Podcasts about big numbers

In this week's show, Steve and Stuart cover a lot of ground, including:Stu's Big Number: it seems small (1000), but that's how many days Ed Sheeran's “Shape of You” has topped the Apple Music chartHow do songwriters actually earn their money – a new report reveals the truth (part of which is that a lot of them are struggling)Which well-known bands are also performing as cover bands to make cash?Why Spotify are under investigation in Turkey – and what does it have to do with golden toilets?How fictional (but not AI!) bands from a Netflix K-Pop animation are getting lots of listeners on streaming platformsAnd much, much more (including Ozzy Osbourne's chimpanzee collaboration)And in the special post-show section just for our Patreon Superfans, Steve and Stu chat about:Steve's latest new band tip,Unusual merch (including poorly-timed mug purchases, and expensive AA batteries),Steve's Noel Gallagher spoon-in-a-champagne-bottle anecdote origin story,The duo pitch for podcast sponsorship from the Milk Marketing Board,Dad-dancing at gigs, and more…As ever, we welcome your feedback, emails and – in particular – any questions you might have about how the music biz works!Email us: thepriceofmusicpodcast@gmail.comSee you next week!Steve and Stuart

Jon Goin of Timber Truss joins us to talk some Golf and make picks for the British open this weekend. Next we welcome in Brandon Drumm of OU Rivals Site to talk the Oklahoma Sooners. Next, the Big Number of the Day.

Sportstime rolls on with Brent Beaird of First Coast News in Jacksonville to talk some more college football. Next up, Landrum Roberts of WJOX in Birmingham joins us to talk about Auburn. Following that we have the Big Number of the Day.

David Cobb, our man from CBS sports joins us to talk about college sports. Next, Matt Moscona of ESPN Baton-Rouge joins us to talk the LSU Tigers. Following him is the Big Number of the Day.

Bruce Marshall, Vegas Insider with CBS Sports joins us to talk some more wagering. Next we get into some baseball followed by the Big Number of the Day.

Keith Smith of Spotrac and the Front Office Show joins us to talk the NBA. Next we get into some college football followed up by the Big Number of the Day.

Tom Ackerman of KMOX in St. Louis joins us to talk about the MLB and the Cardinals. Next we talk some more MLB followed by the Big Number of the Day.

Hour two of Sportstime welcomes Brent Beaird of First Coast News in Jacksonville to talik some college sports. Next, we do our local coma sports stories as we did our national stories yesterday. Darrion will join us to give his list as well. Following that, we have the Big Number of the Day.

David Cobb starts us with some college sports talk. Next we present our top 5 stories or moments to explain to a guy that was in a coma for 15 years that just woke up. These stories have a national focus. Next up is the Big Number of the Day.

Keith Smith joins the show to talk the NBA to open the hour. Brett and Bryant talk College Football at the bottom of the hour and close the hour with Big Number of the Day.

Jon Goin of Timber Truss joins us to talk about golf and give picks for this weeks' John Deere Classic. Next we talk some more NBA before the Big Number of the Day.

Brent Beaird of First Coast News in Jacksonville joins us to talk some college sports. Next we get into the NBA followed by the Big Number of the Day.

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David Cobb of CBS Sports joins us to talk some college sports. Next we give our top 5 national sports stories for the first half of the year. Following that is the Big Number of the Day.

Kenny presents great late night listening!

Vegas Insider Bruce Marshall of CBS Sports joins us to talk some more wagering. Next we talk the MLB followed by the Big Number of the Day.

Keith Smith of Spotrac joins us to talk the NBA. Next we talk the MLB followed by the Big Number of the Day.

Jon Goin of Timber Truss joins us to talk some golf and give picks for the Rocket Classic this week. Next, we give our final grade percentage for the SEC and the Tigers in the big three sports. Then we get into the Big Number of the Day.

Brent Beaird of First coast News in Jacksonville joins us to talk some college athletics. Next we rank the NBA teams that have not won a championship in order of how likely they are to win it next year. Then, we have the Big Number of the Day.

David Cobb of CBS Sports joins us to talk some college sports. Next we take a look at the NBA Draft and the Grizzlies. before we get to the Big Number of the Day.

650 came and went with a kinda normal episode. No questions, some news and lots of talk about recent comics.

Kenny presents great late night listening!

Bruce Marshall of CBS Sports and Vegas Insider joins the show to talk some more wagering. We then go into the NBA Finals before the Big Number of the Day.

Keith Smith of Spotrac joins us to talk the NBA Finals. Next we break down the NBA Finals before getting into the Big Number of the Day.

Jon Goin of Timber Truss then joins us to talk some golf and give picks for The Travelers Championship. Next we get into some MLB before going into the Big Number of the Day.

