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It's a lighter Friday edition of Shoot Around, just Horry and Rob Jenners running through the week's fan questions and whatever's been living in their group chat.   They start with Austin Reaves catching heat for putting himself in his own all-time starting five (next to Steph, Kobe, LeBron, and Shaq, for the record), then get into Arizona State's new bachelor's degree in "influencing" and whether that's actually a legitimate skill set or just a punchline. That turns into a fun tangent about what they'd each go back to school for if money and logic weren't an issue.   From there it's an equitable-grading-scale story that has both of them fired up, a debate about participation trophies, and a trip down memory lane on old-school discipline. Then the mood shifts: Rick Moranis got a five-minute standing ovation at Comic-Con after coming out of retirement for Spaceballs 2, and the guys get into why that moment hit different, along with the actual Spaceballs 2 synopsis and whether it can live up to the original.   They close it out plotting their own eventual Comic-Con trip, including costume ideas for a seven-foot-tall Robert Horry.   00:00  Cold Open & Friday Check-In 01:36  Austin Reaves' All-Time Starting Five 03:57  Arizona State's Degree in Influencing 07:09  What They'd Go Back to School For 10:02  The Equitable Grading Scale Debate 12:34  Participation Trophies & Old-School Discipline 13:57  Rick Moranis' Comic-Con Standing Ovation 15:43  Spaceballs 2 Is Actually Happening 17:54  Comic-Con Costume Ideas & Bucket List

Robert Horry is back at his mom's house for the week, which means the guys start with fried catfish, La Spata's subs, and why Hardee's steak biscuits are undefeated — before getting into the biggest story of the NBA offseason.   LeBron James is headed to Philadelphia on a deal that pays him a fraction of what he's made in years past, and Horry, Jenners, and B-Dawg break down what that actually means for the Sixers. They get into the point guard experiment, whether Tyrese Maxey's game gets hurt by it, who's playing the three now that KCP and V.J. Edgecomb are both in the mix, and why Horry has real concerns about the helicopter commute rumors after what happened to Kobe.   From there it turns into a full GOAT conversation. Horry explains why he judges players by their weaknesses instead of their strengths, makes the case for Kobe belonging in the same breath as Jordan and LeBron, and lays out what it would actually mean for LeBron's legacy if he wins a title in Philly. The guys also grade the Sixers' defense, run through Draymond re-signing with the Warriors, and catch everyone up on the East, which is suddenly loaded.   Plus: the wildest stat of the week (a Miami football transfer quarterback is about to out-earn LeBron, Caitlin Clark, and Shohei Ohtani combined), a debate over people calling the NBA the "MNBA," Big Shot of the Week honoring a firefighter who pulled three kids out of a capsized boat, and Rapid Fire makes its return.   Subscribe for new episodes of the Big Shot Bob Podcast every week, and catch Shoot Around for the extended cut and extra bits.   00:00  Cold Open & Episode 270 Kickoff 01:38  Robert Horry's Trip Home & Comfort Food Talk 04:51  LeBron James Signs with the 76ers 08:19  Point Guard Experiment & Roster Fit Questions 12:45  The Helicopter Commute Rumor 15:47  Title Odds, National TV Games & Best Memes 18:38  Embiid's Health Promise to LeBron 19:57  Does a Title in Philly Make LeBron the GOAT? 22:31  Judging Jordan, Kobe & LeBron by Their Weaknesses 32:37  LeBron's New Role & Mentoring Embiid and Maxey 35:00  Grading the Sixers' Defense 37:28  Draymond Green Re-Signs & Steph Curry Trade Odds 38:38  Free Agency Roundup: KCP, Pistons, Jalen Duren 41:33  The Eastern Conference Gets Loaded 46:04  Craziest Stat: Miami's $6.5M Quarterback 47:50  WNBA Pay & the "MNBA" Nickname Debate 49:16  Big Shot of the Week: Firefighter's Water Rescue 50:27  Rapid Fire Returns: Horry vs. Harper 58:12  Family News & Becoming Grandpa 'OG'

Friday means it's Shoot Around time — episode 141 of everything that didn't make the cut on Tuesday. Robert Horry, Rob Jenner, and B-Dawg kick things off with the Avengers: Doomsday trailer, going deep on Doctor Doom vs. Darkseid, the Victor Von Doom fan theories, and why nobody's mad Deadpool got left out of the trailer. From there it's Mike Tyson somehow not knowing Shohei Ohtani is a guy, the World Cup halftime show comparison to the Super Bowl, and an all-time debate over the best halftime performance ever.   Horry drops a story nobody knew about him — turns out he was actually a contestant on The Dating Game back in his playing days, and the behind-the-scenes details are wild. Then it's your questions: Caitlin Clark's record-breaking 45-point night and whether the WNBA needs an enforcer out there, the Florida grandma with the license plate that read a little differently than intended, and the ongoing mystery of people crawling in and out of the New York City sewer system with headlamps and shovels.   Loose, off-topic, and exactly what Shoot Around is supposed to be. New episodes every Friday.   00:00 – Intro & welcome to Shoot Around 14100:30 – Avengers: Doomsday trailer reactions01:57 – Doctor Doom vs. Darkseid debate04:00 – The AI clip & Ultron's odds04:30 – Victor Von Doom / Tony Stark fan theories06:33 – The Odyssey movie & bathroom break strategies07:22 – Mike Tyson doesn't know who Shohei Ohtani is08:33 – Famous people/things you feel dumb for not knowing09:53 – World Cup halftime show vs. the Super Bowl11:53 – Best Super Bowl halftime show ever, debated13:03 – In Living Color rabbit hole14:23 – Horry's Dating Game story16:23 – Caitlin Clark's record night & WNBA enforcer talk18:03 – Florida woman's license plate story20:53 – New York City sewer people mystery23:33 – Wrap-up

Episode 269 and we're sneaking up on the big 300 milestone. Robert Horry, Rob Jenner, and B-Dog get into it on everything going on around the league, starting with the LeBron James free agency saga that's now held the entire schedule hostage for three weeks running. The guys break down the shifting odds between Miami, Cleveland, and Philly, dig into why nobody thinks the Knicks have a shot, and Rob Horry gets personal about the "just make a decision" frustration versus understanding LeBron's family situation with his daughter.   From there it's a full free agency roundup — DeMar DeRozan possibly heading back to San Antonio, Draymond Green's future tied entirely to LeBron's decision, and the Lou Dort three-team trade that sent him to Atlanta while OKC stacked up draft picks. The Warriors' Summer League championship run gets its own segment, with the guys going deep on their new draft pick and why he might be the reason Draymond doesn't come back to Golden State.   Also on deck: an early 2026 rookie class debate, an Anthony Davis interview clip that gets Horry fired up about "40-plus wins," the ongoing Gary Trent Jr. cap circumvention investigation, and a Big Shot of the Week shoutout to a Kansas City police officer who tracked down a stolen e-bike for a cancer patient. Then things go completely off the rails with the Waffle House training video breakdown and a new round of Walmart or Waffle House.   New episodes every Tuesday. Subscribe and drop your predictions on where LeBron lands in the comments.   00:00 – Intro & counting down to episode 30000:57 – LeBron James free agency "hostage situation" & shifting odds04:03 – Horry's personal take: frustration vs. understanding LeBron's family angle06:58 – Miami buzz: Pat Riley and Steve Kerr comments08:33 – The case for Cleveland10:26 – Philly's fit and the Embiid concern12:14 – Free agents stuck in limbo waiting on LeBron14:03 – DeMar DeRozan trade speculation16:03 – Lou Dort traded to the Hawks21:58 – Warriors win the 2026 Summer League23:58 – Why the rookie class could push Draymond out25:58 – 2026 draft class debate & best-player rankings29:53 – Way-too-early Rookie of the Year picks34:03 – Anthony Davis Fanatics Fest interview clip39:58 – Gary Trent Jr. contract investigation43:23 – Kawhi Leonard situation still in limbo44:33 – Big Shot of the Week: KC officer returns stolen e-bike46:03 – Waffle House training video breakdown49:33 – Walmart or Waffle House game

