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Boomer & Gio react to the report that Giannis Antetokounmpo would only approve a trade to the Knicks shortly before he sustained an injury that night. Plus, Evan Roberts has a source that says the Knicks do not want to pursue Giannis; BT and Sal on how Giannis' injury impacts a potential trade, and discuss which Knicks are untouchable in a potential deal and why Karl-Anthony Towns is the roadblock in the way.

Boomer & Gio react to the report that Giannis Antetokounmpo would only approve a trade to the Knicks shortly before he sustained an injury that night. Plus, Evan Roberts has a source that says the Knicks do not want to pursue Giannis; BT and Sal on how Giannis' injury impacts a potential trade, and discuss which Knicks are untouchable in a potential deal and why Karl-Anthony Towns is the roadblock in the way.

This is The Beer Is Fundamental Show. This is Episode 143 and we want to welcome you once again to the NeighBeerHood where craft beer is always the talk of the town. We are your hosts, BT aka O-Beer-Wan Kenobi the Jedi Knight of craft beer and Lady T. This episode is all about the annual Kissimmee Downtown Brewdown. Though it is a short episode, it is packed with interviews of the different homebrewers in the city of Kissimmee. I would dare say the best homebrewers in the immediate area. The brewdown is sponsored by Vintage Vinos in Kissimmee and has been an annual function for years. The way it works is homebrewers provide anywhere from one to 3 craft beer selections. They can be of any variety. But it pays to be creative. People can purchase voting cards for certain amounts. The cards range from$10 to $30. The more expensive the card, the more votes you get. Each card also gives you one or two beers depending on the card.

This week's Mets highlights are full of Devin Williams reactions, from Sal calling it a good move regardless of what happens with Edwin Diaz to Chris McMonigle giving it an incomplete grade, depending on what moves are next. Plus, BT and Sal react to reports of a chilly relationship between Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor, and ponder what the market is for Pete Alonso.

This week's Mets highlights are full of Devin Williams reactions, from Sal calling it a good move regardless of what happens with Edwin Diaz to Chris McMonigle giving it an incomplete grade, depending on what moves are next. Plus, BT and Sal react to reports of a chilly relationship between Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor, and ponder what the market is for Pete Alonso.

In this conversation, BT with guest Scott Smith, explores the themes of modern warfare, societal structures, and the pervasive influence of media on children. He discusses the existential threats posed by willful ignorance and the importance of cultural diagnosis in understanding the impact of entertainment on young minds. The dialogue also delves into the role of sacred art in cultural renaissance, the urgent issue of human trafficking, and the prophetic significance of Our Lady of Guadalupe in the context of evangelization and conversion.In this conversation, Brandon Wallace discusses the decline of traditional Christian denominations and the impact of modern ideologies on media, particularly children's programming. He emphasizes the importance of creating a 'no watch' list for families to avoid harmful content. The discussion also delves into C.S. Lewis's views on purgatory and the necessity of regular confession for spiritual growth.The Children's Guide to ShowsScott Smith Resources: thescottsmithblog.com

BT & Sal dive into the hot rumor connecting the Mets to free agent Kyle Schwarber, immediately questioning whether the power-hitting DH is a replacement for Pete Alonso or an addition. Sal loves the idea of adding Schwarber's prodigious power while weakening the Phillies, but BT argues it makes little sense for a team emphasizing defense and versatility under David Stearns, given Schwarber's lack of position and high strikeout rate. The conversation pivots to the "hardball" the Mets are playing with Alonso, with sources indicating the team is holding firm at a three-year offer, far below what Pete and Boras are seeking. They debate whether moving on from Alonso to pursue Schwarber—and finally breaking up the core—is a smart business decision, even if it sacrifices a fan favorite. They agree the Mets have options, including a Bellinger-Pete combo, and must prioritize pitching, but the Alonso-Schwarber ultimatum is the most fascinating offensive negotiation.

BT & Sal dive into the most chaotic power ranking week of the season, fueled by the NFL's "up and down" parity. They agree on one undisputed leader: the New England Patriots ($11-2$ with 10 straight wins) and their impressive quarterback, Drake Maye.The rest of their lists ignite a debate, particularly over the surging Denver Broncos (Sal begrudgingly puts them at #4, BT at #3) and the surprise Chicago Bears (Sal at #5), who BT dismisses as winning with "smoke and mirrors."The discussion covers the Seahawks, the Rams' inexplicable loss to the Panthers, and why perennial contenders like the Bills and Ravens have fallen off both hosts' radar. The consensus: the NFL is unpredictable, making the search for the five best teams harder than ever.

