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CLNS Media's Taylor Kyles and Mike Kadlick react to the latest report from Peter Schrager regarding Mike Vrabel during the NFL Draft. Schrager reported that while Vrabel was initially expected to stay in contact with the team during Day 3, both sides ultimately decided not to interrupt him and his family. Patriots Daily on CLNS is Powered by: 

Seth and Sean see what Peter Schrager and Matt Miller of ESPN.com each have the Texans doing in the first round of the draft in today's Mock Draft Injection.

Peter Schrager has been known to have some of the most accurate NFL mock drafts to date. However the Heavyweights do the homework after he releases a mock draft that had the Detroit Lions trading UP for Kaydn Proctor. Plus NFL Draft Expert, Scott Bischoff joins the show.

The A-Team's Adam Clanton and Adam Wexler react to the final mock draft from ESPN Insider Peter Schrager, which features a surprising twist for the Houston Texans. Instead of their recent trend of trading back, Schrager projects Houston trading up with the Carolina Panthers to select Clemson OT Blake Miller. Would the Texans be willing to part with the necessary draft capital to secure Miller, or are they more likely to stay put—or even trade back as they've done in each of the past two drafts? Listen to the full audio for a complete breakdown.

Good morning it's time to get up with Wemby, wobbled. The Spurs star goes down and his team falls apart. How much trouble are they in? (0:00) Meanwhile - that wasn't the only upset, the King stuns the Rockets again, and the biggest shocker of them all, did you see what the Sixers did to the Celtics? (8:10) And - one day until the draft.... the Love story... Is Jeremiyah surging into the top 3? Schefty and Schrager have all the info you need! (13:50) Finally - V.J. Edgecombe walked into TD Garden and stole the J's spotlight! Jaylen Brown's counting stats shined, but his on/off (-9) makes you question his true impact on the B's success. Was this a bad game, or bad sign for the Celtics? (24:00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Late Tuesday Night, Peter submitted his final mock draft to his ESPN bosses.  He reveals his 1 thru 32 picks with some trades mixed in. 0:00 Welcome To The Schrager Hour 1:55 Schrager's Final Mock Draft 3:45 1. Raiders select Fernando Mendoza 4:00 2. Jets Select David Bailey 5:15 3. Cardinals Select Jeremiyah Love 7:25 4. Titans select Sonny Styles   8:55 5. Giants select Arvell Reese 9:40 6. Browns select Spencer Fano 10:45 7. Commanders select Carnell Tate 11:45 8. Saints select Caleb Downs 12:55 Chiefs Trade Back with Cowboys 14:45 9. Cowboys select Mansoor Delane 15:10 10. Giants select Jordyn Tyson 16:50 11. Dolphins select Francis Mauigoa 17:50 12. Chiefs select Rueben Bain Jr. 19:25 Rams trade back with Lions 20:20 13. Lions select Kadyn Proctor 20:55 14. Ravens select Olaivavega Ioane 21:30 15. Bucs select Akheem Mesidor 21:55 16. Jets select Makai Lemon 22:55 17. Rams select Kenyo Sadiq 24:20 18. Vikings select Dillon Thieneman 24:50 Texans trade up with Panthers 25:30 19. Texans select Blake Miller 25:55 20. Chiefs select Omar Cooper Jr 26:35 21. Steelers select Monroe Freeling 27:15 22. Chargers select Keldric Faulk 27:45 23. Eagles select Max Iheanachor 29:05 24. Browns select Denzel Boston 29:35 25. Bears select T.J. Parker 30:00 26. Bills select Peter Woods 30:35 27. 49ers select Caleb Lomu 31:05 28. Panthers select KC Concepcion 31:45 29. Cowboys select Malachi Lawrence 32:40 30. Dolphins select Jermod McCoy 34:05 31. Patriots select Zion Young 34:35 Seahawks trade back with Cardinals 35:50 32. Cardinals select Ty Simpson 37:30 Wrapping Up Schrager's Final Mock Draft Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A few days out from the start of the NFL Draft, Peter breaks down the latest gossip, news, and notes he has collected. He goes through the top 10 and all the different twists and turns. Peter, then, welcomes in ESPN's VP of NFL Production, Seth Markman, to discuss 27 years working on the TV production of the NFL Draft. They go down memory lane and discuss Mel Kiper "mellowing out" in recent years. Finally, it's Peter's resident Giants and Jets fans, Ditro and Danny from Lot E, joining to go through the two New York team's pivotal draft on Thursday.   0:00 Welcome To The Schrager Hour 0:30 Draft Week Is The Best Week: Latest Gossip and Rumors 21:05 ESPN VP Of Production Seth Markman Joins 53:10 Schrager's Friends Ditro and Danny Join The Show for a Giants and Jets Draft Preview Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David Helman of The Athletic joined the G-Bag Nation to talk all things NFL Draft, including his dream scenario for the Cowboys' first three picks - No. 12, 20 and 92. What happens if the Dallas Cowboys' draft board doesn't fall their way at pick 12? In this clip, Shan, RJ and Bobby explore a high-stakes "what-if" scenario involving Maxx Crosby that could reshape the entire roster. Peter Schrager told RJ Ochoa of Blogging the Boys that Caleb Downs is 'the perfect fit' for the #DallasCowboys, but will the Ohio State safety make it to Dallas at No. 12? Shan, RJ and Bobby react to Schrager's comments. Shan, RJ, and Bobby broke down Dane Brugler's top 100 draft guide, highlighting Caleb Downs, Mansoor Delane, and Keldric Faulk. They debated where the Cowboys might find value at 12 and 20, discussed potential trade scenarios to add Maxx Crosby, analyzed the team's needs at cornerback, safety, and more.

