Best Podcast Episodes About McAfee
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Updated: Apr 28, 2026 – 10 episodes
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“… laugh hysterically And then also a couple sincere moments. He's a special one. Yeah. Really special one. Yeah. He told me he'd help me against McAfee. I don't know. Well, yeah, some jokes. And then Schultz also has started, I think, single handedly. Schultz started a Mortal Kombat versus Street Fighter. I saw that. and everyone i think on stage thought like the same thing okay uh we'll back him because that's our guy but like hey you know like yeah i don't know how far i think it's only getting worse like schultz is ready for a fight but also like i don't know i was saying he's like my tag …”
“… it. They, they, they knew their stuff. They were ready. They were pros pros. And I think they put 50 cent and Schultz and me and we got to come in float in And the way Schultz is in the movie really blew me away because I got to see him both making people laugh hysterically And then also a couple sincere moments. He's a special one. Yeah. Really special one. Yeah. He told me he'd help me against McAfee. I don't know. Well, yeah, some jokes. And then Schultz also has started, I think, single handedly. Schultz started a Mortal Kombat versus Street Fighter. I saw that. and everyone i think on stage thought like the same thing okay uh we'll back him because that's our guy but like hey you know like yeah i don't know how far i think it's only getting worse like schultz is ready for a fight but also like i don't know i was saying he's like my tag partner i'm in we'll we gotta go yeah we got his back great guy i wish he had jumped in the ring with his shades on talking about the attitude era true while i was laying there confused you know But yeah, no. I know him. Yeah, true. I know this other guy. McAfee's a freaking punk. I can't wait for this all to get settled. Is this your wrestler …”
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Cody hilariously recounts his anticipation for a showdown with McAfee, while joking about his tag partner Schultz. The segment is packed with witty banter and absurdity as Cody imagines Schultz jumping into the ring with shades on, making for a laugh-out-loud moment.
“… myself being in another uniform except black and gold Thanks for taking time. I know you've got a busy schedule. I know you're going to be on Pat McAfee, his draft show. Would you like to hit somebody before you leave? Well, the fact that you don't have my bobblehead up there, and you blame it on the fact that transportation was an issue, because I can see how much that really takes up a lot of space right there, because you don't want anything to happen. See how big that is? And then the fact that you had to go down and ask me about my worst draft pick. So I appreciate the fact that we're back …”
“… I left for my wife's reasons. It didn't work out, and I got remarried. And I didn't want to take someone back into that world again. I said you know it just I didn want to do that again And quite frankly I left on my own and I could never envision myself being in another uniform except black and gold Thanks for taking time. I know you've got a busy schedule. I know you're going to be on Pat McAfee, his draft show. Would you like to hit somebody before you leave? Well, the fact that you don't have my bobblehead up there, and you blame it on the fact that transportation was an issue, because I can see how much that really takes up a lot of space right there, because you don't want anything to happen. See how big that is? And then the fact that you had to go down and ask me about my worst draft pick. So I appreciate the fact that we're back to normal. Would you like to tackle me? No, no, no. I mean, no, no. I would just like to let you keep thinking I'm going to tackle me. I like that. You can walk around. You can walk on eggshells the rest of your life, and I will always be following you. I told you, if I came to Pittsburgh, I'm coming to be on your show. I know. I'm a man of my …”
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Bill Cowher shares a powerful lesson from Dan Rooney, emphasizing that doing the right thing for the team often means making tough choices. He recalls a moment when he had to confront a quarterback's performance, highlighting the importance of prioritizing team growth over individual feelings. This story encapsulates the essence of leadership in sports and life.
“… what was affected? He said 50 out of 51 AV engines on virus total were fooled. Also fooled, Microsoft Defender, Avast, Bitdefender, ESET, Kaspersky, McAfee, Sophos, Trend Micro, and so forth. He said only something known as Kingsoft detected it. So anyway, this just goes to show how some of the simplest hacks, even after all of this time, can still be among the most effective. You know, sometimes there's just no need for something to get overly fancy. There's, you know, some assumptions were made and those assumptions can be abused to the benefit of the attackers.”
