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Really excited to share Babe Kwasniak's story with "Maverick Leadership", a new book highlighting taking risks in your leadership style. A good read detailing 20 different leadership styles, "Maverick Leadership" covers everything from coaching to business to military thoughts. Coach Kwas dives into the book and his own story and how "Maverick Leadership" can help any leader, including basketball coaches, be better at what they do!

In this episode of the United Basketball+ Coaching and Leadership Podcast, Coach Marty Plum of A Pen and A Napkin talks about his coaching journey, continually educating yourself as a coach, things coaches should prioritize, his book "Hoops 365" and his upcoming coaching clinic. United Basketball+ is a resource for coaches, teachers, players, and leaders. If you want to improve your knowledge as a coach, teacher, player or leader, join the community today! https://unitedbasketballplus.com/register/ub-plus-annual-membership/Follow United Basketball+ on X @unitedbballplusLet's grow the game!

We had alot of fun recording a Zoom podcast with three great coaches; Dexter Goodner, AC for Hastings (NE) WBB, Ryan Cahak of Tennessee United AAU program and Brandon Shaver, Boys HC at Lake Travis (TX)! We talked about a variety of topics, including practices in February and March, shooting drills, using the shot clock (kind of . . . ) and other topics! Enjoy this really fun conversation!

Tell us what you like or dislike about this episode!! Be honest, we don't bite!“Why have you only got five locations?”That's what Michael Jackson asked Matt Fiddes, and what happened next turned into a global scaling lesson.In this episode, Matt Haycox sits down with Matt Fiddes, founder of a worldwide martial arts franchise network, to break down how he scaled from local studios into thousands of locations by doing what most business owners avoid: relentless front-end marketing, tight systems, and brand-building that creates trust at scale. But this isn't just business. Matt also opens up about his decade-long relationship with Michael Jackson, what it was like being around that level of fame, how the media fallout changed his life after Michael died, and his perspective on the child abuse allegations, including the documentaries he points people towards. You'll hear Matt and Matt talk about:The “napkin blueprint” moment with Michael Jackson, and the scaling lesson behind it. Why most founders fail: they over-focus on the service and ignore marketing + sales. The “15 marketing ideas by the 5th of every month” rule (and why it forces execution). How brand + social proof beats copycats (and why people buy the name, not the tactics). What it was like after Michael's death: paparazzi, grief, and mental health. Matt's perspective on the abuse allegations, and why he says people should look deeper. Timestamps0:00 – Intro3:15 – Bullied as a kid, leaving school with no qualifications11:03 – The first studio: how he got to 700 members fast17:50 – The real growth lever: marketing > “being good”27:04 – “Hi, I'm Michael Jackson…” and the napkin blueprint35:05 – What life with Michael was actually like46:53 – Being around global fame (and why he did it for free) 57:02 – The abuse allegations: Matt's perspective + documentaries he recommends 1:08:47 – The MF legacy, Money Freedom Club + what's nextFollow Matt Fiddes:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialmattfiddes/Website: https://mattfiddes.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattfiddes1/Enjoyed this episode? Please subscribe to Stripping Off with Matt Haycox and leave a ★★★★☆ review on Apple Podcasts or Buzzsprout – it really helps others find us!

Episode #311 features Nick Thompson, the head boys basketball coach at Elkhorn (NE). Coach comes from a lineage of great coaches and has learned from some of the best coaches in the state of Nebraska. Coach discusses his journey, being selective in the jobs he applied for, why Elkhorn was the job for him, growing as a coach, building a fundamentally sound program, the importance of defense and more! This was a fun conversation with one of Nebraska's best up and coming coaches!

