Podcast appearances and mentions of John Clayton

Rosemary Clooney - selection of her recordings for Concord from 1988-1993 with Scott Hamilton, Warren Vache, John Oddo, Bucky Pizzarelli, Jeff Hamilton, John Clayton and special appearances by Jack Sheldon and John Pizzarelli --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-clark49/support

Dr. John Clayton's sermon from our July 24, 2022 worship service, the forty-fifth in his series Romans: The Gospel for Sinners.

Dr. John Clayton's sermon from our July 3, 2022 worship service, the forty-fourth in his series Romans: The Gospel for Sinners.

Dr. John Clayton's sermon from our June 26, 2022 worship service, the forty-third in his series Romans: The Gospel for Sinners.

Dr. John Clayton's sermon from our June 19, 2022 worship service, the forty-second in his series Romans: The Gospel for Sinners.

Dr. John Clayton's sermon from our June 12, 2022 worship service, the forty-first in his series Romans: The Gospel for Sinners.

Dr. John Clayton's sermon from our June 5, 2022 worship service, the fortieth in his series Romans: The Gospel for Sinners.

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Dr. John Clayton's sermon from our May 29, 2022 worship service, the thirty-ninth in his series Romans: The Gospel for Sinners.

Dr. John Clayton's sermon from our May 15, 2022 worship service, the thirty-eighth in his series Romans: The Gospel for Sinners.

Mike Sando of The Athletic says while he “totally gets” the AJ Brown trade, it's “really hard to lose one of your best, young players.” Mike adds that Derrick Henry isn't “worth more to other teams than he is to the Titans”. He also provides a great tribute to the late John Clayton. Inky Johnson's “Midweek Motivation” is about “learning from pain” and the discipline of “being present”.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Sando of The Athletic says while he “totally gets” the AJ Brown trade, it's “really hard to lose one of your best, young players.” Mike adds that Derrick Henry isn't “worth more to other teams than he is to the Titans”. He also provides a great tribute to the late John Clayton. Inky Johnson's “Midweek Motivation” is about “learning from pain” and the discipline of “being present”.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. John Clayton's sermon from our May 8, 2022 worship service, the thirty-seventh in his series Romans: The Gospel for Sinners.

Here's a heartfelt, emotional and heartwarming conversation that Julie Hirtzel had with John Clayton. It'll probably surprise you and yes, warm your heart – it might even bring tears to your eyes. BUT that's one of the reasons you'll want to be sure to hear this unique Christian woman called Julie Hirtzel share some of her innermost thoughts about the big C, and the steps she's taking towards beating it. Listen to it tonight.

Winners and Losers. Here's another inspiring Branch Christian Podcast you'll want to hear, because while you may wonder WHY Jose shared what he did, you'll find out what winners bring to the challenges that Jose faced – and yes, won. Indeed, it might very well change YOUR thinking on how YOU can successfully overcome seemingly impossible challenges. You'll hear the answers in John Clayton's Branch Podcast Ministry conversation with Jose Cruz Jr.

First Take Friday! Today Adam and Peter dive into Gerald Clayton's new album featuring John Clayton and Justin Brown. Have a question for us? Leave us a SpeakPipe Checkout courses from Adam, Peter and more at Open Studio Let us know what you think by leaving a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review, or head over to our YouTube channel.Follow us on Twitter | Instagram

In this epside of One Body Many Parts, John Clayton interviews Gino Viggiano. John described this interview as "fun", "lively", "interesting" and one of the most "full throttle" conversations he's ever had. You won't want to miss this conversation as they discuss various topics ranging from acting to politics and everything in between.

Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Support The Daily Gardener Buy Me A Coffee    Connect for FREE! The Friday Newsletter |  Daily Gardener Community   Historical Events 1711 Birth of John Mitchell (books about this person), American physician, botanist, and polymath. John was educated in Edinburgh. As a young man, John returned to Virginia and settled in Urbanna - about seventy miles from Richmond. There, he began botanizing throughout Virginia, and he corresponded with most of the colonial botanists of his time. For instance, John sent a list of Virginia plants to Peter Collinson for inclusion in his book on new world plants.  John Mitchell and John Clayton both botanized in Virginia. The American writer Henry Theodore Tuckerman once wrote, Mitchell and Clayton together gave to the botany of Virginia a distinguished lustre. John also corresponded with Linnaeus, who named the sweetly trailing Partridgeberry Mitchella repens ("Mi-CHEL-uh REE-pens") in his honor. The word repens means "creeping" and describes its growing habit. Partridgeberry is in the Madder family. The berries are red and sport two bright red spots. By 1746, John and his wife had returned to England. He arrived utterly penniless after losing all of his botanical work on the voyage over from America. He paused his botanical work to create a map to help Britain identify their colonial territories. The Mitchell Map took five years to complete and became the most detailed and largest 18th-century map of eastern North America. The Mitchell Map also is regarded as one of the most significant maps in American history. Published before the Seven Years' War, the Mitchell Map was used in the Treaty of Paris (1783) and (ironically) helped define the boundaries of the newly independent United States. And Lewis and Clark used the Mitchell Map on their expedition.   1743 Birth of Thomas Jefferson (books about this person), American statesman and Founding Father who served as the third president of the United States from 1801 to 1809. Thomas loved plants and gardening. He once wrote, The greatest service which can be rendered any country is to add a useful plant to its culture.   He also once wrote, On a hot day in Virginia, I know nothing more comforting than a fine spiced pickle, brought up trout-like from the sparkling depths of the aromatic jar below the stairs of Aunt Sally's cellar.   1851 Birth of Helen Maria Winslow (books by this author) (pen name Aunt Philury), American writer and poet.  Helen's nature poems are charming. Here's the beginning verse to her poem, Spring Song. The bluebird from the apple-tree  Pours forth a flood of melody ;  The sky above as blue as he.  Shimmers and shines, an azure sea.  And the robin sings, 'What cheer, what cheer ?'  Summer is coming, and Spring is here!"   1909 Birth of Eudora Alice Welty (books by this author), American writer and photographer who wrote about the American South. Eudora's novel The Optimist's Daughter won the Pulitzer Prize in 1973. She famously wrote, One place comprehended can make us understand other places better. Today, Eudora's house and garden in Jackson, Mississippi, is a National Historic Landmark and is open to the public. The home was built by Eudora's parents, Christian and Chestina. Eudora lived in her family home for seventy-six years and wrote all her major works there. In the 1930s, Eudora hosted the 'Night Blooming Cereus Club' of Jackson, Mississippi, in her moon garden to watch the annual blossoming of the flower known as the 'Queen of the Night.' Eudora learned to love gardening from her mother, Chestina. Chestina designed the garden at Eudora's home in 1925. The two spent the next two decades working in the garden - planting, digging, weeding, and harvesting. Today, the gardens are beautifully restored based on Eudora's photos and letters and Chestina's garden journals. The garden is not a show garden - it's a gardener's garden - and that's the way Eudora wanted it to be maintained for future generations.  Eudora found inspiration in the natural world. Over 150 different plants are mentioned in her various works.  In 1931, Eudora and her mother turned to the garden after the sudden death of her father. During that time, she wrote short stories, including a story inspired by the garden called A Curtain of Green. Looking back at the years following the loss of her dad, Eudora wrote, No experience could have taught me more about grief or flowers, about achieving survival by going, your fingers in the ground, the limit of physical exhaustion. In Delta Wedding (1946), Eudora wrote, The evening was hot; it was the fragrance of the lemon lilies that was cool, like the breath from a mountain well. Gardeners often say that gardening is cheaper than therapy. Eudora knew that garden time had benefits that were on a higher level. She once wrote to a friend,   I like the work in the yard, never get tired, and can think out there... or maybe it's dreaming.   Grow That Garden Library™ Book Recommendation The Garden of Lost and Found by Harriet Evans This book is an oldie, but goodie - it debuted in 2009 - and this is a fiction book that should definitely be part of your garden fiction collection. Now, as with most of the fiction books that I recommend, this book has a beautiful cover and bonus points: it has the word garden in the title. In addition to all of that, Harriet Evans is a wonderful writer. Now the publisher of this book pitched it this way. One house for women And the secret that binds them all. Lose yourself in this unputdownable tale of the enduring power of family love told by three generations of extraordinary women. Now I bought this book back in November of 2020, and I know that because Amazon was kind enough to remind me when I went to find what year this book was published. Anyway, I remember reading it over Christmas break, and I would say it's part mystery and part thriller. So if you're looking for something to read over spring break- or maybe for a beach read over the summer- this would be a fantastic option. And by the way, this is a big book. It is 560 pages. I thought I'd give you just a little bit of a teaser here. It starts with the setting at Nightingale House in 1919: Liddy Horner discovers that her husband, the world-famous artist Sir Edward Horner burned his best-known painting called The Garden of Lost And Found. And he did that just days before his sudden death.  And then, of course, we're off to the races. So there you go. You can get a copy of The Garden of Lost and Found by Harriet Evans and support the show using the Amazon link in today's show notes for around $2.   Botanic Spark Here's an excerpt from HLV Fletcher's book of garden gossip called Purest Pleasure. This is from his chapter for April, and it includes an exchange with a 70-year-old friend and fellow gardener named Micah. He wrote: I had been working in the garden almost as long as the light lasted, and when dusk fell I went down to see Micah. He had a sore throat and was treating it with boiled Nettles, and we got to talking about them. Everywhere now the young Nettles were growing, their strong new growth making a mat of rich green. To most people, accustomed to think of them only as weeds, the sight is hateful, but I don't know. As weeds I do not find them very hard to destroy; as herbs there are less handsome plants.  It certainly makes an excellent green vegetable about this time of year, went the tips are young and tender. The Romans are said to have used it like Spinach.  Micah had a riddle to ask me. "What did Adam first plant in the Garden of Eden?" I tried a number of plants and then gave up. "Well, what was it?" He grinned triumphantly. "His foot, of course."   Thanks for listening to The Daily Gardener And remember: For a happy, healthy life, garden every day.

