Podcasts about barstool van talk

The Celtics/Sixers are tied 2-2 and Max and Hank have swapped their confidence levels going into Game 5 (00:00:00-00:19:25). We talk Warriors/Lakers, the Heat somehow being really good now and Nuggets/Suns with Devin Booker going nuclear the past 2 games (00:19:25-00:51:14). Did the Leafs actually make it to the second round (00:51:14-00:55:35). We talk F1, Kentucky Derby and the King's Coronation with a jam packed weekend of sports (00:55:35-01:06:00). Who's back of the week (01:06:00-01:25:29). TV executive Michael Davies joins the show to talk about Jeopardy Masters, Who wants to be a millionaire, being the Executive Producer of Barstool Van Talk and how everything went down plus Soccer (01:25:29-02:12:29). We finish with the Lottery Ball (02:12:29-02:21:55).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/PardonMyTake

On today's episode Erika is joined by the Executive producer of Jeopardy, Micheal Davies, to discuss what it's like running Jeopardy!, working in live television, if streaming is taking over cable television and much more. Davies also gives us a look at what it was like working with Barstool in live television on Comedy's Central The Rundown and ESPN's Barstool Van Talk. In addition, with the news of PENN Entertainment acquiring all of Barstool Sports, Erika takes a deep dive into the topic of acquisitions and gives advice on how to deal with your company being acquired. Finally to close out the show, we talk about mid-year reviews and gives her 7 tips to crushing your review whether you're an employee or manager. Enjoy! (00:01:27) PENN Acquisition (00:05:52) Michael Davies (00:33:21) Dealing With an Acquisition (00:41:05) Q&A (00:47:14) Mid-Year Reviews

PFT joins KFC (20:30) to talk about everything from the early days at Kissing Suzy Kolber, to interviews with Deadspin, to his thoughts on Dave Portnoy. 2AM time slots on college radio. The time SB Nation lowballed him. The time Deadspin interviewed him. Does he have beef with Darren Rovell? Does he secretly hate Barstool? The meteoric rise of PMT. His relationship with Big Cat and Hank. The evolution of his character and launching Macrodosing. The Barstool Van Talk incident. Did ESPN try to hire him? Will he ever drop the shades? The man and the legend, PFT Commenter, on Behind the Blog. But first, KFC goes through 3 circles of hell in Michaels, Homegoods and Target.

We are back! After a 3 year hiatus #MAILTIME (presented by Roman) has made it's triumphant return! @KFCBarstool and @BrendanClancy back at it, cubicle chronicles, 1 Minute Man, your emails in The Mailbox and some new segments we are cooking up too. In this episode we eventually breakdown the top Barstool moments of the decade, from 2009-2019. We also discuss old-shaming, #GasolineTwitter, strategic laziness, and whether Joe Rogan hates Barstool. TIMESTAMPS: (:00-4:00) Welcome back (4:00) How to pronounce the word "crayon" (8:00) shout out to Roman for making this happen (14:00) The Worst Day of the Year, New Year's resolutions and the frontal lobe (17:00) Cubicle Chronicles (20:00) Turning into what you hate (25:00) Holiday daycare in Halloween shops (27:00) Gasoline twitter (31:00) Could KFC decide the next election? (33:00) How to put on deodorant (38:00) When does the decade start? (40:00) The Pillars of Mailtime, strategic laziness, and old-shaming (45:00) Killing a midwesterner (50:00) Grafico Bonito and the best selling video game systems of all time (52:00) Prince Philip is a corpse (57:00) no one ever disagrees with Joe Rogan (1:04:00) does Rogan hate Barstool? (1:06:00) The Barstool decade and the launch of Barstool NY (1:14:00) expansion to Philly, Chicago and DC (1:22:00) the Blackout Tour (1:26:00) KFCR launches (1:34:00) The Combine (1:40:00) Saturdays Are For The Boys (1:44:00) Chernin (1:48:00) Rap Battle (1:54:00) Pardon My Take (1:56:00) The new KFCR (2:00:00) Comedy Central and Barstool Van Talk

