Podcast appearances and mentions of Jim Nantz

Episode Notes S6E21- Join us as we chat with award winning director Tim Gray. He'll be telling tales from his 40th WWII film "MILES, MORALE AND MEMORIES: BOB HOPE AND WWII" Tim Gray Recipient of of the American Public Television National Programming Excellence Award and 6 Regional Emmy Awards, Tim Gray and the non-profit World War II Foundation have produced 40 documentary films on the personal stories of World War II. Tim has received six regional Emmy Awards for his work and dozens of International film awards. Tim's films rank in the top five of most requested programs nationally by PBS affiliates. Tim's films are shot on location in Europe and the Pacific and narrated by celebrity voices, including Tom Brokaw, Gary Sinise, Paul Giamatti, Keith Morrison, Kevin Bacon, Darius Rucker, Josh Lucas, Dan Aykroyd, Jim Nantz, Luke Bryan, Liev Schreiber, Tom Selleck, and Bill Belichick. In 2012, Tim also raised money for and dedicated the Richard D. Winters Leadership Monument in Normandy, France. Tim also dedicated a plaque in Honolulu, Hawaii, in 2021, honoring Elvis Presley's role in helping to get the USS Arizona Memorial built at Pearl Harbor. In 2021, Tim was inducted into the State of Rhode Island's Hall of Fame. Tim has often appeared on national television, discussing the personal stories of World War II. The World War II Foundation has an additional eight films in various forms of production. In addition to airing in the United States, Tim's films also air internationally in Europe, Canada, and the Far East. HELPFUL LINKS: VETERANS: https://www.va.gov/.../mental-health/suicide-prevention/ ADDICTION: https://lp.recoverycentersofamerica.com/.../continuum-of.../ Due you know someone that has lost their lives due to addiction? Or even someone that has made a full recovery? Reach out to Johnny Whitaker so they can help to celebrate the lives lost/ lives recovered at overdoseawareness0831@gmail.com Follow our guest https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0336979/ https://wwiifoundation.org/bio-tim-gray/ Toking with the Dead: https://www.stilltoking.com/ ————————————— Follow Still Toking With and their friends! https://smartpa.ge/5zv1 ————————————— Produced by Leo Pond and The Dorkening Podcast Network Find out more at https://still-toking-with.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/still-toking-with/ded18707-ee57-4258-8b60-80e81090bca4

In the second hour, Dick Fain, Hugh Millen and Jackson Felts hold their Bracket Friday centered around the best pro athletes from the Puget Sound region, inspired by words from Jim Nantz earlier this year about Fred Couples, who enters as the top overall seed.

Knicks fan Rich reacts to New York's disastrous collapse against the Indiana Pacers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals. CBS Sports' Jim Nantz tells Rich why the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills own the NFL's best rivalry right now, if the Chiefs vs Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day will set viewership records, shares his thoughts on the passing of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, and reflects back on Rory McIlroy's memorable Masters win that still has the golf world abuzz. Rich reflects on the late Colts owner Jim Irsay's impact on the NFL. Please check out other RES productions: Overreaction Monday: ⁠http://apple.co/overreactionmonday⁠  What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask: ⁠http://apple.co/whatthefootball⁠ The Jim Jackson Show: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jim-jackson-show/id1770609432⁠ No-Contest Wrestling with O'Shea Jackson Jr. and TJ Jefferson: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-contest-wrestling/id1771450708 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

GS#1,000!! Summary. To celebrate this milestone episode of the Golf Smarter Podcast, host Fred Greene engages with legendary CBS sports broadcaster Jim Nantz, who shares the heartfelt story behind his signature greeting, 'Hello friends,' which he dedicated to his father battling Alzheimer's. The conversation flows into Fred & Jim's experiences with the legendary John Madden, his early memories of golf, and the joy of coaching his son in the sport. They discuss the significance of the Masters Tournament, and the cinematic quality of its broadcast, providing listeners with a rich tapestry of personal anecdotes and insights into the world of golf broadcasting. Jim also discusses the art of live commentary, the emotional weight of significant moments in sports, and the personal connections that shape his career. The conversation also touches on the pacing and storytelling techniques unique to different sports, highlighting the challenges and rewards of broadcasting live events. He discusses the dreams and aspirations of he and his close college friend Fred Couples. Get more when your visit the refreshed golfsmarter.com!Introduce an Upcoming Episode: Receive free gifts for recording a show opening by clicking on "Record Your Show Open Here!" tab on the right side of golfsmarter.com. Watch Daily Video Highlights from Our Interviews: Follow @golfsmarter on Instagram, X, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube daily to see our highlights and helpful insights from our interviews on the podcast. Post a Review: you'll receive three free gifts when you post an honest review about Golf Smarter the podcast.Fill Out a Listener Survey: It only takes a few minutes to fill out our survey, which helps us to better serve your interests in the podcast. You'll receive a free link to Tony Manzoni's video and Justin Tang's summary of Tony's Lost Fundamental on pdf!Visit tourstriker.com/TSGA and use the code GOLFSMARTER to get your first month of the Tour Striker GolfAcademy Online free, plus instant access to two bonus courses—'The Recipe for Better Golf' and 'Bombs: How to Consistently Smash the Driver”: a $194 value for free.This episode is brought to you by PXG. Schedule your fitting today and for a limited time you could save up to 20% on your ENTIRE order! Head over to PXG.com/smarter. Restrictions apply, see site for details.This episode is sponsored by Indeed. Please visit indeed.com/GOLFSMARTER and get a $75 SPONSORED JOB CREDIT. Terms and conditions apply.   This episode is sponsored by HIMS. Start your free online visit today HIMS.com/golfsmarter and received personalized ED treatment options.This episode is also sponsored by SelectQuote. Make sure you get the right life insurance for YOU, for LESS, at selectquote.com/golfsmarter today and get started. 

