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Conor McGregor was fighting again at the weekend, breaking his ankle in gruesome circumstances against Dustin Poirier, and accepting defeat in his usual classy style - we ask how much longer he can keep this jamboree going. Clare and Wexford seemed destined to be drawn against each other in the hurling qualifiers. Murph reports, with a heavy heart, that these two.... straight up don't like each other. Plus Ken doubles down on his obituary for Gareth Southgate's time in charge of England.

Government officials believe about 800 rioters entered the building on January 6. About 300 people have been charged and the government expects to charge at least 100 more, according to a recent filing. Is that...good enough? Is that enough for deterrence? Ken White and Josh Barro talk about that, the timeline of evidence collection and charges, and the effort to bring a conspiracy case against the Oathkeepers. Plus: Ken and Josh discuss Jane Mayer’s profile of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance in The New Yorker and the investigation timeline might match up with his remaining time in office, and more.

China has a quantum network that employs an encryption method called Quantum Key Distribution. Allison Sheridan tried to make Ken understand it. Plus - Ken's not on a mission to get Allison to like music, even if she thinks he is. Don't ask her about Weezer. Do ask her about Earth, Wind, and Fire - In a Few Minutes

Everyone's banging on about America at the moment, so this week The Football Book Club decided it's the perfect time to read 'Breakaway' by USA and now Tottenham Hotspur Women superstar Alex Morgan!Features Alex winning basically every trophy in the world, Hope Solo doing the worm and exceptional tips on how to park your car. Plus Ken's back with a new chant and we see how many American soccer-isms we can survive in two minutes.As we soon found out, the book is basically a guidebook for American girls in their mid-teens. So lets see the effect it has on four, disenchanted Brits in their early thirties. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Apple's fourth-quarter earnings coming this week, we'll take a quick look at what we might hear. Plus - Ken gets called out for something he said last Friday, which was about nine-weeks ago.

This week The Football Book Club are reading former United maverick and current Lyon striker Memphis Depay's 2019 book 'Heart of a Lion'. And who better to read it with them than journalist & The Athletic's Manchester United correspondent Carl Anka?In a book like no other we've read before, we're whisked from Ghana to Manchester, with a quick stopover at Wickes, chatting Memphis the rapper, Pokemon tattoos and why it never worked out for him at United.Plus Ken's back with a new song and we talk to Carl about what's shaping up to be the most open season in Premier League history. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Football Book Club head back to 1986 to read then 31-year-old Villa, Wolves and Scotland striker Andy Gray's 'Shades of Gray'. Yes, that is genuinely the name.Features Andy banging them in for Villa, opening a doomed nightclub, walking through Birmingham barefooted and going on holiday with Ozzy Osbourne.Plus Ken has another new chant about a Wigan Athletic legend and we play the game 'Andy Gray or 50 Shades of Gray'?Is it as filthy as E.L. James's very similarly titled book? Let's find out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a busy week for the boys. Will gets a job. Ken destroys some plants. Will writes fanfiction...about himself. Ken spells out his pro-level real estate tips. PLUS: Ken and Will sit down with presidential candidate Rhonda Del Phino (Kait Covell) for a town hall, where concerned citizens ask her a number of pressing questions about the future of this country. Merch Store: https://bit.ly/kenspiracymerch Follow us on Instagram and Twitter! Artwork by Mitchell Paddy Music Credits: Portal by Evan Schaeffer https://soundcloud.com/evanschaeffer/portal Adding The Sun by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5708-adding-the-sun Hush by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4986-hush Bama Country by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3417-bama-country Latin Industries by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3971-latin-industries License for All Songs from Kevin MacLeod: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

The final episode of the radio show is here and it is off to the world of Podcast. Ken and "Docta" Andraé Jones talk about the journey through radio and what to expect on the podcast! Plus Ken talks about how to grill some Tri-Tip and much more. (Aired October 11th, 2020) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week The Football Book Club read Norwich, Hibs, Shrewsbury and a team in Singapore legend Grant Holt's 2019 autobiography 'A Real Football Life'... and it's a cracker!Despite being one of the hardest books to track down yet, it's all worth it with tales of battered sausages, swan attacks, Chesney Hawkes and Bryan Gunn losing his cool with a bottle of sun cream.Plus Ken's back with another chant, Tash thinks she might be the reason Grant became a professional footballer and we play an all-new game called 'What Chocolate Bar is Grant Holt describing?'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode to Ken talks about his adventure (in story form) being an observer to a not so great barbecuing experience and talks about some How-Tos" and How-Not-To" about your equipment. We also hear from "the Docta Andraé Jones" to hear about his Labor party. Plus Ken welcomes Mark Lennox from Coming Home Healthcare Services to the show. (Aired 9/13/2020)