Tiger was back and then he wasn't. The course at Carnoustie won the weekend as well as hungover golfers (2:23 - 11:30). Whos back of the week + The Mt Rushmore of moments we wish twitter existed for (11:30 - 35:18). Dan Patrick joins the show for the first time since his Barstool Van Talk episode 2 appearance to talk about sports media in 2018, how much longer he's going to work, and MJ vs Lebron (yes we made him debate this with us) (35:18 - 84:42). Segments include hurt or injured for Noah Syndergaard getting hand foot and mouth disease, thoughts and prayers to the tragic passing of Tony Sparano, Bad Visual Brewers fans giving a standing Ovation to Josh Hader, Stay Woke Lebron is building the all blame team, and a spinzone for Jimmy G

Episode 144 of the Sports Illustrated Media podcast features Marty Smith, a college reporter for ESPN and the host of “Marty Smith’s America” and John Ourand, the media reporter for Sports Business Daily.   In this podcast Smith discusses how he is an anomaly on ESPN, from a reporting style that reminds one of a human energy drink to having, as he calls it, “a full-blown Appalachian Southern accent”; how he prepares and approaches long-form interviews; the challenges of reporting NASCAR, which Smith did from 2006 to 2014; what he was thinking when ESPN lost NASCAR to NBC in 2014; how former ESPN executive producer John Wildhack, now the athletic director at Syracuse, told him that his reporting passion in NASCAR would translate to college football.; growing up in Pearisburg, Va., about 24 miles north-worst of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg; how he weighs discussing politics on his social media feed; why Tony Stewart is the toughest interview in NASCAR and why Dale Earnhardt Jr. is the sport’s most interesting person; traveling to Iceland with producer Jonathan Whyley following the Iceland national team’s remarkable showing in the 2016 Euros; his top 5 atmospheres in college football; how to develop rapport with subjects; what the future holds at ESPN; talking to young sports broadcasters with Southern roots, and much more.   Ourand discusses his piece on the dissolution of the ESPN-Barstool relationship (and the end of the ESPN2 show “Barstool Van Talk” after one episode) including Sam Ponder’s agent sending an email to ESPN president John Skipper and Connor Schell, executive vice president of content about Barstool; how Ponder’s tweet galvanized a small but influential group within ESPN that voiced its displeasure internally; whether ESPN management did enough due diligence on Barstool’s content; the internal support at ESPN for the talent of Pardon My Take; why Skipper believed that Barstool would do something in the future that would put ESPN in a bad light; whether any ESPN managers or talent tried to talk Skipper out of his decision; whether any female senior managers at ESPN were involved in the final decision, and much more.   You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play and Stitcher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the playoffs over and the World Series underway Stu recaps the state of Major League Baseball including the Yankees decision to fire Joe Girardi. In addition, The Source gives his take on the current frontrunners in the NFL and College Football and who he thinks has a shot to make a run for it all. After the sports recap Stu turns to the cancelling of Barstool Van Talk, cut short and removed from ESPN 2 less than a week after its first episode. Finally, Stu explains why Halloween is his favorite holiday and shares some of his outlandish and ridiculous Halloween memories.

It's Friday and we're pissed ESPN canceled Barstool Van Talk. Also, who decided Liam Neeson should be an action star? MØ released a new EP, possibly by accident! 'Stranger Things' season two hits Netflix and we discuss the possibility of our friend Mr. Clarke passing away.  -- Follow us on Twitter/Instagram: @ListenToBrunch Play Draft Kings using promo code: BRUNCH

Will Doug and Tim sleep together for warmth, are talent scouts listening to this program, would Plowsy clean animal cages for $30K a year, The Cat worked the stables as a youth, he was also a barrel racer, Hayes is at home on horseback, Plow Boy saw The Hipster of Tower Grove South, is ESPN pursuing us to replace Barstool Van Talk, Timmy the Tickler phones into the presentation to discuss peeing in the shower, Iggy had issues buying an electric razor, is there an update on the Mike Lee situation, what happened to Pat Parris, addressing questions from the text line, Tim watched Rudy this week, Iggy has questions for Tim, remembering how Doug angered the little bantam rooster, Pocket Tube missed getting the video of Matt Holliday accosting the Plow Boy, Mr. Nipples texts a vile query, Rich Gould stories, discussing favorite interviews and podcast ideas, the Rams are rising among NFL Power Rankings, remembering the Rams Rules, talking locker room boners, what's up with the cuck studio, the Beercats and Ballsacks might both be at TMA Live on Thursday however Larry Nickel is out, Doug digs A-Rod, what would have been in Jeter's Gift Baskets, we take heat on the text line.