David Helman of The Athletic joined the G-Bag Nation to talk all things NFL Draft, including his dream scenario for the Cowboys' first three picks - No. 12, 20 and 92. What happens if the Dallas Cowboys' draft board doesn't fall their way at pick 12? In this clip, Shan, RJ and Bobby explore a high-stakes "what-if" scenario involving Maxx Crosby that could reshape the entire roster. Peter Schrager told RJ Ochoa of Blogging the Boys that Caleb Downs is 'the perfect fit' for the #DallasCowboys, but will the Ohio State safety make it to Dallas at No. 12? Shan, RJ and Bobby react to Schrager's comments. Shan, RJ, and Bobby broke down Dane Brugler's top 100 draft guide, highlighting Caleb Downs, Mansoor Delane, and Keldric Faulk. They debated where the Cowboys might find value at 12 and 20, discussed potential trade scenarios to add Maxx Crosby, analyzed the team's needs at cornerback, safety, and more.

David Helman of The Athletic joined the G-Bag Nation to talk all things NFL Draft, including his dream scenario for the Cowboys' first three picks - No. 12, 20 and 92. What happens if the Dallas Cowboys' draft board doesn't fall their way at pick 12? In this clip, Shan, RJ and Bobby explore a high-stakes "what-if" scenario involving Maxx Crosby that could reshape the entire roster. Peter Schrager told RJ Ochoa of Blogging the Boys that Caleb Downs is 'the perfect fit' for the #DallasCowboys, but will the Ohio State safety make it to Dallas at No. 12? Shan, RJ and Bobby react to Schrager's comments. Shan, RJ, and Bobby broke down Dane Brugler's top 100 draft guide, highlighting Caleb Downs, Mansoor Delane, and Keldric Faulk. They debated where the Cowboys might find value at 12 and 20, discussed potential trade scenarios to add Maxx Crosby, analyzed the team's needs at cornerback, safety, and more.

Good morning! The Knicks spoiled Tatum's return to MSG, Does New York finally have enough "Hart" to close the gap with the Celtics? (0:00) Then - Packers reunion in Pittsburgh? Rodgers and McCarthy spent numerous successful years together in Green Bay, winning multiple division titles. But a play-calling fiasco led them to separate. Now, a decade later, are they ready to make amends in the Steel City? (14:15) Meanwhile - Family Ties… Showtime Edition! HOW LeBron and Bronny made NBA history last night.. BUT Are the Lakers ready to face their most challenging playoff run in years? (23:40) And - Peter can't figure these guys out... short arms, injury history, and bad hands make these 5 ballers Schrager's most polarizing prospects! (36:40) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

April 8, 2026 - Season 16, Episode 117 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Wednesday morning show, Alex Kozora and I get right into discussing the Pittsburgh Steelers starting phase one of their offseason program on Tuesday and how it seems like the team has strong attendance when it comes to their veteran players. We go over several players who we spotted in pictures on Tuesday. The Steelers continue to bring in pre-draft visitors this week and so Alex and I go over the six players that have visited Pittsburgh through Wednesday morning. That list of players includes WR Denzel Boston, DL Darrell Jackson Jr., LB Jaden Dugger, WR Skyler Bell, S Jakobe Thomas, and LB Jack Kelly. We also discuss how the team has yet to bring in more sure-fire first-round prospects as of Wednesday. On the heels of Peter Schrager of ESPN releasing his first mock draft of 2026 on Tuesday, Alex and I discuss his curious selection of EDGE T.J. Parker at 21st overall. We both explain how we don't see the Steelers selecting an edge rusher until at least day-three of the draft. Dane Brugler of The Athletic released his annual draft guide on Wednesday morning so Alex and I start clawing our way through that large publication. We go over players ranked in Brugler's top 30 that could potentially be the Steelers first-round selection this year. We also give more thought to Pittsburgh potentially drafting a tackle in the first round this year. Are the Baltimore Ravens destined to select OG Olaivavega Ioane with their first-round pick this year? Alex and I go over Baltimore's biggest positional needs ahead of this year's draft and how guard or wide receiver seem to be high. This 90-minute episode also discusses several other minor topics not noted in the recap above. steelersdepot.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tuesday on The A-Team, Adam Wexler and Adam Clanton react to the Astros' loss to the Rockies, preview Rockets-Suns, discuss which players the Texans could target in the NFL Draft, and are joined by Astros pitcher Bryan King.

