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If there's one thing that gets people's blood pumpin', it's sports. All over the world on any given day, you can find people getting into passionate arguments about whose team has a better chance of making the playoffs, or the finals, or the World Cup or whatever. Sometimes there are fisticuffs involved! There are pubs in Scotland where you're not allowed to wear your football team colors, for fear of a brawl breaking out. In my hometown, when our college team won a big basketball game, people would celebrate by turning over cars and setting stuff on fire. Parents often treat their elementary school kids' Little League games like the fate of the free world is at stake. My point is, people get INTENSE about this stuff. And things can get real, real weird. This week, we bring you two stories that exemplify that weirdness.Case 1: The Wild Lies of Kevin Hart. Case 2: The Cleveland Ten-Cent Beer Night Riot.Join Katie and Whitney, plus the hosts of Last Podcast on the Left, Sinisterhood, and Scared to Death, on the very first CRIMEWAVE true crime cruise! Get your fan code now--tickets go on sale February 7: CrimeWaveatSea.com/CAMPFIRESources:https://www.espn.com/espn/eticket/story?page=kevinhart&redirected=true https://www.espn.com/college-sports/recruiting/football/story/_/id/7525340/kevin-hart-recruit-lied-california-golden-bears-sign-missouri-western-stateCleveland Magazine Archives: https://clevelandmagazine.com/in-the-cle/terminal/articles/1974-cheap-beers-cause-mayhemCleveland Magazine: https://clevelandmagazine.com/in-the-cle/sports/articles/10-cent-beer-night-an-oral-history-of-cleveland-baseball's-most-infamous-nightNew York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5528679/2024/06/03/cleveland-10-cent-beer-night-50-anniversary/YouTube Channel Kristian Crow, "The Absolute Chaos of Ten Cent Beer Night" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2ZTGtMFVT8Follow us, campers!Patreon (join to get all episodes ad-free, at least a day early, an extra episode a month, and a free sticker!): https://patreon.com/TrueCrimeCampfirehttps://www.truecrimecampfirepod.com/Facebook: True Crime CampfireInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/truecrimecampfire/?hl=enTwitter: @TCCampfire https://twitter.com/TCCampfireEmail: truecrimecampfirepod@gmail.comMERCH! https://true-crime-campfire.myspreadshop.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-campfire--4251960/support.

Heute bei Dr.Hart und Dr.Zart: Ein Fisch der irgendwas blubbert

Audio recording of Ken Hart's Sabbath School recorded for Sabbath, June 7, 2025.