Have the Texans done enough this offseason to make a serious run? ITL dives into the roster moves and where the team stacks up. Around The NFL, Jim Nantz is catching some heat—does he deserve it? Plus, What's Popping: Is it time to seriously consider Shohei Ohtani as the greatest baseball player of all time? The crew reacts to that and more.

ITL kicks things off with Hunter Brown's strong outing in an Astros loss and dives into whether the AFC South is getting overlooked like the NFC North last year. Jim Nantz catches stray shade, Shohei Ohtani's GOAT status sparks a real conversation, and the guys ask: have the Texans done enough? Plus, how the NBA Final Four shapes the Rockets' urgency, and a full 2025 NFL Schedule Game. Figgy caps it all off with a Mixtape for National BBQ Day — where does Houston rank on the pitmaster power rankings?

Sports with Rod 5-15-2025 ...Who is Spartacus? …Jim Nantz will raise money to get Aaron Rodgers to sign with Steelers …Creed will have a Race Car at the Indy 500

We had a full house for our special two-hour PGA Championship Preview Show on Golf Channel. We were joined in studio by Gabby Herzig, Taylor Zarzour, Colt Knost, Mark Brooks and Jaime Diaz and joined via Zoom by Jim Nantz. We discussed the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club with all weighing in on the course, the story lines, the big 5 of Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau, Justin Thomas and Xander Schauffele, the under the radar names and the moving of the tournament from August to May. We also revealed our team picks to win the PGA Championship.

On this week's episode of the Bag Drop: Untold Stories in golf, we ask the hard questions, like, is time real? What is the cultural impact of films like Top Gun: Maverick? Who is Mort Sherman? Matt and the Professor welcome renowned storyteller and lesser-known golfer Darren Schwartz to the show. Among many topics, the trio highlights the importance of mentorship in golf, business, and in life before shifting to the dynamics of winning, where players balance supporting their opponents while striving for victory, and the temptations of psychological warfare on the course. Darren shares some excerpts from his memoir, examining personal growth and experiences with ayahuasca. They discuss public speaking, caddies' roles, and share anecdotes relating to mental health and the performance of each. The dialogue is infused with humor and relatable to both golf enthusiasts and those seeking personal development. Matt and Darren wrap up by reflecting on memorable golf moments, including a heartfelt letter to Bill Murray, the significance of Jim Nantz's sultry voice in April, and non-essential golf gear that's just fun to have in the bag. The conversation concludes by reflecting on how golf mirrors life's challenges and joys, emphasizing its psychological examinations as one of the game's unique and great strengths. NewClub > https://www.newclub.golf Titleist > https://www.titleist.com What Happens Next With Larry Bernstein > https://www.whathappensnextin6minutes.com/ Winning at Golf by Darren Schwartz > https://www.blog.newclub.golf/post/7wd7vuwc8l631un8d4x4mou6akicxn Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Golf World and Academic Life 02:57 Exciting Developments in Golf Architecture 06:03 The Anticipation of a Special Guest 09:09 The Professor's Fact of the Week: Time and Perception 12:01 Diving into Movie Critique and Cultural Commentary 18:10 Exploring the Art of Storytelling in Golf 20:54 Psychological Warfare on the Golf Course 24:50 Psychological Warfare in Golf 27:31 The Competitive Spirit of Golf 30:19 Exploring Ayahuasca: A Journey Within 34:37 The Risks and Revelations of Ayahuasca 38:59 Public Speaking and Personal Struggles 41:39 Golfing Legends and Personal Connections 48:33 Caddying: The Unsung Hero of Golf 54:05 Memorable Golf Moments 57:40 A Letter to Bill Murray 01:00:47 The Masters Connection 01:04:07 Golf Gear and Personal Preferences 01:09:53 Golf as a Reflection of Life

Host Brandon Contes interviews CBS Sports golf reporter Mark Immelman. Brandon and Mark discuss a wide range of topics including brother Trevor's 2008 Masters win, Tiger Woods' future, the upcoming PGA Championship, and more.-1:17: Which is harder? Playing golf or analyzing golf on TV?-2:14: Pointing out how difficult golf is on TV-3:28: Which is more fun?-4:28: Truist Championship at a different course due to PGA Championship -5:48: PGA Championship being played in May-6:48: Differences in broadcasting a major compared to a regular tournament-9:00: Balancing excitement and adrenaline-10:06: Jim Nantz's versatility-11:34: Working with Nantz-13:01: Joining CBS-15:21: Did Trevor Immelman envision being a broadcaster?-16:46: Advice for Trevor when replacing Nick Faldo-18:00: Differences between Mark and Trevor-19:20: PGA Championship role-19:58: 2008 Masters-20:58: Seeing Trevor win Masters and hold off Tiger Woods-22:16: Most exciting tournament as a broadcaster?-24:30: Verne Lundquist not at Masters-27:22: Mindset as a course reporter-28:34: Exclusivity of covering the Masters-29:53: Are the bird sounds real?-31:02: TGL-32:58: TGL elements that the PGA should implement?-36:26: Tiger Woods comeback?-37:36: Tiger taking on an ambassador role-38:36: The "Face of Golf"-39:57: Golfers and media-43:10: Future of golf-44:42: PGA and LIV rivalries-45:37: The big story at the PGA ChampionshipDownload the Awful Announcing Podcast:Listen on AppleListen on SpotifyAwful Announcing on XAwful Announcing on FacebookAwful Announcing on InstagramAwful Announcing on ThreadsAwful Announcing on BlueSkyAwful Announcing on LinkedInAwful Announcing on YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Boomer is enjoying 'MobLand' and thinks he had a mutual "where do I know you from?" moment with Ryan Reynolds. They're trying to book Tony Dokoupil to discuss Belichick and Jordon, and Gio has some behind-the-scenes info on the booker. They discussed Jon Rothstein's life-altering accident. Jerry's update: Aaron Judge homered in a Yankees loss, the Rockies got their 5th win, and the Mets' home winning streak ended with a loss to the D-Backs. They celebrated Chris Majkowski's 5,000th game with a clip of him yelling during a brawl. Al predicts Belichick won't coach at UNC. Boomer watched Tom Brady and Peyton Manning hitting golf balls at Jim Nantz's house and recently taped something with Manning. A caller asked about watching the Knicks game on his wife's birthday.

