Podcasts about Big Mac

Willie Colon fills in for Big Mac to analyze the Yankees' recent series against the Dodgers and the injury scare involving Cam Skatabo's viral backflip. They also discuss the news regarding Ryan Clark's departure from ESPN, the ongoing MetLife Stadium turf debate, and Amar'e Stoudemire's surprising new business venture. 02:05 - Willie Colon Joins 03:54 - Halftime Show Critique 07:16 - Disney Cruise Review 09:15 - Yankees Dodgers Recap 13:45 - Skatabo Backflip Scare 16:45 - Jackson Dart Lifestyle 24:00 - Bronx Hoops Stories 27:50 - Willie's Jiu-Jitsu Training 29:40 - Nick Newell Fight 35:15 - Tim Tebow Story 37:20 - Ryan Clark Discourse 40:55 - Clark ESPN Departure 46:10 - Fantasia Crying Story 48:05 - Boutique Experience 36:20 - MetLife Turf Debate 39:15 - Dodgers Investigation News 43:05 - Stoudemire Cattle Farm 48:25 - Chicken Farming Dispute 57:25 - Papa Don't Preach 29:00 - Knicks Championship Parade

Craig and Big Mac are joined by Content Creator Rossi Takes and Entrepreneur Gary Vee live from Fanatics Fest.

Craig and Big Mac are joined by Jason from AA Mint Cards to take a look at some of the latest collectibles.

Craig and Big Mac talk with Robert Wuhl of Arliss, Batman, Bull Durham, and many others, about baseball and much more.

In this episode, we deep-dive into a hidden gem in the UK tech sector: Intercede Group (#IGP). While the broader software space faces budget cuts, high-assurance digital identity is seeing massive, non-discretionary spending. I break down 6 reasons why Intercede is a screaming buy—ranging from its sovereign-grade client base and first-mover quantum advantage to its double-digit compounding projections trading at dirt-cheap forward multiples.We also cover key updates on Funding Circle (#FCH) and how El Niño is shifting macro landscapes for soft commodities, alongside our weekly roundup of the markets and microcap winners and losers.Markets Covered: Indices Best and Worst Small & Microcap Performers This Week Companies & Funds Mentioned Today: Ramsdens (#RFX) Funding Circle (#FCH) Intercede (#IGP) WisdomTree Cocoa (#COCO) WisdomTree Coffee (#COFF) WisdomTree Sugar (#SUGA)

FULL SHOW: My Man Pots N' Pans!!! Bernie Williams, Charlotte Flair, Andrew Giuliani, and Lil Dee join the show.....Cmac is shilling his heart out for the Yankees, soccer will not be popular in the U.S., and much, much more ohhhh yeahhh.

Craig and Big Mac are live from Fanatics Fest, breaking down last night's ESPY's, the World Cup, and Andrew Giuliani joins the show.

Craig can hide it no longer....He officially sees Big Mac as a Yankees shill....Of all the dramatic things.

Craig and Big Mac speak with Mike from Heritage Auctions about some of the most valuable items in their possession.

Meet Big Mac! He is a Pit Bull Terrier mix with the softest heart. Big Mac is around 3 years old. He has a gentle and sweet demeanor to him. He loves to be glued to your hip, no matter what the activity, he is all in for it. He knows how to sit and has the best manners when taking treats. Big Mac is a sucker for people and excels at winning everyone over with his loving personality. He enjoys soaking up the outdoors. The grass, the sunshine, the smells - he loves it all. Though we don't know much about his past, we do know some. His partner was tragically hit by a car and did not make it. We found him and helped mend his broken heart. However, he is still lonely and seeking a loving companion. We have no doubt he will win you over with his adorable face, or his ability to play the system for attention! His adoption fee is $65 since he is not yet neutered. Contact Cass County Animal Control at 269-445-3701 or visit the shelter at 323 M-62, Cassopolis, MI 49031 and come check out Big Mac and see what he has to offer!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big Mac and Craig evaluate the New York Yankees' roster needs ahead of the trade deadline, specifically debating if Ben Rice should move to catcher. They shift to the gridiron to dispute Ryan Clark's controversial NFL rankings that placed Lamar Jackson significantly lower than Joe Burrow. The conversation also touches on fast food quality rumors and personal health philosophies regarding cholesterol. 02:05 - Aaron Judge Update 05:45 - Fast Food Quality Debate 10:45 - Winning Cures Everything 14:15 - Grilling & Smoker Talk 18:20 - Yankees Trade Strategy 24:15 - Ben Rice Catcher Debate 27:15 - Ryan Clark Rankings Dispute 34:10 - Conspiracies & Lab Meat

