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Sam Webb, Steve Lorenz, and Brice Marich break down Michigan's epic visit weekend. The trio shares the latest post-visit rumblings on five-star targets Domani Jackson, Josh Conerly, and Walter Nolen. Jackson's father Randy joins the podcast as on this week's feature interviews. The crew then turns its attention to Michigan's major surges with Kenneth Grant and Amorion Walker. Plus in-depth discussions on Joshua Josephs, Damani Dent, Dane Key and several top 2023 & 2024 visitors. 5-star WR Jalen Brown is the episode's second feature interview. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Things discussed: Welcome back Brian. Thank you, John Donovan. Our defense had it easy. Mazi and Hinton came in for Aidan-like scores but CONTEXT. Hello there Rod Moore. Junior Colson less encouraging. Ryan Hayes PAVED. Counter worked, why stop? What does this say about the passing game? They clearly don't have much confidence in it. Seth: You play an opponent. Washington had safeties way back. Michigan has RUNNING BACKS. Hockey recruiting: the Alabama of hockey, except recruiting matters less in this.

Chelsea's celebrating a birthday today so Jay and Allyson sent her on a scavenger hunt! Find out what toys are finalists to be inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame. What do we do in the bathroom aside from going to the bathroom?

Everyone wants to talk about the 'dry heat' in Vegas but is it really comfortable to be hanging out in 107 degree weather?!

Jay is in Las Vegas and has a question about plane etiquette. He also spotted Celine Dion's house!

This week on The Average Conservationist Podcast, Marcus welcomes Gael Sanchez. Gael is the owner of 2% Certified Cactus Quoll Creations. The two talk about Gael's job as a Wildlife Biologist here in Michigan and what led her down that path. As a self taught silversmith, Gael draws from her experience as a biologist to create unique, one of a kind jewelry for anyone who loves the outdoors. While working in the field of conservation as her full time job, she has also made the commitment to giving back through her own company and using the help of her customers and followers to find new organizations that she can support. If you're looking for some new jewelry, be sure and check them out! The Average Conservationist is powered by Simple Cast.

This week on The Average Conservationist Podcast, Marcus welcomes Gael Sanchez. Gael is the owner of 2% Certified Cactus Quoll Creations. The two talk about Gael's job as a Wildlife Biologist here in Michigan and what led her down that path. As a self taught silversmith, Gael draws from her experience as a biologist to create unique, one of a kind jewelry for anyone who loves the outdoors. While working in the field of conservation as her full time job, she has also made the commitment to giving back through her own company and using the help of her customers and followers to find new organizations that she can support. If you're looking for some new jewelry, be sure and check them out! The Average Conservationist is powered by Simple Cast.

Brian is in for Jon this week, and he catches up with current U-M medical student Sam Grewe, who won a gold medal in the high jump at the Paralympics Games a few weeks ago. Grewe discusses his decision to amputate his right leg in seventh grade (2:00), the process of transitioning to adaptive sports as a teenager (6:00), his memories from the day he won gold (10:00), and his professional goals in the medical field (15:00). This interview was made possible thanks to our friends at Michigan Medicine and their "Michigan Answers Spotlight" feature on our football radio broadcasts this season. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to episode eighty-nine of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast!On the show this week we have our course preview for Ödyssey Swimrun Ludington. We're joined by special guests Aaron Palaian and John Stevens from the Ödyssey crew to talk us through their newest race and share some great training tips for this unique course. Trust us, this race sounds like it's going to be dope!PURE MICHIGAN MAKES FOR PURE SWIMRUNNINGMuch Like Ödyssey Swimrun Mackinac Island, Ludington offers Swimrunners an opportunity to explore a very cool part of the state of Michigan. Aaron shared with us how he settled on the coast of Lake Michigan to host a Swimrun and why Ludington will be an awesome venue for athletes and families.Travelling to Ludington is pretty straightforward with several airport options. Lodging is also straightforward as Ludington has a lot of options.SAND IS YOUR FRIEND (or at least keep telling yourself that)We are lucky to have the only person to have actually ran and swam on the course, John Stevens, to walk us through each leg of the race for both the long and short course. The short course meets up with the long course at Swim 4 (of the long course) and follows the same course to the finish line so we will only mention Run 1 of the short course separately.The long course clocks in at 19.33 miles with 16.2 miles of running and 3.13 miles of swimming with 1,500ft of elevation gain. The short course is 10.68 miles long with 8.55 miles of running and 2.13 miles of swimming with 750ft of elevation gain.Both courses feature a variety of terrains that should make for a super fun event. As you listen to the leg by leg breakdown, we recommend looking at the course map to help orient yourself and visualize what you will experience on race day.Annotated Leg By Leg BreakdownLONG COURSERun 1 (1.45mi)“Urban running” through the downtown LudingtonThere will be some sidewalk traffic involvedSwim 1 (650m/711yd)Coldest swim of the day (Mid to upper 50 degrees Fahrenheit) Pretty straight forward swim along the beachRun 2 (2.15mi)First half is on roadsBack half of the run is a paved trail through the woodsSwim 2 (565m/618yd)The lake is really darkRun 3 (2.05m)Last run on the roads for a whileSand dune climb at the end of the runSwim 3 (400m/437yd)“Steven's Lake”Swimming though an old quarryRun 4 (3.75mi)Aid station at the start of the runRunning on trails and then on sand towards the endSHORT COURSE Run 1 (1.75mi)This first run is a doozyThere are some wooden platforms at the start that can be very slippery when wetThere are some sand trails towards the middleA “crazy” sand dune climb at the end of the runSwim 4 (1,365m/1,493yd)You swim under a bridge near the startIt's a pretty shallow swim on the second halfRun 5 (.40mi)Straight up a 200 meter sand dune at the start of the run“Embrace the suck.” -- John StevensSwim 5 (200m/219yd)Nice and short!Run 6 (3.25mi)This run has it all! It goes from woods to sand to the oceanLots of sand hereYou'll run through some shallow poolsAwesome climb at the end over a ridge that will give you a cool view of the Big Sable Point LighthouseSwim 6 (250m/273yd)This swim is around the Big Sable Point LighthouseThis swim might be cancelled if the conditions are too gnarlyÖdyssey will make the call on race dayRun 7 (3.0mi)Dirt road runIt's exposed so it could be hot if the sun is outDefinitely hit the aid station at the start of the runSwim 7 (1,610m/1,761yd)This swim is down river so it should be pretty fastNear the end of the swim you go under a low bridge that can be a little nerve rackingRun 8 (.15mi)Sweet little beach run to the finish lineDO IT FOR THE ICE CREAM!John Stevens shared a couple key workout sessions that will help athletes prepare for the demands of the Ludington course. He recommends some high tempo running mixed with some hill work such as a running workout consisting of 6-8x 30 second hard uphill into an extended 4-5 minute tempo effort. The swims are pretty straight forward so being comfortable with the distance and being able to apply some power will serve athletes well.As far as a key Swimrun workout, John recommends doing a couple of rounds consisting of a 300yd swim at race effort with a fast transition into a hard 1-2 minute uphill and then settle into some race effort tempo running for a 1 mile.CLOSING THOUGHTSThis race looks great and we give major kudos to Aaron, John and the rest of the Ödyssey crew for finding such an awesome location to host a Swimrun. All the different types of terrain that this event offers is very unique and will make for a great adventure for everyone that will toe the line. Huge thanks for Aaron and John for taking the time to help us put this course preview together. These episodes are an iterative process so please let us know what you think about this evolving format.That's it for this week's show. If you are enjoying the Löw Tide Böyz, be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast player and leave us a five-star review. You can find us on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, and on YouTube. You can also follow our meme page on Instagram. Email us at lowtideboyz@gmail.com with any feedback and/or suggestions. Finally, you can support our efforts on Patreon…if you feel so inclined.Thanks for listening and see you out there!-  Chip and Chris

Rob Sims and Calvin Johnson, Jr used to be teammates on the Detroit Lions. Now they run a Michigan cannabis company called Primitiv together. Their brand is focused on understanding how medical marijuana can ease pain, especially among professional athletes. Primitiv recently collaborated with Harvard University to research how cannabis helps people with CTE, a brain disease associated with repeated traumatic brain injuries. Rob Sims joins the show to talk why he got into the business and the secret club of NFL weed smokers.

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain visit with Christian Caple of The Athletic talking about everything Washington Huskies football and the offensive problems so far, discuss how to replicate the atmosphere at Michigan last week in Seattle, then listen and react to texts.

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain visit with Christian Caple of The Athletic talking about everything Washington Huskies football and the offensive problems so far, discuss how to replicate the atmosphere at Michigan last week in Seattle, then listen and react to texts.

Christian Caple of The Athletic joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about how and why the Washington Huskies football team is now 0-2, the offensive issues with the team so far, John Donovan's job security, the defensive effort at Michigan and the atmosphere on the road.

My guest today says there is no pressure on Northern Illinois this week in the Big House. They are a program that welcomes the challenge. With us today is the radio play by play voice of Huskies football Bill Baker

Washington head football coach Jimmy Lake talks about the Dawgs' loss to Michigan and looks ahead to Arkansas State on this week's show with Tony Castricone and Dave 'Softy' Mahler.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, we discuss a number of key talking points about the Michigan football team this week, along with previewing the Wolverines' matchup against Northern Illinois. We begin by discussing the atmosphere surrounding the Michigan football team's night-game win over Washington. We discuss what worked, why the Wolverines' fan atmosphere might be underrated and how games like Saturday can change that reputation. We discuss how valuable it can be to recruiting, and if Michigan should incorporate more night games. We then turn our attention back to the field. On defense, we look at the long-term significance of so many young and inexperienced players making early impacts on the Wolverines' defense, and why that should really excite fans. We then offer our concern levels of Michigan's run-happy game plan, and if fans should worry about that already. We close by looking at Michigan's Saturday tilt against Northern Illinois. We look at what would constitute as a successful weekend this week for the Wolverines, then make our over-under and score predictions for the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our weekly PFF guest is here and Anthony Treash is back to discuss why he's changing his preseason opinion on Michigan football after seeing the first two games. He breaks down Aidan Hutchinson and why he's cementing himself as the best edge rusher in college football, what he likes about the defense as a whole, the questions he has about the offense and why he's sure that the Wolverines will beat Wisconsin in Week 5. Also, a couple recruiting nuggets in regards to Domani Jackson. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! SweatBlock Get it today for 20% off at SweatBlock.com with promo code LockedOn, or at Amazon and CVS. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week we'll take a look at recent efforts to get the Biden administration to issue federal cannabis pardons and then we'll take a look at an effort by the larger cannabis companies in Michigan to limit their medical caregiver's home grows and finally, we'll talk a look at a proposal by a Republican lawmaker in Mississippi who wants to see more of a free market approach to the medical cannabis program in his state.----more---- Segment 1 - Celebrities on Federal Cannabis Pardons https://www.marijuanamoment.net/biden-opposes-marijuana-legalization-because-hes-from-the-reefer-madness-generation-neil-degrasse-tyson-says/ https://www.marijuanamoment.net/drake-killer-mike-and-other-celebs-push-biden-to-issue-mass-marijuana-pardons/ https://www.marijuanamoment.net/biden-administration-asks-prisoners-with-certain-federal-drug-convictions-to-apply-for-clemency/----more----Segment 2: Corporate Cannabis vs Caregivers Ope In Michigan https://www.marijuanamoment.net/michigan-medical-marijuana-activists-push-back-against-alleged-corporate-effort-to-restrict-home-cultivation/----more----Segment 3: Free Market Medical Cannabis... in Mississippi? https://yallpolitics.com/2021/09/13/state-sen-mcdaniel-on-a-medical-marijuana-program-in-ms-dont-ignore-the-seventy-four/      

Detroit Sports Podcast - The Michigan PodcastThis week - Steve Deace discusses how your view of Michigan's pounding of Washington depends on your expectations coming into the season!Plus: Mark Rogers discusses the rare instance of Ohio State losing and Michigan winning on the same weekend.

