Podcasts about American Pharaoh

This week, Cuff Daddy and The American Pharaoh sit down with Dr. Alexis Dixon—an overall badass, foot & ankle surgeon, and glider pilot. Yes, really. We cover everything from building a solo orthopedic practice from scratch to launching a side hustle in medico-legal consulting (shoutout to OrthoLegal). Alexis breaks down how to create a clinic vibe that patients actually want to return to—and how to make the OR playlist hit every time. Also in this episode: Why “patient-first” isn't just marketing fluff What flying planes and running a practice have in common Music in medicine: yes, it matters Consulting gigs that don't suck the life out of you We cracked up, learned stuff, and might have rethought our side hustle game. Standard Podstar vibes. Ultimate OR Bangers playlist got some love too.

Cuff Daddy and The American Pharaoh are back moderately hydrated, and maybe even emotionally refreshed. After failing (or redefining?) the 75 Hard challenge, they dive into the real grind—surgery, mentorship, and maybe a little pickleball. Enter Dr. William N. Levine, orthopedic surgeon and certified legend. We talk shop about the surgical lifestyle, playing sports without tearing something, and how mentorship is way more than just checking boxes. From social media shoutouts that aren't cringe, to handling OR chaos with calm, Dr. Levine drops insight bombs like it's nothing. Also: • Are you genetically built to run on 4 hours of sleep? • The weirdly noble art of listening to patients • And the case for not retiring at 60 if you love your job It's a little real, a little ridiculous—just how we like it.

Cuff Daddy and The American Pharaoh catch up with their old buddy Dr. Navid Nazemi—chiropractor, golf junkie, and lowkey philosopher. We talk about how he stumbled into chiropractic school, what it's like running a practice, and why teamwork between docs actually matters. There's plenty of bro-science, a little real science, and just enough introspection to make you think “huh, maybe there's something to this.” We get into sports med, cracking backs, and whether music can actually heal—or at least make the OR playlist a little less trash. Oh, and podcasting? Way harder than it looks. Bonus Round: We built the Ultimate OR Bangers playlist so your next case has zero skips.

How many pairs of Jordan's are in American Pharaoh's rotation? Is Cuff Daddy officially changing his name? We're having fun and having some serious conversation this week. And Cuff got everyone presents!

This week has more abbreviations than American Pharaoh's credentials! We're talking CBD, THC, DJ's, K-DOT, and more with our guest DJ BJ Mcnorton. We also have the most exciting and successful Bang it or Slang it so far - you don't want to miss the selection this week! Listen to our OR playlist at the links below: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/podstars-ultimate-or-bangers/pl.u-WabZvdVHe77azdg https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Q1gPpkPd1PFW2YffSQWLQ?si=bq1ogYVGRAmj5L82HPq5NA

We're going head to head this week! We're talking nutrition needs with Drs. Reza Jazayeri, Pat Denard, and Matt Provencher. We get into high level athletic nutrition, special needs for Navy Seals, post-operative nutrition, and the main event...Cuff Daddy and American Pharaoh get into their first on air fight!

This week we're jumping into all things nutrition with Dr. Kim Schwabenbauer including NFL protein intake, plant based performance, and spider attacks! We also are joined by Dr. Matt Provencher to talk NFL injuries and we find out if the American Pharaoh's tin roof is rusted during 'Slang it or Bang it"! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Q1gPpkPd1PFW2YffSQWLQ?si=aLdWEpikT7utMFFwBMDP-w

We're back for the 2nd part of our conversation with Omar Khateeb...and this time it gets even weirder...American Pharaoh loves to skip, Cuff Daddy wants to c-walk everywhere he goes, and is Bobby Digital just a bruised peach?

Dr. John Moos aka The Soul Surgeon joins the boys to talk micro-dosing, Cuff Daddy's college days and and the American Pharaoh shows off some of his hidden talents. What gotta say....today was a good day.

Married at First Sight fan favorite Anthony D'Amico joins the guys to talk about doing dumb shit for 8 weeks, Cuff Daddy gets sick of getting picked on and American Pharaoh's uncles keep taking wives from overseas...and more!

American Pharaoh going vegan? Cuff Daddy getting neuralink implanted? It's just the boys this week but as always, it gets WEIRD!

This week social media sensation, DJ Eric Rhodes joins us to talk music, social media, and chasing your passions. American Pharaoh gets to imagine the world with more La Bouche and Cuff Daddy pulls up to the scene with his ceiling missing!

