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Wander Franco is getting a huge deal from the Rays. That is his choice as he is playing Deal or No Deal with his career. Good for him for picking the suitcase. Steven Matz is leaving the Blue Jays. Toronto can not let many more stars leave. And why do the A's, Rays and expansion teams need a 40,000 stadium? Why not a smaller one? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! 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 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Baker Mayfield had an interesting Sunday as his Browns beat the lowly Lions in the game, then Mayfield chose to skip the media access after the game, and finally his wife Emily posted then deleted a message on IG that called out her husband's teammates for lacking toughness. Doug thinks that is way out of bounds and Mayfield should have a major issue with his wife addressing his teammates in the message. Doug gives his thoughts on the Chiefs win over the Cowboys. Former NFL running back and current professional boxer Frank Gore joins Doug to talk about his upcoming against former NBA All-Star Deron Williams. Gore also talks about the crossover from football to boxing. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Patricia Kara is an actress, model, spokesperson, and television personality. She's known for her work on “Deal or No Deal”, “America's Got Talent”, “The Young and the Restless”, and many more. She talks about how she was able to hustle and find work for herself by cold calling agents and networking to build her career. She and Daniel discuss the similarities between the entertainment industry and his own business. A lot of people want to get into acting and modeling for the red carpet events without realizing that it's a business that involves a lot of work. She goes through her tips to build your business and maintain your place in the industry.

Reacting to Baker Mayfield's issues against the Patriots on Sunday, Doug says it looks like Odell Beckham Jr was right with his critique of Mayfield as a quarterback but he was wrong in pointing it out. Doug wonders out loud what DeSean Jackson was doing when he chose to run inside after catching a long pass from Derek Carr in the Raiders' one-sided loss to the Chiefs Sunday night. Former NFL Defensive back Orlando Scandrick joins Doug to give his thoughts on what happened Sunday in the NFL. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal?". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Doug says the Browns without Odell Beckham is the latest example of "addition by subtraction" math working in the NFL. He thinks the Browns' win was the biggest of the weekend because Baker Mayfield and the team were able to overcome adversity, go into a hostile environment, and win going away against the Bengals. Doug talks about how the Titans looked against the Rams in L.A. Sunday night. Social Media Influencer turned prize fighter Jake Paul joins Doug to talk about his upcoming fight with Tommy Fury and to talk about how he became one of the biggest male influencers in the world. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal?". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In the third hour of today's show Andy & Randy hit the headlines during the Big Clip of the Day before the guys were joined by Atlanta Braves TV Broadcaster Chip Caray. Then Brian Gebhardt joined the guys for Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Corey and Darrel start digging into the Crimson Vow spoilers and play "Big Deal or No Deal" to decide which cards are worth a d***n in any constructed format.  This set is looking to be pretty powerful...if you ask Corey (maybe not so much if you ask Darrel) and release is right around the corner so we've got a lot of great stuff to go through! To keep up with Card Knock Life Content, follow us at Facebook.com/CardKnockLifePodcast   Supported By: CardTrader.com (Promo code for 2% off your order: "CardKnockLife") ManaTraders.com (Promo code for 14% off the first 3 months: “CardKnockLifePodcast”)

This week, Corey and Darrel start digging into the Crimson Vow spoilers and play "Big Deal or No Deal" to decide which cards are worth a d***n in any constructed format.  This set is looking to be pretty powerful...if you ask Corey (maybe not so much if you ask Darrel) and release is right around the corner so we've got a lot of great stuff to go through! To keep up with Card Knock Life Content, follow us at Facebook.com/CardKnockLifePodcast   Supported By: CardTrader.com (Promo code for 2% off your order: "CardKnockLife") ManaTraders.com (Promo code for 14% off the first 3 months: “CardKnockLifePodcast”)

Given the news that Titans' RB Derrick Henry will be out 6 to 10 weeks with a foot injury and Saints' QB Jameis Winston out for the season with a torn ACL, Doug points out that it is often the healthiest team that wins it all in the NFL, and not necessarily the best team. Doug thinks the loss of Derrick Henry is particularly devastating to the Titans because they have built their entire offense on Henry's skillset. Doug is a believer in the Dallas Cowboys, and he says Sunday night's performance against the Vikings only confirmed his belief in them. Senior Analyst at PFF Steve Palazzolo joins Doug to talk about the injuries of Derrick Henry and Jameis Winston, and to talk about what the Von Miller trade means for the Rams. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal?". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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Tank Spencer and Jeremy Greene kick off Football Friday playing Beat The Chief w/ Asheville Police Chief David Zack... brought to you by ClarissaSellsWNC.com. The Mulleted One has so many dogs this weekend, he couldn't just put them in one segment! The Packers rose to the challenge against the Cardinals, Patrick Mahomes' weakness has been exposed, and Deal or No Deal?