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA playoff betting. The guys also give out best bets. This episode of RJ Bell's Dream Preview: NBA Playoff Edition with Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers provides an in-depth analysis of two critical NBA playoff matchups: Knicks vs. Pacers Game 4 and Thunder vs. Timberwolves Game 5. The conversation opens with a reflection on Game 3, where the Knicks overcame a 20-point deficit to win. This turnaround stemmed from strategic adjustments—starting Mitchell Robinson and bringing Josh Hart off the bench—allowing New York to clamp down on Indiana's offense. Jalen Brunson struggled with foul trouble and inefficiency, contributing just six field goals on 18 attempts and a single assist. Despite his limited impact, the Knicks held Indiana to only 42 second-half points, a stark contrast to the Pacers' usual offensive rhythm. Hart's late-game rebounds and composure at the free-throw line stood out, and Towns' fourth-quarter scoring lifted the team to its first win of the series. Mackenzie discussed RJ Bell's "fourth quarter win share," an advanced stat favoring teams with strong late-game control, suggesting the Knicks had been more dominant across multiple quarters despite their earlier losses. Looking to Game 4, the hosts note the Pacers as 2.5-point home favorites with a 220.5 total. Mackenzie and Munaf favor the Knicks and the under, emphasizing that a defensive-focused Knicks approach correlates strongly with low-scoring games. Brunson's role is expected to shift toward playmaking, reducing his shot volume. His under 29.5 points prop is Mackenzie's best bet, backed by historical splits where he's gone under this line 20 times versus 19 overs. Meanwhile, Towns is averaging over 25 points and 11 rebounds per game in the series and is projected to exceed both point and rebound props. Transitioning to the Thunder-Timberwolves series, OKC leads 3-1. Game 3 saw a dominant Timberwolves blowout, but OKC rebounded in Game 4 behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 40-point near triple-double and key support from Jalen Williams and the bench. SGA's leadership was pivotal—his late-game assists demonstrated poise under pressure. Mackenzie praised SGA's situational IQ and contrasted it with Anthony Edwards' passive play. Edwards is averaging only 17 FGA per game, the lowest of his postseason career, and scored just 24 PPG despite efficient shooting. Postgame, he deflected criticism, saying he didn't struggle because he didn't take enough shots. Mackenzie critiqued this mindset, calling for Edwards to embrace higher usage when it matters most. With SGA elevating his impact and Edwards retreating, Mackenzie believes the Thunder's edge in leadership and strategy is decisive. In Game 5, OKC is an 8.5-point favorite. Munaf's best bet is the Thunder team total over 114.5, citing strong home scoring trends. SGA's over 6.5 assists is another key angle, supported by three overs in four games and an average of 8.5 APG. The Thunder have shot below their season average from three, suggesting positive regression is likely at home. Mackenzie projects a potential 120–102 OKC win and predicts they'll close the series. The hosts close with futures discussion, noting the NBA's growing parity. The Thunder are +225 favorites for next season, while teams like the Knicks, Pacers, Cavs, and Wolves range from 8/1 to 12/1. Mackenzie emphasizes the historical rarity of such dispersed odds beyond the top team. He speculates Giannis may be traded, naming the Knicks and Rockets as possible destinations. He lauds Sam Presti's roster-building and envisions OKC as a possible dynasty. In conclusion, Munaf and Mackenzie agree the Finals might be lopsided but promise strong betting value through derivatives and props. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You want Knicks talk before the big game tonight? Here it is. The Knicks took game three on Sunday night. And the two biggest guys that came through at the end of the game were Brunson and Hart. The Knicks have been winning on the road and will try to do so again tonight in Indiana.

The Knicks took Game 3 on Sunday, with Brunson and Hart leading the charge. They look to continue their road winning streak tonight in Indiana, where Tyrese Haliburton's dad will be in attendance. Jerry provided an update, noting Charles Barkley had counted the Knicks out when they were down 13. In baseball, the Yankees defeated the Angels, and the Mets beat the White Sox on a Francisco Lindor sac fly. Gio avoided the norovirus, unlike his daughter, and Stephen Waldron is out due to an appendectomy. Finally, Pablo Torre rented the Airbnb where the Bill Belichick Ring camera footage was taken.