Are you left wondering why the Seahawks shocked the NFL world by moving on from their franchise quarterback while he was still in his prime? Brock Huard spoke with 30 industry sources to get as much behind-the-scenes perspective as he could on how the situation between Russell Wilson and the Seahawks came to that point.  Trade rumors abound with the Seahawks surrounding DK Metcalf now that Tyreke Hill and Davante Adams have been traded. Why do both Brock and Salk believe the Hawks will pull the trigger? If they don't, what will it mean for the Hawks' plan at QB in the near future? Julio Rodriguez is all but guaranteed to be on the Mariners' opening day roster. Hear why Mike Salk believes his performance isn't the most important one in determining the success of the season. Finish off the episode with a tribute to John Clayton, a staple of the Brock & Salk Show and a powerful presence at Seattle Sports. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode I discuss the political brainwashing by ESPN, money and power and sports and a tribute to John Clayton who passed away this week. Last Friday during a Women's NCAA basketball game the announcers jammed down the viewers throats their opinion of Florida's " Don't Say Gay" bill. I discuss how absurd this is and why I am boycotting ESPN. I also talk about why so many of our professional athletes misbehave towards the fans. Their is no recourse that's why! I also give a tribute to John Clayton who I had the pleasure of working with back in the late 90's. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our weekly conversation with Gee Scott takes on the Colin Kaepernick conversation and Gee totally agrees with the idea of bringing him in for a workout. Salk can't figure out why Gonzaga continues to fall short in the tournament. Chris Berman (ESPN) joins in our normal John Clayton segment to share memories of The Professor. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On March 18, 2022, longtime NFL Insider John Clayton died after a brief illness at the age of 67. This podcast pays tribute to the longtime columnist, radio host, TV analyst and friend to so many. 7 different guests joined this show to pay tribute to their fallen friend from different aspects of sports media. They are Mike Sando, Senior NFL writer, The Atheltic (7:09) Dave Grosby “The Groz,” Seattle radio icon (30:27) Dave “Softy” Mahler, KJR Radio Seattle host (42:54) Mike Gastineau, KJR Radio Seattle radio icon (56:07) Dave Boling, Author, former Tacoma News Tribune columnist (1:07:14) Sean Salisbury, former NFL Quarterback, ESPN host, longtime radio host (1:23:42) “John Clayton's only regret is that he didn't break the story of his death,” Dave Boling.

