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ITL kicks off the hour with Around The NFL, reacting to the league's biggest headlines as training camp season gets underway. The guys discuss Cam Skattebo's failed backflip attempt at Fanatics Fest, an NFL executive being suspended, and several other stories making waves around the league. Then the conversation shifts back to the Texans, where Grey Zabel's early training camp experience sparks a discussion about rookie offensive lineman Keylan Rutledge. What can the Texans learn from Zabel's development, and what does it say about Rutledge's path to becoming a contributor? The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the latest stories from the worlds of sports and entertainment.

ITL welcomes in B Scott for another edition of Around The NFL, breaking down the biggest headlines from across the league as training camp draws closer. From league-wide storylines to the latest Texans news, the guys discuss what has their attention around the NFL. Then B Scott gives his thoughts on C.J. Stroud following the recent national conversation surrounding the Texans quarterback before presenting his three biggest questions about Houston heading into the season. ITL debates which questions are the most important to answer before Week 1 and what they could mean for the Texans' ceiling in 2026. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from the worlds of sports and entertainment.

On this episode, the crew checks out the sci-fi film Project Hail Mary, which finally released for streaming on Amazon Prime earlier this month, starring Ryan Gosling as the sole survivor of a mission in deep space, trying to find a way to save the Earth and its dying sun using his wits, science skills, and a budding friendship with a fellow traveler of the stars. What's Popping? - Widow's Bay, Hey Tablo, Ready or Not 2Follow our hosts:Marvin Yueh - @marvinyuehJess Ju - @jessjutweetsHanh Nguyen - @hanhonymousFollow the show and engage with us at @goodpopclubPart of the Potluck Podcast CollectiveProduced by HappyEcstatic Media

ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest news and headlines from across the league, reacting to the latest stories making noise as training camp approaches. The guys discuss the biggest developments from around the NFL before shifting to the Rockets, where Tari Eason sparked plenty of reaction with a tweet that upset fans. ITL breaks down what Eason posted, why it drew so much attention, whether the backlash is justified, and what it says about the relationship between athletes and social media. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

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ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest news and headlines from across the league, including Nico Collins earning a spot among the NFL's top 10 wide receivers. The guys discuss whether Collins is finally getting the national recognition he deserves, where he belongs among the league's elite pass catchers, and what his rise means for the Texans offense heading into the season. Then ITL circles back to the day's biggest story as the crew reacts to more fallout from the Astros trading Lance McCullers Jr. to the Milwaukee Brewers. The guys discuss what Houston's long-term plan looks like, whether the move was the right call, and how the trade changes expectations for the Astros moving forward. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

Buffalo Waterkeeper is monitoring algae growths at local waterways. How harmful are they? Executive Director Jill Jedlicka tells us.

What would you do if you noticed a piano sitting outside your favorite cafe, or walked past someone tickling the ivories as you left the grocery store? John McCarthy, founder of the nonprofit Chicago Plays, is betting people are likely to come together as a community alongside an impromptu and free public performance. Chicago Plays is spicing up the city's public spaces with free piano concerts courtesy of your own neighbors. In the Loop sits with the man behind the music. GUESTS: John McCarthy, founder, Chicago PlaysWon Kim, artist and chefFor a full archive of In the Loop interviews, head over to wbez.org/intheloop.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest news and headlines from across the league, reacting to the latest stories making noise as training camp approaches. The guys discuss the biggest developments from around the NFL before turning their attention back to Terrion Arnold. New reports reveal that members of his coaching staff were unaware of his release, prompting ITL to debate what that says about the situation and whether it could strengthen the Texans' interest in adding the former first-round cornerback. The crew discusses how Arnold would fit in Houston, what role he could play, and whether the Texans should seriously pursue him. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

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ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest news and headlines from across the league, including another quarterback landing on the NFL Top 100 list while C.J. Stroud remains absent, Stefon Diggs saying he believes he's the best No. 2 wide receiver in the NFL, and more stories making noise around football. The guys react to the latest headlines and debate whether Stroud is getting overlooked by his peers and league executives. Then the focus shifts to the Astros as ITL debates what was more important over the weekend: the MLB Draft or the Astros' series against the Rangers. The crew discusses how much emphasis should be placed on adding future talent versus winning a key divisional series during a postseason push. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