Craigie and Big Mac review the MLB All-Star Game performances, focusing on the disappointing Boyz II Men set and the lack of action on the field. They contrast the energy levels of American sports fans with international soccer crowds and discuss the offensive potential of the New York Giants' upcoming season. 02:24 - Boyz II Men Performance Critique 05:54 - State Of Modern Baseball 09:38 - American Sports Fandom Problems 14:19 - Miss America Anthem Controversy 17:45 - Giants QB Strategy Discussion 24:10 - Boyz II Men Basketball Story 28:57 - Global Soccer Fan Comparisons 33:34 - Stephen King And Pop Culture 40:37 - Yankee Trade Deadline Talk 57:03 - Sidney Sweeney Discussion

Big Mac and Craig Carton dissect the revamped Home Run Derby format and the rowdy crowd atmosphere in Philadelphia. They transition to local football, debating whether Jaxson Dart is the franchise savior for the Giants and if Geno Smith can lead the Jets past their "crap magnet" reputation. The segment also includes lighthearted banter regarding Aruba vacation stories and an intern challenge involving cinnamon candy. 01:53 - Home Run Derby Debate 06:20 - All Star Event Rankings 11:22 - Jets Football Expectations 15:46 - Jaxson Dart Mentality 19:30 - Podcast With Lil Wayne 26:10 - Stanton Hall Of Fame 30:50 - AFC East Predictions 35:21 - Analyzing Lamar Jackson 40:35 - Giants Win Totals 48:10 - Elite Quarterback Tiers 57:05 - Intern Trivia Challenge 01:03:00 - Red Hots Challenge 37:45 - Lesbian Cricket Triangle 44:20 - Aruba Shark Story 01:02:10 - Spain Beats France 08:00 - Geno Smith Cleared

Carton and Big Mac clash over the entertainment value of the Home Run Derby before diving into the future of New York's football franchises. They discuss the contrasting off-seasons of Jaxson Dart and Geno Smith, leading Carton to issue a controversial prediction about divisional success. 01:30 - Home Run Derby Debate 04:45 - All-Star Event Quality 09:24 - Ben Rice Derby Struggles 12:40 - Geno Smith Off-Field Issues 16:28 - Jaxson Dart Offseason Focus 20:04 - Giants Training Camp Expectations 23:33 - New York Football Culture 31:28 - Bold AFC East Prediction 35:23 - Comparing NFL Quarterback Futures 38:55 - Big Mac Giant Loyalty

Craig and Big Mac debate whether Giancarlo Stanton is a lock for the Hall of Fame despite his recurring injury history with the Yankees. They also discuss the hype surrounding Jackson Dart as a potential savior for the Giants and rank the elite tier of NFL quarterbacks. 02:00 - Live Charity Podcast Announcement 10:19 - Giancarlo Stanton Hall of Fame 16:30 - Giants and Jackson Dart 29:55 - Ranking Elite NFL Quarterbacks 33:01 - Home Run Derby Recap 40:16 - Lamar Jackson Passing Debate 50:15 - Best Cheesesteaks and Food