Introducing Catie Griggs, President of Business Operations w/ the Seattle Mariners to discuss what changes fans can expect in the 2022 season and the steps the team continues to make in the fan experience. Michael Bumpus makes his weekly appearance to discuss the Tyreek Hill trade news before we talk to Dan Graziano to share why John Clayton was an such an instrumental figure in his career and life.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Salk starts the show with admitting that recently acquired Seahawks QB Drew Lock is saying all the right things, but still has questions surrounding his abilities to be the guy. We revisit yesterday's conversation with John Clayton's longtime friend and colleague Sean Salisbury and Salk remembers a story about Jarrod Washburn and how he broke a big news story. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Salk loves every move the Mariners made this offseason but still wishes they had done more. Why couldn't they land any bats? Money, Position, Schedule/travel, Reputation? Tuesdays are for accountability and today we 'Take the L' in a way John Clayton would appreciate by giving the L to Urban Meyer, Cleveland and Salk himself. Shannon Drayer (filling in for Brock Huard) joins us from Spring Training. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our weekly chat with Joe Fann covers some of his own stories with John Clayton, the NFL's QB carousel and answers why he believes both the M's and Seahawks struggling to lure players to Seattle. Salk addresses the QB situation in Cleveland and thinks the guaranteed salary will be a HUGE problem for other teams moving forward as more players will demand it. Maura plays a John Clayton montage of some of his best clips and shares stories of her days producing The Professor.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John reacts to the Falcons sending Matt Ryan to the Colts, if he still has enough game to make the difference in Indy, and why it's good for the Falcons to take the biggest dead cap hit in NFL history on the chin this year. He also looks at how quickly the Baker and Deshaun situations went from great to terrible in Cleveland and Houston, why the AFC West isn't lock to be the all-time power division people think, and why the latest Urban Meyer hit piece is completely unsurprising. He also pays his respects to longtime NFL insider John Clayton after his passing, and answers listener questions in the Middlekauff Mailbag. Follow John and The Volume on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest content and updates and check out FanDuel for the best wagering and daily fantasy action! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

OutKick 360 March 22, 2022 Hour 2 Texas Sports Nation's John McClain joins OutKick 360 to hit all the NFL headlines including the reaction to the Deshaun Watson trade in Houston, did the Colts fail up when they landed Matt Ryan and where will Baker Mayfield find a new home? Plus, John shares his memories of ESPN's John Clayton. Atlanta Braves legend Chipper Jones tried to tell Freddie Freeman he was overplaying his hand if he really wanted to remain with the reigning World Series champs. ------------------------------------------------------ $1,000 For New Users At FanDuel  ------------------------------------------------------ Follow OutKick 360 on Twitter  Like OutKick 360 on Facebook Follow OutKick 360 on Instagram SUBSCRIBE to OutKick 360 & OutKick on YouTube ------------------------------------------------------ Use code "VIP15" for 15% off OutKick VIP!  Shop OutKick Gear Watch the latest from Clay Travis OutKick the Show Read more from OutKick Follow Outkick on Twitter Like OutKick on Facebook Follow OutKick on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John reacts to the Falcons sending Matt Ryan to the Colts, if he still has enough game to make the difference in Indy, and why it's good for the Falcons to take the biggest dead cap hit in NFL history on the chin this year. He also looks at how quickly the Baker and Deshaun situations went from great to terrible in Cleveland and Houston, why the AFC West isn't lock to be the all-time power division people think, and why the latest Urban Meyer hit piece is completely unsurprising. He also pays his respects to longtime NFL insider John Clayton after his passing, and answers listener questions in the Middlekauff Mailbag. Follow John and The Volume on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest content and updates and check out FanDuel for the best wagering and daily fantasy action! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

