh, look at this. At Covino and Rich FSR. One of the moms hit me up, and you're going to like this. We might as well get used to it. It's not like the season's getting any cooler. Well, it's abnormally hot right now. This is not what we normally have in March and anywhere in Los Angeles. What's that, the Willie Waterbug? They're kids. They don't. Were you allergic to the heat as a kid? I loved it. Who cares? Okay, …”
“At Covino and Rich FSR on YouTube. Oh, look at this. At Covino and Rich FSR. One of the moms hit me up, and you're going to like this. We might as well get used to it. It's not like the season's getting any cooler. Well, it's abnormally hot right now. This is not what we normally have in March and anywhere in Los Angeles. What's that, the Willie Waterbug? They're kids. They don't. Were you allergic to the heat as a kid? I loved it. Who cares? Okay, Shetland Mets. Yeah, let's get the phones going and let's take some phone calls. And we got last one standing and some NFL stuff to get to. Running out of time. And whatever we don't fit in, we'll do overpromised. But again, we're covering March Madness with at Kelly in Vegas. Overpromised at 4 p.m. on the West, 7 p.m. on the East today. Our bonus …”
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A heated debate arises over whether youth baseball practice should continue in 98-degree weather. While some parents argue kids need to acclimate to the heat, others express concern for their well-being. Covino and Rich explore the balance between toughening kids up and ensuring their safety during unexpected heat waves.
“… keep battling until you are the last one standing. If you win two of the rounds, you're the top dog. Here are the contestants. 13-time winner Steve Covino right over there. Yeah, buddy. And right next to him, 20-time winner Rich Davis. Hola. Que tal? In for the grand champion, 44-time winner Dan Byers, one-time winner Monty Bologna. That's right. That's right. That's right. That's right. Let's go into the studio line, see who's playing for a CNR prize pack. Will in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina was the first through. Hi, Will. What up, Will? What's going on, guys? What's up, man? Ready to play? …”
“… categories ready to go if needed a tie break. Each contestant gets five seconds to stay alive in the round. If you run out of time or answer incorrectly, Iowa Sam takes you out with his big bad buzzer. You don't want to hear that. You wouldn't. We keep battling until you are the last one standing. If you win two of the rounds, you're the top dog. Here are the contestants. 13-time winner Steve Covino right over there. Yeah, buddy. And right next to him, 20-time winner Rich Davis. Hola. Que tal? In for the grand champion, 44-time winner Dan Byers, one-time winner Monty Bologna. That's right. That's right. That's right. That's right. Let's go into the studio line, see who's playing for a CNR prize pack. Will in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina was the first through. Hi, Will. What up, Will? What's going on, guys? What's up, man? Ready to play? Absolutely. Long time listener. Thank you, guys. Thank you. Thank you, man. And by the way, in for spot, Bursch is the fact checker. Hey, Johnny B. Thank you, Burschie boy. A lot of anxiety while he checks answers, so bear with him. All right, when I say your name, the clock is going to start. Here's the first category. Be better. Rich doesn't like the …”
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In a thrilling trivia round, contestants battle to name NFL teams that received a B or higher in Mel Kuyper Jr.'s 2026 draft grades. With quick responses and unexpected eliminations, the competition heats up as players aim for a coveted CNR prize pack. This segment showcases the excitement of sports knowledge and the stakes of trivia challenges.
“Let's go. Do Covino and Rich really share the same brain? Doris Day, Rich, Shannon, Jani, Ray. Nothing's up to sleep, Joe DiMaggio. Is their crew not far behind? We're one. Welcome to Brainwave. Try to make sense of the brain. It's easy. We drop fun sports, music, and entertainment questions. And if you match with enough of these bosoms, you win. I love that. On the count of three, reveal. Brainwave. Ooh. One, two, three. Yeah, locked in. You guys are on the same …”
“Let's go. Do Covino and Rich really share the same brain? Doris Day, Rich, Shannon, Jani, Ray. Nothing's up to sleep, Joe DiMaggio. Is their crew not far behind? We're one. Welcome to Brainwave. Try to make sense of the brain. It's easy. We drop fun sports, music, and entertainment questions. And if you match with enough of these bosoms, you win. I love that. On the count of three, reveal. Brainwave. Ooh. One, two, three. Yeah, locked in. You guys are on the same wavelength right now. All right. Happy Friday. It's been another great week here at CNR. Thank you for being a part of it. Dude, we had a few new features this week, like I said before. So we had the debut of Big Poppy Trivia. Yep. and then on Wednesday. Yeah, Mike, who runs this take? That was fun. And now this is a new favorite game we've had for …”
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In a hilarious game segment, Covino and Rich ask listeners who they would trust to drive at 110 miles per hour: Justin Timberlake, Tiger Woods, or Britney Spears. The crew shares their thoughts, leading to unexpected answers and laughter, showcasing their unique take on celebrity trustworthiness behind the wheel.