BT & Sal dive into a heated discussion on the New York Jets, with BT's renewed faith in the team's "unkillable" foundation and coach Aaron Glenn leading to a debate on whether Tyrod Taylor is helping develop young talent like Mitchell (00:04:50) despite the losing season. Callers weigh in with fiery takes on the Mets' offseason, urging Steve Cohen to trade for Skubal and move on from Diaz (00:17:52). The main event is the NFL Power Rankings for Week 14, where both hosts exclude traditional powers like the Bills, Ravens, and Eagles (00:36:31). Number 1: Both agree on the dominant New England Patriots (00:42:50). Number 2: Both choose the Los Angeles Rams (00:42:19). Contention: Sal shocks with the Bears at #5 (00:37:24) and Seahawks at #3 (00:41:29), while BT defends the Packers at #5 (00:36:31), 49ers at #4 (00:38:12), and the Broncos at #3 (00:39:17). They also discuss the tenure clock ticking for the Jets' front office (00:30:32).

Việc cố vấn riêng bị Bộ Tư pháp Mỹ truy tố vì tổ chức mạng lưới lừa đảo lớn nhất lịch sử sẽ là một đòn chí mạng cho sự nghiệp chính trị của hầu hết các Thủ tướng. Nhưng điều đó lại không hề ảnh hưởng đến Thủ tướng Campuchia Hun Manet. Dưới sự bảo hộ của chính phủ ông – và trước đó là của cha ông, Hun Sen – một mạng lưới hơn 250 trung tâm lừa đảo đã bén rễ và hoạt động khắp Campuchia.Xem thêm.

BT and Sal dive headfirst into the controversial 2026 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot, which they deem "light." The discussion kicks off with a viral single-vote ballot for David Wright, prompting a fiery debate on the Mets Captain's true Hall credentials versus his "Hall of Fame person" status. The hosts break down their respective five- and four-man ballots, agreeing on Carlos Beltrán (despite the sign-stealing controversy) and "King" Félix Hernández (dominance over longevity). Sal makes a passionate case for Andruw Jones (ten Gold Gloves) and Andy Pettitte (postseason legacy), while BT argues for Francisco "K-Rod" Rodríguez based purely on his historic peak and questions why all the steroid-era greats like A-Rod and Manny Ramírez shouldn't just be inducted together.

BT & Sal dive into the buzz surrounding the Diddy documentary, highlighting the "unreal" vintage footage and the early rise of the hip-hop mogul. The conversation shifts to a fiery debate over the 2026 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot, triggered by a voter who submitted a ballot with only David Wright's name. Sal and BT dissect their differing picks, agreeing on Carlos Beltran and Felix Hernandez, but clashing over Andy Pettitte and closers like K-Rod. They also tackle the elephant in the room: whether A-Rod and Manny Ramirez should be let in despite their PED use. In football, they debate whether the Giants should gamble on the past glory of Bill Belichick or the program stability of Mike McCarthy, acknowledging the "purgatory" status of the Yankees. The show concludes with a special "Call from Down Under" from a loyal Mets fan in Australia seeking solutions for the Mets' dire pitching situation, which Sal labels "slop."

BT & Sal dive into the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors, which are heating up with reports that the superstar wants the Knicks. The fiery debate centers on the New York Knicks' strategy: Giannis In, Karl-Anthony Towns Out. Sal argues that keeping the overpaid and defensively exploitable KAT makes the trade pointless, even with Giannis. They discuss the likelihood of OG Anunoby and Mikal Bridges being the necessary price, and whether a Brunson-Giannis-Towns trio could ever work. Later, the conversation pivots to the New York Giants' front office turmoil, where Sal and BT react to a report from Ian O'Connor asserting that the organization made a "bad situation worse" by retaining General Manager Joe Schoen, who is now reportedly "leading the way" for the next head coach search. The hosts argue that Schoen must be removed to facilitate a clean break.