OutKick 360 March 21, 2022 Hour 2 What are the implications of the Deshaun Watson trade? The Colts land Matt Ryan from Atlanta. Does this make Indy a contender in the AFC South? ESPN stalwart NFL reporter John Clayton passes away. ------------------------------------------------------ $1,000 For New Users At FanDuel  ------------------------------------------------------ Follow OutKick 360 on Twitter  Like OutKick 360 on Facebook Follow OutKick 360 on Instagram SUBSCRIBE to OutKick 360 & OutKick on YouTube ------------------------------------------------------ Use code "VIP15" for 15% off OutKick VIP!  Shop OutKick Gear Watch the latest from Clay Travis OutKick the Show Read more from OutKick Follow Outkick on Twitter Like OutKick on Facebook Follow OutKick on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys continue to talk more about UH in the NCAA Tournament and Deshaun Watson going to Cleveland. They also share their thoughts on the passing of long-time NFL insider, John Clayton, passing away over the weekend. College Basketball analyst, Dan Bonner, joins the show to discuss the first weekend of March Madness.

We listen back to the Groz's tribute to John Clayton on his Saturday morning show this weekend and take your calls with memories of the Professor. Then, Shannon Drayer joins us from spring training to discuss the Cactus League games over the weekend and the signing of Billy Hamilton. Plus, Boy Howdy is in for a special edition of Ranked, remembering John Clayton. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Salk starts by sharing a memory about a media bracket that (of course) featured John Clayton as a winner before making the announcement of The John Clayton Memorial Fund which will benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Society, a MS research organization supported by Clayton, as well as his wife, Pat. In the place of 'John Clayton's Morning Drive' we take a moment of silence followed by reliving some of John's best wild card moments. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Holden Kushner gives the latest NCAA Tournament futures after an eventful opening weekend. He previews the Sweet 16 matchups. The latest on Jamal Murray as the Nuggers have lost 4-of-6. Also, Tim Murray of VSiN joins the pod to talk NCAA Tournament. Plus, Holden  shares a John Clayton story. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

March 21, 2022 - Season 12, Episode 105 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Monday morning show, Alex Kozora and I get right to talking about the latest moves made by the Pittsburgh Steelers and that includes the signing of wide receiver/returner Gunner Olszewski two a two-year deal. We discuss what Olszewski brings to the table and how Alex predicted this move.The Steelers have lost two more unrestricted free agent wide receivers over the weekend in JuJu Smith-Schuster and James Washington so Alex and I discuss those two players. We talk about the one-year contract that Smith-Schuster signed with the Chiefs and what all we think happened on the Steelers' end that led to him leaving via free agency.The Steelers have interviewed a few more candidates for their general manager position so Alex and I make sure to cover the new names and more. We also discuss the busy pro day schedule the Steelers are likely to have this week which will likely include them looking at several young quarterbacks.Alex has a new mock draft out as of Monday morning, so we go over it from start to finish. We talk some about Steelers needs as we sit here on this Monday and discuss a few players they might have interest in signing in the coming days.The Cleveland Browns traded for quarterback Deshaun Watson over the weekend so you can be sure Alex and I discuss that transaction. We also talk about the Steelers salary cap status as on Monday morning. The great John Clayton passed away over the weekend, so Alex and I make sure to address that news item late in this show.As usual, we attempt to answer several listener questions to wrap up this episode.

Mary Kay Cabot and Marcus Spears join the to discuss the Cleveland Browns trading for Deshaun Watson and the legal situation surrounding it. Plus Tim Hasselbeck joins the crew to debate whether Davante Adams was taking a shot at Aaron Rodgers by not mentioning him in his statement thanking the fans and city of Green Bay. Kendrick Perkins also hops on to clash with Stephen A. over who the greatest scorer in NBA history is. Lastly, the crew remembers the late John Clayton following the news of his death.