On this episode, we check out The Season, a new thriller series featuring an ensemble cast of some of our favorite Asian actors (and some HK heavy hitters). The Season follows a young woman (with a secret agenda) who enters the opulent world of Hong Kong's summer boating season and infiltrates the messy lives of Hong Kong's elite.What's Popping? - Hilary Duff Lucky Me Tour, General Hospital, World CupFollow our hosts:Marvin Yueh - @marvinyuehJess Ju - @jessjutweetsHanh Nguyen - @hanhonymousFollow the show and engage with us at @goodpopclubPart of the Potluck Podcast CollectiveProduced by HappyEcstatic Media

ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest news and headlines from across the league as Reggie, Figgy, and Raheel react to the latest stories making noise around football. The guys discuss which headlines stand out, what could impact the Texans, and the biggest conversations happening across the NFL. Then the show shifts to Raheel's Dilemma as he brings a parenting situation involving his kid to the crew and asks for help making a decision. ITL weighs both sides, debates what Raheel should do, and tries to guide him through a tough parenting call. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

Today on Stinchfield, we expose the rapid expansion of Flock license plate reader cameras spreading across America. They're popping up in our biggest cities and our smallest towns, all in the name of fighting crime. Supporters say they're helping police catch dangerous criminals faster than ever before. But at what cost? When every movement is tracked, every drive recorded, and every trip logged, where does crime fighting end and government surveillance begin? We'll ask the question every American should be asking: Do the crime-fighting benefits outweigh the very real threats to privacy, civil liberties, and the growth of a modern police state? Then, a far more disturbing threat. For years we've warned that Islamic extremists weren't just trying to attack America from the outside. They've been working to influence our culture from within, targeting young Americans through social media, propaganda, and online influencers. Now we're watching the payoff. Influencers are openly embracing the regime in Tehran. Jackson Hinkle, who lives in Russia, traveled to Tehran to denounce the United States while praising one of America's greatest enemies. Many Americans will look at that and ask a simple question: when does siding with a hostile foreign regime cross the line into betrayal? At the same time, radical clerics are becoming more brazen, openly declaring they're coming for our children. They understand something many Americans still refuse to accept: if they capture the next generation, they shape the future. This isn't happening somewhere far away. It's happening in communities across America, from our largest cities to our smallest towns. Today we expose it all on Stinchfield. Sponsors The Maverick Systemhttps://TheMaverickSystem.com Patriot Mobilehttps://PatriotMobile.com/Grant The Wellness Companyhttps://TWC.Health/GrantUse promo code GRANT for 10% off. Lost Soldier Oil & Gashttps://LostSoldier.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest news and headlines from across the league, reacting to the biggest stories making noise as the NFL season gets closer. The guys discuss which developments matter most and what could impact the Texans and the rest of the league. Then the focus shifts to international basketball as ITL gives the latest FIFA Basketball updates, including Alperen Sengun looking impressive on the world stage. The crew discusses how Sengun's play has stood out, why he looks so comfortable in that setting, and what the Rockets can do to unlock more of that version of him during the NBA season. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest news and headlines from across the league, including Sean Payton revealing he had a spot in mind for Bill Belichick, the latest reactions to the NFL Top 100 list, and more stories making noise around football. Reggie, Figgy, and B Scott discuss which headlines stand out and what they could mean as the NFL season gets closer. Then the focus shifts to the Rockets after a national media member highlighted Houston's love for Amen Thompson. ITL discusses why the Rockets are so high on Thompson, what makes his upside special, and whether his development could be one of the biggest factors in Houston taking the next step. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