It's a lighter one this week — just Robert Horry and Rob Jenners running through the leftover questions and stories that didn't fit into Wednesday's show. They kick things off with a Friday movie tangent (yes, the trilogy, not the day), then get into Conor McGregor's disastrous UFC comeback that ended in 69 seconds after he blew out his knee trying to fly-kick his way back into relevance.   From there it's a run of stories that had Horry and Jenners genuinely stumped: Senegal's World Cup medical staff reportedly included a gynecologist with no business treating a men's soccer team, and a 65-year-old grandfather at Yellowstone got launched nine feet in the air by a bison after a park ranger spooked it with a truck horn. That one turns into a full safari debate — which animals are actually the most dangerous, and Horry's very specific plan for surviving one (spoiler: it involves you, not him).   They also get into Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon engraving his wife and five kids onto the Stanley Cup ahead of the players and staff who actually won it, and close out with a listener question about Kristin Cavallari flying first class while her kids sit in coach. That turns into Horry breaking down his own family's travel rules, his stance on private jets, and the seat-booking trick he uses to keep the middle seat empty.   New episodes of the Big Shot Bob Podcast drop every Tuesday, and Shoot Around runs right behind it every Friday with the leftovers, the tangents, and the stuff that got cut for time. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you catch both.   00:00  Cold Open: Welcome to Shoot Around 140 01:00  Friday Franchise Rankings & Deep Cuts 03:30  McGregor's 69-Second Comeback Fiasco 04:30  When Athletes Hang On Too Long 06:00  Senegal's World Cup Doctor Was a Gynecologist 07:30  Best and Worst Team Doctors 09:00  Grandfather Launched by a Bison at Yellowstone 12:00  What's Actually the Deadliest Animal on Safari 13:30  Rob's Safari Survival Strategy 15:30  Hurricanes Owner Engraves Family Ahead of Players 19:00  Kristin Cavallari Flies First Class, Kids Fly Coach 21:00  Horry's Own Family Travel Rules 22:30  The Case For (and Against) Flying Private 23:30  Horry's Seat-Booking Hacks 25:00  Best Time of Day to Fly

Robert Horry, Rob Jenners, and B-Dog are coming off a Summer League week that didn't go the way anybody in Vegas planned, and they've got a full show sheet to prove it. They open by picking apart the Wizards shutting down rookie AJ Johnson, detour into an actual geography lesson about where you can find a Piggly Wiggly in Georgia, and Rob gets reminded that talking trash on this show always finds its way back to him — this time from Wizards fans after he named Washington his League Pass dark horse.   From there it's a real basketball conversation. Horry breaks down training his son Christian in the gym for the first time in two years, and the guys dig into Jonathan Kuminga's stalled free agency before getting into the biggest story of the summer: Victor Wembanyama turning down the supermax to keep his young Spurs core paid. Horry explains why that move says more about Wemby's character than any stat line could, and the three of them go back and forth on whether he could become the first basketball billionaire — just not off American endorsement deals.   The Bam Adebayo–Tyler Herro dust-up gets the full breakdown, including Tim Hardaway's comments about Heat culture and what it actually means to have your guy's back in a locker room. Then it's LeBron for the better part of twenty minutes — who's really leading the sweepstakes between Cleveland, Golden State, Philly, and Miami, why Draymond Green opting into free agency might be a tell, and how weird it is that people are treating LeBron's every move at Fanatics Fest like a decision-day clue. They close out the trade talk with where things stand on Kawhi Leonard, the ongoing NBA investigation, and why the Clippers front office has more explaining to do than Adam Silver let on.   Once the basketball talk wraps, Avery Woolery — an 11-year-old kid from Kentucky who jumped in a pool to save a drowning man when the adults around him didn't — gets this week's Big Shot. And then the guys close out with a wild round of Black Crime or White Crime, headlined by maybe the strangest arson story any of them have ever read on air.   00:00  Cold Open: Vegas Summer League Fallout 01:00  AJ Johnson Shut Down & Rookie Development 03:00  Piggly Wiggly Rabbit Hole 04:30  Wizards Dark Horse Pick Comes Back to Bite Rob 06:00  Horry's Week: Disney Trip & Training Christian 08:00  Kuminga Free Agency & Lakers Buzz 09:30  Wemby Turns Down the Supermax 14:00  Could Wemby Be Basketball's Next Billionaire? 16:00  Bam vs. Tyler Herro: What Really Happened 18:30  Heat Culture Debate & Tim Hardaway's Comments 22:00  LeBron Sweepstakes: Who's Really In the Mix 26:30  LeBron and Draymond's Unlikely Friendship 27:30  Decoding LeBron's Decision Timeline 29:00  Cleveland, Philly, or Golden State? 33:00  Weighing Miami's Case in a Loaded East 37:00  Kawhi Trade Stuck in NBA Investigation Limbo 41:00  Free Agency Roundup: Trent Jr. & Clarkson 42:00  Big Shot of the Week: 11-Year-Old Pool Hero 43:00  Black Crime or White Crime

On the latest edition of Caught Offside, Andrew Gundling and JJ Devaney are looking back on Friday and Saturday's World Cup quarterfinals including England's narrow win over Norway, Argentina getting past Switzerland and Spain eeking one out over Belgium. We'll discuss Jude Bellingham's incredible performance. Thomas Tuchel's critical post match comments and the camera cable that may have saved England's World Cup.We'll also dive into yet another Argentinian nailbiter as Julian Alvarez delivers a stunning winner but would it have been possible without Breel Embolo's regrettable dive?And finally, Spain go through thanks to yet another Mikel Merino late show. We'll talk about the Spaniards amazing knack for the big goal, we'll analyze Rudi Garcia's decision to sub out Thibaut Courtois and we'll examine the success/failure of this era for Belgium. For even more Caught Offside content, get on over to Caught Offside Plus right now! In our most recent episode, we've got a massive USMNT mailbag answering your questions and comments about the team's frustrating exit from World Cup 2026.For all the latest merch, get over to https://caughtoffsidepod.com/ - The World Cup is almost over! So what are you waiting for?? Get a shirt and help rep Caught Offside wherever it is you're watching the action!!!---Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/CaughtOffsidePod/X: https://twitter.com/COsoccerpodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/caughtoffsidepod/Email: CaughtOffsidePod@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a lighter Friday edition of the Shootaround, and Robert Horry and Rob Jenners are catching up on everything they didn't get to during the July 4th break. First up: the NBA's new one-free-throw rule getting tested at Summer League, and why Horry thinks turning two free throws into one is a solution looking for a problem.   From there it's a quick hit on the Jaguars' reported talks to relocate to London, a look at which current NBA stars have stuck with their teams the longest (Steph Curry leads the pack, with Draymond Green and Devin Booker not far behind), and a debate over whether any of them actually retire where they are.   Then things get silly: a listener sends in a Pacman Jones clip claiming South Carolina had a McDonald's inside the football locker room, which sends Horry and Jenners down a rabbit hole on mispronounced words, a viral video of a five-year-old Mets fan begging to switch to the Yankees, and the fan bases everybody loves to hate on but never actually leaves.   They close things out on a genuinely good note, answering a listener question about the coolest thing Horry's ever done for someone else — a story about giving up hospital privileges for other families with sick kids.   00:00  Cold Open & Intro 00:30  Should the NBA Test a One-Free-Throw Rule? 04:00  Should the Jaguars Move to London? 06:00  Giannis Leaves Milwaukee: Who's Been There Longest? 08:00  Will Any of These NBA Stars Retire Elsewhere? 10:00  The Great McDonald's-in-the-Locker-Room Debate 12:00  Words We All Mispronounce (Pecan, Caribbean & More) 13:00  A Viral Mets Kid Breaks Everyone's Heart 15:00  Fanbases We Love to Hate On 17:30  Listener Question: The Coolest Thing You've Ever Done 19:00  Closing Thoughts & Sign-Off