Get Up resumes with Michigan's second National Title. Seth and Jay break down exactly how Yax and and Elliot muscled their way to Wolverine glory. (0:00) Meanwhile - Schrager's latest mock draft dropped, and he has the Giants going O-line at 5... Should they beef up their protection for Jaxson Dart or draft him a shiny new WR to run opposite of Malik Nabers? (15:50) Then - the Knicks took down the pesky Hawks in Atlanta after some Brunson fourth quarter magic! 17 points in the 4th?? Is playoff Brunson beginning to rear its clutch, massive head? (23:30) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Time to Get Up with Go Blue! Hail hail to Michigan - we'll explain why the title they won last night might be the most unexpected of all time! (0:00) Meanwhile - il y a gran probleme in San Antonio - the big baguette bruised - we'll tell you why the timing could not possibly be worse! (8:00) And - Schrager's got a mock that once and for all answers the legendary question - what's Love got to do with it? (14:20) Finally - What happened to "never tell anyone outside of the family what you're thinking?" Michael Jordan and co. break code, hire Mike Malone as next UNC head coach. (23:40) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe DeCamara and Hugh Douglas analyze Peter Schrager's mock draft featuring a surprising wide receiver pick for the Eagles. They explore the potential connection between Howie Roseman and Jedd Fisch while debating the impact on A.J. Brown's roster spot. A heated caller interaction also sparks a deep dive into Jalen Hurts' statistical regression and Hall of Fame credentials. 01:10 - Schrager's Mock Draft Intel 02:26 - Denzel Boston to Eagles 08:19 - Flyers Social Media Beef 12:00 - Jalen Hurts Hall Case 20:56 - QB Hall Monitor Scores

Daniel Jeremiah, the NFL Network's lead Draft analyst, joins Peter for their annual tradition of doing a live mock draft during the first week of April. Peter is steadfast in that he doesn't do mock drafts until April. April is here and the two ping pong pick after pick, and go 1-32. There are surprises, there is information shared, and there are some notable names that slip a little further than one would expect. There's no better way to kick off Draft month than these two emptying their notebooks and geeking out over this Mock Draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

S1E10: AI in Patient Communication and Experience, with Justin Schrager, MD, Co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Vital On this episode, host Dr. Heather Bassett welcomes Dr. Justin Schrager, emergency medicine physician and co-founder of Vital, discussing the gap that inspired his company: patients navigating complex healthcare settings with little context, clarity, or communication. Justin explains how Vital evolved from operational AI in emergency departments to patient-facing technology that helps people understand wait times, procedures, and even their own radiology reports — in plain language. Justin and Heather explore how early adoption of generative AI enabled Vital to translate complex clinical data into information patients can actually use, backed by published research on safety and quality. Justin reveals why physician involvement in AI development is non-negotiable, how patients are already turning to tools like ChatGPT to interpret their care in real time, and what the AI Care Standard initiative aims to do about it. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

Peter unpacks the unprecedented Maxx Crosby situation in real-time with information from all three sides -- player , Ravens, and Raiders -- and sets the stage for the next shoes to drop. 13-year NFL veteran Chase Daniel joins to offer a player's perspective on the Crosby news and break down Malik Willis, Kyler Murray, Fernando Mendoza, and Ty Simpson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. Justin Schrager, Founder and Chief Medical Officer at Vital, aims to address poor communication in acute care settings such as hospitals and urgent care centers. Vital's software platform provides patients with real-time, understandable information on their own devices via a secure website. This AI-powered system is designed to provide updates on lab results and educational content, and to augment clinical care without adding to the workload of doctors and nurses. Justin explains, "We make software for the hospital, urgent care, and inpatient settings. The problem is that communication suffers when you get busier. So the busier you are, the less communication happens. It's a bit of a catch-22. And it's sort of treated as an expendable action when things are really critical. I'm an ER doctor. I understand that. And so we're trying to solve that problem by essentially communicating to patients, keeping them up to date, and helping the clinical staff out when they frankly don't have a lot of time to share a lot of the kinds of information that we're able to show patients."   "Access is at such a deficit right now that the vast majority of the healthcare we provide in the hospital and the ER specifically is for patients who are wide awake, thinking clearly, have family members there with them, and they just have an urgency. Sore throat, can't swallow, broken arm, things that aren't necessarily life-threatening or even limb-threatening, but they're urgent, and they need to be dealt with in a timely fashion. And so I think that's really where our software plays best."   #Vitalio #HealthcareInnovation #PatientEngagement #AIinHealthcare #DigitalHealth #HealthTech #PatientExperience #HealthcareCommunication #MedicalAI #HospitalTechnology #PatientCare #PatientSafety vital.io Download the transcript here

Dr. Justin Schrager, Founder and Chief Medical Officer at Vital, aims to address poor communication in acute care settings such as hospitals and urgent care centers. Vital's software platform provides patients with real-time, understandable information on their own devices via a secure website. This AI-powered system is designed to provide updates on lab results and educational content, and to augment clinical care without adding to the workload of doctors and nurses. Justin explains, "We make software for the hospital, urgent care, and inpatient settings. The problem is that communication suffers when you get busier. So the busier you are, the less communication happens. It's a bit of a catch-22. And it's sort of treated as an expendable action when things are really critical. I'm an ER doctor. I understand that. And so we're trying to solve that problem by essentially communicating to patients, keeping them up to date, and helping the clinical staff out when they frankly don't have a lot of time to share a lot of the kinds of information that we're able to show patients."   "Access is at such a deficit right now that the vast majority of the healthcare we provide in the hospital and the ER specifically is for patients who are wide awake, thinking clearly, have family members there with them, and they just have an urgency. Sore throat, can't swallow, broken arm, things that aren't necessarily life-threatening or even limb-threatening, but they're urgent, and they need to be dealt with in a timely fashion. And so I think that's really where our software plays best."   #Vitalio #HealthcareInnovation #PatientEngagement #AIinHealthcare #DigitalHealth #HealthTech #PatientExperience #HealthcareCommunication #MedicalAI #HospitalTechnology #PatientCare #PatientSafety vital.io Listen to the podcast here