Préity Üupala joins us to talk about her background in spirituality, her views as a global citizen, and her thoughts on Harvey Weinstein, tantra and Kit Harrington's apology for his comments on sexism. We also talk ESPN's immediate failure of Barstool Van Talk, Nicki Minaj's brother's child rape case, agent Tyler Grasham's big gay young male parties and harrassment, Kate Del Castillo and Sean Penn's comparative assholishness, and Playboy's first transsexual Playmate. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The death of Barstool Van Talk. The guys talk about what went wrong with their ESPN2 show that was cancelled on Monday night. What they would have done differently and what the future holds (2:20 - 29:24). NBC Sports Dan Patrick joined the show as the second and last guest of Barstool Van Talk. We talked about his career at ESPN and pitched him bad Adam Sandler movies that we think should be greenlit (29:24 - 64:55). Segments include Talking Baseball, Uhh Ya Think for Markelle Fultz's injury, bad sports town for Austin Texas, and Guys on Chicks. 

Will Doug and Tim sleep together for warmth, are talent scouts listening to this program, would Plowsy clean animal cages for $30K a year, The Cat worked the stables as a youth, he was also a barrel racer, Hayes is at home on horseback, Plow Boy saw The Hipster of Tower Grove South, is ESPN pursuing us to replace Barstool Van Talk, Timmy the Tickler phones into the presentation to discuss peeing in the shower, Iggy had issues buying an electric razor, is there an update on the Mike Lee situation, what happened to Pat Parris, addressing questions from the text line, Tim watched Rudy this week, Iggy has questions for Tim, remembering how Doug angered the little bantam rooster, Pocket Tube missed getting the video of Matt Holliday accosting the Plow Boy, Mr. Nipples texts a vile query, Rich Gould stories, discussing favorite interviews and podcast ideas, the Rams are rising among NFL Power Rankings, remembering the Rams Rules, talking locker room boners, what's up with the cuck studio, the Beercats and Ballsacks might both be at TMA Live on Thursday however Larry Nickel is out, Doug digs A-Rod, what would have been in Jeter's Gift Baskets, we take heat on the text line.

Flat breaking down the cancellation of Barstool Van Talk, has Doug ever done an emergency press conference on social media, would people pay subscription fees to continue getting Barstool's content, how do you monetize online content and Twitter, reacting to The Athletic's co-founder making odd comments to the New York Times, bombastic bluster is bad for business, is The Athletic's model sustainable long term, franchises are bringing media in house now so what role will that play going forward, debating online payment methods, the Blues are sending content to local TV stations during road trips, Doug talks credit card fraud, Iggy loves Mike Caruso, Big Al calls in, political discourse, what is Trump doing while tweeting, Hotshots Email of the Day.

Dave and Pat discuss A Boogie vs. Lil B (3:39), Taylor Swift's new single 'Gorgeous' (5:15), and Justin Timberlake's return to the Super Bowl halftime show (6:44). We discuss ESPN's decision to end Barstool Van Talk after one episode and their digital future (10:14). We conclude with a discussion of the future of Amazon Prime Video following the departure of Roy Price (20:12).

Flat breaking down the cancellation of Barstool Van Talk, has Doug ever done an emergency press conference on social media, would people pay subscription fees to continue getting Barstool's content, how do you monetize online content and Twitter, reacting to The Athletic's co-founder making odd comments to the New York Times, bombastic bluster is bad for business, is The Athletic's model sustainable long term, franchises are bringing media in house now so what role will that play going forward, debating online payment methods, the Blues are sending content to local TV stations during road trips, Doug talks credit card fraud, Iggy loves Mike Caruso, Big Al calls in, political discourse, what is Trump doing while tweeting, Hotshots Email of the Day.