Carlo and Baker cover Facebook's big rebrand, the latest on Biden's economic agenda and more. Plus, ranking the best Halloween candy and the worst couple's costumes.

Doug thinks the Chiefs have a bunch of issues to resolve, and Pat Mahomes is one of them. Regarding Mahomes, Doug says he has always gotten away with has been low percentage, and it has started to catch up to him. Coming off of the Dodgers being eliminated from the playoffs, Doug sent out a tweet that got quite the reaction. Senior NFL Writer for the Boston Globe Ben Volin joins Doug to talk about the headlines coming off of Week 7 of the season. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Meghan Markle Was "Slightly Duchessy" on Deal or No Deal' according to Howie Mandel...meanwhile Meghan is on her way to creating a billion dollar brand.

Host Daniel Bauer provides weekday motivation for the modern educator. Listeners can expect tools and tricks from a variety of sources: inspirational books, stories from the mastermind, and weekly challenges. Learn more and listen to the category defining leadership conversation for school leaders, Better Leaders Better Schools at https://betterleadersbetterschools.com   Copyright © 2021 Better Leaders Better Schools

The Phoenix Suns didn't extend Deandre Ayton after negotiations went south, so what comes next? That and a quick look at the start of the season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug points out that most of his colleagues in the industry have been talking about Baker Mayfield how bad the Browns looked on Sunday, but the real story is how good the Cardinals were and how legit they are as a contender. Doug talks about the viral video of the recent fight at a sporting event, this time between Vikings and Panthers fans. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug thru a game of Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This episode features another "Deal or No Deal" with ELEVATION's Derek Marlin.  He joined Chris in the studio to talk about a recent flip he did in Littleton.  This was his most successful flip yet, what he calls his “HGTV flip."  Tune in to find out how he sourced the deal, how they approached the project, and what they were able to get for the property.

The National Party will meet on Sunday to consider the Prime Minister's revised climate action plan. But Nationals Senate Leader Bridget McKenzie says the junior Coalition partner won't be signing up to anything unless it's "right for the regions" and protects local jobs.

Doug celebrates the weekend of sports, naming all of the exciting things that happened from Saturday through Sunday night. Doug thinks the Kansas City Chiefs and their struggles are showing us how hard it was for the Patriots to be as good as they were for as long as they were. Reacting to Lions Head Coach Dan Campbell getting emotional after his team lost a tough game Sunday, Doug says he likes seeing the emotion and what is behind it. Arizona State Head Coach Herm Edwards joins Doug to talk about his Sun Devils' successful season to this point, with their only loss being at Provo against a tough BYU team. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

NTD News Today—10/8/2021 1. Senate Approves Short-term Debt Limit Hike 2. Biden's Child Tax Credit Benefits Blue States 3. Senate Dems Insist, ‘No Climate, No Deal' 4. Agriculture Dept. $500m Competitiveness Boost 5. House Hearing on Arizona 2020 Election Audit

NTD News Today—10/8/20211. Senate Approves Short-term Debt Limit Hike2. Biden's Child Tax Credit Benefits Blue States3. Senate Dems Insist, ‘No Climate, No Deal'4. Agriculture Dept. $500m Competitiveness Boost5. House Hearing on Arizona 2020 Election Audit