“… your head Absolutely not Absolutely not That is a critical issue. Andrew, you just nailed it. The Secret Service is having severe hiring issues. Rich Tarapoli, who was a former Secret Service agent, covered four presidents. He wrote an op-ed. He's He's a source of mine. He wrote an op-ed in the Fox News just last week about this very issue, that the hiring standards have been severely lowered because there's a brain drain, there's a talent drain in the Secret Service. It's been going on for quite some time because morale issues have been plaguing the Secret Service for years. But they were …”
“… if we still experiencing those if that still part of the storyline of the U Secret Service now well into Trump second year here Are you still is the Secret Service morale been cleared up Is some of the hiring issues been cleared up I see you shaking your head Absolutely not Absolutely not That is a critical issue. Andrew, you just nailed it. The Secret Service is having severe hiring issues. Rich Tarapoli, who was a former Secret Service agent, covered four presidents. He wrote an op-ed. He's He's a source of mine. He wrote an op-ed in the Fox News just last week about this very issue, that the hiring standards have been severely lowered because there's a brain drain, there's a talent drain in the Secret Service. It's been going on for quite some time because morale issues have been plaguing the Secret Service for years. But they were exacerbated during the Biden administration when Biden had a DEI mandate in place saying that you will hire more women and you will hire more minorities. And that hasn't been fixed yet, huh? Absolutely not. That's one thing I've been reported on repeatedly. There was so many different people. Yeah, we got to wrap up this hour, but that's troubling. …”
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The Secret Service is struggling with a critical hiring crisis that threatens its effectiveness, exacerbated by lowered hiring standards and morale issues. As former agent Rich Tarapoli highlights, the push for diversity has not resolved the underlying talent drain. This situation raises serious concerns about the agency's ability to protect the president amidst increasing threats.
“… is just second to none the way he the way he articulates and listens ask questions it's like the elegance I thought about that before with like uh Rich Eisen like talking to him like”
“… the emotion that he's in the way he's able to tell a story I feel so dumb trying to talk to him gosh dang he is the best though and he mentioned the production meetings even in the production meetings like it's just there's something about Jim that is just second to none the way he the way he articulates and listens ask questions it's like the elegance I thought about that before with like uh Rich Eisen like talking to him like”
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Jim Nantz shares invaluable advice for Jason as he prepares for his first Masters. He emphasizes the importance of connecting with players and their families, focusing on their unique experiences during the tournament. Nantz's wisdom highlights the emotional depth of the event, making it a feel-good experience for everyone involved.
“So, again, like Rich said, we will talk the Yankees and Babe Ruth and traditions. but we got to talk about the NFL draft. And before we do that, can I just tell you about our glorious Friday real quick? Let's hear all about it. Today's Friday. We do a Patreon uncensored and personal show, a broadcast, the podcast Covino and Rich Monday through Thursday. So Fridays in the morning, we don't do anything. So it's glorious. This is our only job on Fridays, Fox sports …”
“So, again, like Rich said, we will talk the Yankees and Babe Ruth and traditions. but we got to talk about the NFL draft. And before we do that, can I just tell you about our glorious Friday real quick? Let's hear all about it. Today's Friday. We do a Patreon uncensored and personal show, a broadcast, the podcast Covino and Rich Monday through Thursday. So Fridays in the morning, we don't do anything. So it's glorious. This is our only job on Fridays, Fox sports radio. And it's not even a job. We're just hanging out. Of course. But in the world of broadcasting, people are doing multiple things, TV, podcasting, live shows. So, Kavito's right. Friday's like our one light day. Oh, it's glorious. But that's my chance, your chance, our chance to run some errands. And I'm not going to expand on this here on Fox …”
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Fridays are a dream for broadcasters like Covino and Rich, who enjoy a light workday with no heavy lifting. While others juggle multiple jobs, they relish their time to run errands and recharge. This is the joy of having a single, easygoing day in the broadcasting world.