The Cubs are dead. Deader than dead. But Tommy Lasorda is alive, for now. Raiders/Chiefs and how it's fucked up Oakland is losing their football team(2:05-14:20). Playmakers Book Club, we watched the first 19 minutes of Episode 4 (forgot to finish the full episode, sorry)(15:20-18:21). NFL Picks(18:25-20:11). Michael Rapaport joins the show to talk about his new book, making a TV show, his beef with Bill Simmons, and the cat situation in his backyard(22:42-53:47). Segments include Fantasy Fuckbois(55:34-57:47), Sorry not Sorry(59:07-1:00:22), A phone call to Jason Kidd asking him to come on Barstool Van Talk(1:00:29-1:06:44), and Explain it to Hank(1:06:50-1:11:14.) ​​

Episode 142 of the Sports Illustrated Media podcast features a sports media roundtable with Chad Finn, the sports media writer and general columnist for the Boston Globe and Boston.com; Jon Lewis, the creator and editor of Sports Media Watch, and Kyle Koster, a writer for The Big Lead.   In this podcast, the roundtable discusses truths and lies when it comes to the NFL ratings; what trends can be gleaned from the first six weeks of the 2017 NFL season; NFL viewer trends in relation to other sports; ratings for potential World Series matchups; whether the NBA can rebound from last year’s regular season declines; Al Michaels referencing Harvey Weinstein on Sunday Night Football; Jemele Hill’s future with ESPN; whether SportsCenter can work in 2017; ESPN’s deal with Barstool; why Barstool might have more leverage than ESPN; how much due diligence ESPN management did or did not do on old Barstool posts; how ESPN management will react to some employees being upset that the alliance; Sam Ponder’s social media comments on the eve of Barstool Van Talk debut on ESPN2, and much more.   You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play and Stitcher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discussing our arrival times in Kirkwood, Tim enjoyed Barstool Van Talk on ESPN 2, discussing why shows are called podcasts, Plow Boy still has an iPhone 3 and doesn't invest in phone cases, talking phone accessories, The Cat references Judy Tenuta which leads to some Swope's Picks audio featuring Iggy, talking a failed Hedo film, was there sex going on at the disco, should you say drink or cocktail, Mr. Nipples wants Iggy to send him a D pic, why isn't that Mizzou vs. Kansas basketball game being televised, Tim shares details on an upcoming tribute to "El Diablo" Joe Strauss, Alexis Strauss owned a troll on Twitter, should we visit Haenchen in South Dakota, will Doug be the 6000th member of the TMA Fan Page, some listeners are blocked on multiple platforms, the Plow Boy has basketball knowledge, Doug doesn't like the Golden State Warriors, #FunWithAudio from the Barstool chicks on Steph Curry's foot fetish, Plowsy likes to wear tube socks, more #AudioFun from Francesa, what if our listeners started calling into WFAN, what does the G stand for in what up G.

Discussing our arrival times in Kirkwood, Tim enjoyed Barstool Van Talk on ESPN 2, discussing why shows are called podcasts, Plow Boy still has an iPhone 3 and doesn't invest in phone cases, talking phone accessories, The Cat references Judy Tenuta which leads to some Swope's Picks audio featuring Iggy, talking a failed Hedo film, was there sex going on at the disco, should you say drink or cocktail, Mr. Nipples wants Iggy to send him a D pic, why isn't that Mizzou vs. Kansas basketball game being televised, Tim shares details on an upcoming tribute to "El Diablo" Joe Strauss, Alexis Strauss owned a troll on Twitter, should we visit Haenchen in South Dakota, will Doug be the 6000th member of the TMA Fan Page, some listeners are blocked on multiple platforms, the Plow Boy has basketball knowledge, Doug doesn't like the Golden State Warriors, #FunWithAudio from the Barstool chicks on Steph Curry's foot fetish, Plowsy likes to wear tube socks, more #AudioFun from Francesa, what if our listeners started calling into WFAN, what does the G stand for in what up G.

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On this week's edition of Barstool Radio, no one escapes the wrath of the Stool. Carrabis gets tortured by the Yankees and Astros fans in the office, Michael Rapaport's guy Tommy G gets embarrassed by KFC on Twitter, Elika Sandeghi gets dragged by the entire Barstool universe, and Rico Bosco gets murdered live on the air. The biggest internal storyline of the week was the announcement of Pardon My Take's new television show on ESPN 2, Barstool Van Talk. But as always, the internet decided it had other plans when Elika Sandeghi tried to (unsuccessfully) drag our names through the mud before we could make the announcement official. Michael Rapaport joined BSR in studio on Wednesday to defend his podcast co-host Tommy G after KFC mocked him on Twitter, and his retaliation went too far. Rap also gets disappointed by Rico Bosco, and KFC possibly ends his career for good this time. All this and more on Barstool Radio.