On today's show, Pat, AJ Hawk & the boys are LIVE from the Lahd Hahse, Lucas Oil Stadium for the NFL Combine. In the first hour, NFL Network's draft expert, host of the Move The Sticks podcast, & color commentator for the NFL Combine, Daniel Jeremiah joins the progrum to talk about how he views Fernando Mendoza in the NFL, AJ Hawk's combine prowess, what DBs stand out to him for Day 2 of the Combine, what he learned about the linebacker class on Day 1, and much more. After DJ, ESPN NFL Analyst Peter Schrager jumps on to tell us what he is hearing arahnd tahn for free agency, including where Malik Willis may land, and more. In the second hour, the American hero that scored the Golden Goal against Canada to deliver USA Men's Hockey it's first Olympic Gold since the Miracle on Ice, NJ Devils Forward Jack Hughes joins the show live in Indy to talk about the camaraderie of Team USA, the bond they will share forever, what was going through his mind the night before the Gold Medal Game, how he scored the Golden Goal, the team mantra of American Swagger, his family's relationship with the Tkachuks, his plan to head to the dentist, and more. In the third hour, we are joined by PWHL Boston Fleet's Megan Keller, who scored the Golden Goal against Canada for the USA Women's Hockeyteam to cap a DOMINANT run that saw the USA Women's Hockey team concede just 2 goals all tournament to chat about the whirlwind three days after winning Gold, USA Hockey's rivalry with Canada, the team's chemistry, what we should know about the PWHL, and much more. To close the show, we are joined on stage by Ohio State Defensive Coordinator Matt Patricia who tells us about his transition from the NFL to College Football, his perspective facing Fernando Mendoza & Cignetti, and more. We will be live on Monday from Arizona for USA Baseball training camp before the World Baseball Classic. Make sure to subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow or watch on ESPN (12-2 EDT), ESPN's Youtube (12-3 EDT), or ESPN+. We appreciate the hell out of all of you, have a great weekend. Cheers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Look, we all love JDM parts. Forbidden little tidbits of goodness that we never got there in North America. Max though...this man is on a TOTALLY different level. His collection is like nothing I have ever seen. My words will not do this justice. Meet the guy behind it, what drives him, his hardest parts to get, and crazy stories about saving parts from certain doom and throwing 3/4 of something in the garbage for one piece.