In the first hour of today's show Andy & Randy talked about the Falcons/Jets game on Sunday and how many players the Falcons are missing including Calvin Ridley. Then the guys jumped into What's Trending before Brian joined for Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to/Watch the Tiger Belly podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUNZe_ghZK4 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deal_or_No_Deal_(American_game_show)#Season_one_(2005%E2%80%932006) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howie_Mandel#Later_work https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Harvey Transcript [00:00:00] swyx: This is the story of how, Howie Mandel booked Deal or No Deal, completely turning his career around, even though he originally didn't want the job in the first place.  As a word of caution, there is some swearing, there's a lot of swearing in this story. So you've been warned.  [00:00:13] Bobby Lee: You told me once though, too, is that, um, At first, when dealer knew no deal was presented to you, you didn't really initially jump on  [00:00:20] Howie Mandel: it, jump on it. I said, fuck you to the person. I know I was at 2005. I T I told you this, my career in my mind was over, you know, I had, I had done, uh, St elsewhere and I had done Bobby's world in the nineties, and I did a lot of TV. And I did a lot of movies in the eighties. And by about 2004, I was getting jobs at comedy clubs, which were maybe twenty-five percent full when I got there. So there was no people in the audience. So the audience has waned in my, in my height. I was playing like 10,000 seats and 84 or 83 and doing the tonight show. But now. 60 people in the audience. And I was reading for parts for five lines and under, so I bead outside a casting office and then I get this call from my manager, says, you know, NBC wants you to do, uh, a game show and I went, fuck you. And if you remember. Uh, nobody remembers, but if you remember 2004, 2005, at that time, not one comedian ever since Groucho Marx had done a game show, Gracia marks, did you bet your life, which Leno is actually doing right now, but, but no comedian had done that. And in fact, you know, being the game show host was the punchline. You know, it was kind of a joke. It's just the guy in a suit who reads trivia question. I didn't want to be a game. So I said, fuck you, you know, Career is over and I'd like to leave and leave. No, I'm I, I deal in, uh, I've I've done. Okay. But I like real estate as much as I like show business. So I was doing real. I said, listen, as for money and business, I can do okay. I just don't need to be constantly humiliated, embarrassed, kicked in the nuts mentally every fucking day. This is a really hard thing. Even when you're doing well, even when you're doing well, because the better you do the harder the rejection feels because you feel like you got that self worthiness and how can he say no? You know, even up to like two months ago, I've, you know, as you talked about, I produce shows, I've even said to a network, you know, All hosts this one and they have said to me, well, we don't want you. So yeah. You know, which is funny, but it's also, it's a kick in the nuts. So w what I'm saying is I couldn't, I wasn't, I didn't have the success along with the kick of the nuts. So I just said, listen, I'll make money. I'll do it. I don't need to do this to myself every day. And if I do a game show, that's going to be the nail in the coffin of my career. Wow. You know, game show hosts. That's the last thing I want to do, or I'd be embarrassed in front. Comedy community or anybody in show business. The last thing he did, he did St. Elsewhere. He did movies. He created shows. And now he's saying, what is the capital of Arizona for six points? Yeah. You know, it wasn't something I thought was an in the cards for me. And, and so I said, no, then they call back a half hour later they go. I just want you to understand that they're going to do this game. It's not an afternoon game show. They're going to do it in primetime five nights. And no network has ever devoted five hours in one week of prime time television to a game which already exists in most of the world and it's kicking ass. Ah, so I said, I really don't want to do it. He calls me back half hour later and he's. Will you just talk to the guy? I go, I'll talk to the guy, but I don't even want to, you know, part of the humiliation is me driving and trying to find the place I don't like today. Anyway, uh, he comes in and he goes, let me just show you the game. And I thought I was being pranked. It's this guy, Rob Smith from Endemol. And he brought in, he had a cartoon, he had a cartoon, he had a, um, an art card, like a piece of paper, and he had drawn 26 squares. He didn't go to Kinko. He didn't spend, it looked like a special needs after school project. Yeah. And, and, and he, he puts these 2016. I'm going to show you something, pick a card and don't show me what it is. And I pick a card and I don't show him what it is, but he's got the, each card had the amount of money on it, like a million and what yeah, he goes now, do you think you got the million? I go, well, I got the