This week we're joined by friend of the show, Pat St. Pierre to talk more wine and tennis, Cuff Daddy tries to get adopted, and American Pharaoh can't stop watching Netflix...

This week we are joined by social media star/makeup artist/model/podcaster/all around incredible human Katie Martin! She enlightens us on hot yoga, weird parental photography decisions, delightful encounters with American Pharaoh and much much more!

We get deep this week with friends of the show, Chewy and Oke. Both of these incredible men share their health struggles over the last few years and how it's changed their perspectives and approaches to life. Cuff Daddy also gets his own Bat Signal and American Pharaoh embarrasses himself over pager noises...who says we can't be serious and have fun?!?

It's just the boys this week! We're talking about what Cuff Daddy would or wouldn't say as a hype man, American Pharaoh has an epic insurance rant, and matching tattoos for everyone!

This week we get a HUGE announcement from American Pharaoh, we learn which is harder - med school or becoming a sommelier, and Cuff Daddy finds out way more than he ever wanted to know about dirt.

This week, Cuff Daddy meets Law Daddy, American Pharaoh giggles at the word 'Jactitation' and we get a unique perspective of what it looks like to be a high level sports doc...Lawyer up!

This week, American Pharaoh salivates over golf course design and Cuff Daddy name drops more celebrities he's met - but the both get outshined by our special guest, Patrick Koenig who tells us all about how he's golfed with presidents, backed up Justin Timberlake, and set world records for golf.

This week, Cuff Daddy gets ANOTHER new nickname, American Pharaoh is boujee AF, and our special guest gets to finally make his mom proud!

This week, Cuff Daddy's nickname changes again, American Pharaoh's got jokes, Matt Conn has some hip hop related questions, and our first second time guest tells us all about Aaron Rodgers.

What a trainwreck! This week we talk lacrosse with a former NCAA champ, Cuff Daddy battles technology in the valley and the American Pharaoh wonders why he still does this show...

We're talking Philadelphia Eagles football with former cornerback Joselio Hanson, the American Pharaoh gives us some serious parenting talk, and Cuff Daddy loses his internet connection...again...

Another week of antics and shenanigans...The American Pharaoh is sliding in your DM's while Cuff Daddy is stepping into the world of slam poetry...

Where in the world was the American Pharaoh last week (hint: not riding camels) and how far can Cuff Daddy run? Listen and find out - plus learn about what physical therapists ACTUALLY thinking of the doctors they work with...

Join Cuff Daddy and the American Pharaoh to learn about the origin of their friendship, what orthopedic surgeons do after hours, and how Kamran Hamid turned his love of 90's west coast rap into one of the best medical Instagram pages there is.

And they're off! In this week's episode of The Pony Pundits: Joe, Marco and Sig offer their thoughts on Saturday's Rebel Stakes from Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The winner of the $1 million Grade II Rebel Stakes will receive 50 Kentucky Derby qualifying points. Former winners of the Rebel Stakes include Smarty Jones and American Pharaoh. Bob Baffert's Newgrange has opened as the 9-5 morning line favorite, but isn't eligible to earn those Kentucky Derby points because of Baffert's suspension.

We discuss the final week of the regular season and then talk shop with the regular season champ.

