Podcast appearances and mentions of John McEnroe

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

#1452 Whisper – Let Me Bore You To Sleep (3rd October 2025) Early-morning, soft-spoken ramble to lull you back to sleep. Jason wakes before dawn, checks stats and emails, and chats about Vinnie's unexpectedly cuddly mood, late-night noises outside, and nostalgic detours—from John McEnroe's fame to TV memories. There's gentle background life stuff (sound-dampening curtains, a squeaky desk, chilly mornings), a light skim of entertainment chatter, and the usual soothing sign-off to be kind to yourself. Perfect for nodding off. Timestamps 00:00–01:00 Quiet intro; woke up early, Vinnie's up too. 01:03–02:00 Vinnie sits at Jason's feet (rare for this early). 07:51–10:10 Sweet moment: Vinnie naps with his chin on Jason's thigh. 14:53–16:05 Woken in the night by shouting/banging outside. 16:05–21:07 John McEnroe memories and how his tantrums made tennis “exciting.” 22:06–23:02 Sound-dampening curtains & hoping for quieter winter nights. 34:49–38:34 Celebrity Big Brother 2024 chatter; Sharon Osbourne as “celebrity lodger.” 40:06–41:11 Light headline skimming; mentions a music-producer relationship item. 45:52–47:36 Today's plan: breakfast, TV, possible nap, later Q&A Friday. 48:03–48:51 Sleepy, kind sign-off: “Be gentle with yourself… you deserve to be happy.”

Apparently, some numpty thinks we introverts cannot be cool. And worse still, they said it to a huge audience as if it were fact. Cue my John McEnroe moment: you cannot be serious. In this episode I call out the lazy research, the extraversion bias and the sloppy definitions that keep throwing we introverts into the uncool bucket. I also share what I believe really makes people cool and why it has nothing to do with status or noise. It is about being real, a little brave, and unapologetically yourself. So if you have ever been made to feel less than simply for being quieter, come with me as we reclaim the narrative. Maybe, just maybe, that is the new cool.   ** Key Points ** Extraversion bias exposed Redefining cool Owning authenticity   #AuthenticityIsCool #Introverts #FlourishingIntroverts   *** Resources *** Visit https://hub.flourishingintroverts.com/resourcesp for tools and resources mentioned during the podcast.  

Andy Roddick and Jon Wertheim recap the 2025 Laver Cup! From match highlights, to live shows, to the event itself, they dive into it all.  We had an awesome time getting to interview some of the greats: Roger Federer, Andre Agassi, Yannick Noah, John McEnroe, Pat Rafter, and Tim Henman. If you want to watch any of those interviews, click the link here to watch them all: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWWkXnLy9FWVIvWdxJ8g8l244ppur1QT4 COMMENT BELOW: Did you watch Laver Cup? What do you think of the tournament? Check out the Served Merch! https://store.servedpodcast.com/

Served LIVE from the Laver Cup Fan Zone - Former Team World Coach, Jon McEnroe, joins the show to talk their experience coaching for this tournament. SERVED LIVE @ LACER CUP SCHEDULE: Saturday 9/20 - 1:30p ET / 10:30a PT Sunday 9/21 - 1:30p ET / 10:30a PT Check out the Served Merch! https://store.servedpodcast.com/

How do you transform unimaginable grief into a legacy of hope? Tim Siegel's journey from professional tennis courts to hospital rooms to nationwide advocacy offers a profound answer.After competing against tennis legends like John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl and coaching college tennis for 25 years, Tim made a pivotal decision in July 2015 to step down from his position at Texas Tech to spend more time with his children. Just twenty days later, his nine-year-old son Luke suffered a catastrophic brain injury in a golf cart accident."We were told Luke would never use his limbs, use his voice, or open his eyes," Tim shares with raw honesty. "But I always knew he would do more." For six years, Tim became Luke's primary caregiver, witnessing progress that defied medical expectations until Luke's passing from COVID in August 2021.From this devastating loss emerged Team Luke Hope for Minds, a foundation that has granted over half a million dollars annually to families of children with brain injuries. The organization provides financial assistance, education, support groups, and an annual conference that brings families together from across the country.What makes Tim's story even more remarkable is the widespread support from sports icons like Drew Brees, Patrick Mahomes, Andre Agassi, and many others who have rallied behind his cause. Through his foundation, podcast, books, and speaking engagements, Tim shares his "seven inspirations from Luke" that guide his mission: find your passion, don't ever quit, lean on friends and family, make good choices, be careful, have faith, find forgiveness, and let a loved one's legacy live on through you.Visit teamlukehopeforminds.org to learn how you can support families affected by pediatric brain injuries and watch the documentary "Hope Beyond the Diagnosis" to see the foundation's impact firsthand.

Join the conversation as Matt and John talk sports, travel, this day in sports history, and one thing they liked this week:   0:00 Itro 3:55 Sports Roundup 19:21 Why We Travel 36:40 This Day in Sports History 41:09 One Thing We Liked  