Detroit Sports Podcast - Open Mic Night This week - Noah recaps the Lions' season-opening 41-33 loss to the 49ers and gives some positives to take away from the game!Plus: A review of Michigan and Michigan State's 2-0 starts and what to expect for the next few games.

SpaceX is finally doing the thing where they blast people into space today that aren't astronauts - Tim Cook pulled the ‘battery draining lever' at the Apple event for iPhone 13 - Fat Joe/Ja Rule Verzuz battle happened and there was no 50 Cent - Jermaine Dupri called out Diddy who then called out Dr. Dre for a possible Verzuz battle - Norm Macdonald's cancer battle stand up routine - Allegheny County Council votes against mask mandate for large outdoor events and indoor events - Nicki Minaj's cousins possibly made up friend with swollen testicles is basically Trinidad Duck Hodges - Why aren't Egyptian tomb openings massive live streamed events? - Naked guy in Michigan was showing it, shaking it, dancing, doing all kinds of stuff - Everyone on Ted Lasso got a fat raise - Britney Spears wiped her IG clean but, don't freak out

On the success of #PeytonManning and #EliManning's success on #MNF, #BarstoolSports came up with an absolute brilliant idea: they need to cover the #Tennessee v #OleMiss game; new practice strategy for #JimHarbaugh and #Michigan to try and beat #OhioState; #TacoBell is experimenting with a monthly subscription service

The Good The Bad The Dumb...on the success of #PeytonManning and #EliManning's success on #MNF, #BarstoolSports came up with an absolute brilliant idea: they need to cover the #Tennessee v #OleMiss game; new practice strategy for #JimHarbaugh and #Michigan to try and beat #OhioState; #TacoBell is experimenting with a monthly subscription service A way too early preview of #TNF between the #Giants and #WFT...really it's just what #DanielJones needs to do New documentary alert: "Once Upon A Time In Queens" the story of the 1986 #Mets, Tony & Ronn give their review and talk on that team in #MLB history

Detroit Sports Podcast - Open Mic Night This week - Noah recaps the Lions' season-opening 41-33 loss to the 49ers and gives some positives to take away from the game!Plus: A review of Michigan and Michigan State's 2-0 starts and what to expect for the next few games.

Detroit Sports Podcast - Open Mic Night This week - Noah recaps the Lions' season-opening 41-33 loss to the 49ers and gives some positives to take away from the game!Plus: A review of Michigan and Michigan State's 2-0 starts and what to expect for the next few games.

Wednesday, September 15, 2021 | Anthony's thoughts on MSU & Michigan by Michigan Sports Network

Wednesday, September 15, 2021 | Michigan Alum Jack Miller on College Football by Michigan Sports Network

Wednesday, September 15, 2021 | Tuesday recap, Rain keeps coming in Michigan by Michigan Sports Network

We love the 90's!! Here's some of the best things to make up that decade. Ever wonder what group/band each state is known for? Michigan's is spot on!!

We have a big announcement about Jay's Juniors!

You've asked for Jimmy Spencer, and now you've got him ... raw and unfiltered. In our second segment, hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid leaf through the June 29, 1989 issue of Winston Cup Scene. The issue features coverage of Bill Elliott's slump-busting win at Michigan, as well as a highly volatile night of Busch Series racing at Louisville Motor Speedway in Kentucky. Be sure and visit www.lvms.com for all your Las Vegas Motor Speedway ticketing needs!

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It finally happened. Clay Helton has been fired by USC Athletic Director Mike Bohn. The Bros discuss the rumored candidates including James Franklin and Luke Fickell. Their Week 2 takeaways include major QB injuries, Michigan's running game, and Ohio State's defensive issues, Their segment this week features a visit from surprise guests with prescient insights. After that, the Bros make their Week 3 picks for a slate that includes Alabama at Florida and Auburn at Penn State. The Questionable Finish touches on the Bros' nerdy habits and Upset Special picks.