Hour 1 The Lakers' early playoff exit after trading for Luka Doncic is Boomer's top sports story due to the financial implications of Luka leaving money on the table (possibly California taxes). The Knicks have a 3-2 series lead against Detroit, with Cade Cunningham guaranteeing a game seven, which Gio isn't focused on yet. Jerry's sports update: Mets lost to the D-Backs (Mendoza cited lack of clutch hits, Frank The Tank is frustrated with Ryne Stanek, and Chris Majkowski hit 5,000 consecutive Mets games). The Yankees lost in Baltimore, leading to a Maury Povich discussion between Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman. A Pirates fan is in critical condition after a 21-foot fall. Lastly, the CBS/Jordon Hudson & Bill Belichick story continues with the NY Post digging into Hudson's alleged $8 million real estate gain after meeting Belichick. Hour 2 Boomer is enjoying 'MobLand' and thinks he had a mutual "where do I know you from?" moment with Ryan Reynolds. They're trying to book Tony Dokoupil to discuss Belichick and Jordon, and Gio has some behind-the-scenes info on the booker. They discussed Jon Rothstein's life-altering accident. Jerry's update: Aaron Judge homered in a Yankees loss, the Rockies got their 5th win, and the Mets' home winning streak ended with a loss to the D-Backs. They celebrated Chris Majkowski's 5,000th game with a clip of him yelling during a brawl. Al predicts Belichick won't coach at UNC. Boomer watched Tom Brady and Peyton Manning hitting golf balls at Jim Nantz's house and recently taped something with Manning. A caller asked about watching the Knicks game on his wife's birthday. Hour 3 JJ Redick abruptly left a post-game interview after being questioned about substitutions, which Boomer likened to the Knicks hiring Wally Szczerbiak as coach. Gio, a Knicks fan, isn't overly enthusiastic about tonight's game. A caller shared his list of big words BT uses, suggesting it's to dominate Sal. Jerry's update: The Rockets beat Golden State (Steph Curry has a swollen hand), and audio of JJ Redick's walk-off press conference was played. Kendrick Perkins criticized Redick. The Yankees lost in Baltimore amid some controversy over an Orioles steal. The Mets struggled with runners in scoring position. Jameis Winston did a Sopranos impression. In the final segment, a caller doubted Tony Dokoupil would appear on their show, and a knowledgeable Boston caller discussed the Belichick situation. Hour 4 Stephen Waldron is struggling to book the CBS interviewer for the Belichick/girlfriend story, so Boomer might handle it. They discussed the new information and statements from CBS and Belichick regarding the interview. A caller shared a story about Evan Roberts allegedly peeing in a cup to avoid missing game action. Jerry's final update: The Timberwolves beat the Lakers (audio from Luka), and the Mets lost to the D-Backs (their second home loss). The Moment of The Day was Chris Majkowski's "get out of the spot" during a brawl. Mike from Boomer's foundation, who injured himself in a bike tour, joined the show.

Hour 1 Mets win 6th straight, fueled by Alonso's offense and league-best pitching. Despite the early season, fans are packing the stadium. Talk of Alonso's contract extension heats up. Meanwhile, the Yankees lose again. Jaxson Dart eyes the Giants. NBA playoffs recap. Lou Lamoriello out as Islanders GM. Callers debate Boomer's Acuna take and a Brooklyn-to-Long Island move. Hour 2 Todd McShay sees a path for Giants to draft Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart, who shares a Utah high school with Zach Wilson. Gio wonders if Utah personalities fit NY teams, recalling a 'pudgy' note on Dart from Phil Simms. Jerry's update: Yankees lose (Judge misplay), Mets win again (Alonso RBI double), Dart staying home for draft. NBA playoff recap. The hour ends with Yankees losing another despite Judge's hits. Hour 3 NFL draft buzz intensifies with trade rumors. Boomer thinks Giants prefer Shough over Dart. Brian Baldinger predicts a top-5 trade. Gio's intel is quiet. Building construction noise is disruptive. Jerry's update: Mickelson/Allen golf audio, Purdy contract debate, Jerry Jones on Mavericks/Luka. Yankees lose again, Mets win 6th straight (Vientos RBI). Spike Eskin unhappy with Harper's at-bat vs. Diaz. NBA playoff recap. Haliburton responds to the "overrated" label. The hour ends with Gio on Darren Rovell's strange donut line story at "I'm donut?". Hour 4 Tomorrow: NFL draft and Knicks playoff game. Gio wishes the two were split over two nights. Discussion about finding Eddie's replacement, Gio's approach likened to QB evaluation. Boomer suggests Gio host with a friend over summer. Jerry's final update: Mets win 6th straight, Yankees lose again (Volpe's misplay), Jaxson Dart on potentially joining Giants, Jerry Jones' media appearance (death reference, blaming O-line). Moment of the Day: Topics involve penis and feces. Gio anticipates a big Knicks performance. Caller asks if the NFL educates rookies on money. Jordan Davis filmed a music video with Jim Nantz and Peyton Manning.