BT and Sal explode over The Athletic's Ian O'Connor's report that the Giants are making a huge mistake by retaining Joe Schoen to lead the next head coaching search. With Brian Daboll gone and the losing continuing, Sal argues Schoen is the "poster boy" for the team's demise and that a clean break is needed now to prevent the situation from getting worse. The hosts worry that allowing the "lame duck" GM to pick the next coach will lead to organizational chaos, with one voice claiming the team's disastrous performance is due to the roster Schoen built versus the coaching that was just fired. The conversation then transitions to the Knicks, where a caller proposes a blockbuster trade: Jalen Brunson for Giannis Antetokounmpo.

BT and Sal dive into the red-hot debate surrounding the Knicks' dynamic wing duo, OG Anunoby and Mikal Bridges. With superstar trade rumors—like the ongoing Giannis Antetokounmpo chatter—heating up, the guys discuss the painful reality that to land an MVP, New York would likely have to break up their formidable wing combination. The hosts clash over which player is the more valuable long-term asset and who the Knicks would dare to include in a blockbuster trade package. The segment also touches on the debate around Karl-Anthony Towns (KAT) and his disappointing performance, and why trading Jalen Brunson for any player, including Giannis, is non-starter.

Allie, Brez and BT recap the Lakers in the first 20 games of the season. Then the uptick in scoring around the league and how it affects the Lakers. Then discuss the difficult upcoming road trip. And then we make a little Christmas shopping list for the Lakers at the upcoming trade deadline. Catch all the Lakers action this season on Spectrum Sportsnet+ with the NBA app when you add Spectrum Internet and at least one Mobile line. Plus, get a free Xumo Stream Box for six months! This offer is a slam dunk (total value of $194.99). Learn more: spectrum.com/getlakers

BT & Sal dive into a trio of combustible topics! First, a viral (and fake) image of Juan Soto and Mia Khalifa sparks the question: Would you ever date a porn star? The hosts explore the potential challenges, from confidence issues to differing lifestyles. Next, the segment plunges into a marital "minefield" by asking, "What's the worst part of being married?" BT admits he misses being on his own schedule, while Sal and Hoff lament the need to "pretend to care" about endless stories and unnecessary communication ("Just talk to me like you're sending a text!"). Finally, they pull back from the sarcasm to share the best part of marriage: having a "pit bull" teammate and an unshakeable home base. The conversation briefly touches on a Bryce Harper to the Yankees rumor that Cashman can't seem to kill.

BT & Sal immediately address the "elephant in the room"—the widely reported, yet unofficial, inevitable return of Craig Carton—and the future implications for their show. With that out of the way, the focus shifts to the Giants' "unstable mess." Sal emphatically argues that Joe Shane's four-year tenure has resulted in regression, and his continued presence should be a "fireable offense" that owner John Mara must correct. Tierney argues that, despite the chaos, the Giants job is now "incredibly appealing" due to the presence of QB Jaxson Dart and the potential for a clean GM/Coach synergy, possibly featuring a proven veteran like Thomas Dimitroff. They debate whether a big name like Bill Belichick is the right fit, with Tierney questioning if Belichick's age and the "unnecessary noise" from his personal life could be a problem in the high-pressure New York market. Finally, they cover the Perfect Parlay standings, with BT on a heater (6-0 in the last two weeks!) surging past Sal, who declares he's playing "under protest" due to a half-point line discrepancy on his missed Turkey Day Teaser.

BT and Sal dive into the day's most outrageous call, where a listener named Chris compares Juan Soto's plate discipline to Mia Khalifa's... expertise, sparking a hilarious and awkward on-air moment. The discussion quickly pivots to the sheer absurdity of social media after they reveal a fake "Wes Steinberg" tweet about a football player received over 25 million views. Finally, the hosts tackle a Giants fan's wild suggestion to trade the team's top draft pick for star WR Justin Jefferson. Sal pushes back hard, arguing the Giants have more crucial holes to fill—like the trenches and the secondary—especially given their limited cap space. The conversation closes with a listener lamenting the state of media, demanding quality and debate over shocking absurdity.

BT and Sal tear into the pathetic state of the New York Giants, responding to a furious caller who threatens to cancel his 40-year season tickets if GM Joe Shane returns—a threat Sal quickly calls "BS." They pivot to what must be done next, focusing on bringing in an experienced GM like former Falcons executive Thomas Dimitroff, whose proven track record (building the Falcons to sustained success after the Vick era) contrasts sharply with Shane's failures. The hosts debate the correct order of hiring: GM first, then coach? They argue that only a Super Bowl winner like Bill Belichick should have the latitude to pick his GM. The episode kicks off with a heated battle over the Perfect Parlay standings, as Sal reveals he was "screwed" out of a win on his Turkey Day Teaser by a half-point line change, sparking a furious debate over NFL betting rules on a tie.