Ken and special guest host, Docta Andraé Jones, talk about grilling that perfect Hamburger. Plus Ken and DJ chat it up with Rob King to talk about grilling brats and beer. (Aired August 23rd, 2020)

Second Captains Snifter Time! We chat to former GAA dual star Jamie Wall about sliding doors moments, a life changing diagnosis and why the constant pursuit of happiness is sure to lead to misery. Brian Murphy was the perfect man to talk to about the USPGA because not only did he predict Colinn Morikawa would win it, it's also his local course, and he covered it for the New York Times. All of this made for a happy US Murph. Plus Ken has been covering the Champions League, and enjoying the Champions League, which is turning out to be a very tasty tournament. To hear daily Second Captains shows, plus access to years of archive go to secondcaptains.com/join - its a fiver a month with no contracts, no obligations, no minimum sign up... just top top top broadcasting.

Where were we? Right: Michael Flynn. Listeners will recall the president’s former national security adviser pleaded guilty to making false statements to FBI investigators, but following his guilty plea and literally years of maneuvering on the way toward sentencing, the Justice Department has decided he wants to dismiss the charge against Flynn, which is fairly unusual. Judge Emmet Sullivan decided that he wanted to hear some arguments before he decided whether to allow that dismissal, which is fairly unusual but then this is an unusual situation. Flynn appealed, saying Sullivan should promptly grant the motion for dismissal, which is also the government’s position. Flynn is seeking what’s called a writ of mandamus, an extraordinary action where an appeals court intervenes and tells the trial court what to do. Another unusual aspect of the situation is the Judge Sullivan appointed an outside attorney, Beth Wilkinson, to argue against the granting of the writ. So there are two separate legal issues here: one is whether Flynn in the US government are entitled to have these charges dismissed. The second is whether the appellate court should intervene and force Sullivan to rule right away, when Sullivan hasn’t even ruled against Flynn yet. That’s going to be argued in the appellate court on Friday, but we’ve already seen the written briefs. Ken and Josh talk through the arguments. Plus: Ken schools us on Section 230 and what you need to know and ignore about President Trump’s executive order on social media. Did the president defame the man who was knocked over and injured by Buffalo police officers in that viral video? And, if the president is going to pardon Roger Stone (so Stone can “sleep well at night”) and Stone’s gotta report to prison by the end of June, wouldn’t that need to happen...soon? Oh yeah, and is Michael Avenatti a good client?

She’s here!! Car & Ken are joined on the couch this week by friend, writer, philosopher and Good Time: Jaqueline (aka Jackie, Jacko, Big Jack, Jaqcoolen)! This ep is the breezy, feel good content we need. The friends discuss names, meet cutes, forts, basements and fashion, as well as Jackie’s weight lifting journey. They debate the correct pronunciation of the gong sound from Law & Order before getting into a stale edition of Bach Chat (Ken & Car established at the top of the ep that they’re working on irrelevancy & preemptive nostalgia, so it checks out). It’s the unveiling of the new theme song “Highway to the Peter Zone” (!!!) and then a discussion of the girls’ drama, Peter’s issues and what’s up with Kelly. Ken spoils the Kelsey-Tammy drama live for Jackie & Car, and they cover who’s got to go & why Peter can’t lead. PLUS: Ken’s pants! Wrestling singlets! Alter ego Biff doing a naughty! Bach Daddy! Hacks for Jacques the broken car! Sexual pinching! And more! Stay tuned for the Beefy News in pt. 2! Jacqueline Moulton can be found on Instagram: @jacquelineviola