Still sniffling in tin cans—timestamps below! Please Like, Comment, and Subscribe! 00:52 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic recap with Rockemperor's surprise win. Wherefor art thou, Arklow, or Serve the King? 2:25 Given the results, Trixie wonders if she misread the HRN article's theory about Chad Brown's two-horse strategy. 3:30 Keeping the Clue Phone on Do Not Disturb 4:11 Channel Maker at least looked good five-sixths of the race *sad trombone* 4:23 Race Analysis and possible picks for Sands Point (G2) for 3 year-old fillies at Belmont on October 16th, worth $200k in purses, at 1 and 1/8 miles on the turf. 6:21 Plum Ali, Harajuku, and Higher Truth as “repeat offenders” of our sensibilities. In the first post position, we have 3rd Draft, who came in 9th in the Pebbles?! Srsly?! Jordan's Leo seems like an okay bet, and maaaaybe, Harajuku, if she gets a better start than in the Jockey Club Oaks. 7:46 Just so you know, our tradmarked (not really) term for exactas is Xzacta-macta-facta-snackta-ganza 8:49 Maybe Trixie likes Fluffy Socks just for the name and the sire, Slumber. IT'S NOT A CRIME, YOU GUYS. 9:32 We've added a race to our summer tour, a 10/16 race at Keeneland Racetrack in Lexington, Kentucky, the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup on turf for 3yo fillies at 1 & 1/8 miles. Shantisara, who just beat a bunch of the fillies entered in the Sands Point, is here with the Grade 1 competition and jockey Flavien Prat aboard. 11:43 What takeaway should we draw this time about Chad Brown's additional entry, Technical Analysis? 12:11 Empress Josephine's here with 5-time winning jockey Johnny V., but only a week after her last race, where she Showed. 12:59 Is Nicest “doomed” as American Pharaoh's kin? Trixie's scrutinizing. 13:26 Flippant, out of Tapit, is Weej's favorite and in Trixie's tops. 14:19 Queen Goddess, out of Empire Maker, may be the outlying interest here as she upgrades to stakes racing with trainer Mike McCarthy and jocky Tyler Gaffalione. 15:43 Burning Ambition shouldn't be ignored either, after coming in first in the Indiana Grand. We run through the rest of the field. Trixie can't decide until the post parade, and Weej thinks any filly here could suprise us. 19:51 The Sands Point race WILL be a laugh, for one reason or another. 20:15 Always check the show notes! (wait, if you're reading this…never mind.) 20:49 Our final race of the “tour” will be the G2 Hill Prince at belmont for 3yo, 1 & 1/8 mile on turf for $400k on October 23rd. Then, onto our Breeders Cup Pre-Cap—squee! 21:58 Horses CAN cross the finish line first if unmanned, but they're not supposed to! JUST FOR THE RECORD: We love making jokes, but love horses more. We encourage and support widespread reform with regard to equine medications, standards of care, and treatment during and after their thoroughbred racing careers. We desire sparkling ethics, so we can enjoy the sport happily and encourage others to become fans, too! Enjoy more from us, the duo behind 33xpl, at your favorite podcasting platform or at our You Tube channel along with other informational vids. You can also check us out at Instagram, Pinterest, and our own site, www.33xpl.com, where you can sign up for our very-occasional newsletter… and much, much more to come soon! Until next time— HAPPY RACING, YA'LL!

The Brothers Brandt Podcast – Episode 76: American Pharaoh & The Brandts Win The Haskell!!In 2015, legendary thoroughbred racehorse, American Pharaoh trained by Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert marched his way to a dominating performance in the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and Belmont Stakes propelling him to become only the 12th horse to capture The Triple Crown! It ended a 37-year drought. American Pharaoh was featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated and Vogue magazine that summer. Some have said he was the greatest athlete of all-time (if you count horses). After winning the Triple Crown, his next race in 2015 was The William Hill Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park in New Jersey where we grew up. Naturally, we attended this event in only a way The Brothers Brandt could. Bill Murray, Derek Jeter, the Governor of New Jersey and over 60,000 other patrons were on hand for the most memorable day in horse race history in the State of New Jersey. Needless to say, American Pharaoh on national television galloped his way to an impressive win that day and The Brothers Brandt made the most of our day at the historic Monmouth Park race track. Enjoy this epic story!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebrothersbrandt/support

And they’re off! In this week's episode of The Pony Pundits, Marco and Sig preview Saturday's Rebel Stakes from Oaklawn Park. The Rebel Stakes has served as a springboard for top 3-year-old thoroughbreds over the last three decades, including 2004's Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Smarty Jones and 2015 Triple Crown champion American Pharaoh. Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert has won seven of the last 11 Rebel Stakes.

Looking back in retrospect at Facebook live recordings of Mark Taylor's prophecies released as an encouragement to stand in faith for God's promises spoken through His prophetic voices!! He is not finished with America!! Contact Keisha by email: face2facekmj@gmail.com

On this episode we recap last weekend's major Breeders' Cup action from Santa Anita and Belmont Park, including talking about the Awesome Again, American Pharaoh and Rodeo Drive as well as the Vosburgh at Belmont. Next we preview the Friday stakes at Keeneland. Finally we preview the upcoming weekend of stakes at Pimlico on Preakness weekend.

Once in a while a thoroughbred comes along who blows away the field, securing a glorious place in racing history. Names like American Pharaoh and Secretariat come to mind. Tiz the Law, a New York-bred, 3-year-old bay stallion, might just be one of those horses. The Triple Crown hopeful already nailed one leg this year, the Belmont Stakes, winning handily by several lengths. In this episode of The Eagle, we'll catch up with Tiz at his summer training HQ in Saratoga, where he's fresh off a win at the Run Happy Travers Stakes. We'll see him in action through the eyes and reporting of Times Union horse racing writer Tim Wilkin, who is one of only a handful of media allowed into the race course in this most unusual season.