Craig Carton puts Joe the Intern through a gauntlet of sports trivia and a spicy Red Hots challenge to earn a higher internship grade. He and Chris McMonigle delve into a debate over Eli Manning's Hall of Fame credentials and the New York Giants' historically low win totals. They also analyze the upcoming NFL schedule and share personal vacation stories. 01:50 - Testing Joe The Intern 08:14 - NY Jets Hall Of Famers 15:30 - Eli Manning Hall Debate 23:53 - Vikings Versus Giants Predictions 38:14 - Intern Red Hots Challenge 49:15 - Giants 2024 Schedule Breakdown 55:27 - Big Mac's StainAway Invention 01:02:40 - Jets And Giants History

Craigie and Big Mac debate the logistics of a high-profile love triangle in Australian women's cricket before diving into the controversial practice of holding beach chairs in Aruba. They also entertain colorful callers, including a former model with five marriage proposals and a Giants fan looking for a favor. The segment concludes with a breakdown of recent World Cup results and the varying levels of optimism for the Jets and Giants this season. 01:45 - Lesbian Cricket Love Triangle 05:30 - Aruba Beach Chair Etiquette 13:15 - Peggy O's Modeling Past 22:05 - Radio Staff Vacation Feud 28:35 - World Cup Soccer Upset 34:10 - Football Season Optimism

Craig Carton and Big Mac put Rutgers intern Joe through a series of timed challenges to test his sports and pop culture knowledge. They discuss the famous fat sandwiches of New Brunswick before Joe attempts to name famous Michaels, Beatles songs, and New York Giants quarterbacks. The group also debates New York Jets Hall of Famers and the evolution of food truck culture. 01:00 - Intern Challenge Intro 02:33 - Famous Michaels Trivia 03:54 - Beatles Song Challenge 04:47 - Giants Quarterback Trivia 07:23 - Jets Hall Famers

Chris McMonigle and Craig Carton break down the growing hype surrounding Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart as fans start comparing him to NFL superstars like Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes. Is the excitement justified, or are expectations getting way too high after a small sample size? The guys debate Dart's rushing ability, his potential as a dual-threat quarterback, whether the Giants should use him in short-yardage situations, and why Lamar Jackson has become one of the NFL's best pocket passers. Plus, Craig and Big Mac get into some hilarious food debates, cheesesteaks, and take your calls on WFAN.

Big Mac and the group evaluate Giancarlo Stanton's career trajectory and whether persistent injuries will prevent the slugger from reaching the Hall of Fame. They also reminisce about legendary athletes who wore the number 44 and promote a charity podcast event featuring Lil Wayne. 01:00 - Lil Wayne Podcast Event 02:33 - Celebrating Pete's Birthday 03:53 - Famous Number 44 Athletes 08:22 - Giancarlo Stanton's Yankees Future 11:27 - Stanton's Hall of Fame Case

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Craig and Chris McMonagle evaluate the Yankees' aggressive trade deadline strategy and whether the team should bother making moves if Aaron Judge's imaging shows no progress. They also debate the true popularity of soccer in America and the hilarious branding mishap of the McMonagle Show while Craig was away. 01:20 - SNY Suite Plans 04:45 - McMonagle Branding Scandal 11:08 - Soccer Popularity Debate 20:05 - Global Sports Ratings 33:20 - Highest Paid Athletes 40:43 - Yankees Trade Deadline 48:35 - National Patriotism Discussion

Craig Carton returns from vacation and discovers something happened while he was gone: The Carton Show apparently became “Chris McMonigle” on the Audacy app! After a caller exposes the change, Craig launches an on-air investigation to find out who renamed the show, while Big Mac insists he had absolutely nothing to do with it. Anthony Gallo gets called into the studio, deadlines are issued, blame starts flying and the entire show goes off the rails.