Hour 1 The Knicks took Game 3 on Sunday, with Brunson and Hart leading the charge. They look to continue their road winning streak tonight in Indiana, where Tyrese Haliburton's dad will be in attendance. Jerry provided an update, noting Charles Barkley had counted the Knicks out when they were down 13. In baseball, the Yankees defeated the Angels, and the Mets beat the White Sox on a Francisco Lindor sac fly. Gio avoided the norovirus, unlike his daughter, and Stephen Waldron is out due to an appendectomy. Finally, Pablo Torre rented the Airbnb where the Bill Belichick Ring camera footage was taken. Hour 2 Tonight is Game 4 for the Knicks and Pacers and calls came in about people surprisingly wanting the Knicks coach fired, despite their run to the Eastern Conference Finals. Jerry provided an update with OG Anunoby on the Knicks' Game 3 win, and Kevin Harlan's funny "I'm wet, I'm dirty" comment from Game 2. Bill Simmons had Jon Stewart on his podcast where they talked about WFAN, Mike & The Maddog, and "two bald guys." The Yankees beat the Angels thanks to an Anthony Volpe bases-clearing double, making them 13 games over .500, and the Mets won on a Francisco Lindor sac fly, with Gary Cohen on the call. There were also furries in the crowd. Finally they discussed the missing Larry Johnson 4-point ball and more about the furries. Hour 3 Tonight's Knicks-Pacers Game 4 is being hyped as another "biggest game in 25 years." A caller who caught Boomer's football from Friday weighed in, and questions arose about how "furries" got into Citi Field. Jerry's update covered the Knicks-Pacers preview and the Thunder's 3-1 series lead over the T-Wolves. The Yankees beat the Angels again, with Anthony Volpe hitting a 3-run double, as heard on Dave Sims's call. Jerry also shared audio from an Australian radio show about short-lived marriages. The Mets secured their third straight win. A caller even wondered if Phil Simms is a fox furry. The hour concluded with talk of the "Kickoff To Summer" with Chris Lane and more anticipation for the Knicks game. Hour 4 The Jets reportedly wanted to keep the "tush push," potentially for Justin Fields. Gio's contacts found the Brett Favre documentary disappointing, and he wondered about the vanished NJ drones. The conversation then shifted to numerous calls about the Knicks-Pacers game. Jerry's final update included Coach Thibs discussing the Knicks' Sunday comeback. A young fan subtly asked Aaron Rodgers about playing for the Bears, while Joe Burrow preferred an international game over more Baltimore primetime matchups. The Yankees beat the Angels with a Volpe bases-clearing double, and the Mets won against the White Sox on a Lindor sac fly. The "Moment of The Day" involved furry talk with Eddie and Phil Simms. The show concluded with discussions about the high-rated, commercial-heavy Indy 500 and the lengthy challenge reviews in NBA playoff games.

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted take calls from Patriots fans on their expectations for Drake Maye in year two. Is this a make-or-break year for Maye?

Hart and Fitzy react to a disappointing homestand for the Red Sox. What can be done for the team to right the ship before it's too late? Is Alex Cora on the hot seat?

Hart is thrilled that Tufts University men's lacrosse won the National Championship. Fitzy thinks Jeremy Swayman helping Team USA win the Men's Hockey World Championship is a sign of things to come.

Hart and Fitzy share their three-point stance takes. Should the Red Sox move on from Pete Fatse? How can the team fix things after an underwhelming start? When will they call up Roman Anthony?

After a disappointing homestand, Hart and Fitzy debate what is next for the Red Sox. Rob Refsnyder calls out the team for their recent struggles.