If you've ever believed grief and joy can't coexist, episode 444 of Grief and Happiness will change your mind. Cancer survivor Harriet Cabelly shares the mindset that carried her through diagnosis: it's not what happens to you, but what you do with it. Sitting with pain, not rushing past it, is the real path to a life worth living.In This Episode, You Will Learn:(00:03) Introducing Harriet Cabelly and her work in grief, loss, and positive psychology(02:34) Viktor Frankl, logotherapy, and the life-changing lessons of Man's Search for Meaning(04:27) Harriet's cancer diagnosis and choosing not to live as a victim of circumstance(10:58) Post-traumatic growth: how difficulty can become the seed of real change(11:55) "Leaving an imprint in the sand" — redefining legacy and paying it forward(12:44) Building community through small, unplanned acts of connection(18:08) Turning to creativity — handwritten cards and nature photography — as an outlet for grief(24:33) Why Harriet chose a creative arts therapist over a traditional support group(26:40) Confronting society's discomfort with grief and its obsession with quick fixesHarriet Cabelly is a licensed clinical social worker in New York focused on grief, loss, and life transitions. A cancer survivor, she blends positive psychology with Viktor Frankl's logotherapy, studied through his Vienna institute, and founded Rebuild Life Now. She has authored several books, including Light Through Darkness and Your To Die For Life, and works as a speaker and facilitator helping clients hold grief and joy together.In this episode, Harriet reframed grief around one idea: it's not what happens to us, but what we do with it, that shapes our lives. Rather than adopting a victim mentality after her diagnosis, she used it to fuel a mission of paying forward the gift of her life. She and Emily discussed how creative outlets like handwritten cards and nature photography can substitute for talk therapy, and why growth only emerges once pain is fully felt. Harriet also challenged society's discomfort with grief, noting people reach for quick fixes instead of sitting with pain. The conversation closed on her image of "leaving an imprint in the sand," capturing that healing happens through small acts of care.Connect with Harriet Cabelly:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramYouTubeLet's Connect: WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagramTwitterPinterestThe Grief and Happiness AllianceBook: Emily Thiroux Threatt - Loving and Living Your Way Through Grief Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest news and headlines from across the league, reacting to the biggest stories making noise as training camp approaches. The guys discuss which developments matter most and what could impact the Texans and the rest of the NFL landscape. Then the focus shifts to the NBA, where rumblings suggest Kevin Durant may have interest in Detroit. ITL debates what it would mean if the interest is real, how a move like that would shake up the league, and what it says about the NBA landscape if a star like KD is looking at a team like the Pistons. The guys also discuss how any major star movement could indirectly impact the Rockets and the Western Conference. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest news and headlines from across the league, including Marcellus Wiley facing more legal trouble over the holiday weekend after a domestic battery charge, Brandon Aiyuk appearing to take shots at Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels in his latest rant, and more stories making noise around the NFL. The guys react to the latest headlines and discuss which storylines matter most as training camp gets closer. Then ITL turns the focus back to Houston and asks who could be the biggest head-turner once Texans training camp gets underway. The crew debates which young players, veterans, position battles, and surprise names could generate the most buzz when the pads come on. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

On this episode, we're check out The Sheep Detectives, the new cozy murder mystery film following a flock of sheep investigating the murder of their Shepard in the English countryside. Featuring a star studded cast of actors (and sheep voice actors), will we find some Good Pop hidden among the red herrings?What's Popping? - World Cup, The Other Bennet Sister, Daemons of the Shadow RealmFollow our hosts:Marvin Yueh - @marvinyuehJess Ju - @jessjutweetsHanh Nguyen - @hanhonymousFollow the show and engage with us at @goodpopclubPart of the Potluck Podcast CollectiveProduced by HappyEcstatic Media

ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest news and headlines from across the league as training camp gets closer. The guys react to the latest stories making noise around the NFL and discuss which developments could matter most heading into the season. Then ITL dives into some interesting stats surrounding David Montgomery and what they say about his value, production, and role. The crew debates whether Montgomery is being properly appreciated, what his numbers reveal about the Lions' offense, and whether there are lessons the Texans can take from how Detroit uses its running game. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest headlines and stories from across the league, including an NFL player spending $1 million on taking care of his body, Tom Brady discussing the Raiders and expecting massive improvement, and more news from around the league. The guys react to the latest headlines and debate which stories could matter most as training camp gets closer. Then ITL revisits a tough Texans question: was last year the best path for Houston to get to a Super Bowl? The guys look back at what happened, what got in the way, and whether the AFC road was more favorable then than it may be now. They also discuss what has changed for the Texans since last season and whether Houston is better equipped to make a run this time around. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