Craig Carton and Big Mac examine the potential conflict of interest involving Adam Schefter co-owning a gambling company with Robert Kraft. They debate if these financial ties affect NFL reporting integrity and compare the situation to past media scandals. The segment also covers Josh Hamilton's legendary Home Run Derby performance and a bizarre story about broadcasting to dead air at WIP. 01:20 - Schefter's Conflict Of Interest 06:35 - Reporting On The Patriots 13:20 - Detour Into Smurfs Lore 16:40 - Talking With Young Fans 22:45 - Tom Brady's Ownership Role 29:25 - Home Run Derby History 34:10 - Josh Hamilton's Vision 45:30 - Broadcasting To Dead Air

Craig and Big Mac dissect Bryce Harper's decision to charge fans nearly $1,000 for personal videos despite his massive career earnings. They contrast the criticism Harper faces with the acceptance of active NBA stars like LeBron James promoting gambling apps. Craig also calls out the station's digital team for rebranding the program while he was away on vacation. 01:25 - Lindor and Mets Debacle 05:00 - Bryce Harper Cameo Greed 10:30 - NBA Gambling Ad Hypocrisy 14:50 - Harper Video vs Brunson Photo 18:45 - Comedians vs Pro Athletes 22:20 - Carton Show Branding Controversy 32:00 - Red Sox Sweep Mets

Carton returns from vacation to break down the Mets' mid-season collapse and join Big Mac in ranking the weekend's most embarrassing sports and pop culture moments. They also analyze the Yankees' recent win streak and engage in a heated discussion on whether professional success is defined by championship rings or Hall of Fame status. 01:50 - Carton Returns and Mets Struggles 08:25 - Ranking the Worst Weekends 16:05 - Yankees Win Streak Discussion 19:45 - Jay-Z Concert Delay Chaos 25:15 - Smurfs and Cartoon Crushes 35:30 - McGregor Injury and UFC Fallout 42:55 - Eli Manning vs Dan Marino 49:40 - Geno Smith Traffic Stop Drama

Carton returns from vacation to join Big Mac for a breakdown of the New York Mets' embarrassing sweep and the New York Yankees' recent winning streak. They participate in a "blind rank" game to identify the weekend's biggest losers, covering everything from nature attacks to celebrity news. The discussion also explores Smurfette's secret history, Adam Schefter's business ties, and a wild listener story about a beach prank. 01:50 - Carton Returns from Vacation 05:20 - Mets Swept by Boston 09:15 - Blind Rank Weekend Fails 17:25 - Paul Virzi and Comedy 25:30 - Smurfette's Secret History 36:45 - Bryce Harper Cameo Drama 47:45 - Geno Smith Speeding Controversy

Big Mac explores the alarming nature of Giancarlo Stanton's latest injury setback and argues why it presents a bigger challenge for the Yankees than Aaron Judge's recovery. He proposes aggressive trade targets to stabilize the middle of the order while also highlighting the Mets' fortunate situation against a travel-weary Red Sox squad. The discussion takes a nostalgic turn as he and the crew debate the merits of various iconic movie trilogies. 01:20 - Yankees Win and Judge Injury 08:10 - Stanton Versus Judge Injury Concerns 13:45 - Potential Trades to Fix Lineup 18:45 - Mets Catch Break Against Sox 21:45 - Ranking Great Movie Trilogies 32:15 - Red Sox Stranded in Chicago 37:30 - Fan Speculation on Judge Return 42:40 - Analyzing Yankees Defensive Struggles 49:30 - Navigating New York Death Spiral

Big Mac pits Hoff & Gallo against each other in the Wheel of Fun in this weeks edition where he picks the topics and it doesn't disappoint

Should the Yankees make a blockbuster move for Rafael Devers? Chris McMonigle makes the case that Devers is the perfect bat to replace Giancarlo Stanton's production and help the Yankees make a World Series run. But not everyone agrees, as callers question Devers' clubhouse reputation and whether he'd fit in New York.