Tomorrow: NFL draft and Knicks playoff game. Gio wishes the two were split over two nights. Discussion about finding Eddie's replacement, Gio's approach likened to QB evaluation. Boomer suggests Gio host with a friend over summer. Jerry's final update: Mets win 6th straight, Yankees lose again (Volpe's misplay), Jaxson Dart on potentially joining Giants, Jerry Jones' media appearance (death reference, blaming O-line). Moment of the Day: Topics involve penis and feces. Gio anticipates a big Knicks performance. Caller asks if the NFL educates rookies on money. Jordan Davis filmed a music video with Jim Nantz and Peyton Manning.

Joey D joins Ticket from Green Bay, Wisconsin and the NFL Draft. They recap Rory winning the Masters, Justin Thomas winning the RBC, the NFL Draft and debate if Jim Nantz has lost his fastball.

The Masters broadcast. Oscar Piastri's Championship hopes. And Travis Pastrana. All that, and plenty more in another special addition of The Howie Hotline. It's another raw and honest response to your guest ideas and your feedback and questions. Plenty of fun, and plenty of insights from the man, who is normally the one asking the questions. Get involved in the next Howie Games Hotline by sending Howie a direct message on Instagram to @MarkHoward03. Have a listen to Jim Nantz from episode 157. And, listen to Oscar Piastri from episode 234. *** Follow the Howie Games on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowiegamespod/ Follow the Howie Games on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thehowiegames See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:00 — Welcome! Braxton discovers the pre-daycare pickup beer 9:10 — Rory McIlroy wins The Masters, showcasing all of his ups and downs; mixed reactions to Rory winning, but respect the moment; Justin Rose deserves his flowers; Bryson DeChambeau took himself out of it, Rory iced him out; swooning for Ludvig Aborg; Jim Nantz masterfully calls the victory31:00 — NFL Draft: Does Shaduer Sanders have too much exposure? Should Travis Hunter play just one position? Who will take Ashton Jeanty41:00 — NBA News & Notes: Mike Budenholzer fired by Suns; is the future of the NBA coach  a recent player? Kevin Durant on his way out of town… again; are we seeing the death of the super team? Why doesn't Steph Curry get more calls? 1:02:20 — NBA Playoffs & Bets

We're back with another April edition of our show talking the HUGE Sunday on the course for Rory McIlroy winning The Masters and for CBS wtih the massive audience his dramatic playoff win brought. Plus, was a prominent ESPN host really about to leave for rival Fox Sports? We're ready to go over it all on the "Last Word on Sports Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives is back with co-host Mike Gill to give their insight and takes.They discuss the dramatics on CBS Sunday and why the Masters resonates for sports fans that aren't really golf fans. And, how Jim Nantz is in his best element calling this event.Then, they turn to the story of Rece Davis re-signing with ESPN to continue to host their College Gameday for football and basketball, but was he really close to leaving for Fox Sports' coverage of college football and more? Lots of discussion on this.The guys also talk the NBA playoffs starting mid-week with their lastest "Play-in" one game elimination games to set their final two seeds in each conference. Plus, they talk about tremendous national hockey play by play voice Kenny Albert getting a new role with the N.Y. Rangers.And, they wrap with some LEGENDARY boxing nostalgia on the 40th anniversary of the Marvin Hagler-Thomas "Hitman" Hearns three round brawl from 1985. They also have some quick comments with an interivews with from great boxing broadcasters Al Bernstein and Barry Tompkins.It's all on the "LWOS Media Podcast!" and make sure to follow/subscribe for our content on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.! 

We're back with another April edition of our show talking the HUGE Sunday on the course for Rory McIlroy winning The Masters and for CBS wtih the massive audience his dramatic playoff win brought. Plus, was a prominent ESPN host really about to leave for rival Fox Sports? We're ready to go over it all on the "Last Word on Sports Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives is back with co-host Mike Gill to give their insight and takes.They discuss the dramatics on CBS Sunday and why the Masters resonates for sports fans that aren't really golf fans. And, how Jim Nantz is in his best element calling this event.Then, they turn to the story of Rece Davis re-signing with ESPN to continue to host their College Gameday for football and basketball, but was he really close to leaving for Fox Sports' coverage of college football and more? Lots of discussion on this.The guys also talk the NBA playoffs starting mid-week with their lastest "Play-in" one game elimination games to set their final two seeds in each conference. Plus, they talk about tremendous national hockey play by play voice Kenny Albert getting a new role with the N.Y. Rangers.And, they wrap with some LEGENDARY boxing nostalgia on the 40th anniversary of the Marvin Hagler-Thomas "Hitman" Hearns three round brawl from 1985. They also have some quick comments with an interivews with from great boxing broadcasters Al Bernstein and Barry Tompkins.It's all on the "LWOS Media Podcast!" and make sure to follow/subscribe for our content on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.! 

An all time Sunday at August leads us to Rory McIlroy's career grand slam. We talk about the incredible drama on Sunday and the up and down play from Rory that led us to his playoff against Justin Rose. Wrapping up other Master thoughts/storylines (00:00:00-00:38:21). NBA Playoffs are set and Lebron having his shirt off offended Isiah Thomas (00:38:21-00:53:58). Tennessee loses their quarterback and we NIL has gone sideways (00:53:58-01:05:20). Who's back of the week including Paddy the Baddy, Coach Gruden in Madison, and PFT's kidney stones (01:05:20-01:30:45). Scott Van Pelt joins us from Augusta to talk Masters, Rory getting the monkey off his back, the sights and sounds from an insane 4th round and an update on the Big Texas (01:30:45-02:06:25). We finish with a Monday reading and a conclusion to Jim Nantz's wallet toast card and lottery numbers (02:06:25-02:14:27).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take

Ben Maller talks about Rory McIlroy winning the 89th Masters and if how McIlroy won it is significant, what this victory says about him after he went 11 years without winning a major, Jim Nantz being goofed on for his line after Rory won, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rory Mcllroy finally wins The Masters; Where yesterday's Masters finish ranks among the best of all time; Golf needs to embrace the face and heel; Judd's high standards of Jim Nantz's commentary during The Masters; Plus more weekend statements and questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rory Mcllroy finally wins The Masters; Where yesterday's Masters finish ranks among the best of all time; Golf needs to embrace the face and heel; Judd's high standards of Jim Nantz's commentary during The Masters; Plus more weekend statements and questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Get every episode of The Dumb Zone by subscribing to DumbZone.com or Patreon.com/TheDumbZoneComedian, Vinnie Corrales, sits in with us today as we recap our weekends and Blake talks about his trip to Denver last week. Jim Nantz is so self-absorbed it's disgusting and what does the Connecticut attic boy know about chicks? (00:00) - Open: Weekend check (52:00) - Sports: Jim Nantz is insufferable (01:21:42) - News: Connecticut attic boy (01:47:05) - Jared Sandler: Rangers bats slumping (02:17:04) - VM birthdays/Today in History ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The Knicks play the Pistons in round one, game one in Detroit on Saturday. Gio predicts a physical series with the Knicks winning in six, while Boomer sees it going seven games, noting the Pistons won three of four against the Knicks this season. A caller urged Gio to attend the Masters, but Boomer prefers watching on TV. Jerry's update featured Jim Nantz's Masters stories and Mike Tirico's call of Rory's win, including Rory's emotional words about his parents. Jerry disputed the idea that anyone can achieve anything. The hour ended with discussion of the Mets' series against the A's in Sacramento (before their Vegas move) and Gio's observation about Anthony Gallo's pronunciation of "depth" during his overnight hosting.

Hour 1 Boomer returned from Vegas. The show briefly discussed the Knicks-Pistons playoff series starting Saturday and Rory McIlroy potentially winning the Masters for a Grand Slam. Jerry's first update included audio of McIlroy's Masters win and his post-win comments. The Mets beat the A's 8-0 (facing ex-teammate Severino), while the Yankees lost their series to the Giants and Jung Hoo Lee hit 3 homers. Jazz Chisholm mentioned using cream to stay warm. Jerry covered NHL news as the regular season ended. The hour concluded with Boomer detailing his Vegas hockey tournament. Hour 2 The Knicks play the Pistons in round one, game one in Detroit on Saturday. Gio predicts a physical series with the Knicks winning in six, while Boomer sees it going seven games, noting the Pistons won three of four against the Knicks this season. A caller urged Gio to attend the Masters, but Boomer prefers watching on TV. Jerry's update featured Jim Nantz's Masters stories and Mike Tirico's call of Rory's win, including Rory's emotional words about his parents. Jerry disputed the idea that anyone can achieve anything. The hour ended with discussion of the Mets' series against the A's in Sacramento (before their Vegas move) and Gio's observation about Anthony Gallo's pronunciation of "depth" during his overnight hosting. Hour 3 Friday, Abdul Carter's picture at the Giants facility led to Boomer discussing Shedeur Sanders' draft stock drop. Gio wants the Giants to draft Carter at 3 and Jalen Milroe later, benching Milroe for a year. Boomer questioned the Steelers releasing Justin Fields. A caller asked Boomer about C-Lo's children's names. Jerry's update included Rory McIlroy's Masters win and Augusta's 'no phone' policy, followed by an old Mike & The Mad Dog clip about Russo watching golf while bathing his kids. The Yankees lost to the Giants, while the Mets beat the A's, including an 8-0 win. A Houston fan stole a ball from Mike Trout. Michael King pitched a 2-hit shutout for the Padres. Mikal Bridges played 6 seconds to maintain his starting streak. The hour ended with discussion of Bill Belichick's girlfriend on the practice field, and Gio wondering why no one asks him about his younger girlfriend. Hour 4 Rory McIlroy's Masters win, completing his Grand Slam, sparked a discussion about prominent athletes still seeking championships. Gio questioned including young quarterbacks like Josh Allen in this conversation, stating the Bills were like pre-Masters McIlroy. Jerry's final update highlighted McIlroy's win and post-match comments. The Mets won their series against the A's in Sacramento, while the Yankees lost to the Giants, falling to 8-7. Coach Thibs discussed the Knicks-Pistons playoff series starting Saturday. Boomer plans to attend the Islanders' final game, potentially Matt Martin's last. The Moment of the Day revisited Jazz Chisholm's cream layering for warmth. The show concluded with a preview of the Knicks-Pistons series and a caller's concern about high Knicks playoff ticket prices.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Rory winning the Masters as we hear the sweet sounds of Jim Nantz. We also heard from Rory after the win on how he got there. The Mets beat the A's, 8-0 as they faced their old teammate Luis Severino.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with Jim Nantz telling stories at the Masters. We heard the radio call from Mike Tirico as Rory won. Rory was crying when talking about his parents. Jerry disagrees when people say you can achieve anything you like.