soup and why do I think he goes, watch this open up six other cards and whatever's in those cards is not in York and I didn't really understand. I go. Is there any trivia? Is there any skill. I went home and I told my wife, this is the worst fucking day, an hour an hour. And they kept saying to me, you are perfect for this. We can't do this without you Howie. We see you as the perfect person for this game, which bothered me more because there's no fucking game. Maybe it's because I had no fucking careers. So a guy with no career doing no games. Perfect. So. I went home and my wife said to me, what did, I said, it's his game. They opened up cases in that and she goes, do it. And, and, um, she just said flat out do it. Yeah. Well, she said, I don't want you in the house. She said, just do it please. You just gotta, I was going down a really dark wormhole. I was just sitting there horribly and she goes, I don't care what it is. Just do some, you just need to do it. And, and so she talked me into doing it, which I thought was. Horrible idea, but I listened to her, like you listened to her. They seem to be a little smarter than we are. Um, and, and the thing is that, so I went there and I was devastated, you know, was because they were practicing it and it didn't make any sense to me. And then I said, oh, and this is fraud. So I called them back on Friday and I said, okay, I'll do it. And they went great. We told you, you're the perfect person for this. You're the guy that can do this. And I said, when do we tape? And he goes Monday and I go Monday, Monday, but what about the models you need 26 months? We got, yes, you've already cast all the models I go. What about a set built? How fucking far down the list was? I, I called them back. I was terrified that I said, okay. But my wife made me say, okay. So I called them a couple hours later and I said, can I, I don't know what to do. And I've never done a game show QBO. I live vulnerable and scared, but yes, I was even more heightened vulnerability and fear because we were about to start. And so I said, can I hear some comedy from my friends too? Right? Maybe we can write maybe if nothing else, if this game is a piece of shit, I'll be, maybe I'll be funny. Like, and I don't know what to do. And you're asking me to do five hours, so let's right. They said, okay. And two, my friends came over and we wrote jokes about cases and things and models and shit like that. And then I walked out that first day, that Monday I walk out and they said, welcome to deal or no deal. And the crowd is roaring and there's 12 cameras around and all these lanes. And I introduced the very first, uh, contestant, never forget. I did 500 shows. Karen. Wow. Ben, Karen van was the very first contestant and, uh, I met her. I said, tell me about yourself, Karen and Karen explained to me that she was a single mother and these were her three children sitting in the audience right there. And she's never owned a home and she doesn't have health insurance. She's not from here. So in Iowa, like middle America, And then I realized, oh my God, this person is, is real. This is real. And this is gonna th for her that's Karen van right there. And this picture makes so much sense to me, keep this picture up because I want to tell you, this is how she decided to dress for our episode. Right? So, and that was Karen van. That's the very first show I've been doing the show for 10 minutes. And then I realized she's a real person. And I, and I also realized she's never been on television before. So there was like a glaze over her as far as all the cameras and all the lights and all the people. So she really wasn't listening, you know? So the first offer was something like $10,000 and I thought she's done nothing. And in two minutes I just offered a $10,000 and with no. No deal. And here's a woman, there's a woman that just said she has three children. She doesn't have insurance. She doesn't have, and she's turning to. $10,000. Anyway, the point that I was making here is she said, no deal. And then. First and foremost, and this is what I love about you. You're a human being that's right. First 100. And, and as crazy as you are, you're a nice human being. And what happened to me there? Um, now I'm tooting my own horn. I'm very nice. No, no, no. But, but the thing was, I, by the way, this is a real person and I don't care about she was making some dumb decisions so that. Changed my cadence. And I didn't want to do jokes anymore because I felt that that was distracting her from making good decisions. And it also informed my cadence of how I did that show. I talked to her, like I talked to my five-year-old and I said, okay, the offer, listen to me is $60,000. Wow. Wow. Putting $60,000 more than you've made in three. Or do you open up another four cases? Karen listened to me $60,000. Wow. Or no deal, you know, and that I was talking to her, but that became my, my cadence. And it was just about making her understand how important this was amazing. The co it wasn't amazing cause it didn't work and she ended up leaving, but she ended up leaving that woman look at her, right there. Ended up leaving with $5,000. No, that's great. $5,000 is almost double what I'm getting today for this podcast.  