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13 episodes with kris venezia
Eckman Wealth Management advisors Clint Carpenter and Kris Venezia discuss the recent market declines. They explain what prompted the drop, what they are watching, and how they are managing portfolios during this time.
In today's Sweeps Period episode, I think everyone will find this fascinating. Kris Venezia (from 'The Almost Transition' episode) returns to discuss all the current treatments available for guys who wish to look their best as they age. Even if you have no interest in having Cosmetic Work done, I think you will find it very interesting.We talk about Kris' history of Cosmetic Work, we also discuss Fillers, Laser Hair and Spot Removal, Cool Sculpting, how to tell if you might need some Hairline Restoration, and we even touch upon Melania Trump and Ivanka Trump.This is Part One of a Two Part episode due to the length of the interview. Part Two of this show will air in three weeks. I will do two other episodes first, for those not interested in this subject.Enjoy!- Joey
This year's Sweeps Period concludes with the 2nd Part of my conversation with Kris Venezia about what is new in the areas of cosmetic work available for guys.This is not a suggestion or endorsement for you to run out and get cosmetic work, but for many older guys, especially those who have suffered from the effects of HIV and the powerful drugs that are taken to keep it at bay, this information is important. With some, it could even be life-saving, as the depression and isolation people often feel can take its toll on the psyche. In this second half, we discuss Cool Sculpting, Gastric Bypass and Hair Pieces (and those in Hollywood that wear them!) So sit back and enjoy this insider's look at the world of cosmetic work.** This Sunday, September 30, 2018, is International Podcast Day and will be the announcement of the Winners of the 13th Annual People's Choice Podcast Awards. I am Nominated for 2 Podcast Awards: The LGBTQ Podcast Award and the Mature Podcast Award. Please tune-in LIVE on Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern Time (5:00 pm Pacific Time) for the Announcement of the Winners. Go to PodcastAwards.com to view the Awards LIVE. Thanks !!! **
Kris Venezia and Martin McCormack talk with Jonathan Mugar, creator and found of The Basketball Tournament, which has a $1 million prize and whose semi finals and final will be played at Fordham's Rose Hill Gym.
Ian Eagle, the voice of the Brooklyn Nets on the YES Network, joined Kris Venezia and Martin McCormack to talk the Nets' chance in their series against the Atlanta Hawks and much more.
Kris Venezia and Matt Moro sat down with Fordham University Athletic Director David Roach. The three discussed the firing of head coach Tom Pecora and what the future holds for Fordham Men's basketball. Subjects covered included the search process for a new coach, recruitment, future scheduling, on-campus support and lots of questions from listeners. A few minutes were also spent on Fordham Women's basketball and future scheduling for the football team, including a potential trip to Hawaii in 2020.
The AP's Jim O'Connell joined Kris Venezia and Matt Moro to discuss the first three days of the March Madness tournament. They talked about number one seeds, the Atlantic 10 conference, who they have winning the tournament and took questions from callers. O'Connell predicts that Villanova will come out on top.
Kris Venezia and Joe Marie talked with Marc Berman (@NYPost_Berman) about the current state of basketball in New York. He discussed the Knicks recent play and the possibility of buying out Amar'e Stoudemire and also talked about the Nets and the uncertainty in ownership.
Kris Venezia and Patrick Burns highlighted all of the action from Thursday night football and previewed the week ahead. They focused on the local teams - the Jets and Giants with help from the teams' beat reporters. Joe Marie joined the show to give some fantasy insight for the fantasy playoffs before the staff made their picks. To listen click the link below or download on iTunes.
Kris Venezia and Patrick Burns highlighted all of the action from Thursday night football and previewed the week ahead. They focused on the local teams - the Jets and Giants with help from the teams' beat reporters. Joe Marie joined the show to give some fantasy insight for the fantasy playoffs before the staff made their picks. To listen click the link below or download on iTunes.
Kris Venezia and Kristian O'Hara
Kris Venezia and Kristian O'Hara
Kris Venezia and Matt Rosenfeld previewed the NHL season on One on One just four days away from the regular season with voice of the NHL on NBC, Doc Emrick.