We share memories of John and read texts we are receiving with fond memories. Salk shares some of the things John loved: his wife Pat, the Hall of Fame, Steelers, injury reports, salary caps, funk and his database. John did not love: Cleveland, Tim Tebow, Josh McDaniels, soccer, Urban Meyer, hypotheticals, country music and uniform talk. Salk shares some more of his early memories of meeting and working with John Clayton before hearing from Shannon Drayer (in for Brock Huard) from Mariners Spring Training. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RUNDOWN   Hotshot is back after state tournament basketball travel last weekend and before starting the show imagine what Baker Mayfield in a Seahawks uniform would look like and share how their brackets are faring. Then, Mitch and Scott chat about Rashaad Penny's new contract, Deshaun Watson heading to Cleveland, and the sudden passing of sports reporting icon John Clayton. A four pack of featured guests are M's writers Corey Brock from The Athletic & Jason Churchill from Prospect Insider for the Mariners No-Table, Andrew Marchand of New York Post, and ESPN women's basketball writer Mechelle Voepel. The guys close out the show with “Other Stuff” such as lack of true upsets in college hoops, classic Molly Ringwald encounters, and the aftermath from Lia Thomas' victory at the NCAA swimming championships.   GUESTS   Corey Brock | The Athletic M's writer    Jason A. Churchill | Prospect Insider writer Andrew Marchand | New York Post columnist Mechelle Voepel | ESPN women's basketball writer   TABLE OF CONTENTS   3:03 | The Seahawks currently have the second highest odds to land Baker Mayfield?  19:05 | Does the one-year deal to keep Rashaad Penny make sense for the Hawks?   22:58 | The Browns stated they have vetted Deshaun Watson's case sufficiently to sign him to a cleverly inked contract.   30:39 | Scott shares a few personal memories of the late John Clayton.  41:56 | GUESTS: Corey Brock and Jason Churchill hop aboard to weigh in on Julio Rodriguez's 2022 big league projections and the pick up of Suarez and Winker. 1:09:22 | GUEST: Andrew Marchand returns to provide a rundown of the network shakeup for the upcoming NFL season.   1:26:06 | GUEST: Mechelle Voepel checks in to break down the latest details surrounding the arrest of Brittney Griner in Russia.   1:44:52 | “Other Stuff” segment topics range from "the great equalizer" in college basketball, Mitch's notorious run-ins with Molly Ringwald, and Lia Thomas' national championship victory.  

After Friday's tragic passing of Seattle Sports legend, Mike Salk pays tribute to John Clayton by telling old stories and revisiting memories from John's tribute show (hosted by Bob Stelton) featuring The Groz and Pete Carroll, some personal stories from Salk and Maura's time with The Professor as well as Boy Howdy's memorable "Wild Card" questions for John.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2PM - The Big Lead @ 2 // Remembering John Clayton // Fauci still threatening bringing back restrictions // Maher on Irving and mandates // NY post reporter grills Psaki about Hunter // Pot shop robberies continue // Awesome Audio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

3/21 Hour 3   2:30 NCAA Tournament recap 18:00 True Detective season 4 25:15 EB listening to old Kanye songs 37:00 RIP John Clayton and Pat Goss

Over the weekend, our friend John Clayton, one of the most respected NFL writers unexpectedly passed away. He was a fixture on the Hochman & Crowder Show— always willing to play along w/ show topics. 

Bryan and David open by discussing the boom of Formula One in the United States, Netflix, and how this changes the sports-media landscape (1:08). Then, they weigh in on The New York Times' editorial column on free speech, the subtweets, and how this was all handled (27:18). They end by paying respect to ESPN NFL reporter John Clayton (35:57). Hosts: Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

More breaking NFL news. We honor the life of our friend John Clayton by remembering some of his best moments on the show. 

Celebrating the Canes making the Sweet 16. Mike Cugno runs through the South Florida sports scene. We celebrate the life of John Clayton. Hoch shares details about his run in with Vince Vaugh. 