So I did the show and I did none of the jokes and I just played that game with that cadence and I taped five episodes. And I went home so miserable, so depressed because I said for the first time I've done five hours of television and I did fucking nothing because  [00:09:57] Bobby Lee: as a comedian, when you're doing  [00:09:59] Howie Mandel: something, you're not getting laughs. Well, it wasn't funny. I wasn't doing lie lines like that were given to me from a script. I wasn't, it was the first time I was just Howie and I was just doing nothing. I just. Right, but that's not, you know, I went into this business to be a comedian, to be an actor, to be, to do something entertaining. And I did nothing. I didn't do anything witty. I didn't do anything funny. And when it was going to air, I got on a plane with my whole family and I made my way. We flew to someplace in the Caribbean where there wasn't TV. And I was in Tortola and I got a call on the morning after it aired. The first time Rob Smith called me and he goes, you're not gonna believe this. It went through the roof. And I went, what he goes, the ratings are unpressed. I go for what he goes, our show. And I just sat there. I didn't know what to say. Like thank you. I just hung up the phone. I thought something's wrong. The next day it aired the next day, it aired and Rob called me and said, it's even bigger on the second night. And it was bigger on the third night. And that at the end of the week, 100 million people had watched it on just goosebumps on the network, fucking goosebumps, 100 million people I got on a plane. I came back, I landed in Miami within 30 seconds of landing. The first person. Made eye contact with me when deal or no deal. And then every other person was doing it all. My goosebumps is bumps, man. It could be a rash. No, I just, yeah, she's coughing. You're breaking out. Honestly. This is giving me goosebumps, bro. So, and, and out of everything I've ever done. Everything from St. Elsewhere to movies, to Bobby's world, to AGBT to whatever I do. The biggest success I've ever had in my career was the alert, no deal, which gave me the groundwork for everything else. That's how I started my production company. So I started calling you, I renegotiated and I knew rather than more money, I said, put me on the lot. I was on universal for seven years and, and, and I started producing shows and getting shows on the air, but that was the one time. The one time when I went no fucking way, three times. And, uh, who nobody is more surprised and thrilled than I am. [00:12:03] Bobby Lee: Now when you were in the Miami airport and you're and people are coming up to, what was your wife like? Astounding.  [00:12:10] Howie Mandel: Yeah. She knew she saw the show and she kept telling me, but I thought it was because she loved me. It was great. She goes, you got to see it. It's great. You're not inside it. I go, what is so great? I didn't do anything. Tell me one funny thing. She goes, no, no, no. It wasn't funny. It was great. I go, but what did I do? And she goes, she goes, it w it, it, the idea of that humanity and people like either gambling or taking it too far or changing their life forever. That's great. I go, but me talk about me. Why is that? Why is that it's embarrassing. Anybody could have been, there they go. No, you has the house. That's not true too, but that's the only you could have done that. Well, thank you. It would have been a completely different show if somebody else did it, somebody else did do it before me. They, you know, no, they did in a different country. No, here, the show went, they did six episodes at ABB. With a British host and then, uh, whoever took over ABC, it wasn't their show. So they never aired it. We took the, they took the ABC show and recast it and did it with the same executive producer. Scott St. John at NBC. But right before I was doing it, they gave me the tapes that they watched at ABC. And I said, I don't. Do this, I don't, I don't get it. That's incredible. You know, and they did it very differently. But what we did at NBC seemed to take off and do well. And I love, I love the show now, you know, and, and when that show took off, That was when they call Jeff Foxworthy and said, you should do smarter than a fifth grader. And that's when they called Bob Saget and said, you should do one versus a hundred. And that's when they called Louie Anderson and said, you should do family feud. And that's why Steve Harvey has a career. Every time they're going to do a game show. Now the first calls are always comics. That's amazing. [00:13:55] swyx: So the story we just heard covers a four-year arc. That was probably a pretty dark period for Howie from 2003 to 2007. Obviously dealer new deal did very well. And in 2010, how he replaced David Hasselhoff in America's got talent. And now he is one of the longest tenured judges on America's got talent and has revived his own superstar. Did.  As for game shows and changing the genre in general, how he credits himself with turning around. The game show genre and injecting comedy and comedians. Uh, most notably now with Steve Harvey and family feud. 