It's been the wildest week of the NBA offseason, and Robert Horry, Rob Jenners, and B-Dog Brandon Harper have a lot to get through. The show kicks off with an argument nobody asked for — Rob's theory that every undersized, unathletic kid in America should just go play soccer — before the guys dig into the trade that broke Twitch: Jaylen Brown to the 76ers for Paul George and draft compensation.   They break down whether Boston's “JB and JT can't win a title together” reasoning holds up, debate how fast (or slow) Philly fans will actually embrace a guy who spent a decade calling them the enemy, and dig into what Paul George's fit looks like next to a Jayson Tatum-led Celtics squad.   From there it's a full lap around the Lakers, who added Luka Dončić, AR, and Walker Kessler to a roster that's got the internet cracking jokes about the “Mayo Mob” and “Live, Laugh, Lakers.” Horry and Harper get into the actual basketball case for the moves, what the Kessler trade cost L.A. in draft capital, and why Rui Hachimura bolted for the Clippers on a deal Horry thinks his agent should be fired over.   The back half covers the Wizards quietly stacking three former No. 1 picks, a Rich Paul clip that reignites the LeBron-to-Cleveland chatter, Donovan Mitchell's new max extension, and a run through free agency moves including Collin Sexton, Anfernee Simmons, and DeMar DeRozan hitting the open market. Pat McAfee gets Big Shout of the Week honors, and the guys close it out with a round of “History Repeating,” matching this year's NBA storylines to their 2018 twins.   00:00  Cold Open & Intro 01:30  Should American Kids Just Play Soccer? 09:30  Jaylen Brown Traded to the Sixers 12:00  Do Fans Really Forgive Former Rivals? 16:00  Will Philly Embrace Jaylen Brown? 19:00  Shams' Report: Were Tatum & Brown Really Done? 21:30  Paul George Heads to Boston 26:30  Tatum Becomes the Guy in Boston 28:30  Lakers' New Look Sparks TikTok Nicknames 31:00  Breaking Down the Walker Kessler Trade 35:00  Rui Hachimura Bolts for the Clippers 42:30  Wizards Land Three Former No. 1 Picks 44:00  Rich Paul's LeBron-to-Knicks Bombshell 46:30  Where Does LeBron Land? Cleveland Buzz Builds 48:00  Donovan Mitchell's Max Extension 49:30  Free Agency Roundup: Sexton, Simmons, Duren & More 53:30  Big Shout of the Week: Pat McAfee 55:00  History Repeating: 2018 Callbacks & NBA Trivia

The HUGE breaking news about LeBron James hits at the END of the show this week – so hang out until after the game for immediate reaction as it breaks!!   Seven-time NBA champion Robert Horry is joined by Rob Jenners and B-Dog Brandon Harper for an episode 266 packed with roster fallout from the start of free agency. The crew opens by digging into the Ja Morant trade to Portland, debating whether the Blazers’ backcourt logjam leaves Scoot Henderson on the outside looking in, before turning to the Grizzlies’ return and what comes next for both sides.   From there the guys work through a stacked Western Conference storyline: Draymond Green opting out and the running joke about a Warriors-LeBron pairing, the Lakers’ retention of Austin Reaves on a four-year max deal, DeAndre Ayton’s player option, and what it would actually take for the Lakers to chase Jalen Duren in restricted free agency. Horry and Harper go back and forth on whether DeAndre Ayton has been put in a position to succeed in LA, and whether San Antonio makes sense as a landing spot if the Lakers move on.   The conversation shifts to Charlotte sending LaMelo Ball to Minnesota, with the hosts debating whether that pairing with Anthony Edwards is really the best backcourt in the league or just the most entertaining one. They also touch on Golden State’s decision to move on from Jonathan Kuminga, a possible Kawhi Leonard return to Toronto, and where Jaylen Brown trade rumors actually stand.   A rundown of the week’s free agency moves follows — James Harden, Andrew Wiggins, Bradley Beal, Landry Shamet, Isaiah Hartenstein, Lu Dort, Julian Champagnie and Jose Alvarado all get a mention — before the show heads into Big Shout of the Week, honoring a school resource officer in Phoenix who paid out of pocket to take an entire class to the movies. The episode closes with a brand new trivia segment, Shams Is Reporting, and ends on a piece of breaking news about LeBron James’ future with the Lakers that catches the whole crew off guard.   New episodes of the Big Shot Bob Podcast drop every week, with the bonus show Shoot Around dropping Fridays. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss an episode.   00:00 — Cold open and intro 00:30 — Rob’s home leak and World Cup heat takes 01:30 — SoFi Stadium vs. Mercedes-Benz Stadium rankings 04:00 — Ja Morant traded to the Trail Blazers 05:00 — Portland’s crowded backcourt and Scoot Henderson’s future 09:00 — What the Grizzlies got back, hopes for a Ja reset 12:00 — Warriors chasing LeBron and the Draymond opt-out 16:00 — Lakers free agency: Jalen Duren, Luka’s big-man need 19:30 — DeAndre Ayton debate: opted in, still a question mark 24:00 — Austin Reaves’ max deal and the Lakers’ cap crunch 26:30 — LaMelo Ball traded to Minnesota 32:00 — Rudy Gobert skepticism and Minnesota’s frontcourt 35:00 — Hawks move on from Jonathan Kuminga 38:00 — Kawhi Leonard’s future and a possible Raptors return 41:30 — Jaylen Brown trade buzz and Boston’s asking price 45:00 — Free agency rapid-fire roundup 49:30 — Big Shout of the Week 51:00 — Shams Is Reporting trivia game 56:00 — Breaking news: LeBron James’ future with the Lakers 1:03:00 — 4th of July sign-off

“P” is for Prince George Winyah Parish. Comprising portions of modern Georgetown, Horry, Marion, and Dillon Counties, Prince George Winyah Parish was established in 1721 to accommodate a wave of European settlers who had taken up residence north of the Santee River following the Yamasee War.

“P” is for Prince Frederick's Parish. Established in 1734, Prince Frederick's Parish stretched like an elongated triangle from the Santee River northward “to the utmost bounds of the province,” encompassing all our part of modern Dillon, Marion, Florence, Horry, Georgetown, and Williamsburg Counties.

[Part Two of Two] Before we return to the Horry County internal affairs files, we have to talk about the civil contempt hearing on Monday June 22 at 9am in Spartanburg - see y'all there! In our opinion, team Greg Parker's last-minute attempt to bar LUNASHARK® from filming a public courtroom tells you everything about who fears the sunlight.  Then investigative journalists Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠ dig into CSI investigator Shellneil Tamasi, a by-the-books officer whose IA interview cuts through the spin. She didn't like towing Scott Spivey's truck with his body still inside. She questioned why guns went back untested. She noticed the rush to "self-defense" before the vehicles were even processed, and the people who didn't belong at the round table.  Amid a department we've criticized hard, here's a rare bright spot: a cop who documents, and who says what too many wouldn't.  Let's Dive In…

[Part One of Two] Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠ dig into the Horry County Police Department's internal affairs investigation of the Scott Spivey case and the looming presence of former Deputy Chief Brandon Strickland throughout it.  Strickland insists he "stayed out of it" and "distanced" himself — yet there he is on recorded calls with Weldon Boyd admitting he was "working in the shadows," and — according to his own colleagues — sitting in on a meeting about Weldon Boyd's phone, and walking into the evidence room to say "just give Weldon and Bradley their guns back."  We break down the IA interviews and learn more about what went on in the investigation leading up to the decision not to charge Weldon and his co-shooter. The interviews shed light on why the guns weren't tested by SLED, how investigators determined the outcome before evidence was even collect and the odd emergence of the “steroid theory.”  Plus: why we'll see you inside the Spartanburg County Courthouse (Courtroom 6d) on Monday, June 22 @ 9am (The 5 Year Anniversary of MMP #1). Wear pink.  Let's Dive In…

guest host Ryan Wrecker covered a Memorial Day weekend stampede at the Black Pearl Cultural Heritage and Bike Festival in South Carolina that injured 19 people. Additionally, Wrecker discussed a fatal shooting at a White House checkpoint by a suspect identified as Nasire Best, which left a bystander in serious condition.

Ryan Wrecker covered a chaotic stampede at a South Carolina biker event and a gunman alert in Washington D.C., before shifting to a nostalgic monologue about being a "geriatric millennial" in an analog era. In the final segment, Kerry Lutz discussed his book, America's Great Parking Scam, explaining how municipalities and third-party apps utilize confusing signage and mandatory digital contracts to extract revenue from drivers.