Big Mac reacts to the Yankees' much-needed series finale victory over the Rays and explains why this wasn't just another win. From Ryan McMahon's game-changing 12-pitch at-bat to Ben Rice's monster series, Chris breaks down the biggest positives and why Yankees fans shouldn't dismiss them. He also clashes with callers who insist the Yankees still aren't contenders, discusses the bullpen, Aaron Judge's injury update from Brian Cashman, and why the upcoming series in Washington is now critical.

You wouldn't accept paying for a Big Mac and getting a single chicken nugget. But that's essentially what a lot of marketers are doing with their digital ad budgets, says Reckitt's Sameer Amin, on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks recorded live in Cannes.

Big Mac turns his attention to the Mets, whose nightmare season somehow reaches another low after a wild, 12-run offensive outburst still ends in defeat. He breaks down Juan Soto's incredible play being wasted, the team's endless defensive and pitching blunders, David Stearns' growing criticism, and why Mets fans have officially reached their breaking point.

Craig Carton and Big Mac react to the shocking news of Mitchell Robinson joining the Boston Celtics and the Yankees' devastating seven-game losing streak. They evaluate Steve Cohen's decision to guarantee David Stearns' job security despite the Mets' struggles and a rumored blockbuster trade involving Jaylen Brown. The discussion captures the outrage surrounding New York's professional teams during a difficult summer stretch. 01:54 - Robinson Joins The Celtics 06:43 - Yankees Seven Game Losing Streak 11:51 - Steve Cohen Defends David Stearns 17:37 - Jaylen Brown Trade Rumors 22:19 - Yankees Offensive Ineptitude 27:40 - Fans Blast Aaron Boone 33:57 - Mets Front Office Future

Craig and Big Mac react to the Yankees' seven-game losing streak and the team's struggles to execute in critical late-inning moments. They also discuss Mitchell Robinson signing with the Boston Celtics and Steve Cohen's public defense of David Stearns' long-term plan for the Mets. 01:23 - Mitchell Robinson Knicks Exit 05:52 - Defining A Yankee Swoon 12:52 - Steve Cohen Podcast Interview 16:54 - Freddie's Yankee Frustrations 20:05 - Managerial Decision Debates 24:10 - Knicks Roster Flexibility 29:26 - Bullpen Trust Issues 36:34 - David Stearns' Five-Year Plan

Big Mac analyzes the breaking news of Jaylen Brown's trade to the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George. He also expresses frustration over the New York Yankees' seven-game losing streak, criticizing Anthony Volpe's decision-making and the team's offensive struggles. 01:00 - Jaylen Brown Trade News 05:18 - Volpe Bunt Decision Critique 10:58 - Analyzing Yankees Summer Swoons 17:47 - Volpe vs Caballero Debate 21:49 - Sports Update and Recap

The New York Yankees have officially entered a full-blown June swoon after dropping their 7th straight game, and Chris McMonigle has had enough. From blown opportunities to Aaron Boone's decisions, Cody Bellinger's struggles, and another frustrating extra-inning loss, Craig Carton and Big Mac break down everything that's gone wrong in the Bronx. Plus, Mitchell Robinson leaves the Knicks to sign with the Boston Celtics, ending his championship run in New York. Was letting Mitch walk the right move? Can Leon Rose replace his rebounding and defense, or will Knicks fans regret this decision?

Craigy and Big Mac debate the legitimacy of LeBron James' tenure with the Los Angeles Lakers and rank the greatest players in franchise history. They also discuss Shohei Ohtani's historic season and whether a player can be considered the greatest of all time without playing the field. 01:33 - Mitchell Robinson Update 02:15 - LeBron Laker Legacy 11:48 - Top Ten Lakers List 21:30 - Shohei Ohtani Debate 25:10 - Bronny James Contract

Are the Yankees officially in a June swoon? Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate whether New York's five-game skid is just a rough stretch or the beginning of something much worse. With Aaron Judge still out, Ben Rice and Cody Bellinger struggling, and the offense completely disappearing, Craig says the Yankees "stink right now" while Big Mac isn't ready to panic just yet.