“My parents are going to be mad, dude, that you called them out with their jitterbug phone. Yeah, hey, tell Rich Davis he could kiss my keister for Easter, talking about my old guy phone. My dad, yeah, he don't take kindly to that, man. so anyway we're Covino and Rich shout out all the old people don't get left behind don't go dying on me live from the Fox Sports Radio studio and does your afternoon need a boost we try the new Starbucks Energy Refreshers If you hearing how giddy Rich is today it because this guy already wound up with the extra boost He's …”
“My parents are going to be mad, dude, that you called them out with their jitterbug phone. Yeah, hey, tell Rich Davis he could kiss my keister for Easter, talking about my old guy phone. My dad, yeah, he don't take kindly to that, man. so anyway we're Covino and Rich shout out all the old people don't get left behind don't go dying on me live from the Fox Sports Radio studio and does your afternoon need a boost we try the new Starbucks Energy Refreshers If you hearing how giddy Rich is today it because this guy already wound up with the extra boost He's spinning in his chair as we speak. Starbucks Refreshers you love. Now with the added boost of caffeine to power your afternoon, get your, I'm not sure you need that, Rich. Get your favorite flavor. Or try the new Mango Strawberry Energy Refresher. That's what I had. Mango. Mango. Or Mango Dream Energy Drink. Get the new energy refreshers at …”
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Michigan's stunning victory in the NCAA tournament has everyone buzzing, but the spotlight shifts to Fernando Mendoza as tensions rise. Covino and Rich dive into the reactions surrounding Mendoza's NFL draft decision, highlighting how sports decisions can stir up emotions. This moment encapsulates the highs of victory and the lows of controversy in the world of sports.
“… was. And we were knocking. But see, you know, Ocho back then, they could knock the quarterback out. so you could fall on him. Remember, you knocked Rich Gannon out the championship game. I think they knocked Cleveland's quarterback out. Oh, man, I ain't never seen anything like it. Like I said, I was alive. I remember the 85 Bears. But to see that up close and personal. Yeah, we did something bad to y'all, Ocho. Not really. Why you... I'm just trying to figure out why this man... I'm just saying, you know we swept the Raven to that year to that 05 season. Y'all did? Absolutely. Who the Ravens …”
“Hey, y'all were nice. I ain't going to lie about that. Y'all were nice that 2000 season. That defense was off the chain, Ocho. Yeah, it was. And we were knocking. But see, you know, Ocho back then, they could knock the quarterback out. so you could fall on him. Remember, you knocked Rich Gannon out the championship game. I think they knocked Cleveland's quarterback out. Oh, man, I ain't never seen anything like it. Like I said, I was alive. I remember the 85 Bears. But to see that up close and personal. Yeah, we did something bad to y'all, Ocho. Not really. Why you... I'm just trying to figure out why this man... I'm just saying, you know we swept the Raven to that year to that 05 season. Y'all did? Absolutely. Who the Ravens had then, Ojo? 2005. Was that Jamal Lewis time? Yeah, he should have still been there. Because Jamal got there in 2000. Jamal first year was 2000 I can remember I can remember the receivers Maybe Derrick Mason Might have been Nah because I was retired by then I got tired of beating y'all, so. I got tired of beating them, Joe. You know what I'm …”
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The 2000 Ravens' defense was so formidable that they blanked opponents and left quarterbacks shaken. With memorable plays like knocking Rich Gannon out of the championship game, they set a standard for defensive strategy that still resonates today. This segment dives into those legendary moments and the impact of such a defense on game outcomes.
“… for that base to at least record it there. So while you're there, your models will just call balls and strikes as well. DB, I'm with you because Rich brought this up. I'll give credit to my guy here, to my left, Rich Davis. Rich Davis. I've never heard you do that before. I know. This is rare. I'm going to sit back and take it.”
“… there's just a field umpire and maybe there's two umpires instead of one. You know, like, I don't know. Because I think that people think, like, let's get rid of the home plate umpire. They just don't want anybody there. But you're going to need someone for that base to at least record it there. So while you're there, your models will just call balls and strikes as well. DB, I'm with you because Rich brought this up. I'll give credit to my guy here, to my left, Rich Davis. Rich Davis. I've never heard you do that before. I know. This is rare. I'm going to sit back and take it.”
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As technology advances, the role of umpires in baseball is being questioned. With the introduction of automated ball-strike systems, players are now strategizing on when to challenge calls, which could change the dynamics of the game. This raises the debate: do we still need umpires, or can technology take their place entirely?
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