Will Jerry Jones ever give a shit? Probably not, but Massey and Graham DO as we break down the current situation in the NBA, The Batman trailer and American Pharaoh's (potential) return to the track Saturday September 5th!

Welcome to The Geek Bracket's August Semi-Finals! Today's Semi-Finalists are: Mike Keknee - @YourEndStep Dan Katz - @thespelvin Jarrod Williams - @JarrodKWilliams Follow us online! Facebook.com/geekbracketpodcast Twitter: @geekbracketpod Website: geekbracket.libsyn.com Please, leave a review for us in your favorite podcasting app as well! The Semi-Finals's Categories are: 21 and Counting A Former Pugilist Confidential Conflict Forgotten or Never There Knife Skills Pop-Up Shrine Sits and Spins Twelve Angry Men? Uno, Dos, Tres, CatorceToday's Double-Up List, in the Category of Sports: Place the following most-recent Triple Crown winning horses in the order they achieved this designation, from Earliest to Most Recent. - Affirmed, American Pharaoh, Seattle Slew, Secretariat

When he was mayor of Chicago, Richard J. Daley was known as staunch supporter of law and order to put down civil unrest. But when he was 17 years old, many people his neighborhood participated in a brutal attack on Chicago's Black Belt, and nobody knows for sure if Daley took part. Today we'll take a closer look at a question that Chicagoans have asked for decades: did Mayor Daley take part in a race riot? Sources: Boss by Mike Royko: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/316191/boss-by-mike-royko/ American Pharaoh by Adam Cohen and Elizabeth Taylor: https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-0-316-83403-2 The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel WIlkerson: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/190696/the-warmth-of-other-suns-by-isabel-wilkerson/ The Negro in Chicago: a Study of Race Relations and a Race Riot: https://archive.org/stream/negroinchicagost00chic#page/2/mode/2up Belt Magazine: Commemorating Chicago's Red Summer of 1919: https://beltmag.com/1919-race-riots-chicago-photos/

On episode 38, a music legend and owner of a Kentucky Derby-winning horse and Breeders' Cup champion, Jerry Moss talks to Kenny Rice on The Horse Racing Show about the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame, the groundbreaking A&M records, and the thrill Giacomo and Zenyatta brought to racing fans. Kenny's friend and former “Today at the Races” co-host Jeannine Edwards discusses that show and her 22 year ESPN career of horse racing, college football and basketball coverage. The only person to ever—and we predict the only who will—win the Kentucky Derby with Giacomo, the Breeders' Cup Classic with Zenyatta, and be inducted into the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame, Jerry Moss talks in depth about his career in music and racing, the early days of independent A&M Records with Herb Alpert, working with legends like Peter Frampton, The Carpenters, Cat Stevens, The Police, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Billy Preston, and Carole King, his long friendship with Sting naming horses after his family and albums, giving out $100 win tickets that paid $5,000 when Giacomo won the Derby, the joy Zenyatta brought to race fans, and the only filly to win the Breeders' Cup Classic.

This week we have our bestie boo Harry Daniel Rice the FOURTH, horse world celebrity. We go over how we met him, one of us is his mother and the other his ex + talk about his profession working with the most famous horses in the world. (Yes he has met American Pharaoh).Missy reads us a SPOOOOKY story + we take a quiz to find out what our level of spookiness is!Thanks for listening!INSTA: @totallytmipodcastFB: @totallyTMI

This valentines week Bigg Wu and Cadillac Davis discuss a real life heartbreak, the grammy's, Floyd Mayweather's stance on Gucci, Childish Gambino's "this is america" falling back into the hot seat with Jase Harley' "American Pharaoh " and much more! @dna4culture dna4culture@gmail.com

Who is Jase Harley? I met Jase a few weeks ago. A super-talented artist and an amazing musician. I was hooked to his music immediately. One week later, the whole hip-hop world was talking about Jase Harley. Why? One of the biggest hits of 2018 – Childish Gambino’s “This is America” sounds VERY similar to Jase’s song “American Pharaoh” – created in 2016. Do we talk about this in the interview? Not really; INSP.EAT is not that much about sensations. We rather talk about creativity, inspiration, about Jase’s philosophy of Urban Futurism. Why he doesn’t agree with Picasso’s “Good artists copy, great artists steal”? Check the video interview from the Forbidden Spot in Prague with Jase Harley.