(00:00-25:39) Appalled by the negativity. Rory holds on to get his green jacket. Nerves can get ya. Settling in after doubling the first. Rory's self-inflicted wounds. Audio of Jim Nantz's call on CBS of the final putt in the playoff. Incredible drama on Sunday at Augusta. (25:47-46:28) Blues down to 88.9% to make the playoffs on Puck Monkey. Flames still have some work to do but holes are tightening. The Holloway injury impact. Still control their own destiny. Win in regulation and you're in. Missed opportunity to get a point last week against Edmonton. Jim Montgomery talking high-stakes games. People love to complain. The sacred sod. (46:38-1:03:03) Cardinals are coming, tra-la tra-la. Taking two of three from the Phillies. Here comes Wilson Contreras. Audio of Wilson Contreras quoting Journey and talking about playing for the fans. Apathy is the enemy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-25:39) Appalled by the negativity. Rory holds on to get his green jacket. Nerves can get ya. Settling in after doubling the first. Rory's self-inflicted wounds. Audio of Jim Nantz's call on CBS of the final putt in the playoff. Incredible drama on Sunday at Augusta. (25:47-46:28) Blues down to 88.9% to make the playoffs on Puck Monkey. Flames still have some work to do but holes are tightening. The Holloway injury impact. Still control their own destiny. Win in regulation and you're in. Missed opportunity to get a point last week against Edmonton. Jim Montgomery talking high-stakes games. People love to complain. The sacred sod. (46:38-1:03:03) Cardinals are coming, tra-la tra-la. Taking two of three from the Phillies. Here comes Wilson Contreras. Audio of Wilson Contreras quoting Journey and talking about playing for the fans. Apathy is the enemy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Gio hosted a "Newlywed Game" between Al & Eddie to test their 17-year camaraderie. Before C-Lo's final update (following a discussion about the afternoon show requesting, not being invited to, the Islanders game), they recapped the Knicks' Detroit loss (featuring Kenny Albert's call) and Jim Nantz's story of acquiring Scottie Scheffler's old Yukon. A funny call to the Paul Feinbaum show involved a bowel movement discussion. The "Moment of the Day" questioned the show members' true knowledge of each other. The week ended with Gio receiving Barstool Golf merchandise (noting their high-stakes staff contests) and a discussion about Ted Knight's age in "Caddyshack" and his "Too Close For Comfort" role.

Hour 1 Today on Gio & Jerry (Boomer's out): Gio polled Jerry, Al, and Eddie for their Top 5 NY announcers. Before C-Lo's sports update (starting with his own Top 5), they discussed the Knicks' loss in Detroit (starters rested) and Wally Szczerbiak's post-game comments (featuring Al's "Boring" drops). C-Lo then covered the Masters' first day, including Gary Player's new girlfriend (he's 90) and amateur Jose Luis's creek incident. The hour ended with Gio noticing Jerry looking at Arizona real estate and a discussion about the time commitment of kids' athletics. Hour 2 Playoff Knicks opponents were discussed. The Mets and Yankees had recent afternoon games, making it feel like a long break. A caller questioned if the show is more relaxed without Boomer; Gio noted he sometimes avoids topics Boomer dislikes. They pondered how well the show members know each other (like a "Newlywed" game). C-Lo returned for his update, finding they don't know his kids' names. Kenny Albert reported on a Knicks-Pistons scuffle. At the Masters, Justin Thomas cursed after a bad shot, and Al questioned the free Masters app's extensive live coverage. The afternoon show went to the Islanders game where the Rangers scored 9 goals. The hour ended with Gio saying he'd be golfer Ludvig Aberg if he could wake up as any athlete. Hour 3 Gio debates drafting QB Jalen Milroe. He suggests drafting LB Abdul Carter for immediate impact, then Milroe later, emphasizing the Giants need wins and a QB plan for Daboll/Schoen to stay. Jerry prefers Sanders for his media handling skills and expects better Giants QB play than the Jets (despite no Jets QB draft talk). Before C-Lo's update, they discussed their guest bartending for the Boomer Esiason Foundation. C-Lo's update included the Knicks' physical loss to the Pistons, Masters day one, and Augusta's female members. The hour ended with the Browns signing Joe Flacco to their QB room with Kenny Pickett. Hour 4 Gio hosted a "Newlywed Game" between Al & Eddie to test their 17-year camaraderie. Before C-Lo's final update (following a discussion about the afternoon show requesting, not being invited to, the Islanders game), they recapped the Knicks' Detroit loss (featuring Kenny Albert's call) and Jim Nantz's story of acquiring Scottie Scheffler's old Yukon. A funny call to the Paul Feinbaum show involved a bowel movement discussion. The "Moment of the Day" questioned the show members' true knowledge of each other. The week ended with Gio receiving Barstool Golf merchandise (noting their high-stakes staff contests) and a discussion about Ted Knight's age in "Caddyshack" and his "Too Close For Comfort" role.

The crew discusses Masters Day One! Their thoughts, a few drops from Rory, plus Jim Nantz with a very important message during the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Mulligan and David Haugh were joined by Marshall Harris, Leila Rahimi and Mark Grote for the daily transition segment.

We review Meghan Markel's new podcast, Florida & their creepy coach are NCAA Champs, Detroit Tigers Ass. GM quits over lewd pics, Andy Dick v. The Matan Show, Al Sharpton v. Pepsi, the best fake bands from movies, Britney Spears breaks up, and a cop cam featuring Stuttering John. Kerry Carpenter hit a bomb today and Drew is rock/theme dressing. The Detroit Tigers Assistant GM resigns following a dick pic scandal. The Florida Gators stunned the Houston Cougars in the NCAA Tournament Final. At least Jim Nantz loses too. Florida Head Coach Todd Golden is on top of the world despite those past stalking allegations. Econ 101: The Stock Market has everyone bummed out. China is slapped with a 104% tariff. Dave Portnoy has lost $20M and nobody cares. The shove heard 'round the world. Who's to blame? McNeese State trainer Amir Khan still thinks he's a thing. He's enjoying his 15 minutes. He does pressers, too. Stuttering John Melendez has his own cop cam after getting pulled over in Florida. Check out this whopper of a lie. Andy Dick pops up on The Matan Show and makes it his own. Mel Robbins won't go away even if we Let Her. Adam Mondschein calls out Blake Lively in her feud with Justin Baldoni. Check out the financial advice of ‘Rex' on WATP. That beast Meghan Markle finally dropped a Confessions of a Female Founder podcast episode. Hot Take: She's more likable than her guest/friend. Bette Midler just sold her Tesla in protest. Al Sharpton is going to boycott Pepsi over DEI. Justin Bieber is in shambles right now. He also liked a post he shouldn't have. Britney Spears is angry that people are talking about her teeth and her hair. The Menendez Bros won't go away. Plus they also can't go anywhere. Diddy tried to bang Terrance Howard. There sure is a lot of sympathy for murderer Karmelo Anthony. The best fake movie bands ever! Ex-Beatle drummer Pete Best has retired. Daryl Hannah has a Neil Young documentary coming out soon. Breaking News: Britney Spears and Paul Soliz are splitsville! We check in with Paul's mother-in-law to break the news. If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (The Drew Lane Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).