“… and executes. He says this is consistent with established malware delivery patterns, having previously been seen in ISO smuggling, HTML smuggling, cab abuse, and so forth, where attackers use custom loaders rather than consumer extraction tools. So what was affected? He said 50 out of 51 AV engines on virus total were fooled. Also fooled, Microsoft Defender, Avast, Bitdefender, ESET, Kaspersky, McAfee, Sophos, Trend Micro, and so forth. He said only something known as Kingsoft detected it. So anyway, this just goes to show how some of the simplest hacks, even after all of this time, can still be among the most effective. You know, sometimes there's just no need for something to get overly fancy. There's, you know, some assumptions were made and those assumptions can be abused to the benefit of the attackers.”
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A new malware technique cleverly bypasses 50 out of 51 antivirus engines by disguising itself in a modified ZIP file. This method exploits a vulnerability where scanners misinterpret compressed data, allowing the malware to pass through security undetected. As a result, attackers can deliver malicious payloads without raising alarms, demonstrating that sometimes the simplest hacks are the most effective.
“… there some kind of persistent implant? I wouldn't be able to do that with a, I would have to trust Apple and Apple's ecosystem and whoever they're McAfee or whatever they're using. I would have to trust them, which I don't. Um, so I like the Android, um, because that option available for the average consumer. That's not that learned in computers. Well, the great part about large language models now is if you wanted to dump your own phone today, you could follow along with a large language model and do it your own android and how would you do that um well there's you would have to buy some …”
“… at least if something, at least if I'm worried about my phone having a problem, I can actually dump binary or I can create an EO1 file and exhume. I can look at the binary and say, is my phone acting like it should or doing what it should? Or is there some kind of persistent implant? I wouldn't be able to do that with a, I would have to trust Apple and Apple's ecosystem and whoever they're McAfee or whatever they're using. I would have to trust them, which I don't. Um, so I like the Android, um, because that option available for the average consumer. That's not that learned in computers. Well, the great part about large language models now is if you wanted to dump your own phone today, you could follow along with a large language model and do it your own android and how would you do that um well there's you would have to buy some expensive there there is something you'd either have to pay a firm to do it or you could download things like uh uh celebrate you could get a celebrate uh or there's other things called forensic toolkit other things like that that allow you to examine your phone at a deeper level and is this an app forensic their products products their products so it's …”
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In this segment, Bill Thompson hilariously critiques the concept of 'free' apps by comparing users to products themselves. He shares a wild analogy about Pokémon Go players unknowingly creating a billion-dollar pizza delivery map, leaving listeners questioning their own online habits while laughing at the absurdity of it all.
“… to hype up their investments. They are part of Founders Fund. Like, they're VCs with a three-hour live stream, and they do a good job. It is Pat McAfee for VCs. Like, I don't know how else to describe this. And AI. And OpenAI bought it, like, today, just before we came on air. And it's like, didn't you just talk about how you're not doing side quests? And you're not going to chase all these things and do all this nonsense? And the reason that they bought it, and they put out a press release, and I'm reading it, and it's utterly fascinating. It says, we're not a typical company. We're driving a …”
“… They have they have deleted the acronym of it. It's just letters now. Yeah, that's what it started as. It was the Tech Brothers Podcast Network. Yeah, but it's just a three hour live stream. They have a lot of guests on there. A lot of CEOs go on there to hype up their investments. They are part of Founders Fund. Like, they're VCs with a three-hour live stream, and they do a good job. It is Pat McAfee for VCs. Like, I don't know how else to describe this. And AI. And OpenAI bought it, like, today, just before we came on air. And it's like, didn't you just talk about how you're not doing side quests? And you're not going to chase all these things and do all this nonsense? And the reason that they bought it, and they put out a press release, and I'm reading it, and it's utterly fascinating. It says, we're not a typical company. We're driving a really big technological shift. And the mission of bringing AGI to the world comes with a responsibility to help create a space for a real constructive conversation about the changes AI creates with the builders and people using the technology at the center. That exactly what TBPN has built So first of all the mission is to bring AGI to the world …”
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OpenAI's recent acquisition of the Tech Pro Podcast Network raises eyebrows, especially after their commitment to focus solely on enterprise solutions. This purchase seems to contradict their mission to avoid distractions, as they aim to foster dialogue about AI while navigating a complex media landscape. With tensions between OpenAI's CEO and the owner of their distribution platform, this could lead to significant challenges ahead.
“… building up to it. No, and they don't want to hear your speech, or they don't want to hear you go long. It's like, and the best studio show is Pat McAfee. Well, okay. Well, listen. So how about this? Let's make this agreement. In the rare event, unlikely event. Are you going to mention me in your speech? Well, I was going to do you one better. I do have an earnest thing I want to say in a moment, but first let me say this. Under the rare event that we win, taking your advice, the remarks on stage will be very brief. Yes. But then the next morning I want to come on your show and give the full …”
“… the end of the night just to let you know. That award, I think, goes at like second to last. Oh, wow. It gets a big slot, too. No. No, most people are already gone. Just letting you know. People are so tired. It's not like the Oscars. They're not building up to it. No, and they don't want to hear your speech, or they don't want to hear you go long. It's like, and the best studio show is Pat McAfee. Well, okay. Well, listen. So how about this? Let's make this agreement. In the rare event, unlikely event. Are you going to mention me in your speech? Well, I was going to do you one better. I do have an earnest thing I want to say in a moment, but first let me say this. Under the rare event that we win, taking your advice, the remarks on stage will be very brief. Yes. But then the next morning I want to come on your show and give the full speech. What I would have said. Is that okay? Yeah. Okay. Now, the earnest moment before I go. And I maybe have said this once before on the show, so I apologize for your loyal listeners. I'm in reruns. But I'm going to restate it here. The reason Dan Patrick and I have a relationship is because seven years ago, he via Pauly, via someone at Fox …”
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Nick Wright shares how a simple phone call from Dan Patrick seven years ago changed his career trajectory, leading to his recent Emmy nomination. This heartfelt moment highlights the importance of mentorship and support in the competitive world of sports media. As Nick reflects on his journey, he emphasizes gratitude for the relationships that helped him thrive.
“um oh no I saw Pat McAfee did a bicycle kick what that was two years ago yeah that was two years ago yeah P-Mac did a bicycle kick P-Mac athletic for real though I mean you look at him a kid from Pennsylvania and you know you look at him you're like man no but PMAC athletic I mean he was I mean he was super he might have been one of the most athletic punters that you're going to see PMAC could run yeah no he's athletic for real I know you look at him now you see he was …”
“um oh no I saw Pat McAfee did a bicycle kick what that was two years ago yeah that was two years ago yeah P-Mac did a bicycle kick P-Mac athletic for real though I mean you look at him a kid from Pennsylvania and you know you look at him you're like man no but PMAC athletic I mean he was I mean he was super he might have been one of the most athletic punters that you're going to see PMAC could run yeah no he's athletic for real I know you look at him now you see he was with a tank top and you know no no no but he was athletic no so we're going to see what you're putting on don't disappoint us don't talk about no more love huh that's one thing that that's one thing I can actually do better than play football and that says a lot. I don't know about that, but I know you like it. Yeah. Okay. We're going to see.”
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Pat McAfee, known for his punting skills, surprised everyone with his impressive athleticism, showcasing a bicycle kick two years ago. Despite his laid-back appearance, he was one of the most athletic punters ever, proving that there's more to him than meets the eye. This revelation challenges our perceptions of athletes and what they can do beyond their primary sport.
“But it makes sense, though. All right, man. I'm just saying. You know, hell, Pat McAfee even had said that, you know, the Steelers reportedly consulted him during the hiring of Mike McCarthy. He said they basically asked, well, Pittsburgh Steelers people. I don't know who exactly who he was talking about, but they basically asked how it was dealing with Mike McCarthy because he was on their show a lot. He did a few appearances on the show. You got a problem with this show. You like this move. You don't like this move by the …”
“But it makes sense, though. All right, man. I'm just saying. You know, hell, Pat McAfee even had said that, you know, the Steelers reportedly consulted him during the hiring of Mike McCarthy. He said they basically asked, well, Pittsburgh Steelers people. I don't know who exactly who he was talking about, but they basically asked how it was dealing with Mike McCarthy because he was on their show a lot. He did a few appearances on the show. You got a problem with this show. You like this move. You don't like this move by the Steelers or Steelers person or people, whatever that may be. Yeah, I don't know specifically who he talked to, but I mean, I'm not I'm not mad at it. I like McAfee. He played in the game. He played for a while. You know, I'm saying like he has an opinion on, you know, he knows what the league was like. And like, I'm not I'm not mad at it at all. No. Are …”
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The Pittsburgh Steelers sought advice from former NFL punter Pat McAfee regarding Mike McCarthy's potential hiring. McAfee, known for his candid opinions and insider knowledge, provided valuable insights based on his experiences in the league. This unconventional consultation highlights the importance of getting perspectives from those who have actually played the game.
“… this one from Baker, who sent this in on chrisvanvleet.com and says, I'm a real, real one from Easley, South Carolina. Is it just me? Or did Pat McAfee's ranting promo combined with the beatdown of Cody have a real early NWO slash outsiders feel to it? Maybe it was that McAfee referenced the Attitude Era during his rant, but there was something about the tone and even the way that they walked away from the ring that just felt to me like early NWO. I would love to hear your thoughts on this, Baker.”
“… rated the show on Spotify, of course. Then you can send a comment with your question or suggestion on there. Send it on social media using that hashtag AskCVV or shoot me a message through the contact page of chrisvanvleet.com. Let's dive into this with this one from Baker, who sent this in on chrisvanvleet.com and says, I'm a real, real one from Easley, South Carolina. Is it just me? Or did Pat McAfee's ranting promo combined with the beatdown of Cody have a real early NWO slash outsiders feel to it? Maybe it was that McAfee referenced the Attitude Era during his rant, but there was something about the tone and even the way that they walked away from the ring that just felt to me like early NWO. I would love to hear your thoughts on this, Baker.”
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Pat McAfee's recent promo on Smackdown evoked strong comparisons to the early NWO days, particularly with his aggressive tone and references to the Attitude Era. This moment resonated with fans, as he not only took down Cody but also left the ring in a manner reminiscent of wrestling's rebellious outsiders. Such parallels raise questions about McAfee's evolving role in the wrestling landscape.
“… that Anthony Edwards is considered week to week after being diagnosed with a hyperextended knee and bone bruise. Sham Sharnia was on the Pat McAfee show. He said Luka Doncic is not going to play in this first round against the Rockets, but Austin Reeves could suit up on Wednesday for the Lakers for game five. 76ers star Joel Embiid. he is probable for Tuesday's Game 5 against the Celtics. Also, Miami Heat president Pat Riley made it clear at his annual end-of-the-season news conference that he is not retiring, not resigning, and that he remains committed to winning, as committed to winning …”
“… Oh, who cares about the update? What a heated battle. Monty, what's going on? All right, guys. The NBA playoffs are going to start really soon tonight. The Nuggets are going to try to keep their season alive against the Timberwolves. Minnesota did announce that Anthony Edwards is considered week to week after being diagnosed with a hyperextended knee and bone bruise. Sham Sharnia was on the Pat McAfee show. He said Luka Doncic is not going to play in this first round against the Rockets, but Austin Reeves could suit up on Wednesday for the Lakers for game five. 76ers star Joel Embiid. he is probable for Tuesday's Game 5 against the Celtics. Also, Miami Heat president Pat Riley made it clear at his annual end-of-the-season news conference that he is not retiring, not resigning, and that he remains committed to winning, as committed to winning as he did when he arrived almost 31 years ago. In the NFL, Vikings have exercised a fifth-year option on wide receiver Jordan Addison. Eagles exercised a fifth-year options for Jalen Carter and Nolan Smith. Veteran wide receiver Marcus Valdez-Scantling is signing a one-year deal with the Cowboys. News out of the Olympics. Allison Felix, the most …”
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The NBA playoffs are heating up, but key players are sidelined. Minnesota's Anthony Edwards is week-to-week with a knee injury, and Luka Doncic won't play in the first round against the Rockets. Meanwhile, Miami Heat's Pat Riley reaffirms his commitment to winning after 31 years, setting the stage for an exciting postseason.
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