Who is Jase Harley? I met Jase a few weeks ago. A super-talented artist and an amazing musician. I was hooked to his music immediately. One week later, the whole hip-hop world was talking about Jase Harley. Why? One of the biggest hits of 2018 – Childish Gambino’s “This is America” sounds VERY similar to Jase’s song “American Pharaoh” – created in 2016. Do we talk about this in the interview? Not really; INSP.EAT is not that much about sensations. We rather talk about creativity, inspiration, about Jase’s philosophy of Urban Futurism. Why he doesn’t agree with Picasso’s “Good artists copy, great artists steal”? Check the video interview from the Forbidden Spot in Prague with Jase Harley. Or listen to the podcast below the article or on iTunes here: https://bit.ly/inspeatpodcast. Follow Jase Harley on Instagram or check his YouTube channel! Quotes from the interview: “[My inspiration comes from] living, breathing. Every day that I wake up, every new experience. That’s the key to inspiration – it’s just living. I think that’s the best process. I surround myself with good people. And living becomes an inspiration.” “I have drafts of different songs. I freestyle stuff. I mostly write in my head.” “Friends that […]

Elise’s guest today is Heather Holderby, a former intern at the Kentucky Equine Management Internship program (KEMI). KEMI was founded in 2000 to help young people who are interested in a career with horses -- but lack the experience, knowledge, and contacts in the industry -- to get that first break.   Through KEMI, Heather has had experiences with some of the finest Thoroughbreds and professionals in the horse world — including working at Ashford Stud, where she was among the lucky few to welcome Triple Crown winner American Pharoah straight off the trailer from winning the Breeder's Cup. She also worked at Timber Town Stables for the renowned Shelley Bunning, helping foal out such legends as Havre de Grace, Groupie Doll, and Unrivaled Belle.   In Episode 33 of Because of Horses, Elise interviewed KEMI’s program coordinator, Leslie Janecka, who told us all about the program’s structure, eligibility requirements, and what the program entails. This episode, Heather gives us a former intern's inside look into the program and tells us all about her personal experiences, from enrollment to graduation and what she's doing now.   Topics of Discussion: [:45] About Elise’s guest today, Heather Holderby. [1:42] How did Heather first learn about KEMI? What drew her to the program? [3:29] How long was Heather at KEMI? [3:40] How Heather’s feelings about the horse industry evolved during her time with KEMI. [5:22] Where did Heather work during her internship and what was the selection process like? [8:03] Elise’s surprise fan interaction! [9:05] Do you have a favorite episode? Or recommendations for a guest in a future episode? Email Elise: elise@becauseofhorses.com! [9:28] A typical day in the classroom and on the farm for Heather. [11:50] Heather’s experience working with foal legends such as Havre de Grace, Groupie Doll, and Unrivaled Belle. [14:03] What it was like working with Shelley Bunning at Timber Town Stables? [16:02] How her KEMI experience laid a phenomenal foundation for Heather's current plans and her future career. [17:01] Heather's thoughts on some day returning to Lexington, Kentucky. [19:03] Heather’s advice for those considering applying to KEMI. [20:49] All about the busy life of a KEMI intern. [22:17] Does Heather stay in touch with other graduates of the KEMI program? What careers are her former classmates pursuing now? [23:29] A preview of next week’s episode of Because of Horses. [25:12] Heather’s take on the tradition of “working your way up” in the horse world. [27:04] Heather’s last thoughts on the KEMI program.   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com.   Mentioned in this Episode: Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) Next week’s episode of Because of Horses with Kevin Kidder   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help keep Because of Horses running — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM

ome listeners are accusing Childish Gambino, also known as Donald Glover, of plagiarism over his provocative hit, "This is America." A Reddit user pointed out the similarities between "This is America" and "American Pharaoh" by Jase Harley, sparking a debate online. The tracks have a similar sound, and share similar themes in the lyrics. Glover raps, "This is America / Don't catch you slippin' up / Look at how I'm livin' now / Police be trippin' now," while Harley's lyrics include, "Ah, I'm young and I'm black in America / They stoppin', they frisk us and jail us up / I don't understand what they jealous of / See they crucify us and nail us up."

Matt Bernier compares Justify to American Pharaoh, as well as previews the Stephen Foster and Steady Growth on the preview edition of the Matt Bernier Show. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Caves and Prater talk to Dick Jerardi of ExpressBet.com about the chance Justify wins the Triple Crown in horse racing and how he compares to 2015 Triple Crown winner American Pharaoh.