En septembre, l'été n'est pas un vain mot aux Etats-Unis. Et en cette année 1984, il a été sonorisé par les nouveaux albums de Michael Jackson, Prince, Van Halen et The Police, et pour cause, on les écoute encore autant 40 ans après. Mais si ce n'était que ça car ce 1er septembre se produit un événement improbable : Tina Turner est N°1 au Billboard. Qui l'eût cru. Personne n'aurait osé miser un cent sur Tina. En effet, depuis qu'elle avait disparu de la chambre d'hôtel de Las Vegas où elle devait donner un concert avec son mari Ike Turner, si Tina avait mis un terme à sa vie de femme battue, elle avait échoué à retrouver le succès. Le public américain voulait Ike & Tina Turner pas Tina toute seule, comme le prouve l'échec de différents disques dont un carrément disco, l'énergie du désespoir, à la fin des années 70. Aussi quand en 1983, Tina qui n'a plus accès qu'à des salles de seconde zone dans son pays est trop heureuse quand le groupe New Wave anglais Heaven 17 lui propose de produire un titre sur leur label, à Londres. Tina est loin de son univers rock mais le 45 Tours fait un hit en Europe et dans les classements soul en Amérique. La firme Capitol qui a signé Tina Turner à Londres voudrait sortir un album mais voilà, Capitol US refuse. Vous imaginez le truc, c'est son pays, hein, mais non, on estime en haut lieu que la promo va coûter trop cher pour ne pas vendre grand chose. Ce n'est donc pas la joie.Mais voilà, au cours de ce printemps - été 1983, une toute nouvelle signature de Capitol America fait exploser les records de vente : David Bowie. Et quand il débarque pour la promotion de son nouvel album, Let's Dance, alors que le single démarre sur les chapeaux de roue et qu'on entend plus que lui à la radio, les pontes de la firme de disques lui ont préparé une belle soirée new yorkaise avec grand restaurant et tout le toutim. Ah non, répond Bowie, j'peux pas, je vais voir ma chanteuse préférée. Qui ? Tina Turner. Il faut dire que Tina vient de reprendre un de ses vieux titres avec les gars de Heaven 17, le cover figurant en face B, n'est pas génial mais c'est la chanson d'un album dont l'insuccès avait laissé Bowie sur sa faim dix ans auparavant. Alors que fait le staff de Capitol, il accompagne son artiste évidemment, au Ritz, et se retrouvent avec entre autres Keith Richards et le tennisman John McEnroe. Tina est à la hauteur du challenge, elle emballe le public et quand en applaudissant, Bowie se retourne vers eux en disant : vous devriez sortir son album. Mais bien sûr, David. Voilà comment en ce premier septembre 84, grâce au petit coup de pouce de David Bowie, Tina Turner se retrouve N°1 pour la première fois de sa carrière alors que tout le monde s'attendait à la voir disparaître dans l'arrière-boutique du showbiz. Avec un single qu'elle n'aimait pas, en plus ! Non, elle en aurait préféré un autre, plus rock, mais bon, elle ne va pas faire la fine bouche.

John McEnroe est une légende du tennis. Pourtant, l'Américain a marqué les esprits par son comportement irrespectueux et ses excès de colère sur le court. Alors comment un si grand joueur a-t-il pu autant diviser la planète tennis ?Pour soutenir notre projet, nous avons lancé une campagne de financement participatif sur Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/game-set-talk

Le nouveau show animé par Marion Bartoli prend place chaque dimanche à 19h ! Aux côtés de Jean-Christophe Drouet, elle vient tirer le bilan de toute l'actualité sportive du week-end, sur un ton franc et direct !

We've got a special guest… John McEnroe crashes the pod — and yes, we're serious! Steve, Sam, John, and Johnny Mac break down the latest results and hottest storylines, from which American he sees with the most potential, to Medvedev's fine, and the tense Townsend–Ostapenko exchange. We also dig into Jack Draper's unexpected withdrawal, highlight the standout performances of Alcaraz and Sinner, and wrap it all up with bold predictions for Round 3. 00:00 Intro and Sponsor Message 01:15 US Open Round 2 Overview 02:35 Men's Singles Highlights 03:09 Jack Draper's Withdrawal 06:25 Contenders? 08:45 Mary Carillo Unexpected Appearance 11:45 John McEnroe Joins the Pod! 12:53 American Players' Performance 14:10 Medvedev's Meltdown 17:57 Djokovic's age showing? 20:40 Young Players Physical Challenges 22:58 Round 3 Predictions 27:36 Women's Draw and Predictions 33:00 Bracket Challenge and Goodbye Try Huel with 15% OFF for New Customers today using our code nothingmajor15 at https://huel.com/nothingmajor15. Fuel your best performance with Huel today!

In "Serving Aces", Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere talk first day at US Open.  They have a play by play at the end of Medvedev's five set loss, and their break out stars at the US Open.  Alexandra talks about possible matchups and chooses Eala and Fonseca and Korda as her break out players.  The discussion centers on the Gauff serve, the stringers, and the power of racquets in today's game.  They touch on American women and American men, with Alexandra favoring Shelton - and Ougi favoring Mboko.  Alexandra questions Ougi on all North American players and his take on each of them.  The podcast has a truly sound quote of the day from John McEnroe that easily tells what Medvedev and all players feel at some point..."The thrill of winning is not as great as the pain of losing."  While watching Medvedev pound and break his racquet, this quote is eloquent.  Alexandra gives a shout out to the college football season starting this week and the NFL on Sept 4.        

When you have two guests on one show, you're going to get a variety of topics, especially when they have such diverse interests as tennis great Patrick McEnroe and Broadway icon Melissa Errico. The two, married 26 years, take us on a very friendly and relaxing jaunt through a very old-timey English castle (that somehow has a sauna and Pilates room), various off-the-beaten-path tourist spots in Italy, plus Frankfurt, Copenhagen, and Capri, home of those pants. And we get in plenty of discussion of tennis, which you can enjoy without keeping score (in that weird tennis way), running, or grunting. You can just lie down and let the anecdotes wash over you. Patrick tells us that his older brother, John McEnroe, has recorded a sleep story for a major sleep aid app, but that will cost you money and our show won't. Also, while Patrick will definitely send you to sleep, we have a hard time believing the same about John, having seen him get really super mad at line judges.Listen to Melissa Errico's album Lullabies & Wildflowers on the streaming service of your choice.Go to www.maximumfun.org/join and select Sleeping with Celebrities to support our show.Hey Sleepy Heads, is there anyone whose voice you'd like to drift off to, or do you have suggestions on things we could do to aid your slumber?Email us at: sleepwithcelebs@maximumfun.org.Follow the Show on:Instagram @sleepwcelebsBluesky @sleepwithcelebsTikTok @SleepWithCelebsJohn is on Bluesky @JohnMoeJohn's acclaimed, best-selling memoir, The Hilarious World of Depression, is now available in paperback.

What happens when the world goes to sleep? A legacy DSO conference gets built. Tune into the latest episode of The Dental Economist Show with host, Mike Huffaker, as he welcomes Brian Colao, Director of Dykema's DSO Industry Group, and DSO big shot, to explore the upcoming Dykema Definitive DSO Conference. Together they unpack the ins and outs of the iconic conference - from maximizing networking opportunities and navigating a record-breaking 2,400+ attendance to insider tips on must-see sessions. Brian shares exclusive insights about the event's legendary production value, star-studded lineup including John McEnroe, and how the conference has evolved to become dental's premier networking and educational experience. On the surface, this is a conversation about a mammoth DSO conference. But at its core, it's a conversation that will leave you excited about the opportunities in the dental industry.

Mark Pope with an update on his squad; (8:00) coach Sean Woods and GM Twany Beckham on La Familia advancing in TBT; (19:00) UK All-American WR/Kick Returner Derek Abney; (39:00) Cats' Pause editor Darrell Bird; (58:00) WKYT Sports Director Brian Milam on SEC Media Days & TBT didn't it seem as though John McEnroe needed a hug?

Tennis great John McEnroe reflects on his pro tennis career, including maximizing his potential for success, the questions that arise from taking time off and hard times as the ending of his pro career coincided with a failing marriage.

What do a first generation American kid, starting high school, developing your first crush, losing a parent, and an 80s tennis legend all have in common? Well, nothing unless you're Mindy Kaling!Welcome to beautiful Sherman Oaks California! Go Fighting Gallerias! It's Never Have I Ever. The coming of age Netflix teen comedy.Enjoy this Mindy's Project with us as we talk high school awkwardness, comedy writing forms, the search to find Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, and the 1981 Wimbledon Men's Finals!Strap on your backpack, prepare your bully insults in the mirror, and get ready for your journey to popularity. HostsGeoff KerbisMax SingerRich Inman

An episode that deeply values justice and honesty!In Episode 149 of The Autistic Culture Podcast, Dr. Angela Kingdon explores Pillar 9 of Autistic Culture: Justice Seeking, with special guest Clare Kumar, productivity expert and host of the Happy Space Podcast, to explore Justice Seeking — the 9th pillar of autistic culture.Claire is a late-diagnosed autistic woman, executive coach, and productivity speaker. She brings unique insight into neurodivergent efficiency, workplace design, and inclusive spaces through her work with Hidden Disabilities Canada and her signature Joy Inventory tool.If you've ever been accused of being “too intense,” “too rigid,” or “black-and-white,” this episode is for you. Angela and Claire flip the script and reclaim those traits as moral clarity, fairness-driven thinking, and authentic advocacy — powerful parts of autistic identity.Here's what defines this core Autistic trait:* We call out what others ignore.Autistic people are often the first to question broken systems, double standards, and flawed logic. We don't pretend it makes sense—we say it doesn't.* We sense injustice instantly.Misaligned actions, hypocrisy, and favouritism aren't just annoying—they feel unbearable. Fairness isn't optional. It's foundational.* We speak up—no matter the cost.Whether it's calling out ableism, bias, or misinformation, autistic advocates often challenge power structures—even when it's uncomfortable.* We hold systems to their own rules.We expect policies to be applied with consistency and equity. Selective enforcement? We notice—and we question it.* We feel justice in our bodies.What's labelled as “Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria” is often justice sensitivity—a real-time emotional response to being dismissed for telling the truth.* We don't fake neutrality.When something's wrong, we can't mask it. We're not “too intense”—we're deeply aligned with our values.* We crave clarity, not conflict.Accountability helps us feel safe. We don't want to blame—we want to understand what went wrong and how to fix it.* We value truth over comfort.Authenticity matters more than approval. Many of us would rather lose a friendship than betray our principles.Key Concepts* ✨ Moral clarity: We often see the ethical core of a situation before others do—and struggle to stay silent about it.*

Wimbledon ends with maybe not the champions we chose but the ones we were given. Iga Swiatek honed her grass game and unleashed an almighty tempest to beat Amanda Anisimova with the loss of zero games. Jannik Sinner snapped his 5-match skid against chief rival Carlos Alcaraz by pounding his way to the title. We cover the very human and predictable limitations of electronic line calling, Sally Jenkins' (warranted) hit piece on John McEnroe, and our lasting impressions of London. You can also expect us to discuss the embarrassing display of billionaire worship that occurred when “activist investor” Bill Ackman got an undeserved wild card to the Hall of Fame Open. 2:10 Dorothea Lambert Chambers thought her record was safe; Iga thought otherwise 16:10 Amanda's journey to the Wimbledon final  21:05 Dimitrov and Djokovic injuries ease Sinner's path 26:15 What happened, Carlitos? 35:15 Jonathan's addendum on Swiatek's season so far 38:50 Electronic line calling is fallible after all! 45:15 Ackman at the Newport Casino as we enter a new and dark Gilded Age  52:20 Sally Jenkins says what fans have been saying for years: fire McEnroe  58:20 Last notes from London

(00:00-12:44) Doug has an airing of grievances with tennis scoring. The Gentlemen's Finals. Doug's lost remote update. John McEnroe.(12:52-34:41) Marvin Gaye. iPods. This show's all over the place. Marmol audio talking about Mikolas's bounceback start. Cardinal rotation talk. MLB Draft. Ozuna climbing the wall. Doug's scouting report as a player. Re-do's. A carafe of salsa. Glue guys.(34:51-47:37) E-Mail of the Day See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Christopher & Jobst im Gespräch mit Marcus. Wir reden über Stilrevolutionen, Cretins & Ideal, die Gegenwart an der Vergangenheit messen, Verlust von Solidarität, Digitalisierung als Ego-Maschine, mehr Beratung brauchen können, Mut haben Sachen auszuprobieren, ein priviligiertes Leben führen, eine 10 Jahre ältere Punk-Cousine, Ritterburg spielen, der einzige Psychobilly in Xanten, die Müslis, Schließmuskel in der Rockbar, die beste Pommesbude, teilen lernen müssen, "Ich möchte, dass Du niemals einer Frau auf die Nerven gehst.", sich nicht für Gesellschaftsspiele interessieren, ein Jugendbett mit Radio, Mix-Tapes, John Peel grüßt Christopher, TC Blau-Weiß Rees, früh auf Konzerte gehen können, die Klingonz, Stompen das Pogen der Psychobillys, Mad Sin & The Quakes & Ghoul Town, das Zwischenfall in Bochum, "New Day Rising" immer im Unterricht spielen, alle zum Techno, Team Mudhoney, die beiden "Touch Me"s, das Ding einer totalen Endlichkeit, tiefe Verbindungen zu Menschen, Pathos furchtbar finden, die Mythen über den Schwanz von Iggy Pop, Nick Hornby furchtbar finden, nach Woodstock reisen wollen, Press Club entdecken, Studium mit Auflegen finanzieren, wenn Tom Waits anfängt zu hauchen, stimmfixiert sein, der größte Trick von Lana Del Ray, The Flaming Cowboys, ein Jahr Schlagzeugunterricht, mal wieder rausgeflogen, Stress mit Sandro, plötzlich HiWi an der Uni, Promotion nahegelegt bekommen, Gründung eines Kulturverlags, Existenzphilosophie, Radio mit Stefanie Tücking, einen Agenten brauchen, endlich politisch schreiben können, legitimierte Sprecher:innen, Fred Perry & Tennis, die Wichtigkeit von Distanz, Interesse an Bildung, Räume werden enger, vermehrte Unsicherheiten, affirmative Zeiten, Feindlichkeit gegenüber Grundsäulen der Demokratie, mehr Differenz & Widerstreit aushaltbar, John McEnroe, die Rebarbarisierung von Tennis, ein Egotronic-Zitat, Zielgruppe: Boomer:innen, wie Werbung bei Reclam geht, "Keine Macht für Niemand" als Dokuserie, koreanisches Essen, dankbar für Vertrauen, eine Allergie gegen Robbie Williams, uvm.Drei Songs für die Playlist1) Ein Lied, das der 15-jährige Marcus geliebt hat: STOOGES - Search & Destroy2) Ein wichtiger deutscher Pop-Song, den zu wenig Leute auf dem Schirm haben: CRETINS - Samen im Darm3) Ein richtig gute musikalische Neuentdeckung von Marcus: PRESS CLUB - To All The Ones That I Love

An inspiration, a politician, a pioneer on and off court - these just some of the words used to describe Arthur Ashe, who became the first African-American to win the men's Wimbledon singles title against Jimmy Connors in 1975. It was one of the most iconic sporting moments of the 20th Century at a time of huge political and racial unrest. Ashe's life spans America's Civil Rights struggle, the ending of South Africa's system of apartheid and his creation of an awareness of the disease that would eventually kill him - Aids.BBC Tennis correspondent Russell Fuller tells his story, hearing from amongst others, former players John McEnroe, Serena Williams, Stan Smith, his agent Donald Dell and his brother Johnnie Ashe.

Start your morning with Buzzcast with Austin Karp: Ryan Tanke heads to the Houston Rockets; a big leadership shift with the Colorado Rockies; a new-look NHL Draft tonight; Chris Evert and John McEnroe wanting ESPN to bring their A-game for tennis; and PayPal digs deep into college sports.

On Episode 409 of The Tennis Files Podcast, coach Peter Freeman from Crunch Time Coaching reveals why tennis knowledge isn't power and the real process you must go through to reach your tennis potential.Pete has coached division 1 college players and has produced state level and national champions. He has been awarded the honor of USTA Georgia Pro of the Year. He has also coached under Tony Palafox, who was John McEnroe's former coach, and Frank Brennan former Stanford University Coach who won 10 national titles. Peter has a huge passion for tennis and will do whatever it takes to get your game to the next level. He also hosts Tennis Con, one of the biggest and best annual online tennis conferences, each fall.On the show, you'll learn why players keep repeating the same mistakes even when they "know better", the four stages of learning, why shadow drills feel awkward—but are essential, and how the pros automate patterns to make genius decisions look effortless.I hope you enjoy my interview with Pete! Let us know what you think about this episode in the comments below!And be sure to subscribe to Tennis Files to receive the latest tennis content to improve your game straight to your inbox!Crunch Time Coaching YouTube ChannelPete's Instagram

On the Mailbag, Gill Gross responds to your comments on Roland Garros 2025, including: has Novak Djokovic pushed his playstyle evolution to the maximum, is tennis destined for another era of dominance at the top, why was Aryna Sabalenka so salty after losing to Coco Gauff, was John McEnroe crazy to say Alcaraz and Sinner could beat Rafael Nadal on clay, why have I gone lukewarm on Holger Rune's future as a top-3 player, how will grass effect Alcaraz vs. Sinner, should Alexander Zverev consider a coaching change, why have we seen so many 2-0 comebacks recently in Slam finals, Joao Fonseca expectations, Lorenzo Musetti's improvements, the RG night session inequality issue and much more! Enter To Win 10-S Tennis Supplies! Link: https://station.page/10-s/contest/mondaymatchanalysis 0:00 Intro 0:30 5-Set Frequency 3:25 Djokovic Evolution 5:55 Pace of Play 8:10 Elite Dominance 12:15 Salty Sabalenka 16:03 McEnroe's Take 20:43 10-S 21:42 Rune Omission 26:10 Sincaraz Wimbledon 28:25 Zverev Coach Change 32:05 Sinner Serve 37:52 2-0 Comebacks in Finals 44:34 Sincaraz Conditions 48:33 Crowd For Alcaraz 53:23 Sincaraz Psychology 55:29 Djokovic Wimbledon 59:00 Surfaces Overrated? 1:02:52 Fonseca Expectations 1:05:23 BO3 Inevitable? 1:09:57 Lorenzo Musetti 1:14:20 Zverev Mentality 1:16:27 Sinner Return Stance 1:18:03 Night Session Inequality 1:26:12 Sinner Scar Tissue 1:28:04 Sets 1 & 2 1:34:17 RAPID FIRE We're presented by Geau Sport Tennis Bags! Use the code Gill10 HERE: https://geausport.com/discount/Gill10 IG: https://www.instagram.com/gillgross_/ 24/7 Tennis Community on Discord: https://discord.gg/wW3WPqFTFJ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/Gill_Gross The Draw newsletter, your one-stop-shop for the best tennis content on the internet every week: https://www.thedraw.tennis/subscribe Become a member to support the channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvERpLl9dXH09fuNdbyiLQQ/join

What kind of man looks at 800 acres of mosquito-infested swampland and sees high-end apartments, a golf course, and a luxury shopping mall? In 1967, Don Soffer made the biggest bet of his life: transforming undeveloped wetlands into what would become Aventura, one of Florida's most iconic and extravagant communities. In this episode of Big Shot, Harley and David sit down with the 92-year-old visionary to hear how it all happened—straight from the source.From convincing the Florida governor to back his development plan (after a well-timed flight to Tallahassee) to bringing in golf legend Robert Trent Jones to design a course, Don sold a dream that turned into a $4 billion reality. He built Turnberry resort, launched Aventura Mall, and packed them with celebrities—from Elton John to Madonna and John McEnroe.Decades before “influencer marketing” was a thing, Don was using star power to shape a city.In this episode, you'll hear about:• The environmental pushback Don faced after buying swampland—and how he got the green light from the governor of Florida after chartering a jet and flying to Tallahassee• Don's celebrity-packed playbook: how he used influencers before we even had a word for it• Don's take on why Jewish people have become such successful entrepreneurs• Don's definition of common sense—and approach to solving complex problems with simplicity• Why he says it's a privilege to have a hard problem to solve• His advice for the next generation of Jewish entrepreneurs• And much more! —In This Episode We Cover:(00:00) Intro(02:07) How Don accidentally swallowed his dad's glass eye(03:03) Don's early work building shopping malls with his father(05:01) Why Don trusted his intuition and took a chance on developing swampland in Florida(09:04) How Don got the governor of Florida on board to green light his project(11:00) Early influencers: How Don leveraged the power of celebrities (14:25) Building Aventura Mall(19:27) Don's common-sense approach (21:52) Don's relationship with his father (24:00) Why Don says it's terrible to run a family business(25:11) Don's current roles and how he set his kids up (27:01) Don's explanation for the success of the Jewish people (29:37) A dinner with Frank Sinatra (31:44) Advice for young Jewish entrepreneurs (33:37) Where Don got his confidence and conviction (35:06) How Don saved the Pittsburgh Mall after the excavator destroyed private property (37:50) Don's thoughts on when to sell and when not to(40:05) Don's friendship with Tony Bennett (41:21) How to cultivate strong business relationships(43:49) Don's advice to future generations of Soffers (45:52) Why Don still thinks Florida is a good place to develop (46:42) Closing —Where To Find Big Shot: • Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.bigshot.show/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠• YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@bigshotpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  • TikTok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@bigshotshow⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠• Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/bigshotshow/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  • Harley Finkelstein: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/harleyf⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ • David Segal: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/tea_maverick⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠• Production and Marketing: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://penname.co⁠

It’s Saville squared in Pod Laver Arena as Aussie golden couple Daria and Luke Saville review Roland Garros with Brie and Xavier. The ‘Sincaraz’ rivalry has reached new heights following a men’s final for the ages between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner — our experts react to John McEnroe’s comparison of the pair with 14-time winner Rafael Nadal. The panel chats about the petite silverware won by Coco Gauff in the women’s final and discuss runner-up Aryna Sabalenka's controversial post-final comments. Plus, the French Open fashion police dissect the on-court looks to come out of Roland Garros and reveal the winner of our first Fantasy Draft…AusOpen.comiHeartApple PodcastsSpotifyYouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan discusses the French Open and Carlos Alcaraz comeback win over Jannik Sinner. He reacts to John McEnroe on TNT Sports saying he believes you could make an argument for Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz could beat Rafa Nadal at his best on clay. Plus, some thoughts on Aaron Rodgers to the Steelers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(00:00-12:49) Doug's not much of a Rush guy. This is a first; we've got French Open audio with John McEnroe and John Anderson with an awkward exchange. Jackson's sleeping habits. Darren is on the phone lines with a follow up. Great REM sleep, bro. Is it common for listeners to want to sleep with talk radio hosts?(12:57-31:50) The MLB television rights situation. Shopping the rights ESPN held. Women's College World Series. Potential work stoppage. Rockies on a heater. Royals and Chiefs stadiums.(32:00-49:44) London fandom. Brits here on holiday. Lix and Wacko find common ground. Audio of Rory McIlroy giving his side of the illegal driver story. Rory is Jackson's favorite golfer. Or is it Tiger? Chops Ritter and Sam Snead. Golfer you wanna have a scotch with. Joe Thomas. Radio Wars tease.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

An episode that welcomes you to a brand-new chapter in this project - one that has been years in the making!In Episode 131 of The Autistic Culture Podcast, we are revisiting the 10 Pillars of Autistic Culture! What you're about to hear is a special remastered version of an earlier episode that introduced the 10 Pillars of Autistic Culture, plus updated context and reflections from me about what it means in this new chapter. These are the building blocks of everything we're creating together going forward.This episode originally aired in January 2024, and since this episode first aired, I've taken a deeper look at the structure of the show and the framework we use to understand autistic culture.I've refined the 10 Pillars updating their names, sharpening the descriptions, and better connecting them to our lived traits, like sensory processing differences, stimming, emotional intensity, and our beautiful SPINs.What you'll hear in this episode is the heart of the work but think of it as the “draft” version.Over the next 10 weeks, I'll be highlighting one updated pillar each week with a replay of an episode that really brings that theme to life. I'll also share new context and reflections to go deeper. We'll unpack what each one means, how it shows up in our lives, and why it's worth celebrating.But I wanted to bring you this episode just as it aired because even though things have changed, this conversation holds so many gems, and it was a joyful reflection of where we were. And now, we get to go even deeper.Lets quickly walk you through what those 10 pillars are now. You might notice a few name changes:* Bottom-Up Processing (formerly “Logic and Strategy”)We build understanding from the ground up detail by detail, pattern by pattern. Think Sherlock Holmes, chess masters, scientific discovery.* Rhythmic Communicating (formerly “Linguistics and Accents”)Our conversations are musical echolalia, scripting, tangents, infodumps. There's a beat, a flow, a poetry to how we speak.* Norm Challenging (formerly “Deep Thinking and Insights”)We question assumptions. We live authentically. We honor truth over politeness, equity over hierarchy, and insight over illusion.* World BuildingWe don't just tell stories we create entire universes. Pokémon. Star Wars. Dungeons & Dragons. Autistic imagination builds the future.* Pattern Matching (formerly “Data Gathering and Analysis”)SPINs. Trivia nights. Wikipedia editing. Sexuality research. We find the signal in the noise and bring meaning to the chaos.* Game Changing (formerly “Innovative Ideas”)We're not following trends we're starting them. We rethink, reinvent, and rebuild systems from the ground up. Think Steve Jobs. Questlove. Muybridge.* Boldly Creating (formerly “Artistic Expression”)We paint with stims. We sing in scripts. We dance in sensory rhythm. Our creativity is intense, embodied, and often unconventional.* Predictably Comforting (formerly “Consistency and Reliability”)Repetition, routines, safe foods, rituals. These aren't rigidity they're anchors. Comfort. Stability. Power.* Justice Seeking (formerly “Justice and Honesty”)Fairness isn't optional it's essential. Emotional intensity meets ethical clarity. From Greta Thunberg to John McEnroe we stand for truth.* Passionate Superfanning (formerly “Superfanning and Fictional Friends”)Star Trek. Doctor Who. My Little Pony. Our love runs deep and our joy is contagious. Fandom is family. Lore is love.These 10 pillars map across three major domains of life:

We talk about deciding if you are a writer or a performer, confidence in bad joke, comedy as team sport, Neal being “groupless”, John McEnroe's good sportsmanship, gratitude, the day the Chappelle Show died, ayahuasca & MDMA & how it made him believe in God.Bio: Neal Brennan has been a force in comedy for over three decades with both his own standup performances as well as working behind the scenes as co-creator of Chappelle's Show and writing, producing and directing with other comedians like Chris Rock, Amy Schumer and Seth Meyers. His landmark Netflix specials, 3 Mics, Blocks, & Crazy Good set the standard for comedy.  On his ‘Blocks' podcast, Neal talks in depth with people about their issue. Neal continues to perform comedy around Los Angeles and the world.

Former Islander Josh Bailey called in to clarify Boomer's janitor comment from yesterday. The show then focused on Knicks callers, one noting the sportsbooks still have even odds for the Celtics to win the series. Jerry's final update included highlights of the Knicks' Boston win (with Kevin Harlan), the Yankees' sac-fly victory over the Padres, and Juan Soto's two homers in the Mets' Arizona win. The Moment of the Day featured Boomer discussing golf with John McEnroe (and being mocked). The hour concluded with a preview of Saturday afternoon's Game 3 at the Garden.

Hour 1 The Knicks won Game 2 on the road with another 20-point comeback as Celtics' shooting went cold, a "double punch" according to Gio. Knicks are undefeated on the road in the playoffs but have home losses heading back to MSG. Jerry's update included Kevin Harlan's call, Josh Hart on doing "little things," Mitchell Robinson feeling like a threat, and Charles Barkley wanting a night game for the Knicks on Saturday. We also heard MSG fan chants about Boston. Elsewhere, the Thunder scored 149 to even their series with the Nuggets, the Yankees won in the 10th after being no-hit into the seventh, and Juan Soto hit two homers in the Mets' win. Gio recounted his near miss at playing in the Creators Classic. The hour ended with Knicks fan calls. Hour 2 The Knicks repeated their Game 1 road win in Boston, coming back from 20 down as the Celtics' shooting faltered late. Despite the stat favoring teams up 2-0 on the road, Boomer is hesitant. Mikal Bridges and Jalen Brunson are playing well. Gio praised Karl-Anthony Towns' early performance. A 72-year-old caller hopes for another Knicks championship. Boomer shared an Instagram tip for checking hotel bedbugs, contrasting with Gio's towel-less, "sketchy" hotel stay due to budget constraints. Jerry's update featured Paul Pierce's confident prediction of a Celtics win (and subsequent barefoot robe walk promise), Celtics radio's reaction to a Bridges steal, and Karl-Anthony Towns on team unity. The Yankees beat the Padres with a Trent Grisham homer. The hour ended with Boomer and C-Lo's Rangers podcast, noting C-Lo's smaller picture. Hour 3 The Knicks secured another 20-point comeback win in Boston, mirroring Game 1. Callers discussed the Celtics potentially intentionally fouling Mitchell Robinson and the perspective of only watching the fourth quarter (Boomer disagreed with this approach). Another caller cautioned against premature celebration due to the Knicks' home losses. Jerry's update featured Shaq praising their "old school" style, and a Boston show likened the Knicks to "cockroaches" positively. The Yankees beat the Padres after Bellinger's seventh-inning homer, with Devin Williams' strong tenth. The Mets won in Arizona, highlighted by Jeff McNeil's triple and Juan Soto's two home runs. The hour concluded with enthusiastic Knicks callers, one anticipating a 3-0 lead and another questioning the sustainability of their comeback wins. Hour 4 Former Islander Josh Bailey called in to clarify Boomer's janitor comment from yesterday. The show then focused on Knicks callers, one noting the sportsbooks still have even odds for the Celtics to win the series. Jerry's final update included highlights of the Knicks' Boston win (with Kevin Harlan), the Yankees' sac-fly victory over the Padres, and Juan Soto's two homers in the Mets' Arizona win. The Moment of the Day featured Boomer discussing golf with John McEnroe (and being mocked). The hour concluded with a preview of Saturday afternoon's Game 3 at the Garden.

Welcome to a new episode of the My Sporting Hero podcast, part of Nutmeg FC. The home of brilliant football stories – made in Scotland.So far this month, Nutmeg FC subscribers have enjoyed....* Brian Lee's article on the fascinating connection between fans of Morton and Serie B outfit Reggiana* Daniel Gray's latest Slow Match Report on Rangers' heroic draw with Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League quarter-finalAnd still to come....* The exclusive column from our tactics guy Adam Clery comparing Lewis Ferguson with Liam HendersonOnly paid subscribers to Nutmeg FC get every piece we produce straight to their inbox.This time on My Sporting Hero, our guest is Michael O'Neill.Portadown-born Michael played as a midfielder for several British clubs, including ones in Scotland where he is best remembered for spells at Dundee United and Hibernian. As a young man he set top-flight Newcastle ablaze with a stunning opening season. He moved to Tannadice and eventually fell out with notoriously thrawn United managerial legend Jim McLean. He also played over 30 times for Northern Ireland.Michael started out in management at Brechin City, made Shamrock Rovers Irish champions and led them into Europe, before taking the reins at Northern Ireland. He achieved the nation's first-ever qualification for the European Championship and progression to the second round of the finals in France in 2016. He also rescued Stoke City from relegation danger when he first joined the Potters.Michael is currently enjoying his second spell as Northern Ireland manager.His sporting hero is ‘Superbrat' and all-round tennis genius/guru John McEnroe.Nutmeg FC | Substack This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nutmegfc.co.uk/subscribe

[From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2022] On Episode 397 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with Peter Freeman from Crunch Time Coaching about the five reasons why tennis players can't serve properly. Pete has coached division 1 college players and has produced state level and national champions. He has been awarded the honor of USTA Georgia Pro of the Year. He has also coached under Tony Palafox, who was John McEnroe's former coach, and Frank Brennan former Stanford University Coach who won 10 national titles. Peter has a huge passion for tennis and will do whatever it takes to get your game to the next level. He also hosts Tennis Con, one of the biggest and best annual online tennis conferences, each fall. On the show, you'll learn how the grip affects your serve, how to escape the “technique hole”, why your ego holds you back from hitting big serves, how to develop your serve the right way, the right mentality you need to level up your serve, serve strategy tips, how to participate in Pete's 7 Day Serve Challenge, and much more! I hope you enjoy my interview with Pete! Let us know what you think about this episode in the comments below! And be sure to subscribe to Tennis Files to receive the latest tennis content to improve your game straight to your inbox! 7 Day Serve Challenge Pete's Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're going back into the shadows and listening out for footsteps on tiled floors, as we revisit a series that all of us enjoyed back in season 1. We're going back 25 years to 2000 to look at a massively influential first-person stealth game. We're talking Thief II: The Metal Age.On this episode of Stealth Boom Boom, we chat a little bit about the architecture of Meet Joe Black, co-operative thieving, and crunching to hit the release date. We also look at a trailer that Eddie Vedder (and by extension John McEnroe) would be happy with, some of the hopes developer Looking Glass Studios had for the franchise, and the closure of the studio only months after launch.Here are some of the things you're gonna hear us chat about in our review: staying in the pitch black shadows and extinguishing flames with your water arrows; walking on carpet and shooting at tiled floors with your moss arrows; the Stealth Strepsil; the guards that never shut up; many different ways to move; new magic potions; the Scouting Orb and whether there's a need for it; the golden rule: get behind ‘em; a glitchy romance; cameras and big robots with faces; combat is punishment for being spotted; Dishonored; praise for quick save functionality; more objectives for higher difficulties; framing a lieutenant at the local police station; Kevin Keegan; a fondness for worldbuilding rather than plot; Blood Omen 2; sarky Garrett; religious texts; Karras as played by Droopy Dog; one of the best arguments; a UI that didn't please Josh; and a specific sound that pleases everyone.After all that, we take you through what some of the critics were saying about the game around the time it came out, and then we give you our final verdicts on whether Thief 2: The Metal Age is a Pass, a Play, or an Espionage Explosion.For those who would like to play along at home, we'll be discussing, reviewing and dissecting Metal Gear Acid on the next episode of Stealth Boom Boom.IMPORTANT LINKS TO THINGS

Dr. Mort Orman, M.D. is an internal medicine physician and a 40-year anger elimination and stress elimination expert. He has written 23 books on how to eliminate anger and stress without using drugs, relaxation exercises, or other traditional management techniques. He is the creator of the 10-session Angry No More anger elimination program, the Anger Internal Causes Framework, and The Ultimate Anger Elimination System. Dr. Orman has led more than 100 anger and stress elimination workshops for doctors, nurses, lawyers, business owners, entrepreneurs, other professionals, the clergy, and even the F.B.I. He has also been the official sponsor of National Stress Awareness Month in the U.S. every April since 1992. His newest book is “Dr. Orman's Life-Changing Anger Cure.” We talk about the effects of anger on the body, mind, and emotions, his past anger issue (which he compares to John McEnroe), how the brain deals with anger, how we interpret situations that lead to our anger, how to get past this and eliminate anger, the difference between anger management and anger elimination, how the media makes us angry, his book, his anger elimination course, the two truths (whenever we are angry, we are either wrong about something - or we have an incorrect life philosophy), meditation, and more. Find links on the shownotes page here. Support the show through Patreon here.

Welcome to Season 14 Episode 6 of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. This week's episode does a deep dive into the new tennis coaching digital platform, Full Court Tennis, with its creator, former top ATP Pro, Brian Teacher. I first met Brian several years ago at the US Open Junior tournament. I've since run into him around SoCal and was excited to get him on the podcast to discuss the latest iteration of Full Court Tennis. I encourage you to watch the video version of this episode for insights as to what the platform is capable of doing for players, parents, and coaches. Here is the press release which describes it best: Virtual tennis coaching has never been easier to use since former Grand Slam champion Brian Teacher launched the improved and updated Full Court Tennis (FCT) website where players can connect with world-renowned coaches for virtual lessons making tennis coaching easily accessible and affordable for everyone.  For a limited time, Teacher has announced that players and coaches of any level can sign up completely free with no credit card required.  Originally launched as an iOS app two years ago, players and coaches can now sign up and connect directly on FullCourtTennis.com, where advanced features allow coaches to independently set their rates, get hired, or give free virtual lessons.  This includes:  •    Stroke Analysis: Submit videos for in-depth feedback on your technique.   •    Match Analysis: Get expert insights on strategy and performance. •    Live Video Call Lessons: Collaborate directly with coaches in real time to review match footage, improve techniques, or address any aspect of your game. FCT also offers innovative tools like match tagging and the ability to add multiple participants to a lesson space, making the experience collaborative and efficient.  “Full Court Tennis revolutionizes the way players and coaches connect, making expert tennis coaching as easy as clicking onto a website or using the app,” said Brian Teacher. “FCT's coaches are experts in stroke development, match strategy, and mental preparation, with many having worked with top-level professional players. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, FCT ensures you're learning from the best.”  More than 700 coaches from over 100 countries are on the platform, including coach Michael Russell - coach of ATP # 4 Taylor Fritz, Gilles Cervara - coach of ATP #7 Daniil Medvedev and coach Johan Kriek - two-time Australian Open champion.   All-time great John McEnroe and former USTA President & CEO Katrina Adams sit on the FCT Advisory Board, lending their expertise and leadership to the platform. If you're interested in learning more about Full Court Tennis, visit the website at https://www.fullcourttennis.com/. To download the IOS app, go to https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/keynote/id1563456530?mt=8. To reach Brian Teacher via email, bt@fullcourttennis.com. If you're so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your fellow tennis players, parents, and coaches. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or via your favorite podcast app. Please be sure to check out our logo'd merch as well as our a la carte personal consultations in our online shop. CREDITS Intro & Outro Music: Morgan Stone aka STØNE Audio & Video Editing: Lisa Stone Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Send us a textIn this week's episode, the Served team escaped the cold for a few days to watch Andy play the Baha Mar Tennis Cup in Nassau, Bahamas AND we got to catch up with 7x Grand Slam Champion, John McEnroe. McEnroe shares stories of his career, his experiences watching the new generation of tennis, and his love for both Davis Cup and Laver Cup.Huge thanks to the Baha Mar Resort team for hosting us this past weekend!Support the showKeep up with us on socials!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/servedpodcast/X: https://twitter.com/Served_PodcastTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@served_podcast?_t=8jZtCnzdAnX&_r=1Watch the Episodes on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0k_--YLuTNuDvq1Dw4zHmw