BT and Sal are bracing for a chaotic MLB Winter Meetings, with Sal expecting a "blockbuster blitz" of trades and signings. The hosts recall the frenzy of Juan Soto's massive signing from a previous year that broke right at the start of the meetings. The conversation quickly pivots to the Yankees, where Sal argues against the conventional wisdom of needing an entire starting rotation overhaul. He strongly asserts the Yankees are "deficient" in position players, not pitching, and should instead strengthen their existing strength to create a "superpower" rotation with the returns of Gerrit Cole and Cam Schlittler. Tierney agrees, saying the Yankees must strengthen what they're already good at, since they can't match rivals like the Dodgers or Blue Jays in other areas. The segment sets the stage for a dramatic week of hot stove action.

BT & Sal dive into a heated recap of their "Perfect Parlay Pick" segment, where the leaderboard has dramatically shifted! BT is riding a scorching 6-0 streak after hitting two straight three-team parlays, catapulting him to 210 points, just behind "Big Hoff" at 215. Sal, however, is protesting his score of 110, arguing that he was "murdered" by the Chiefs, Lions, and Eagles upsets over Thanksgiving weekend and demanding a review of the "Turkey Day Teaser" points. The segment exposes the fierce betting rivalry and the dubious math behind the on-air competition, making every pick a matter of pride and points!

Join hosts J.D. Barker, Christine Daigle, and Kevin Tumlinson as they discuss the week's entertainment news, including stories about B&T, James Patterson, Bookshop.org, and Barnes & Noble. Then, stick around for a chat with Bob Lingle!Bob Lingle: https://www.instagram.com/bookstorebob/Bob Lingle: "I've owned Good Neighbor Bookstore since 2018, and despite everything else going on in the world. It's been the best years of my life. My three kids have the opportunity to grow up in a bookstore. And collectively we have learned about the power and importance of community, and having a place where we've curated stories for people to enjoy, to learn from, to foster empathy, and maybe even change their life." - https://boldjourney.com/meet-bob-lingle/ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hour 1: The Giants were embarrassed and exposed on a primetime stage, the guys say this will lead to the change necessary for the Giants to start moving in the right direction. BT loves Jaxson Dart. And, who is better dressed-- BT or Dart? Hour 2: The Mets signed Devin Williams, they still need a closer but he's a good contingency plan if Edwin Diaz walks. Sal's acting career may be taking off. Bald Faced Truth / Lie. Hour 3: Should the Giants hire Bill Belichick as their next Head Coach? The NFL Playoff picture is wide open, is that a good thing? Brian Baldinger on next Giants HC, and Calls Out Abdul Carter. Hour 4: Is Home Field Advantage Lost in the NFL? Who of the Mets Young Core Will Step Up in 2026? Jaxson Dart took another terrible hit, he needs to learn from it. Plus, Call of the Day.

Hour 1: The Giants were embarrassed and exposed on a primetime stage, the guys say this will lead to the change necessary for the Giants to start moving in the right direction. BT loves Jaxson Dart. And, who is better dressed-- BT or Dart?