For this decadent and depraved episode Grandstand is joined by Sarah Horserider to discuss some of the intricacies and idiosyncrasies of the Sport of Kings. Last year’s celebrated Triple Crown accomplishment by American Pharaoh has the horse spectating spectacle buzzing and wanting more. Yet despite the Triple Crown’s bump the Sport of Kings is in peril. The newfangled artisanal bourbon drinking millennial crowds in the grandstand don’t seem to want to place bets, but is their short attention span ripe for the picking by the fastest and most glorious two minutes in the sport spectating spectacle? Tune in and find out the Professor has a very serious proposition for the horse racing world. Check out Hunter S. Thompson's essay - The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved - which is mentioned in this episode, and introduce readers to what is now known as Gonzo style journalism: http://brianb.freeshell.org/a/kddd.pdf

Off the Hook Radio loves #PMJTour but Slim still mad at Zip! When u escape from jail, dont post pics on FB… k? Murder, drugs, Re-elected! $200k per sex session? No, not CB Snow… American Pharaoh! Enjoy the Pod  

The Royals are World Series champions for the first time in 30 years! Paul says Terry Collins isn't to blame for the Mets losing Game 5. Week 8 in the NFL included a statement win by Peyton Manning and the Broncos, a shootout in New Orleans, an upset in Atlanta, another loss for the Cowboys, and several key injuries. It was another exciting weekend of college football. One officiating crew is suspended after Miami shocks Duke. Plus, American Pharaoh goes out on top.

Gary and Roscoe discuss Amish Acres in Nappanee, Indiana. All inclusive packages of 2 days, 1 night for $99 and a boatload of special features. Plus a live stage show at the Round Barn Theater. We’re going! Visit Amish Acres The strange and enigmatic case of Dennis Hastert. read more here We actually talk some sports!: Go Chicago Blackhawks! Can people be bribed into quitting smoking? Read more about this study Sheldon Harnick and Harold Prince reminisce about Fiddler on the Roof as a prelude to the new Broadway revival Read the full interview Roscoe makes his predictions for the Belmont Stakes and the Tony Awards Kiss of Death: Oldest Person in the World dies...again!  Too soon, too soon. Jim Bailey, female impersonator of Las Vegas and television fame. Read obit.   Margalit Fox profiles the life of legendary folk singer Jean Ritchie

The Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card is now on sale for only $99 at www.thegolfinsiders.com. Cardholders can play 18 holes of golf at each of the 11 participating golf courses around the Central Florida area. A round of golf and cart are included in the price for the cardholder. Purchase your Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card on The Golf Insiders web site or at www.740thegame.com.  Holly G and Jeff Shain, PGATour.com and Prime Sports Network.com are in the studio on the eve of The Open Championship being played at the St. Andrews Golf Course in Fife, Scotland. You can follow all the action of the Open Championship with this link to the Syndicated Widget.  Jeff has visited St. Andrews and says that there is no other place else that eats, sleeps and breathes golf like the people in Scotland who live around St. Andrews. There is as much away from the golf course and there is at The Old Course. The fans are very knowledgeable of the game and appreciative of good golf.   Mike Kern, Philadelphia Daily News, calls in from Scotland to talk to Holly and Jeff about the weather surrounding the Open Championship and how it will change the player's game over the next four days on the Old Course. There's a chance of rain Thursday and Friday and wind on the weekend. Mike says it's going to be a typical British Open and the rain will probably soften the course. Holly and Mike talk about Jordan Spieth's chances to win his 3rd consecutive Major championship this week at the Open Championship. Mike doesn't feel that Spieth will be able to do it because of the odds that are against him and are with the field. With all the great players of the past trying to win three in a row, the odds are not in favor of Spieth to win his 3rd Major. Dustin Johnson is a favorite because of his length off the tee.  Jeff asks Mike who he thinks will challenge Spieth if Jordan makes a run, who will make the run with him?  Mike feels that a player who can adjust to the conditions and also hit the ball far off the tee. Dustin Johnson or Justin Rose.  Spieth came back from 102nd last week at the John Deere Classic to win in a playoff.  Mike feels that Spieth is the best putter in the world right now and if you can putt you always have a chance. Holly feels that Jordan has the mental toughness that it takes and he doesn't sound like a 21-year-old.  Holly and Mike wrap up the segment talking about the news that Rory might be out until January.  Damon Hack, The Golf Channel, called in just before the show and spoke with Holly and Jeff about the Open Championship ... the weather and how it can affect players like it did Rory. Louis Oosthuizen was able to run away with it five years ago, because he was 15 minutes ahead of the weather and was already sitting in the club house watching the rest of the field play. Loves the bunkers in the United Kingdom golf courses and says there is nothing like them anywhere in the U.S. Holly talks about Jordan Spieth's chances. Damon said that he loved Spieth's quote from the press conference, "I'm not here to win 3 straight majors, I'm just trying to win the Open Championship." Tiger Woods, said he's not dead and buried, he still wants to play and is still hungry but I'm going through swing changes again and there will be steps forward and steps back. Damon questions whether Tiger's B and A games eclipse Spieth's and Dustin Johnson's now? Tiger feels comfortable at The Old Course. Holly asks Damon about the fans and the Open Championship crowds. "They love the game and applaud great shots even if they are still 40 feet from the hole. Extremely passionate and grateful and their role in this great game of golf. Damon loves Rickie Fowler's chances this week coming off his win last week in the Scotland Open and loves links players. Adam Scott reunited with Steve Williams and maybe Paul Casey's chances. A free week of golf instruction from the Gary Gilchrist Summer Junior Golf Camp valued at $1,850 is available to win just by registering on www.thegolfinsiders.com.  Dr Bob Winters, Mental Conditioning Coach from the David Leadbetter Academy, calls in from the Nike Golf Schools where he heads up the Nike Junior Golf Program near Williams College in northern part of Massachusetts. Holly asks how a player gets over past events like Dustin Johnson and deal with situations, worked with so many major open champions in the past 20 years I don't think they ever get over it. Failing is the fertilizer for future success. Dr. Bob says you can't ponder on it too much cause it destroys their focus. Remember Scott Hoch at the Masters and how he seemingly "gave it away" to Nick Faldo. Be interesting to see how DJ will rebound at the Open Championship from his loss at Chambers Bay. Dr Bob says that how you win a grand slam like Spieth is pursuing or win the Triple Crown like American Pharaoh just did is that you have to go out and compete in the event to win it. Jeff asks Dr. Bob how he feels the pairings at the Open Championship might affect DJ who is paired with Spieth given that Jordan just beat Johnson in the last event they faced each other? DJ can use it for motivation. Dr. Bob Winters also pointed out that there are a lot of distractions at the Open Championship other than just playing with the other player. "A key is taking ownership of the now and being in the present moment," Winters said.  "If you dwell on the past or think of the future you wind up way off course."  Mistake Free Golf by Dr Bob Winters 407-340-7785. Holly and Jeff wrap up the show briefly talking about The U.S Women's Open Championship won by In Gee Chung.  PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  

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What can you learn from the body language and facial expressions of a presidential candidate? Professor Carl Christman reveals the surprising results of his analysis of Hillary Clinton. Marijuana advocate and owner of the Sweet Mary Jane bakery in Colorado, Karin Lazarus talks about how to bake with cannabis. Travel Guy Gary Warner issues a warning about falling for deep discounts on cruise lines during hurricane season. Gonzo Greg Spillane co-hosted today and offered the summer CannaCamp for adults, the Sex Pistols bank card, charging your phone from waves in the air, deep fried county fair food, school for male virgins in Japan includes actually losing one’s virginity in class. Chris Martin tallied up race horse, American Pharaoh’s potential in stud, are carry-on bags too big? Behold the tiny deer, trash talk target [...]

