Podcast appearances and mentions of jim adair

It's the most dreadful time of the year, the NBA playoffs! The Sixers are playing the Raptors (again) which I will get into more later this week but before that we had to discuss some general things looming over the team including Thybulle's vaccination status that makes him ineligible to play in nearly half the series, why that makes the Deandre Jordan signing even more of a head scratcher, Doc's too late to adjust style that has us scrambling to figure out the backup center position and which eastern conference playoff path was better for the Sixers chances to win the conference and potentially the finals. We also touched on lineup configurations that include possibly resting Harden and Embiid at the same time? At the end of this episode we marveled at how far Joel Embiid has come in his career and all of the adversity he has faced to become the scoring champion and potential MVP of the league. Some other things we tackled included BBall Paul finally getting some run and Tobias Harris getting some love from a national takes men that he probably did not deserve. Enjoy! You can buy YKB merch including the Maxey Better Sadly shirt here: https://you-know-ball.creator-spring.com Visit here to donate and support You Know Ball: https://linktr.ee/YouKnowBall Also please follow us on YouTube so we can hit 1,000 followers: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRwGfmzcQrhTQYugP0jmoZA Your donations will help me keep the podcast free forever so those who cannot afford extra paywalled content will always have access to anything that I create. Also join our Discord in the link above so that we can all talk hoops together! Any five stars reviews on your podcast platform of choice would also be appreciated. Follow Jim on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NBCsTheSlap Follow my producer on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Astro_Coyote Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/trillbrodude

KUR President Jim Adair (2010 - 2011)

Following the Sixers' brutal, ugly, overtime win vs. the Knicks, Steve Dan and Emily sat down with Jim Adair and Max Rappaport to talk Sixers. Jim and Max discuss the week's games with our hosts - what they took away from the Bucks game, what the Sixers have shown without Joel Embiid, and where they go from here. Then, all five help to preview this week's trade deadline from a Sixers perspective. Would each prefer a Kyle Lowry, Evan Fournier or George Hill-level deal? Are the Sixers true contenders if they don't add a meaningful piece? How does LeBron James' injury potentially affect Joel Embiid's pursuit of the MVP award? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chelsea and Dan welcome their first WYWY guest, good friend and Philadelphia native Jim Adair. Jim's Philly roots go back centuries, so they had plenty of ancestral-related things to discuss. He also talked about the adjustment of moving to Delaware County (a place that Dan has a fascination with), grappling with a Catholic school education, and growing up with depression. Chelsea and Dan also realize they are talking to a three-time paper airplane flying champion.

Max Rappaport and Jim Adair give their thoughts on the newest general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers, Elton "Just Thank God It's Not Another Colangelo" Brand, and break down Markelle Fultz's new jumper form. They also explain why they want zero part of a Jimmy Butler trade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A group podcast live from the stage at XFINITY Live! featuring Spike, Max Rappaport, Amos Lee, Godner, Rich Hofmann, and Jim Adair.

It's been two weeks, so we have a lot to talk about. Also, it's the offseason, so we're committed to doing something pretty different or absurd in each podcast. First, we discuss Sam Hinkie's Twitter awakening, Allen Iverson's Hall Of Fame speech, Brett Brown's press lunch, the return of Elton Brand, and the various Embiid media of the week.  Then, we provide you with something incredible and ridiculous. We've recorded and put together an audiobook of Sam Hinkie's resignation letter. The various pages are read by us, LL Pavorsky, Max Rappaport and Jim Adair, Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald, Sean Carroll, Andrew Goldstein, Ben Detrick, Mike Weber, Michael Baumann, and Eliza Hardy Jones. This is an all-timer. 

So last week the Sixers acted like an African Dictatorship and had a profound shakeup in a front office which was already under all kinds of national and local fire because of "The Process". I sat down with Jim Adair of CrossingBroad.com who kind of looks like he's sporting Groucho Grease in this photo. Jim spelled out and nicely recapped the whole she-bang to date in a way that an NBAvoider like myself could wrap his tiny little head around. I think you'll find it interesting even if you don't like basketball, or sports, or me. You can find Jim on the Twitters here and you can check out his clever tee shirts at OptionaliTEES. As always, like us on Facebook, and leave a review in iTunes. Subscribe and enjoy, thanks. Adam

Kerosene Stars is an American rock band formed in Chicago, IL. The band is composed of Scott Schaafsma (bass, vocals), Andy Seagram (guitar, backing vocals), Yoo Soo Kim (viola, keyboards), Jim Adair (drums), and Tom Sorich (percussion).

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Sarah Tegen highlight features and research content from Volume 4, issue 3. In this episode, we learn how nanoparticles can seek, treat, and track breast cancer and pancreatic cancer cells, and how graphene could be a useful electrode material in fuel cells. Featuring interviews with authors Jim Adair and Liming Dai.