Kris Venezia and Kenny Ducey sat down with Texas Rangers' broadcaster Eric Nadel, the Ford C. Frick Award winner.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, has been buzzing over the weekend. In the scrum, WFUV's Nick Logerfo, Kenny Ducey and Kris Venezia caught up with Bob Costas of NBC Sports and the MLB Network. He spoke about what's special with this year's Hall of Fame class that includes Joe Torre and Tom Glavine. Costas also told us his thoughts on the steroid era, and he even had time to give us his opinion on MLB's use of instant replay.
Jason Wojciechowski walks hosts Kenny Dicey and Kris Venezia through the decision by The National Labor Relations Board in Chicago that allowed NWU football players to unionize. Jason discusses the effect this ruling will have on the rest of college fooball as well as other NCAA sports. Finally, Jason breaks down whether the ruling will be overturned or if players at major football universities around the country will considered employees.
Well that was quick. Its already time for the regualar season finale of One on One's NFL Friday. Mack Rosenberg and Shaun Cohen take a look into all the intriguing scenarios that have developed here in Week 17. We start out by taking a look at the final matchups of the season for both the Jets and Giants, with the weekly reports of Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia. Next up, we dive into the multiple playoff scenarios that coudl surface after the final weeek is done, and preview who we think gets in on the final day of the regular season. Later, Mack and Shaun take a look at some coaches who may be on the hot seat moving forward, and we end off the show as always with the staff picks segment. Staff Standings: Bobby Gubin (45-25)Kenny Ducey (30-24)Mack Rosenberg (29-25)Patrick Burns (25-20)Julian Atizena (40-42)Matt Moro (24-29)Nolan Silbernagel (20-30)Kelly Kultys (25-33) Not enough picks to qualify: (need min. 15 games)Nick Logerfo (3-2)DJ Sixsmith (7-10)Shaun Cohen (4-7)
Well that was quick. Its already time for the regualar season finale of One on One's NFL Friday. Mack Rosenberg and Shaun Cohen take a look into all the intriguing scenarios that have developed here in Week 17. We start out by taking a look at the final matchups of the season for both the Jets and Giants, with the weekly reports of Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia. Next up, we dive into the multiple playoff scenarios that coudl surface after the final weeek is done, and preview who we think gets in on the final day of the regular season. Later, Mack and Shaun take a look at some coaches who may be on the hot seat moving forward, and we end off the show as always with the staff picks segment. Staff Standings: Bobby Gubin (45-25)Kenny Ducey (30-24)Mack Rosenberg (29-25)Patrick Burns (25-20)Julian Atizena (40-42)Matt Moro (24-29)Nolan Silbernagel (20-30)Kelly Kultys (25-33) Not enough picks to qualify: (need min. 15 games)Nick Logerfo (3-2)DJ Sixsmith (7-10)Shaun Cohen (4-7)
DJ Sixsmith makes his NFL Friday return after a 10-week hiatus to host with Nolan Silbernagel. The guys discuss the Chargers Thursday night upset over the number one team in the AFC, the Broncos. They also offer their opinions on the quarterback controversy taking place in Chicago, as well as Aaron Rodgers' health. The guys then turned their attention to the Giants after their pitiful performance against those streaking Chargers last week. DJ and Nolan debated on whether the Giants should return Hakeem Nicks next year, as well as the team's shot against Seattle this week. The show then shifted to the other New York team, still fighting for their playoff lives after a large win over the Raiders. The guys debated on whether or not the run-heavy Jets had a chance against the run-stuffing Panthers. As always, Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia, the Giants and Jets beat reporters respectively, contributed their weekly reports, before Bobby Gubin came on to give the latest fantasy advice. Gubin and producer Kelly Kultys are the only two NFL Friday members still alive in the WFUV Fantasy League. The show wrapped up with staff picks and upsets. The standings are updated. Bobby Gubin (40-18)Mack Rosenberg (26-22)Kenny Ducey (26-22)Patrick Burns (17-16)Julian Atizena (33-36)Matt Moro (21-26)Nolan Silbernagel (19-25)Kelly Kultys (22-30) Not enough picks to qualify: (need min. 15 games)Nick Logerfo (3-2)DJ Sixsmith (4-7)Shaun Cohen (4-7) Click the link below to listen or download on iTunes.