Doug thinks the win by the Bucs Sunday night over the Patriots was the perfect Tom Brady win. That is how Brady used to win as a Patriots quarterback in New England in the rain and under duress. Doug explains the one thing everyone is missing on with Ben Roethlisberger, he thinks the Steelers quarterback is now guessing on the football field. Senior NFL Reporter for The Boston Globe Ben Volin joins Doug to talk about what it was like in Foxboro Stadium last night for the Patriots-Bucs game. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the game "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

The Chicks dig into the infrstructure mess, your Gov’t spying on your bank account, politicians who need skin care tips and more!

The Chicks dig into the infrstructure mess, your Gov't spying on your bank account, politicians who need skin care tips and more!

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Randy and Mike Conti, who is filling in for Andy, opened the show talking about the Braves win over the Phillies on Wednesday night bringing their magic number down to 1. Would this be the most meaningful division title if the Braves win it this season under Snitker? They also talked about the historic night for Josef Martinez getting his 100th goal with Atlanta United before Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal with Brian! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 1st sequel to kick off our 3rd annual "Scary Sequel Month" is "Hellraiser V: Inferno" and this week we are talking with Model and Actress Patricia Kara. Most know Patricia as the suitcase #9 model from "Deal or No Deal" or one of many modeling or hosting jobs over the years. Patricia has stories about Mad TV, being a Cenobite in Hellraiser V: Inferno, and lots more. Amazing chat. Links mentioned in this episode: Patricia's IMDb https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0438669/ Patricia's website https://patriciakara.com/ Patricia's Instagram @patriciakara Next week we are discussing "Hellraiser V: Inferno". This was barely a Hellraiser movie, but a blast to discuss with our horror sequel expert and now 7-time guest! Follow us on all social media @sequelsonly and our website is sequelsonly.com Review, rate, and share us with your friends, enemies, neighbors, ex's, and even that annoying supermarket clerk! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Randy and Mike Conti, who is filling in for Andy, opened the show talking about the Braves win over the Phillies on Tuesday night bringing their magic number down to 3. They both still have strong feelings on closer Will Smith. Plus, they discuss the other big topics of the day including Josef Martinez being available tonight at home against Inter Miami. And, in Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal, Brian asks the guys about USC Boosters wanting Anthony Lynn as their new head coach and Manny Pacquiao retiring from boxing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby gets double goosebumps. Howie likes Khalyla more than Ashton Kutcher. Khalyla is our resident germofile. We talk opening for Diana Ross, why Howie almost said 'no deal' to Deal or No Deal, the origin of the glove trick, and the Shin Lim incident.  Free TigerBelly NFTs Sponsors: Start washing with a Tushy bidet for a better clean. Go to https://hellotushy.com/tigerbelly to get 10% off plus free shipping. For listeners of the show, Calm is offering a special limited-time promotion of 40% off a Calm Premium subscription at CALM.COM/BELLY The financial landscape is harder than ever to navigate, but you don't have to do it alone. Download and subscribe to MODERN FINANCE wherever you listen to podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug thinks that there were three wins in the NFL on Sunday that should count as a win and a half for the teams, and explains why. The former teammate of Aaron Rodgers and Packers linebacker Brady Poppinga joins Doug to talk share his thoughts on how big the Packers' win was against the 49ers Sunday night. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal". Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Andy and Randy open the show talking about the Falcons match-up against the Giants on Sunday. Is it a Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal if they win? The guys take your calls on that. Plus, they discuss the other trending topics of the day including the Braves bullpen and the big college football games this weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this newest installment of the 2021 Knocdown nominees here on WTG, I chop it up with Humboldt Tn's own Hunnit Rack Snow. Not only will you get to know him but here his new release off his Deal or No Deal album. As always thank you for the love and support!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatthagrit/message