Craigie and Big Mac analyze the latest "LOL Mets" moments, including an embarrassing outfield misplay and an on-deck circle injury. Mets legend Darryl Strawberry joins the program to preach patience during the rebuild and discusses the leadership vacuum within the clubhouse. 01:22 - Juan Soto's Outfield Blunder 06:40 - Fans React To Struggles 11:05 - Mauricio Hits Francisco Alvarez 16:45 - Soccer And Sports Update 21:10 - Biggie Smalls Poll Results 25:15 - Strawberry's Rebuild Message 40:45 - Predicting 100 Mets Losses 45:31 - Darryl Strawberry Joins Live

From Big Mac's controversial hat getting compared to Spike Lee and LL Cool J, to Craig's brutally honest thoughts on going bald, comb-overs, and John Cena's hair transplant, the laughs don't stop. The conversation even spirals into classic TV shows, Beatles trivia with the interns, and whether Shohei Ohtani deserves to win the Cy Young Award.

Who owns "Going Back to Cali"- LL Cool J or The Notorious B.I.G.? Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle turn a simple music question into an all-out debate, complete with a live listener poll that delivers a surprising result! Then the conversation goes completely off the rails with a rapid-fire trivia game featuring songs named after cities and states, hilarious intern struggles, and an unexpected NBA trade reaction.

Craigie and Big Mac analyze LeBron James' departure from the Lakers, labeling his tenure a disappointment despite the bubble championship. They also debate Shohei Ohtani's historical greatness, questioning if a player can be the best ever without playing the field. Finally, they quiz a local intern on classic pop culture and discuss the intricacies of athlete hair transplants. 01:20 - LeBron Leaves Lakers 05:00 - Comparing Basketball Achievements 11:15 - All-Time Lakers Rankings 16:15 - LeBron's Disappointing Tenure 20:03 - Ohtani's Historic Greatness 25:00 - Bronny and Kangol Style 29:30 - Celebrity Hair Transplants 36:22 - Intern Pop Culture Quiz 41:10 - Ohtani Cy Young Debate

GTA 6 pre-orders are live, the price is confirmed, and the internet is melting down — so naturally that's the whole episode. Raz and Jake break down the $80 standard / $100 Ultimate pricing, the "physical copy" that's really just a download code in a box with no disc, and whether you're actually losing anything (spoiler: lending to your buddies, and not much else). Then it's the free-market case for why $80 is eminently fair, the cost-per-hour argument that makes GTA the cheapest entertainment on Earth, and the uncomfortable truth that the loudest complainers have already pre-ordered. Then, meanwhile: EMPULSE. The $15 Titanfall-like from the Splitgate devs launched into early access with no store, no battle pass, and no microtransactions — and the guys explain, with the utmost confidence and zero gameplay watched, exactly why it's dead on arrival. Paint bombs included. Plus: 50 million GTA 6 pre-orders, companies closing on launch day, and a $1,000 bet on EMPULSE failing inside three months. 0:00 — Intro & "we have no likes" cold open 1:34 — GTA 6 pre-orders are live: $80 standard, $100 Ultimate 2:58 — The "code in a box": a physical copy with no disc 4:47 — Is the disc even a loss? Lending, Blockbuster, PS2 days 9:00 — Servers, Stop Killing Games & whether discs matter anymore 12:17 — Onto pricing: is $80 fair? "That person does not exist" 15:31 — The $100 Ultimate Edition: scam or just a menu? 19:22 — Does $80 GTA give every other studio license to charge $80? 23:00 — Big Macs, Netflix & the "communists in our comments" tangent 31:00 — Cost-per-hour: video games are the cheapest entertainment on Earth 34:22 — The one scummy thing: PC release delayed behind console 39:59 — Back to physical ownership: resale, lending, longevity 43:13 — Did GTA kill the disc? No — it was already dead 1:00:30 — Why no disc, really: anti-leak vs. just cheaper (part 2) 1:05:20 — Ultimate Edition breakdown: tattoos, car finds, gang raid 1:06:30 — Day-one Ultimate content: cut from the base game? 1:06:40 — "We're going to pre-order anyway, aren't we?" 1:09:54 — Is GTA review-proof? Outrage-proof? The Kotaku prediction 1:11:06 — Vote with your wallet & why a boycott is inconceivable 1:18:40 — 50M pre-orders, $4B, companies closing on launch day 1:11:06 — MEANWHILE: EMPULSE, the $15 Splitgate-devs shooter 1:13:01 — "This game will fail" — the arena shooter genre is dead 1:18:10 — No store, no battle pass, no microtransactions = $60k revenue 1:23:31 — "60 grand, baby" & the $1,000 bet it fails in 3 months 1:30:20 — GTA vs EMPULSE juxtaposition & "consumer-friendly?" rebuttal 1:32:31 — Announcements: bonus eps, Patreon, shoutouts, sign-off _Note: timestamps may be slightly misaligned on podcast apps (but not on YouTube) due to dynamic ads._ The podcast is available wherever you listen to podcasts, and ad-free & early access versions - as well as bonus episodes - are available to all of our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/thedropshot) supporters. We stream the podcast live on our YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/c/thedropshotpodcast) every Saturday morning at ~9 o'clock Pacific Time. We typically start the stream 30 minutes early to answer viewer questions, banter, and chat. Links for everything are below. Thanks for checking us out!

Carton and Big Mac analyze Steve Cohen's controversial behavior and his perceived disconnect from the Mets' fan base. Former Mets second baseman Wally Backman joins the studio to discuss his desire to manage the team and improve clubhouse accountability. They also examine the Yankees' recent sweep by the Red Sox and break down the news of Landry Shamet's new contract with the Knicks. 01:50 - Steve Cohen's Mets Controversies 07:28 - Fan Ejections and Signs 12:53 - David Stearns Leadership Evaluation 17:52 - Wally Backman Studio Interview 24:50 - Clubhouse Chemistry and Accountability 30:23 - Analytics vs Old School Baseball 37:10 - Yankees Lost Weekend Analysis 42:41 - Steve Cohen Ownership Perspective 53:58 - Mets Managerial Candidates 58:36 - Ja Morant Trade Impact

Craig Carton and Big Mac react to the New York Mets' free fall and owner Steve Cohen's social media interactions with frustrated fans. They examine Eric Chavez's insights into clubhouse dynamics and debate the New York Yankees' struggles after a sweep in Boston. The conversation also features a touching call from an 89-year-old die-hard fan and a critique of Emmanuel Acho's take on Caitlin Clark. 01:08 - New York Baseball Meltdown 04:17 - Cohen's Out of Touch Tweets 11:16 - Eric Chavez Clubhouse Claims 17:54 - Wally Backman for Manager 24:37 - 89-Year-Old Fan Call 35:03 - Carton's New Rochelle Induction 42:56 - Acho's Caitlin Clark Comments

Craig and Big Mac debate if Wally Backman's old-school fire is what the Mets need while exploring the potential for Steve Cohen to sell the team. They react to the Yankees being swept in Boston and evaluate growing concerns regarding Gerrit Cole and Jazz Chisholm Jr. Additionally, they cover NBA news including Malik Beasley's indictment and Landry Shamet's contract with the Knicks. 01:20 - Wally Backman for Manager 05:30 - Stearns and Mendoza Struggles 10:35 - Steve Cohen Ownership Debate 15:40 - Sports Team Vanity Projects 19:45 - Mets Managerial Search 24:20 - NBA News Update 29:35 - Yankees Swept at Fenway 38:25 - Landry Shamet Knicks Extension 44:15 - Professional Ownership Ego 48:25 - Aaron Boone Quote Controversy