DJ Sixsmith makes his NFL Friday return after a 10-week hiatus to host with Nolan Silbernagel. The guys discuss the Chargers Thursday night upset over the number one team in the AFC, the Broncos. They also offer their opinions on the quarterback controversy taking place in Chicago, as well as Aaron Rodgers' health. The guys then turned their attention to the Giants after their pitiful performance against those streaking Chargers last week. DJ and Nolan debated on whether the Giants should return Hakeem Nicks next year, as well as the team's shot against Seattle this week. The show then shifted to the other New York team, still fighting for their playoff lives after a large win over the Raiders. The guys debated on whether or not the run-heavy Jets had a chance against the run-stuffing Panthers. As always, Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia, the Giants and Jets beat reporters respectively, contributed their weekly reports, before Bobby Gubin came on to give the latest fantasy advice. Gubin and producer Kelly Kultys are the only two NFL Friday members still alive in the WFUV Fantasy League. The show wrapped up with staff picks and upsets. The standings are updated. Bobby Gubin (40-18)Mack Rosenberg (26-22)Kenny Ducey (26-22)Patrick Burns (17-16)Julian Atizena (33-36)Matt Moro (21-26)Nolan Silbernagel (19-25)Kelly Kultys (22-30) Not enough picks to qualify: (need min. 15 games)Nick Logerfo (3-2)DJ Sixsmith (4-7)Shaun Cohen (4-7) Click the link below to listen or download on iTunes.
Mack Rosenberg & Nolan Silbernagel Mack and Nolan jump right in to the chaotic sports day that was December 6th, which included the firing of Texans' head coach Gary Kubiak. The guys discussed what the Texans need to do to get back on track. Mack and Nolan then previewed the potential playoff picture in both leagues as the season heads toward the end. Mack adamantly stated that the Giants would not be in the playoffs, but Nolan offered some reasons as to why the G-Men still have a shot. They then previewed their upcoming matchup with the San Diego Chargers. The guys were then joined by Seth Walder of the New York Daily News to break down the Jets and their recent disappointments. Walder offered his opinion as to what Rex Ryan needs to do at the quarterback position and how Gang Green will fare against Oakland. Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia contributed their weekly Giants and Jets reports, before Bobby Gubin joined the guys to give his fantasy recommendations and preview the WFUV fantasy league. Staff Pick Standings: Bobby Gubin: (36-16)Pat Burns: (15-12)Kenny Ducey: (26-22)Mack Rosenberg: (22-20)Julian Atienza: (29-34)Matt Moro: (21-26)Kelly Kultys: (20-26)Nolan Silbernagel (15-23) Not Enough to Quality (15 picks): Nick Logerfo: (3-2)DJ Sixsmith: (4-7)Shaun Cohen: (4-7)
Mack Rosenberg & Nolan Silbernagel Mack and Nolan jump right in to the chaotic sports day that was December 6th, which included the firing of Texans' head coach Gary Kubiak. The guys discussed what the Texans need to do to get back on track. Mack and Nolan then previewed the potential playoff picture in both leagues as the season heads toward the end. Mack adamantly stated that the Giants would not be in the playoffs, but Nolan offered some reasons as to why the G-Men still have a shot. They then previewed their upcoming matchup with the San Diego Chargers. The guys were then joined by Seth Walder of the New York Daily News to break down the Jets and their recent disappointments. Walder offered his opinion as to what Rex Ryan needs to do at the quarterback position and how Gang Green will fare against Oakland. Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia contributed their weekly Giants and Jets reports, before Bobby Gubin joined the guys to give his fantasy recommendations and preview the WFUV fantasy league. Staff Pick Standings: Bobby Gubin: (36-16)Pat Burns: (15-12)Kenny Ducey: (26-22)Mack Rosenberg: (22-20)Julian Atienza: (29-34)Matt Moro: (21-26)Kelly Kultys: (20-26)Nolan Silbernagel (15-23) Not Enough to Quality (15 picks): Nick Logerfo: (3-2)DJ Sixsmith: (4-7)Shaun Cohen: (4-7)
Yesterday was Thanksgiving, so that means triple the Thursday Night football to cover on this post-turkey edition of One on One's NFL Friday. Mack Rosenberg and Shaun Cohen take a look at all three of yesterday's Thanksgiving matchups, including a big win in Detroit, a Dallas comeback, and an exciting nightcap between the Steelers and Ravens in Baltimore. The guys then move on to some local football, as both the Jets and Giants look to rebound from tough Week 12 losses on Sunday. Eric Mollo brings us his weekly Giants report, as Mack and Shaun discuss how monumental the Giants loss to the Cowboys was, and how now even running the table may not be enough for the G-Men to make it to the postseason. Kris Venezia then brings us his weekly Jets report, and the guys look at how even though Gang Green has looked miserable lately, they're still in the AFC Playoff hunt as a matchup with AFC Rival Miami looms, who also sit at 5-6. Speaking of the playoffs, Mack and Shaun then take a look at that crowded AFC Wild Card chase, as well as things on the NFc side, where San Fran and Arizona look to be destined for a fight to the finish for the 6 spot. The guys then also discuss the losing situation in Washington, and whether or not RGIII should be playing this season. Bobby Gubin joins the fun with his Believe it or Not Segment along with his start ems and sit ems, and last but certainly not least, stays in for the always exciting staff picks. We've got some changes to the leaderboard heading into Week 13, as Pat Burns has surged up the leaderboard with his 4-1 week 12 and now sits dangerous close behind Bobby for first place and just ahead of Kenny for third. Nolan Silbernagel's 1-4 performance last week has broke Kelly Kultys out of the basement as Nolan now sits alone in last place. Staff Pick Standings: Bobby Gubin: (32-14)Pat Burns: (15-12)Kenny Ducey: (26-22)Mack Rosenberg: (18-18)Matt Moro: (18-23)Julian Atienza: (25-32)Kelly Kultys: (20-26)Nolan Silbernagel (15-23) Not Enough to Quality (15 picks): Nick Logerfo: (3-2)DJ Sixsmith: (4-7)Shaun Cohen: (1-4)
Yesterday was Thanksgiving, so that means triple the Thursday Night football to cover on this post-turkey edition of One on One's NFL Friday. Mack Rosenberg and Shaun Cohen take a look at all three of yesterday's Thanksgiving matchups, including a big win in Detroit, a Dallas comeback, and an exciting nightcap between the Steelers and Ravens in Baltimore. The guys then move on to some local football, as both the Jets and Giants look to rebound from tough Week 12 losses on Sunday. Eric Mollo brings us his weekly Giants report, as Mack and Shaun discuss how monumental the Giants loss to the Cowboys was, and how now even running the table may not be enough for the G-Men to make it to the postseason. Kris Venezia then brings us his weekly Jets report, and the guys look at how even though Gang Green has looked miserable lately, they're still in the AFC Playoff hunt as a matchup with AFC Rival Miami looms, who also sit at 5-6. Speaking of the playoffs, Mack and Shaun then take a look at that crowded AFC Wild Card chase, as well as things on the NFc side, where San Fran and Arizona look to be destined for a fight to the finish for the 6 spot. The guys then also discuss the losing situation in Washington, and whether or not RGIII should be playing this season. Bobby Gubin joins the fun with his Believe it or Not Segment along with his start ems and sit ems, and last but certainly not least, stays in for the always exciting staff picks. We've got some changes to the leaderboard heading into Week 13, as Pat Burns has surged up the leaderboard with his 4-1 week 12 and now sits dangerous close behind Bobby for first place and just ahead of Kenny for third. Nolan Silbernagel's 1-4 performance last week has broke Kelly Kultys out of the basement as Nolan now sits alone in last place. Staff Pick Standings: Bobby Gubin: (32-14)Pat Burns: (15-12)Kenny Ducey: (26-22)Mack Rosenberg: (18-18)Matt Moro: (18-23)Julian Atienza: (25-32)Kelly Kultys: (20-26)Nolan Silbernagel (15-23) Not Enough to Quality (15 picks): Nick Logerfo: (3-2)DJ Sixsmith: (4-7)Shaun Cohen: (1-4)
Mack Rosenberg & Shaun Cohen Shaun Cohen makes his NFL Friday debut, hosting Week 11's edition with Mack Rosenberg. The guys discussed Thursday night's wild ending and whether the Colts can get back on track after having a few shaky performances. Mack and Shaun then discussed the Giants upcoming matchup with the Aaron Rodgers-less Green Bay Packers. They then moved on to break down the Jets' recent performances as well as debating whether or not Santonio Holmes would have an impact this week. Mack and Shaun also mentioned the recent signing of veteran safety Ed Reed. Giants' beat reporter Eric Mollo and Jets' beat reporter Kris Venezia contributed their weekly team reports. Mack and Shaun then turned their attention to major headlines in the NFL, including the ongoing saga of Jonathan Martin and Richie Incognito as well as the premiere Sunday night football game between the Broncos and the Chiefs. Bobby Gubin joined in for his weekly fantasy spot and a new round of Bobby's Believe it or Not segment. The show wrapped up with staff picks and the updated rankings are listed below. PICK STANDINGS: Bobby Gubin (27-20)Kenny Ducey (21-17)Patrick Burns (8-9)Mack Rosenberg (12-14)Matt Moro (16-20)Nolan Silbernagel (14-19)Julian Atienza (22-30)Kelly Kultys (14-22) Not enough to qualify: Nick Logerfo (3-2)DJ Sixsmith (4-7)
Mack Rosenberg & Shaun Cohen Shaun Cohen makes his NFL Friday debut, hosting Week 11's edition with Mack Rosenberg. The guys discussed Thursday night's wild ending and whether the Colts can get back on track after having a few shaky performances. Mack and Shaun then discussed the Giants upcoming matchup with the Aaron Rodgers-less Green Bay Packers. They then moved on to break down the Jets' recent performances as well as debating whether or not Santonio Holmes would have an impact this week. Mack and Shaun also mentioned the recent signing of veteran safety Ed Reed. Giants' beat reporter Eric Mollo and Jets' beat reporter Kris Venezia contributed their weekly team reports. Mack and Shaun then turned their attention to major headlines in the NFL, including the ongoing saga of Jonathan Martin and Richie Incognito as well as the premiere Sunday night football game between the Broncos and the Chiefs. Bobby Gubin joined in for his weekly fantasy spot and a new round of Bobby's Believe it or Not segment. The show wrapped up with staff picks and the updated rankings are listed below. PICK STANDINGS: Bobby Gubin (27-20)Kenny Ducey (21-17)Patrick Burns (8-9)Mack Rosenberg (12-14)Matt Moro (16-20)Nolan Silbernagel (14-19)Julian Atienza (22-30)Kelly Kultys (14-22) Not enough to qualify: Nick Logerfo (3-2)DJ Sixsmith (4-7)
Kenny Ducey and Nolan Silbernagel disscuss Geno Smith's incosistency and the rollercoaster ride that has been this Jets season. The guys and beat reporter Kris Venezia tell you what to expect from Gang Green going up aginst the 6-1 Saints. While the Giants are on their bye week, beat reporter Eric Mollo delivers his most interesting Giant report of the year. USA Today's Jim Corbett joins the guys to disscuss the landscape of the league and hand out some midseason awards. Jim also talks about the injury to Cincinnati's Geno Atkins, the return of 49ers' Aldon Smith, and Dez Bryant's sideline pump-up speech/tantrum. They also put the Kansas City's 8-0 start under the microscope.
Kenny Ducey and Nolan Silbernagel disscuss Geno Smith's incosistency and the rollercoaster ride that has been this Jets season. The guys and beat reporter Kris Venezia tell you what to expect from Gang Green going up aginst the 6-1 Saints. While the Giants are on their bye week, beat reporter Eric Mollo delivers his most interesting Giant report of the year. USA Today's Jim Corbett joins the guys to disscuss the landscape of the league and hand out some midseason awards. Jim also talks about the injury to Cincinnati's Geno Atkins, the return of 49ers' Aldon Smith, and Dez Bryant's sideline pump-up speech/tantrum. They also put the Kansas City's 8-0 start under the microscope.
Kenny Ducey and Nolan Silbernagel bring you another week of One on One's NFL Friday. To start Week 8, the guys talk about the Thursday Night matchup, how things just keep getting worse for Tampa Bay, and the realistic outlook of the rest of the Panters season. Kenny and Nolan then move on to the Jets with Kris Venezia's weekly report, and discuss at length how the controversial call on a late Nick Folk FG attempt affected the game and the aftermath of Gang Green's win over the Pats last week, along with some predictions on the week 8 matchup with Cincinnatti. Its then time for the Giants report with Eric Mollo, and guest Conor Orr of the Newark Star-Ledger talks to the guys about all things Big Blue. The guys then talk about some general NFL storylines, including the Broncos first loss of the season, the terrible quarterback situation in Minnesota, and the Rams reaching out to a former NFL quarterback named Favre. Bobby Gubin then joins the crew for his fantasy football believe it or not segment, and then we end off the show with the staff picks of the top Week 8 matchups.
Kenny Ducey and Nolan Silbernagel bring you another week of One on One's NFL Friday. To start Week 8, the guys talk about the Thursday Night matchup, how things just keep getting worse for Tampa Bay, and the realistic outlook of the rest of the Panters season. Kenny and Nolan then move on to the Jets with Kris Venezia's weekly report, and discuss at length how the controversial call on a late Nick Folk FG attempt affected the game and the aftermath of Gang Green's win over the Pats last week, along with some predictions on the week 8 matchup with Cincinnatti. Its then time for the Giants report with Eric Mollo, and guest Conor Orr of the Newark Star-Ledger talks to the guys about all things Big Blue. The guys then talk about some general NFL storylines, including the Broncos first loss of the season, the terrible quarterback situation in Minnesota, and the Rams reaching out to a former NFL quarterback named Favre. Bobby Gubin then joins the crew for his fantasy football believe it or not segment, and then we end off the show with the staff picks of the top Week 8 matchups.
Kenny Ducey and Mack Rosenberg kick off another week of One on One's NFL Friday. To start Week 7, the guys discuss the Thursday Night matchup and how the Seahawks were able to take down the Cardinals on the road. The guys then talk about some general NFL storylines, including Jim Irsay's controversial comment on Peyton Manning ahead of the QB's return to Indy and whether or not Michael Vick will lose his starting spot to Nick Foles. Kenny and Mack then move on to the Jets with Kris Venezia's weekly report, and bring in New York Post columnist Mark Cannizzaro to discuss some Gang Green headlines this week and the upcoming matchup with the Patriots. After talking with Mark the guys shift to the Giants, and discuss whether week 7 is the week the G-men finally get a win, with as always Eric Mollo's weekly report. Bobby Gubin then joins the crew to discuss all things fantasy football, and sticks around for the staff picks to end the show. STAFF STANDINGS: Bobby Gubin 17-8Kenny Ducey 11-10Mack Rosenberg 8-7Nolan Silbernagel 7-8Matt Moro 11-14Kelly Kultys 8-12Julian Atienza 12-18 Not Enough to Qualify (Need 15 picks) Nick Logerfo 3-2DJ Sixsmith 4-7
Kenny Ducey and Mack Rosenberg kick off another week of One on One's NFL Friday. To start Week 7, the guys discuss the Thursday Night matchup and how the Seahawks were able to take down the Cardinals on the road. The guys then talk about some general NFL storylines, including Jim Irsay's controversial comment on Peyton Manning ahead of the QB's return to Indy and whether or not Michael Vick will lose his starting spot to Nick Foles. Kenny and Mack then move on to the Jets with Kris Venezia's weekly report, and bring in New York Post columnist Mark Cannizzaro to discuss some Gang Green headlines this week and the upcoming matchup with the Patriots. After talking with Mark the guys shift to the Giants, and discuss whether week 7 is the week the G-men finally get a win, with as always Eric Mollo's weekly report. Bobby Gubin then joins the crew to discuss all things fantasy football, and sticks around for the staff picks to end the show. STAFF STANDINGS: Bobby Gubin 17-8Kenny Ducey 11-10Mack Rosenberg 8-7Nolan Silbernagel 7-8Matt Moro 11-14Kelly Kultys 8-12Julian Atienza 12-18 Not Enough to Qualify (Need 15 picks) Nick Logerfo 3-2DJ Sixsmith 4-7
Kenny Ducey and DJ Sixsmith welcome you in for another edition of NFL Friday, and start off by breaking down the Browns win over the Bills last night, 37-24. The guys take a look at the costly injuries to both Browns QB Brian Hoyer and Bills QB EJ Manuel, and whether either team will look to bring in a veteran to fill the voids. The guys then bring in WFUV alum Nick Kostos of Siruis Radio and Bleacher Report to discuss all the top stories this week in the NFL. Aftet talking general NFL Kenny and DJ move on to the Jets, their depleted receiving core, the state of running game with Bilal Powell, and their chances against the Falcons Monday night, with the weekly Jets report with beat reporter Kris Venezia. We then move on to talking about the Giants, and the guys talk about their chances the G-Men fall to 0-5, with the Giants report from beat reporter Eric Mollo. Bobby Gubin joins Kenny and DJ with his Believe it or Not segment and his start 'ems and sit 'ems in Week 5 of your fantasy football league, with a little insight of how the guys are doing in the WFUV league. To close out the show as always, we give the staff picks for this week and our upset picks. STANDINGS: Nolan Silbernagel 7-8 (.467)Julian Atienza 8-11 (.421) Not Enough to Qualify (Need 15 picks) Bobby Gubin 10-4 Nick Logerfo 3-2 Kenny Ducey 3-2 Kelly Kultys 4-5 Mack Rosenberg 5-5 DJ Sixsmith 2-3 Matt Moro 4-10
Kenny Ducey and DJ Sixsmith welcome you in for another edition of NFL Friday, and start off by breaking down the Browns win over the Bills last night, 37-24. The guys take a look at the costly injuries to both Browns QB Brian Hoyer and Bills QB EJ Manuel, and whether either team will look to bring in a veteran to fill the voids. The guys then bring in WFUV alum Nick Kostos of Siruis Radio and Bleacher Report to discuss all the top stories this week in the NFL. Aftet talking general NFL Kenny and DJ move on to the Jets, their depleted receiving core, the state of running game with Bilal Powell, and their chances against the Falcons Monday night, with the weekly Jets report with beat reporter Kris Venezia. We then move on to talking about the Giants, and the guys talk about their chances the G-Men fall to 0-5, with the Giants report from beat reporter Eric Mollo. Bobby Gubin joins Kenny and DJ with his Believe it or Not segment and his start 'ems and sit 'ems in Week 5 of your fantasy football league, with a little insight of how the guys are doing in the WFUV league. To close out the show as always, we give the staff picks for this week and our upset picks. STANDINGS: Nolan Silbernagel 7-8 (.467)Julian Atienza 8-11 (.421) Not Enough to Qualify (Need 15 picks) Bobby Gubin 10-4 Nick Logerfo 3-2 Kenny Ducey 3-2 Kelly Kultys 4-5 Mack Rosenberg 5-5 DJ Sixsmith 2-3 Matt Moro 4-10
Kenny Ducey and Nolan Silbernagel breakdown the return of the 49ers in San Francisco's victory of the St. Louis Rams 35-11. The guys then preview the Jets chances in their upcoming matchup with the Tennesse Titans, and debate on whether Bilal Powell has shown enough to earn the spot as the #1 man in the backfield. They also discuss Tom Coughlin's comments on whether or not this week's matchup between the Giants and the Chiefs is a must-win, and what the G-Men need to do to jumpstart their rushing attack. The Giants and Jets beat reporters Kris Venezia and Eric Mollo also gave their weekly reports. Our Fantasy expert Bobby Gubin told us in his "Bobby's Believe It or Not" segment who he thinks will live up to their previous impress performances and who won't live up to the hype, including a couple of important offensive pieces for the Jets. He then discusses with the crew who to start and who to sit, and as always stuck around for the staff's picks segment to finsih off the show. After prodcuer Kelly Kultys was the only one to correctly pick her upset in last week's show (Colts over the 49ers) we all discuss which game we think this week's shocker will be. 2013 Staff Picks Standings: Nolan Silbernagel 7-8 (.467) Not Enough to Qualify (Need 15 picks) Julian Atienza 7-7Bobby Gubin 6-3Nick Logerfo 3-2Kenny Ducey 3-2Kelly Kultys 2-2Mack Rosenberg 2-3DJ Sixsmith 2-3Matt Moro 2-7 Listen below, or Download on iTunes.
Kenny Ducey and Nolan Silbernagel breakdown the return of the 49ers in San Francisco's victory of the St. Louis Rams 35-11. The guys then preview the Jets chances in their upcoming matchup with the Tennesse Titans, and debate on whether Bilal Powell has shown enough to earn the spot as the #1 man in the backfield. They also discuss Tom Coughlin's comments on whether or not this week's matchup between the Giants and the Chiefs is a must-win, and what the G-Men need to do to jumpstart their rushing attack. The Giants and Jets beat reporters Kris Venezia and Eric Mollo also gave their weekly reports. Our Fantasy expert Bobby Gubin told us in his "Bobby's Believe It or Not" segment who he thinks will live up to their previous impress performances and who won't live up to the hype, including a couple of important offensive pieces for the Jets. He then discusses with the crew who to start and who to sit, and as always stuck around for the staff's picks segment to finsih off the show. After prodcuer Kelly Kultys was the only one to correctly pick her upset in last week's show (Colts over the 49ers) we all discuss which game we think this week's shocker will be. 2013 Staff Picks Standings: Nolan Silbernagel 7-8 (.467) Not Enough to Qualify (Need 15 picks) Julian Atienza 7-7Bobby Gubin 6-3Nick Logerfo 3-2Kenny Ducey 3-2Kelly Kultys 2-2Mack Rosenberg 2-3DJ Sixsmith 2-3Matt Moro 2-7 Listen below, or Download on iTunes.
Kenny Ducey and Nolan Silbernagel break down the Eagles loss last night and discuss whether or not Alex Smith is a premier starting quarterback. The guys were then joined by Paul Schwartz of the New York Post to dicuss the Giants rough start, Brandon Jacobs impact on the team, and whether or not fans should be concerned about the play of Eli Manning going forward. The guys also talk about the Giants' chances this Sunday against the Carolina Panthers, and Eric Mollo gave us his thought on Big Blue in his weekly Giants report. Kris Venezia did the same with Gang Green after Kenny and Nolan broke down the upcoming rookie QB between Geno Smith and EJ Manuel of the Bills. Finally, our fantasy expert Bobby Gubin told us to expect great things from Martellus Bennet going forward in his "Bobby's Believe or Not" segment, told us who to start and who to sit in this week's matchups, and then stuck around for our staff picks segment to wrap up the show. Listen below, or Download on iTunes.
Kenny Ducey and Nolan Silbernagel break down the Eagles loss last night and discuss whether or not Alex Smith is a premier starting quarterback. The guys were then joined by Paul Schwartz of the New York Post to dicuss the Giants rough start, Brandon Jacobs impact on the team, and whether or not fans should be concerned about the play of Eli Manning going forward. The guys also talk about the Giants' chances this Sunday against the Carolina Panthers, and Eric Mollo gave us his thought on Big Blue in his weekly Giants report. Kris Venezia did the same with Gang Green after Kenny and Nolan broke down the upcoming rookie QB between Geno Smith and EJ Manuel of the Bills. Finally, our fantasy expert Bobby Gubin told us to expect great things from Martellus Bennet going forward in his "Bobby's Believe or Not" segment, told us who to start and who to sit in this week's matchups, and then stuck around for our staff picks segment to wrap up the show. Listen below, or Download on iTunes.
Jake Kring-Schreifels and Kris Venezia talk to Fordham Athletic Director David Roach in his monthly sit down on One on One.
Fordham falls to Harvard on the road 73-64. Mack Rosenberg and Alex Smith are joined by Associate Head Coach David Duke after the close loss to the Crimson. Jake Kring-Schreifels and Kris Venezia take calls in this extended edition of the One on One Postgame Report.
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