Peter provides a full recap of all the parties, events, and concerts he attended at Super Bowl, and all the interactions, in between. He then presents his five winners of Super Bowl week, including those who dominated on the field and off of it. Comedian Adam Ray and actor Joel McHale, two lifelong Seahawks fans, join the show to recap their Super Bowl Sunday experiences. Dr. Phil and Joe Biden make appearances, as well as Dave Matthews doodling graphic images on peoples' faces. It's a Seahawks celebration, and it very quickly goes off the rails. Enjoy.    Timecodes: 0:00   Welcome To The Schrager Hour 0:18   Recap of Peter's SB Extravaganza 1:30   Peter's review on SB Parties 14:46  Peter Big Chris Stapleton Guy 16:02  Recap of Peter's SB Extravaganza 16:51  Hanging with Sam Darnold at Disneyland 19:08  5 Biggest Winners at Super Bowl 21:13  4. Todd Graves 23:25  3. Mike Macdonald 23:58  2. Bad Bunny 24:48  1. Sam Darnold 25:24  Joel McHale and Adam Ray Join The Schrager Hour 27:19  Celebrity Seahawk Fans 31:05  Reminiscing about Almost Live with Joel McHale 32:32  Adam Ray hanging with Dave Matthews 34:07  Joel and Adam recapping their time at Super Bowl 44:15  Adam's Mike Macdonald impression 45:19  Joel McHale and Adam Ray Join The Schrager Hour 46:12  Joel and Adam attending SB party after the game 51:08  Last Time you cried at a sporting event 53:58  Seahawks Super Bowl Memories 57:10  Russell Wilson Legacy 58:45  Final Thoughts on Seahawks winning SB 1:00:00 Adam's Dr. Phil impression 1:01:52 Adam's Who is Me Tour 1:02:52 Thank you to Joel McHale and Adam Ray 1:02:59 Recapping The Schrager Hour Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are My Retirement Savings on Track? Episode 370 – It's an age-old question that seems like everybody asks: am I saving enough for retirement? It's never going to yield an easy answer. There are so many variables: age, future savings rates, rate of return, lifestyle, etc. Where do you even begin? Fortunately, there are benchmarks available at every age that can give you a sense of whether you're on track. More SML Planning Minute Podcast Episodes Transcript of Podcast Episode 370 Hello, this is Bill Rainaldi, with another edition of Security Mutual's SML Planning Minute. In today's episode: are my retirement savings on track? It's an age-old question. Am I saving enough for retirement? There's never going to be an easy answer, especially if you're young. There are so many variables: age, future savings rates, rate of return, lifestyle, taxes, etc. Where do you even begin? There are plenty of opinions to be found. Global asset management giant T. Rowe Price has done some notable research on this topic. They've published a series of benchmarks at every age that can give you a sense of where you stand as of today. The benchmarks are based on current income. For example, if you're 30 years old, they suggest that your total savings should be one half of your annual income or more. They suggest 100 percent of your income if you're age 35, twice your income at age 40, three times at age 45, and five times at age 50. The multiplier goes to seven times at age 55, nine times at age 60, and eleven times at age 65.[1] Note that these figures include contributions, both by you and your employer, to a workplace retirement plan such as a 401(k). As you can probably tell, these are just ballpark estimates. To come up with these estimates, they assume that your household income goes up by five percent per year until age 45, and three percent thereafter. They assume an inflation rate of three percent. They also assume a seven percent return before taxes, and that everyone retires at age 65. Upon retirement, the assumed withdrawal rate is four percent. As with anything else, the individual situation you're in will vary over time, so it's safe to say that these benchmarks have their limitations. Also, they assume you're relying only on personal savings and Social Security for retirement income. If you have other sources, such as a pension, your personal benchmark might be lower. Also, remember that Social Security benefits—assuming they'll still be there for younger Americans—are progressive in nature. That is, for Americans with higher earnings, Social Security benefits will represent a smaller percentage of their retirement income. So, in most cases, people with higher earnings will have to rely more heavily on personal savings to meet their retirement needs. How can you meet these suggested goals? T. Rowe Price says that, as a general rule, most people should probably save at least 15 percent of their income if they wish to keep up with the benchmarks, more than that if you've already fallen behind.[2] So, what do you do if you're below the benchmark? With discipline, some people can start increasing their savings rate right away, and that would be the ideal solution. But it's very difficult for most people. You might be able to make your increased savings rate automatic, simply by having your employer increase the contribution rate that is withheld from your paycheck. In other words, pay yourself first! Either way, if your employer has a 401(k) with an employer match, make sure you at least take full advantage of it if you're not already doing so. If you're getting on in years and you don't have enough in savings, one alternative might be to slowly transition into retirement with part-time employment. It's not ideal. After all, you'll be fully retiring later than you would prefer, but it could make a significant difference, including the possibility of health insurance benefits which can be costly in retirement. One final question. Is it possible to save too much for retirement? We talked about this back in episode 296. The answer is yes. As important as it is to save as much money as you can as early as possible, you have to balance that against your current lifestyle. If you're younger, you could easily overextend yourself if you fully fund your 401(k). This could result in maxing out your credit cards to meet your monthly expenses.[3] That could end up costing you more than the savings are worth. It's also important to understand the role of taxes. Just remember that withdrawals from a traditional IRA or 401(k) are 100 percent taxable. Once you get into your seventies, you may be subject to Required Minimum Distributions or RMDs. This means that you have to withdraw money from your IRA or 401(k) and pay tax on it, whether you need the money for your expenses or not. Also, many experts believe that future tax brackets will eventually be higher than they are today. If that does in fact happen, it could minimize the advantages of a 401(k) or IRA, because you were in a lower bracket when you took the deduction than you were when you had to pay the tax. This would minimize whatever advantage you might have had. [1]T. Rowe Price Insights on Retirement. “Are My Retirement Savings on Track?” Troweprice.com. https://www.troweprice.com/content/dam/workplace/SVRI_Retirement%20Perspective%20Savings%20Benchmark.pdf (accessed January 23, 2026). [2] Id. [3] Schrager, Allison. “Yes, Clients Can Save Too Much For Retirement.” fa-mag.com. https://www.fa-mag.com/news/yes–you-can-save-too-much-for-retirement-78828.html?section=68 (accessed August 6, 2024). 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Subscribe to This Week in Hospitality wherever you get you podcasts: Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5oPExA0txHMjEI5Ye13IUy Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-week-in-hospitality/id1849637233 Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ThisWeekinHospitality   This week, the guys zero in on where real leadership in hospitality is showing up — and where it isn't. Accor's ChatGPT partnership leads the conversation, not as a booking play, but as a signal that intent is shifting away from websites and toward questions. The takeaway is clear: brands willing to test behavior, learn how guests search, and show up early in the decision journey are already ahead. Scott brings ground truth from Thailand and Jamaica, exposing a widening mindset gap. In Asia, hospitality is still treated as craft — GMs obsess over service, personalization, and staying relevant in hyper-competitive markets. In much of the Caribbean, demand is more destination-driven, and innovation often feels defensive. Edwin adds Europe's perspective, framing it as split between tradition, efficiency, and emotion — with each region defining “success” differently. The episode closes with Ian Schrager partnering with Highgate to scale Public Hotels — a smart handoff of execution without sacrificing creative control — and Disney's CEO succession as a reminder that physical experiences still beat disposable content. Spice of the Week lands the point: attention is expensive, but emotion is what actually builds loyalty.   This Week in Hospitality is presented to you by Journey. Journey is a loyalty platform built specifically for independent boutique hotels and high-touch hospitality brands. Our mission is to give operators the same powerful rewards engine, data intelligence, and guest insights that major chains rely on — without asking them to give up the individuality, soul, or story that makes their property extraordinary. If you're an owner or operator of an extraordinary, independently owned and operated hotel or residence — and you want to see whether your property is a fit for the Journey Alliance — you can learn more and apply at alliance.journey.com.   Your Hosts: Zach Busekrus — Journey LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zachbusekrus/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/behindthestays/    Scott Eddy — Global Travel & Hospitality Expert @MrScottEddy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrscotteddy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrscotteddy/   Ben Wolff — Founder of Onera & Oasi LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-wolff/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uniquestaysguy/   Edwin Kramer — Luxury Hotelier Consultant & Former GM LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwinckramer/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edwinkramer/