It's the final Behind Closed Doors special and this week we treated ourselves to something a little different - a diary written by the Bridget Jones of ex-Reading goalkeepers, US legend Marcus Hahnemann. Written during Reading's first season in the Premier League in 2006, we find out Marcus's views on Leroy Lita's music taste, facial hair, Costco and the band Tool (we find this out a lot). Plus Ken's back with a new song, we go on Peter Reid watch, Ibrahima Sonko takes his top off a lot and we find out if the big American can be crowned the winner of the Behind Closed Doors mini-series. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week behind closed doors, lockdown has flown by thanks to Rangers legend and bona fide hunk Lorenzo Amoruso's exceptionally titled 'LA Confidential'. Set in 2002, after being stripped of the Rangers captaincy, in the space of 247 pages Lorenzo falls in love with Glasgow, meets a ghost, gets addicted to Baileys and doesn't buy his girlfriend yoghurt. Plus Ken's back with another song, Glenn Roeder's space in the Hall of Shame is filled threefold and Dick Advocaat disrespects Lorenzo's massive thighs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Still on lockdown, still reading obscure football autobiographies. This week The Football Book Club read Kevin Phillips's very premature, 2000 autobiography 'Strikingly Different'. Featuring Kevin breaking records and winning the European Golden Shoe at Sunderland, his thoughts on Emmerdale farm, a local coach firm and the band Republica, and DJing powerhouse Danny Dichio. Plus Ken's back with another chant and we read this week's dramatic reading 'Jody Craddock Moves A Barstool'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Football Book Club are stranded hundreds of miles apart, but quarantine (and questionable sound quality) won't stop them from doing what they were put on this earth to do - read increasingly obscure football autobiographies. Today, the book club meet remotely to read Manchester City legend Shaun Goater's 2007 novella 'Feed The Goat'. Featuring Shaun on Kevin Keegan, modelling in Rotherham, Bermuda Triangle conspiracy theories and, of course, goats. Plus Ken's back with another song and at one point Bristol is described as 'the closest thing to Bermuda there is'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With a new series just around the corner, The Football Book Club are bringing you some extra special episodes, starting with this - a live recording of the team reading Danny Higginbotham's 2015 classic 'Rise of the Underdog'. The episode was recorded in Southampton on March 7th as part of 'Superpod 2020' - a live podcasting event raising money for Sport Relief - and features Danny's underwear, Roy Keane being Roy Keane and the scientists at CERN, all told through a book that was (genuinely) written with one of the Breaking Bad team. Plus Ken returns with a chant that was previously thought impossible... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Who knows what’s what and when and where this week as Ken & Car give updates right off the cuff. They share some New News and Do A Good Learn about time terminology, only to discover things are more complicated than they seem. The friends discuss their recent Doing A Goods (disguised as “A Cool Thing”) which segues into a conversation about acknowledging and honoring your achievements. The friends debut a jazzy new theme song in Bach Chat, which is full of spicy hot takes, and cover through ep 3. Then they explore oldness, youngness, Other People Parents, teenage dedication & interests, and wrap it all up with a new corner of CoStar Moments. PLUS: Ken’s Oscar Journey! Car’s RENT history! Bad Boys for life! Seated shows! Personal reflection! And more! •Do A Good Hang• Email: doingagood@gmail.com Instagram: @doingagood •Do A Good CoStar Hang• Ken: @kendraecox Car: @goosespringsteen

The Champions League is underway, the RWC 2019 is underway and grunge week is over - its the perfect time to join the Second Captains World Service secondcaptains.com/join . Shane Horgan told us this week that he reckons England are going to win the whole thing, and along with Donnacha Ryan, Eoin Reddan, Gerry Thornley and Mattie Williams, you'll get all the biggest rugby brains giving you the best insight and analysis. Earlier this week, Jonny Cooper told us about the words of consolation from Jack McCaffrey after his sending-off in the drawn All-Ireland final that inspired him for last Saturday's replay. Plus Ken bullying Eoin, live show discounts and trouble in the camp.

Join Ken Michaels, Mean Mr. Mayo, and Kit O’Toole as they travel through 30 years of All-Starr lineups. Which ones are your favorites? What artists would you like to see in future All-Starr tours? Tune in for some great conversation and share your thoughts. Tom Hunyady drops in from Ringo Starr's Phoenix tour stop!Plus Ken shares the latest news, Ken and Joe review Ringo’s recent NY gig, and Kit recaps the Chicago Fest for Beatles Fans. Don’t miss the fun! Email: talkmoresolotalk@gmail.com Twitter: talkmoretalk1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/talkmoretalkvideocast/

This week, Ken, Shawn and Nate talk all about Latter Day Saint wedding receptions. What gift do you bring? When should you arrive? Where should you have the reception? No reception and just elope? What do you say to people in the line? Why do we still do the receiving line?!? Plus Ken shares special insight from the recent wedding of his daughter.