Craig Carton and Big Mac analyze Aaron Boone's polarizing postgame remarks following the Yankees' sweep by the Red Sox, debating whether his optimistic leadership style is effective. They also examine the skepticism surrounding Steve Cohen's ownership of the Mets, specifically regarding his casino plans and his public handling of stadium incidents. Finally, they compare the Mets' historical championship drought to the Knicks' recent success. 01:40 - Mets Outfield Optimism Debate 04:50 - Defending Aaron Boone's Grind 11:25 - Tigers Matchup and History 18:55 - Steve Cohen's Casino Narrative 24:55 - Owning Local Sports Teams 28:40 - Shamet Signs with Knicks 32:40 - Cohen's Stadium Incident Tweets 38:15 - Mets and Knicks Droughts

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the ugly series, discuss whether Aaron Boone deserves the criticism, question Jazz Chisholm's recent behavior, and explain why injuries—not a complete collapse—are driving the Yankees' struggles. The guys also react to the Malik Beasley gambling indictment, discuss Steve Cohen's future with the Mets, and celebrate the Knicks bringing Landry Shamet back while hinting that Mitchell Robinson could be next.

America is celebrating its 250th birthday... and naturally The Rizzuto Show immediately derails the conversation by asking the only question that matters: what ridiculous stuff deserves to survive another 250 years? This daily comedy show goes completely off the rails as the crew debates whether future civilizations need Crocs, Stanley Cups, Ring doorbell raccoon footage, Shake Weights, CVS receipts, a single lost AirPod, Nicolas Cage himself, or maybe just Dolly Parton's legendary wigs.Speaking of Dolly, Lern dives into Dolly Parton's brand-new Tennessee travel stop, complete with BBQ, showers, merch, sparkling guitars, and enough Southern charm to make every interstate exit jealous. The conversation quickly snowballs into which musicians deserve their own themed truck stops around America, leading to debates over Nelly, Chuck Berry, Metallica, KISS, and who really owns Missouri music history.Then it's celebrity chaos as the crew breaks down the latest rumors surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's reported multi-day wedding celebration. Is Madison Square Garden really the right place? Is America being upstaged during its own birthday? And how much New York traffic can one celebrity wedding possibly create?Music fans also get plenty to chew on with Bring Me The Horizon's brutally heavy throwback release, Jason Momoa reflecting on hosting Black Sabbath's farewell celebration, memories from Ozzy Osbourne's final performances, Metallica box sets, Chris Cornell reissues, and new albums worth checking out.The celebrity news doesn't stop there. Chet Hanks hilariously leans into his own reputation in a new commercial, Kylie Jenner faces another lawsuit, Prince William officially joins the billionaire club, and the crew remembers legendary Blood, Sweat & Tears vocalist David Clayton-Thomas while celebrating one of classic rock's greatest voices.Movie fans aren't left out either. The gang reviews early reactions to Supergirl, talks James Gunn's DC universe, discusses the latest Jackass film, and previews some surprising new releases hitting theaters and streaming.As always, Crap on Celebrities wraps things up with birthdays, entertainment headlines, questionable opinions, and the kind of completely unnecessary debates that somehow become the highlight of every episode.If you enjoy pop culture, weird news, rock music, celebrity gossip, and conversations that spiral from national history into Dolly Parton truck stops in record time, this daily comedy show delivers exactly the kind of beautiful nonsense you've come to expect.Thanks for making The Rizzuto Show part of your day. Whether you're commuting, working, pretending to work, or hiding from your responsibilities, we're happy to provide the soundtrack for your poor life choices.One more thing…If you could put ONE item into America's time capsule that won't be opened until 2276... what would it be?That's the question.And yes, someone absolutely suggested a Big Mac.Because of course they did.This daily comedy show wouldn't have it any other way.Follow The Rizzuto Show → https://linktr.ee/rizzshow for more from your favorite daily comedy show.Connect with The Rizzuto Show Comedy Podcast online → https://1057thepoint.com/RizzShowHear The Rizz Show daily on the radio at 105.7 The Point | Hubbard Radio in St. Louis, MO.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.