We begin by putting the finishing touches on Michigan's strong win over Washington on Saturday (4:00) and discussing some of our main takeaways from the weekend that was in college football and the NFL (11:00). Then, Jon catches up with Michigan left guard Trevor Keegan, who talks about the atmosphere at the Big House on Saturday (25:00), the confidence level of the offensive line through two games (27:00), how the team is handling its early-season success (31:30), and his impressions of the Wolverines' defense (33:30).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to the 47th episode of Wild Society! The disappearance of 39-year-old David Carter Sr. from Melvindale, Michigan, turned tragic when half of his body was found on the side of an Ohio interstate. His girlfriend at the time of the disappearance became the case's prime suspect. But how did an identified suspect simply disappear from multiple agencies? Authorities believe the answer could be the stuff of fiction: secretive societies.Check out our merch hereSee all of our episodes hereSend us case ideas, or personal stories hereDavid Carter Sources:The CinemaholicFox NewsThe Detroit Free PressFox 2 DetroitWXYZCrosswalkNPRRadio TimesMike the Durable Sources:Smithsonian MagazineAll That's InterestingWikipedia

Jason Smith and Mike Harmon tell you which NFL teams should already be in full-on panic mode, or close to it, after Week 1. MLB Insider Jon Paul Morosi joins the guys to talk the latest on the pennant races, a terrible streak from the Mets, and a smattering of Michigan football. Plus, has Bill Belichick lost his fastball? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler is joined by Cam Cleeland, Greg Lewis and Coach Dick Baird to discuss the loss at Michigan this last weekend, the job John Donovan is doing at Offensive Coordinator and if a change is needed, how to fix the Dawgs' offense right now, and the defensive line getting run over by Michigan running backs last Saturday.

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler is joined by Cam Cleeland, Greg Lewis and Coach Dick Baird to discuss the loss at Michigan this last weekend, the job John Donovan is doing at Offensive Coordinator and if a change is needed, how to fix the Dawgs' offense right now, and the defensive line getting run over by Michigan running backs last Saturday.

Dave Softy Mahler is joined by Cam Cleeland, Greg Lewis and Coach Dick Baird to discuss the loss at Michigan this last weekend, the job John Donovan is doing at Offensive Coordinator and if a change is needed, how to fix the Dawgs' offense right now, and the defensive line getting run over by Michigan running backs last Saturday.

Jon Wilner of The San Jose Mercury News joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to break down the Huskies loss at Michigan, the Pac-12's week overall, the new coaching vacancy at USC including who makes the most sense in LA, and Jon's pick of the week.

On the second live episode of Huskies On Tap we were joined by Fatty's Sponsored Athletes Rocky Lombardi and Clint Ratkovich! - Michigan Preview - Roommate Rapid Fire - Transfer Portal advice - Their College Football Experience Huskies On Tap is proud to announce Fatty's Pub & Grille as our presenting sponsor, be sure to get out to Fatty's this weekend for an Away Game Watch Party as the Huskies take on Michigan. We will be back live September 21st from Fatty's for our 3rd Live show! Social @Bdon300 @Rocky_lombardi @TheRatDog25 @FattysDekalb

Ferrall talks about the Raiders OT win, Lamar Jackson bothered by fumbles, Petyon & Eli Manning's great debut in the booth, Broncos not getting ahead of themselves, Mike Vrabel calls out Julio Jones, Matt Nagy standing by Andy Dalton, Nick Sirianni wants underdog mentality for Eagles, LaFleur says uncertain offseason not to blame, Raheem Mostert done for the season, Giants first team to clinch playoff spot, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hits #45, USC fires Clay Helton, Michigan's run first offense, John Wall won't return to Houston, Nuggets extend Aaron Gordon, NBA players won't be required to get vaccine, and more! Plus Rick Horrow is on in his weekly spot, and Joe Lisi is talking all things College Football!

Today Ferrall talks about the Raiders OT win, Lamar Jackson bothered by fumbles, Petyon & Eli Manning's great debut in the booth, Broncos not getting ahead of themselves, Mike Vrabel calls out Julio Jones, Matt Nagy standing by Andy Dalton, Nick Sirianni wants underdog mentality for Eagles, LaFleur says uncertain offseason not to blame, Raheem Mostert done for the season, Giants first team to clinch playoff spot, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hits #45, USC fires Clay Helton, Michigan's run first offense, John Wall won't return to Houston, Nuggets extend Aaron Gordon, NBA players won't be required to get vaccine, and more!