Casekoo began with a "napkin sketch" born from the frustration of a phone constantly falling over. CEO Ralph explains that the brand maintains this mindset by focusing on "micro-frustrations"—small daily hurdles in tech usage that larger manufacturers ignore. By scaling this problem-solving approach to millions of users, Casekoo ensures every design iteration serves a functional purpose. How does the Casekoo Magic Stand Pro achieve 360-degree versatility? The engineering "Eureka moment" for the Magic Stand Pro was the integration of a 360-degree titanium spin stand. Ralph reveals that using aerospace-grade titanium allowed for a high-strength, versatile stand that retracts flush with the case. This eliminates the "rugged bulk" typically associated with heavy-duty protection, offering a sleek profile without compromising on utility. What is the tactile benefit of the Casekoo Nubuck Texture Frame? The Nubuck Texture Frame is designed to provide a premium, leather-like grip for the "all-day holder." In an audio-first, high-screen-time world, Ralph describes this tactile innovation as a bridge between luxury and ergonomics. The texture reduces hand fatigue and provides a secure, non-slip "skin-feel" that standard plastic or silicone cases cannot replicate. How is Casekoo's 2026 brand strategy changing IP collaborations? Casekoo is pivoting toward "Innovation Enthusiasts" and "Style Pioneers." This new identity shifts their IP (Intellectual Property) collaborations away from generic designs toward exclusive, high-concept partnerships. The goal is to treat the phone case as "tech-jewelry," blending advanced engineering with avant-garde aesthetics for early adopters. Can sustainable phone cases provide 18-foot drop protection? Yes. Ralph confirms that Casekoo's push for ClimatePartner certification and non-toxic materials (SVHC < 0.1%) has not lowered their safety standards. By utilizing advanced plant-based biopolymers, Casekoo has maintained a rigorous 18-foot drop protection rating, proving that eco-friendly sustainability and military-grade durability are no longer mutually exclusive. Web: https://casekoo.com/ ___ Looking for that extra spark to level up your life? Say hello to Ash Brown—your go-to American powerhouse, motivational speaker, and the ultimate hype-woman for your personal and professional growth. Ash isn't just a voice in personal development; she's a trusted friend who brings real-talk wisdom and contagious energy to every conversation. Whether you're stuck in a rut or ready to scale your dreams, Ash is here to fuel your journey with a mix of heart and hustle.

It is GREAT to have Mike Neighbors, the former HC at the University of Arkansas and current assistant coach for the Los Angeles Sparks, back on the podcast! Coach and I break down a bunch of different topics, including the new Refindex.com to help rate officials at the collegiate level. We also talk about the last year of his life, from getting let go from his dream job to moving into the professional ranks and we also spend some time talking about some of our recent favorite books. This was alot of fun to have on Coach once again!

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Blake DuDonis is the lead Assistant Women's Basketball Coach at Fairfield University, one of the best mid-major women's basketball program in the country. Coach DuDonis and the Fairfield staff have a unique philosophy to their program, which he dives into in the podcast! Coach also talks about his basketball journey, going from a head coach to an assistant coach, the next steps for their program, offensive transition, special situations and more! This was a really fun conversation with one of America's up and coming assistant coaches!

Ryan Hintz is the head boys basketball coach at Blue Valley (KS) High School, where he has built a really consistent program. He comes on the podcast this week to talk about a bunch of different topics, including being a transformational coach and how to motivate young people today, growing as a coach, developing back to the basket post players, developing a solid youth program and much more! A really fun podcast with one of the best coaches in the Kansas City Metro area!

The latest edition of "The Notebook" features an extended discussion of "January Season" and how to navigate perhaps the toughest season of the year, including growing your own team. We also have a segment on game situations to cover and prepare for. Our last segment deals with "New Year's Resolutions" and how to best prepare yourself for the New Year and how to make yourself better. Enjoy!

Really excited to have on Chris Mayes, the author of the "Drive The Gap" Substack series! Coach Mayes has two decades of international basketball experience that he has brought here to the United States and is now sharing with the world. In this episode, we break down the differences between the way the game is played and developed here in the United States as opposed to Europe, where coaches need the most help, player development at both the perimeter and the post, scouting and much more! Alot of fun talking with Coach this week!