(00:00-13:28) Was it Byron Allen, Doug? Audio of Oli Marmol talking about Liberatore and the loss last night. Yohel Pozo stepping in with a bomb last night. Paul Skenes on the bump tonight. Skenes and Livvy Dunne in GQ. The Doggies are having some trouble scoring. (13:37-24:52) Ken Rosenthal writing about Vladimir Guerrero Jr's extension, a salary cap in baseball, and a possible shutdown. (25:02-27:00) Would Jackson rather be Mizzou and lose in the first round or lose in the championship like Houston? Jim Nantz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-13:28) Was it Byron Allen, Doug? Audio of Oli Marmol talking about Liberatore and the loss last night. Yohel Pozo stepping in with a bomb last night. Paul Skenes on the bump tonight. Skenes and Livvy Dunne in GQ. The Doggies are having some trouble scoring. (13:37-24:52) Ken Rosenthal writing about Vladimir Guerrero Jr's extension, a salary cap in baseball, and a possible shutdown. (25:02-27:00) Would Jackson rather be Mizzou and lose in the first round or lose in the championship like Houston? Jim Nantz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Pete Alonso talking about the Mets effort this weekend in their sweep in their first home series. David Peterson felt nauseous on the mound and we all breathed a sigh of relief as it looked like a back or arm injury at first. The Yankees lost to the Pirates in extras yesterday but did win the series. The Knicks beat the Suns and OG Anunoby had a great game as he was 13-of-17 from the field. The UCONN women won the NCAA tournament. Jim Nantz was crying as his Houston Cougars beat Duke. We heard the radio call as Ovechkin broke Gretzky's goals record. We then heard from Gretzky himself on the ice after the record was broken and then Ovechkin spoke.

Monday's 9am hour of Mac & Cube saw Richard Hendrix, SEC Network analyst, tells us what happened to Auburn against Florida, what he expects from this national championship game, and why you can't look ahead to next year's season so early; then, the guys try to look ahead to next year's basketball season, but can't cause of the Portal; later, Greg gets made aware of the tradition that Jim Nantz involving Jim's tie; and finally, we put out championship game predictions on the record. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ireland, AK, Pepe, and MT discuss Jim Nantz comments about the future of college basketball. Is a closed or open practice better? Take a listen to Shaq talking about the difference in NBA eras. Game of Games, plus Supercross Talk with Sedano and Kap! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Gio noted Mets fans' social media sensitivity. A caller questioned the lack of a doubleheader due to upcoming rain. Boomer suggested retractable roofs for all new stadiums. The conversation shifted to golf and unpreparedness for weather, leading to a discussion about allowances for wives. Jerry's update included Judge's RBI single, Chisholm's praise, and Dave Sims' "Hey Now" explanation to Howard Stern. Pete Alonso hyped the Mets' home opener. Jim Nantz's retirement announcement was unintentional. The hour ended with clips of an A-I Dave Sims, including "Bababooey, Howard Stern's Penis," and a throwback to Suzyn Waldman's doctor predicting Sims' job.

Hour 1 The Mets' home opener is finally here. Judge homered again, sparking postseason performance debates. Chisholm hit a HR and lost his chain. The Mets are honoring past World Series teams, with Franco a frequent attendee. Judge and Chisholm spoke post-game. Winston's farewell to Cleveland drew Morash's ire. Morant hit a buzzer-beater, but his gun gesture caused controversy. Gio praised Rob49's "WTHELLY," while Boomer found it not creative enough. Hour 2 Gio noted Mets fans' social media sensitivity. A caller questioned the lack of a doubleheader due to upcoming rain. Boomer suggested retractable roofs for all new stadiums. The conversation shifted to golf and unpreparedness for weather, leading to a discussion about allowances for wives. Jerry's update included Judge's RBI single, Chisholm's praise, and Dave Sims' "Hey Now" explanation to Howard Stern. Pete Alonso hyped the Mets' home opener. Jim Nantz's retirement announcement was unintentional. The hour ended with clips of an A-I Dave Sims, including "Bababooey, Howard Stern's Penis," and a throwback to Suzyn Waldman's doctor predicting Sims' job. Hour 3 Keith Hernandez discussed the Mets' season, clarifying his "piss poor hitting" comment, and the "sophomore jinx." He also addressed his unique sweatshirt and "torpedo bats." Jerry's update covered Yankees' wins, Kruk's email struggles, Smith's contract, and a Cowboys trade. Annie Agar and Mike Francesa shared facial injury stories. The hour concluded with a discussion on the NCAA's evolving landscape with NIL and the transfer portal, and the "Gone Girls" documentary. Hour 4 The Mets' home opener against the Blue Jays is today. Boomer and Gio discussed the game and callers' opinions, including one wanting Baty gone. Jerry's final update covered Yankees' wins, SNY's anniversary, McCoy's comment on Prescott, and gun references on TNT regarding Morant. The "Moment of the Day" featured an A-I Dave Sims with a wild HR call. Boomer noted the home opener marks the real start of the baseball season, predicting big ovations for Alonso and Soto.