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ITL goes Around The NFL with the biggest headlines and stories from across the league as teams get closer to training camp. The guys react to the latest news, rumors, and developments making noise around the NFL and discuss which storylines matter most for the Texans and the rest of the league. Then the show pivots to breaking NBA news after reports surfaced that LeBron James will not return to the Los Angeles Lakers for the 2026-27 season. ITL reacts to the stunning development, discusses what it means for the Lakers, where LeBron could land next, and how his decision could reshape the NBA landscape—including what it means for the Houston Rockets and the Western Conference. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL dives into "June Madness" as the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues to exceed expectations and debates whether the tournament has officially earned a permanent place on America's sports menu. The guys also react to Jeremy Peña's injury and discuss whether it feels like a vibe killer for an Astros team that had been building momentum. Listeners weigh in on the QOTD, sharing things in life that seem better than they really are. Around The NFL covers the biggest headlines from across the league before breaking NBA news takes center stage as ITL reacts to reports that LeBron James will not return to the Los Angeles Lakers. The crew discusses what it means for LeBron's future, the Lakers, the Western Conference, and whether the move impacts the Rockets. What's Popping rounds out the hour with the biggest stories in sports and entertainment. Later, ITL reacts to ESPN's report on the Texans' optimism surrounding the growth between C.J. Stroud and Nick Caley, Then it's Lunch-Time Confessions, where Lopez calls out Figgy for showing up in a Brazil jersey just one day after proudly wearing a Japan jersey, questioning whether Figgy has already abandoned his newly adopted World Cup team. Reggie then goes into the archives to test Lopez on his old Houston Chronicle columns. The show wraps with Dana Brown's comments about the Astros having a surplus of pitching to use as trade capital, plus Figgy's Mixtape featuring a bizarre livestock theft case, another Battle of the World Cup Goal Songs, and more strange stories from around the internet.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from across the league, including the Buffalo Bills announcing that O. J. Simpson will not be honored among franchise legends at the team's new stadium, news that Chris Johnson has revealed he has been diagnosed with ALS, and other stories making waves around the NFL. The guys discuss the biggest headlines and what they mean as training camp approaches. Then the focus shifts back to the Houston Texans after Ben Solak joined Houston Stressans to discuss Houston's offense and C. J. Stroud. ITL reacts to Solak's evaluation, debates what stood out most from his comments, and discusses whether the Texans offense is poised to take the next step in 2026. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

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ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from across the league, including C. J. Gardner-Johnson reflecting on his time with the Houston Texans in an interview with The Athletic, Caleb Williams being denied the trademark for "Iceman," and other stories making waves as training camp approaches. The guys discuss what stood out from around the league and which headlines could have the biggest impact entering the season. Then it's B-Scott's Thoughts in absentia, as the crew reacts to comments Brandon Scott made on his podcast arguing the Houston Rockets still need more of everything and that LaMelo Ball would have provided exactly that. ITL debates whether B-Scott is right, if Ball would've been a fit in Houston, and what the Rockets are still missing after the NBA Draft. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL reacts after the Houston Astros picked up another win behind an impressive outing from Tatsuya Imai, discussing whether Houston is beginning to build real momentum and what the team's recent stretch says about its identity. The guys then shift their attention to the Houston Texans after offensive coordinator Nick Caley sat down with Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle to discuss the offense, breaking down what his comments reveal about Houston's philosophy heading into training camp. Listeners also weigh in on the QOTD, sharing the biggest injustices in sports history. Around The NFL covers the latest headlines from across the league, including C. J. Gardner-Johnson reflecting on his Texans tenure, Caleb Williams being denied the "Iceman" trademark, and more. The crew also reacts to B-Scott's latest podcast take that the Houston Rockets still need more of everything and that LaMelo Ball would've provided exactly that, before wrapping the hour with What's Popping. Friday's show continues with a fresh edition of Would Ya Rather, Lunch-Time Confessions after Lopez accuses Figgy of having a type, and a discussion about the latest developments surrounding Major League Baseball's collective bargaining agreement. The show wraps with ITL breaking down a new Top 100 NFL Players list through a Texans lens, debating whether Houston is finally getting the national respect it deserves. Figgy's Mixtape features a woman who intentionally went looking for a shark, the Raging Italian declaring war on birds, and more bizarre stories from around the internet.

On our June 2026 edition of Good Pop's monthly Asian American entertainment news roundup "Do We Want This?", we check out some exciting casting news, as well as ask ourselves if we really need more adaptations of things that already exist.What's Popping? - World Cup, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in LoveFollow our hosts:Marvin Yueh - @marvinyuehJess Ju - @jessjutweetsHanh Nguyen - @hanhonymousFollow the show and engage with us at @goodpopclubPart of the Potluck Podcast CollectiveProduced by HappyEcstatic Media

ITL reacts after the Houston Rockets wrapped up the NBA Draft and debates whether the organization has finally figured out its identity or if more moves are still coming before the offseason is over. The guys discuss what Houston's draft decisions say about the franchise and whether the front office has one more big move in store. The conversation then shifts to the Houston Astros, who have climbed into second place in the division, as ITL debates what kind of team this really is and whether the Astros have finally established an identity. Listeners also share the most interesting stories from their family trees during the QOTD. Around The NFL covers the latest headlines from across the league, including the arrest of Terrion Arnold, before ITL discusses the PGA Tour introducing promotion and relegation through a new Championship Tour and Challenger Tour, and whether more American sports should adopt the model. What's Popping rounds out the hour with the biggest stories in sports and entertainment. Later, ITL reacts to The Athletic Football Show's discussion about C. J. Stroud and what his eventual contract could mean for the Houston Texans, before another edition of Lunch-Time Confessions and OG Buy or Sell. The show wraps with a look at the latest NBA offseason moves and what they mean for the Western Conference and the Rockets' place in it. Figgy's Mixtape features outrageous HOA horror stories, a debate over the proper pronunciation of Los Angeles, and more bizarre stories from around the internet.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from across the league, including news surrounding the arrest of Terrion Arnold, the Detroit Lions cornerback now facing multiple felony charges, along with the biggest stories as teams inch closer to training camp. The guys discuss what stands out from around the league and which headlines could have the biggest impact entering the season. Then the conversation shifts to golf after the PGA Tour announced plans to introduce a promotion and relegation system in the United States, creating both a Championship Tour and Challenger Tour. ITL debates whether the new format is good for the sport and if other American leagues should consider adopting a similar system. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from across the league, discussing the biggest stories as teams continue preparing for training camp. The guys react to the latest news, rumors, and developments making waves around the NFL and debate which storylines deserve the most attention heading into the season. Then the focus shifts to Houston after reports and discussions surrounding the possibility of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo exploring the idea of a new rodeo grounds. ITL reacts to the possibility, debates what it could mean for the city, and discusses whether moving one of Houston's most iconic events makes sense. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL reacts after the Houston Texans unveiled their home game themes for the 2026 season, debating which ones stand out and whether they truly enhance the fan experience. The conversation then shifts to the Houston Rockets after a quiet first round of the NBA Draft, as Lopez questions what the organization is doing and whether the lack of movement reveals anything about the team's long-term plans. Listeners also share the strangest sports oddities and unique moments they've witnessed as part of the QOTD. Around The NFL covers the latest headlines from across the league before ITL reacts to discussions surrounding the possibility of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo exploring a new home and what such a move could mean for Houston. What's Popping rounds out the hour with the biggest stories in sports and entertainment. Later, ITL reacts to comments from Jake Andrews about the Texans offense and debates whether the unit is ready to take the next step, before somehow landing on the question of whether fish should be considered meat. Lunch-Time Confessions features a giraffe on the loose in the Texas Hill Country, and Judge John Lopez returns to settle the latest debates. The show wraps with a discussion about what the Rockets should do in the second round of the NBA Draft and whether there is a hidden gem worth pursuing. Figgy's Mixtape features a list of things younger people hate that older generations don't mind, a Pearland clinic owner facing federal charges, and more strange stories from around the internet.

Peter Schiff warns the bubble is popping as crypto leads the decline, while the bond market faces another breakdown with the 10-year potentially breaking above 5%. He emphasizes inflation is a choice—all Fed chairs chose it, and Warsh will too despite tough talk, because the alternative is politically unacceptable. He reveals the May deficit surged 30% while interest expense jumped 44%, with annual interest payments now hitting $1.6 trillion and will be $2 trillion by next year. Schiff identifies Japan as a looming harbinger with 250% debt-to-GDP, yields climbing above 4%, and the yen collapsing below 160 with potential for another 30-50% decline. His end game thesis: the US dollar loses reserve currency status, US assets get repriced down, and he's positioning to "have all the chips" at the finish line. Gold's pullback from $5,600 to $4,200 is a "buy the rumor, sell the fact" move, while silver at $65 is headed to $200 and Bitcoin at $64,000 should be sold. GDP growth is an illusion created by faulty deflators that understate inflation; the economy hasn't really expanded, just become more expensive, and stagflationary depression is locked in.Thank you to our sponsors: Kalshi - download the Kalshi app and use code JULIA to get $10 when you trade $10. kalshi.com/julia Monetary Metals - learn more at https://www.monetary-metals.com/julia/Links:https://x.com/PeterSchiffhttps://www.youtube.com/@peterschiffTimestamps: 0:00 Intro and welcome Peter Schiff 00:50 Air coming out of bubble 1:16 Markets too complacent on inflation risks1:45 Warsh has a problem - Hike or no hike, both bad3:36 Inflation is a choice - All Fed chairs chose it5:11 Warsh will choose inflation despite tough talk5:24 Bond market breakdown coming - 10-year to 5%, 30-year to 5.5-6%7:42 May deficit up 30%, interest expense up 44%8:13 Interest payments $1.6 trillion/year, will be $2 trillion next year9:39 Government spending up 50% since COVID, taxes reduced10:57 Inflation is hidden tax - Government prefers it11:52 Iran war costs through inflation, not direct taxation13:49 Wealth tax - Slippery slope, will hit middle class eventually19:56 Japan crisis - Debt to GDP 250%, yen collapsing below 16020:29 Japanese bond yields at 4% on 30-year, rising fast21:45 Japan could sell $1 trillion in US treasuries24:41 Japan harbinger for US crisis24:54 Treasury Secretary Paulson says crisis inevitable27:18 Gold warning sign - Pullback to $4,200 from $5,600 normal29:24 Silver at $65, headed to $20032:39 Stock market at highs but economy worse than Biden36:56 GDP illusion - Deflator too low, just prices not growth39:48 End game - Dollar won't be reserve currency40:40 Playing for end game, wants all chips at finish43:31 Contrarian predictions - Higher rates, higher oil, higher gold44:30 Japan crisis first domino, then dollar next45:01 Summary - Stagflation and end game thesis

ITL reacts to the blockbuster trade involving Giannis Antetokounmpo and debates who ultimately came out ahead, while discussing what the deal says about team-building in today's NBA and whether the Houston Rockets should take any lessons from it. The guys also examine the strange situation surrounding Bryan Abreu and wonder whether the Astros reliever simply needs time away or if something bigger is going on. Listeners weigh in on the QOTD, debating which parts of sports are completely unnecessary. Around The NFL features the latest headlines from across the league before ITL asks whether Texans fans are taking rookie left tackle Tae Ersery for granted and whether his importance to the offensive line has been overlooked. What's Popping rounds out the hour with the biggest stories from sports and entertainment. Later, the guys look inward at the Houston Rockets and discuss what the team sees when it looks in the mirror, and how that self-evaluation could shape its NBA Draft plans. Lunch-Time Confessions returns before Ben Olsen, head coach of Houston Dynamo FC and ITL's World Cup correspondent, joins the show to break down the latest from the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The show wraps with the latest chapter in the saga involving Brendan Sorsby, as ITL discusses the NFL's decision not to hold a supplemental draft and what it means for Sorsby's future and players in similar situations. Figgy's Mixtape features a man found asleep while his Tesla drove itself, a new dating trend Figgy wants Reggie to try, and more bizarre stories from around the internet.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from across the league, discussing the biggest stories and what they could mean as teams inch closer to training camp. The guys react to the news making waves around the NFL and debate which developments deserve the most attention heading into the season. Then the focus shifts back to the Houston Texans and rookie left tackle Tae Ersery. ITL discusses whether Texans fans are taking Ersery for granted and if expectations have become too casual for a player who could be one of the most important pieces on the offensive line. The guys debate how much pressure is on the rookie and whether his arrival has quietly become one of the biggest stories surrounding the team. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from across the league, discussing the biggest stories as teams inch closer to training camp. The guys react to the latest news and storylines making waves around the NFL and debate which developments could have the biggest impact on the upcoming season. Then the focus shifts to ESPN's look at the final offseason moves all 32 teams should make. ITL discusses whether the Houston Texans still have one more move left in them and what position or player could make the most sense. Is another trade or veteran signing on the horizon, or is the roster already set heading into camp? The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL debates whether the Houston Astros should be buyers at the trade deadline and whether this roster has done enough to justify another push for October. The guys discuss what positions need the most help and whether Houston should be aggressive despite questions surrounding the farm system. They also recap the latest from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including a big win by the United States men's national soccer team, before listeners tackle the ultimate hypothetical: what event would be important enough to miss the birth of your child? Around The NFL covers the latest headlines from across the league before ITL examines ESPN's list of final offseason moves and debates whether the Houston Texans have one more addition left to make. What's Popping rounds out the hour with the biggest stories in sports and entertainment. Later, the guys look ahead to training camp and discuss who they hope becomes Houston's biggest head-turner once the pads come on. Lunch-Time Confessions takes a soccer turn when Lopez argues Team USA needs a better chant, and Winners & Losers of the Weekend highlights the biggest triumphs and disappointments from around sports. The show wraps with Varun Shankar of the Houston Chronicle joining ITL to discuss the Houston Rockets and the upcoming NBA Draft. Figgy's Mixtape features an Indiana man arrested for allegedly selling kitchen salt as meth, a DoorDash robot caught in the middle of a SWAT standoff, and more bizarre stories from around the internet.