Merry Christmas from APAAN! We've got a bunch of things to talk about this week in "The Notebook", including game situations, a great 1 on 1 drill, analyzing the 49-0 stretch of the Heartland going into Christmas break, Emirates Cup champion New York Knicks and more!

We had a terrific conversation with Amy Eagan, the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Lindenwood University (MO), a Division I program on the rise in the Ohio Valley Conference! Coach Eagan has been a winner at every level, and we dive into her journey to Division I HC, including her experiences with Molly Miller. In addition, we talk about building a program, battling the "Big Dogs", podcasting (?), player development, staff development and more! This was a really fun conversation with a great up and coming coach!

During The Assembly Show last fall, we sat down with Anthony Leo, president of IPR Robotics, to talk about new product development in the automation sector. Leo explains how he transforms a napkin sketch into a usable product that people want. We discuss the development of StackTrax, IPR's new, modular seventh-axis system designed to extend robot reach and flexibility on the factory floor. Leo discusses why StackTrax was created, what gaps it fills in the marketplace, and how IPR's approach differs from other seventh-axis providers.Sponsored By:

Episode #305 features Todd Fergot, the head boys basketball at LaCrosse Central (WI) and newly minted Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Famer! In this episode, Coach and I break down a bunch of topics, including parent meetings, growing as a coach, extending your coaching career, building a quality youth program, building a defense and much more! This was a great conversation with a terrific coach!

Want a quick estimate of how much your business is worth? With our free valuation calculator, answer a few questions about your business, and you'll get an immediate estimate of the value of your business. You might be surprised by how much you can get for it: https://flippa.com/exit -- What happens when your business explodes with growth at the exact moment your personal life falls apart? In this episode, we sit down with Chelsea Jones, co-founder of Sunny Road, to unpack a journey that defines entrepreneurial resilience. From losing her life savings on a failed MLM venture to building a successful agency during the chaos of COVID, Chelsea's story is a masterclass in pivoting. We dive deep into the messy reality of agency life, discussing the "dark side" of partnerships, how to navigate a buyout while battling a cancer diagnosis, and the complexities of merging two seven-figure companies. Chelsea also opens up about the "Napkin Pitch" concept and why women entrepreneurs need to stop waiting for perfection and start selling their vision. If you are an agency owner, an e-commerce founder, or an entrepreneur navigating a transition, this episode offers the blueprint for survival and scale. In this episode, we cover: The "Fail Fast" Mentality: Lessons learned from a $5,000 loss and early MLM failure. The COVID Scale-Up: Going from 5 to 32 employees overnight and the operational debt that followed. The Buyout & The Battle: How Chelsea bought out her burning-out partner while simultaneously undergoing cancer treatment. Merging & AI: Navigating a merger between friends and how AI has slashed design fees from six figures to low fives. The "Napkin Pitch": Why you need to run into the room with your idea before it's fully fleshed out. Exit Strategy: How to prepare your books and your mindset for a sale long before you're ready to leave. Key Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (01:55) The $5,000 mistake: Learning from early failure (05:14) Scaling during COVID: Managing rapid growth and team burnout (07:27) The Crucible: Buying out a partner while fighting cancer (10:50) Merging companies and the impact of AI on agency pricing (13:21) How to prepare your financials for a merger or exit (18:15) When is the right time to sell? (20:02) The "Napkin Pitch": Overcoming perfectionism in business (23:38) What Sunny Road does for E-Commerce brands -- Chelsea Jones is a visionary e-commerce leader, Shopify Platinum Partner, and co-founder of Sunny Road. She first built her reputation at Chelsea & Rachel Co., the first women-founded agency to achieve Shopify Premier status, where she created high-performing online stores and became a trusted partner for brands looking to scale. In 2023, she joined forces with Drew Himel of Fireside Digital to launch Sunny Road, a digital agency that blends creative excellence with data-driven growth. Today, Chelsea leads with the same passion and client-first approach that have defined her career, helping brands build e-commerce experiences that shine. Website - https://sunnyroad.co/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chelsea-jones101/ -- The Exit—Presented By Flippa: A 30-minute podcast featuring expert entrepreneurs who have been there and done it. The Exit talks to operators who have bought and sold a business. You'll learn how they did it, why they did it, and get exposure to the world of exits, a world occupied by a small few, but accessible to many. To listen to the podcast or get daily listing updates, click on flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/