Big Shot Bob is back and he's got thoughts on everything — Kevin Durant's mounting reputation problem, a boxing night gone sideways, and the fight stories you didn't know you needed to hear.   This week on Shoot Around, Rob Jenners, Brandon Harper, and NBA legend Robert Horry break down the Ronda Rousey vs. Gina Carano Netflix disaster (17 seconds, folks), revisit the Mayweather-Pacquiao letdown, and get into whether KD is officially more trouble than he's worth — Colin Cowherd's "boat analogy" sets off a whole debate. Then it's athletes who threw it all away (Latrell Sprewell and Dennis Rodman get called out), Peyton Manning's diabolical trash talk strategy, and some genuinely unhinged public fight stories to close things out.   Plus: Horry on the worst smells he's ever encountered, Edwin Diaz and the cockfighting controversy, and Robert Horry quietly admitting he jumped on someone's bad knee and then stepped aside while they ran into a backboard. Just another week.  

A proposed landfill expansion in Horry County, South Carolina, has reignited a familiar question: what actually happens to PFAS once it's disposed of?In this episode, Dr. Bilal Asif uses this case to explore the broader shift from landfill to destruction. Incineration is emerging as the default pathway, with players like Veolia and Clean Harbors reporting removal rates of up to 99.99%—but questions remain around emissions and completeness.That uncertainty is driving renewed interest in alternatives such as supercritical water oxidation, with players including 374Water, Aquarden, and Revive Environmental entering the space.The signal is clear: the sector is moving toward total PFAS destruction, but the real challenge is proving that destruction is complete, and doing so at scale.This Analyst Spotlight is part of BlueTech's Weekly Analyst Insights membership.If you'd like to receive these signals from the water technology market each week, learn more about on bluetechresearch.com.--Presented by BlueTech Research®, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence. Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey.  Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

On today's episode, investigative journalists ⁠Mandy Matney⁠ and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠ have to share a little warning first: What you're about to hear today is NOT for kids' ears. Which is sad to say because it's about law enforcement officers and what they do at the workplace.  In October 2020, an Horry County Police Officer, applying to work for Highway Patrol, was given a polygraph test as part of a pre-employment screening at South Carolina Department of Public Safety. The results of the test turned out to be so shocking that officials there reached out to the Horry County Police Department to let them know that they had a problem — problems that included sexual misconduct of officers, masturbation at work, drunk driving, sexting photos of genitals while in uniform and even potential child abuse.  According to several sources close to the situation, this polygraph is what led to the outing of what is referred to among current and former officers as the Green Sea 14 — a group of officers, plus firefighters, who were having sex on duty and at police facilities.  As Mandy and Liz continue to dig into what Green Sea 14 means, who was involved, how far up in ranks the officers went and why it seemed to be swept under the rug by leadership, today they share what they found in the investigation file of one officer and what they think it says about the department as a whole, as well as those with the power to fix the problems.   Let's Dive in…

In Part Two of Episode 145, investigative journalists Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠ dig into two stories about power, accountability, and the systems that protect the wrong people.  First, they take you inside the April 21 Horry County Council meeting, where former officer Kevin Suggs and Jennifer Spivey Foley asked council members to return law enforcement authority to a sheriff who answers to voters — and where Chairman Johnny Gardner compared a historically corrupt police department to… litter on Highway 501…? Then (21:00), they unpack the bombshell Harris County prosecutors dropped in the Christa Bauer Gilley case: alleged affairs, an alleged Reddit post seeking a college-age M4F, DDF, FWB hookup, alleged plans to flee to Mexico, alleged homophobic slurs hurled at his own child, and a chilling theory from prosecutors that Lee Gilley may have tried to poison Christa months before her death. Christa's medical and autopsy records may be the key to everything at the June trial and we plan to be there exposing all we can to sunlight.  Let's Dive in…

Episode 255 of the Big Shot Bob Podcast features Robert Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners reacting to the NBA play-ins and early playoff picture. Horry recommends the Jerry West documentary on Prime and shares his relationship with West, praising his candid leadership. The hosts break down Charlotte’s win over Miami and debate the controversial play involving Bam, arguing it should have been reviewed and likely upgraded to a flagrant, while also discussing why Charlotte is a fun team to watch.   They cover Portland’s play-in win, highlighting Jrue Holiday’s leadership and Portland’s defense, then preview upcoming matchups including Warriors–Clippers, Magic–76ers (with Joel Embiid out after appendix surgery), and give series picks for Lakers–Rockets, Nuggets–Timberwolves, Knicks–Hawks, and Cavaliers–Raptors. They discuss Doc Rivers being fired by Milwaukee and Giannis’ uncertain comments, name an Oklahoma principal who stopped a school shooter as Big Shot of the Week, and finish with a playoff-stats “Who’s Bigger” game.   00:00 Play In Banter 01:10 Jerry West Doc 03:27 Bam Trip Controversy 09:05 Portland Surprise Win 14:47 Jamba Juice Detour 16:33 Tonight Play In Preview 18:37 Lakers Rockets Breakdown 25:49 Nuggets Wolves Picks 30:55 Knicks Hawks Series 35:45 Knicks Fans Takeover 37:53 Cavs Raptors Preview 41:14 Doc Rivers Fired 41:47 Giannis Future Talk 43:44 Holiday Chemistry Lesson 47:02 Rookie Of Year Race 50:28 Big Shot Hero Principal 53:25 Who’s Bigger Game

Robert Horry, Rob Jenners and Brandon Harper return for Episode 254 after missing a show because Horry was called by the NBA to fly last-minute to Tokyo as a replacement for LaMarcus Aldridge, followed by a military charity event in Phoenix; Horry also mentions meeting the creator of One Piece and receiving unreleased Lakers collab gear for his kids. They recap college hoops including UCLA women’s blowout of South Carolina, Michigan’s title run built via transfers, debate NIL money, portal movement, coach/player accountability, and discuss a Trump executive order proposal limiting transfers and eligibility.   The conversation shifts to the Lakers as Luka suffers a grade-2 left hamstring strain and AR an oblique strain, then covers standings, the 65-game awards rule, Giannis vs. the Bucks investigation, Jokic’s historic stat pace, WNBA’s Angel Reese trade to the Dream, anti-tanking lottery proposals, a “knockoff candies” game inspired by a stolen Kit Kat truck, and a Big Shot of the Week honoring Texas dads who bought a crossing guard a car.   00:00 Welcome to Episode 254 00:37 Why Rob Missed The Show 02:47 Tokyo Trip Highlights 04:23 College Hoops Recap 06:05 Big Ten Money And NIL 08:05 Mike Malone To UNC 10:42 Transfer Portal Rules Debate 13:33 Trump Order And NCAA Chaos 17:43 Viral Iran Soundbite 18:57 Lakers Injuries And Playoff Outlook 24:00 Stinky Booty Locker Room Talk 27:13 Standings And 65 Game Rule 29:37 Load Management Debate 30:07 Giannis Policy Fallout 34:54 Angel Reese to Atlanta 36:51 Kit Kat Heist Setup 37:35 Bulls Pride Night Controversy 41:16 Jokic Historic Stat Line 44:32 Anti Tanking Lottery Ideas 50:08 Big Shot Community Gift 51:31 Knockoff Candy Game 58:53 Show Wrap and Farewell

Robert Horry and the crew open Friday’s shootaround with a discussion of LA Sparks star Kelsey Plum launching a verified AI “digital twin” for real-time conversations, and debate what it says about modern social interaction and who from history they’d want to talk to via AI (including Thurgood Marshall), while also questioning whether they’d want a digital version of a deceased parent.   They pivot to a listener question about whether Joel Embiid deserves slack for early-career missed seasons, noting he’s played 91 games since winning MVP and arguing games still count because he was paid. The episode shifts to “dumbest fight” stories sparked by a wild Florida pickleball dispute, including Horry’s bar argument over an autograph and a college brawl after a spilled beer, before ending on Afroman’s police-raid saga, his defamation-court win, and his response through diss tracks and a patriotic tuxedo.   00:00 Friday Shoot Around Intro 00:51 Kelsey Plum AI Twin 02:49 Who Would You Talk To 05:35 Digital Afterlife Debate 06:44 Embiid Games Played Talk 09:53 Pickleball Fight Story 11:38 Dumb Fights Personal Tales 15:47 Quick Falcons Roster Aside 16:11 Afroman Courtroom Anthem 21:28 Wrap Up Reactions