Democrats grow anxious as Hillary Clinton slips in the latest CNN poll. Sen. Rand Paul has pulled even with Hillary, while Scott Walker and Marco Rubio are now within the margin of error. Is it time for Dems to press the panic button? How would elite Republicans handle the prospect of Rand Paul as the Republican nominee? Would some Establishment GOP figures actually prefer Hillary? Sen. Lindsay Graham attacks Rand Paul on foreign policy, and we listen to Rand's response. Initial thoughts on the populist strategy of Rick Santorum, with an assessment of Jeb Bush's increasing vulnerability. Are the big donors losing faith in Jeb? Plus, thoughts on American Pharaoh winning the Triple Crown in horse racing, and a review of the 710KNUS charitable racing events over the weekend. With listener calls and songs about horses by Eddy Arnold, Gene Autry and some Swedish cowboys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's Satellite Sisters, I have a tale of corporate governance to tell.  I was the subject of a story in the Wall Street Journal this week based on my resignation in protest from the Board of Directors of a publicly-traded company.  Please listen to the whole conversation with Julie, Lian and me.  I promise it has a a few laughs along the way, like the sound effects I make of my head exploding.  I resigned from the board of Quicksilver because my fellow directors left me out of their conversations about firing one CEO and appointing another CEO. Hiring and firing the CEO is the most important job of a corporate director. Because I had a previous professional relationship with the (now-former) CEO, the board assumed they knew how I would have voted based on a biased assumption that I'd vote to keep my "friend. " Because that's what girls do, right??  Make emotional decisions about friends instead of strategic decisions based on business facts? They said to me "we thought you would be too conflicted." What?  Too conflicted to carry out my duties as a director?  Too conflicted to act in the best interests of the shareholders?  Thanks for the vote of confidence, guys. The second more critical issue is that instead of letting my voice be heard, and simply outvoting me, they chose to SILENCE me. I learned an important lesson here.   Even when you have earned a seat at the table, they can put you in a soundproof booth. The third issue is that the four directors I spoke to personally after the fact all reinforced the idea that "it was very important that the CEO not know in advance what was happening."  These four fellow directors were completely unselfconscious about saying this to my face. In other words, girls can't keep a secret. To several of them I actually said "Do you even hear yourself??" What I wanted my fellow directors to hear from me when I spoke to them one-on-one was this: Some directors are not more equal than other directors. I was elected to the board because I am a very accomplished global marketer, which is what Quiksilver needed, not because I was Andy's friend.  I wish you had seen me as a accomplished professional, as your peer.  You did not. I believe the assumptions about me were the result of an unconscious gender bias (girls can't make tough calls, girls can't keep secrets, girls won't speak out when we marginalize them). I do not believe that a male former colleague of the CEO would have been marginalized in the same way. I also do not believe that I would have been treated this way if there were other women on that board. I know that women are underrepresented on corporate boards of publicly-traded companies.  I was proud to be one of them. I am disappointed that I could not continue.  I decided that I could not continue to serve on the board because the rest of the board clearly did not trust or respect me.  Because of this breach, I could not rebuild my trust in them. On today's Satellite Sisters, we also cover some other subjects: Lian has an astronomy report.  Are you familiar with the behavior or Pluto's moons? They tumble and wobble chaotically in space.  Sound like your life?? Ours, too! Julie has a royalty reports.  She salutes Triple Crown Winner American Pharoah, French Open and 20 time Grand Slam Winner Serena Williams and, of course, Prince George and Prince Charlotte just for being so dang adorable. To listen to more Satellite Sisters shows, go here.  For a previous discussion between Lian and Liz specifically on the subject of the importance of women speaking up in the workplace, go to our March 29 show.  It develops many of the themes we pick up today. Please join us on our Satellite Sisters Facebook Group for your own comments and LIKE our Satellite Sisters Facebook Page to stay in the loop.    

Jam-packed episode! American Pharaoh makes history, a potentially historical wave of retirements in the NFL, MLB has its second switch-pitcher (!) in history, the Cavs’ championship hopes MIGHT be history, and Sepp Blatter definitely IS history! Plus, the Aquaman movie gets a director, the Marvel Universe gets a major facelift, the Power Rangers movie has a script, and Dwayne Johnson takes a trip through the remake mill! Those Two Jerks: the show that sounds like it MIGHT be a porno, but really isn’t.

The BFL team prerecords this week's episode in "the batcave". The guys talk about Magic Mike 2, stationary stores, American Pharaoh, Russia, the need for more shaming, the Meerkat app, the woman that got kicked off a plane for drunken mutual masturbation mid flight, and MUCH MUCH MORE!

Our favorite guests come back to catch us up on the world of sports! News News News: The WNBA Deals with Domestic Violence. Sketches: Sports Parade with Gil Kipson Jr., Guy Gaynier, and 1990's Adam Sandler, Orb the Horse Talks About Kentucky Derby Champion American Pharaoh. Wide World of Weird Sports: Naumachia.

The Loopcast sits down with Hossam Aboul-Magd, director/writer of the documentary American Pharaoh. Hossam's production company Soura Films can be found here.

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca discuss the Heat-Spurs NBA Finals rematch. They also interview hockey historian Stan Fischler and talk to former U.S. national team coach Bob Bradley about his tenure in Egypt and the documentary American Pharaoh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices