Podcasts about Dolan

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the newly released audio of James Dolan's speech to the Knicks, including his memorable challenge to the players and his promise to buy rings for their significant others if they won it all. The conversation digs into Dolan's changing image in New York, whether Knicks fans would now forgive his past mistakes, Mike Brown's coaching résumé, and why this Knicks run has captivated the city in a way few teams can match.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber address a controversial social media post from their digital team regarding a Jalen Brunson and Jacob deGrom legacy debate that they never actually had. The conversation shifts to James Dolan's leaked championship speech for the Knicks, where he jokingly suggested a ten-week sex ban for the players. 01:50 - Social Media Graphic Backlash 03:04 - Yankees Injury Updates 04:55 - Brendan Soresby Gambling Lawsuit 06:11 - NFL Supplemental Draft Logistics 15:55 - Fan Focus & MLB Previews 18:15 - Knicks vs Yankees Popularity 23:10 - Jalen Brunson's Playoff Legacy 28:50 - James Dolan's Leaked Speech 30:45 - Dolan's Player Sex Ban 37:01 - Mike Brown's Coaching Success

Jerry's got Mikal Bridges saying he took a shot of tequila at 9am - we heard his Instagram live when he was drinking and celebrating. He was jamming to Coldplay and made goat noises for Jalen Brunson. Michelle Beadle talked about Knicks fans burning things down but being more upset about Wemby not shaking hands afterward. We heard James Dolan address the team before the playoffs. The Mets lost to the Reds, 12-0. It was 9-0 in the second inning.

Jerry starts with audio of James Dolan addressing the team before the playoffs started. Kenyon Martin said Jalen Brunson should not pay attention to anything Becky Hammon has to say. The Mets were shutout by the Reds, 12-0. Stephen A. Smith called UFC at the White House a ‘great, great event'. Jay Williams called it a better event than the NBA Finals. OK, terrific.

Boomer kicks off the show wondering how James Dolan will handle sending the Knicks to the White House, right before we dive into Sunday's White House lawn UFC event. Gio predicts the chaos of Thursday's Knicks parade, and Jerry's update delivers Dolan's pre-playoff audio. Next, Kenyon Martin tells Jalen Brunson to ignore Becky Hammon, the Mets get shut out by the Reds, and Pete Crow-Armstrong hits for the cycle. We then hear Stephen A. Smith and Jay Williams rave about the White House UFC event, before wrapping the hour with J-Lo claiming true New Yorkers only come from the five boroughs.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring in producer John to analyze the New York Knicks' NBA championship win and the trend of parody across the league. They explore James Dolan's "Spartan" advice to players and compare it to historical rules set by Paul Brown. Additionally, they discuss the viral success of Cape Verde's World Cup performance and debate whether hitting for the cycle in baseball is an overrated achievement.

Hour 4 of Scotty G. & The Coach with Scott Garrard and Tim LaComb. NBA offseason storylines Sports Roulette: Dolan asked his team to make some sacrifices to win an NBA championship + MORE

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber keep unpacking the Knicks championship celebration, from the games fans will rewatch forever to the moments that may define this title run years from now. The conversation captures the strange mix of joy, nostalgia, and what comes next after a team finally delivers a championship. They debate the most memorable games of the Knicks postseason, whether OG Anunoby's tip or Jalen Brunson's 45 point clincher will live longer in fan history, and how James Dolan's awkward but heartfelt apology gave Evan a surprising reason to believe the Jets might someday have their own breakthrough.

The Carton Show celebrates the New York Knicks winning their first NBA Championship in over 50 years. They break down Jalen Brunson's legendary 45-point performance and criticize Victor Wembanyama's conduct during the series. They also examine a motivational locker room speech from James Dolan that set the tone for the postseason run. 01:50 - Titletown USA 07:00 - Signature Play Analysis 11:42 - Evaluating Opponent Grace 16:45 - Adam Silver Clip 20:30 - Building Through GMs 30:35 - Brunson Trade Retrospective 35:00 - Comparing Giants Runs 39:30 - Rick Hoffman Interview 44:10 - Wembanyama Character Issues 50:45 - Record Merch Sales 55:10 - Strauss Bakery Incident 59:40 - Overcoming Poor Officiating 01:03:40 - Red Holtzman Connections 02:08:05 - Brunson vs All-Time Guards 02:13:23 - Dolan's Inspirational Speech

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle celebrate the New York Knicks' championship victory, analyzing the record-breaking merchandise sales reported by Fanatics. They debate Jalen Brunson's standing among the greatest guards under 6'2" in NBA history while criticizing Victor Wembanyama's physical play during the series. Actor Rick Hoffman also joins to share his emotional experience watching the team clinch the title. 01:50 - Dolan's Championship Guarantee 06:19 - Revisiting Brunson Signing 10:58 - Rick Hoffman Interview 20:50 - Historic Merchandise Sales 34:15 - Wembanyama Officiating Criticism 42:25 - Greatest Small Guards 52:00 - NBA Mount Rushmore 01:01:45 - Red Holzman Connection

The Carton Show reacts to Dolan's speech which was released by Josh Hart & Jalen Brunson's Roommate's Podcast

Craig and Big Mac celebrate the New York Knicks' historic NBA championship and review James Dolan's emotional victory speech. They engage in a hilarious debate over whether Craig actually received a text from Dolan during the ceremony, while also praising Leon Rose for his roster construction. 01:00 - Dolan's Championship Speech 02:22 - Craig's Podium Text Mystery 05:38 - Building the Championship Roster 10:05 - Official Knicks Championship Gear

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into the first wave of Knicks championship backstories, starting with Ian Begley's report about James Dolan speaking to the team before the playoffs and delivering a message that apparently landed with the players. The conversation turns Dolan from a long criticized owner into an unlikely part of the title story, complete with his reported joke, his belief in the roster, and his apology to fans for how long the wait took. The segment also explores how this championship changed the way Knicks fans see themselves, from expecting heartbreak to finally believing they root for a winner. Evan and Tiki break down Jalen Brunson's closeout brilliance, the Spurs' late collapse, the missed flagrant foul controversy around Victor Wembanyama, and why this Knicks run forced opponents to make excuses while New York celebrated a title that felt impossible for generations.

While New York is celebrating the Knicks' return to the finals for the first time in decades, controversy over canceled watch parties near Madison Square Garden has sparked a public feud. Knicks owner James Dolan criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch on WFAN, saying they're party poopers and not real fans. NY1 investigative reporter Courtney Gross joins political reporters Bobby Cuza and Dan Rivoli to break down the battle between City Hall and Dolan. After that, NY1 hosted a fiery debate featuring five leading Democratic candidates in Manhattan's 12th Congressional District. With Election Day approaching, the "Off Topic" team looks at the winners, losers and key takeaways from the debate.

Sports radio personality Craig Carton joins Sid for the second time this week to recap his bombshell interview yesterday on WFAN with Knicks owner Jim Dolan. Dolan unloaded on Mayor Zohran Mamdani, calling him a fake fan of the team after MSG blasted city government for deciding to set up a security zone around the venue for the NBA Finals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Limerick's own singer-songwriter and multi-award winner Emma Langford is celebrating a decade of her career with a special anniversary tour across Ireland.‘10 Years and Still at the Feckin Music' is coming to Dolan's tonight and will feature old and new songs from Emma, covers and a bit of craic. She spoke to Live 95's Tara Byrne ahead of the show.Image via Ruth Medjber. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash react as the Knicks watch party and security debate takes a major turn with Craig Carton's surprise announcement that James Dolan will join the Fan to address the restrictions around Madison Square Garden. The conversation captures the tension between fan celebration, public safety, local businesses, and the city's decision to limit access near the Garden before Game 4.

Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash dive into a loaded New York sports day, starting with growing frustration over Anthony Volpe's role with the Yankees and whether the team is ignoring better defensive options at shortstop. The conversation shifts into Knicks Finals anxiety, where excitement and dread collide as fans prepare for a massive Game 4 at Madison Square Garden. The episode also hits on officiating debates, security concerns around the Garden, watch party controversy, classic New York championship memories, and Craig Carton's surprise announcement that James Dolan will join the show to discuss the city's restrictions around Madison Square Garden. From Volpe's struggles to Knicks fans fearing heartbreak, this hour captures the tension of a city waiting for something unforgettable.

In today's edition of The Update Journal, we begin with what was supposed to be a casual trip into AMC's Interview With the Vampire, and somehow ended with Anne Rice lore, emotional damage, and me wondering why nobody assigned Claudia a therapist, a curfew, or a probation officer. Because once I found out about Claudia — who she was, what happened to her, and the full weight of her story — that's when the nightmares started. Not just regular vampire nightmares, either. Specific Claudia nightmares. The kind where she shows up in my subconscious like, “You understand me now, right?” And I'm like, “Yes… which is exactly why I'm running.”Then, it's A Closer Look at the complicated experience of wanting the Knicks to win the NBA Finals… until I remember James Dolan exists. I want the players to win, the fans to win, and the city to finally explode with joy. But every time the celebration starts forming in my head, Dolan appears in the mental group chat like, “Don't forget who owns the building.”And finally, graduation season is here — that beautiful time of year when families gather in hot auditoriums and crowded gyms to clap for people they absolutely do not know. You hear a name, everybody cheers, and suddenly you're clapping too like, “Yes, whoever that was! Proud of you!” Because graduation is basically two hours of polite hostage behavior… with diplomas.In the headlines on #TheUpdate this Monday, Five people were injured in a stabbing inside Penn Station, according to authorities. Five people were rushed to Bellevue Hospital, including one person with serious injuries, two people with moderate injuries, and two others with minor injuries, fire officials said.An 85-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed by a falling tree inside a Queens park on Saturday night in a fatal freak mishap, according to police.And in Ohio, police still had no suspects in custody after a weekend shooting near a street festival wounded 12 people and sent attendees scrambling for cover in a busy Toledo neighborhood.

Karen Conti welcomes her law partner at Conti & Dolan, employment lawyer Patrick Dolan, to the show to talk about current legal news stories. They discuss potential cell phone bans in schools and whether such bans create safety concerns, Ryne Sandberg’s children suing their stepmother, Margaret Sandberg, over mishandling of his trust, and a crazy […]

As New York celebrates the Knicks' first trip to the NBA finals since 1999, controlling owner James Dolan has earned a newfound respect among the franchise's notoriously critical fan base. And soon, the 71-year-old billionaire hopes to command the same respect from another tough crowd: stock market investors. For years, the value of publicly traded Madison Square Garden Sports—the entity through which Dolan owns both the Knicks and the Rangers, the city's NHL team—has lagged far behind Forbes' valuation of the two franchises. MSG Sports has an enterprise value of $9.9 billion while Forbes values the Knicks at $9.75 billion and the Rangers at $4 billion in the latest team valuations. Among New York sports fans, who have suffered through decades of mediocre play on the court and the ice, this gap has often been referred to as the “Dolan discount,” equating his mismanagement of the teams to a lack of business savvy. But historically, there has often been a loose connection between sports team values and how many games a team wins—let alone how many championships. In the first 20 years of Dolan's tenure, the Knicks had the worst cumulative winning percentage of any team in the NBA yet led Forbes' ranking as the most valuable franchise 16 times. Similarly, the Dallas Cowboys haven't won a Super Bowl since 1996 but remain the NFL's most valuable team (at $13 billion) while the Kansas City Chiefs, who have won three titles in the past seven years, are the 22nd-most-valuable franchise in the league. By Matt Craig, Reporter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andy Driscoll returns to celebrate the 1st Knicks finals appearance since 1999 and we recap a lifetime of Knicks pain. From Isaiah to Dolan to Phil Jackson...we document the last 27 years of Knicks basketball. In Part 2 we breakdown the Knicks/Spurs matchup. Listen here now!!!

Patrick Dolan, Employment Lawyer at Conti & Dolan, joins Jon Hansen to discuss how AI is affecting the workplace. Is Claude helping or hindering employees? Patrick and Jon chat about this and more. For more information, visit www.contidolanlaw.com or call 312-332-7800.

We continued our Knicks talk and a caller wants to make sure we give credit to James Dolan. Dolan firing Thibs is now looking like the key decision for this season's success.

We continue our Knicks talk as a caller credits James Dolan, whose decision to fire Thibs looks like the key to their dominant run over the last two series. Jerry's update features Mike Breen highlighting a careless Cavs team, Charles Barkley claiming Cleveland quit at halftime, and Jalen Brunson explaining the Knicks' success. In baseball, Anthony Volpe fuels a Yankees comeback against the Royals, while the Mets lose again after Vientos strikes out on a pitch that actually hits him. Finally, Boomer spotlights the upcoming movie Pressure, Gio shares his desire to see Disclosure Day, and Rami officially takes over the position of the retiring Eddie.

Andy Dolan joins Jeremy & Pat this week. We recap the Cubs getting swept at home by both the Brewers and Astros. We discuss the offense issues with runners in scoring position, and lack of production from the middle of the lineup. We close the show with "this day in Cubs lineup history" as we remeber some guys from todays lineup in 1985.  Enjoy.....and Go Cubs!

Carton and Big Mac celebrate the New York Knicks sweeping the Eastern Conference Finals and heading to the NBA Finals for the first time in over 25 years. They discuss the classy decision by James Dolan and Leon Rose to stay off the podium and issue a challenge for listeners to apologize for their previous criticisms of the team. The conversation on The Carton Show with Big Mac also compares this roster's dominant playoff run to legendary NBA teams of the past. 01:50 - Knicks Historic Playoff Run 05:30 - Dolan and Rose's Class 12:50 - Dismissing Easy Path Claims 17:02 - Knicks Critic Receipt Day 26:14 - Big Snow American Dream 38:11 - Knicks Fan Rallying Points 51:25 - Karl-Anthony Towns Apology 58:20 - Candy and French Phrases

You will be in awe as you hear Rachel Leigh Dolan talk about her artistry and love for dance. Her latest project at Signature Theatre is influenced by her dance hero Bob Fosse. She shares how she went back to the original script to find inspiration for her own imprint for the show!

Dylan, Cone, and Dolan link up to discuss the Thunder OBLITERATION of the Spurs on game 3 to go up 2-1! LIGHTNING MCCAIN, JWill went BOOOOOOM, COOKIES AND CREAM continue to wreck the game, Chet played well, you can't keep doubling Shai, looking ahead to game 4, and more! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Send us Fan MailExploring Grassroots Activism, Private Prisons, and the Future of Music with B. Dolan.In this episode, B. Dolan, a veteran artist and grassroots activist, shares insights on his recent activism work, the troubling landscape of private immigration detention centers, and the evolving challenges facing independent artists. His perspective bridges the worlds of community organizing, policy reform, and cultural production, offering a comprehensive view of what it truly means to be a cultural worker today.Main Topics Covered: B. Dolan's shift from touring to grassroots organizing post-health challenges The fight against private ICE detention centers, specifically the Wyatt in Rhode Island How artists can leverage their platforms for advocacy and change The impact of privatization on community safety and human rights The evolving landscape of independent music, AI's threat, and community-based scenes Strategies for empowering local communities and rebuilding DIY networks Timestamps: 00:00 - B. Dolan's work on the ground post-touring career shift 02:37 - Role of artists in activism and community engagement 04:59 - Overview of ICE detention in Rhode Island and the Wyatt's conditions 06:53 - The private ownership and lack of oversight in ICE detention centers 08:48 - Historical incidents like Jason Ng's death and ongoing issues in private prisons 11:27 - Legislative efforts to prohibit ICE private prison contracts in Rhode Island 12:29 - Underreported community issues and the importance of local journalism 14:34 - The chaos at courthouses and the need for protective legislation 22:26 - Challenges faced by artists with AI and digital distribution 23:54 - The decline of touring and opportunities through community-based music scenes 25:22 - The importance of local DIY scenes and resurgence of community-organized music events 29:36 - The role of art in shaping society, resisting commercial exploitation, and building solidarity 31:15 - The significance of artist-led networks and infrastructure for sustainable scenes 33:11 - How to connect with B. Dolan and support ongoing activism effortsResources & Links: Glaring Type-O Records AMOR Network Imbdolan.com - B. Dolan's official site The Artists Must Take Sides - People's Forum class Connect with B. Dolan:Instagram  Support the showFollow Bill on Instagram and YouTube

John Gaspar hosts the 39th episode of And the Tournament Winner Was with Xpressbet Preakness Challenge Champion Rob Dolan.

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05/13/26: Mary Dolan with the Nelson Auto Group Fergus Falls Dealership and Josh Nesdahl is the Sales Manager for the Grand Forks dealership. (Joel Heitkamp is a talk show host on the Mighty 790 KFGO in Fargo-Moorhead. His award-winning program, “News & Views,” can be heard weekdays from 8 – 11 a.m. Follow Joel on X/Twitter @JoelKFGO.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She didn't plan to run the business — but she stepped in when it mattered most. In this episode of Her Imprint, Mary Dolan shares how she went from lawyer to business owner, navigating unexpected loss and growing into leadership along the way. This is a conversation about resilience, learning on the job, and leading even when you don't feel ready.

In this special Need to Know episode, Bryce Zabel, Richard Dolan, and producer Tyler Stevens react in real time to the Trump administration's first major UFO/UAP file release. The discussion covers the massive batch of documents, military ISR videos, NASA transcripts, Cold War intelligence reports, and historical FBI material that suddenly pushed the UFO topic back into mainstream headlines. While much of the material had already circulated through FOIA requests and archives like The Black Vault, the hosts argue that the significance lies in the government officially centralizing and publicly presenting the information in one place. They debate whether the release represents genuine progress toward disclosure or simply another controlled "slow drip" operation designed to manage public perception rather than resolve the mystery. The episode also explores the growing tension between public expectations and institutional transparency. Dolan emphasizes that true disclosure would require undeniable evidence such as recovered craft or clear multisensor footage, while Tyler Stevens highlights frustration within the UFO community over selective releases, media coordination, and the continued gatekeeping of potentially stronger evidence. The conversation dives into UFO history, Apollo astronaut encounters, unexplained military footage, Spielberg's upcoming film Disclosure Day, and the cultural shift happening around the topic. Together, the hosts frame the current moment as part of a larger battle between secrecy and public demand, arguing that while the file release may not be "disclosure," it does show the UFO subject entering a new phase of visibility, political pressure, and mainstream relevance.  Need To Know producer - Tyler aka ASTRAL https://x.com/The_Astral_ https://www.youtube.com/@UCU2eS5pTsp_PP8Bn7F2QHyA

05/04/26: Mary Dolan from Nelson Auto in Fergus Falls, MN joins Joel Heitkamp to talk about Fergus Falls Native, Chris Tungseth, on American Idol. May 6 will be Chris Tungseth Day in Fergus Falls! When Chris makes Top 3 on American Idol (with your help!), American Idol will bring a production crew to Fergus Falls and the city will host a Hometown Hero event that includes a parade and concert from Chris on May 6. The theme of the day will be Red, White and Blue. (Joel Heitkamp is a talk show host on the Mighty 790 KFGO in Fargo-Moorhead. His award-winning program, “News & Views,” can be heard weekdays from 8 – 11 a.m. Follow Joel on X/Twitter @JoelKFGO.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patrick Dolan, Employment Lawyer at Conti & Dolan, joins Jon Hansen on Let’s Get Legal to talk about what’s trending in employment law. Patrick talks about how the Illinois Supreme Court is expanding compensable pre‑ and post‑shift time. The two break down what this means for workers and more. To learn more about how Patrick […]

A powerful resource for citizens, educators, leaders, and parents, Hijacked speaks to those ready to defend liberty, restore responsibility, and reweave the social fabric of our nation—before it's too late.In an era of cultural confusion and political polarization, Hijacked offers a bold roadmap for reclaiming the essential principles of a flourishing society. Drawing from historical evidence and timeless wisdom, authors Peter H. Calfee and J. Kevin Dolan argue that the survival of the American republic depends on our collective ability to return to foundational values— Critical Thinking, Education, Religion/Faith/Values, History, Politics, and Economics.From the very first chapter, Hijacked drives home the premise that the American experiment is not immune to failure — unless its people actively think, question, and speak with clarity and conviction.In one of the book's foundational sections, Calfee and Dolan explore the erosion of public discourse and the consequences of abandoning Critical Thinking. They recount how great civilizations—from Ancient Rome to modern states—fell not due to external enemies but internal decay. Indoctrination, moral relativism, and the suppression of inquiry replaced reasoned dialogue and moral clarity.About the AuthorsJ. Kevin Dolan is a former airline pilot and Wharton MBA who co-founded a successful Registered Investment Advisory firm and played a key role in launching the Allied Pilots Federal Credit Union.Peter H. Calfee is a financial expert and retired CPA, CFP®, and CLU with leadership experience in regulatory, nonprofit, and academic settings. He holds degrees from Stanford University and the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Together, they bring decades of real-world experience and principled leadership to this urgent call for national renewal.https://hijackedourrepublic.com/