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Min Woo Lee breaks through in Houston. Gary Woodland continues one of the best stories in golf. Scottie & Rory looking sharp. This week we've got the Chiclets matches, travel series at McLemore, Frankie transforming the house to the baby's liking, Augusta luring away our money from afar, Jim Nantz' retirement “announcement,” torpedo bats and more.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/foreplaypod

   Whew, I sure feel better about the Royals after they just destroy the Milwaukee Brewers on that team's opening day.  Everyone hit, Kris Bubic really pitched and this game was exactly what the Royals think they can replicate many times this year.    Chiefs owner Clark Hunt and President Mark Donovan gave new information about plans for new stadium while speaking with media at the NFL Meetings in Florida.  We have the finances and the timeline for you on two distinct options.    Legendary announcer Jim Nantz is an alum and huge fan of the Houston Cougars basketball team.  He tells us why he thinks they can win it all.    Trump's third term troll of the media takes a new turn as he talks about letting Obama run against him.  Hysterical.  Elon Musk is investigating how so many members of Congress became so wealthy.  And a new book reveals Dems were preparing for Joe Biden to die as early as 2023.

Teacher steps on student… Teenage marriage banned in DC… LA is slow issuing building permits… Email: ChewingTheFat@theblaze.com Titanic movie recap... Gump movie thoughts… Sundance moving to Colorado… Dollar Tree selling Family Dollar… Hooters family family-friendly… The Cheesecake Factory makes changes… Taco Bell new product… Who Died Today: Clive Revill 94 /Matt Stevens 51 / L.J. Smith 66... Submarine disaster off Egypt's Red Sea Coast… King Charles has a brief hospital stay… Danielson, one more year at CBS sports…ESPN moving LA studios… Jim Nantz gives retirement date... www.blazetv.com/jeffy Promo code Jeffy…Game Show: What's The Lie? Contestant: Richard Gagne… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hour 1 Baseball's Opening Day has arrived, marking the start of a long season, with Carlos Rodon taking the mound for the Yankees. The series will also spotlight Max Fried's performance in Gerrit Cole's absence. Amidst discussions about baseball's changing role in society, with Boomer noting its "weird spot" and Gio lamenting its decline as a national pastime, Jerry delivered his first update. The segment included a lighthearted exchange about a "companion" label and a "take WFAN to church" promo. Rob Manfred's reaction to ESPN's MLB coverage shift was also addressed, followed by Russell Wilson's social media message to Giants fans. The hour concluded with a debate about the inclusivity of religious representation in WFAN's promotional content. Hour 2 The conversation centered on baseball's financial disparities, highlighting the few teams, like the Mets and Yankees, with the resources to contend for a World Series. The Rays' stadium situation in Tampa, and potential relocation to Nashville was also discussed. Boomer mentioned a renewed effort to bring an NHL team to Atlanta. Callers questioned the tendency to preface comments with sports resumes and asked GROK about a hypothetical Boomer-Jerry fight. Jerry's update included former Yankees' pitchers' Opening Day starts, Carlos Mendoza's mindset, and audio of both A-I and real Russell Wilson discussing the Giants' receivers. Jameis Winston's enthusiasm for the Giants was also featured. The Knicks' loss to the Clippers and LeBron James's comments about the NBA draft lottery were covered. Finally, Jim Nantz's announcement of his retirement from the Masters in 2036 sparked discussion about its unusually long lead time and the potential financial implications. Hour 3 Opening Day for the Mets and Yankees highlighted their competitive status, with the Yankees debuting new players and the Mets boasting sold-out season tickets. Boomer emphasized the season's "war of attrition" nature. The Dodgers' schedule and Pete Alonso's potential home run record were discussed, along with Francisco Alvarez's injuries. Jerry's update featured Clay Holmes's Opening Day start, Rafael Devers's DH role, and Russell Wilson's press conference. A humorous anecdote about Shaun Morash and Ciara was shared. The Knicks' loss and LeBron James's elevator story were covered. The hour concluded with Dave Sims's first Yankees Opening Day game and speculation about Shohei Ohtani's pitching return. Hour 4 Ron Darling discussed the Mets' Opening Day and season expectations, prompting Boomer's disbelief at projected production. Jerry's update covered Clay Holmes's excitement, Carlos Mendoza's management approach, and Russell Wilson's press conference, with Gio lamenting Bruce Beck's absence. Molly Miller's motivational coaching philosophy was highlighted, alongside the Knicks' loss. Chris Russo's LeBron request and the "Moment of the Day" featuring Aaron Boone and BT were featured. The hour concluded with a caller's controversial claim about the Giants' history with drafting Black quarterbacks.

The conversation centered on baseball's financial disparities, highlighting the few teams, like the Mets and Yankees, with the resources to contend for a World Series. The Rays' stadium situation in Tampa, and potential relocation to Nashville was also discussed. Boomer mentioned a renewed effort to bring an NHL team to Atlanta. Callers questioned the tendency to preface comments with sports resumes and asked GROK about a hypothetical Boomer-Jerry fight. Jerry's update included former Yankees' pitchers' Opening Day starts, Carlos Mendoza's mindset, and audio of both A-I and real Russell Wilson discussing the Giants' receivers. Jameis Winston's enthusiasm for the Giants was also featured. The Knicks' loss to the Clippers and LeBron James's comments about the NBA draft lottery were covered. Finally, Jim Nantz's announcement of his retirement from the Masters in 2036 sparked discussion about its unusually long lead time and the potential financial implications.