Tom Hunyady, Ken Michaels, Kit O'Toole, and guest host Mean Mr. Mayo debate whether the group should be inducted separately from Paul McCartney as a solo artist. Plus Ken shares the latest solo-related news. Share your thoughts, and be sure to follow us on Twitter (talkmoretalk1), email us at talkmoresolotalk@gmail.com, and find us on Facebook.

Munster have now lost 8 semi-finals, and 2 finals since they last won a trophy. Many people saw last Saturday's Pro14 semi-final against Leinster in the RDS as a must-win game, but what they were left with was more questions, departing coaches and a thoroughly bewildered-looking head coach and captain. Former Munster player James Coughlan and Gerry Thornley try and assess their next move as they look to progress, while Leinster have another final to look forward to, this one against Glasgow in Celtic Park next weekend. Oisin McConville joins us to talk about an extraordinary game in the Ulster championship which saw Armagh beat Down and win their first game in the province since 2014. Plus Ken scouts Glasgow Rugby, while marvelling at all the Scottish players who have first names that are surnames, and there's golden Fairview days, the GAA herrenvolk, and Leo Cullen's cultural insensitivity.

This week Car & Ken find themselves here, which is where? Who could say. After Doing A Good Quality Time, they share their recent experience, which leads into the Beefy News of “networking”: What is it? How do you do it right? Why can it be done so wrong? Is it both necessary and gross? More questions than answers, but it taps into underlying issues of insecurity, ego and purpose, which is always important to explore. In Awake & Asleep the friends try to deconstruct the impossible and get derailed by Shaquille O’Neil. Also this week, the friends do an Accidental Learning about Chinese social media and Gigantism. Plus: Ken’s so busy! Car’s got a messy brain & it’s hereditary! Jerry wants to play! Siri has fomo! Yawni DiFranco! SPOILER ALERT: The Throne Zone starts at 46:21 and covers S8 E2 & E3, but mostly covers feelings.

The publishing world is changing at a fast pace as technology evolves and becomes more accessible.  Are traditional publishers still relevant?  No one knows how the publishing world has changed better than today’s guest! Ken Blanchard, is the author of the best-selling book “The One Minute Manager” , “Leading at a Higher Level”, "The Simple Truths of Service" and more than 60 other books, is in Amazon’s Hall of Fame as a best-selling author,  and is one of the most influential leadership experts in the world! Ken shares his decades of experience on the changes to publishing, what you should do if you already have an established platform and how some publishers are changing to stay relevant in this new market. Plus Ken and Peter discuss the unique methods Ken has used to get feedback on his books and the various revision cycles he goes through before taking his manuscript to a publisher. Ken tells us that your content doesn’t have to be simple, but it does have to be digestible.  We have some additional advise on why complex ideas don’t sell.

Car & Ken often have a “deal” and this week it’s attempting to make a special anniversary episode. Instead of achieving that, they discuss the stress of doing things you enjoy, the disconnect between ideas & product, and things you put in eggs. In Beefy News, the friends dig into superstitions: what you believe & what you don’t. They accidentally learn some things in a fluke “Informational Podcast Moment” as they research & share the origin stories & details on each superstition. A ladies edition of Wild Horse or Wild Cat is played, and The Throne Zone explores the season premiere. Plus: Ken’s sh*t talking! Forgetting Easter! Million dollar questions! More sweet talk! New cocktail menu! Moms love seltzer! SPOILER ALERT: The Throne Zone starts at 50:04 and only covers Season 8 Ep 1.