Andy and Randy open the show discussing another Atlanta Braves win after an impressive performance from Ian Anderson and the bats. Plus, how should we be evaluating first year Falcons coach Arthur Smith? Weekly? At the bye-week? At the end of the season? And Brian joins the guys with another 'Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal!' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we are discussing "Cannonball Run II", which is our most star-studded movie yet and we have our Munchie expert Nick sitting in to help us break it down. We discuss ladies driving, Doug missing the nuns' actual role in the movie, Frank Sinatra playing Frank Sinatra, Captain Chaos, the Bond references, and lots more. This is our 1st in-studio review in over 20 months and it felt great, but unfortunately no video this week. Next week is an early start to our 3rd Annual "Scary Sequel Month"! So get ready for a month filled with 4 amazing reviews and 5 awesome interviews. The next sequel we are reviewing is “Hellraiser: Inferno" which critics say is barely a Hellraiser movie, but the cast is pretty good and we have 2 interviews for this one. 1st up is Actress Patricia Kara who plays a Cenobite in it and she was the model on case #9 on "Deal or No Deal". Patricia was great and was a lot of fun. Then I chatted with Actress and Entrepreneur Rachel Currance who had a small role in the sequel but was great to chat with. Rachel was on a few different Disney shows and completed a series last year called "Siblings" that is being shopped around. So get ready for a kick-ass month. Review, rate, and share us with your friends, enemies, neighbors, ex's, and even that annoying supermarket clerk! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Doug explains why Lamar Jackson is the Steph Curry of the NFL, in that his style of play is so unorthodox and creative that most "experts" missed on him and most defenses struggled to scheme against him. Senior NFL Reporter for Monday Morning Quarterback Albert Breer joins Doug to break down the main headlines from week 2 of the NFL. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In the first hour of today's show Andy and Randy talk about what the Falcons can actually improve on this Sunday before getting to all the headlines in What's Trending. Then Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal."  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy and Randy react to the most important audio of the day including a lot from college football with the loss from Ohio State and Florida State. The also discuss the Falcons drubbing in the Lunchtime Falcons Report before being joined by Brian Gebhardt for Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal. Which NFL rookie(s) stood out in Week 1? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the first hour of today's show Andy & Randy talked about the Bucs/Cowboys game last night and the Braves win in extra innings over the Nats. Later in the hour Brian joined for "Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal."  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Duffield is the chief football writer at The West Australian, Glen Quartermain is the sport editor of The Sunday Times and Mark Readings is an AFL and Olympic caller for Channel 7 and 6PR, with their powers combined they make Duff and Quarters, the footy podcast for the pragmatic & passionate fan. 1.00 - Preliminary finals tips 16.00 - Vardy hangs up the boots 25.00 - Lachie Neale announces plan to stay in Brisbane. 32 - Luke Jackson into MAILBAG   Send your mailbags through to josh.garlepp@wanews.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris GoForth is in for Andy and Randy. Chris starts the show talking about the weekend of college football, Chris gets into What's Trending, and producer Ken has a Big Deal, Small Deal, or No Deal.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy and Randy open the show talking about it finally being a day away from the Georgia, Clemson game. How do they think this game plays out? They also talk about the other trending topics of the day including the Braves win over the Rockies and the handful of college football games on last night. And they answer some Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal questions from Brian! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy and Randy opened the show talking about Randy's weekend and his reaction to the Falcons final preseason game before reacting to the breaking news of Cam Newton being released by the Patriots. Plus, they discuss the other hot topics of the day including the Braves before diving into Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Beyer and George Wrighster filled in for Doug. The guys talked about Bears head coach Matt Nagy's handling of his team's quarterback situation, and how he is making things too hard by sticking to his guns with Andy Dalton. Sacramento Bee columnist Chris Biderman joins as a guest to talk about Trey Lance and the 49ers. And the guys play a version of the game Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Donald Trump fails to stop Republicans from supporting the bipartisan infrastructure deal, Joe Biden and the Democrats look to budget reconciliation as their last best chance to fight climate change, Crooked Media Political Director Shaniqua McClendon joins to talk about Vote Save America's No Off Years campaign, and New York Times tech reporter Sheera Frankel talks to Jon Lovett about her new book about Facebook, “An Ugly Truth." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

ExxonMobil, and other major polluters like it, would love for you to feel like your personal choices are what will make or break this climate crisis, but the truth is, global warming can only be slowed through massive, systemic changes to the energy, transportation, and building sectors. Legislators must pass new laws curbing emissions, and the reconciliation bill winding its way through Congress is the best, and possibly last, chance to get this right. Amanda and Faiz talk to Jamal Raad, the co-founder and executive director of Evergreen Action, a climate advocacy group fighting to ensure that real action on climate change doesn't get derailed by politicians bought by the oil and gas industry. The trio discusses why clean energy standards need to be in the reconciliation bill; how Republicans aren't interested in good faith negotiations; and whether climate advocacy groups should continue to focus their energy and ire at Biden and the Democrats, or pivot towards Republicans. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.