ITL dives into the growing excitement surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup and debates whether what soccer is experiencing differs from the boost America typically sees during the Olympics. Lopez argues the World Cup effect feels more sustainable, and the guys discuss whether the tournament can create long-term fans and leave a lasting impact on the sport in the United States. They then turn their attention to the Houston Astros, who are beginning a grueling stretch of 13 games in 13 days, and debate whether this run will reveal who the Astros really are. Listeners also weigh in on the QOTD, revealing their least favorite athlete to come from their alma mater or favorite team. Brandon Scott joins the show for Around The NFL, breaking down the latest headlines from across the league before sharing why he has lost faith in Astros general manager Dana Brown and whether Houston fans should be concerned about the organization's direction. What's Popping rounds out the hour with the biggest stories in sports and entertainment. Later, ITL debates what could be the secret sauce that unlocks the Houston Texans offense under Nick Caley, while Lunch-Time Confessions features Lopez recounting his recent colonoscopy experience. The guys then unveil a new game called “Livid at Lopez,” where old Houston Chronicle letters to the editor are read and Lopez must guess which of his columns sparked readers' outrage. The show wraps with a discussion about the Texans' running back room and how much confidence fans should have in Jawhar Jordan heading into training camp. Figgy's Mixtape celebrates Father's Day with stories about what dads really want, some of the greatest dad jokes of all time, and more lighthearted fun from around the internet.

ITL welcomes Brandon Scott for Around The NFL as the guys run through the latest headlines and developments from across the league. From training camp storylines to the biggest names making news, B Scott, Reggie, and Figgy discuss what stands out most and which stories are worth keeping an eye on as the season approaches. Then it's B Scott Thoughts, as Brandon explains why he doesn't have much faith in Dana Brown and questions whether the Houston Astros general manager is the right person to lead the organization moving forward. The guys debate Brown's track record, the state of the farm system, and whether Astros fans should share Brandon's concerns. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL welcomes Paul Gallant in for Lopez and reacts after the Houston Astros picked up a win behind Hunter Brown in a highly anticipated showdown against former Astros ace Framber Valdez. The guys discuss what the victory means and how Brown continues to establish himself as Houston's staff ace. They also go around the globe with ITL's World Cup-Date, breaking down the latest storylines and standout performances from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, before debating the greatest "old man" athletes of all time. Around The NFL features the continuing saga involving Brendan Sorsby, contract questions surrounding Baker Mayfield, and other headlines from around the league. The guys then ask a bigger question: how much do fans really care who wins a championship if it isn't their team? What's Popping rounds out the hour with the biggest stories in sports and entertainment. Later, ITL examines whether the Astros' issues actually stem from the organization's farm system and if years of success have finally caught up with Houston. Lunch-Time Confessions returns before the crew debates whether athletes can truly be authentic in the age of social media and branding. The show wraps with reaction to comments from Texans running backs coach Danny Barrett regarding rookie Woody Marks and his role this season for the Houston Texans. Figgy's Mixtape features a man using lyrics from Yung Miami during a board meeting, the latest bizarre TikTok trend involving hot dogs and Gatorade, and more strange stories from around the internet.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from around the league, including the continuing saga surrounding Brendan Sorsby, contract questions involving Baker Mayfield, and other stories making waves as the NFL offseason rolls on. Paul Gallant joins Reggie and Figgy in breaking down the biggest news and discussing what matters most as training camp gets closer. Then the conversation shifts to a bigger-picture question: how much do fans really care about who wins a championship if it isn't their team? With titles being celebrated around the sports world, ITL debates whether fans are emotionally invested in crowning a champion or if most people simply tune out once their team is eliminated. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