Simon Milner, Vice President of Public Policy for Asia Pacific at Meta, joins us to explore how Meta's deliberate commitment to open source AI is reshaping innovation across the world's most diverse and dynamic region. He shares his journey from the BBC to nearly 14 years at Meta, where he built policy teams from the ground up to lead Meta's Asia Pacific strategy. Simon unpacks Meta's open source philosophy behind the Llama models, explaining how openness accelerates innovation through community scrutiny, provides governments greater control over sensitive data, and enables local developers to fine-tune models for languages like Korean, Vietnamese, and Bahasa Indonesia. He highlights compelling use cases across the region in Japan and Korea. Looking ahead, Simon reveals why the future of AI is not on our phones but in wearables like AI-enabled glasses that create always-on assistants seeing what we see and hearing what we hear, enabling us to be more present in the world while Meta supercharges its family of apps serving billions globally. Last but not least he shares what great looks like for Meta in the Asia Pacific on open source AI."We believe that openness is actually a really key feature of accelerating innovation because it fosters inclusion, it builds trust, and it ensures that the benefits of AI are more evenly distributed around the world.The openness of models allows other people to, as they were, push and pull and prod at the models at a fundamental level in order to see where might the problems be. And so that kind of community, the developer community scrutiny around open source is fundamental to spotting issues and addressing them quickly.Actually, the story of AI is about yes... that is important. The investments that companies like Meta and others are making is important, but actually, it's really about local ownership and local innovation." - Simon MilnerEpisode Highlights: [00:00] Quote of the Day by Simon Milner from Meta[01:37] Simon's journey: BBC, BT, Meta's 14-year evolution[03:12] Navigating diverse regulatory landscapes across global markets[05:24] Career advice: Take risks, embrace unexpected opportunities[07:54] Open source AI democratizes access and innovation[10:21] Meta sparked open model trend, others followed[14:49] Open models enable faster innovation through community[16:21] Government control and data sovereignty with open[19:13] Governance mechanisms: transparency, red teaming, community engagement[22:49] Meta learned responsible AI through 20 years experience[25:49] Singapore, Japan, Korea developers using Lama locally[28:26] AI isn't just big companies and includes local innovation[31:15] Keeping AI open prevents fragmented national bubbles[34:01] Governments balancing open innovation with national interests[37:00] Future AI: wearables and glasses, not phones[38:19] Always-on AI assistants seeing and hearing you[41:35] Supercharging Meta apps and building new products[42:00] ClosingPodcast Information: Bernard Leong hosts and produces the show. Proper credits for the intro and end music: Energetic Sports Drive and the episode is mixed and edited in both video and audio format by G. Thomas Craig. Visit our Analyse main site: https://analyse.asia

Hour 1: The Jets win has the fanbase split -- root for wins, or the better draft choice? BT has changed his tone on tanking. The Jets have built the O-Line, and skilled position room, now they're ready to draft a QB. Why did anyone go to MetLife Stadium yesterday?

Show Open: The Jets win has the fanbase split -- root for wins, or the better draft choice? BT says he wanted the Tank, but with the number of times the team has messed up the QB in the draft, he says just win games and build the culture.

BT did not have a great experience at the Cowboys / Chiefs game on Thanksgiving, but he said that's better than anyone who went to Jets / Falcons

Hour 1: The Jets win has the fanbase split -- root for wins, or the better draft choice? BT has changed his tone on tanking. The Jets have built the O-Line, and skilled position room, now they're ready to draft a QB. Why did anyone go to MetLife Stadium yesterday? Hour 2: Are There Any Good Teams in the NFL? Is the parity BAD for the league? Should the Jets avoid drafting a QB in this year's Draft? Should the Giants go after Mike Tomlin if he becomes available? Hour 3: The Mets appear to have chemistry issues again, is Francisco Lindor the problem? There seems to be evidence indicating he is. The Mets appear to have chemistry issues again, is Francisco Lindor the problem? There seems to be evidence indicating he is. Should the Mets trade Kodai Senga? Would they regret if they did? Sal shares some details of his budding acting career. Call of The Day and Chris Shula as the Next Giants HC. Hour 4: Could the Giants pull off the upset a big Monday Night Football matchup with the Pats? If they do, will it have long-term implications for Joe Schoen's job? Should Lane Kiffin finished Out the Year as a 'Lame Duck' at Ole Miss? Plus, Call of The Day.