Bracket Busting St. Pete alum Tom Mazawey dials in, Doxxing Naomi Osaka's heckler, Bill Gates loving life, virtue signaling ads featuring Sue Bird, Bad Vegan, and we check in with once-again-evicted Andy Dick.March Madness: University of Michigan is still dancing. Some people are saying Juwan Howard consoled this crybaby to rehab his image. Chris Webber is back, but there's no love for Ray Jackson. Drew's Hokies are chokies.With St. Peter's upsetting both Kentucky and Murray St , we learn that Tom Mazawey attended Saint Peter's University and studied Theology. We check in with Maz about this secret he's been caring around.The Cleveland Browns paid Deshaun Watson a ton of money because he's good at football. Matthew Stafford sign an extension with the LA Rams.RIP ESPN NFL reporter John Clayton.Be careful of being sucked in to any local SnapChat predators.DREW TV: Drew wrapped up Bad Vegan on Netflix. Reminder that Louis CK gave her an STD. Drew hated Ben Affleck's new turd movie: Deep Water. Drew watched the Michael Hutchence documentary for the 85th time.Commercials: Frank Thomas and Doug Flutie are really worried about your boner. Buick just can't stop virtue signaling. Sue Bird thinks she's better than Vince Carter and Devin Booker. Powerade is concerned about your mental health.Princess Eugenie is launching a new podcast. Her dad is a pedophile.Soft Athletes: Russell Westbrick can't handle criticism. People still want to dox the Naomi Osaka heckler, but have had no luck.Bill Gates is so happy now that he's free of clout stealing Melinda French Gates.Meghan Markle might launch her podcast (again) this summer. She had to wait until they "fixed" the Joe Rogan misinformation problem. The grifting couple may pop up at The Academy Awards.Piers Morgan and Sharon Osbourne are finally teaming up for their own show.Kanye Watch 2022: Trevor Noah is worried about Ye, but does not give the same treatment to Joe Rogan. The Grammys pull Ye from performing "for his own good". Coachella is looking to dump him as well. Julia Fox walks back Ye comments. Skeet Davidson is no longer an astronaut.Wendy Williams wants to make a comeback... but not on video.Check out this Drewlitzer photo.Andy Dick has been evicted by Elisa Jordana. Andy Dick is homeless now. If you want to give Andy a place to stay, email him at andy@andydick.com. You can still donate to his GoFundMe right here.Jussie Smollett is a free man proving that hashtags work. Drew got the bodyguard count wrong.The People's Convoy is still a thing.Check out Huel Perkins on No BS News.Matthew Stafford got to see the AT&T chick's boobs in-person.Social media is dumb but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

Chris and Rob discuss how Deshaun Watson was able to use his leverage to get a fully guaranteed $230 million contract in a way that no other quarterback has before (specially Patrick Mahomes), and pay their respects to legendary ESPN NFL reporter John Clayton. Plus, sports injury analyst Dr. Evan Jeffries swings by to discuss the injuries of NBA superstars like Anthony Davis, LeBron James, Ben Simmons, Steph Curry & more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gee Scott makes his weekly appearance with Mike Salk and shares his thoughts & feelings on the Russell Wilson trade as well as what should happen next for the Seahawks at QB plus make a prediction of his own. We open the phone lines on Friday to take calls about any topic fans would like to discuss before talking more football with Brady Henderson who is filling in for John Clayton.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For all the things we loved about Russell Wilson being the Seahawks QB for a decade, there are some things Salk won't miss about Russ: Multiple voices, weird sexualization of his wife, No time to sleep talk and the Mark Rodgers dialogue. Salk's "Frienemy" John Gambadoro (Arizona Sports Station) joins the show to discuss free agents on the Cardinals team and the comps between Kyler Murray & Russell Wilson before John Clayton's Morning Drive.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Salk remembers when John Schneider said that he was looking for a Seahawks QB who would "tilt the room" and it's pretty obvious that it isn't Drew Lock. Could Deshaun Watson actually happen? Or will they go to the draft? Michael Bumpus shares his thoughts on how long this decision had been brewing and what ultimately made it happen, and finally we hear John Clayton say "I was wrong" on his prediction over the last two years. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.