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA playoff betting. The guys also give out best bets. This episode of RJ Bell's Dream Preview: NBA Playoff Edition with Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers provides an in-depth analysis of two critical NBA playoff matchups: Knicks vs. Pacers Game 4 and Thunder vs. Timberwolves Game 5. The conversation opens with a reflection on Game 3, where the Knicks overcame a 20-point deficit to win. This turnaround stemmed from strategic adjustments—starting Mitchell Robinson and bringing Josh Hart off the bench—allowing New York to clamp down on Indiana's offense. Jalen Brunson struggled with foul trouble and inefficiency, contributing just six field goals on 18 attempts and a single assist. Despite his limited impact, the Knicks held Indiana to only 42 second-half points, a stark contrast to the Pacers' usual offensive rhythm. Hart's late-game rebounds and composure at the free-throw line stood out, and Towns' fourth-quarter scoring lifted the team to its first win of the series. Mackenzie discussed RJ Bell's "fourth quarter win share," an advanced stat favoring teams with strong late-game control, suggesting the Knicks had been more dominant across multiple quarters despite their earlier losses. Looking to Game 4, the hosts note the Pacers as 2.5-point home favorites with a 220.5 total. Mackenzie and Munaf favor the Knicks and the under, emphasizing that a defensive-focused Knicks approach correlates strongly with low-scoring games. Brunson's role is expected to shift toward playmaking, reducing his shot volume. His under 29.5 points prop is Mackenzie's best bet, backed by historical splits where he's gone under this line 20 times versus 19 overs. Meanwhile, Towns is averaging over 25 points and 11 rebounds per game in the series and is projected to exceed both point and rebound props. Transitioning to the Thunder-Timberwolves series, OKC leads 3-1. Game 3 saw a dominant Timberwolves blowout, but OKC rebounded in Game 4 behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 40-point near triple-double and key support from Jalen Williams and the bench. SGA's leadership was pivotal—his late-game assists demonstrated poise under pressure. Mackenzie praised SGA's situational IQ and contrasted it with Anthony Edwards' passive play. Edwards is averaging only 17 FGA per game, the lowest of his postseason career, and scored just 24 PPG despite efficient shooting. Postgame, he deflected criticism, saying he didn't struggle because he didn't take enough shots. Mackenzie critiqued this mindset, calling for Edwards to embrace higher usage when it matters most. With SGA elevating his impact and Edwards retreating, Mackenzie believes the Thunder's edge in leadership and strategy is decisive. In Game 5, OKC is an 8.5-point favorite. Munaf's best bet is the Thunder team total over 114.5, citing strong home scoring trends. SGA's over 6.5 assists is another key angle, supported by three overs in four games and an average of 8.5 APG. The Thunder have shot below their season average from three, suggesting positive regression is likely at home. Mackenzie projects a potential 120–102 OKC win and predicts they'll close the series. The hosts close with futures discussion, noting the NBA's growing parity. The Thunder are +225 favorites for next season, while teams like the Knicks, Pacers, Cavs, and Wolves range from 8/1 to 12/1. Mackenzie emphasizes the historical rarity of such dispersed odds beyond the top team. He speculates Giannis may be traded, naming the Knicks and Rockets as possible destinations. He lauds Sam Presti's roster-building and envisions OKC as a possible dynasty. In conclusion, Munaf and Mackenzie agree the Finals might be lopsided but promise strong betting value through derivatives and props. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Music by Max ShowalterLyrics by Peter WalkerBook by Michael StewartFeaturing music by Harrigan & HartDirected by Joe LaytonStarring Mark Hamill, Harry Groener, Chrisitne Ebersole, Armelia McQueen & Tudi RocheOpened on Broadway January 31, 1985

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Heute bei Dr. Hart und Dr. Zart: Ein Schwein, das ständig diskutiert...

In this powerful and unscripted episode of Radical Radio, Robby Dawkins sits down with his longtime friend Will Hart, CEO of Iris Global — the missions organization founded by Heidi and Rolland Baker — for a wide-ranging conversation that's as real as it is inspiring. They dive into the unique challenges of leading missionaries around the world, the unpredictable rhythm of itinerant ministry, and the raw realities of both the failures and wins that come with life in ministry. Robby and Will also explore the deep need for biblical community, how to find godly relationships, and why authentic connection is essential for anyone pursuing a radical life with Jesus. Packed with stories, laughs, and spiritual truth, this episode is a must-listen for anyone hungry for more! Will Hart's Podcast: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLx212wKhabIIbLu6I4LAgiF_2QINk_rbm&feature=sharedStay Radical ❤️‍

The Pittsburgh Steelers are preparing for Phase 3 of OTAs this upcoming week, and there are plenty of storylines to track during this phase of offseason workouts. That is the topic of the Friday "Let's Ride" podcast with host Jeff Hartman, as well as the All Betz Are Off segment with Jeremy Betz and the Hart to Heart. This podcast is a part of the Steel Curtain Network, a proud member of the Fans First Sports Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this part, Red is still recovering from a long night of discovery—and a nosebleed-inducing message from Dr. Hart's charm. As she powers through a groggy school day, Red juggles the weight of secrets and the return of her friends' questions. But when her mystery-solving club is asked to investigate a real-life library theft, Red is pulled into a new school-based puzzle that might be more connected to her past than she realizes. Sleep Tight, Sheryl & Clark ❤️

I sat down with Dr. Mike Hart who breaks down cannabis medicine, hormone therapy, and holistic health approaches in this candid interview. Learn about THC vs CBD benefits, proper dosing, hormone optimization for both men and women, and the emerging therapeutic potential of psychedelics. Dr. Hart offers practical advice on using natural treatments for anxiety, pain, and sleep while balancing conventional and integrative medicine.