Episode 253 of the Big Shot Bob Podcast with Robert Horry, Rob Jenners, and Brandon Harper opens with ongoing internet issues and jokes about Horry’s connection. They discuss the Lakers’ recent run, Luka’s historic scoring stretch, and a rescinded technical tied to trash talk, which leads into Draymond Green responding on his podcast after Horry referenced him as an example of players talking to refs without getting teched; the hosts debate whether Draymond took the example personally and consider inviting him on.   They cover Cade Cunningham’s collapsed lung and what it means for Detroit’s postseason hopes, recap March Madness upsets and viral moments (including High Point’s win and Kevin Willard’s “fire my staff” joke), note Kevin Durant passing Michael Jordan on the all-time scoring list, run through NBA standings and worst transactions rankings, mention OKC’s planned “Continental Coliseum,” highlight Jimmy Darts’ charity story, and play a “Fake News” headline game sparked by a bizarre cornhole-related crime story.   00:00 Show Cold Open 00:28 Internet Chaos 03:15 Lakers Streak 04:28 Luka Tech Drama 07:07 Draymond Responds 09:21 Breaking It Down 16:15 Cade Injury Update 18:21 March Madness Highlights 24:42 KD Passes Jordan 25:08 Can KD Catch Kobe 27:32 Cornhole Murder Setup 30:33 Playoff Standings Rundown 32:45 Worst NBA Moves List 34:48 JSN Mega Extension 36:50 OKC Coliseum Talk 38:21 Big Shot Jimmy Darts 41:14 Fake News Game

Robert Horry, Harper, and the host kick off a Friday “shoot around” bonus episode during March Madness, inviting listener questions via Big Shot Bob Pod socials. They share a personal connection through Greg “Free Beer” Daniels, a longtime radio host who also calls tournament games with Horry and uses a simplified on-air last name. The group then notes Steve Kerr winning an Oscar as an executive producer for the documentary short "All The Empty Rooms" and pivots to a discussion of the Warriors’ middling results since 2019, attributing decline to aging, injuries, roster changes, low draft picks, and shifting blame from coaches to talent.   Listener prompts lead into favorite movie fight/chase scenes (Matrix Reloaded, Daredevil hallway fight, Thanos vs. Hulk, John Wick, The Equalizer, Indiana Jones) and superhero video game ideas (X-Men/Cyclops, Gambit, Deadpool, Blade). They also debate ideal Oscars snack boxes and where they’d eat after a big win, referencing Michael B. Jordan going to In-N-Out, before joking about celebrity access and Horry’s humility.   00:00 Friday Shoot Around Intro 00:50 Rob and Greg Connection 03:31 Steve Kerr Oscar Win 04:23 Warriors Post Dynasty Reality 08:40 Best Movie Fight Scenes 14:28 Superhero Games Wishlist 15:54 Oscars Snack Box Debate 16:35 Picking The Perfect Snacks 18:20 Mexican Doritos Hype 19:23 Oscar Night Fast Food Run 20:23 Where To Celebrate Big Wins 23:21 In N Out Publicity Talk 25:17 Staying Grounded In Fame

In Friday’s Shoot Around Episode 126, Robert Horry, Jenners and Harper open with birthday talk, including a belated shoutout to Shaquille O’Neal and a side discussion about remembering birthdays and leap-day birthdays. They answer a listener question about the AP college basketball top teams (Duke, Arizona, Michigan, Florida, and others), discussing injuries, Florida’s early tough schedule, and why Duke—and Boozer—stand out, plus they promote the station’s bracket challenge. They debate Pat Beverley’s comments about players crying after games and Horry shares the one time he got emotional after a loss. The show also touches on Michael Jordan downplaying the GOAT debate, critiques a wild NBA outfit, discusses the World Baseball Classic and rooting for disliked rivals on Team USA, and closes with “damn, I’m old” moments like nagging injuries, vision changes, and daylight savings time.   00:00 Shootaround Kickoff 00:32 Birthdays And Shaq Shoutout 03:08 College Hoops Top Teams 05:34 Bracket Challenge Plug 06:51 Pat Bev Tears Debate 09:46 Jordan On Goat Debate 12:53 Shea’s wild outfit roast 13:47 NBA suit era rules 16:11 World Baseball Classic fandom 18:21 Damn I’m old moments 21:46 Kids these days conclusion

Neste episódio, Guilherme Goulart e Vinícius Serafim debatem a “Constituição do Claude”, o documento de diretrizes publicado pela Anthropic para orientar o comportamento do modelo de linguagem Claude, abordando temas centrais como antropomorfização da IA, regulação tecnológica, responsabilidade das empresas e a questão filosófica sobre agência versus inteligência artificial. O episódio toca em termos estratégicos como inteligência artificial, segurança da informação, privacidade, ética em IA, responsabilidade corporativa, modelos de linguagem, guardrails, jailbreak, Constitutional AI, agente moral, agência artificial, “papagaio estocástico” e governança digital. Você vai descobrir por que a escolha da palavra “constituição” por uma empresa privada levanta alertas sobre legitimidade democrática, entender a diferença entre dar instruções em linguagem natural a um sistema computacional e genuinamente acreditar que ele possui consciência, e refletir sobre os riscos reais de se pavimentar, ideologicamente, um caminho que transforma a IA em “agente moral” para potencialmente reduzir a responsabilidade das grandes empresas de tecnologia. O debate também traz referências à obra de Luciano Floridi, ao conceito de papagaio estocástico, às Três Leis da Robótica de Asimov e ao clássico HAL 9000, conectando ficção científica, filosofia e direito num instigante. Assine o Segurança Legal na sua plataforma favorita, deixe sua avaliação e compartilhe com quem se interessa por direito da tecnologia e inteligência artificial. Siga o podcast no YouTube, Mastodon, Bluesky, Instagram e TikTok. Esta descrição foi realizada a partir do áudio do podcast com o uso de IA, com revisão humana.  Visite nossa campanha de financiamento coletivo e nos apoie!  Conheça o Blog da BrownPipe Consultoria e se inscreva no nosso mailing Acesse WhisperSafe – Transcreva áudio e grave reuniões direto no seu computador, mesmo offline. Rápido, leve e pronto para usar com qualquer IA. Use o cupom SEGLEG50 para 50% de desconto na sua assinatura. ShowNotes Paper fundacional sobre a questão de uma Constituição para a IA – Constitutional AI: Harmlessness from AI Feedback Claude’s constitution Claude’s Strange Constitution por Luiza Jarovsky Statement from Dario Amodei on our discussions with the Department of War

On Episode 125 of The Shoot Around, Brandon Harper and seven-time NBA champion Robert Horry talk from Houston as Horry explains why he schedules dentist visits there. They discuss whether a recent hit on Nikola Jokic was a cheap shot, with Horry contrasting it to his own Steve Nash incident, calling his action petty and frustration-driven, and noting Jokic’s fall looked like a flop.   They debate late-season MVP finalists and the impact of the 65-game threshold, with Harper favoring Cade Cunningham and Horry backing Jaylen Brown for two-way play and team results, plus a sidebar on the Spurs’ young guards and unselfish team styles.   They reject a Mississippi proposal to exempt NIL earnings from state income tax, discuss potential travel-related NIL taxation, share favorite trash talkers (including a notorious Washington fan, Kevin Garnett, and Gary Payton), react to the Cardinals’ $29 all-you-can-eat ticket deal, and end with a joke prompt about the worst possible casting for the next James Bond.   00:00 Friday Show Intro 00:35 Dentist Trip Debate 01:51 Cheap Shot Talk 03:28 Nash Table Story 04:18 MVP Race Picks 06:51 Celtics Spurs Receipts 08:23 NIL Tax Exemption 11:03 Best Trash Talkers 13:59 All You Can Eat Tickets 16:21 Worst James Bond Casting