ITL reacts to the surprising split between Brendan Sorsby and Texas Tech and debates how NFL teams will view the quarterback as he enters the supplemental draft. The guys discuss whether the unusual path will hurt or help his chances and what kind of opportunity could await him at the next level. They also recap the latest action from the 2026 FIFA World Cup and discuss the biggest storylines and standout performances from yesterday's matches. Listeners get involved in the QOTD as they attempt to define Sean Pendergast — and other SportsRadio 610 hosts — in the most creative ways possible. Around The NFL features the latest headlines from around the league, including comments from Jaguars head coach Liam Coen about the potential of Jacksonville's offense. Then it's "Happy Hunter Brown Day" as ITL discusses what realistic expectations should be whenever the Astros ace takes the mound. What's Popping rounds out the hour with the biggest stories from sports and entertainment. Later, the guys examine comments from Davis Mills that may provide the clearest evidence yet of a potential offensive leap for the Houston Texans under Nick Caley. Lunch-Time Confessions takes a turn when Lopez admits he's actually looking forward to his colonoscopy, before ITL debates which sports absolutes may no longer be true after Jalen Brunson challenged one of Reggie's long-held beliefs. The show wraps with a prominent NFL writer's list of potential bust candidates and a discussion of which players deserve the label. Figgy's Mixtape features Figgy officially choosing Japan as his second World Cup team, along with discussions about email apnea, pickle wine, and more bizarre stories from around the internet.

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from across the league, including comments from Liam Coen about there being even more to unlock with the Jacksonville Jaguars offense and other storylines making waves as training camp approaches. The guys discuss which headlines matter most and what they could mean for the upcoming season. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Astros and ace Hunter Brown. With "Happy Hunter Brown Day" arriving, ITL debates what realistic expectations should be every time the Astros' star takes the mound and whether Houston can continue to count on him to stop losing streaks and provide much-needed consistency. The hour wraps with What's Popping, featuring the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

H.W. Brands describes how in April 1939, Charles Lindbergh returned to the United States as a world-famous celebrity, greeted by "a football team of flashbulbs popping" as he disembarked a transatlantic steamer. Lindbergh had remained in the global spotlight since his historic 1927 solo flight across the Atlantic, a feat of technical proficiency and bravery comparable to the moon landing. His return was prompted by the imminent threat of war in Europe, a situation he had observed firsthand while living in England to escape the "paparazzi" following the tragic kidnapping and murder of his infant son. While Lindbergh admired German culture and technical organization, he was puzzled and dismayed by the rise of the Nazi party. He viewed the British as complacent, believing they were clinging to a 19th-century empire while imposing unrealistic peace terms on Germany that they refused to enforce. Lindbergh predicted that if war broke out, Britain would inevitably look to the United States for a "bailout," just as they had during World War I. Upon his arrival in Washington, he was beckoned to meet President Franklin Roosevelt, who sought to co-opt the celebrated aviator into the administration. Roosevelt recognized Lindbergh's deep knowledge of global military aircraft and his massive public following, fearing he would become a powerful voice for neutrality. However, Lindbergh, jealous of his independence and skeptical of Roosevelt's charm, declined the offer, refusing to be "inside the tent" where he could be controlled. (1)1930

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from around the league, discussing the biggest stories making noise as teams inch closer to training camp. The guys react to the news, storylines, and developments that have caught their attention and what they could mean heading into the season. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Astros, who have officially reached "sideshow status" — and not in a good way. ITL debates what makes this season interesting despite all the chaos, disappointments, and distractions surrounding the club. Is it the possibility of a comeback, individual storylines, or simply the unpredictability of it all? The hour wraps with What's Popping, highlighting the biggest stories from sports and entertainment.

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