It's time to "Rave On" w/ Briar Cliff Men's Basketball HC Mark Svagera! Coach Svagera and I discuss variety of issues, from stepping into a tradition-rich program, growing as a head coach, the challenges of coaching at a small school, blending his offensive philosophy while implementing a defensive identity, developing shooters and much more. A really fun conversation with one the best small college coaches in the country!

Jamie Carey is the new WBB HC at the University of Omaha with a great lineage of coaches that she has played and worked for, and she's on track to build the Omaha program into something special! In this episode, we talk about those rebuilding efforts and what its going to take to get the Mavericks to the top of the Summit League, her influences and amazing journey, statistical analysis, her favorite drills and much more! A lot of fun talking to one of the up and coming coaches in America!

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The first time that we've had a father-son duo on the podcast before! Bruce Chubick Jr., the head boys basketball coach at Omaha Central, comes on the pod to talk about his unique upbringing and the influence of his father, leaving Omaha South to go to a rival school, taking over a consistent power in Nebraska, communicating with administration, scouting and much more! A really fun conversation with a terrific head coach!

Hey, let's try this out! I've got a notebook next to my computer, and when I see something good and useful for coaches to help them out this season, I'm going to write it in my notebook. Once I get enough stuff in there, I'll spill it out!This first edition, we're talking some X's and O's with some of the stuff I've seen early this season, the excitement of early season college hoops, and some teams that have been surprising early in the NBA, while also having some teams that are not so good . . .Let me know what you think! If you like it, let me know! If you think it stinks, let me know!! Just want to have some fun and talk some hoops to help coaches out!

Burk & Gliz open the how in a full-on ATTACK on Adam's food character and he will not stand for it! A little Elton John chatter happens before we do a DOUBLE Mt Rushmore! In the first Rushmore we discuss funny Iowa town names, and there are plenty. Then we move onto a Mt Rushmore before for the beginning of fall, CASSEROLES! We end the show discussing Fall Traditions as kids. This episode made me hungry. Hut Hut! Love y'all.

Send us a textScaling Your Income with the Hub and Spoke Income MethodGrab Your Book: https://PlatformGrowthBooks.comIn this episode of the Market Your Message Show, host Jonathan Milligan introduces chapter four of his book 'Scale Your Income' from the 'Your Message Matters' series. Jonathan discusses his first and favorite framework, the Hub and Spoke Income Method, which helps writers, teachers, speakers, and coaches turn a single message into multiple income streams. By repurposing core ideas into various formats like books, courses, workshops, and coaching sessions, the method offers different engagement points for audiences and creates sustainable revenue streams. Jonathan shares his own experience of generating seven income streams in twelve months using this model.00:00 Introduction to the Market Your Message Show00:41 Introducing the Hub and Spoke Income Method02:13 The Birth of the Hub and Spoke Blueprint03:59 Implementing the Hub and Spoke Model09:09 Why the Hub and Spoke Model Works11:37 Creating Your Own Hub and Spoke Blueprint14:39 Taking Action and Reflecting16:10 Key Takeaways

We are going to continue with the Duke connection in this week's episode; we welcome in former Duke assistant coach, Notre Dame head coach and current Atlanta Hawks assistant coach Mike Brey onto the podcast! Coach Brey and I talk about his career, the experiences and lessons learned that he has had over the years, adjusting to going back to being an assitant coach with Quin Snyder, his experiences with Coach K, teaching motion offense and much more! A really fun conversation with one of America's best coaches!