Hart and Fitzy recap the Red Sox loss to the New York Mets on Wednesday night, and they discuss Alex Cora's decision to remove Garrett Crochet after throwing 85 pitches, a departure from what Cora told the guys in his interview on Wednesday.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to the result of Game 1 of the NBA's Eastern Conference Final, and they compare the victorious Pacers' style of play and their superstar (Tyrese Haliburton) to the play style and superstars of the Celtics.

Hart and Fitzy continue their discussion on Red Sox manager Alex Cora and his decision to remove ace Garrett Crochet after throwing 85 pitches, and they expand the scope of the discussion to include other frustrating decisions and moments made during the course of this mediocre season.

Hart and Fitzy recap the Red Sox loss to the New York Mets on Wednesday night, and they discuss Alex Cora's decision to remove Garrett Crochet after throwing 85 pitches, a departure from what Cora told the guys in his interview on Wednesday. Plus, in a continuation of their discussion on Cora and his decision to remove Crochet, the guys expand the scope of the discussion to include other frustrating decisions and moments made during the course of this mediocre season. They also hear from Red Sox fans, who voice their frustrations about Cora and the 2025 team.

NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to discuss Drake Maye's subpar performance at New England's OTAs this week, shed light on the difference in the team's culture and energy under new head coach Mike Vrabel, and much more.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson debate which Boston sports franchise (Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins, Patriots) has been overrated by fans and media members the most within the past year.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to the result of Game 1 of the NBA's Eastern Conference Final, and they compare the victorious Pacers' style of play and their superstar (Tyrese Haliburton) to the play style and superstars of the Celtics. Plus, the guys debate which Boston sports franchise (Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins, Patriots) has been overrated by fans and media members the most within the past year. They also hear from Celtics' fans who voice their distrust in Celtics' head coach Joe Mazzulla after an early playoff exit.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson revisit their conversation on the Red Sox and manager Alex Cora, and they shift their focus to the team's offense, as a number of Red Sox bats, including SS Trevor Story, are going through extended slumps at the plate.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson revisit their conversation on the Red Sox and manager Alex Cora, and they shift their focus to the team's offense, as a number of Red Sox bats, including SS Trevor Story, are going through extended slumps at the plate. Plus, on this week's Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy compete in a trivia competition about Red Sox managers. They also conclude their conversation on Celtics' head coach Joe Mazzulla, and they react to a hilarious clip from Charles Barkley discussing "street meat".

On this week's edition of the Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy compete in a trivia challenge on the many managers, past and present, of the Boston Red Sox.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy recap the Red Sox loss to the New York Mets on Wednesday night, and they discuss Alex Cora's decision to remove Garrett Crochet after throwing 85 pitches, a departure from what Cora told the guys in his interview on Wednesday. Plus, in a continuation of their discussion on Cora and his decision to remove Crochet, the guys expand the scope of the discussion to include other frustrating decisions and moments made during the course of this mediocre season. They also hear from Red Sox fans, who voice their frustrations about Cora and the 2025 team. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Hart believes the next dynasty in the NBA is unfolding in Oklahoma City and that Giannis Antetokounmpo may be a trade fit for OKC, Fitzy asserts that Tom Brady should play QB for Team USA in the Olympics, and Ted Johnson is concerned about the lack of progress in the Bruins' search for a head coach. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joins the guys to discuss Drake Maye's subpar performance at New England's OTAs this week, shed light on the difference in the team's culture and energy under new head coach Mike Vrabel, and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to the result of Game 1 of the NBA's Eastern Conference Final, and they compare the victorious Pacers' style of play and their superstar (Tyrese Haliburton) to the play style and superstars of the Celtics. Plus, the guys debate which Boston sports franchise (Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins, Patriots) has been overrated by fans and media members the most within the past year. They also hear from Celtics' fans who voice their distrust in Celtics' head coach Joe Mazzulla after an early playoff exit. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson revisit their conversation on the Red Sox and manager Alex Cora, and they shift their focus to the team's offense, as a number of Red Sox bats, including SS Trevor Story, are going through extended slumps at the plate. Plus, on this week's Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy compete in a trivia competition about Red Sox managers. They also conclude their conversation on Celtics' head coach Joe Mazzulla, and they react to a hilarious clip from Charles Barkley discussing "street meat".