Future greetings from the past! This episode was recorded before Ken went on vacation, so the friends cover her Big Climb journey (69 flights of stairs) before it even happened. In a show of support, Car shares some embarrassing fitness moments, of which there are many. Two new segments are introduced this week: “Wild Horse or Wild Cat” & “Things That Happen When You Are Both Awake and Asleep”. In Beefy News: the friends discuss fashion: icons, trials, tribulations, personal preferences,  jean issues, shirts that say things, and admiring vs emulating other people’s style. Plus: Ken’s new pants! Car’s FOMO! Uncle Bob! Emails! Join in playing “Wild Horse or Wild Cat” with an email: doingagood@gmail.com

Join hosts Tom Hunyady, Ken Michaels, and Kit O'Toole revisit the posthumous release "Menlove Ave." and debate how it fits in to John Lennon's catalog. Plus Ken shares the latest news and pays tribute to Peter Tork. Be sure to leave comments and let us know your thoughts, and send ideas for future episodes to talkmoresolotalk@gmail.com!

Special guest Alex Damon of Star Wars Explained joins Ken this week to talk his love of Biggs Darklighter, Rebel Pilots, and what he thinks will happen with the Star Wars Resistance storyline. Plus Ken continues his reading of the Empire Strikes Back novelization. Join the conversation! #SpotlightStarWars From the minds of Ken Napzok (The Napzok Files) and Joseph Scrimshaw (comedian, writer, host of the Obsessed podcast), and Jennifer Landa (actress, host, crafter, contributor to starwars.com) comes the ForceCenter Podcast Feed. Here you will find a series of shows exploring, discussing, and celebrating everything about Star Wars. Spotlight Star Wars is a monologue from one Star Wars fan to many. Listen on Podomatic, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn, and iHeartRadio. Twitter - @ForceCenterPod and @KenNapzok #SpotlightStarWars to join the conversation. Visit our Patreon page! www.patreon.com/forcecenter Visit our Website! www.forcecenterpod.podomatic.net Purchase ForceCenter merchandise at www.teepublic.com/forcecenter Subscribe on YouTube www.youtube.com/c/forcecenter --- 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/forcecenter/message

Milestone moment! To celebrate their 30th episode, Car & Ken dive into 30 would-you-rather, desert-island, hypothetical, deeply revealing icebreakers. Play along on this getting-to-know-you journey. Plus: Ken’s fitness! Car’s head! Transition lenses! Tanning! Mullets! Embarrassing moments to cherish forever! Share your dirty thirty answers: doingagood@gmail.com

Nick, Beezy, and Feefo give you their three-game NBA takes. Plus Ken and B discuss the World Series and how they may have the best game-winning celebrations in sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We count down to the World Cup final with one of Ireland's most successful ever writers Paul Howard. We discuss Roy Keane's punditry, Spanish cologne, and being a bespectacled street footballer in 1980's Ireland. Plus Ken snuggles up with Mother Russia and asks for some French flair.

This week we bench The Mighty Ducks in favour of poppin' collars, 8-ball jackets & coaching jet ski teams. Plus—Ken personally endorses the show.

This week it's a full slate of Dudes as they review the Thor movie. We're also joined by special guest Brad Milyo from A Half Hour Wasted. Overall we loved the movie, are really excited about the upcoming Captain America and The Avengers next year. Kenneth Branagh delivered a solid film, with excellent casting, special effects, heart, and a killer sound design.Plus Ken and Jordan throw down on the relevance of Ang Lee's Hulk to the continuity of The Incredible Hulk.  And Jim schools us all with his Pre-JMS Thor knowledge. Then at the 1:45:00 mark we interview John Simons of Comicpalooza, a Comic Book and Media convention at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston.  John fills us in on all the details, festivities, artists, and celebrities who will be in attendance. Show Notes: www.comicpalooza.com

Do you tie your business into everyday events like April Fools? Easter? Haloween?Ken is featured in the Moron Letters.We discuss the importance of free publicity by joining your marketing to events.Plus Ken shares the future of Impact and JVALert.Ken offers top-level coaching and mentoring programs designed to help individuals, corporations and non-profit organizations reach masses of people using the techniques, tactics strategies and systems that he has developed specifically to help people spread their ideas, products and services around the globe.Impact: How to Get Noticed Motivate Millions and Make a Difference in a Noisy World:Click Here For Your CopyJoin Ken and Scott on Tobri, and at JVAlert Live.Scott Paton, The Dean of Blogonomics and Podiology, hangs out at www.MeetScottPaton.com

This week host Ken Ray talks with Veronica Belmont - formerly of CNET - about her new venture, women in podcasting, and what she thinks of the iPhone. Plus Ken talks computers, viruses, and death threats.