EPISODE #300!!! WOW!!!!Thank you so much to everyone who has followed along with A Pen And A Napkin; I hope that I've been able to help you out, even if it is in the smallest of ways . . . it has been my pleasure!Today's podcast is with ESPN and NBA commentator Jay Bilas! We discuss Coach K's influence on him as a player and as a coach, along with his annual "Coaches Academy" he holds each year. We also discuss some questions asked by others, a season preview and much, much more!It's been a great run; thank you so much for all of your support!

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Really excited to have on for episode #299 Dick Wettengel, the head girls basketball coach at Council Bluffs St. Albert's (IA). Coach has been involved with the game in the Council Bluffs area for over 50 years, and last year his squad cut down the nets in Des Moines. We discuss his influences, building his program brick by brick, pressure defense, sharing of athletes and much more. A really fun conversation with a coach who richly got his flowers this past spring!

It's the best $5 I've spent in a while . . . after years of negotiation, I was finally able to bribe John Carrier from Nova Classic (MN) to come on the podcast! John and I discuss a bunch of different topics, including hiring AC's, offensive basketball, building a culture, making basketball fun for the players while also getting them to work hard, plus we take a deep dive into sharing the game and why it's important to be a life long learner. A great podcast with a bunch of great information!

Chad Mustard is the boys basketball coach at Omaha Roncalli Catholic High School, and he has had a varied and exciting career. A former All-Stater in multiple sports in Nebraska who played multiple sports at the Division II level and eventually found himself on multiple NFL rosters, Coach Mustard brings those experiences and more to his coaching resume. In this episode, we talk about those things, along with fundraising, taking steps in growth in the program. pressbreaks, player development and much more. A really fun podcast with one of Omaha's best!

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A&E's The Mother Flip is equal parts grit, design, and disciplined budgets. Best friends Kristy Etheredge and Rebecca Franchione take us inside the real playbook: sourcing distressed Hill Country properties, structuring all-cash deals, controlling scope, and sequencing trades to hit aggressive timelines. They explain how the show was sold, why every house is different, and how they manage contractors, permits, inspections, and materials without losing margin. We talk origin story (a literal napkin deal), learning the business from the ground up with contractor Roy Salinas, and the moments that proved the model works—new builds completed in 9–16 weeks and flips that moved in days. If you care about real estate ROI, design that sells, and production reality vs. reality TV, this one is a blueprint.Topics: deal structure, budget allocation, permitting flow, trade scheduling, design decisions that move offers, managing risk on fast timelines, selling the show, and building a brand beyond the series.Watch The Mother Flip: A&E Saturdays 9:00 a.m. CT; Hulu + Live TV Sundays; season on Amazon.

In Episode 268 of the Pool Nation Podcast, Edgar, Zac, and Spider sit down with Alicia Stephens and Ted Lawrence from BioLab to uncover what really goes into developing the pool products we all use. From the first spark of an idea to the science labs, testing pools, and final packaging, you'll hear how innovation happens in the world of pool chemistry. Discover how products like phosphate removers, enzymes, and multi-purpose chlorine tabs are developed, tested, and approved. Ted and Alicia pull back the curtain on research & development, product testing, AI-powered education tools, and even wild stories from their labs (yes — human hair testing and “bather waste” simulations are real). The team also talks about AI's growing role in education and production at BioLab, industry collaboration, and the importance of elevating the pool industry through innovation and training. Perfect for service pros, retailers, and manufacturers who want to understand how products are made and why quality matters. [00:00] Intro and opening banter with Spider, Alicia, and Ted [00:06] $10,000 Pool Pro Challenge and Pool Nation Awards update [00:10] Pool Nation Conference overview — tracks and classes [00:14] Introducing BioLab's innovation process (“Napkin to Shelf”) [00:18] How ideas become products & the role of formulation chemists [00:23] Wild testing methods — human hair, bather waste & lab pools [00:26] Product safety, shelf life & field testing in real pools [00:31] Encapsulated chlorine tabs and BioLab's manufacturing difference [00:38] Patents and IP — protecting formulas and technology [00:41] The evolution of phosphate removers & BioLab's shift in philosophy [00:47] Market research and deciding which products to launch [00:52] Packaging engineering, label testing, and launch process [00:57] How BioLab educates dealers and service pros nationwide [01:18] AI in education — avatars and BioGuard University [01:26] The future of training and collaboration in the pool industry [01:31] Closing thoughts and Matrix class plans at BioLab HQ Special thanks to our visionary sponsors for making this episode possible: SPPA – Service Professionals Pool Association, BluRay XL, AquaStar Pool Products, Natural Chemistry, BioLab, Raypak, Heritage Pool Supply, Hayward Pool Products, Poolside Tech, Pool Brain, and Nidec US Motors. Your partnership helps us continue to educate, elevate, and celebrate pool professionals everywhere.