Originally aired on Friday, April 24th, 2026, on Nashville's Morning News with Dan Mandis Follow on socials @danmandisshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SEASON 4 EPISODE 80: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (3:00) SPECIAL COMMENT: Nobody is at the wheel of Trump's war in Iran. Is the Strait of Hormuz open or is it closed? Are there peace talks with Iran in Pakistan TOMORROW… or nah? Is Jayvee Vance going? Is Iran going? Has Trump scheduled peace talks where we’re the only ones there? Will it make any difference if we’re the only ones there? Doesn’t “blowing a hole in the engine room” of an Iranian cargo ship yesterday mean we aren’t honoring Trump’s own ceasefire he boasted about? Are we paying 20 billion dollars for the Iranian uranium and hostages? The same uranium and hostages Obama bought for 400 million and Trump called him a traitor? Or is that a no? Don’t ask Trump – he doesn’t know. But that won’t stop him from answering anyway. Yes. Then Nope. Then Yes again. Then: All of the Above. in 48 hours he went from 13 posts congratulating himself on winning, to insisting he would stop being “Mr. Nice Guy” and blow up all of Iran. By the way, eactly when was he “Mr. Nice Guy”? We are LOSING the war in Iran and as of today a total idiot is still president and commander-in-chief. He gets questions about the pointless war he started to divert attention from Epstein and the economy he crashed, so he orders the reporters out of the Oval Office, and sits there with hapless munchkin Little Joe Rogan standing behind him, the shine off his cueball noggin blinding cameras and journalists alike. Trump has set off a chain of events over which he no longer has any control – except to withdraw and flee – and to withdraw and flee is to acknowledge he screwed up. And this man would jump off the roof of the White House before admitting he screwed up. The Trump “Administration” has so UTTERLY jumped the shark, that the truthers are coming out from inside MAGA: Alex Jones now insists Trump has done all this DELIBERATELY, because he has made a “deal with the deep state to throw the election to the Democrats." Marjorie Taylor Greene has joined the Trump Assassination Truthers and Trump himself has floated a kind of conspiracy theory ABOUT himself… he wrote ‘Praise Be To Allah’ on Easter morning to “seem as unstable and insulting as possible.” He wanted to seem as unstable as possible? MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, Trump! You’ve finally done something you promised! B-Block (28:30) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Before the year is out, Major League Baseball will threaten to lock the players out and cancel the season in 2027 because the smaller market teams can't make enough money to compete. One of those teams just sold for $3.1 billion more than it did in 2012. New York's hockey teams support a) Trump putting his name on public buildings or b) legal funds for cops convicted of killing unarmed civilians. Vivek Ramaswamy dismisses his opponent talking about being raped as a child as her "complaining." And Lauren Boebert thinks Congress is too horny and she won't remain, uh, hands off. C-Block (45:00) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: Netflix stock took a huge hit, supposedly after the co-founder Reed Hastings announced he was bowing out. But I think it might've been another announcement that did it. They are going into news podcasts with - Brian Williams? The story of how he imploded at NBC, while I was literally an eyewitness to his public self-destruction, and the advice I gave his bosses that could have saved him (and them) if they hadn't ignored it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eric J. Dolan explores the lucrative sealing industry of the early 19th century, where millions of pelts were harvested for the Chinese market at five dollars each. Against the backdrop of the looming War of 1812, risk-taker Charles Barnardand his 63-year-old father Valentine departed New York on the brig Nanina, timing their exit just as an embargo was being implemented. The presence of four different captains created a volatile leadership dynamic, setting the stage for a dramatic collision between young America and Great Britain at the "edge of the world." (1)1928 FALKLANDS

Eric J. Dolan describes the Falkland Islands as a barren, inhospitable archipelago of constant 18 mph winds and freezing temperatures, frequented by mariners hunting fur seals and elephant seals. The islands became the site of a major disaster when the ship Isabella — sailing from a penal colony in Australia with a volatile mix of crew, marines, and convicts — wrecked on Eagle Island due to the incompetence and intoxication of Captain George Hickton. Although all 54 aboard reached shore alive, they found themselves shipwrecked in a remote wilderness, leading many to descend into despair and alcohol abuse. (2)1833 FALKLANDS

Eric J. Dolan concludes as Barnard and his men were finally rescued after a grueling year and a half by two Britishwhaling ships. Barnard returned to New York bankrupt, but a legal battle over the Nanina eventually resulted in American compensation while D'Aranda was left with nothing. Encouraged by friends, Barnard published his harrowing account in 1829. Dolan emphasizes the significance of focusing on "average people" whose experiences are often lost to history, recreating the endurance of these mariners through journals and logs. (4)1892 FALKLAMDS

Mike Leonard of Leonard Trial Lawyers and employment lawyer Patrick Dolan of Conti and Dolan join WGN Radio's Jon Hansen to answer all listeners' legal questions. Also joining the team is retired Judge Patrick J. Sherlock, who will discuss his time on the bench and how he approached every case. For more information on Leonard Trial Lawyers, visit www.leonardtriallawyers.com or call 312-872-8495. […]

A new report raises serious questions about James Dolan and the culture surrounding Madison Square Garden. Allegations of surveillance, fan tracking, and internal paranoia spark a broader debate about privacy, control, and where the line is between security and overreach. The timing of the story adds another layer, arriving right as playoff attention shifts to the Garden. From there, the discussion pivots to the Mets and growing frustration with leadership and roster construction. Reactions to David Stearns' comments, lineup decisions, and overall team performance highlight a fan base searching for answers. Calls from listeners bring energy and humor, touching on everything from Yankees expectations to the evolving ballpark experience, capturing the chaos and passion of New York sports talk.

A wide-ranging show dives into a shocking report about alleged surveillance practices tied to Madison Square Garden, raising serious questions about privacy, legality, and where the line gets crossed. The conversation also turns to fan experience, as criticism builds around the growing use of artificial noise at Yankee Stadium and whether it's replacing authentic crowd energy. From there, the focus shifts to baseball and basketball, including Yankees expectations, Mets frustrations, and bold Knicks playoff predictions against the Hawks. Along the way, the hosts mix in sharp takes, listener calls, and plenty of humor, covering everything from player criticism to memorable fan reactions in a packed and unpredictable episode.

Left for Dead: Shipwreck and Treachery in 1812 5 sources·11 April, 2026These sources detail a harrowing historical account from Eric J. Dolan's book, Left for Dead, which recounts a true story of shipwreck and betrayal in the Falkland Islands during the War of 1812. The narrative centers on Charles Barnard, an American sealing captain who attempted to rescue the survivors of the wrecked British ship Isabella, only to be betrayed by the Britishdue to the maritime prize system. Despite Barnard's humanitarian efforts, a British officer named Lieutenant D'Aranda seized Barnard's ship as a prize of war, subsequently marooning a small hunting party on the desolate islands for over 500 days. The texts highlight the extreme survival tactics employed by the abandoned men and emphasize the critical role played by Barnard's dog, Scent, in their hunt for food. Following their eventual rescue, the story concludes with a lengthy legal battle over the captured vessel and the publication of Barnard's personal memoirs. Overall, the sources examine the collision of international conflict and personal greed against the backdrop of an unforgiving wilderness.1. Guest Author: Eric J. Dolin. Dolin discusses his book *Left for Dead*, detailing the lucrative 19th-century sealing industry and the *Nanina's* high-risk 1812 voyage. Captain Charles Barnard and his veteran father, Valentine, led a crew from New York to the Falkland Islands, gambling on high demand for skins despite the looming war. (1)1839 Falklands

Dylan and Dolan link up to discuss Shai's clutch performance in the Pistons game, the absolute DRUBBING of the Lakers, then Alex joins fresh off of a Journey concert to take a look at the standings and how these last 5 games can shake out in regards to playoff matchups and draft pick order, and finally we answer all of our listener questions, and more! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Ken Carman and Spencer German analyze why the Guardians currently hold the title of Cleveland's most-liked team on 92.3 The Fan, despite ongoing frustrations with the Dolan family's spending. They discuss the disconnect between team success and stadium attendance before shifting focus to the Browns' future under Todd Monken. The conversation concludes with a critical look at whether Deshaun Watson remains a viable option at quarterback or if the team should move on to Shedeur Sanders.

In this episode of Need to Know, Bryce Zabel and Richard Dolan talk about Project Hail Mary, the disappearance of General McCasland, Brent Friedman's story about former Secretary of Energy John Herrington, Roswell in the movies, and even a fond memory of Stanton Friedman. The deep dive explore hows current global instability, particularly rising geopolitical tensions and conflict, impacts the likelihood of UFO disclosure. Dolan takes a more skeptical stance, arguing that during periods of crisis, governments are far less likely to introduce destabilizing revelations unrelated to immediate priorities. He emphasizes that disclosure requires not just evidence, but public attention, institutional coordination, and a stable environment capable of processing the information, all of which he sees as lacking right now. The conversation also reflects on the long arc of UFO research, touching on historical figures, investigations like Roswell, and the persistent frustration of chasing a truth that often feels just out of reach. Despite skepticism, both acknowledge that progress has been made, even if it's uneven and slow. The episode blends present-day analysis with historical context, reinforcing the idea that the UFO topic is not a single breakthrough moment, but an ongoing, complex process shaped by politics, secrecy, and human perception.