New Bills HC Joe Brady and Bills GM Brandon Beane sit down together with Peter to discuss the whirlwind last two weeks in which Buffalo named Joe Brady their head coach after losing in the Divisional Round. Brady details his approach to the interview, how he plans to evolve from OC to HC, Josh Allen's role in his interview process, and the criticism he receives from fans for relying too much on the screen pass. Brandon Beane addresses the wide receiver question in Buffalo, public criticism, and the hope for 2026. Then, ESPN trivia guru Hembo joins for a thrilling trivia contest based around the Super Bowl and its rich history.  0:00   Welcome To The Schrager Hour 10:08  Bills Brandon Beane and Joe Brady join The Schrager Hour 42:00  Hembo joins The Schrager Hour Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Time to Get Up with Big Blue Beaming - the hire of the year - New York feeling Giant - but there are HUGE moves being made right now, Schrager's on it! (0:00) Meanwhile - the elite eight is great - Bears and Rams - the weather is frigid and so is the relationship between the coaches - we've got it, don't miss it! (13:40) Plus - oh my gosh, Josh - banged up with everybody out - can Superman save the day in what would be the performance of his life a mile high?! (37:50) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter starts the podcast with a look back at the 9-year-anniversary of the Los Angeles Rams hiring of Sean McVay and what that decision meant for the franchise and how swinging the bat on a homerun hire can change an organization forever. Peter uses the McVay hire to detail the rising stars of this coaching cycle--Nathan Scheelhaase, Klint Kubiak, Chris Shula, and Jaguars offensive wunderkind Grant Udinski. Then, just 48 hours after his Jaguars being eliminated from the 2025 playoffs, Liam Coen does a rare "exit interview" with Peter, reflecting and recapping the season and journey that was. Coen sits with Peter for an all-encompassing deep dive and appreciation on the season that was. Peter and Liam talk about hiring a staff, building a culture, facing Hall of Fame coaches, Trevor Lawrence, coaching philosophies, Baker Mayfield, and so much more. Jaguars fans have a real one. Coen is open, honest, and vulnerable in this rare conversation so soon after playoff elimination. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter begins the episode with a reaction to the news out of Washington, that offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury would be moving on after a "mutual parting of ways,” and uses that as a springboard to analyze and dissect just how crazy the NFL can be. Year to year, things turn over, and the success of one season can play no role in security and comfort heading into the one after that. From Washington to Atlanta to Cleveland to Arizona to New York to Tennessee to Las Vegas, Peter touches on all the various openings, rumors, and thoughts swirling around the league. Greg Olsen joins the show and is fantastic. They talk Panthers, coaching middle school football with Jonathan Stewart and Luke Kuechly, and then get into a lengthy discussion on whether Greg could see himself in the front office of an NFL organization. Lastly, they discuss the current Miami team, what it means to be a Cane, and Greg's plans for the CFP semifinal game versus Ole Miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's show will feature Dan Graziano, Dan Orlovsky, Jason McCourty, and Peter Schrager. The program will kick off with a major NFC West matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams, discussing what this game means for the playoff picture. The crew will also analyze the upcoming game between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears. Additionally, there will be another installment of "The Most Interesting Man" segment from Schrager. All of this and more on a jam-packed Thursday edition of NFL Live! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

First Take resumes with a Bills vs. Patriots recap. Which team showed more in Sunday's barnburner. Then, the Eagles blew out a lifeless Raiders squad. How much stock do you put into this drubbing? Next, the Bengals are eliminated from the playoffs, and Joe Burrow's future is uncertain. Schrager joins to give us the lowdown on their rocky future. Finally, former Heisman winner Cam Newton speaks on Diego Pavia's reaction to losing the award Saturday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's show will feature Laura Rutledge, Dan Orlovsky, Jason McCourty, and Peter Schrager. They will discuss the upcoming Thursday Night Football matchup between the Buccaneers and the Falcons, focusing on what this game means for the NFC South division. Additionally, there will be another installment of Schrager's "Most Interesting Man," featuring a surprise guest. The crew will also share their thoughts on key matchups in the NFL as they head into Week 15, which has significant playoff implications. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter starts the podcast by recapping a weekend in Los Angeles, in which he watched what could have been the end of the Chiefs dynasty alongside Troy Aikman, listened to Arnold Schwarzenegger walk through a hotel lobby, discussed movies with Ryan Clark and Marcus Spears, and watched one of the weirdest "Monday Night Football" games ever. Peter weighs in on Josh Allen's potential to go back to back MVPs, the Houston Texans defense, and the Jaguars as a team nobody is talking about. Six-time Super Bowl Champion Josh McDaniels joins the show for a deep-dive on his career, his philosophy on coaching, and his many insights on Drake Maye and the 2025 New England Patriots. McDaniels talks at length about his time with Tom Brady, the Super Bowl wins, and what he's learned and taken with him along the way. Stories on Randy Moss, Gronk, Julian Edelman are matched with promising insights on young Patriots stars Drake Maye, TreVeyon Henderson, and Pop Douglas. McDaniels discusses his year away from football in 2024, how he got right, and why he's ready to do it all over again.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's show will feature Laura Rutledge, Dan Orlovsky, Jason McCourty, and Peter Schrager. They will discuss the upcoming Thursday Night Football matchup between the Lions and the Cowboys and will be joined by Jeremy Fowler to provide insights ahead of this crucial game with playoff implications. Additionally, there will be another installment of Schrager's "Most Interesting Man," and it's not who you might expect! The crew will also share their thoughts on the Eagles as they prepare for Monday Night Football. All of this and more is on tap for a Thursday show as we head into Week 14 of the season! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter recaps his trip to Foxborough, where he goes down memory lane, and is blown away how quickly it took to do a complete rebuild in New England. The Patriots made a statement to the rest of the league in a blowout win over the Giants and it doesn't look or feel exactly like it did during the Belichick era. He, then, pays tribute to the halftime show in Detroit on Thanksgiving, as well as the fine work of Marty Smith over the weekend. Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson joins to discuss the team's 9-3 start to the season, the story behind removing his shirt in the postgame locker room, and what that moment meant for the city of Chicago. Ben, then, goes into depth on his current roster, his offensive philosophy, his relationship with Caleb Williams, and the veteran leaders that have been the backbone of this storied season. Then, Peter and producer Mark Grillo preview the Week 14 slate and what's at stake across the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter details his 48 hours in Las Vegas, a dinner with Troy Aikman to be remembered, and why Bravo Con was all the rage. He then discusses why Bears fans are allowed to be excited, why Chargers fans should be concerned, and why Eagles fans live in a constant in-between. Broncos defensive coordinator Vance Joseph joins the show and goes in-depth on what makes Denver's defense so dominant, working with Sean Payton, and why there's something magical that didn't happen overnight in the Mile High City. Coach Joseph gets personal, gets technical, and gives us a small window into what makes him one of the top coaches in the game. His humility shines through and his love for his players is evident. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Get Up resumes with coverage on all of week 11's massive matchups, including how Lions-Eagles may shape the entire NFC playoff picture. Meanwhile - The Browns welcome Lamar to the Dawg Pound. Cincy's high powered offense faces Rodgers and the Steelers. The Bucs look to circle the wagons in Buffalo. Can any of these underdogs pull off major upsets? Then - Darnold Schwarzenegger looks to terminate Stafford's rising Rams. Who ya got? Finally - Jordan Rodgers breaks down Arch Manning's matchup vs Georgia, and Schrager asks the crew how important Sunday's game vs the Broncos is for Mahomes and the Chiefs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Greeny is out, Schrager is in. Taylor arrives ready to spread the good word of football as the Bussin' Boys live up to their end of the bargain. Also, Schefty is tatted??!! Meanwhile - What if Aaron Rodgers struggles against the Bengals defense? What if Jordan Love has another stinker? The crew discusses week 11 scenarios. Then - Lamar misses practice, Purdy is set to return, Allen needs to bounce back. We're covering all of the NFL action from a loaded week 11 slate! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter starts the show with another epic travel story, which included multiple delays, cancelled flights, and ended in an unlikely "First Take" appearance in New York City on Monday morning. He, then, recaps the Packers' shortcomings in Monday night's loss to the Eagles, why this weekend's Seahawks-Rams game could actually be the biggest game in the NFC this season, and gives out his awards for best player and best sports media performance of the week. Then, an esteemed panel of Giants voices join the show to do a deep dive on the Brian Daboll firing, whether or not Joe Schoen deserves to stay, and who the Giants should hire as their next head coach. ESPN reporter Jordan Raanan, New York Revival podcast host Eli Racks, and Peter's childhood friend "Ditro" join the show to offer their unique perspectives on all things Big Blue. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a trade deadline bonanza on the Schrager Hour. Peter reacts to the Jets trading away two top ten picks and team leaders, the Colts going all in on 2025 and Daniel Jones, and the Cowboys making moves to salvage a horrendous defense that has plagued them all year. Peter also highlights the work John Schneider has done in Seattle, JJ McCarthy's return, and Matthew Stafford's mastery at 37. Then, Peter welcomes in Panthers coach Dave Canales for an awesome chat about his team's outstanding start to the season, his coaching philosophies, and his approach to life. Canales shares stories on Pete Carroll, David Tepper, Russell Wilson, and more. Carolina is one of the great stories of the season and Canales is the man in the driver's seat.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter starts the podcast with a recap of what he witnessed Monday night between the Commanders and Chiefs, as well as a few thoughts on the 2024 QB Class and why all eyes are now on JJ McCarthy to deliver for Minnesota. He gives out his awards for player of the week and sports media person of the week and then welcomes in a dynamo of a guest in Michael Irvin. "Irv" takes us back to his days as one of seventeen siblings growing up in Fort Lauderdale, his early Cowboys days, and what it was like rolling with Jimmy Johnson and World Wide Wes. He then gives some thoughts on the current Cowboys' struggles, why he thinks Micah still isn't necessarily a "winner" in the trade, and his feelings on both Dak Prescott and Patrick Mahomes. Brian Hoyer joins to do a deep dive on Drake Maye, dissect Josh McDaniels, and offer an outlook on the Patriots the rest of the way. Loaded episode and a great one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's show features Laura Rutledge, Dan Orlovsky, Jason McCourty, and Peter Schrager. The crew will be joined by Lindsey Thiry to discuss the Thursday night matchup between the Vikings and Chargers. They will also present Schrager's Most Interesting Man in the NFL segment. Additionally, the show will cover some of the biggest games leading into the weekend, including an update on Lamar Jackson's status. Be sure to tune in for this exciting episode of NFL Live! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's guest is Ian Schrager, the legendary hotelier, entrepreneur, and cultural pioneer who reshaped nightlife and hospitality as we know it.Ian first made his mark in the 1970s as the co-founder of Studio 54, the iconic New York nightclub that became a symbol of glamour, freedom, and cultural revolution. Alongside his partner Steve Rubell, Ian created an experience that transcended nightlife, merging design, celebrity, and theatricality into something entirely new.After Studio 54, Ian continued to reinvent hospitality. In the 1980s, he launched the Morgans Hotel Group, introducing the world's first “boutique hotel” : a concept that blended art, design, and service in a way that changed the industry forever. At a time when hotels were seen purely as places to sleep, Ian reimagined them as vibrant social hubs, activating lobbies, bars, and restaurants as dynamic public spaces that reflected and contributed to the cultural life of a city. With properties like Morgans, the Royalton, and the Delano, he transformed the hotel from a travel necessity into a cornerstone of the modern urban landscape: a place where design, community, and experience converged.In more recent years, Ian has continued to redefine hospitality with two visionary brands. EDITION Hotels, created in partnership with Marriott International, brings his boutique sensibility to a global stage. With around 22 properties worldwide, from New York and Miami Beach to London, Barcelona, Tokyo, and Dubai, each EDITION is designed as a one-of-a-kind reflection of its city, combining understated luxury, cutting-edge design, and activated social spaces that feel both intimate and electric.By contrast, PUBLIC represents Ian's evolution of the idea: “luxury for all.” Its flagship on New York's Lower East Side, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, reimagines the hotel experience through high style, technology, and inclusivity, featuring self check-in, vibrant communal areas, and nightlife-driven energy at a democratic price point. With plans to expand to West Hollywood and beyond, PUBLIC distills Schrager's decades of innovation into an accessible, modern model for the next generation of travelers.Across every chapter of his career, Ian Schrager has consistently challenged convention, blurring the lines between hospitality, art, and lifestyle, and influencing generations of hoteliers, designers, and creatives along the way.In this episode, Ian reflects on his incredible journey, from Studio 54 to the present, and shares the insights, risks, and instincts that have defined his enduring legacy.A heartfelt thank you to Peoplevine for sponsoring The Stanza podcast this year (and for supporting The Stanza since the beginning). If you run a members club or a hotel that needs a CRM for top performance, Peoplevine is trusted by the best brands in the members club business. Book a free demo to see why at ⁠peoplevine.com.⁠Interview Highlights:How Ian Schrager brought the lessons of Studio 54 into hospitalityTurning hotel lobbies into social and cultural spacesThe $60,000 deal that led to his first hotel, MorgansWhat “boutique hotel” really meant in its original formIan's perspective on copycatsHow creativity and independence can survive inside big hotel brandsRedefining luxury as an experience, not a price pointIan's advice for young hoteliersFollow Ian on⁠ Instagram⁠Follow Public Hotels and Edition HotelsFollow The Stanza on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠

Peter recaps an enlightening trip to Seattle, where the performances of Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Leonard Williams leaves him wondering if the Seahawks are way better than they're being treated in the media. He gives his player of the week and sports media winners of the week before highlighting why Jordan Love can ruin the Aaron Rodgers Sunday night extravaganza in Pittsburgh this week. Sean McVay joins for an all-encompassing discussion on his 2025 Rams, his coaching journey, his influences, his love for Lil Wayne and Al Michaels, and what a special human being Aaron Donald is. McVay is an open book, here, and details what the concept of family has meant to his coaching abilities, why he isn't leaving LA for the broadcast booth anytime soon, and which coaches he loves hanging with the most. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter starts the podcast with a first-person account of his experience around the Atlanta Falcons and up close and personal as the sideline reporter from ESPN's Monday Night break through win in Atlanta. The running back love fest continues with some respect for Rico Dowdle and his performance against the Cowboys, his former team.  Chris Russo is our sports media winner of the week after an all-time rant about the quality of his car and driver, paid for and by ESPN. Colts All-World running back Jonathan Taylor is this week's featured guest. They talk Jersey, they talk sleep, they talk space, and they talk what it's like being one of the very best running backs in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's show features Laura Rutledge, Dan Orlovsky, Jason McCourty, and Peter Schrager. The crew will be joined by Jeremy Fowler to discuss the Thursday night matchup between the Eagles and the Giants. They will also highlight Schrager's most interesting man of the week, Caleb Williams, ahead of his Week 6 game. Additionally, the show will cover the Seahawks vs. Jaguars and Buccaneers vs. 49ers games. Tune in for all this and more in a jam-packed episode of NFL Live! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Rundown: Nolan Smith & Tigers' Coaching Updates, Schrager's List of Breakout Players, Scottie Scheffler, Teddy Bridgewater; Summer League Slate: Grizz Take on Golden State Tonight.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the Eagles Parade in Philadelphia. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Akbar Gbaja-Biamila discuss the celebration of players and fans. Peter delivers his weekly NFL Trivia based on the best Super Bowl parades we've seen before. Plus, the table looks back at what they'll miss from the 2024 NFL season! Stay tuned for Parade Predictions coming up in Hour 2 of the GMFB Podcast! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with Super Bowl Opening Night for the Eagles. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Akbar Gbaja-Biamila discuss the Eagles side of Super Bowl Opening Night. Peter looks back at his interview with Saquon Barkley before delivering his Super Bowl edition of Trivia! Saints LB Demario Davis talks about being on the media side of things on Opening Night, plus the fun of being a teammate of Jameis Winston. The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.