Isaac Maresky, CEO of Gold Hart Copper, provides an update on the company's drilling activities at the Tolita project in Chile. He discusses the completion of two drill holes, the geological findings, and the processes involved in drilling and analyzing core samples. The conversation also touches on the competitive landscape in the Vicuña district and the company's future plans for further drilling.

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Hart, Fitzy, and Ted react to the first two days of Patriots OTAs. Is there any concern with Drake Maye after rough performances? There is still a lot of time before real games, but the team needs to create competition in training camp. Jordon Hudson had a heated exchange with Linda Holliday.

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted react to the Red Sox looking like a playoff team after two big wins against the Mets. The bullpen stepped up in a big way after Walker Buehler was ejected early.

Alex Cora joins Hart, Fitzy, and Ted to discuss the last week of Red Sox storylines. Cora addresses both his own and Walker Buehler's ejections from last night's game. The bullpen stays fresh if the starters can go deeper into games. The team is still looking at options at first base.

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted react to two gritty Red Sox wins against the Mets. They are then joined by Red Sox manager Alex Cora, who discussed his ejection from last night's game, the state of the bullpen, and options at first base for the club.

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted share their thoughts on NFL owners voting to keep the tush push, comments from the Eagles owner on the ban proposal, and changes to onside kicks.

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted share their three-point stance takes of the day, including the latest on Bill Belichick and UNC. They also react to NFL rule changes and owners voting against banning the tush push.

Scal joins Hart, Fitzy, and Ted to discuss the end of the Celtics' season. Without the blown leads in games one and two, the C's are in the Eastern Conference Finals. Scal gives Brunson a ton of credit, but the Celtics look bored when healthy.

Scal joins Hart, Fitzy, and Ted to react to the end of the Celtics' season. The C's developed bad habits this season. Drake Maye has struggled early in Patriots OTAs.

Hart, Fitzy, and Dan preview the series finale with the Red Sox going for a sweep of the Mets. Garrett Crochet needs to pitch deep into this game to save an ailing bullpen. Did Alex Cora and Walker Buehler's ejections rally the troops?

Screen Drafts veterans Bryan Cogman (Game of Thrones), Milla-Bell Hart (Bad Monkey), and Mitchell Beaupre (Letterboxd), join us at the Draft Table to competitively / collaboratively rank the 13 BEST films from the legendary career of the great GENE HACKMAN! Also getting in on the action is co-commish Ryan Marker, acting as GM proxy for the sadly absent Roxana Hadadi.  Become a Screen Drafts Booster! Visit www.patreon.com/screendrafts

David Hart isn’t necessarily one of the  people you’d expect to be critical of the $7.4 billion multi-state opioid settlement reached with drug company Purdue. For 25 years, he was the assistant attorney general at the Oregon Department of Justice until his retirement last month, and he headed the department’s opioid litigation and recovery/pharmaceutical fraud unit. One way or another, he’s represented the state in opioid litigation and negotiations since 2004. But since he’s now retired, he feels an obligation to speak out about a settlement that he says is far too lenient and favorable to the Sackler family and their company, Purdue. Hart describes their behavior in igniting and fueling the opioid crisis “the worst of the worst.” He spoke with our news partner The Lund Report about his concerns and wrote an op-ed in the Oregonian/Oregonlive. He joins us to detail his concerns and how he’s making his case to the attorneys general in Oregon and the other states involved.