Comic legend Norm Macdonald dies, Paula Jones is mad, Britney quits Instagram, Met Gala is the worst, R Kelly's trial resumes, James Craig's bad day, BranDon v. Foo Fighters, and we try to clean up our rolodex.RIP to the masterful comic Norm Macdonald. He died at age 61 after a secret 9-year fight with cancer. Norm would want everyone to remember that OJ did it.What the hell is going on with Matt Gaetz?We have a brand-new Legacy Insurance winner of a $50 gift card. Congrats to William Oliver!Chairman of the Board (Bored) is loaded with superstars.We need to reconnect with Bobcat Goldthwait.Celebrity Rolodex: Andy Dick. David Spade. Dennis Miller. Artie Lange. Kevin Farley. TJ Miller. Tim Meadows. Louie Anderson. Gilbert Gottfried. Jim Breuer. Danny Ainge. Did we talk to any of them? You have to listen in to find out.The Foo Fighters are on another magazine cover and BranDon is very mad.Ja Rule is still making appearances despite his involvement with the Fyre Fest.Britney Watch 2021: Britney Spears received a free ring from Sam Asghari. Britney has stepped away from social media by announcing her departure on social media. Jason Alexander had a very disappointing interview with Inside Edition.Paula Jones is angry at her depiction in Impeachment: American Crime Story.Chrissy Teigen has had fat removed from her face as she is trying to reenter public life, in spite of no one wanting her to do so.The Met Gala is stupid and nobody wears these stupid outfits. AOC made a powerful statement.Nicki Minaj couldn't go to the Gala because the required COVID vaccine made her cousin's friend's testicles explode. Joy Reid jumps in. Piers Morgan jumps in. Boris Johnson jumps in.R. Kelly trial resumes with more victims recounting the horrific ways Rob abused them.Prince Andrew lover opportunities are so dismal that he's crawling back to the Duchess of Pork Fergie.US Soccer v. the women's team is finally over... kinda.Erika Erickson gives an update on her health situation.Kelly Stafford's brand-new show is out and probably rated higher than ours already.Chief James Craig announced a run for Governor of Michigan and protestors crashed the party.Jewell Jones' bond is revoked and he's now in the slammer.The Manning brothers MNF broadcast was a major success.Brand new 30 for 30 tonight on the New York Mets.Social media is dumb but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

One of the busiest people around Michigan men's basketball, Director of Basketball Operations Chris Hunter, is our guest this week, as he breaks down his important role in the creation of the Wolverines' recently-released non-conference schedule (5:00). Hunter also discusses the situation around the regularly-scheduled home-and-home series with Kentucky (12:00), his role and evolution as a member of this staff (15:00), and his early reviews of the Wolverines (23:30).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The new Texas law Senate Bill 8 effectively outlaws abortion in Texas, violating constitutional protections on reproductive rights. Yet the Supreme Court is in no rush to review it. The law professor and staff writer Jeannie Suk Gersen speaks with Leah Litman, a law professor at the University of Michigan. They examine the novel ways in which the law insulates itself from judicial review. “It seems like the Texas law is an onion, with layers upon layers of unconstitutionality,” Suk Gersen notes. “It's basically saying to the courts, ‘We'll do your job for you. You are cut out of this.' ”    Plus, Jia Tolentino talks with the pop musician Caroline Polachek, as the singer-songwriter gets ready to play her first live concert since March of 2020, for the biggest crowd of her career.

Ian Gudger, CS, from Kentwood, Michigan, USA

On this week's radio show, Jon catches up with Tight Ends Coach/Special Teams Coordinator Jay Harbaugh (4:00), Head Coach Jim Harbaugh (22:00), and tight end Erick All (41:00) to reflect on Saturday's win over Washington and look ahead to this weekend's clash with Northern Illinois.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.