The surge in provisions that crushed UOB’s third quarter earnings might not be the lender’s only problem. Along with DBS and OCBC, it is also grappling with normalising net interest margins and soft net interest income. Meanwhile, non-interest income can be volatile and hard to forecast. BT’s Ben Paul offers his views on the outlook for the three Singapore banks. Highlights of the podcast: 00:24 Banks’ performance now cooling, diverging 05:21 Surging net interest margins are normalising 08:31 Did UOB’s big provisions spook the market? 14:19 How to position the banks in your portfolios --- Send your questions, thoughts, story ideas, and feedback to btpodcasts@sph.com.sg. --- Written and hosted by: Ben Paul (benpaul@sph.com.sg) Edited by: Howie Lim & Claressa Monteiro Produced by: Ben Paul, Howie Lim & Emily Liu A podcast by BT Podcasts, The Business Times, SPH Media Follow BT Mark To Market: Channel: bt.sg/btmark2mkt Apple Podcasts: bt.sg/4DJp Spotify: bt.sg/4DJN Website: bt.sg/mark2mkt Do note: This podcast is meant to provide general information only. SPH Media accepts no liability for loss arising from any reliance on the podcast or use of third party’s products and services. Please consult professional advisors for independent advice. --- Discover more BT podcast series: BT Money Hacks: bt.sg/btmoneyhacks WealthBT: bt.sg/btwealthbt PropertyBT: bt.sg/btpropertybt BT Podcasts: bt.sg/pcOM BT Market Focus: bt.sg/btmktfocus BT Branded Podcasts: bt.sg/brpod BT Lens On: bt.sg/btlensonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week, Lisa takes us back to the 1990s, the last decade that wasn't lived online. A time of Drew Barrymore in Poison Ivy, Aerosmith music videos, BT phonecards, Sky magazine problem pages, waiting by the landline for your crush to call, and the intoxicating belief that anything was possible. But was it really better, or are we just romanticising the past? In this episode, Lisa examines the Top 7 things Gen X women miss most about the 90s, from magazines we devoured like instruction manuals, to slip dresses over white t-shirts, to dancefloors where no one was filming, to crushes that lasted months off a single glance in the corridor. Then Sarah unpacks the psychology of nostalgia, why it hits so hard, what we're really longing for, and how we might recapture that feeling. Questions or Comments you'd like us to cover? We love answering your questions and analysing the stories you've found. Send them to us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/s2tcpodcast Enjoyed the show? Leave us a 5-star review on Spotify and a review on Apple Podcasts - it really helps others discover the podcast.    

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This week's Yankee highlights are all about the latest comments from Hal Steinbrenner. BT and Sal went off on the owner lacking emotion and even suggesting that his franchise is not profitable. Evan and Tiki agree that Steinbrenner is better off not speaking about money, and Chris McMonigle says the owner isn't doing himself any favors.

This week's Yankee highlights are all about the latest comments from Hal Steinbrenner. BT and Sal went off on the owner lacking emotion and even suggesting that his franchise is not profitable. Evan and Tiki agree that Steinbrenner is better off not speaking about money, and Chris McMonigle says the owner isn't doing himself any favors.

This week's Yankee highlights are all about the latest comments from Hal Steinbrenner. BT and Sal went off on the owner lacking emotion and even suggesting that his franchise is not profitable. Evan and Tiki agree that Steinbrenner is better off not speaking about money, and Chris McMonigle says the owner isn't doing himself any favors.

This week, we look into the murky ethics of media leaks and their growing role in shaping political, corporate, and cultural narratives. From leaked peace plans that spark international diplomacy to budget details released minutes before parliamentary debate, we dissect whether leaks are ethical whistleblowing or manipulative PR tactics. Farzana argues that leaks often reveal broken internal cultures, while Doug, from a journalistic perspective, explores how leaks are used to test narratives and steer public perception. Also in this episode, David wonders if written reports are becoming relics in a world obsessed with video and visual storytelling.  And we ask: Can AI help restore strategic thinking in PR? And should public relations finally be regulated like other professions?  Watch/Listen For1:45 How will AI reshape PR, tactically or strategically?5:36 Should PR be regulated like law or finance?9:28 Are media leaks ethical, or just PR strategy?14:33 Can visual storytelling replace traditional comms?22:04 Are algorithms killing media access for everyone?The Week Unspun is a weekly livestream every Friday at 10am ET/3pm BT. Check it out on our YouTube Channel or via this LinkedIn channelFolgate AdvisorsCurzon Public Relations WebsiteStories and Strategies WebsiteRequest a transcript of this livestream Support the show

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This week's Mets highlights cover all the reactions to the stunning offseason trade, which sent Brandon Nimmo to Texas for Marcus Semien. Evan says New York is now a worse offensive team, while Tommy Lugauer debates that they are immediately better. Sal Licata doesn't get the emotional attachment to Nimmo, while he and BT break down David Stearns' press conference.

This week's Mets highlights cover all the reactions to the stunning offseason trade, which sent Brandon Nimmo to Texas for Marcus Semien. Evan says New York is now a worse offensive team, while Tommy Lugauer debates that they are immediately better. Sal Licata doesn't get the emotional attachment to Nimmo, while he and BT break down David Stearns' press conference.

