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“… go ahead and audit these books. And then you and your five buddies take a vote and tell them to get the fuck out. But the super retard from the Los Angeles Times takes your side. That's the crazy part. The bitch at the Times who's not even getting paid is advocating to get Drew out of there. Yeah. And it's got nothing to do with anything else other than you're on the other side of the aisle, so go fuck right off. By the way, you know what I love about the old articles? it's a controversial stance on COVID. You mean shit we were right about? And you guys never apologized? That stance? Yeah. That …”“… I wasn't going to make money, I'd be mad at him too. I'd be angered. You've been embezzling from the company. You and your five friends have been embezzling from the company for 20 years. I announced good news. I got an auditor. We can come in and go ahead and audit these books. And then you and your five buddies take a vote and tell them to get the fuck out. But the super retard from the Los Angeles Times takes your side. That's the crazy part. The bitch at the Times who's not even getting paid is advocating to get Drew out of there. Yeah. And it's got nothing to do with anything else other than you're on the other side of the aisle, so go fuck right off. By the way, you know what I love about the old articles? it's a controversial stance on COVID. You mean shit we were right about? And you guys never apologized? That stance? Yeah. That controversial one? Yeah. Like my controversial stance of, I thought we should have killed Hitler before World War II. It's like saying that's my stance and then no one ever apologized to you. It's like when I see sports fans getting angry at each other. Like, ah, fuck the Eagles fans. These guys are dickheads. I'm like, if you're hanging off the side …”View more
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In a wild comparison, the host argues that even if you're hanging off a cliff, an Eagles fan would help you up—unless you're a Ravens fan! This segment humorously critiques societal issues while highlighting the absurdity of sports rivalries, making for a compelling and entertaining rant.
Adam Carolla Show·Rob Schneider Annihilates Fauci and Talks Norm Macdonald Documentary·Mar 16, 2026
“Did you watch the Cowboys call to Caleb Downs I did Pretty cool I did Really cool I love all the calls I think the calls are so cool And especially just how different the players answer the phone You know, like some of them are like, wow, coach is amazing. Thank you. Like Caleb was so excited to get that call. Some other ones are like, what's up, Jerry? It'd be pretty cool to be drafted by the Cowboys. Even if you're not a Cowboys fan, like that's an organization you …”“Did you watch the Cowboys call to Caleb Downs I did Pretty cool I did Really cool I love all the calls I think the calls are so cool And especially just how different the players answer the phone You know, like some of them are like, wow, coach is amazing. Thank you. Like Caleb was so excited to get that call. Some other ones are like, what's up, Jerry? It'd be pretty cool to be drafted by the Cowboys. Even if you're not a Cowboys fan, like that's an organization you want to play for because it's prime time. Yeah. It's old but still cool new. Like the Packers are old and it's cool because it's old, but they're not – it's not cool because it's also – they're like new and – I want to say relevant because they've won before. But people don't – how would I phrase this? The Cowboys are still today cool as much as they …”View more
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts discuss how Jerry Jones' family-centric ownership may be holding back the Cowboys. The funniest moment comes when they ponder the future of the team, imagining a kid who looks 19 becoming the owner one day—it's a comedic take on the absurdity of family-run sports teams.
The Bobby Bones Show·25W: NFL Draft Trivia Game + The Reason Eddie Wants Jerry Jones Gone + Someone Got Arrested for Getting Greedy with a Hairdryer·Apr 27, 2026
“I wanted to talk about something I did that was really stupid. So I brought this Dallas Cowboys helmet in. Kevin, you don't know this story yet. This is bad. Nope. So this is a triple signature Cowboys helmet. I know it's Emmett Smith. I know it's Michael Irvin. Oh, my gosh. I don't know who the other one is. Probably Aikman. It seems like it might be Aikman. I guess I could go to like if we go to the I don't know you can go to the side oh does it have a number yeah the problem is I left it in the window and the sun completely faded all …”“I wanted to talk about something I did that was really stupid. So I brought this Dallas Cowboys helmet in. Kevin, you don't know this story yet. This is bad. Nope. So this is a triple signature Cowboys helmet. I know it's Emmett Smith. I know it's Michael Irvin. Oh, my gosh. I don't know who the other one is. Probably Aikman. It seems like it might be Aikman. I guess I could go to like if we go to the I don't know you can go to the side oh does it have a number yeah the problem is I left it in the window and the sun completely faded all three of the autographs I was looking at it I was like is that invisible ink you can barely see it and I guess I could figure out whose it is but I left it in the window and it has faded all three so this is a helmet that probably would have been like $2,500 to $3,000 because it's a real helmet It's an old school helmet. It's triple. It's a triple …”View more
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In a hilarious twist of fate, Bobby shares the story of how he ruined a valuable Dallas Cowboys helmet by leaving it in the sun, fading all the autographs. The banter around whether to trace the signatures or just call it a loss, coupled with a discussion about Troy Aikman's old-school views on player toughness, makes for a comedic exploration of sports memorabilia and generational differences in football culture.
The Bobby Bones Show·25W: The Mistake that Led to Bobby Losing $3K + NCAAM Analyst Jeff Goodman on the Next UNC Head Coach + Why an NBA Player Asked Bobby for Business Advice·Mar 26, 2026
“… time. They just take the time to write this stuff. I mean, Jeff went back in the archives for that one. Yes. That's a house reference. Deep Norm Abrams cut. Deep Bob Vila cut. All right. What news do you have? Well, some people are rejoicing and some are really upset that the president has now said that the U.S. message in Iran is ahead of schedule and vows to easily prevail over the regime. Here's a real quick clip of that. We also projected four weeks to terminate the military leadership. And as you know, that was done in about an hour. So we're ahead of schedule. By the way, you can pause …”“… it as, you know, 22 minutes of, you know, decent humor in this thing. Oh, as well as plenty of knowledge. Jesus, shoot me now. This is awful. This old house isn't worrying about the competition. That's amazing. I just like that people really take the time. They just take the time to write this stuff. I mean, Jeff went back in the archives for that one. Yes. That's a house reference. Deep Norm Abrams cut. Deep Bob Vila cut. All right. What news do you have? Well, some people are rejoicing and some are really upset that the president has now said that the U.S. message in Iran is ahead of schedule and vows to easily prevail over the regime. Here's a real quick clip of that. We also projected four weeks to terminate the military leadership. And as you know, that was done in about an hour. So we're ahead of schedule. By the way, you can pause it. My favorite part about all Middle Eastern leaders is before the invasion, that takes 15 minutes for them to completely destroy you. They always go, if you so much as set foot on our soil, you will feel the swift sword of Allah upon your neck. And then like 10 minutes later, you're blown up. Like three different levels of the regime, apparently. …”View more
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In Afghanistan, the Taliban has announced that men can legally beat their wives as long as they don’t cause serious injury, highlighting a grim reality for women's rights in the region. This shocking policy contrasts with the struggles women face globally, including the ongoing debate about their rights in court. As the world watches, the fight for women's dignity and safety continues amidst oppressive regimes.
Adam Carolla Show·Why the Government Lied about COVID w/ Gavin de Becker·Mar 03, 2026
“… we don't think you're good enough to come to this, but we're still going to draft you so high. Right. And do you think a bit of that is because the Titans were close? They were able to come to your pro day and then ask you to work out? Do you think proximity had anything to do with them discovering that you were actually legit? Honestly, I'm not even sure. I really don't. I know. Remember talking to John. John said that he had been doing research on me since like my sophomore, junior year, talking to people on campus. But I have no clue. Like I've got to this point in my life where like when …”“… that's a very valuable round. First, second, third, fourth round. Like those are like the upper tier rounds. Absolutely. Like you can't get an invite, but then you still get drafted in the third round. Like I've not heard that juxtaposition of, no, we don't think you're good enough to come to this, but we're still going to draft you so high. Right. And do you think a bit of that is because the Titans were close? They were able to come to your pro day and then ask you to work out? Do you think proximity had anything to do with them discovering that you were actually legit? Honestly, I'm not even sure. I really don't. I know. Remember talking to John. John said that he had been doing research on me since like my sophomore, junior year, talking to people on campus. But I have no clue. Like I've got to this point in my life where like when stuff like that, that I don't like even talking to you or Matt, Like you don't really have an explanation for it. I just just point to God. It's all God, in my opinion, because it's like I have no clue why I didn't get invited to the combine. Like I had had the most interceptions in college. I had like 19 interceptions. It was like a record at the …”View more
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Kevin Byard hilariously reflects on being a third-round pick despite not getting an invite to the combine, leading to a wild conspiracy theory that the Titans kept him under wraps to snag him. His incredulity over being a two-star prospect while racking up college interceptions adds to the comedic disbelief. The segment captures the absurdity of the drafting process with a perfect blend of humor and storytelling.
The Bobby Bones Show·Lots to Say: The New England Patriot's Kevin Byard·Apr 08, 2026
“… Talk about being inquisitive about something. That doesn't occur to you. I'm on this team. Why are we called this? Tell me what's worse. This, the bills, this, or when I took the tour of the Coors factory in Golden, Colorado, and I asked the hot blonde chick who was leading our personal sort of custom VIP tour, what was the whole Smoking the Bandit story with the Coors going from here to there? I never understood. Why was it illegal in Texarkana, but you could get it in Colorado? And she said, excuse me? And I said, the Coors, the thing, the smoking the bandit with the Coors. I don't believe …”“Nobody on the team. Nobody on the team. The cheerleaders. I asked the cheerleaders. They didn't know. Ryan Fitzpatrick, a Harvard graduate, didn't know. There should be certain things. I mean, look. Talk about being inquisitive about something. That doesn't occur to you. I'm on this team. Why are we called this? Tell me what's worse. This, the bills, this, or when I took the tour of the Coors factory in Golden, Colorado, and I asked the hot blonde chick who was leading our personal sort of custom VIP tour, what was the whole Smoking the Bandit story with the Coors going from here to there? I never understood. Why was it illegal in Texarkana, but you could get it in Colorado? And she said, excuse me? And I said, the Coors, the thing, the smoking the bandit with the Coors. I don't believe I'm familiar with that one. I said, smoking the bandit, Burt Reynolds, Coors, the whole semi-truck filled with Coors. Allison. Don't know that story. You're not a football fan. You've made that very clear. Why do you suppose the Buffalo Bills are called the Buffalo Bills? I don't know. Their logo on the side of their hat is a Buffalo. All right, Al, …”View more
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the absurdity of the Buffalo Bills' name, revealing that it's linked to Buffalo Bill Cody, a man who hunted the very beasts the city is named after. The comedic twist comes when they highlight the irony of a football team named after someone who nearly made buffaloes extinct while using almost none of the animal's parts. It's a wild ride of confusion and laughter about sports nomenclature!
Adam Carolla Show·Alana Stewart + Dana Workman (Carolla Classics)·Mar 28, 2026
“… looking to lay the boom on the rising cost of viewership, the Department of Justice. The DOJ has opened an antitrust investigation into whether the NFL is squeezing fans and harming consumers with all these subscription fees. Back in the day, to see the Jets suck. You flipped on your TV and watched the game. Then in 1961, Congress passed the Sports Broadcasting Act, which gave sports leagues a hall pass on some antitrust rules so they could negotiate media deals as a package. Fast forward to today, and the league has used that leverage to chop up its schedule and sprinkle games across a dozen …”“football also feels like a sport in and of itself with all the streaming services you gotta pay for. An unexpected single high safety, though, is looking to lay the boom on the rising cost of viewership, the Department of Justice. The DOJ has opened an antitrust investigation into whether the NFL is squeezing fans and harming consumers with all these subscription fees. Back in the day, to see the Jets suck. You flipped on your TV and watched the game. Then in 1961, Congress passed the Sports Broadcasting Act, which gave sports leagues a hall pass on some antitrust rules so they could negotiate media deals as a package. Fast forward to today, and the league has used that leverage to chop up its schedule and sprinkle games across a dozen platforms, each with a monthly bill attached. That bill has gotten very big. Watching every NFL game last season, as Senator Mike Lee, the chair of the antitrust subcommittee points out would run you nearly $1,000 and requires access to CBS, NBC, ESPN, Fox, Amazon Prime, and YouTube Sunday ticket, which alone runs 240 bucks a season. The NFL points …”View more
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The NFL's use of its media leverage to increase viewership costs is unsustainable and potentially illegal, as it may violate antitrust laws.
Morning Brew Daily·DOJ Launches Antitrust Case Against NFL & Airlines Jack Up Bag Fees·Apr 10, 2026
“… undergrad graduate program So I started medical school at 18 So I got condensed to a six-year program, right? Yeah. At University of Missouri, Kansas City? Yes. Also, my dad went there. He did? You shut up right now. Yes, he did. Did he really? He did before he went to tech. Something spooky's happening. Ashok's in the mix here. Really? Yeah, his sim is in the mix right now. Oh, his sim. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. He's very proud of us. Yeah, he is. So I went there and that was the first time I'd been away from my parents. That was the first time I'd been by myself. I'm like, there's so much …”“And that kind of propelled me through this stupid vitamin And then I did well enough throughout my schooling through high school that I got into a combined undergrad graduate program So I started medical school at 18 So I got condensed to a six-year program, right? Yeah. At University of Missouri, Kansas City? Yes. Also, my dad went there. He did? You shut up right now. Yes, he did. Did he really? He did before he went to tech. Something spooky's happening. Ashok's in the mix here. Really? Yeah, his sim is in the mix right now. Oh, his sim. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. He's very proud of us. Yeah, he is. So I went there and that was the first time I'd been away from my parents. That was the first time I'd been by myself. I'm like, there's so much stuff and freedom and also laundry and all of this other stuff that I've never had to worry about because my mom would do it. I don't know how to feed myself. Oh, sorry. How dare you? Your mom waited on you hand and foot. I did my laundry starting from age like eight. Oh, okay, okay. My mom tried. Could you scream, make me a milkshake from the bottom …”View more
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In this hilarious segment, a medical student discovers that the 'vitamin' he thought was just a supplement is actually ADHD medication. The comedic twist unfolds as he recounts his shocking realization and the absurdity of his parents' attempts to help him while keeping him in the dark about his condition. The blend of self-deprecating humor and relatable struggles makes this journey both entertaining and enlightening.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard·Sasha Hamdani (on ADHD)·Mar 04, 2026
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In this gripping segment from a historical fantasy tale, Tom, a court fool, unexpectedly saves King Edward during a fierce battle against Duke Geoffrey's rebels. As chaos unfolds, Tom's bravery transforms him from a mere jester into a loyal ally, earning him the king's gratitude and a place back in favor. This moment highlights the themes of loyalty and redemption amidst the backdrop of war's brutal consequences.
Boring History For Sleep | Gentle Storytelling And Ambient Sounds (Official)·The History of Colors And How Different Cultures Learned to See the World | Boring History·Mar 12, 2026
“… fan nerd. What do you think about this? I don't believe it. At the end of the day, they're going to go to the highest bidder. I don't know if the Patriots, what they even had in store for them in terms of a package deal and how many first-round draft picks, if it was a first-round, a second-round, whatever it might be. But if Baltimore comes to the table, gives you the 16th pick of this year's first round and another first rounder the following year, I'm guessing you're going to go to whoever is giving you the most value. And it doesn't have anything to do with whether or not Brady – why wouldn't …”“Super fan nerd. What do you think about this? I don't believe it. At the end of the day, they're going to go to the highest bidder. I don't know if the Patriots, what they even had in store for them in terms of a package deal and how many first-round draft picks, if it was a first-round, a second-round, whatever it might be. But if Baltimore comes to the table, gives you the 16th pick of this year's first round and another first rounder the following year, I'm guessing you're going to go to whoever is giving you the most value. And it doesn't have anything to do with whether or not Brady – why wouldn't Brady say yes to the Patriots if they're offering a better deal, right? So then I'll ask you, is there anything between Brady and Braybill that we don't know about? Not that I know of. I can't imagine. I mean, we played together for, what, seven years in the Patriots? were always close. They still talk. I'm sure he still has a great relationship …”View more
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts ponder whether Tom Brady might actually want the Patriots to struggle after his departure. The absurdity peaks when one host suggests Brady could be playing mind games, sabotaging the new quarterback just to maintain his legacy as the ultimate champion. Their banter about Brady's insecurities and competitive nature makes for a compelling and funny discussion.
The Bobby Bones Show·Lots to Say: Crosby back to Raiders and Free Agency!·Mar 12, 2026
“… called Future Leaders Program. So it's a program I was in as a child, like probably sixth, seventh grade. But they took us from a school in South Dallas, like not the best area. So they'll take us to a charter school and I feel like I'm going to Disneyland. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I'm going to this charter school and it's like super nice. Yeah. Got all these like nice computers, classrooms, a bunch of nice resources for us. And so just going through that, like I'm reflecting on it not too long. I'm like, that is what opened my mind to see like more possibilities in the world. Right. And …”“… career. I'm going into one of those buckets in one way or another. And so that's who Aaron Brewer is. I have to feel I'm trying to just give back to my community. Like, just recently, I'm hopping on the board of donors for a program back home. So it's called Future Leaders Program. So it's a program I was in as a child, like probably sixth, seventh grade. But they took us from a school in South Dallas, like not the best area. So they'll take us to a charter school and I feel like I'm going to Disneyland. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I'm going to this charter school and it's like super nice. Yeah. Got all these like nice computers, classrooms, a bunch of nice resources for us. And so just going through that, like I'm reflecting on it not too long. I'm like, that is what opened my mind to see like more possibilities in the world. Right. And so now I'm trying to get into a position where I can give that to kids, give them that exposure to see anything that's possible. We all start with a vision. If you got a vision, it ain't nothing you can't accomplish. Amen. So that's Aaron Brewer right now. Love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. No, for sure. That, it makes me smile. It makes me …”View more
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Mental health struggles among NFL players are gaining attention, as highlighted by Terron Armstead and Aaron Brewer in their discussion on the podcast. They emphasize the importance of identity beyond the field and the need for support systems, particularly for black men in sports, to combat mental health issues. Their commitment to community service and personal growth showcases a shift towards prioritizing mental well-being in the competitive world of professional football.
Stay Tranquilo·Terron Armstead & Aaron Brewer on Wealth and Wisdom in the NFL·Apr 07, 2026
“… of the My Cultura podcast network. Available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This story comes to us from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. People were trying to figure out where are the gloves going at a firehouse. They couldn't find the medical gloves. They kept ordering them. They would disappear. So they put up some cameras. One of the medics was taking the gloves, going down the street, trading them for pizzas. Huh. That's an interesting trade. What did the pizza place need the gloves for? To maybe cook. Yeah, to handle the pizza. So it was a fair trade? I feel …”“… decades by local law enforcement, by federal law enforcement, by administration after administration. The Justice Department, through I think we counted four presidential administrations, failed these victims. Listen to Bleep with Ana Navarro as part of the My Cultura podcast network. Available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This story comes to us from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. People were trying to figure out where are the gloves going at a firehouse. They couldn't find the medical gloves. They kept ordering them. They would disappear. So they put up some cameras. One of the medics was taking the gloves, going down the street, trading them for pizzas. Huh. That's an interesting trade. What did the pizza place need the gloves for? To maybe cook. Yeah, to handle the pizza. So it was a fair trade? I feel like the pizza's worth way more. And also, how do you make that deal the first time? I don't even know. Are you guys looking for some gloves? I don't know. You want to try the pepperoni? Really weird. Okay”View more
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A firehouse in Pittsburgh discovers their medical gloves are mysteriously disappearing, leading them to install cameras. To their shock, they find a medic trading the gloves for pizzas down the street. This bizarre exchange raises questions about the value of gloves and how such a trade was initiated.
The Bobby Bones Show·TUES PT 1: Bobby's Top 3 90's Country Artists + Draft: Foods That Start With "R" + Eddie Got Detained By Customs·Mar 03, 2026
“… it's good people are getting paid. I just don't think they figured it out yet. Yeah, I think we're in kind of the Wild West years of it. Yeah. The Bears might be moving their stadium. Did you see that? I saw that. What do you think about that? Well, I'd like to see them stay, but I think they've got to figure something out with the state. I haven't followed it too closely. What do you know about it? It seems like, and Zach's a, one of our producers is a Bears. He's a Bengals fan, but he's in the know. uh it seems like it's because time is taken for eleanor lawmakers to make a better offer for …”“… that teams had all the players from their state. I think it would give us so much more of like our state versus your state. It used to be more that way with college. But that's in a crazy place now. Yeah, the college game. It's gotten baffled. I think it's good people are getting paid. I just don't think they figured it out yet. Yeah, I think we're in kind of the Wild West years of it. Yeah. The Bears might be moving their stadium. Did you see that? I saw that. What do you think about that? Well, I'd like to see them stay, but I think they've got to figure something out with the state. I haven't followed it too closely. What do you know about it? It seems like, and Zach's a, one of our producers is a Bears. He's a Bengals fan, but he's in the know. uh it seems like it's because time is taken for eleanor lawmakers to make a better offer for the bears on thursday indiana pushed legislation forward that clears the way for the bears to build a new stadium in hammond um is it just because they're willing to give them more money i haven't i i think it's something to do with economics obviously so i don't know what i think there's a big tax incentives to go over to hammond indiana and …”View more
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In this hilarious segment, Vince Vaughn and Theo discuss the absurdity of NFL players not knowing which way to run during crucial moments, joking that they might just want to go home because it's too cold. They also dive into the quirky history of the Bears and how George Hallis revolutionized the league, likening teams to retirees seeking warmer climates.
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von·#648 - Vince Vaughn·Mar 24, 2026
“… Never. He literally never hit a three-homer game. Yeah. He needs to be powered by espresso. They got to get an espresso machine in the dugout in Kansas City. I was going to say it's definitely not his first ever three-espresso day. i'm a little worried about how he's going to be feeling today dude there's no what time do you think he got to slap sleep yeah there's no way he slept last night three espresso shots in a uh in a three-hour game in the evening yeah yeah that is uh that's a rough one after vitty p christian yellich are all the chat men scott you are back up yeah i'm taking a eugenio …”“… Italy against Mexico? Did you see the interview with him after the game? Yeah, that was great. They were like, when was the last time you had a three-homer game? Never. They were like, not in high school, not in the minors? Never. Not in Little League? Never. He literally never hit a three-homer game. Yeah. He needs to be powered by espresso. They got to get an espresso machine in the dugout in Kansas City. I was going to say it's definitely not his first ever three-espresso day. i'm a little worried about how he's going to be feeling today dude there's no what time do you think he got to slap sleep yeah there's no way he slept last night three espresso shots in a uh in a three-hour game in the evening yeah yeah that is uh that's a rough one after vitty p christian yellich are all the chat men scott you are back up yeah i'm taking a eugenio suarez here i feel like power well obviously third base is scarce first of all it's the end of a tier i think it's a very thin tier that follows in fact that's a non-existent tier for me in roto um with alex bregman uh i think being a tier lower in this format than head-to-head points so right time to jump in and grab a third baseman but even more …”View more
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In a stunning performance, a player from Team Italy hit three home runs against Mexico, marking his first-ever three-homer game at any level. Despite his lack of previous experience, his power potential is undeniable, especially after nearly hitting 50 homers last season. This raises questions about his draft value and how he could impact fantasy leagues this year.
Fantasy Baseball Today·5x5 Roto 12-Team Mock Draft·Mar 14, 2026
“us. But I'm happy that we are seeing some upward movement. Now, folks, we have huge crypto news. First up, Kraken Crypto Exchange wins a Kansas City Fed approval for limited master account access. This is the first crypto company to get a Fed master account. If you recall, Caitlin Long and folks at her bank were trying to get this and they were roadblocked. And now we're starting to see the approval. Other folks who have applied as well, I think Ripple and many others. So this is incredible. And it's funny, it comes a couple of days after Jamie Dimon said, you know, these crypto …”“us. But I'm happy that we are seeing some upward movement. Now, folks, we have huge crypto news. First up, Kraken Crypto Exchange wins a Kansas City Fed approval for limited master account access. This is the first crypto company to get a Fed master account. If you recall, Caitlin Long and folks at her bank were trying to get this and they were roadblocked. And now we're starting to see the approval. Other folks who have applied as well, I think Ripple and many others. So this is incredible. And it's funny, it comes a couple of days after Jamie Dimon said, you know, these crypto companies want to offer stablecoin yield. They should become banks. Here you go. Right. Here you go, Jamie. It started. So this is incredible. Let me give you the details. So U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Kraken's banking unit has been granted a limited purpose master account by the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, giving it direct access to the …”View more
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Kraken Crypto Exchange has made history by becoming the first crypto company to receive a limited master account from the U.S. Federal Reserve, granting it direct access to the Fed's payment system. This pivotal approval allows Kraken to operate like a traditional bank, potentially opening the floodgates for other crypto firms and signaling a new era for the integration of cryptocurrency into the mainstream financial system.
Thinking Crypto News & Interviews·FED GIVES KRAKEN CRYPTO EXCHANGE MASTER ACCOUNT & MORGAN STANLEY BITCOIN ETF!·Mar 05, 2026
“… each other with your lives. Exactly. Who's your horse going to tell? They would also get naked. Fording rivers was like a huge – that was one thing cowboys would be afraid of because it's like these dudes can't not swim. Being covered head to toe in denim doesn't help when you're neck deep in the Mississippi River. Your wrist is like – you have a thing wrapped – a leather strap wrapped around your wrist. You're going to lose the horse. The other part is just a horse biting it to hold on to it. Yeah, I don't know. horses can swim too which surprise i just didn't know they can swim yeah a horse can …”“… I think it happened out on the range more than people care to admit, man. I mean, you're talking about you're on the plains. Sunsets. Yeah, you're out on the plains, man. There's not a tree inside. It's just grass as far as you can see. Trusting each other with your lives. Exactly. Who's your horse going to tell? They would also get naked. Fording rivers was like a huge – that was one thing cowboys would be afraid of because it's like these dudes can't not swim. Being covered head to toe in denim doesn't help when you're neck deep in the Mississippi River. Your wrist is like – you have a thing wrapped – a leather strap wrapped around your wrist. You're going to lose the horse. The other part is just a horse biting it to hold on to it. Yeah, I don't know. horses can swim too which surprise i just didn't know they can swim yeah a horse can swim crazy but yeah they uh they would like get naked too they'd all get naked together because it's like you only have so many dry clothes so you wrap up your clothes because they you know if they got like wet from a rainstorm you had one other change of clothes you think fat cowboys wear a shirt in the river i think it was impossible i don't …”View more
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the unexpected connection between cowboy life and boners, highlighting how both can lead to some awkward moments. The absurdity of discussing 'fat cowboys' and the nostalgia of youthful crushes on Anne Frank's diary create a riotous blend of humor and relatable experiences.
Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast·Ep 603 - GEY DOT COM (feat. Tim Butterly & Mike Rainey)·Mar 12, 2026
“… is people doing this. Are we cheating or what? Is there something sketchy happening? Do you know the story? No. Okay, so he used to coach the Titans. He now coaches the New England Patriots, the head coach Mike Brable. And there is a reporter, and she's been on our sports show a couple times, Diana Rossini. She's great. Oh, they were seen vacationing together? Well, sort of. That's what I heard. That's the headline. I have heard of this exclusive adults only resort in a sedona arizona and there were pictures taken from forever away like that and they show her she's married and he's married …”“… i have not uh all right morgan thank you yeah do you want the other trending thing though yes and i want to know if if here eddie will you lock hands with me really quick what oh you're going to do the Brable? Yeah, so this is what's been trending online, is people doing this. Are we cheating or what? Is there something sketchy happening? Do you know the story? No. Okay, so he used to coach the Titans. He now coaches the New England Patriots, the head coach Mike Brable. And there is a reporter, and she's been on our sports show a couple times, Diana Rossini. She's great. Oh, they were seen vacationing together? Well, sort of. That's what I heard. That's the headline. I have heard of this exclusive adults only resort in a sedona arizona and there were pictures taken from forever away like that and they show her she's married and he's married and she like covers them like it sometimes she gets tips oh yeah inside inside info like tips and it shows them first of all like hugging but then it also shows them like would you ever give me a hand would you ever a A guy that you just like like friend How A straight guy If you saw him and you were like doing this No Well you wouldn do that right …”View more
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Bobby hilariously shares his struggles with iron deficiency and the bizarre remedy of chewing clay pots, while also diving into the juicy rumors surrounding NFL coach Mike Vrabel's vacation with a reporter. The absurdity of the situation is highlighted by their playful banter about what constitutes friendship in the NFL.
The Bobby Bones Show·THURS PT 2: Baby Billie Had A Rough Night + Bobby Unhinged!·Apr 09, 2026
“… box constantly stressing us also Wi-Fi and EMF signals I was just reading this fucking crazy thing. Have you paid attention to this Jamie about the 49ers? About San Francisco. Is that fucking nuts? It could be Do they think it's real that so there's a disproportionate amount of severe catastrophic injuries That come out of San Francisco and their training facility is right outside this power station. Oh, yeah. Yeah I mean way more Achilles tendon blows out blowns blown out way more knees blown out way more like catastrophic ligament and tendon ruptures Like and they've been talking about it …”“… nature up until fairly recently You know Human beings have been alive in this form for half a million years. How long have we been in cities? It's always been in even agriculture a few thousand years are controlled Yeah, crazy with a little noise box constantly stressing us also Wi-Fi and EMF signals I was just reading this fucking crazy thing. Have you paid attention to this Jamie about the 49ers? About San Francisco. Is that fucking nuts? It could be Do they think it's real that so there's a disproportionate amount of severe catastrophic injuries That come out of San Francisco and their training facility is right outside this power station. Oh, yeah. Yeah I mean way more Achilles tendon blows out blowns blown out way more knees blown out way more like catastrophic ligament and tendon ruptures Like and they've been talking about it since like what the players started talking about in like 2012 I believe and people like oh, that's nonsense And now the stats are in and you're looking at the amount of injuries that come from this area It's like it's not normal. No, and so you think what if they're getting weakened by the water by the Electricity electricity. Yeah by the EMF signal …”View more
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Recent studies indicate a shocking correlation between the San Francisco 49ers' training facility and a spike in catastrophic injuries among players. Located near a power station, the facility has seen unusually high rates of severe injuries like torn ligaments, raising questions about the impact of electromagnetic fields on athlete health. This phenomenon echoes past concerns about environmental hazards and their effects on communities.
The Joe Rogan Experience·#2441 - Paul Rosolie·Jan 20, 2026
“… and therefore delivering correct hits. But can I jump in for a second and ask, I've noticed watching the non-tackling that's going on in the NFL because I played at a much lower level than you. But they always talked about tackling and wrapping up and putting your, you know, and all that kind of stuff. Get your head on the right side of the guy. If he's sweeping around the right, you get your head on that side of him, not the back side of him. And all that sort of technique and breaking down and all that. But now it's all about stripping the ball. Like one guy holds the guy up and the …”“… that game it defined very clearly what the rules are And if you don know how to tackle which they don anymore it's a terribly tackling league. If you don't know how to tackle, you don't know how to lay any type of skill over the grid of controlling yourself and therefore delivering correct hits. But can I jump in for a second and ask, I've noticed watching the non-tackling that's going on in the NFL because I played at a much lower level than you. But they always talked about tackling and wrapping up and putting your, you know, and all that kind of stuff. Get your head on the right side of the guy. If he's sweeping around the right, you get your head on that side of him, not the back side of him. And all that sort of technique and breaking down and all that. But now it's all about stripping the ball. Like one guy holds the guy up and the other guy strips the ball. They do it very well. And they do it very well, but the technique has gone out the window. When you're trying to strip the ball, you're not tackling. Tackling is about wrapping up and putting your helmet on it. It's an alley gang rape, you know. Yes, that's what it is. And you've got all these very large, very athletic …”View more
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The segment humorously critiques modern NFL tackling techniques, comparing it to a pack of lions taking down a gazelle. With vivid imagery and witty commentary, the hosts joke about how today's players are more focused on stripping the ball than on traditional tackling, creating a hilarious picture of chaos on the field.
Adam Carolla Show·Sonny Carolla + Fred Dryer (Carolla Classics)·Apr 04, 2026
“… and they move him up in the rankings. I love Ty, so I hope he gets to number one. But heavyweight's a shot. Oh, shit. Oh, that's bad. There goes the Dallas Cowboys. As usual. Yeah, as usual. That dude's a fucking tank, man. Yeah, he's a problem. Damn. MVP's up next. Is that guy Russian or something? What is he? Was his name Iwo? That was Iwo? I think he's from Poland. Is he Polish? Iwo Baranowski. Baranowski. But to your point, Joe, the heavyweight division is... Poland? Yeah. The heavyweight division is... It's the worst it's ever been. It's weird because you've got Gabe Stevenson, who's not in the UFC …”“… Is that the only time that's ever happened? I don't know. How do you win and get cut? Because you're not entertaining, but you're beating guys. But I never, I mean, you still have to tell them. And you got Ty Tuivasa, who's lost like six in a row, and they move him up in the rankings. I love Ty, so I hope he gets to number one. But heavyweight's a shot. Oh, shit. Oh, that's bad. There goes the Dallas Cowboys. As usual. Yeah, as usual. That dude's a fucking tank, man. Yeah, he's a problem. Damn. MVP's up next. Is that guy Russian or something? What is he? Was his name Iwo? That was Iwo? I think he's from Poland. Is he Polish? Iwo Baranowski. Baranowski. But to your point, Joe, the heavyweight division is... Poland? Yeah. The heavyweight division is... It's the worst it's ever been. It's weird because you've got Gabe Stevenson, who's not in the UFC yet. He's the guy that's the most interesting. Dude. And he's not even in the UFC. Someone got me. It must have been... You know, there's MMA sites that leak shit. And who knows if it's true. they're like Gabe Stevenson versus JDS on the MVP card I'm like bro take my fucking money I was crunk for it and then I was doing all my shows crazy you could …”View more
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The crew hilariously recalls the infamous moment when NFL wide receiver Johnny Morton got knocked out in a kickboxing match, leaving him stretchered and embarrassed in front of his friends. The banter about the absurdity of athletes transitioning to MMA adds a comedic layer, with the guys questioning how someone could win a fight and still get cut for being boring.
The Joe Rogan Experience·Fight Companion - March 21, 2026·Mar 22, 2026
“… mean, one Viking famously says, on land, I'm a Christian. When I'm on the sea, I worship Thor. It was very much the kind of pragmatic take that the Vikings had. Yeah, they're gods, and they have many, but Odin and Thor are pretty hardcore gods. So everything, just their whole philosophy on life is pretty hardcore. Probably some of the toughest humans that have ever lived. I think so, yeah. I mean, their gods are horrifying. They're polytheistic. There was no universally accepted head god. I think Marvel has also led people astray in this. Well, we'll talk more about religion, but since you …”“And they can just come in and plunder. I mean, one Viking famously says, on land, I'm a Christian. When I'm on the sea, I worship Thor. It was very much the kind of pragmatic take that the Vikings had. Yeah, they're gods, and they have many, but Odin and Thor are pretty hardcore gods. So everything, just their whole philosophy on life is pretty hardcore. Probably some of the toughest humans that have ever lived. I think so, yeah. I mean, their gods are horrifying. They're polytheistic. There was no universally accepted head god. I think Marvel has also led people astray in this. Well, we'll talk more about religion, but since you mentioned the boats, what do we understand about the technology that we're using? Can you just speak a little bit more to this one inch of oak idea? Yeah, so these were these long ships that were also able to travel on rivers. So they're not like what is structurally do we know about the boats that allow them to be so flexible in terms of where they can …”View more
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The Vikings could travel 70 to 120 miles a day, outpacing land armies and instilling fear in their enemies. Their advanced longships allowed them to navigate both oceans and shallow rivers, making them incredibly versatile and fast. This speed gave them a strategic advantage, enabling swift raids before opponents could respond.
Lex Fridman Podcast·#495 – Vikings, Ragnar, Berserkers, Valhalla & the Warriors of the Viking Age·Apr 09, 2026
“… be the centerpiece. And Bond's gonna switch from Aston Martin to Jaguar once and for all. There's a win. And then we're gonna bring in our British influencers. We've got not just a brand with heritage, we've got a country. So, it's gonna evolve to live like a Brit. And we're gonna explain what that means, and there's gonna be that just elevated lifestyle and all those things where you're not buying a car and how you're tapping into a cultural mindset and you're joining a tribe, a community. And that can go for a while. And it can expand. I love that, Aaron. Live like a Brit. It could be Live …”“… Bond. So, which is owned by Amazon MGM now. They've got whatever the next movie is gonna be. We're gonna do, Beatrice, you're with me on this, maybe. If you like it, we're gonna kick off a campaign. It's gonna be Live Like Bond, and that's gonna be the centerpiece. And Bond's gonna switch from Aston Martin to Jaguar once and for all. There's a win. And then we're gonna bring in our British influencers. We've got not just a brand with heritage, we've got a country. So, it's gonna evolve to live like a Brit. And we're gonna explain what that means, and there's gonna be that just elevated lifestyle and all those things where you're not buying a car and how you're tapping into a cultural mindset and you're joining a tribe, a community. And that can go for a while. And it can expand. I love that, Aaron. Live like a Brit. It could be Live Driver. You could have S1 Driver. You could have all the things. Yeah. And then we've got British celebrities, the influencers telling us, come be one of us. The price of entry is a Jaguar. You want in? Yeah. Or like a refined sort of living. Yeah. Make it like a whole world. Build that world around the brand. What are the other elements of like, …”View more
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Jaguar is set to redefine its brand by partnering with James Bond for a new campaign called 'Live Like Bond', shifting from Aston Martin to Jaguar. This initiative aims to create a cultural lifestyle around the brand, inviting consumers to join a community of refined living, complete with British influencers and luxury partnerships. The campaign promises to elevate Jaguar's image and connect emotionally with its audience.
We Fixed It. You're Welcome.·REPLAY: Jaguar’s EV Rebrand — How to Fix a Luxury Icon·Jan 06, 2026
“I just cannot see Cleveland's offense keeping up with us since the offense. I think they're already down now. They're down their star rookie running back and their star rookie tight end. Yeah, it's all on Sanders here. Just a bad spot for them. Yeah, we love this one. I hope people can hear this and get it now. Just like all these other favorites going up high, this is going to get up to minus 8, minus 8.5 by kickoff, I think. I just think tons of money. Just like you …”“I just cannot see Cleveland's offense keeping up with us since the offense. I think they're already down now. They're down their star rookie running back and their star rookie tight end. Yeah, it's all on Sanders here. Just a bad spot for them. Yeah, we love this one. I hope people can hear this and get it now. Just like all these other favorites going up high, this is going to get up to minus 8, minus 8.5 by kickoff, I think. I just think tons of money. Just like you said, the Moneyline Parleys are going to be factoring between the Bengals, the Rams, all these teams. It's going to drive a lot of these lines up. You can still get Bengals 7.5 at Hard Rock, but a lot of other books now are popping up 8, 8.5. Another game that's making us a little bit nervous. Detroit Lions, it's plus 3 at Hard Rock. It's 3.5 in most …”View more
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The segment analyzes the upcoming matchup between the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears, highlighting the Lions' offensive strategy and the Bears' defensive challenges due to injuries. It discusses betting lines, player performances, and the implications of the game for both teams' playoff positioning.
The Herd with Colin Cowherd·Sharp or Square - FINAL WEEK 18 BETS - Bears-Lions, Ravens-Steelers, Packers-Vikings, Cardinals-Rams, Jets-Bills and more·Jan 04, 2026
“… going to watch. So it's going to take a while. You got to be in it for the long haul. So it's a it's a big picture project. I just think the Chargers. I mean, I think I got a lot of good players. I mean, they've drafted offensive linemen. They drafted a running back in the first round. They got their quarterback. They probably need, you know, Khalil Max old. Pretty sure he's on a one year contract. You know, Derwin James is a lot tread on the tires. I would say defensive help. We'll just I just keep building. I mean, we know how hard was going to play. They're going to be good on defense. …”“… more irrelevant. And I believe that to my core. Some people might push back, but whenever I see, well, what about the comments? I know you don't know what you so you can't worry about the way people are going to react. Also, for a while, no one's probably going to watch. So it's going to take a while. You got to be in it for the long haul. So it's a it's a big picture project. I just think the Chargers. I mean, I think I got a lot of good players. I mean, they've drafted offensive linemen. They drafted a running back in the first round. They got their quarterback. They probably need, you know, Khalil Max old. Pretty sure he's on a one year contract. You know, Derwin James is a lot tread on the tires. I would say defensive help. We'll just I just keep building. I mean, we know how hard was going to play. They're going to be good on defense. They're going to want to run the ball. They've definitely become more of a passing offense because I think he realizes he has this quarterback. But I would just be like in Harbaugh, we trust that.”View more
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The segment analyzes the Chargers' roster needs, highlighting the importance of bolstering their defense and noting players like Khalil Mack and Derwin James. Additionally, it offers advice for aspiring sports podcasters, emphasizing the significance of personality and long-term commitment over media background.
The Herd with Colin Cowherd·3 & Out - Massive Weekend Mailbag·Jan 03, 2026
“There's your AFC playoff picture. The Denver Broncos in the lead position. They've already clinched the AFC West, but they've got bigger aspirations than that. Let's look at the clinching scenarios. Very straightforward for the Broncos. If they win over the Chargers, they are the number one seed, or if the Patriots and Jaguars lose, they are the number one seed. They certainly have the easiest path there. Let's bring in our buddy, Bridget Condon, who is wearing an absolutely fabulous jacket for …”“There's your AFC playoff picture. The Denver Broncos in the lead position. They've already clinched the AFC West, but they've got bigger aspirations than that. Let's look at the clinching scenarios. Very straightforward for the Broncos. If they win over the Chargers, they are the number one seed, or if the Patriots and Jaguars lose, they are the number one seed. They certainly have the easiest path there. Let's bring in our buddy, Bridget Condon, who is wearing an absolutely fabulous jacket for New Year's Eve. Bridget, you are going to have fun. I'm going to bed though. You are going to be at the Chargers Broncos game. The Broncos wrapped up the division and really did not get all hyped about it. They are very much focused on that number one seed. Judy, Alex Singleton, the linebacker for the Broncos, put it perfectly when he said he was at …”View more
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The Denver Broncos have clinched the AFC West and aim for the number one playoff seed with a win against the Chargers. Despite their success, they face significant turnover issues, currently holding a minus five turnover margin, which is tied for the worst among playoff teams.
NFL: The Insiders·The Insiders: Week 18 Injury Updates, Aaron Rodgers Future, and the 2026 HOF Finalists·Jan 01, 2026
“… We have fur babies. We got this fur baby. We have our doctor. We do. Okay. That's where we leave. Unless you would like to share a thought on the Steelers' new coach and who you want to be a quarterback to end us on. You didn't tell me this one slipped in. I actually didn't know any of the questions, so that's really fun. So Mike McCarthy, we'll see. I don't know. He's not a top-tier coach, but not a bottom-tier coach at all. I think he will be good for the Steelers. And this is my hot take. Will Howard. It is Will Howard's time. He's the backup quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers now. he's a …”“We'll see what the future holds. I don't think you ever say never to anything. And if life has plans in store for us to have a kid, then that's what's going to happen and we'll be great at it. For now? We have fur babies. We got this fur baby. We have our doctor. We do. Okay. That's where we leave. Unless you would like to share a thought on the Steelers' new coach and who you want to be a quarterback to end us on. You didn't tell me this one slipped in. I actually didn't know any of the questions, so that's really fun. So Mike McCarthy, we'll see. I don't know. He's not a top-tier coach, but not a bottom-tier coach at all. I think he will be good for the Steelers. And this is my hot take. Will Howard. It is Will Howard's time. He's the backup quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers now. he's a national champ at Ohio State and we just need to give him a chance and he going to be the next big thing Aaron Rodgers it was a fun little experiment I was patient with you Morgan was not as patient with you but it Will Howard time I feel like the Steelers have they have all kinds of draft capital and they did great in free agency. So it's going …”View more
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In a surprising twist, they discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers' new coach and the potential rise of backup quarterback Will Howard. The funniest moment comes when they debate Howard's readiness, with one host humorously comparing him to Aaron Rodgers while the other admits to being less patient with the team's former quarterback.
The Bobby Bones Show·TAKE THIS PERSONALLY: First Comes Love... Then Comes Marriage 💍👰🏼·Mar 29, 2026
“I can be dirty. Tell me. Yeah, all right. I don't know about a crazy, a couple green rooms, a couple green rooms of venues. That's always fun. Incredible. Yeah. Wow. Put it in I don care Leave it in Chance I saw Chance going to type on his little computer No leave it in Yeah I getting ahead in the green room sometimes Whatever Good dude Good dude. That's a good dude. Good partner. Good partner. Good partner. Good partner is giving me the ick. But good dude isn't. Good partner. Good partner. Good partner. Good partner. Yeah, I …”“I can be dirty. Tell me. Yeah, all right. I don't know about a crazy, a couple green rooms, a couple green rooms of venues. That's always fun. Incredible. Yeah. Wow. Put it in I don care Leave it in Chance I saw Chance going to type on his little computer No leave it in Yeah I getting ahead in the green room sometimes Whatever Good dude Good dude. That's a good dude. Good partner. Good partner. Good partner. Good partner is giving me the ick. But good dude isn't. Good partner. Good partner. Good partner. Good partner. Yeah, I don't like... I've never been a fan of gay people having to say partner. I think straight people should stop it stop saying partner like knock it off especially if we're like friends and I know just be like yeah my husband it's all good my wife I know you're trying to be inclusive and you're very nice and I'm sorry now I'm being a dick no I don't …”View more
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The segment hilariously explores the concept of Womantown, a lesbian-only community in Kansas City, where women built a utopia only for it to spiral into chaos with romantic entanglements. The comedic banter about coming out stories and the absurdity of straight people using 'partner' adds a relatable and funny layer, making listeners laugh while reflecting on social norms.
So True with Caleb Hearon·Molly Kearney Returns·Mar 12, 2026
“… I go, that's not money that the government's giving you as a bonus. That's money that you've paid too much. You're getting back. Yeah, I think Dave Ramsey is just like, you lent them that money. Yes. And they're giving it back to you. And so when they're like, it's at a new high, everybody should be happy. I'm like, no, no. Everybody should be like a little upset that they're taking too much money from you at the beginning. Because they have that money and they can do whatever they want with it, make money with it, and then just give you back yours and they have the money they've already made …”“… you. Oh, right, right. Pay too much. They're going to give you the opportunity to fix it though before you go to jail. Oh, okay. That's good. I did see yesterday they were like, the average tax refund is a new high, $3,400, whatever. And in my mind, I go, that's not money that the government's giving you as a bonus. That's money that you've paid too much. You're getting back. Yeah, I think Dave Ramsey is just like, you lent them that money. Yes. And they're giving it back to you. And so when they're like, it's at a new high, everybody should be happy. I'm like, no, no. Everybody should be like a little upset that they're taking too much money from you at the beginning. Because they have that money and they can do whatever they want with it, make money with it, and then just give you back yours and they have the money they've already made with it. Yeah, man. Yeah. That's right. Oh, the government. Am I right? You're right. Oh, you're right. Lunchbox. Yeah, Jessica Alba, Joe Burrow, spotted in Las Vegas, playing a little blackjack, which I was shocked that they were just out on the regular floor amongst common people. I thought it was AI at first. Did you? I did too. I thought they …”View more
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts discuss the absurdity of AI potentially handling your taxes, with one claiming to have received a $7 million refund! The conversation takes a turn when they share a wild story about Jessica Alba and Joe Burrow casually playing blackjack in Las Vegas, leading to some unexpected and funny impressions.
The Bobby Bones Show·WEDS PT 2: The Most Beautiful People We’ve Ever Seen + Family Being Sued Over Viral Video + Eddie Defends Dak Prescott·Mar 11, 2026
“… probably why you forget to take your peptides. I've read a story about Jim McMahon, the football player. That's his name, right? The guy from the Chicago Bears? Yeah, Jim McMahon was the quarterback, right? Yeah, the quarterback. I think it was a Sports Illustrated article. They were talking about how he can't remember anything. He'll be standing in the middle of his living room not knowing why he's there, where he was going. doesn't know where his keys are doesn't know where his phone just like can't it's just like like it just blacks out comes back blacks out comes back you'd imagine that that would …”“… they've done to a bunch of other people that decided to box them. Yeah. Man, looking at that, Trev, that really was gnarly. Gnarly. Not good. I mean, you were flying through the air and landed. On your fucking head. Not good, dude. Not good. That's probably why you forget to take your peptides. I've read a story about Jim McMahon, the football player. That's his name, right? The guy from the Chicago Bears? Yeah, Jim McMahon was the quarterback, right? Yeah, the quarterback. I think it was a Sports Illustrated article. They were talking about how he can't remember anything. He'll be standing in the middle of his living room not knowing why he's there, where he was going. doesn't know where his keys are doesn't know where his phone just like can't it's just like like it just blacks out comes back blacks out comes back you'd imagine that that would be more for like linemen because every single play those days though the quarterbacks got taken out back in those days that's the 80s you gotta think of how much harder the game was but i'm not obviously not a football aficionado or expert by any means but from what i've been told the rules are much more favorable today to protect the quarterback …”View more
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In this wild segment, the hosts hilariously dissect the absurdity of Johnny Knoxville getting pummeled by Butterbean, emphasizing how crazy it is to willingly face such a powerful fighter. The comedic banter flows as they transition into discussing the brutal realities of football, blending humor with a touch of respect for athletes.
The Joe Rogan Experience·#2463 - Steve-O·Mar 04, 2026
“Like what led you to this point? Yeah. So I think what really pissed me off was I was at the Las Vegas shooting. So I was at the country concert in Las Vegas where, you know, some guy killed 58 people, which, by the way, that story was complete bullshit. And so that incident, that near death experience, right, pissed me off. My buddy got shot in the leg, you know, a couple of feet away from me. He's OK. Thank God. But, you know, I felt helpless in a situation that I had no control or power over. And it made me really angry because I was like, …”“Like what led you to this point? Yeah. So I think what really pissed me off was I was at the Las Vegas shooting. So I was at the country concert in Las Vegas where, you know, some guy killed 58 people, which, by the way, that story was complete bullshit. And so that incident, that near death experience, right, pissed me off. My buddy got shot in the leg, you know, a couple of feet away from me. He's OK. Thank God. But, you know, I felt helpless in a situation that I had no control or power over. And it made me really angry because I was like, dude, like I want revenge. I need to figure out what happened. And so I scoured the Internet looking for all types of clues because the mainstream media completely lied about everything. There's probably multiple shooters. We were probably being shot at through helicopters. Like, I don't know. Right. I know it wasn't that one dude in a frickin hotel …”View more
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After surviving the Las Vegas shooting, a man became enraged by the mainstream narrative and sought the truth, leading him to QAnon. He believed the conspiracy's claims about a global elite and connected them to the rise of Bitcoin, proposing it as part of a larger plan against evil in the world. This journey illustrates how personal trauma can drive individuals toward conspiracy theories and alternative narratives.
TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast·#724: Bitcoin Is The Peaceful Revolution with GMONEY·Mar 09, 2026
“… times a hundred. Basically, Mark Benioff, he's the CEO of Salesforce, he was giving his keynote address at Salesforce's internal conference in Las Vegas. He asked all of the international employees who had traveled to the United States for this event specifically, he asked them all to stand. So these are people who are probably a lot of immigrants, probably a lot of them working on visas, not living in the United States. He asked them all to stand before joking that ice agents were present and This joke, I'm going to put that in quotes, drew booze from the crowd. Several employees told media …”“… put it lightly, the Salesforce ice joke. I, oh my God, I, I mean, do you ever have secondhand, it's not even embarrassment, it's secondhand, I don't even know the word for it because of someone else's, I'm putting it in air quotes, joke. I have that times a hundred. Basically, Mark Benioff, he's the CEO of Salesforce, he was giving his keynote address at Salesforce's internal conference in Las Vegas. He asked all of the international employees who had traveled to the United States for this event specifically, he asked them all to stand. So these are people who are probably a lot of immigrants, probably a lot of them working on visas, not living in the United States. He asked them all to stand before joking that ice agents were present and This joke, I'm going to put that in quotes, drew booze from the crowd. Several employees told media outlets, there's a great piece in a 404 media that's almost like a real time play by play of all the different staffers reaching out to 404 anonymously to be like, uh, can you believe he said this? You should report that he said this. He said this, y'all, did you hear what he said? He said this. So that gives you a sense of how much people are …”View more
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Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff made a controversial joke about ICE agents during a keynote at an internal conference, drawing boos from the audience of international employees. The backlash was so significant that a recording of his speech mysteriously omitted the joke, raising eyebrows about the company's handling of the situation. This incident highlights the disconnect between leadership and the diverse workforce at Salesforce.
There Are No Girls on the Internet·Amazon Ring Super Bowl Ad BACKFIRES; YouTubers Exploit Women's Arrest Videos; Salesforce CEO ICE "Joke" – NEWS ROUNDUP!·Feb 14, 2026
“We got to get into the shocking turn of events involving Max Crosby. Ocho, Raiders broke the news that the trade had sending Max Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens for two first round draft picks had been rescinded. Raiders alleged in a statement that the Ravens had backed out of the agreement reached four days earlier. It was then reported that medical concerns arose during Crosby's physical and were a catalyst for the dissolution of the deal. Ravens GM, Eric DaCosta, said today, nobody is more except than him. Gutted by it, …”“We got to get into the shocking turn of events involving Max Crosby. Ocho, Raiders broke the news that the trade had sending Max Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens for two first round draft picks had been rescinded. Raiders alleged in a statement that the Ravens had backed out of the agreement reached four days earlier. It was then reported that medical concerns arose during Crosby's physical and were a catalyst for the dissolution of the deal. Ravens GM, Eric DaCosta, said today, nobody is more except than him. Gutted by it, actually, big regret for me, but we will move forward as a football team. DaCosta added that losing Senator Tyler Lindenbaum to the Raiders, the Ravens envisioned a possibility of pairing Crosby with Henderson, excuse me, with Hendricks, whom the team signed today. But Crosby medical outlook prevented the possibility from materializing Jane Slater …”View more
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In a shocking turn of events, the Baltimore Ravens rescinded their trade for Max Crosby due to medical concerns discovered during his physical. Despite initial excitement about pairing him with their roster, the Ravens' GM expressed regret over the decision as Crosby's recovery timeline raises doubts about his readiness for the upcoming season.
Club Shay Shay·NFL Free Agency Week 1 Recap Part 1: Maxx Crosby CHAOS, Cowboys and 49ers FINALLY make moves·Mar 14, 2026
“… ivory and slaves moved along these routes like blood through arteries. The empire's capital cities, Niani, Timbuktu and Jene, were medieval Las Vegas. But instead of losing money, everyone was making it hand over fist. Merchants from as far away as Venice and Cairo would make the dangerous journey across the Sahara just to get a piece of the action. But here's where things get as twisty as a pretzel factory. The Mali Empire had a peculiar system of succession that would make even the most complicated family reunion look straightforward. The crown didn't automatically pass from father to son. …”“… Salt was literally worth its weight in gold, which was convenient since Musa had plenty of both. Picture the empire as a massive spiderweb, with Musa sitting at the centre, and every strand representing a trade route. Caravans loaded with gold, salt, ivory and slaves moved along these routes like blood through arteries. The empire's capital cities, Niani, Timbuktu and Jene, were medieval Las Vegas. But instead of losing money, everyone was making it hand over fist. Merchants from as far away as Venice and Cairo would make the dangerous journey across the Sahara just to get a piece of the action. But here's where things get as twisty as a pretzel factory. The Mali Empire had a peculiar system of succession that would make even the most complicated family reunion look straightforward. The crown didn't automatically pass from father to son. Instead, it went to the previous ruler's brother, then to his son, then to the next brother, and so on, like a royal game of musical chairs that could last for generations.”View more
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Mansa Musa, the richest person in history, vanished without a trace in 1337, leaving behind a legacy of wealth and cultural advancement in the Mali Empire. Known for his extravagant pilgrimage to Mecca that disrupted economies, Musa built libraries and universities, turning Timbuktu into a center of learning. His sudden disappearance remains one of history's greatest mysteries, with theories ranging from seclusion to undisclosed discoveries.
Boring History For Sleep | Gentle Storytelling And Ambient Sounds (Official)·The ENTIRE Story Of The Incas Who Were Conquered | Boring History·Mar 11, 2026
“… talks about it. So I don't know. It's complicated. Um, what do you think about people being like, okay, so the bachelorette gets canceled, but like NFL prime time every Sunday, every Thursday. Totally. There's a lot of, first of all, I will say that every time certain NFL players who I know have like a domestic violence pass come up, I'm like, uh, yeah, I don't root for that guy. So I will just say for me, I, I, I don't not talk about it at least like, you know, I'm happy to talk to you about Tyree kill and all the things he's been accused of doing. Like if you want to talk about it, certain …”“But like all over my Reddit, people are telling me Nick has a lot of like, you know, a lot of racist posts from when he was younger, too. Who's Nick? From Nick and Alandria. Nick Alandria. Oh, yeah. I've seen some of the stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Like no one talks about it. So I don't know. It's complicated. Um, what do you think about people being like, okay, so the bachelorette gets canceled, but like NFL prime time every Sunday, every Thursday. Totally. There's a lot of, first of all, I will say that every time certain NFL players who I know have like a domestic violence pass come up, I'm like, uh, yeah, I don't root for that guy. So I will just say for me, I, I, I don't not talk about it at least like, you know, I'm happy to talk to you about Tyree kill and all the things he's been accused of doing. Like if you want to talk about it, certain teams also, I think look the other way more than others or embrace more than others None of them are great but some I think are way way more like eh who cares Um and I do think the double standard for men and women is super real I mean you know, I also saw, but if that, if this were a guy, if Taylor were a guy, yeah, it would have been canceled. Oh …”View more
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The discussion highlights a stark double standard in accountability between reality TV stars and NFL players. While a reality star like Taylor Frankie Paul faces severe backlash for her actions, NFL players with histories of domestic violence often continue to play without significant consequences. The segment emphasizes how public perception and media coverage can differ drastically based on gender and the nature of the incident.
Bachelor Party·Taylor Frankie Paul Check-In, Even More ‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ News, a ‘Summer House’ Drama Explainer, and Reactions to ‘Love Overboard’·Mar 30, 2026
“… the Democrat Party. Then they take over the system. That's how it works. That's what's going on in Europe right now. That's what's going on in New York City and Dearborn, Michigan, and other parts of our country. Now, why am I getting into this? I want to go back to the truth about this Gracie Manchin bomb attempt because this is illustrative of exactly what I'm talking about an attempt to cover it up by the media by the first Muslim mayor of New York I call him that because he calls himself that but he's actually the first Marxist Muslim mayor of New York as well and over at National Review …”“… reprobates. But they want this to happen. They want us to turn into what you see in Europe. really for a temporary reason, because the Islamists vote Democrat. And they'll keep voting Democrat until they destroy not only the Republican Party, but the Democrat Party. Then they take over the system. That's how it works. That's what's going on in Europe right now. That's what's going on in New York City and Dearborn, Michigan, and other parts of our country. Now, why am I getting into this? I want to go back to the truth about this Gracie Manchin bomb attempt because this is illustrative of exactly what I'm talking about an attempt to cover it up by the media by the first Muslim mayor of New York I call him that because he calls himself that but he's actually the first Marxist Muslim mayor of New York as well and over at National Review the editors point out On Saturday, an Internet troll named Jack Lang staged an anti-Muslim protest in front of Gracie Mansion. Currently, the residence of New York Mayor Zorhan Mandami. Both its title, Stop the Islamic Takeover of New York City, and Schedule Main Event, a pig roast, made its nature as an attention-getting provocation clear enough. …”View more
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The media is deliberately covering up the truth about terrorist attacks to protect political interests, particularly those aligned with the Democratic Party.
Mark Levin Podcast·The Best Of Mark Levin - 3/14/26·Mar 14, 2026
“… Angie was not a part of this. But yeah, so she was drugged and raped by Cosby in 1982. She should go. Yeah, so she's going to go down there. The NFL's L.A. Rams made history by adding two male cheerleaders to its spirit squad. The team announced the groundbreaking decision to add Quentin Perrin and Napoleon Ginny's to the squad, making them the first male cheerleaders in the NFL. They're going to perform the same routines as the ladies. Other teams like the Baltimore Ravens and the Colts have men who perform stunts with the cheerleaders, but they don't dance. This is every college in …”“… or something not in the proper penal system, right? Yeah, that's 35 years ago. You can always, like, sue or something. But not, I don't think you can. But she says she was drugged and raped by him. Janice? Yeah. Yeah. What about Angie? Janice as well? Angie was not a part of this. But yeah, so she was drugged and raped by Cosby in 1982. She should go. Yeah, so she's going to go down there. The NFL's L.A. Rams made history by adding two male cheerleaders to its spirit squad. The team announced the groundbreaking decision to add Quentin Perrin and Napoleon Ginny's to the squad, making them the first male cheerleaders in the NFL. They're going to perform the same routines as the ladies. Other teams like the Baltimore Ravens and the Colts have men who perform stunts with the cheerleaders, but they don't dance. This is every college in America. Both men are classically trained dancers and made the team after a grueling three-week audition process. Hmm. Three weeks. Yeah. They should make a reality show about those three weeks. I would watch that. Yeah. That's probably in the can already. So cynical. We just won't stop. We won't stop until everything that formerly existed is undone. You …”View more
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The NFL made history by adding two male cheerleaders, leading to hilarious discussions about the implications of this change. One standout moment is the suggestion of a reality show covering their grueling audition process, which sparks laughter and cynicism about societal shifts in cheerleading roles.
Adam Carolla Show·Chuck Negron + Stephen Malkmus (Carolla Classics)·Apr 26, 2026
“… that's Eugenio Suarez. He was on the Mariners at the end of last season. Tigers now? I don't know where he's playing. Well you got to keep up with NFL too You got guys switching teams Yeah NFL I figure that out when fantasy draft comes up Freaking Broncos got Waddle They got Waddle They paid a lot for him Boomer is stoked. Is he a Bronco fan? Yeah, and Bo Nix, he'll be back, right? That was just a little foot fetish he had or whatever. Yeah, he had a foot fetish that kept him out. I mean, he's good to go. I think he's back playing now. And Titans making moves? Titans made moves? Well, they're …”“Suarez, the Yankees guy? No, that's Eugenio Suarez. He was on the Mariners at the end of last season. Tigers now? I don't know where he's playing. Well you got to keep up with NFL too You got guys switching teams Yeah NFL I figure that out when fantasy draft comes up Freaking Broncos got Waddle They got Waddle They paid a lot for him Boomer is stoked. Is he a Bronco fan? Yeah, and Bo Nix, he'll be back, right? That was just a little foot fetish he had or whatever. Yeah, he had a foot fetish that kept him out. I mean, he's good to go. I think he's back playing now. And Titans making moves? Titans made moves? Well, they're also going to get Jeremiah Love. No, they're not. yeah they are you think so yeah so they're gonna they're gonna have a great quarterback a new color blue but don't they already have pollard and jeremiah love cool two-headed monster yeah but i mean i don't want to talk football right now i want to talk world baseball classic it was so fun to watch …”View more
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The USA's performance in the World Baseball Classic was disappointing, with poor management and a lack of understanding of tournament rules contributing to their loss against Venezuela.
The Bobby Bones Show·SORE LOSERS: Why Does Scuba Steve Hate America?·Mar 20, 2026
“… and I were actually at this same cheer competition that we're going to discuss. It's called Jams. It's a large cheer competition. They have it in Vegas every year. It's always Valentine's weekend. Like how many teams or kids? or? I mean, thousands. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's, it's from all, all the states, from all, from all the states, from all the cheer gems. It's a big one. It's called jams. Um, this was Annabelle's second year going. We were there last year. It's always on Valentine's day weekend in Vegas which is always ironic to me because Shane and I actually got married in Vegas on …”“Also, this happened a couple of weekends ago. Annabelle and I were actually at this same cheer competition that we're going to discuss. It's called Jams. It's a large cheer competition. They have it in Vegas every year. It's always Valentine's weekend. Like how many teams or kids? or? I mean, thousands. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's, it's from all, all the states, from all, from all the states, from all the cheer gems. It's a big one. It's called jams. Um, this was Annabelle's second year going. We were there last year. It's always on Valentine's day weekend in Vegas which is always ironic to me because Shane and I actually got married in Vegas on Valentine Day So now I celebrate our anniversary in Vegas without Shane But Annabelle and I spend you know Valentine Day together on our anniversary now Good. For cheer competitions. Good. There we go. All right. So Adalyn Smith, this is the name of the cheerleader. She was an 11-year-old cheerleader from Utah who was found dead alongside her …”View more
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At a recent cheer competition in Las Vegas called Jams, an 11-year-old cheerleader named Adalyn Smith and her mother were found dead in their hotel room after failing to show up for their scheduled performance. The strict schedules at these competitions raised immediate concerns when they didn't appear, leading to a tragic discovery that shocked the cheer community. This incident highlights the intense pressure and expectations surrounding competitive cheerleading.
Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra Judge·Legally Brunette: Las Vegas Cheer Murders, Britney Spears, Diddy & Bryan Kohberger·Mar 10, 2026
“Is Jim Carrey gone? Has he been cloned? What is going on? Plus, we have a Nancy Benet Ramsey update. A few updates, but I don't know if they're really telling us anything. I'm going to get into Screen 7. I watched it over the weekend, so expect some spoilers at the end. And Claudia Oshry from The Toast. She's got some tea that she's spilling. It's juicy, baby. This is No Filter with Zach Peter. your go-to source for all the latest pop culture and reality tvt surf fresh all week long now let's dive in what's up everybody in the clear …”“Is Jim Carrey gone? Has he been cloned? What is going on? Plus, we have a Nancy Benet Ramsey update. A few updates, but I don't know if they're really telling us anything. I'm going to get into Screen 7. I watched it over the weekend, so expect some spoilers at the end. And Claudia Oshry from The Toast. She's got some tea that she's spilling. It's juicy, baby. This is No Filter with Zach Peter. your go-to source for all the latest pop culture and reality tvt surf fresh all week long now let's dive in what's up everybody in the clear welcome on in welcome on in welcome on in please pray for me because my patience is being tested this week is mercury in the microwave this week is that what's happening. Just the number of miscommunications and tech issues. And I, my patience is being tested. So just take a deep breath. We're going to collectively just not allow the cortisol in …”View more
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New activity has emerged in the ongoing Nancy Guthrie case, prompting investigators to return to her home for further searches. Despite previous indications that the case had gone cold, fresh leads have sparked renewed interest, including a mysterious letter that has caught media attention. This update reveals the complexities and emotional weight surrounding the investigation, highlighting the family's ongoing struggle for closure.
No Filter With Zack Peter·Jim Carrey Cloned?! Plus, Claudia Oshry Drags New RHONY, Nancy Guthrie Case Goes Cold, & Scream 7!·Mar 04, 2026
“… ethical standards. Oh, now we're using ethical standards in sports? I'm just saying that. Now, that's what's going on here? The former coach of the New England Patriots, 75 years old, is dating a 25-year-old. But he's not cheating on a wife and she's married. We're not using social standards. We're talking about the moral interpreted clauses that are in all the contracts. No, I don't know the story here. Let me go to Tom, then. Are we saying that you can cheat Is that what this is Go ahead Tom Is this your job I trying to recover from what I just heard Tom you going to be okay buddy Yeah I don know So there …”“Like, what happens? There are ethical standards in sports. Like, if people violate certain ethical standards. Oh, now we're using ethical standards in sports? I'm just saying that. Now, that's what's going on here? The former coach of the New England Patriots, 75 years old, is dating a 25-year-old. But he's not cheating on a wife and she's married. We're not using social standards. We're talking about the moral interpreted clauses that are in all the contracts. No, I don't know the story here. Let me go to Tom, then. Are we saying that you can cheat Is that what this is Go ahead Tom Is this your job I trying to recover from what I just heard Tom you going to be okay buddy Yeah I don know So there are moral interpretive clauses in this He is in a position of leadership. He needs to represent himself. The NFL does or does not have a women's abuse problem dating back a decade until things started popping up, everything from a running back slapping his wife slash girlfriend around in an elevator. to things that have been going on. And yes, and …”View more
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The NFL faces a major distraction as a prominent coach's personal life spills into the public eye, raising questions about ethical standards in sports leadership. With a 75-year-old coach dating a 25-year-old journalist, critics argue that his actions undermine his role as a leader and set a poor example for young athletes. The controversy could overshadow the upcoming NFL season, impacting team dynamics and public perception.
PBD Podcast·Trump's 'Shoot And Kill' Order + Ilhan Omar SNAPS | PBD #784·Apr 24, 2026
“… really cool. So yeah, we had a great time. And I, yeah, she, she was, I don't know, I was never like, I think I super thankful that I grew up in New England and was unaware of like the hype And I mean I was obsessed with movies and actors but I wasn like I wasn intimidated by other actors or actresses It was more, you know, it was just I kind of felt like I belonged. This is where I belong kind of thing. So, and, yeah, her and I had, like, a great time. And then she left. I proposed to her at the end of season nine, this cool moment, and she didn't come back the next season. Well, there's your …”“… I'm like, those were awesome because we were, we were actually like, we just weren't, we were, it was like nobody else was around us. And you're just like, there's no cameras, there was no people. And we're just like, I don't know. They're, they're really cool. So yeah, we had a great time. And I, yeah, she, she was, I don't know, I was never like, I think I super thankful that I grew up in New England and was unaware of like the hype And I mean I was obsessed with movies and actors but I wasn like I wasn intimidated by other actors or actresses It was more, you know, it was just I kind of felt like I belonged. This is where I belong kind of thing. So, and, yeah, her and I had, like, a great time. And then she left. I proposed to her at the end of season nine, this cool moment, and she didn't come back the next season. Well, there's your answer. Bam, come on, what's up? So you join the cast of, as you said, the number one show in the world. How quickly does your life change once you've joined the cast? Well, here's the deal. So I get the phone call, and you think, they go, congratulations you got the job and then they go by the way here's the deal um they're gonna guarantee it's a …”View more
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David Chokachi shares a heartfelt moment from his time on the iconic show 'Baywatch,' highlighting his bond with Pamela Anderson. Despite the fame surrounding them, he reflects on their shared self-deprecating humor and grounded personalities, culminating in a surprising proposal to her at the end of season nine. This candid memory reveals how their genuine connection made their experiences on set memorable.
Pod Meets World·David Chokachi Meets World·Mar 30, 2026
“… They were so main, they were kicking the players when they were down and spitting on them. And as retaliation, he got in touch with the New England Patriotes, the New England Patriots legal department, and let them know another team had been using their name and logo. And they had to, got a cease and desist and had to change their name. And he never told anybody about it. I think it's, it's the personal one. I think, you know, I think it's the movie because that wife, come on. Yeah. But with the whole team, like they had this great thing going with that wife come on he left like days after …”“were called the Patriotes. They were so main, they were kicking the players when they were down and spitting on them. And as retaliation, he got in touch with the New England Patriotes, the New England Patriots legal department, and let them know another team had been using their name and logo. And they had to, got a cease and desist and had to change their name. And he never told anybody about it. I think it's, it's the personal one. I think, you know, I think it's the movie because that wife, come on. Yeah. But with the whole team, like they had this great thing going with that wife come on he left like days after no i'm on her side it sounded like you were complaining about her like she's a hater she should let him go like i'm a marvel guy that wife come on shout out to the couple for not bringing their two-day-old marvels to avengers endgame sure people don't know people who do that. No, I feel bad for the wife because what the hell is this? But he like, …”View more
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In a hilarious twist of fate, a team called the Patriotes faced a legal battle after a player reported them for using a similar name to the New England Patriots. This segment dives into the absurdity of sports rivalries and personal vendettas, highlighting the lengths some will go to in order to protect their brand. The discussion leads to a broader conversation about 'victimless crimes' in relationships and college antics.
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor, The Traitors & Reality TV - RHAP·RAANAP 317: Rob and Akiva Listener Confessions Bracket·Mar 21, 2026
“… Chuck. You're grounded. So, like you mentioned, I don't think these numbers are accurate anymore, but we generate, let's just say, a lot of millions of tons, hundreds of millions of tons of trash, and about 25 to 30 percent of that is recovered through recycling which includes composting which is good But that number if it was 70 would be amazing Does that include composting, that recycling number? Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah, if it be 70, that'd be great. Yeah. 80, why not? Yeah, let's shoot for 90. Well, supposedly Seattle itself has a goal of something like 60% to 70% of all of its trash being …”“And to the extent where I thought we had done one on composting. Not yet. But we had not until about five and a half minutes ago. And that's a guess. So if you write and say, like, it was eight minutes, Chuck. You're grounded. So, like you mentioned, I don't think these numbers are accurate anymore, but we generate, let's just say, a lot of millions of tons, hundreds of millions of tons of trash, and about 25 to 30 percent of that is recovered through recycling which includes composting which is good But that number if it was 70 would be amazing Does that include composting, that recycling number? Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah, if it be 70, that'd be great. Yeah. 80, why not? Yeah, let's shoot for 90. Well, supposedly Seattle itself has a goal of something like 60% to 70% of all of its trash being recycled by the end of the year. Of course they do because Seattle does it right. And they actually have compulsory, mandatory composting now. You have to compost if you live in the city of Seattle. Why don't I live there? I don't know. I don't know. I ask myself that a lot. You know, Emily and I went for our two shows ago on that lovely spring …”View more
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Seattle's mandatory composting program is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at recycling 60-70% of the city's waste. The hosts discuss their personal experiences in Seattle, highlighting the ease of composting and its environmental benefits. They emphasize that anyone can start a small composting operation at home, making a positive impact with minimal effort.
Stuff You Should Know·Composting: Nature's Most Interesting Process·Mar 20, 2026
“… K. Brown is awesome. Yeah. He is. He's freaking awesome. Eddie, story. Man, I don't know what to think about this. I don't know if the St. Louis Cardinals are stupid or if it's just the best thing in the world. I saw a story where the St. Louis Cardinals, for this next season coming up, they're going to give tickets for $29 with bottomless concessions. Yeah, it's specific things. Dude, you tell that to me with four boys. Well, you got to pay $29 for each kid. That's fine. $30? Great. And they get to have 20 hot dogs? Yeah. Popcorn? That's where they get you. Are sales down? No, no. They just want …”“… was like is this about to get like uh oh Amy I'm not going to say anything That was close. I think season two is better than season one, and I love season one. Mike Dots. I'd say the storyline is stronger and is getting there. It's really good. Sterling K. Brown is awesome. Yeah. He is. He's freaking awesome. Eddie, story. Man, I don't know what to think about this. I don't know if the St. Louis Cardinals are stupid or if it's just the best thing in the world. I saw a story where the St. Louis Cardinals, for this next season coming up, they're going to give tickets for $29 with bottomless concessions. Yeah, it's specific things. Dude, you tell that to me with four boys. Well, you got to pay $29 for each kid. That's fine. $30? Great. And they get to have 20 hot dogs? Yeah. Popcorn? That's where they get you. Are sales down? No, no. They just want people there. And the Cardinals maybe haven't been as good lately. but it's also they're gonna make a killing off this promotion people can't eat that much oh oh oh i'd beg to differ six people all together can but you're also paying 180 bucks right yeah yeah well you did the math but thank you well if you're doing 30 and six yeah i trust you …”View more
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The St. Louis Cardinals are offering $29 tickets with bottomless concessions, and the hosts hilariously debate whether this is genius or just a ploy. One host imagines taking his six kids and how they might not be able to eat as much as they think, leading to a funny buffet analogy. The banter about souvenirs and parental guilt adds a relatable twist to the segment.
The Bobby Bones Show·WEDS PT 2: Bobby Rude Comment From Celebrity + Morgan Met Swingers + Amy Got Hit On By A Woman·Mar 04, 2026
“… because you have to do the pitch at the end, like to book a party with me. And I said, I mean, it's see me, get me now with a party or see me in Las Vegas later. You're right. It's up to y'all. But I felt in my heart, y'all, I thought I'll be on TV one day. You know, I'll be in Las Vegas. I'm gonna be doing, which was crazy. But I thought that. I felt that every time. And then the company noticed. Yes. You have to see it. You have to see it to believe it. You really, really do. If you don't believe in you, no one else is gonna. Yeah. It's so true. And I always believed it. I've got real worried. …”“And women could relate to it. And then I remember saying to women, because you have to do the pitch at the end, like to book a party with me. And I said, I mean, it's see me, get me now with a party or see me in Las Vegas later. You're right. It's up to y'all. But I felt in my heart, y'all, I thought I'll be on TV one day. You know, I'll be in Las Vegas. I'm gonna be doing, which was crazy. But I thought that. I felt that every time. And then the company noticed. Yes. You have to see it. You have to see it to believe it. You really, really do. If you don't believe in you, no one else is gonna. Yeah. It's so true. And I always believed it. I've got real worried. And right before I blew up, I told Chuck Morgan, I go, I don't think anything's gonna happen. I feel desperate. And I think I'm gonna open up a hardware store. And he was like, that's crazy. A hardware store. And you don't need to do that, Len. And that's the first time I had doubt. And I almost quit. And then that's, and I said, these social media …”View more
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A viral video transformed Leanne's jewelry career, proving that believing in yourself can lead to unexpected success. Despite doubts and the risk of abandoning her dreams for a hardware store, her investment in social media paid off when the first video she released went viral, propelling her to fame. This story highlights the importance of self-belief and the impact of social media on career development.
“… in a new president. The new president is not incentivized for the old president shit to work. Right. He's incentivized for his new shit that he greenlit. And you're like, I'm just fucked. They're not going to promote this movie. Right. It's disappointing. There's a lot of great things that get squashed in regime changes sometimes. And that's just the way that it goes. There's more business happening than people realize. Right. And then the timing of things, there's a great Chris Knight record that came out a long time ago that Frank Liddell produced that I love, but that record came out and …”“… some reason he was out. He would say I kind of went around him. Okay. And we're cool now. Like it's all good. This shit is the same in movies. Like I directed a movie at Warner Brothers right before it comes out. out, they fire the president, they bring in a new president. The new president is not incentivized for the old president shit to work. Right. He's incentivized for his new shit that he greenlit. And you're like, I'm just fucked. They're not going to promote this movie. Right. It's disappointing. There's a lot of great things that get squashed in regime changes sometimes. And that's just the way that it goes. There's more business happening than people realize. Right. And then the timing of things, there's a great Chris Knight record that came out a long time ago that Frank Liddell produced that I love, but that record came out and then the whole record label shut down, you know, like it got kind of squashed, but that was a great record. It just was unfortunate. Business timing, things like that happen all the time. Back to your luck thing. Half the game's luck, maybe more than I think it's probably 90% luck. The better comp is really, I can't imagine are you into formula one …”View more
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Many incredible albums never see the light of day due to record label politics and timing. A musician reflects on how a regime change at their label led to their new album being overlooked, illustrating the unpredictable nature of the music industry. This story highlights the crucial role of luck and relationships in achieving success in music.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard·Chris Stapleton·Jan 19, 2026
“… a limb which one are you gonna lose? My left leg, but I don't know left leg is good. Yeah. Yeah, pretty useless. I guess I understand that Ocean Ramsey and because you could hide Prosthetics legs with the new high-tech you know I mean great tech right yeah So you could wear jeans put a prosthetic on yeah, you could still kind of you know I mean Walk around but with an arm. I think it's harder to hide impossible Yeah, although the hands now are looking pretty realistic getting better Yeah, but you can't go like this or you know I'm in or shock out or anything you can't do you can't do a shock”“… behind him. Yeah, I mean no absolutely not what's cool about that Yeah, I think don't they kill humans You don't mind being killed I mean they'll tear off an arm what a bummer Oh That's a bummer yeah Yeah, you're right. You're right if you're gonna lose a limb which one are you gonna lose? My left leg, but I don't know left leg is good. Yeah. Yeah, pretty useless. I guess I understand that Ocean Ramsey and because you could hide Prosthetics legs with the new high-tech you know I mean great tech right yeah So you could wear jeans put a prosthetic on yeah, you could still kind of you know I mean Walk around but with an arm. I think it's harder to hide impossible Yeah, although the hands now are looking pretty realistic getting better Yeah, but you can't go like this or you know I'm in or shock out or anything you can't do you can't do a shock”View more
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Free diving can bring a profound sense of peace, as one diver discovered while exploring the depths with Atikalai. Despite the fear of sharks and the challenge of holding breath, the tranquility found underwater can be transformative. This moment of calm highlights the unexpected joy and connection to nature that comes from such experiences.
Bad Friends·Rudy Shoots Her Shot with Marcello Hernandez·Jan 19, 2026
“… of those actors who seems to be in everything. Movies like Malcolm X and The Cider House Rules and Get Shorty TV shows like The Good Fight and The Chicago Code. His latest role was in the hit movie Sinners. He joins us now. Delroy Lindo, welcome to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you. I'm such a big fan of yours. I feel like I've seen you in movies and TV for a very long time. But I don't really associate you with one role. And I was wondering, do other people, do people recognize you mostly for one thing or another? One thing or another, meaning different audience members have different …”“… prize, however, you did win a point for Joelle, which I know makes her very happy. She's doing a happy dance, so thank you so much for playing, Olivia, and thanks for calling. Bye-bye, Olivia. And now the game we call Not My Job. Delroy Lindo is one of those actors who seems to be in everything. Movies like Malcolm X and The Cider House Rules and Get Shorty TV shows like The Good Fight and The Chicago Code. His latest role was in the hit movie Sinners. He joins us now. Delroy Lindo, welcome to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you. I'm such a big fan of yours. I feel like I've seen you in movies and TV for a very long time. But I don't really associate you with one role. And I was wondering, do other people, do people recognize you mostly for one thing or another? One thing or another, meaning different audience members have different references. There is not one part in particular. That said, it has always occurred to me, watching you in all kinds of different things, that your characters have a certain quality that they all share. And I actually heard you tell a story. You were on stage quite recently with your good friend Denzel Washington. And he said, you know what? I'm going to …”View more
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Delroy Lindo recalls a memorable encounter with a bicycle messenger who recognized him as an actor and shared an amusing observation about his roles. This story highlights the respect he garnered early in his career and his joy in being able to support his mother financially after achieving success. Lindo's journey from struggling actor to celebrated star is both inspiring and relatable.
“After Mr. Hudson died in February 2000, Seattle's two daily newspapers published glowing pieces about him. The stories amplified Mr. Hudson's best qualities, his mentorship of students, his dedication to teaching, his passion for the outdoors. In the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, known as the PI, a reporter quoted students and parents who questioned the allegations and were angry about how the school district handled the case. The reporter's name was Rebecca Den, and in 2000, she was in her …”“After Mr. Hudson died in February 2000, Seattle's two daily newspapers published glowing pieces about him. The stories amplified Mr. Hudson's best qualities, his mentorship of students, his dedication to teaching, his passion for the outdoors. In the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, known as the PI, a reporter quoted students and parents who questioned the allegations and were angry about how the school district handled the case. The reporter's name was Rebecca Den, and in 2000, she was in her late 20s. and a staffer at the PI covering education. In the beginning, it didn't strike me as that notable because there were teachers being put on leave all the time. There were teachers being charged with abuse or more often forced to resign without charges. But you knew there was a lot of stuff going on. In one article, Rebecca quoted an …”View more
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Media coverage of Tom Hudson after his death in 2000 showcased a glorified image of him as a dedicated educator, despite hidden allegations of abuse. This segment reveals how journalist Rebecca Den's reporting evolved after a crucial conversation, leading to uncovering the truth behind Hudson's legacy and the pain of his victims. The struggle for transparency highlights the complexities of journalism and the impact of narratives on community healing.
Focus: Adults in the Room·Adults in the Room: Bad Apples·Apr 07, 2026
“… the top of your head, this is an issue. Well, we've sold a few recently. What's future primary? What's that? Oh, we already own that. That's in East Tennessee. Okay, got it. So it looks like there's about 12 here. 12, yeah. I mean, yeah. And we've sold four in the last year. Okay. So you've already begun this wind down. Correct. Yes. Not acquired anymore in the last year. But when you say you want to have some play money, you're not trying to get back to 12 properties again. No. Okay. No, but I like to have – so it's kind of the Warren Buffett thing, invest in what you know, right? And I know – I …”“… of have the freedom that I'm looking for. But yes, right now we set a little bit of cash aside where it says real estate fund, and it's $160 right now. We don't have the list up. How many houses do you all have right now? If you all don't know off the top of your head, this is an issue. Well, we've sold a few recently. What's future primary? What's that? Oh, we already own that. That's in East Tennessee. Okay, got it. So it looks like there's about 12 here. 12, yeah. I mean, yeah. And we've sold four in the last year. Okay. So you've already begun this wind down. Correct. Yes. Not acquired anymore in the last year. But when you say you want to have some play money, you're not trying to get back to 12 properties again. No. Okay. No, but I like to have – so it's kind of the Warren Buffett thing, invest in what you know, right? And I know – I feel like I've got a good grasp of real estate and in particular markets, right? And so I'd like a little bit like that 160 that's for real estate fund. That's what we're going to buy that fifth townhouse with. I want to ask on the townhomes, you're not using a management company on that though, are you? No. So that is – I'm just pushing back a little …”View more
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Owning multiple properties can quickly become a burden, especially when you're living abroad. Jason and Candida discuss their transition from a 12-property portfolio to a more manageable investment strategy, highlighting the importance of having a plan for unexpected issues, like a broken toilet, while they travel the world. This shift reflects a broader lesson in real estate: know when to simplify your investments for peace of mind.
Money Guy Show·From Broke in Their 30s to Millionaires in Their 50s | Making a Millionaire·Apr 27, 2026
“… took that $16 million, what is, check this out, what is $16 million at a, give me a conservative rate of return, Tom. Let's just go with current T-bills have been floating at four. Okay, 16 million at a 4% rate of return over 40 years. What will it look like? You ready Here what it will look like If I put million and then I would go at 6 then I would go at 8 then I would go at 10 If you put million not four years Rob you just said what it would do in four years, 40 years, okay? At 40 years, you know how much money that is? At only 4%, 77 million bucks. Rob, can you do me a favor? Take that same …”“… million. Let me tell you, if you play at such and such state versus ours, over here, you will save 13.3% of that $140 million. $140 million at 13.3% is what? $13, $26, $2.6, say $16 plus million. $16 million. I'm coming to you. And then I say, if you took that $16 million, what is, check this out, what is $16 million at a, give me a conservative rate of return, Tom. Let's just go with current T-bills have been floating at four. Okay, 16 million at a 4% rate of return over 40 years. What will it look like? You ready Here what it will look like If I put million and then I would go at 6 then I would go at 8 then I would go at 10 If you put million not four years Rob you just said what it would do in four years, 40 years, okay? At 40 years, you know how much money that is? At only 4%, 77 million bucks. Rob, can you do me a favor? Take that same question and put it at 6% over 40 years. So I just told you, by you not playing in LA and you playing in Florida, you save 13.3% on your seven-year contract, 140 million bucks, $16 million at 6%. You know what it is in 40 years? Vinny, $165 million you're losing just to play for LA or just to play for New York. But by the way, let's go say you …”View more
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A top NFL quarterback chose a team despite a $20 million higher offer due to tax implications. By playing in a state with lower taxes, he could save over $1.2 billion over his career, highlighting how state taxes can significantly impact player contracts. This reveals the complex relationship between sports, money, and local governance.
“… confused because I hate them both. Yeah, I don't know that an airport named after Alan Dulles is much better. No. From Puerto Vallarta in Mexico to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Woo! with a stopover in San Francisco, carrying 83 passengers and five crew under the command of Captain Ted Thompson and First Officer William Tansky, departed Puerto Vallarta at 1.37 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.”“… modern Mexican presidents. So flying out of Donald Trump International Airport in Palm Beach, Florida. Well, I mean, that's what National is going to be called in a few months. I thought he wanted to rename Dulles. Yeah, I always get the two confused because I hate them both. Yeah, I don't know that an airport named after Alan Dulles is much better. No. From Puerto Vallarta in Mexico to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Woo! with a stopover in San Francisco, carrying 83 passengers and five crew under the command of Captain Ted Thompson and First Officer William Tansky, departed Puerto Vallarta at 1.37 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.”View more
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On January 31, 2000, Alaska Airlines Flight 261 tragically crashed while flying from Mexico to Seattle, claiming the lives of all 88 people on board. The flight, under the command of Captain Ted Thompson, faced critical mechanical issues that ultimately led to its demise. This event not only shocked the aviation community but also prompted significant changes in airline safety regulations.
Well There‘s Your Problem·Episode 195: Alaska Airlines Flight 261·Mar 13, 2026
“… know what the offense just got much much much better with what they have already much better absolutely but I don't know what I don't know what the Dolphins are doing they got so much they got damn near $200 million in dead money they don't care they ain't tripping they're not tripping We can demolish everything and start all the way over from scratch. Damn How do you feel about your Broncos man I mean what y missing what you think y need now y got every goddamn whole feel nah look we solid but if you look at the teams when I look at the teams that like I look at the Rams they got a number one …”“… they're bad players, but I'm saying my criteria for being the number one, you got to be that boy. I like it. I like it. You got to be that boy. You got to require special attention. If somebody got a number one corner, they need to see you. Yeah. I know what the offense just got much much much better with what they have already much better absolutely but I don't know what I don't know what the Dolphins are doing they got so much they got damn near $200 million in dead money they don't care they ain't tripping they're not tripping We can demolish everything and start all the way over from scratch. Damn How do you feel about your Broncos man I mean what y missing what you think y need now y got every goddamn whole feel nah look we solid but if you look at the teams when I look at the teams that like I look at the Rams they got a number one receiver Puka and then you got Devontae you look at JSN you look at the teams and they got I just like and look I think Bo is good I thought Bo had an unbelievable season it would have been great to see what the Broncos could have done and he'd been healthy we'll never know do I think they would have won if they'd have had Bo would they beat the …”View more
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The Miami Dolphins are shaking things up by trading Jalen Waddle to the Denver Broncos, raising eyebrows across the NFL. With nearly $200 million in dead money, the Dolphins seem unfazed and ready to start fresh. This move could redefine their team dynamics and impact the Broncos' playoff aspirations.
Club Shay Shay·Nightcap Hour 2: Patrick Beverley says James Harden is BETTER than DWADE + SGA doesn’t get FAZED + Giannis REFUSES Bucks REQUEST to SHUT DOWN + Dolphins TRADE Jalen Waddle to BRONCOS·Mar 19, 2026
“… Yeah, it makes us feel better about our own lives. Yeah, I agree with that. But these are barely famous people I mean he famous I guess and he NFL famous She not really that famous I shouldn opine because it not my world I know nothing about sports and I never watch sports And I don't, I mean, I know the stars who really break out like Aaron Andrews, I know, but she's also sort of a friend, but I know virtually nobody beyond that. Well, this is, I guess it's probably one area where I actually may know a bit about it. I do know enough to know that at least back in the day, I'm pretty sure …”“… though. I think maybe there's some form of human nature that we famous people, I don't know, rich people, we want – I think we want them to be involved in scandals. Does that make sense? Do you think there's part of us that wants them? to be in Scandards. Yeah, it makes us feel better about our own lives. Yeah, I agree with that. But these are barely famous people I mean he famous I guess and he NFL famous She not really that famous I shouldn opine because it not my world I know nothing about sports and I never watch sports And I don't, I mean, I know the stars who really break out like Aaron Andrews, I know, but she's also sort of a friend, but I know virtually nobody beyond that. Well, this is, I guess it's probably one area where I actually may know a bit about it. I do know enough to know that at least back in the day, I'm pretty sure it's gone up by now that something like nine of the ten maybe ten of the ten most watch things on tv every year they're all nfl games you know we like to imagine that everybody's paying attention to politics like like you be everybody watching and listening right now but the truth is people are watching nfl football so to be the head nfl coach of a …”View more
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Celebrity gossip, including scandals involving NFL figures like Mike Vrabel, is driven by public fascination rather than genuine news value.
The Megyn Kelly Show·The NFL Coach-Reporter Scandal Explodes, and Blake Lively Wants $300 Million of "Mean Girl" Money, with Jesse Kelly and Zack Peter | Ep. 1303·Apr 24, 2026
“… no fear the three-point shooting i just don't want to see them there's other teams i would rather play in that spot um and then the other one is cleveland who thought they were playing this perfectly and it's like oh yeah four or five we'll play toronto we'll beat them then we'll play detroit we love playing detroit we can beat them and now they have to play this incredibly frisky atlanta team that uh lots of hawks fans are saying you refuse to talk about now i but just who are these hawks fans i had like a three minute monologue at the end of my last podcast with michael pina about an akil …”“lanes here yeah it's it's i think a little early for them to expect to just go in and beat boston with that said i don't want to see them in the 2-7 matchup okay i just don't i don't want to see that i don't want to see their dudes i think they play with no fear the three-point shooting i just don't want to see them there's other teams i would rather play in that spot um and then the other one is cleveland who thought they were playing this perfectly and it's like oh yeah four or five we'll play toronto we'll beat them then we'll play detroit we love playing detroit we can beat them and now they have to play this incredibly frisky atlanta team that uh lots of hawks fans are saying you refuse to talk about now i but just who are these hawks fans i had like a three minute monologue at the end of my last podcast with michael pina about an akil alexander walker jalen johnson inverted pick and roll and how beautiful it was i got one email i got one email from a disgruntled Hawks fan. Look, if the Cavs, the Hawks are a very good team and this has been one of the few we gonna get to this It been one of the great stories of the the NBA season this sort of identity post Young that they have It was …”View more
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If the Cleveland Cavaliers lose to the Atlanta Hawks in the first round of the playoffs, it could trigger a massive shakeup within the team. Despite having home court advantage, doubts loom over their ability to perform, which could lead to trade rumors surrounding star player Donovan Mitchell and others. This scenario sets the stage for a potential overhaul if they can't secure a victory.
The Bill Simmons Podcast·The 2026 Made-Up NBA Awards With Zach Lowe·Apr 06, 2026
“… Yeah. And I've really changed my tune on players not carrying over the past month just from college. to guys like because i used to cover the jets and the giants like for a newspaper here in new york city like this is what i've done for the past 10 years i've met a lot of guys they are like furious because you're like what is this mechanism yeah that is allowing you guys to operate with so much secrecy where you have jc treader i mean shout out to like the people who ran against him or were there for a minute but functionally like practically he ran unopposed for the executive director …”“It's unnecessary. It's been out of the league, too. Like, yeah, there's no reason to do it. Unless you, as a power structure, are interested in him having eligibility to keep funneling your money at expense of the players. Yeah. And I've really changed my tune on players not carrying over the past month just from college. to guys like because i used to cover the jets and the giants like for a newspaper here in new york city like this is what i've done for the past 10 years i've met a lot of guys they are like furious because you're like what is this mechanism yeah that is allowing you guys to operate with so much secrecy where you have jc treader i mean shout out to like the people who ran against him or were there for a minute but functionally like practically he ran unopposed for the executive director role and so you whittle it out to from 300 candidates to three yeah and one of them is jc tratter and the other is the the commissioner of like the sixth most important college football conference in the country and then a hollywood movie like union exec guy i mean that's that's that's functionally unopposed and then with jaylen reed laban we don't …”View more
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The NFL Players Association is facing a troubling reality as players express frustration over leadership dynamics and the lack of transparency in decision-making. With upcoming negotiations for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement, concerns grow about the long-term consequences for players who risk their health for financial stability. The segment highlights the stark realities of former players suffering from the physical toll of the sport and the systemic issues that perpetuate this cycle.
Behind the Bastards·It Could Happen Here Weekly 227·Apr 11, 2026
“Breaking NFL news, Paulie? It's so saucy that we're playing the guess the NFL news game. Okay. Aaron Rodgers is coming back. Okay. Kirk Cousins has signed a contract for next season. Okay. Whom has he signed a contract with? Todd? The Browns adding yet another quarterback. Okay. All right. Satan? This was described as lightly saucy. It's a bit confusing as a strategy for this team. Okay. How about the Steelers? He signed with the Steelers then. Okay. All …”“Breaking NFL news, Paulie? It's so saucy that we're playing the guess the NFL news game. Okay. Aaron Rodgers is coming back. Okay. Kirk Cousins has signed a contract for next season. Okay. Whom has he signed a contract with? Todd? The Browns adding yet another quarterback. Okay. All right. Satan? This was described as lightly saucy. It's a bit confusing as a strategy for this team. Okay. How about the Steelers? He signed with the Steelers then. Okay. All right. Marvin? The Vikings. Good guess. Nope. That's saucy, though. Yeah. How about the Rams? According to his agent, Kirk Cousins has signed with the Raiders. What? Okay. The Las Vegas Raiders? I checked. They're still in Vegas. Okay. What? I'm good with it. Why? Because I don't want Mendoza, if he's not ready to start right away, and even if he …”View more
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The Raiders' signing of Kirk Cousins is a questionable move that could lead to unnecessary spending and quarterback controversies.
The Dan Patrick Show·Hour 1 – Wemby Fatigue, Kirk Cousins in Vegas·Apr 02, 2026
“Speaking of Sean McVeigh the Rams considered shopping veteran wide receiver davante adams in the offseason but ultimately decided against it we felt like it was best for our team and if we felt like that we would have done it mcveigh said per the la times but we did not think it was the best for our team so we're excited to be able to move forward with him he told reporters he spoke openly with a 33 year old receiver about potential trade talks boy adams was a beast this last …”“Speaking of Sean McVeigh the Rams considered shopping veteran wide receiver davante adams in the offseason but ultimately decided against it we felt like it was best for our team and if we felt like that we would have done it mcveigh said per the la times but we did not think it was the best for our team so we're excited to be able to move forward with him he told reporters he spoke openly with a 33 year old receiver about potential trade talks boy adams was a beast this last year in the red zone. Yeah. Especially in the five, four, three, two, one yard line. Yes. He is, well, you put him with a quarterback like Matt Stafford. That guy has proven that he's an elite wide receiver in the league. And of course, if I'm the Rams, no chance am I letting him walk out of that building because you've got Pukunokua right there. …”View more
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In a hilarious twist, the Rams almost traded Devante Adams but decided against it, leaving fans to wonder what could've been. The discussion takes a comedic turn as they dive into the absurdity of announcing Hard Knocks features two years in advance, questioning if the Patriots can actually back out of their commitment.
The Bobby Bones Show·Lots to Say: New Dad Duties, Owners Meetings, and Clutch Moments!·Apr 01, 2026
“Finally, the first round of the NFL draft came and went last night, and Fernando Mendoza, quarterback from Indiana University, went number one overall to the Las Vegas Raiders. After Mendoza, the Ohio State became the first school in 59 years to have four of the first 11 picks of the draft, led by wide receiver Carnell Tate. And Notre Dame made history with two running backs taken from the same school in the first round for the first time ever. The host city of Pittsburgh showed …”“Finally, the first round of the NFL draft came and went last night, and Fernando Mendoza, quarterback from Indiana University, went number one overall to the Las Vegas Raiders. After Mendoza, the Ohio State became the first school in 59 years to have four of the first 11 picks of the draft, led by wide receiver Carnell Tate. And Notre Dame made history with two running backs taken from the same school in the first round for the first time ever. The host city of Pittsburgh showed out too. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell set a record 320,000 people attended the first night of the draft, beating out the previous record from Detroit two years ago. Neil, you told me yesterday that the draft ranks very, very low on your list of must-see sporting events. Did last night change your mind? Well, like a lot of other NFL fans, we've …”View more
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Fernando Mendoza's selection as the first overall pick by the Raiders is a testament to his unique off-field interests and business acumen, which could influence his impact on the team.
Morning Brew Daily·US Soldier Caught Betting in Maduro Raid & Marijuana Reclassified as Less Dangerous·Apr 24, 2026
“And how have you seen pro athletes gravitate to the sport? Obviously, the NFL guys or Pro Bowl has evolved into a flag football game. But what has that feel been like? Obviously, because you guys are doing your thing, NFL is doing their thing, but the NFL is clearly investing into you guys. So how have you seen maybe players gravitate to it? And what's the sentiment out there? I think it's cool to know that they're backing the sport 100%. and I love to hear, like when we were in San Fran on the sideline for like, Toyota …”“And how have you seen pro athletes gravitate to the sport? Obviously, the NFL guys or Pro Bowl has evolved into a flag football game. But what has that feel been like? Obviously, because you guys are doing your thing, NFL is doing their thing, but the NFL is clearly investing into you guys. So how have you seen maybe players gravitate to it? And what's the sentiment out there? I think it's cool to know that they're backing the sport 100%. and I love to hear, like when we were in San Fran on the sideline for like, Toyota did a glow-up game with the girls in the area, and like to have some of the NFL guys on the sideline, like trying to learn the flag plays and stuff like that. It's cool to see the exposure to the game, and then like you said, the Pro Bowl runs a flag game. So it's just really exciting, and I think the only thing that we just want to see is like …”View more
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The NFL's involvement in flag football is gaining momentum, with professional players showing interest and support for the sport. As Team USA Flag Football athletes Isabella Geraci and Nico Casares share, this backing not only elevates the sport's visibility but also enhances the training and competitive landscape as they prepare for the upcoming Olympics.
Stay Tranquilo·Inside Team USA Flag Football with Isabella Geraci & Nico Casares | Road to the Olympics·Mar 19, 2026
“… stuff because the more of us that are doing it, the harder it is for the richest people in the world to actually ignore the findings. Pablo, the New England Patriots built themselves up after losing Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. They tried to draft Tom Brady's replacement in Mac Jones. They whiffed on that and then they got Drake May. And now they're back in the Super Bowl all before Joel Embiid made it to a conference final. That's a wrap on the process, right? You give up. They lost by 40 to Charlotte. That's it. That's it on the process. Stop. Just hang it up. Even if they were to be successful, it …”“… Hunter Brook. We need more like the thing I want to be very clear about this. I can be territorial in terms of like trying to establish why we do what we do. But Lord, I would welcome help. I would love to platform other journalists who are doing this stuff because the more of us that are doing it, the harder it is for the richest people in the world to actually ignore the findings. Pablo, the New England Patriots built themselves up after losing Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. They tried to draft Tom Brady's replacement in Mac Jones. They whiffed on that and then they got Drake May. And now they're back in the Super Bowl all before Joel Embiid made it to a conference final. That's a wrap on the process, right? You give up. They lost by 40 to Charlotte. That's it. That's it on the process. Stop. Just hang it up. Even if they were to be successful, it wasn't because of the process at this point. Like that's it. Charlotte was up 50 in the third quarter and Embiid wasn't playing. Up 50 yesterday. I'm trying to talk about war crimes and you're bringing me Joel Embiid's knees. Really? Guy never plays. Less than 50% of the game. We're all trying to embrace us being able to say into a microphone when we …”View more
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The NBA is facing a scandal far greater than John Morant's gun incident; it involves an owner allegedly enabling war crimes through technology. Investigative journalist Pablo Torre highlights that the real issue lies in the league's accountability regarding these serious allegations, not just player misbehavior. As the investigation unfolds, the media must prioritize these findings to ensure justice and transparency in the league.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz·Hour 1: Dan's Racist Mistake (feat. Pablo Torre & Tyrod Huntley)·Jan 27, 2026
“And I think, you know, I appreciate the listeners comment about these programs being sometimes the easiest to cut. And I think that a part of that reason and a part of the reason that you had never heard of this program is that prevention can be hard to measure because when it works, the crisis never happens. Right. We heard the commissioner and Elizabeth and others telling stories about, you know, we gave out that smoke detector and then two weeks later there was a fire. Well, sometimes we get that phone call that tells …”“And I think, you know, I appreciate the listeners comment about these programs being sometimes the easiest to cut. And I think that a part of that reason and a part of the reason that you had never heard of this program is that prevention can be hard to measure because when it works, the crisis never happens. Right. We heard the commissioner and Elizabeth and others telling stories about, you know, we gave out that smoke detector and then two weeks later there was a fire. Well, sometimes we get that phone call that tells us that happened, but more often than not, those things are just happening in the background. And so the truth about this, a program like this, is that when it works, it's often invisible. And so I think that, as Katrina mentioned, this threat, which hopefully is passing, is giving us an opportunity to really communicate a lot more about what the …”View more
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A woman and her five children narrowly escaped a devastating fire, thanks to a smoke detector installed by a community health worker from the Healthy Neighborhoods Program. This powerful story highlights the critical impact of preventive health measures in underserved neighborhoods, where such initiatives can literally save lives. The conversation emphasizes the importance of addressing health disparities in the poorest zip codes.
Connections Podcast·Is the future of a live-saving program in jeopardy?·Mar 11, 2026
“… So I guess someone came in and bought the dip. Let's wrap the show with a fun fact. Amazon's robo-taxi service, Zoox, is expanding to Phoenix and Dallas. Now, Zoox currently only operates in San Francisco and Las Vegas, but they're expanding quickly. They're now testing in 10 different cities. The reason they picked Dallas and Phoenix is pretty interesting. They want to test their sensors and batteries against extreme heat. Then you add in the dust and the wide open sprawling highways. It's a very different environment from the tight city streets of San Francisco. Now, during the testing phase, …”“… 75% of its value in the past five years, and shares are down more than 8% this morning in reaction to the earnings. Actually, quick correction, I just checked Kohl's stock again. It was down like 8% this morning, and now it's up like 5% at the open. So I guess someone came in and bought the dip. Let's wrap the show with a fun fact. Amazon's robo-taxi service, Zoox, is expanding to Phoenix and Dallas. Now, Zoox currently only operates in San Francisco and Las Vegas, but they're expanding quickly. They're now testing in 10 different cities. The reason they picked Dallas and Phoenix is pretty interesting. They want to test their sensors and batteries against extreme heat. Then you add in the dust and the wide open sprawling highways. It's a very different environment from the tight city streets of San Francisco. Now, during the testing phase, they're going to be sending out a small fleet of retrofitted Toyota Highlanders with a safety driver behind the wheel to map the roads. Once that's done, they'll bring in their custom built robo taxis, which look way different than a Waymo, by the way. These Zoox cars don't have a steering wheel or anything. It's literally a box on four wheels. …”View more
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Rivian's stock is surging after an upgrade, driven by excitement around their upcoming R2 electric SUV, which could drastically increase demand. In stark contrast, Kohl's is struggling with 16 consecutive quarters of declining sales, leading to a significant drop in stock value. Meanwhile, Amazon's Zoox is expanding its robo-taxi service, hinting at a growing competition in the autonomous vehicle market.
The Rundown·Oil Prices Pull Back, Live Nation Settles Major Antitrust Case·Mar 10, 2026
“… semi-private? JSX is like a private plane type thing. You get free drinks. You just pay a little bit extra. It's like 500 bucks one way. Between Vegas and California? Vegas and Denver. There's a couple flights. They got like Phoenix to Denver. Las Vegas to Denver. It's a small jet? Yeah, they're like little private jets. They're sick. That's actually really cool. It's really nice. It's basically the Segway between commercial and private. So we couldn't do that, though. Toss up the dough for it. We could get a Segway, though. No, they're like... Because they're not an airport location. That's …”“… working on it. The gap would be the perfect addition. It does. It does look like you're in prison. Made Johnny Knoxville in prison. He flies commercial, huh? No, that was JSX. What's that mean? Semi-private. You were flying private? Semi-private. What's semi-private? JSX is like a private plane type thing. You get free drinks. You just pay a little bit extra. It's like 500 bucks one way. Between Vegas and California? Vegas and Denver. There's a couple flights. They got like Phoenix to Denver. Las Vegas to Denver. It's a small jet? Yeah, they're like little private jets. They're sick. That's actually really cool. It's really nice. It's basically the Segway between commercial and private. So we couldn't do that, though. Toss up the dough for it. We could get a Segway, though. No, they're like... Because they're not an airport location. That's what I'm saying. It wouldn't be worth it. I said we could get a Segway. Segway testing. That's a video right there. We should actually... You get a couple of those? Those just kind of fell off. They were sick. Well, the guy who... He drove off a cliff. Yeah, unfortunately. All black? No. Mr. Segway himself. The guy who created them, I believe. A …”View more
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The inventor of the Segway met a tragic fate when he accidentally rode one off a cliff while trying to avoid a dog walker. This bizarre incident happened in North Yorkshire, England, and highlights the unexpected dangers of seemingly harmless inventions. It's a wild story that showcases how even the most innovative minds can have unexpected endings.
Life Wide Open with CboysTV·Ryan CAUGHT in CboysTV Video, Prank War Aftermath, & Why Ken Drinks on Planes·Mar 10, 2026
“… that you build a cash war chest. So if the markets were to cycle down like this again in the future, they don't take you out. And that what we do at Ramsey We take a percentage of our gross revenues of our net profits every month and set them aside as additional savings called retained earnings And so when COVID hits and we lose a bazillion dollars worth of revenue for a few months there, we don't go out of business because we're sitting on a war chest of cash. And that's how you build up in the future. But of course, in order to get there, you've got to experience a turnaround in the …”“… is called profit, right? That's no kidding, huh? And so as that happens, you clean up the debt first before you do capital expansions. And from this point forward, you start setting aside percentages of your profits for retained earnings so that you build a cash war chest. So if the markets were to cycle down like this again in the future, they don't take you out. And that what we do at Ramsey We take a percentage of our gross revenues of our net profits every month and set them aside as additional savings called retained earnings And so when COVID hits and we lose a bazillion dollars worth of revenue for a few months there, we don't go out of business because we're sitting on a war chest of cash. And that's how you build up in the future. But of course, in order to get there, you've got to experience a turnaround in the marketplace, which, again, I have no expertise to comment on that one way or the other. Yeah, we're flying blind on that. I do want to ask a derivative, though. What is the biggest driver of you going into debt? Is it that lost revenue? Are the expenses are out of control?”View more
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Despite facing significant farming debt and market challenges, a young farmer expresses optimism for the future, largely due to his father's experience and guidance. They discuss the importance of managing expenses and building a cash reserve to weather financial storms, emphasizing the need for strategic planning in agriculture. This hopeful outlook contrasts with the struggles of peers who lack a clear path forward.
The Ramsey Show·Build Wealth Faster by Understanding Opportunity Cost·Mar 10, 2026
“… ready to serve. You know, I've never met someone that actually, you were basically a veterinarian that went to the Navy and worked on mostly just dolphins, That was basically what you studied on, correct? Yeah, that's right. Yeah, brought in to help. It's a huge testament to the Navy, right? So they have this population of Navy dolphins that have been there, live in San Diego Bay since the 1960s. To their credit, they brought me in to help the dolphins. So it wasn't the fact that this has turned to spinning out to be able to improve human health is great. But this whole thing started because they …”“… how diseases work in a lot of different species And then you understand the disease So that triggered that I went to veterinary school got my epidemiology degree over at Emory Next thing you know you in the Navy Yeah, there you go, signing up, ready to serve. You know, I've never met someone that actually, you were basically a veterinarian that went to the Navy and worked on mostly just dolphins, That was basically what you studied on, correct? Yeah, that's right. Yeah, brought in to help. It's a huge testament to the Navy, right? So they have this population of Navy dolphins that have been there, live in San Diego Bay since the 1960s. To their credit, they brought me in to help the dolphins. So it wasn't the fact that this has turned to spinning out to be able to improve human health is great. But this whole thing started because they wanted to bring in a veterinary epidemiologist to study 60 years of health data to continually improve the health of their dolphins.”View more
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Stephanie Van Watson's journey to becoming a veterinary epidemiologist began with her childhood fascination for patterns and numbers. After discovering the field of epidemiology through a pivotal book, she pursued veterinary school and eventually served in the Navy, where she improved the health of dolphins with decades of health data. This unique path showcases how a passion for patterns can lead to unexpected and impactful careers.
Habits and Hustle·Episode 535: Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson: The Longevity Nutrient That Could Slow Aging and Protect Your Cells·Mar 10, 2026
“… and draft picks is something called the draft wheel. I think I first learned about it in the summer of 2013. I learned about it at a bar in Las Vegas, as many people learn things at bars in Las Vegas. I feel like NBA draft reforms is low on the list of things that people learn in bars in Las Vegas. Not during NBA Summer League. NBA Summer League, the NBA takes over Las Vegas. The season's over. Free agency is over. the draft is over. This is when people have these kind of conversations because there's nothing else going on. So at that bar there in Vegas, Zach finds himself talking to someone …”“… team's record and where it picks in the draft. Yeah, if your draft pick had nothing to do with how bad your record was, there would be no reason to intentionally lose games. One of the more elegant proposals for how to snap that connection between losing and draft picks is something called the draft wheel. I think I first learned about it in the summer of 2013. I learned about it at a bar in Las Vegas, as many people learn things at bars in Las Vegas. I feel like NBA draft reforms is low on the list of things that people learn in bars in Las Vegas. Not during NBA Summer League. NBA Summer League, the NBA takes over Las Vegas. The season's over. Free agency is over. the draft is over. This is when people have these kind of conversations because there's nothing else going on. So at that bar there in Vegas, Zach finds himself talking to someone he knows from the front office of the Boston Celtics, an executive named Mike Zarin. And Mike starts explaining to Zach his elaborate draft wheel idea. The wheel has 30 spokes, one for each first round selection. So there's a spoke for pick one, pick six, pick 10, pick 20, whatever. And then over 30 years, you just cycle like you're ticking around …”View more
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The NBA could eliminate tanking by disconnecting team records from draft picks through an innovative concept called the draft wheel. This system would randomly assign draft picks to teams over a 30-year cycle, ensuring that poor performance doesn't guarantee a top pick. However, small market teams fear this change could trap them in a cycle of bad performance without hope for improvement.
Planet Money·Planet Money vs. the NBA’s tanking problem·Mar 06, 2026
“… you here And that includes your son And that includes The business opportunity So in the name of Doing good by the Lord I have turned over 99% Of Ramsey now to the next Generation and I've turned over 80% of the operating To the next generation the only thing i'm doing other than that 20 is on air stuff like this right and but but i still could keep doing it i'm only 65 and i got plenty of energy left but but not having a plan and not doing that brings harm to things that i love which is my kids and this place neither one are are served best by the old man having a death grip of control and …”“… say this to him. Pastor, not having a succession plan in detail is bad stewardship. God's word says Those that are faithful with the little things Will be given more to manage And you're supposed to be faithful with the management Of what God has given you here And that includes your son And that includes The business opportunity So in the name of Doing good by the Lord I have turned over 99% Of Ramsey now to the next Generation and I've turned over 80% of the operating To the next generation the only thing i'm doing other than that 20 is on air stuff like this right and but but i still could keep doing it i'm only 65 and i got plenty of energy left but but not having a plan and not doing that brings harm to things that i love which is my kids and this place neither one are are served best by the old man having a death grip of control and ambiguity unclear plans and so that that's how i would address your dad and you can bring this up and play it for him if you want because i think your dad's a good man he just doesn't know what he doesn't know by the way having some clear numbers set on certain numbers when we reach this number we'll do this this and this, uh, gives him peace …”View more
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Not having a clear succession plan is detrimental to both your family and business, as it leads to anxiety and uncertainty. A structured approach, including specific buyout numbers and timelines, can provide peace of mind for everyone involved. This is crucial for ensuring a smooth transition and honoring the legacy of those who built the business.