Tom Haberstroh & Dan Devine break down the electric 2025 NBA Finals between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers by spotlighting the record-setting intensity measured by 38.4 miles run in each game this series. They dive into why this series marks a HUGE shift in playing styles, Pascal Siakam's transformative two-way play for Indiana and Jalen Williams' historic 40-point game at just 24 years old. Plus, the pair debates whether Desmond Bane is the missing piece Orlando needs to become true contenders in the Eastern Conference.(1:27) The Big Number: 38.4 miles per game(21:07) Little Numbers: Thunder open shots in NBA Finals(24:36) Little Numbers: OKC & IND 3-point shooting(29:29) Little Numbers: Siakam's impressive averages(33:25) Little Numbers: points scored in transition(39:02) Grizzlies trade Desmond Bane to the Magic

Brent Beaird of First Coast News in Jacksonville joins us to talk college sports. We then talk the College World Series before we get into the Big Number of the Day.

It's time for some Star Wars news! Kathleen Kennedy showed up at the BFI screening of an original print of A New Hope, sparking significant news about the Original Trilogy, the styles of Star Wars stories, and the start of Starfighter's production. Plus, some of Andor's streaming numbers are in... and they're all good! Go beyond the headlines with Joseph Scrimshaw, Jennifer Landa and Ken Napzok on the 764th episode of ForceCenter.From the minds of Ken Napzok (comedian, host of The Blathering), Joseph Scrimshaw (comedian, writer, director of Dead Media), and Jennifer Landa (actress, YouTuber, crafter, contributor on StarWars.com) comes the ForceCenter Podcast Feed. Here you will find a series of shows exploring, discussing, and celebrating everything about Star Wars. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Listen on TuneIn, Amazon Music, Spotify, and more!Follow ForceCenter!Watch on YouTube!Support us on PatreonForceCenter merch!All from ForceCenter: https://linktr.ee/ForceCenter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Cobb of CBS Sports joins us to talk college sports. Next we talk more about the Bane trade and how it impacts the Grizzlies for next year. Next up, the Big Number of the Day.

Kenny presents great late night listening!

Bruce Marshall, Vegas Insider of CBS Sports joins us to talk some more wagering. Next we are visited by Tye Richardson of ESPN Arkansas to talk Razorback baseball and the SEC. Then, joins us for the Big Number of the Day.

Keith Smith of Spotrac joins the show to talk all things NBA. Next we talk more about the US Open leaderboard thus far, with the Big Number of the Day to follow.

Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine are back with this week's big number: 1 million dollars. That's how much Jay-Z allegedly wagered and then lost, when he placed a milly on OKC to win the Finals in 5 games. Indy won Game 3, which rendered that bet moot -- and Indy added another victim to its pool of people that doubted them. Don't miss the guys break down the stats that prove Indy may very well be the better team, both offensively and defensively. Plus later in the show, Tom wonders if Kevin Durant could return to Oklahoma City — especially if the Thunder get packed up in 5 games!(1:10) The Big Number: $1,000,000 wager on OKC in 5(18:14) Little Numbers: Pacers record in first 25 games(23:50) Little Numbers: Indiana's MPH(29:15) Little Numbers: Pacers passes per game(32:41) Little Numbers: Indiana's defensive rating(37:14) Best landing spots for KD in trade

join Goin of Timber Truss joins us to talk some golf and give picks for the US Open. Next we talk some baseball in the MLB followed up by the Big Number of the Day.

Brent Beaird of First Coast News in Jacksonville joins us to talk some college sports. Next up, Brian Geltzeiler of Sirius XM NBA Radio joins us to talk the Finals, followed up by the Big Number of the Day.

David Cobb of CBS Sports joins us to talk all college sports. Next up, Joe Tomek of FESJC joins us to talk some golf and the ST. Jude Classic. Next up. we have the Big Number of the Day.

Kenny presents great late night listening!

Bruce Marshall, Vegas Insider of CBS Sports, joins us to talk some more wagering. Dick Jerardi joins us next to talk about The Belmont and give our picks for the third and final horse race of the year. Closing out this hour is the Big Number of the Day.

Keith Smith of Spotrac and the Front Office Show joins us to talk all about the NBA Finals. Next we rank the Top Ten Players playing in the finals, followed up by the Big Number of the Day.

Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine are well aware that the Oklahoma City Thunder are LIKELY to win this year's NBA title. But what is Indiana's path to a championship, and just how viable is it? The Big Number has unearthed the key stats that prove how the Pacers could walk away with the Larry O, as improbable as it may seem. It would have to start with Tyrese Haliburton becoming ultra aggressive, which will be easier said than done against his #1 kryptonite: Lu Dort.(1:23) The Big Number: Haliburton scoring vs. OKC(11:59) Little Numbers: Pascal Siakam points produced in postseason(16:21) Little Numbers: Thunder corner 3's(19:41) Little Numbers: What happened last time OKC lost a series?(23:50) Little Numbers: Thunder vs. zone defense(28:54) Knicks fire Tom Thibodeau(38:50) Suns hire Ott as head coach

Jon Goin of Timber Truss joins us to talk some golf news and make picks for the Canadian Open this weekend. Next we talk the MLB before we get into the Big Number of the Day.

Brent Beaird of First Coast News in Jacksonville joins us to talk college sports. Next we talk the MLB followed by the Big Number of the Day.