Sign up for the latest podcast info - https://laylo.com/willclarke/uqFWnJKaPodcast Overview: In this engaging conversation, Will Clarke and Lawrence Hart explore the evolution of podcasting in the music industry, the shift from artist mystery to transparency, and the personal definitions of success. They delve into the creative process of making music, the importance of narrative in albums, and the challenges of navigating industry expectations while maintaining personal expression. The discussion highlights the significance of candid conversations in understanding the artist's journey and the impact of sharing experiences in the music community. In this conversation, Will Clarke and Lawrence Hart delve into the creative process of music production, emphasizing the importance of playfulness and joy in creating music. They discuss the pressures artists face regarding expectations and outcomes, and how rediscovering the fun in music can lead to more authentic and successful tracks. The dialogue also touches on the evolution of sound, the significance of maintaining relationships with management, and the journey of music production from concept to creation. In this conversation, Lawrence Hart shares his journey in the music industry, discussing the importance of realistic management, the art of mixing, and the creative challenges faced during the remixing process. He emphasizes the balance between hardware and software in music production and offers valuable advice for aspiring artists.Who is Lawrence Hart: Lawrence Hart is a live artist, DJ and producer from South London, renowned for his boundary-pushing productions.Join for updates: https://laylo.com/willclarke⏲ Follow Will Clarke ⏱https://djwillclarke.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/1OmOdgwIzub8DYPxQYbbbi?si=hEx8GCJAR3mhhhWd_iSuewhttps://www.instagram.com/djwillclarkehttps://www.facebook.com/willclarkedjhttps://twitter.com/djwillclarkehttps://www.tiktok.com/@djwillclarke Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy recap the Red Sox victory in Game 1 against the New York Mets, and they debate whether Boston looked like an improved team under interim manager Ramon Vazquez in comparison to their usual play under Alex Cora. Plus, the guys make sense of the many ranging opinions on the Red Sox performance under Cora and Vázquez, and they debate which member of the team's leadership group is under the most pressure to succeed amid another mediocre season. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Andy shares his perspective on the Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese rivalry, Fitzy shares a promising comparison between the Celtics and the Spurs, and Ted offers a critique of the system deployed by Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla. Plus, Hart, Fitzy and Johnson share their takeaways from Day 2 of Patriots voluntary OTAs, including a poor performance from QB Drake Maye with his new top target, Stefon Diggs, not on the field. They also discuss their other main takeaways from the first two days of OTAs for New England. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson discuss the rule changes on which NFL teams are voting this week, and they debate the future of the controversial "tush push" play as teams prepare to determine its fate. Plus, the guys react to rumors about Bill Belichick (allegedly) being engaged to Jordon Hudson, as Bill's personal life continues to take bizarre turns in recent months. They also discuss the Bruins' decision to sign GM Don Sweeney to a two-year contract extension, and they debate how the team's coaching staff and roster tumult will impact their ability to improve the team this offseason. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson continue their ongoing discussion of the Boston Red Sox and their win over the Mets on Monday, and Andy shares why he felt that Ramon Vazquez navigated a "playoff-style" game with perfection. Plus, the guys react to a bizarre story told by Rob Gronkowski, and they remember the life of "Cheers" star George Wendt, on today's edition of Odds and Ends.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson continue their ongoing discussion of the Boston Red Sox and their win over the Mets on Monday, and Andy shares why he felt that Ramon Vazquez navigated a "playoff-style" game with perfection.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson share their takeaways from Day 2 of Patriots voluntary OTAs, including a poor performance from QB Drake Maye with his new top target, Stefon Diggs, not on the field.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy shares his perspective on the Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese rivalry, Fitzy shares a promising comparison between the Celtics and the Spurs, and Ted offers a critique of the system deployed by Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla. Plus, Hart, Fitzy and Johnson share their takeaways from Day 2 of Patriots voluntary OTAs, including a poor performance from QB Drake Maye with his new top target, Stefon Diggs, not on the field. They also discuss their other main takeaways from the first two days of OTAs for New England.

Hart and Fitzy make sense of the many ranging opinions on the Red Sox performance under Alex Cora and Ramón Vázquez, and they debate which member of the team's leadership group is under the most pressure to succeed amid another mediocre season.