We had a great time getting together before the Omaha Metro Basketball Coaches Association clinic last week! Dave Hubert of Ashland-Greenwood (NE), Bruce Chubick of Omaha Central and Derek Sonderland of Tri-Center Neola (IA) jumped on the roundtable to discuss a variety of topics gearing up towards the season, including practice planning, quotes and more!

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Really excited to feature Bruce Dall, the girls basketball coach at Cedar Rapids Prairie (IA) High School. Dall, the 2024 National High School Basketball Coach of the Year, has won multiple state titles and has chosen to make the leap to a higher classification in Prairie, and we discuss those changes and how it has affected his philosophy. In addition, we talk about being in shape as a coach, peaking at the end of the season, pressbreaks, pressure defense, half court defense and much more! A really fun conversation with a terrific coach!

Here is part II of our two part series breaking down the clinics and drills that were shared at the USA Gold Camp in Omaha over Labor Day weekend! Excited to have John Jungers from Omaha, Dominic Amorosa from Houston, Texas, Ryan Hintz from Kansas City, Missouri and Brandon Shaver from Lake Travis, Texas discussing topics to help players and coaches grow while working with some of the best youth players in the country. Enjoy!

This week's interview series is of the "Quick HItter" style; we've got four coaches that worked the USA Gold Camp with me in Omaha a couple of weeks ago, and we're going to break down their clinics and what they did in their clinic. Brandon Henderson discusses rebounding, while Karen Self chats about finishing around the basket. Ras Vanderloo talks about 3 x 3, while James Bush comes on to talk about the camp and learning from other coaches. This was alot of fun to put together, and we've got part II next week!

USA Basketball Gold Medal winning coach Scott Fitch is our guest for episode #292! Coach Fitch led the U16's to another gold medal this summer, and he comes on this week's podcast to talk about relationships, things you canlearn from international basketball, his full time job as a social media speaker, organizing your game day, building a culture and much more! Coach Fitch comes from a family of coaches, and the influence of his father is evident as you talk to him. Enjoy this week's podcast!

Back of a Napkin ideas, Quantum Computing companies, More on Pints and Portfolios with Rob Black and a Certified Financial Planner from EP Wealth Advisors on Saturday September 6th from 12 noon to 2pm in Pleasant Hill

Omaha Westview (NE) GBB HC Jason Simons makes his maiden voyage on APAAN this week as he discusses a lot of great topics! We chat about his move from a smaller school to a bigger school, player development, starting a program from scratch at Westview, the importance of good administrators, favorite drills and much more! Coach Simons has taken his program to the state tournament by year 3, and this year they go from the hunter to the hunted; listen to see how they're going to handle that shift! Great podcast!

In this episode, we break down the simple but powerful “napkin math” that shows exactly where your investments in equipment, people, and marketing start paying off. You'll learn how to identify the point where the lines cross—where smart spending turns into exponential returns—and how to use this framework to make confident, profitable business decisions.

On this week's episode of The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast, we welcome Lindsay Gill — founder of The Napkin Network. Lindsay is a powerhouse mom, advocate, and nonprofit leader who saw a need in her community and stepped up in a big way. When Lindsay realized that countless mothers in the D.C. area were struggling to access the most basic baby essentials — diapers, wipes, formula, and more — she decided to do something about it. And so, The Napkin Network was born. The Napkin Network is a movement of moms helping moms — connecting women with resources, mobilizing communities, and ensuring that no mother or child goes without the essentials they need. What started as a simple idea has quickly grown into a powerful force for good, supporting thousands of families and inspiring others to step up and take action in their own neighborhoods. In this episode, you'll hear: ✨ Lindsay's life journey to founding The Napkin Network; ✨ The struggles mothers face in accessing diapers, wipes, and formula — and why this crisis matters for every community; ✨ How The Napkin Network mobilizes moms, families, and communities to meet these needs; ✨ Inspiring stories of hope, resilience, and community from women she's worked with; ✨ How you can get involved — whether you're in D.C. or anywhere in the country; ✨ And so much more!

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Send us a textMy Life on a Napkin - Part VIChapter 11: Start time: 0:24; Run Time: 23:00Chapter 12: Start time 23:23; Run time:20:33Epilogue (by Andrew Crowley): Start time: 43:56; Run Time: 7:00Bonus Clips:Utah Remembers Rick MajerusSweater RetirementHOF VideoESPN PromoBook Info:Title: My Life on a Napkin: Pillow Mints, Playground Dreams, and Coaching the Runnin' Utes.By: Rick Majerus with Gene WojciechowskiCopyright: 1999 - Rick Majerus and Gene WojciechowskiPublished by: Hyperion, 114 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York, 10011Runnin' Hoops Podcast 30% Off Exclusive Deal! – FlyFitTees

Imagine all the things you purchase while out and about in your neck of the woods. Now imagine if the only way to purchase those things required you winning them via a claw machine. Let's talk about that, eating the perfect butt biscuit at a 5-star restaurant, catapulting your old pet horse over a zoo fence, how insane rich people's dinner etiquette actually is, and more on today's episode of Can You Don't?! *** Wanna become part of The Gaggle and access all the extra content on the end of each episode PLUS tons more?! Our Patreon page is LIVE! This is the biggest way you can support the show. It would mean the world to us: http://www.patreon.com/canyoudontpodcast ***New Episodes every Wednesday at 12pm PSTWatch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/2nzRw7GvyWgSend in segment content: heyguys@canyoudontpodcast.comMerch: http://canyoudontpodcast.comMerch Inquires: store@canyoudontpodcast.comFB: http://facebook.com/canyoudontpodcastIG: http://instagram.com/canyoudontpodcastYouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/3wyt5rtOfficial Website: http://canyoudontpodcast.comCustom Music Beds by Zach CohenFan Mail:Can You Don't?PO Box 1062Coeur d'Alene, ID 83816Hugs and Tugs.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us a textMy Life on a Napkin - Part VChapter 9 - Start time: 0:24Run Time: 49:00Chapter 10 - Start time: 49:24Run Time: 1:00:35Title: My Life on a Napkin: Pillow Mints, Playground Dreams, and Coaching the Runnin' Utes.By: Rick Majerus with Gene WojciechowskiCopyright: 1999 - Rick Majerus and Gene WojciechowskiPublished by: Hyperion, 114 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York, 10011Runnin' Hoops Podcast 30% Off Exclusive Deal! – FlyFitTees

Send us a textMy Life on a Napkin - Part IVChapter 7 (Start time 0:24; Run time 1:18)Chapter 8 (Start time 1:19:13; Run time 40:42)Title: My Life on a Napkin: Pillow Mints, Playground Dreams, and Coaching the Runnin' Utes.By: Rick Majerus with Gene WojciechowskiCopyright: 1999 - Rick Majerus and Gene WojciechowskiPublished by: Hyperion, 114 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York, 10011Runnin' Hoops Podcast 30% Off Exclusive Deal! – FlyFitTees

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