Robert Horry and the crew kick off Shoot Around episode 124 with jokes and impressions before jumping into a pop quiz: the only NBA player to win a scoring title, rebounding title, blocks title, Rookie of the Year, MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, an NBA championship, and an Olympic gold medal—revealed to be David Robinson. The conversation shifts to Spurs talk, with Horry pushing back on claims that he hates San Antonio, explaining his take on why he doesn’t have Wemby as his MVP and naming his MVP as “Brown,” while still praising the Spurs, Pop, and the 2005 championship team.   They discuss the Chicago Bears potentially moving about 25 miles south to Hammond, Indiana, while likely keeping the “Chicago Bears” name, comparing it to New York teams playing in New Jersey and noting Indiana’s willingness to fund a new stadium. The group also talks about which franchises should never move, highlighting the St. Louis Cardinals and San Diego Padres, and briefly noting the Braves’ move within the Atlanta area. In NBA rules talk, they react to Paul Pierce’s idea of an LED three-point line that turns on and off during games, calling it too gimmicky and better suited to celebrity or All-Star-style events.   The episode also covers UFL rule changes, including a four-point field goal for kicks over 60 yards and banning punts once a team crosses midfield, with the hosts debating whether the NFL might adopt similar ideas and joking about how it would affect Super Bowl squares. Off the court, they break down MLB Players Association executive director Tony Clark resigning after an internal investigation revealed an improper relationship with his sister-in-law, and they react to Mad Dog Russo’s defense while debating how personal life should intersect with employment consequences. They wrap with viral oddities and childhood stories: a 92-year-old woman with Alzheimer’s climbing a seven-foot nursing home gate in 24 seconds, a 12-year-old in North Carolina driving himself to school with a fictitious plate after missing the bus, and the hosts sharing the dumbest things they did as kids—stealing church money for cookies, kicking a hole through a bedroom door, and a messy food fight that led to “double dip” punishments.   00:00 Friday Cold Open 01:25 Wild Twitter Grab Bag 01:40 NBA Trivia Stumper 03:22 Spurs Fans Clapback 05:38 Bears Moving to Indiana 07:17 Teams That Shouldn’t Move 08:43 LED Three Point Line 10:01 UFL Rule Experiments 12:14 Tony Clark Scandal 15:21 92 Year Old Gate Escape 17:11 Kid Drives To School 19:11 Cookie Money Confession 20:42 Foot Through The Door 22:29 Epic Food Fight Fallout 23:46 Double Dip Whoopings

Join Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry and the crew for episode 123 of the 'Shoot Around,' as they dive into some engaging NBA discussions, personal stories, and audience questions. Robert kicks off the episode by announcing a week-long break as he heads to Orlando for a family vacation at the new Epic Universe park. The show's first major topic centers around the widely rumored NBA expansion cities, Vegas and Seattle, and the crew debates other potential cities deserving of a franchise such as Louisville, St. Louis, and Kansas City. They also discuss the nostalgia and business side of bringing back the Seattle Supersonics name and branding if the team returns to the league.   Shifting gears, the conversation pivots to Denver Nuggets' star Nikola Jokic and his chase for the all-time triple-double record. The panel reflects on Jokic surpassing Oscar Robertson to secure the second position and ponders his ability to catch up to the current leader, Russell Westbrook. The focus also turns to the Chicago Bulls and their recent trades, which have left fans perplexed due to the lack of first-round draft picks received in return. The discussion delves into the value and potential of players like DeMar DeRozan, Zach LaVine, and Lonzo Ball.   Finally, the crew answers a variety of listener questions including the feasibility of G-League players returning to college ball, the challenges of adjusting to professional sports, and the weirdest movies they’ve ever seen. They share thoughts on the NCAA's stance on player eligibility, the differences between college and professional basketball environments, and their bewildering movie experiences. This episode is packed with robust debates, entertaining anecdotes, and insightful NBA analysis, making it a must-watch for basketball enthusiasts.   00:00 Introduction and Programming Note 01:20 NBA Expansion Cities Discussion 04:51 Jokic's Triple-Double Milestone 06:27 Chicago Bulls Trade Analysis 10:14 Listener Questions and Alabama Basketball Controversy 12:09 Debate on College vs. G League Development 14:28 The Impact of NIL on College Sports 17:41 Coaches' Perspectives on Returning Players 19:41 Weirdest Movies We've Ever Seen

In this week's episode of the Big Shot Bob Pod, Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry and his co-hosts dive into a lively sports discussion. The episode kicks off with a debate on the NBA Rookie of the Year contenders, Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel, comparing the fierce competition to historic rookie races like LeBron vs. Carmelo, and Jason Kidd vs. Grant Hill. They lean towards Kon Knueppel due to his impressive performance and team impact, despite both rookies having similar records.   The conversation then shifts to the Charlotte Hornets' surprising season performance. The hosts analyze the unexpected success and contributions from players like Brandon Miller and Kon Knueppel, focusing on how the team has exceeded expectations. They discuss the importance of veteran leadership and the challenges of maintaining consistency and seriousness on a young team. The potential for future growth and the cultural impact of the Hornets becoming a relevant NBA franchise again is evaluated.   The show wraps up with some fun Super Bowl prop bets, ranging from the color of the Gatorade bath to the length of the National Anthem and various game outcomes. The hosts also touch on personal anecdotes about going bald and maintaining appearances as they age. Join the Big Shot Bob Pod for this engaging mix of basketball insights and lighthearted banter.   00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview 00:57 Rookie of the Year Debate: Flag vs. Knueppel 04:31 Charlotte Hornets: The Underdog Story 10:01 LaMelo Ball and Team Dynamics 12:23 Boxing Mishap: The Hairpiece Incident 13:25 The Balding Dilemma: To Shave or Not to Shave? 13:54 Exploring Hair Restoration Options 14:32 Personal Stories and Opinions on Baldness 16:49 Super Bowl Traditions and Plans 17:27 Super Bowl Prop Bets

Merry Christmas from True Sunlight! In this holiday edition, investigative journalist Mandy Matney shares unexpected jury duty experience in Beaufort County—complete with an awkward courthouse reunion with lawyer-lawmaker Todd Rutherford.   Mandy reflects on the question that led to her dismissal as a juror… whether legitimate reasons exist to not stop for police lights, diving deep into the dangers of police pursuits and the corruption she's witnessed firsthand covering Low Country law enforcement. Then Mandy and Liz Farrell dive deep into how Horry County Police Department potentially planted a bag of steroids in Scott's truck to support Weldon Boyd's narrative that Scott was a "drug crazed, raging out of control maniac."  And finally we're expressing deep gratitude for the True Sunlight community—whose support helps hold public agencies and good ol boys accountable. We're making the world a little brighter, one investigation at a time. So much to cover, so let's dive in!

In this festive episode of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, Robert Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners dive into a spirited discussion filled with holiday cheer, NBA drama, and some unexpected twists. The show kicks off with an introduction by Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry, who reflects on the recent late shows due to the holiday season. The team catches up on NBA news, focusing on the contentious NBA Cup and the economic motivations behind it, as well as some candid opinions on load management and the All-Star game format. The conversation heats up as they break down the NBA standings and debate the early MVP contenders, highlighting standout performances from Cade Cunningham, Luka Dončić, and Shea Gilgeous-Alexander.  We also discuss surprising underperformers like the Clippers and Bucks, and the challenges faced by teams like the Mavericks. The hosts bring their unique perspectives on what's going right and wrong for these teams, making for an engaging analysis for basketball fans. The episode wraps up with a fun and festive edition of 'Walmart or Waffle House' – a game where the hosts guess whether outlandish incidents occurred at Walmart or Waffle House locations. The holiday theme adds a cheerful twist to the game, providing plenty of laughs. Additionally, the hosts address some college football playoff predictions, highlighting key matchups and making their picks.  Finally, we give a big shout out to the Hanover County Animal Shelter for their creative fundraiser involving a drunken raccoon. And we close the show with a Christmas-themed round of Walmart or Waffle House!! This week's show is presented by our amazing friends at DraftKings! Download the DraftKings Sportsbook app and use code BIGSHOTBOB, as new customers can bet five bucks and get $200 in bonus bets if your bet wins. In partnership with DraftKings. The Crown Is Yours! 00:00 Introduction and Holiday Season Delays 01:02 NBA Cup Controversy 07:00 All-Star Game Format Debate 19:13 Eastern Conference Playoff Contenders 29:07 Western Conference Disappointments 33:54 Warriors Owner Responds to Fan Email 35:34 The Unsung Heroes of Basketball 37:28 NBA MVP Ladder Discussion 42:46 College Football Playoff Predictions 56:26 Christmas Themed Walmart or Waffle House

In this episode, Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners delve into the latest NBA stories, including Chris Paul's controversial exit from the Clippers and Giannis Antetokounmpo's scoring ambitions. The crew also breaks down last week's college football picks and discusses key matchups for the upcoming championship games. They revisit some memorable late-career championship wins, and finish with heartwarming story of the Big Shot of the Week.   00:00 Introduction and Show Setup 01:18 NBA Championship Game Talk 02:54 Chris Paul and Clippers Drama 14:07 Lakers' Performance and Challenges 25:31 OKC Thunder's Success and Future 35:53 Debating Player Trades and Values 36:50 Giannis' Scoring Aspirations 38:32 Longevity and Health in NBA Records 43:02 College Football Drama and Predictions 58:26 Big Shot of the Week: Acts of Kindness 01:00:24 Game Time: Late Career Championship Wins 01:04:35 Wrapping Up and Holiday Plans

Investigative journalists ⁠Mandy Matney⁠ and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠ expose a shocking case of alleged retaliation at Horry County Police Department. When CIT Investigator Kelsey Manemeit filed a sexual harassment complaint against Deputy County Administrator Randy Webster—whose name adorns a $24 million building—she expected justice. Instead, she and county PIO Mikayla Moskov were accused of participating in a allegedly fabricated "sex scandal" and forced to resign. Attorney Jonny McCoy shares how HCPD Chief Kris Leonhardt allegedly weaponized an internal affairs investigation to punish women who reported misconduct, while Webster quietly retired with his reputation intact. Today we examine disturbing text messages, questionable timelines, and a pattern of alleged corruption in the same department that failed Mica Francis Miller and Scott Spivey. Did transparency claims mask retaliation, and why did this case represent a reckoning for Horry County's Good Ole Boy network? Tune into Jonny McCoy's Facebook to watch his press conference at THURSDAY November 13 at 2 pm

Join Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry for episode 113 of 'The Shoot Around'! In this fun-filled episode, Robert and the crew tackle the ongoing debate about whether Kevin Durant deserves a statue and where it should be placed. They discuss the legacies of other NBA greats, including comparisons like Dirk Nowitzki and Kobe Bryant. From recent NBA documentaries on Netflix to unforgettable moments in sports history, they cover it all. Plus, the team shares their thoughts on the best mascots, disappointing hyped athletes, and even take a humorous dive into what they'd cook for Gordon Ramsay!   This episode is proudly presented by Draft Kings! Download the DraftKings Sports book app and use code BIGSHOTBOB. That’s code BIGSHOTBOB, bet 5 bucks and get 3 months of League Pass plus get $300 in bonus bets if your bet wins. In partnership with Draft Kings — The Crown Is Yours!!   00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 01:05 Kevin Durant's Statue Debate 06:56 DraftKings Sponsorship 08:36 Amazon and NBC Broadcast Reviews 10:22 Cam Newton's Mascot Showdown 11:42 Cam Newton's Physical Dominance 12:46 Mascot Fights: Who Would You Take On? 14:24 Freddy Freeman and Players Who Shouldn't Have Left 17:09 Overhyped Athletes: Who Didn't Live Up to Expectations? 21:49 Cooking for Gordon Ramsey: What Would You Make?

Jim is joined by sportswriter Neil Paine to discuss the hall of fame candidacy of former NBA forward Robert Horry. First, Jim and Neil cover Horry's role on seven NBA championship teams (12:15). Next, they take a deep dive into the many clutch playoff shots of Horry's career and attempt to decide which one was the most memorable (22:25). Finally, they discuss his high postseason counting statistics (1:00:23), before making a final call on whether or not Horry belongs in the Basketball Hall of Fame (1:18:07).

Send us a textEpisode 136: Assistant Coroner in Lovers Triangle Ft. Diana Welcome guest co-host Diana to this episode of Operation Evil! It was amazing having you on the show!www.newspapers.comSun-News, “Former county deputy coroner is arrested on murder charge” By Alex LangSun-News, “I miss him, says man as slain brother's ex, ex-coroner charged” By Alex LangSun-News, “Judge sets bond for mom, ex-deputy coroner accused in man's murder” By Alex LangSun-News, “Ex-coroner, woman charged with murder named in lawsuit” By Jenna Farhat Sun-News, “Former Horry County coroner accused of murder back in jail” By Gerard AlbertSun-News, “Former coroner, SC woman accused of homicide have new charges” By Emalyn MuzzyFlorence Morning News, “Murder charge for ex Horry coroner dropped, details about affair made public” By Emalyn MuzzySun-News, “Former SC coroner tells all in shocking testimony in ex-girlfriend's murder trial” By Emalyn MuzzySun-News, “They say she killed ex-boyfriend to hide affair with SC coroner. What was revealed” By Emalyn MuzzySun-News, “Woman get life sentence for murder of ex-boyfriend” By Emalyn MuzzyCourt TV Patreon Supporter: https://www.patreon.com/operationevilpodcastBuy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/operationevil Link to Operation Evil Notebook for purchase: https://www.amazon.com/Operation-Evil-Notebook-Crime-Podcast/dp/B0BQY4RNRD/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1KD47LOHSZM1L&keywords=nyoka+johnson&qid=1677893619&sprefix=nyoka%2Caps%2C180&sr=8-1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/operationevil Email us! Operationevilpodcast@gmail.com Support the show

Less than a month left before Lakers basketball tips off. On this week's episode Rob Pelinka has high compliments for the new face of the franchise. Plus, with Luka's extension signing in August, the Lakers have jumped several spots up the ranking board – as the franchise's future looks promising. Allie Clifton, Chris McGee, and Mike Bresnahan discuss Lebron James preparing to enter his 23rd NBA season. Former Laker Robert Horry weighs in on Austin Reaves with a hot take of his own. Plus the crew plays a little “If the Lakers were” series. Catch all the Lakers action this season on Spectrum SportsNet+ with the NBA app when you add Spectrum Internet and at least one Mobile line. Plus, get a free Xumo Stream Box for six months! This offer is a slam dunk(total value of $194.99). Learn more: spectrum.com/getlakers 

In this episode of Empowered With Gina, Gina sits down with Candace Horry—a mom, executive, and wife of NBA champion Robert Horry—whose story began with open-heart surgery at just two years old. Doctors warned she'd never play sports or have children; Candace became a multi-sport athlete, won the Girls Softball World Series at 12, and later welcomed two grounded kids. She shares how sports built her confidence, how she broke into television on Home Improvement, and why she pivoted to a lifestyle that prioritized family without abandoning ambition. Candace opens up about early marriage, respectful co-parenting after divorce, and navigating a public life with grace. Her message for women without a built-in cheer squad is direct: trust yourself, borrow belief from strong women until your own grows, and stop asking for permission you don't need. This conversation is a masterclass in quiet discipline, community, and choosing the path that actually serves your life—not the one other people script for you.

It's a surreal week for us at True Sunlight and LUNASHARK. On October 15th, the story that began here as the Murdaugh Murders Podcast will premiere worldwide as Murdaugh: Death in the Family on Hulu and Disney+. Seeing Mallory, Gloria,, Stephen, Maggie and Paul's stories honored on screen is bittersweet — a reminder of the victims at the heart of all of this. While that project brings global attention to systemic corruption in South Carolina, we remain deeply rooted in the work of uncovering the truth.  Thanks to Liz Farrell's intrepid reporting, Mandy Matney and Liz and review the 18-minute interview Horry County Police Department had with North Myrtle Beach businessman Weldon Boyd, who — along with his friend Bradley Williams — shot and killed 33-year-old Scott Spivey on Sept. 9, 2023, in Loris, South Carolina.  Despite inconsistencies between Weldon's 911 call (that they listened to as a group before Weldon was read his rights) the lead investigator in the case, Alan Jones, showed no interest in getting to the bottom of what actually happened that night with Scott. It is yet another example of Horry County Police doing their best to protect Weldon Boyd from being criminally charged in and civilly liable for Scott's death. So much to cover, so let's dive in!

In this episode, Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry kicks off the weekend with a discussion about college football and the excitement surrounding Dragon Con in Atlanta. The conversation shifts to B-Dog visiting family in San Antonio, sharing laughs over Dragon Con costumes, and reminiscing about Jenners’ cousin, a professional stuntman. The crew also dives into some intriguing travel stories, the unique and intense pre-game rituals of MLB's Tyler Phillips, and a debate on NBA legends. Wrapping up with a fun Start-Bench-Cut that puts Tony Parker, Steph Curry, and Kyrie Irving head-to-head.   00:00 Introduction and Weekend Plans 00:27 Dragon Con Excitement 02:47 San Antonio Adventures 08:13 NBA Players Overseas 08:52 Travel Bucket Lists 11:01 Exploring the Kremlin's Rich History 12:29 WNBA Stars with Their Own Logos 14:14 Tyler Phillips' Intense Bullpen Routine 16:34 Comparing Michael Jordan and LeBron James 18:54 Game Seven: Start, Bench, Cut

Gregory Rice, pai de quatro filhos, desapareceu no início de outubro de 2020. Depois de praticamente um mês de buscas, seu corpo foi descoberto no Rio Little Pee Dee. Uma investigação subsequente apontou sua ex-companheira, Meagan Jackson e o amante dela, o ex-legista adjunto do Condado de Horry, Christopher Dontell, um pai de família, como os responsáveis por sua morte. #508

In this episode of The Shoot Around, Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry brings his humor and unique insights. He delves into random stories, shares funny personal anecdotes, and even predicts the outcomes of the NBA Finals. The episode includes entertaining segments like a hilarious press conference clip from Sheriff Grady Judd, humorous sayings, and old man habits. Robert also recalls some memorable moments from his college basketball days. Additionally, the gang discusses recent trailers, the concept of reboots, and their favorite mobile games.   00:00 Introduction and Show Setup 01:13 Hilarious Press Conference Moments 02:57 Funny Sayings and Family Stories 05:40 Old Man Behaviors 10:08 Revenge Stories and College Memories 11:45 A Cartoonish Sidestep Incident 12:08 Revenge on the Basketball Court 12:58 Suspension and Redemption 14:25 Exciting Movie Trailers 14:53 Reboots and Sequels Discussion 17:20 Big Three and Overseas Basketball 18:34 Stephen A. Smith's Solitaire Incident 18:51 Favorite Mobile Games 21:01 Social Media Time Machine 22:45 Upcoming Plans and Events

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Join Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry as he shares hilarious personal anecdotes, including a memorable college story, and discusses the legacy of NBA legends on TNT's 'Inside the NBA.' Dive into discussions about memorable NBA moments, the importance of sportsmanship, and the criteria for being considered the greatest player in the league. Also, enjoy the fun debates over celebrity crushes, nostalgic TV characters, and everyday pet peeves.   00:00 Introduction and Shoutouts 00:43 Farewell to Inside the NBA 02:05 Craig Sager's Legacy 03:48 Memorabilia and Sentimental Keepsakes 04:51 SGA and the Greatest Thunder Player Debate 07:40 Face of the League Discussion 09:34 Record Low Attendance at MLB Game 12:19 Gold Digger Test and Relationship Insights 15:54 Tom Cruise's Les Grossman Comeback 16:33 Favorite Characters to Bring Back 18:40 Celebrity Crushes Discussion 22:35 Annoying Habits and Pet Peeves 23:26 Hygiene Etiquette in Public 25:07 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell encountered something new on the JP Miller beat over the past week and it might just be his villain origin story. Myrtle Beach churchy-business bro “Pastor” John-Paul Miller — who stands accused of stalking and harassing his estranged wife Mica Francis and allegedly contributing to her death in April 2024 — got married this past weekend to his rumored longtime paramour Suzie Skinner — the widow of a quadriplegic man who was found dead at the bottom of his community pool in September 2021 (two weeks after he allegedly told JP to stay away from his wife and kids). The beach wedding appeared to be hastily pulled together and none of their combined seven children were seen at the wedding, according to sources. The big question everyone has on their minds after Sunday's nuptials: What are these two up to? Also on the show Mandy and Liz share more recordings in the Scott Spivey case (aka the Horry County Police Department corruption case). Turns out North Myrtle Beach businessman Weldon Boyd got even more help from police officers after he and his friend Bradley Williams shot and killed Scott on Sept. 9, 2023. LUNASHARK reporter and researcher Beth Braden discovered that about an hour after Scott was killed, HCPD Officer Kerry Higgs advised Weldon to stop talking because he might have to walk his story back later. Higgs told Weldon to wait for detectives to get to the scene because they would give him the timeline and chronology of events (presumably so Weldon could shape his narrative around it).  Meanwhile a detective with HCPD — the one who interviewed the only witness to see what Scott did (didn't do) in the very last moments of his life — filed a report mixing up the order of events in a way that only served to help corroborate Weldon's account … directly contradicting the witness' 911 call and his video interview.  Plus, we'll give an update on surprising news out of Houston, TX connected to the (2:32) Christa Bauer Gilley case. Let's dive in!

In this lively episode of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, NBA legend Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry, alongside co-hosts Brandon Harper and Rob Jenners, dive into multiple hot topics from the world of basketball. They begin by evaluating Daryl Morey’s claim that Joel Embiid will return to MVP form despite ongoing health concerns. The conversation shifts to the potential future destination for Kevin Durant, debating whether Miami or Minnesota is a better fit for the superstar. Additionally, Robert shares some personal anecdotes, including a memorable conversation with his brother that impacted his career and a viral tweet claiming he sent drinks to a fan's girlfriend in 2007. Tune in for insights, laughs, and some unexpected stories from one of the NBA's most clutch players.   00:00 Introduction and Banter 01:34 Discussing Joel Embiid's MVP Potential 08:13 Kevin Durant's Potential Moves 12:48 Can You Train to Dunk? 16:23 Robert Horry's Club Rumor 22:27 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Join Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry and the team on Episode 91 of The Shoot Around as they dive into some of the week's most entertaining and bizarre topics. They kick things off by debating whether 100 people could possibly defeat a silverback gorilla, referencing input from zoologist Ron McGill of Zoo Miami. The conversation then shifts to Bill Belichick's awkward interview on CBS, exploring his dynamic with his much younger girlfriend. Additionally, the episode touches on Robert's draft day experience, the challenges of avoiding spousal arguments, and hilariously ends with a story about a puppy's car sickness. Tune in for laughs, intriguing debates, and relatable life stories.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:35 Debate: Can 100 People Beat a Gorilla? 02:28 Expert Opinion on Gorilla Strength 05:01 Bill Belichick's Awkward Interview 06:35 Belichick's Relationship Controversy 12:24 Abrupt Topic Shift 12:32 Draft Day Bathroom Mishap 13:12 Solo Draft Experience 13:54 Travel Challenges to Portland 14:22 Space Travel Aspirations 15:01 Australia's Deadly Wildlife 15:40 Toilet Habits Discussion 16:59 Space Conspiracy Theories 18:58 Avoiding Arguments with Spouses 20:59 Puppy Car Sickness Incident

Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell and attorney Eric Bland cover a lot of ground in this latest episode, starting with the death of Pope Francis, a religious leader who routinely called for justice and spoke out against hypocrisy. What will the future of the church look like now?  Also on the show, Alex Murdaugh's co-conspirator Russell Laffitte appeared in court last week to finally admit his guilt. Is this the end of the road for the federal cases in the Murdaugh saga, or will there be more charges filed against yet-unknown players?  Plus, three years after Eric Bland and First Circuit Solicitor David Pascoe filed complaints with the South Carolina Judicial Conduct Committee against Judge Carmen Mullen, they finally have an answer from the mysterious and secretive committee: There's nothing to see here. In other words, Judge Mullen will not face any disciplinary action for her role in Alex Murdaugh's theft from the Satterfields. And the CoJ team is fired up about it!  Finally, Mandy, Liz and Eric talk about the disturbing details that are emerging from the Scott Spivey case in Horry County — specifically the calls that one of Scott's shooters made in the aftermath of Scott's killing. This case is about to blow the lid off corruption inside Horry County Police Department, SLED and the South Carolina Attorney General's Office. ⚖️ Cups Up!! ☕ Episode Resources “This is hypocrisy.” - Pope Francis