Dan Devine and Tom Haberstroh break down the historic matchup between the Indiana Pacers & Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2025 NBA Finals. With only a 1% chance of this pairing at the start of the season, the hosts dissect why both teams surged to the top, challenging long-held NBA assumptions about youth, roster continuity, and midseason trades. The conversation spotlights star performances from Tyrese Haliburton and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, plus the impact of strategic additions like Isaiah Hartenstein and Alex Caruso. The episode explores why these Finals are one of the most improbable in recent memory, what sets each team apart, and what this means for the future of team-building in the NBA.Don't miss the discussion on what's next for the Minnesota Timberwolves and New York Knicks, and the unique blend of clutch play, defense, and team chemistry fueling this unlikely Finals.(1:10) - Pacers & Thunder defy all odds to face off in the NBA Finals(20:40) - Why Thunder excel at avoiding turnovers(26:15) - Caruso & Hartenstein fuel OKC's defensive engine(31:50) - Pacers: clutchest team in the NBA?(34:50) - Pacers & Thunder have both dominated in 2025(43:20) - What's next for the Timberwolves?(50:00) - What's next for the Knicks?Subscribe to the The Big Number on your favorite podcast app:

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Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine have uncovered the jaw-dropping truth: the Oklahoma City Thunder now possess "the best defense in Playoff history." The guys explain what OKC is doing to make things so uncomfortable for their opponents, and how the juggernaut defense likely won't be solved any time soon.(1:05) - Is the Thunder defense best in postseason history?(10:05) - Numbers behind Thunder's suffocating defense(15:20) - Live-ball turnovers forced by Thunder defense(19:10) - How Thunder stifled Anthony Edwards(22:40) - Thunder shut down Wolves' corner threes(28:10) - How will SGA's MVP win be remembered?Subscribe to the The Big Number on your favorite podcast app:

Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine have unearthed the data that shows Indiana is NOT to be messed with. The Big Number guys explain how the Pacers laid waste to the #1-seed Cleveland Cavaliers, and likely won't be stopped anytime soon. Plus the guys ask the question, would Nico Harrison ever, shockingly, consider trading the #1 overall pick? What caliber of superstar would need to be offered to the Mavs' GM for him to come off of Cooper Flagg?!? The guys think Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucks may convince Nico to do the unthinkable (again)! Subscribe to the The Big Number on your favorite podcast app:

Hour 1 – The Drive opened the show discussing the big attendance numbers the Royals drew in their weekend series against the Red Sox.

On this episode of The Big Number, Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine answer the question "do the Warriors have a chance WITHOUT Steph Curry?" The answer may surprise you. Plus, are the Indiana Pacers starting to show they're a team of destiny? Tyrese Haliburton's numbers in the clutch will leave you stunned. But not as stunned as Cleveland Cavaliers fans... yikes! The insanity of the NBA Playoffs is peaking and Tom and Dan are here to break it all down on this installment of The Big Number.(1:20) The Big Number: 0(20:29) Little Numbers: Warriors possessions in the bonus(24:47) Little Numbers: Anthony Edwards Game 1(29:02) Little Numbers: Draymond Green contested shots(30:45) Little Numbers: Warriors offensive rebounding(36:30) Pacers stun Cavaliers AGAIN

On this episode of The Big Number, Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine break down the New York Knicks' offensive struggles. Could they actually blow this series to the Detroit Pistons?Plus, Tom and Dan have unearthed the numbers that prove this is one of the most exciting NBA postseasons of ALL-TIME, and the 1st round is still going!The duo also recap the Milwaukee Bucks blowing a 7-point lead with 40 seconds left on Tuesday night to end their season, and perhaps the Giannis Era in Milwaukee. How did things get so bad for the Bucks that they may have no choice but to entertain offers for their generational superstar? It's here on this installment of The Big Number.(1:05) - What makes this first round so competitive(16:05) - Cade Cunningham's early dominance(18:55) - Knicks' concerning pace of play(24:35) - Jalen Duren making plays for Detroit(28:25) - Knicks offensive struggles without Brunson(32:20) - Should Bucks trade Giannis?(46:55) - Cavs-Pacers thoughts & predictionsSubscribe to the The Big Number on your favorite podcast app:

Mike Tyson's famous aphorism is true for golf as well: everyone has a plan until he's punched in the face. And a round of golf will punch you in the face. When you find trouble during your round, how do you avoid those round-destroying blow-up scores? In this episode, Mark, Lou, and Greg bring three tips for minimizing the damage. They talk about strategy, the skill of hitting recovery shots, keeping your eyes open for smart routes to the hole, and getting the driver under control. You know it: posting better scores is more a matter of reducing bag numbers than it is bagging more birdies. This episode will help you do exactly that. Where to find us: Mark Crossfield's weekly newsletter: https://www.crossfieldgolf.com/subscribe Mark Crossfield on Twitter: https://twitter.com/4golfonline Mark Crossfield on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/4golfonline Lou Stagner's weekly newsletter: https://newsletter.loustagnergolf.com/subscribe Lou Stagner on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouStagner Greg Chalmers on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GregChalmersPGA The Hack It Out Golf Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HackItOutGolf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices