Podcast appearances and mentions of marc sterne

“Empathy” Chatter rolls into the holidays with David, Torie, Marc Sterne and our favorite Mayor Jud Ashman.  Book news (COB authors continue to crush “best of” lists) and holiday gift ideas start things off.  Jud pitches us all on poetry – Billy Collins might just be the exception (and who knew Marc was a fan?).  Rebecca Renner zooms in with “Gator Country,” her fascinating and beautifully written look at the complex intertwining of people, creatures, and plants all struggling to survive.

“Harrowing.” Chatter rolls with Torie, Jud Ashman, Marc Sterne, and Lily Martin.  Jud and the Gaithersburg Book Festival team already looking ahead to 2024.  Marc schools the gang on big generational changes in tennis and the graciousness of a runner up. Lawyer turned writer Philip Jett zooms in to share “Stranded in the Sky – The Untold Story of Pan Am Luxury Airliners Trapped on the Day of Infamy.” Jett combines meticulous research with deft storytelling. “Stranded in the Sky” brings vivid accounts of the most luxurious airliners in the world trapped in the vast Pacific Ocean as the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and other targets.

The show today features three interviews highlighted by Kevin's conversation with London Fletcher. London talked about his career while revealing a few things that many of you will be surprised by. He also previewed the upcoming inaugural season for the Washington Commanders. He defended Dan Snyder talking about his relationship with the owner and more. After London, ESPN's "Stanford Steve" Coughlin jumped on to talk College Football which includes a very surprising College Football Playoff pick. Marc Sterne called in from the US Open in New York to talk Serena Williams to finish up the show. Kevin also opened the show with some thoughts on the games last night, some breaking news on Kam Curl, and his College Football "Smell Test" picks for this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Serving other people.” Marc Sterne joins David and Torie as Chatter rolls through a very hot July. Marc debriefs the upcoming Citi Open. Torie predicts another best seller for Michelle Obama, and everyone talks self-help. Best selling author Alex Kershaw zooms in with “Against All Odds,” his gripping account of four of the most decorated soldiers of World War II. A master of detail and the battle narrative, Kershaw knows why soldiers fight and what's important. 

Segment 4 - Marc Sterne joins Kevin to discuss Wimbledon Segment 5 - Kevin is fed up with Ron Rivera acting like all the bad things that have plagued a once-proud franchise happened before he got there Segment 6 - House from DC joins to discuss the insane provisions in Bradley Beal's contract

“Inspiring” Torie, David and COB alum Marc Sterne kick off the show with Dolly. David wins the “Classics redone by YA” pop quiz. Once an aspiring cartoonist and now a best selling author several times over, Erik Larson zooms in to talk about “The Splendid and the Vile,” his spell-binding take on Churchill and the battle to save Britain. Meticulous research and immensely readable writing bring readers into Churchill's most inner circle during the darkest days. Comparisons to Zelensky are inevitable.

Kevin and Thom today opened with George Mason's upset win over Maryland last night in College Park. Some Wizards and more in the opening segment too. Then it was Ron Rivera's description of Chase Young and Montez Sweat's replacements that caught the ears of Kevin and Thom. They also talked some Heinicke and the most heartbreaking loss in WFT history. In the final segment of the show, Marc Sterne (aka Nigel from the Tony Kornheiser Show) jumped on to talk about the day that his impersonation of Christopher Walken on Kevin and Thom's "Sports Fix" show became national news.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley chats with "Tony Kornheiser Show" personality Marc Sterne (a.k.a. Nigel) about the 10th anniversary of the time he fooled Hollywood with his Christopher Walken impersonation on the D.C. radio airwaves.

Kevin opened today with the amazing run of individual performances from the NBA Playoffs. He played the Chase Young answers from yesterday's press conference as to why he didn't post for any of the OTA days and reacted. Then, Marc Sterne (aka Nigel) joined the show for some Tony Kornheiser Show reminiscing and a lot more.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Plausible“ It’s a Chatter reunion as Marc Sterne and Jamie McIntyre join David Aldridge and Torie to talk books in a minute and Magic Mike’s new children’s book – really? Best selling author Admiral James Stavridis returns, this time with fiction. Co-authored with Elliot Ackerman, 2034: A Novel of the Next World War, informs, alarms and brings new meaning to a cautionary tale.

“It’s about bravery.” Spring breaks with Chatter. Erica Wright and Marc Sterne join David and Torie to talk post pandemic plans and new reading rituals. Best selling fictional history writer Stephanie Dray shares the research and back stories behind “The Women of Chateau Lafayette,” the true story of a castle in France and the remarkable women bound by its legacy. Deserted Island goes on the road with travel adventures.

“Let’s Talk About the Nun.” Chatter alum Marc Sterne joins David and Torie and reminds them of just how well read he is. They discuss the NCAA’s total lack of shame when it comes to women and business books that might actually be useful.  Decorated combat Marine and bestselling author Bing West enthralls and inspires with his latest, The Last Platoon. Marines defend a tiny base in a fight to the death with drug lords, Taliban and politics. Having “been there and done that,” West brings stunning accuracy to this graphic odyssey.

It's an Australian Open Preview show on Just For Sport. Jumoke is joined by the Washington Post's Ava Wallace, WTOP's Frank Hanrahan, and Macr Sterne, AKA Nigel on the Tony Kornheiser Show. They talk favorites, sleepers to win the championship and answer some burning questions. How will the postponement of the warmup tournaments effect the players routine mentally and physically? Will the Australian Open start on time? Can Serena tie Margaret Court down under? Will the quarantine effect Djokovic's chance of winning his eighth title? Which American player will have the best showing? Do you love a good five-set match?

Czabe reunites in person for the first time in years with former producer Jay Cottrell and former 980 co-worker Marc Sterne of the Tony Kornheiser podcast and alter ego of "Nigel" the cheeky brit. Radio stories and industry chatter ensues.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

“Oh my God!” Racing through summer, Chatter Zooms again.   Marc Sterne gets his military history buff-ness on for loyal listeners.   News exec Mark Whitaker joins and breaks down his Washington Post piece on books on race racing up  best sellers lists.  Hollywood vets Jeff Abraham and Burt Kearns talk about the strange and shocking and bizarre deaths of performers on stage in their book The Show Won’t Go On!  The gang does Fourth of July recs for Deserted Island.

Marc Sterne of the Tony Kornheiser Show is the next guest on Just For Sport with Jumoke. They discuss the civil unrest in America, Marc's first break into sports, his work in tennis, producing one the most successful podcasts in America, and when sports might return. 

“Is this time different?” Reflecting the times, David, Torie and Marc Sterne talk about the protests following the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police.  They catch up with Chris Wilson, author, artist, entrepreneur and activist. 

Episode 122 - Jason and Kj take the podcast on the road to Chatter in Washington DC for the third straight year! They are joined by special guests Marc Sterne and Jeanne McManus from the Tony Kornheiser Show. Jeanne and Marc kick off Week in Review with their thoughts on the unofficial kickoff to Jinglefest weekend - Jaime and Rob's wedding! Next, find out if they have a guest when they play Do We Have A Guest? *Hint, they do (see above). Jeanne and Marc answer your questions! Finally, they wrap it all up with Feedback! All that, plus several conversational tangents...Oreos! Amish Donuts! Blue Mints! Candied Nuts! Food talk! Good is up! Twitter: @SpeakTangents, @judofuse (Jason), @buffalo_alice (Kj) Facebook: @SpeakTangents Email: speakingoftangentspodcast@gmail.com Leave us a review on iTunes. Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

Episode 122 - Jason and Kj take the podcast on the road to Chatter in Washington DC for the third straight year! They are joined by special guests Marc Sterne and Jeanne McManus from the Tony Kornheiser Show. Jeanne and Marc kick off Week in Review with their thoughts on the unofficial kickoff to Jinglefest weekend - Jaime and Rob’s wedding! Next, find out if they have a guest when they play Do We Have A Guest? *Hint, they do (see above). Jeanne and Marc answer your questions! Finally, they wrap it all up with Feedback! All that, plus several conversational tangents...Oreos! Amish Donuts! Blue Mints! Candied Nuts! Food talk! Good is up! Twitter: @SpeakTangents, @judofuse (Jason), @buffalo_alice (Kj) Facebook: @SpeakTangents Email: speakingoftangentspodcast@gmail.com Leave us a review on iTunes. Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

In Episode 36 of the "Law & Business" Podcast, Anthony and producer Marc Sterne talk about the MillerCoors lawsuit against AB InBev over its "corn syrup" campaign, which started during the Super Bowl. This episode (minisode? miniwebisode?) was recorded at Chatter in Washington, D.C. Thank you, Marc for recording and helping with all the episodes at Chatter. MillerCoors is suing Anheuser Busch InBev, seeking injunctive and other relief for what it calls "a false and misleading advertising campaign targeting Miller Lite and Coors Light." It's the latest step in a brewing marketing feud that began during the Super Bowl. Bud Light, in three spots that aired during the game, attacked MillerCoors' Coors Light and Miller Lite brands by name, noting that those brews use corn syrup. MillerCoors, in its complaint filed in federal court in Wisconsin, said the ads are meant to deceive beer drinkers into thinking its beers contain corn syrup and high-fructose corn syrup in order to boost sales of Bud Light. Plus, it says the ads dilute its trademarks, which would be in violation of the Lanham Act. MillerCoors seeks a halt to the "false and misleading" ad claims and "willful trademark dilution," saying that the ads have diluted the goodwill associated with its brands and have damaged the reputation of the brands. Anthony and Marc discuss the complaint, the false advertising claims, the possible harms to the MillerCoors trademark, and defenses for AB. "AB's purported rationale for this campaign, 'transparency,' is a classic example of corporate double-speak," says AB's complaint. A predicted defense for AB is going be the plain meaning of the words in the advertisement. AB is saying that its Bud Light is not brewed with corn syrup and that MillerCoors' Coors Light is. Predictably, AB will just stick with the plain meaning of those words and that consumers should only hear the words in their denotations, and not their connotations, which is what MillerCoors' lawsuit focuses on. Smaller businesses need to understand that advertising and the use of a competitor's trademark do come with risk. Managing the risk is necessary and understanding the limits of what is not a deceptive and not a misleading ad are necessary also. Here is a lightly-edited transcript of the podcast episode: Anthony Verna: Welcome to this mini episode of the Law and Business podcast. We're still recording from Chatter in DC. How you doing, Marc? Marc Sterne: I'm doing great. Technically, is this not a mini webisode? Anthony Verna: Oh, I see. Okay. Marc Sterne: I'm just trying to stay hip man. Anthony Verna: I know, I know. Marc, thank you for recording with us. And I know we've got a question from the audience. Marc Sterne: Yes, we do have a question regarding the lawsuit involving Budweiser, Miller Coors and corn syrup. Anthony Verna: Let's talk about this particular suit for a second because it's Miller Coors versus Anheuser Busch filed in federal court in Wisconsin and yes, it's about the no corn syrup ads. So, went from dilly dilly and do you have an impression of that one? Marc Sterne: I don't have it. I do like the ads. I don't have an impression for the dilly dilly. I hated them to start. And then they grew on me and I was like… Anthony Verna: No, I could easily see that because it's a very, it's a well-crafted campaign that, of course, has now mutated into a second campaign. And Anheuser Busch even did some really fun things with that ad campaign. Like when there was a trademark infringer on a dilly dilly, Anheuser Busch actually sent a guy in a knight's outfit and he even opened a scroll and he read aloud the cease and desist letter. Marc Sterne: And that's how you deal with issues. Anthony Verna: It was absolutely fantastic. And that turned into a viral video, so you could even find that online, but it's now mutated from this dilly dilly, but keeping the same characters and it started during th...

Welcome to Chatter on Books! Hosted by Torie Clarke and Marc Sterne, this weekly podcast will meet every Monday at 5:30 at the restaurant Chatter in Washington DC (on the corner of Wisconsin and Jenifer Streets if you want to come by and join in on the fun!) Every week there will interviews with authors, as well as lively discussions about what we are reading - what we love and what we hate! This show will be many things, but boring won't be one of them!

Episode 45 - This week, Kj and Jason take the podcast on the road with their first ever live episode, at Chatter in DC! They begin with Week in Review where they discuss where in the world is Kj this week, and food (of course.) Next, find out if they have a guest when they play Do We Have A Guest? (Spoiler alert: they do- it's Marc Sterne of the Tony Kornheiser Show!) (11:00)! Later, Marc joins them for Part 3 of our movie quiz trilogy (40:30)! They wrap it all up with Feedback and more ridiculous Amazon reviews (1:07:00)! All that, plus several conversational tangents... Twitter: @SpeakTangents, @judofuse (Jason), @buffalo_alice (Kj) Facebook: @SpeakTangents Email: speakingoftangentspodcast@gmail.com Website: www.speakingoftangents.com Leave us a review on iTunes. Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

Episode 45 - This week, Kj and Jason take the podcast on the road with their first ever live episode, at Chatter in DC! They begin with Week in Review where they discuss where in the world is Kj this week, and food (of course.) Next, find out if they have a guest when they play Do We Have A Guest? (Spoiler alert: they do- it's Marc Sterne of the Tony Kornheiser Show!) (11:00)! Later, Marc joins them for Part 3 of our movie quiz trilogy (40:30)! They wrap it all up with Feedback and more ridiculous Amazon reviews (1:07:00)! All that, plus several conversational tangents... Twitter: @SpeakTangents, @judofuse (Jason), @buffalo_alice (Kj) Facebook: @SpeakTangents Email: speakingoftangentspodcast@gmail.com Website: www.speakingoftangents.com Leave us a review on iTunes. Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

In their latest show, Bram Weinstein & Marc Sterne lament the sudden end of Grantland, the Green By Packers bullying a beat reporter, and the Mets epic choke-job. Ultimately, we find hope in a love story made for the Big Ten Network: Kate & Brandon, the Michigan message board marriage. See the video at ESPN: http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=13999967 Tweet the show at http://twitter.com/talkingheadsbw. Our hosts are http://twitter.com/realbramw & http://twitter.com/marcsterne.—Talking Heads is brought you by the SeatGeek app, available in app stores and at http://seatgeek.com. Enter code TALKING in the app to for a $20 rebate off your first ticket purchase. We are also sponsored by FanDuel. Enter promo code TALKING at http://FanDuel.com for up to $200 in bonus cash.

There’s no better place for our resident pair of degenerates to record their latest show than the racetrack. Bram Weinstein and Marc Sterne posted up at Laurel Park for Maryland Millions Day, and turned it into a family affair by taking wild race predictions from a nearby pair of mother-daughter prognosticators. The guys also dice up the Philadelphia 76ers absurd shoot-the-moon draft strategy and muse on the possibility that Back to the Future 2 actually foretold the Chicago Cubs playoff run. Tweet the show at http://twitter.com/talkingheadsbw or our hosts individually at http://twitter.com/bramespn & http://twitter.com/marcsterne, let us know what you want to hear on Talking Heads next week.—Talking Heads is brought you by the SeatGeek app, available in app stores and at http://seatgeek.com. Enter code TALKING in the app to for a $20 rebate off your first ticket purchase. We are also sponsored by FanDuel. Enter promo code TALKING at http://FanDuel.com for up to $200 in bonus cash.

On Monday, Bram Weinstein and Marc Sterne opined about the fate of Steve Sarkisian, whose drinking problem had become a very public spectacle at USC. Twenty-four hours later, Athletic Director Pat Haden dismissed his head coach, prompting Bram to deliver updated thoughts on what will happen now, as the media’s inevitable spasms of assumption and tabloid journalism take hold. Then, Bram and Marc welcome TNT’s David Aldridge to recall the Gilbert Arenas era in Washington and the infamous guns-in-the-locker-room incident that came awfully close to a real tragedy. Also up for discussion, Mike Francesca shaming an emotional Mets fan, and the absurd bust-up between Matt Barnes, small forward for the Memphis Grizzlies & Derek Fisher, coach of the LA Lakers. Write us at talkingheads@slate.com or tweet our hosts http://twitter.com/BramESPN and http://twitter.com/marcsterne.--Talking Heads is brought you by FanDuel. Enter promo code TALKING at http://FanDuel.com for up to $200 in bonus cash. We are also sponsored by the SeatGeek app, available in app stores and at http://seatgeek.com. Enter code TALKING in the app to for a $20 rebate off your first ticket purchase.

As women are wrongly barred from NFL locker rooms, unfairly ridiculed for taking selfies at baseball games, and sexually harassed by their college coaches, they have found a new champion: Bram Weinstein. Then again, cheering on the female gender is nothing new for our host, who recounts the story of his college transformation into the official “Chi guy” - a mascot of sorts - for Alpha Chi Omega, the very same sorority being lambasted for their “anti-social” behavior at the Diamondbacks game. Speaking of mascots, Bram & Marc Sterne discuss the plight of Ragnar, the beloved Minnesota Vikings mascot with Minneapolis Star-Tribune reporter Michael Rand, and the guys also review the foolishness of a certain priest’s violent NFL fanaticism. Write us at talkingheads@slate.com or tweet our hosts http://twitter.com/BramESPN and http://twitter.com/marcsterne.--Talking Heads is brought you by FanDuel. Enter promo code TALKING at http://FanDuel.com for up to $200 in bonus cash. We are also sponsored by the SeatGeek app, available in app stores and at http://seatgeek.com. Enter code TALKING in the app to for a $20 rebate off your first ticket purchase.

Little did Jonathan Papelbon know when he began this season that he would end it as a Washington National, not to mention that he would choke their season away. Even less foreseeable is that the choke would be a literal one, with Papelbon’s hand somehow ending up around the neck of golden boy Bryce Harper. Bram Weinstein & Marc Sterne muse on the unfortunate trend of the Nats adopting the inept characteristics of their crosstown football cousins. Bram records from his basement in Connecticut, and speaks candidly about the sad state of DC sports and its  role in his decision to “turn the page” on a career move back to his hometown…for now. Then, the definitive debate on Pete Rose with SI’s Kostya Kennedy, author of “Pete Rose: An American Dilemma” in which we discuss whether or not Charlie Hustle finally deserves a shot at a Cooperstown ballot. Spoiler alert: He does. And finally… deviant, unsavory things we find compelling on the internet. Write us at talkingheads@slate.com or tweet our hosts http://twitter.com/BramESPN and http://twitter.com/marcsterne.--Talking Heads is brought you by FanDuel. Enter promo code TALKING at http://FanDuel.com for up to $200 in bonus cash. We are also sponsored by the SeatGeek app, available in app stores and at http://seatgeek.com. Enter code TALKING in the app to for a $20 rebate off your first ticket purchase.  

Upon learning that beloved Red Sox announcer Don Orsillo would not be re-signed, our host Bram Weinstein spun into a self-described career crisis. “Do sportscasters matter anymore? Do we exist? I don’t know, I’m sitting my basement!” Our resident Red Sox fanatic Marc Sterne chimes in and then gets Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald on the phone for a deep dive on the entire Orsillo/NESN debacle. Then, Bram and Marc get into the cops trolling a crazy Alabama fan, and finally, they muse about Chip Kelly restoring swagger at “The U.” Drake is invoked. Let us know what you think of the show. Write talkingheads@slate.com or tweet our hosts http://twitter.com/BramESPN and http://twitter.com/marcsterne. - Talking Heads is brought you by FanDuel. Enter promo code TALKING at http://FanDuel.com for up to $200 in bonus cash. We are also sponsored by the SeatGeek app, available in app stores and at http://seatgeek.com. Enter code TALKING in the app to for a $20 rebate off your first ticket purchase.

In their first show, Bram Weinstein and Marc Sterne ask Chris Cillizza of The Washington Post if the news media has fallen for Donald trump the way the sports media fell for Tim Tebow. Plus, this one time at band camp, we accidentally penetrated our rival…we’ll explore the controversy of Kansas State’s-alleged-Starship Enterprise, with Michael Barasch of http://CollegeMarching.com. Talking Heads is the best sports show ever. Tweet your agreement or dissent to our intrepid hosts http://twitter.com/BramESPN and http://twitter.com/marcsterne. — Talking Heads is sponsored by FanDuel. Enter promo code TALKING at http://FanDuel.com for up to $200 in bonus cash. We are also sponsored by the SeatGeek app, available in app stores and at http://seatgeek.com. Enter code TALKING in the app to for a $20 rebate off your first ticket purchase. Music by: Alexander Lewis [http://soundcloud.com/alexanderjlewis] & BrassTracks [http://soundcloud.com/brasstracks] courtesy Trapdoor Records [http://trapdoorrecords.com]