This week's Mets highlights cover all the reactions to the stunning offseason trade, which sent Brandon Nimmo to Texas for Marcus Semien. Evan says New York is now a worse offensive team, while Tommy Lugauer debates that they are immediately better. Sal Licata doesn't get the emotional attachment to Nimmo, while he and BT break down David Stearns' press conference.

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In this episode of For The Dads with Former NFL Linebacker Will Compton, hosts Will and Sherm talk through what they are thankful for this Holiday season, recap a night of horrors with the illness bug in the Compton Househole, and break down Sherm’s worst travel day EVER —all while keeping the episode fun, light and of course, under an hour. The episode kicks off with Will & Sherm going through their favorite comments from last episode before they dive into some hilarious conversations, including: An email from the middle of the ocean. A Call in from Papa Whiten Papa Compton’s Internal GPS Other highlights include: The RIGHT way to make a Thanksgiving Turkey Sherm’s beautiful message of the week

The "Call of the Day" features a legendary, "savage" rant from Jim on the Jersey Shore, who tears into BT & Sal for not relentlessly attacking Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner. Jim calls Hal a "trust fund puke" who is "ruining our team" and suggests that any Yankee fan who attends a game next year is a "sucker." The caller specifically challenges Tierney's perceived neutrality on Hal compared to his past "savaging" of Brian Cashman, prompting a fiery defense from BT. Sal offers a solution: "Raise your kids Mets fans." The ensuing debate shifts into a deep-dive question: If a salary cap were introduced, would Stearns' small-market track record or Cashman's experience be better suited to build a winner?

BT and Sal dive into their weekly "Perfect Parlay Pick" segment early, focusing on the high-stakes, 35-point Turkey Day Teaser ahead of the Thanksgiving NFL slate. Sal is set to announce his picks tomorrow, but BT and Hof (who leads the season standings) lock in their 3-team, 10-point teasers today. BT awkwardly reveals his picks—two Unders (Packers/Lions and Chiefs/Cowboys) and taking the Bengals at +17 against Baltimore. Hof, meanwhile, goes "All Overs" on all three Thanksgiving games, setting up a sharp contrast. The segment sparks a wider debate on betting philosophy: why teasers are often seen as a "sucker bet," why Sal avoids over/unders, and the critical difference in laying the points between NFL and the "carnage" of college football where massive spreads are more common.

BT and Sal dive into the state of St. John's basketball following a tough loss to Iowa State in the stacked Vegas tournament. Tierney expresses his frustration, stating the team is having a "rough time finding their identity" and is filled with "puppies" who lack the "dog" mentality of last year's squad. He questions whether point guard Dylan Darling is a full-time solution and notes that star forwards Zuby Ejiofor and Bryce Hopkins seem to be playing in each other's way. The hosts lament the loss of the old Big East rivalries (like St. John's vs. Syracuse) due to the "unforgivable" nature of conference realignment. The segment wraps up by looking ahead to the Johnnies' pivotal matchup against Baylor, demanding a bounce-back performance.

BT and Sal dive into a heated ranking of New York sports owners, judging them not just by success, but by passion versus pure business. Sal argues that John Mara is the most passionate, putting him at number one because he "bleeds blue" and is destroyed by losses. They place Steve Cohen (Mets) and Jon Ledecky (Islanders) high on the "passion" list, calling them hands-on and emotional. Conversely, they brand Hal Steinbrenner (Yankees) and James Dolan (Knicks/Rangers) as the "bottom-line bosses," prioritizing business over fanatical winning. Woody Johnson (Jets) is acknowledged for his passion and major facility investment, but his lack of a "know-how" strategy keeps him out of the top tier. The debate ultimately pits the caring owners against the calculating ones in a fiery New York sports hierarchy.

BT & Sal dissect Mets President David Stearns' decisive, high-stakes trade of fan-favorite Brandon Nimmo for veteran infielder Marcus Semien, praising Stearns for making a "necessary, difficult" move to fundamentally change the clubhouse and improve the team's defensive core. Stearns confirms the trade was driven by the realization that "running back the exact same group wasn't the right thing to do" and to create space for "very young outfielders" (like Jett Williams and Carson Benge) to play. The hosts debate the emotional aspect of trading a beloved player, then clash over the wisdom of the outfield youth movement: Sal is okay with leaving a spot open for a prospect, but BT argues the Mets cannot rely on unproven young players for a winning club and must acquire two top-tier outfielders to secure the spot Nimmo vacated. They conclude by looking ahead to hear from Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner.