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The fellas are back and discuss the Terry Mclaurin trade request, and discuss all the potential fallout of it. The guys talk about the other guys that need to be targeted in fantasy and how to get them.
Topics discussed on today's show: Sports News, Laundromats, Infected Trees, House Hunting in Cleveland, Hamilton, Lithium Medication, Ancient Stone Tools, Birthdays, History Quiz, Political News, Trillion Dollar Businesses, Businesses Struggling, Raising Money Traveling, Stuck Bear, Good News, Bringing The Romance, Movie Password, Never Wanna Hear at a Funeral, Condoms and Threesomes, and Apologies.
The Tall Blacks overcame the Philippines 94-86 in their second group game at basketball's Asia Cup to remain unbeaten.
The Tall Blacks overcame the Philippines 94-86 in their second group game at basketball's Asia Cup to remain unbeaten.
Matt Henry bagged another five wicket haul and Zak Foulkes impressed on debut as the Black Caps took charge of the second test against Zimbabwe.
Black Caps captain Tom Latham has been ruled out of the second test against Zimbabwe after failing to recover from a shoulder injury.
Black Caps captain Tom Latham won't play a part in the test series in Zimbabwe after being ruled out of the second match, which starts tonight in Bulawayo.
The Black Caps will again be without captain Tom Latham for the second test against Zimbabwe, while at least one player is set for a test debut.
Topics discussed on today's show: TX Voting, Starfish Syndrome, Horny Cats, California Post, Sports News, The Sandman, Wolves Are Scared Off, Oregon, Birthdays, History Quiz, National Underwear Day, Guess Me Panties, Playboy Playmates, Didn't Get Cracked, Speeding, Try As Americans, Other Countries Should Try, So Cals Florida, Stress Reliever, Stocks & Public Office, Get The Fake Out, Rectum Finds, Lesbian News, and Apologies.
Ryan Wrecker opens with sharp takes on student loan pitfalls and ICE's aggressive recruitment tied to loan forgiveness. Political drama heats up as Texas Republicans push to arrest absent Democrats fleeing redistricting votes, with commentary on Illinois Gov. Pritzker's controversial role. Kim on a Whim highlights the AI arms race, from sky-high salaries to job cuts and social risks of AI blending personal and work life. Ryan closes with a fiery rant on Louisiana's new laws cracking down on slow left-lane drivers. Hour 2 features Ryan Wrecker covering Texas Democrats' flight to Illinois and GOP grassroots strategies with Julie Harris, plus former senator John Lamping on lawsuits challenging taxpayer-funded stadiums and Missouri redistricting politics. Bizarre news stories lighten the mood, including a Danish zoo's odd pet request and a whale-boat collision. Hour 3 mixes humor and heavy topics: Chicago's “Scream Club” stress relief meetups, political fallout from Texas Democrats' exodus, a possible grand jury probe of Obama-era officials, and a gun rights lawsuit discussed with Mark Walters. Hour 4 breaks major news as the House Oversight Committee subpoenas Bill and Hillary Clinton over Epstein. The hour covers local government audit controversies, RFK Jr.'s SNAP soda ban plan, and public health discussions with Ryan Wiggins, closing with a candid take on the turbulent political scene and upcoming testimony.
Ryan Wrecker leads Hour 2 with a sharp discussion on Texas Democrats fleeing to Illinois amid redistricting fights, featuring Julie Harris of the National Federation of Republican Women, who highlights GOP grassroots efforts targeting key swing states. Former Missouri senator John Lamping weighs in on a lawsuit challenging taxpayer-funded stadiums for pro teams and the likelihood of a Missouri special session on redistricting, explaining the deep political maneuvers behind these moves. The hour wraps with a bizarre news roundup about a Danish zoo soliciting small pets for predator food, the notorious corpse flower blooming locally, and a rare whale striking a boat in New Jersey—strange stories to offset heavy politics.
Ryan Wrecker interviews former Missouri senator John Lamping about government overreach, focusing on a recent lawsuit challenging taxpayer funding for new sports stadiums in Missouri. Lamping criticizes using public funds for private stadiums, discusses Kansas-Missouri competition for the Chiefs, and weighs in on likely redistricting moves in Missouri led by Trump-aligned Republicans seeking a 7-1 map advantage. They debate political gerrymandering nationwide and its divisive effects, with Lamping emphasizing the dangers of extreme partisan districts and the breakdown of political cohesion in the U.S.
The Tall Blacks have made a winning start to the Asia Cup, beating Iraq 100-78 in Jeddah, but coach Judd Flavell wasn't happy with his side's defence.
The Tall Blacks have opened their Asia Cup campaign with a 100-78 win over Iraq in Jeddah.
Tauranga will host triathlon's biggest event after being awarded the 2028 World Championships.
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Hour 1 kicks off with Ryan Wrecker's explosive interview exposing political discrimination against a St. Louis City SC fan ejected for wearing a MAGA hat. Kim and Ryan tackle the hypocrisy of illegal immigrant hunger strikes contrasted with America-first policies, and spotlight a hopeful revival of Catholic youth culture alongside Christian artist Forrest Frank's mainstream success. Ryan closes with a personal take on rediscovering movie theaters this summer. Hour 2 dives into Democrat infighting, Kamala Harris's faltering governor bid, and market updates including a Boeing machinists strike. Lighter moments explore quirky social trends and sports banter, while entertainment news highlights Greg Gutfeld's Tonight Show guest host stint and CBS's left-leaning struggles. Hour 3 revisits the City SC MAGA hat controversy amid potential DOJ probes. Political fundraising and power plays dominate the congressional recess talk with Fox News Radio's Ryan Schmels. Jeff Manasso breaks down the volatile auto market, and Ryan critiques Stephen Colbert's “Late Show” cancellation versus Fox's success. Hour 4 opens with Boeing workers' stalled negotiations despite big raises and scrapped schedules. The focus shifts to intense scrutiny of Democrat nominees, harsh immigration enforcement realities, and gerrymandering tactics benefiting Democrats. Ryan then dissects Trump's explosive Newsmax Russiagate interview and legal strategies to hold key players accountable. Sports expert Tom Ackerman analyzes Cardinals' rebuilding challenges and condemns the politicization of sports after the City SC MAGA hat ejection incident. Ryan closes by praising celebrities like Ty Burrell leaving Hollywood's chaos, and pokes fun at the Sydney Sweeney jeans ad political drama fueled by Trump's unexpected commentary.
India claimed their narrowest ever test win as they took four wickets in under an hour to bowl England out for 367 and seal a 6 run victory in the fifth and final test.
India captain Shubman Gill says the drawn test series against England will go down in cricket folklore after his side won an astonishing fifth and final test by six runs.
India took the last four wickets in under an hour to bowl England out for 367 and win an astonishing fifth test by six runs to draw the series 2-all.
Lando Norris held off McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri to win the Hungarian Grand Prix and cut the Australian's Formula One lead to nine points.
Liam Lawson was the best placed Red Bull car at the Hungarian Grand Prix with the Racing Bulls driver holding off Red Bull's reigning Formula One world champion Max Verstappen to finish eighth.
Liam Lawson has finished in the points again with the New Zealander holding off Red Bull's reigning Formula One world champion Max Verstappen to take eighth place at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Marc and Kim run through a rapid-fire “In Other News” segment packed with headlines and hot takes. First up: confusion around Hulk Hogan's “death” is cleared up—he's not dead. (It was likely a mistake, as Hogan is still alive.) Still, the crew discusses what would've been his cause of death if true: a heart attack complicated by AFib and leukemia, with a nod to his iconic moment in Rocky III (not II) against Stallone. Next, the group reacts to jaw-dropping footage from Saudi Arabia, where an amusement park ride snapped in half, injuring 23 but miraculously killing no one. Marc blasts lax safety and carnival rides, vowing to keep his kids off them forever. Then it's back to sports as WNBA viewership jumps 21%, even with Caitlin Clark sidelined. Marc isn't buying the media's spin that it's “not all about Caitlin.” He says flat out: She's the reason people tuned in. Kim compares it to a binge-worthy show—you come for Caitlin, but stay to see what wild thing Angel Reese says next. Elsewhere, Justin Timberlake reveals he's battling Lyme disease, explaining his lackluster stage performances and growing fan frustration. Kim sympathizes but says the videos make it look like he's just mailing it in. The segment wraps with a jab at how AI is taking over health management, with 35% of Americans now using it to track meals, fitness, and wellness—Marc and Kim warn, don't turn your brain off just because a bot tells you to run into a wall.
Marc interviews Mike Weitzel, the St. Louis City SC season ticket holder who was ejected from the stadium last Saturday for wearing a Make America Great Again hat. Mike details how he was quietly watching the game when he was approached by security and then police—after someone filed an email complaint claiming his hat was “offensive and dangerous.” He refused to remove the hat, stayed calm, and documented the encounter, exposing the blatant double standard: Pride flags and left-wing slogans are welcome, but support for Trump gets you tossed. Marc and Kim praise Mike for standing his ground and highlight the stadium's vague MLS “code of conduct” that's weaponized against conservatives while ignoring leftist messaging. Despite investing thousands as a loyal fan, Mike now questions if the team deserves his support.
Hour 2 opens with a heated follow-up on the MAGA hat controversy at St. Louis City SC. Marc breaks news that a listener—booted from the stadium for wearing the hat—had worn it before without issue, revealing the real trigger: a liberal fan's complaint. The show draws a clear contrast to other accepted political expressions at the venue—like Pride flags and “No Kings” shirts—proving the policy is being selectively enforced. Marc, Kim, and Ethan hammer the ideological double standard, warning it's part of a broader leftist push to silence conservative visibility. Nicole Murray jumps in with a spirited market update and shares bachelorette party plans in Philly—Marc and Kim tease her about yoga, hangovers, and zero sleep weekends. In Segment 4's “In Other News,” the crew tackles viral headlines: The Hulk Hogan cause of death Saudi amusement ride collapse injures 23 in a terrifying near-tragedy. WNBA viewership is up 21%—but Marc makes it clear: it's all Caitlin Clark. Justin Timberlake announces he has Lyme disease, raising eyebrows over his “mailed-in” concerts. And a study shows 35% of Americans now use AI for health and wellness tracking—Marc and Kim warn: don't give up common sense for convenience.
Hour 3 kicks off with Marc revisiting the outrageous MAGA hat ejection story, encouraging listeners to catch last hour's interview. Then the focus shifts to a major legal challenge: Bevis Schock, attorney and friend of the show, breaks down the lawsuit challenging Missouri's billion-dollar taxpayer-funded stadium subsidies for the Kansas City Chiefs, Royals, and likely St. Louis Cardinals. Bevis explains why the bill is likely unconstitutional, violating the state's single-subject rule because it bundles unrelated provisions—stadium subsidies, property tax relief, and campaign finance law changes—into one bill to push it through. The clever use of severability clauses may not save it because the issues are procedural, not just substantive. Marc and Bevis also discuss the absurdity of taxpayers effectively paying Patrick Mahomes' salary, arguing that if fans don't show up or watch on TV, government subsidies shouldn't cover these costs. The conversation points to the larger problem of billionaire team owners offloading stadium costs onto the public while profiting immensely. The segment closes with anticipation for Jim Carafano's upcoming analysis on the aid debate between the U.S. President and Israel's Netanyahu concerning Gaza.
Hour 3 kicks off with a recap of the outrageous removal of a fan at a St. Louis soccer game for wearing a MAGA hat, highlighting left-wing intolerance. The conversation shifts to a deep legal dive on Missouri's controversial stadium subsidy bill with attorney Beavis Schock, who explains why the bill likely violates the state constitution's single-subject rule. The stadium deal effectively means taxpayers are footing Patrick Mahomes' massive salary, sparking serious pushback. Next, senior Heritage Foundation expert Jim Carafano weighs in on Middle East tensions, critiquing misguided Palestinian state recognition moves by Canada and the UK, and explaining the geopolitical reality that only the U.S. and Israel hold true influence over the Gaza conflict. Carafano predicts Hamas' irrelevance and urges focusing on a stable future. Congressman Eric Burleson joins to discuss insider trading concerns around Nancy Pelosi, calling for a serious investigation while acknowledging the complexity of broad legislative attempts to curb stock trading by members of Congress. Burleson also weighs in on the ongoing deep-state scandal, calling it treasonous and insisting the corrupt actors must be prosecuted. Kim closes the hour with “Kim on a Whim,” sounding alarms over a new Illinois law mandating annual mental health screenings in public schools from grades 3–12. She questions the lack of parental transparency and consent, potential privacy violations, and the risk of bureaucratic overreach in politically hostile environments.
The fellas continue their onslaught on the fantasy football universe!
Tom Ackerman joins to break down the Cardinals' trade of Stephen Matz to Boston for Blaze Jordan, a former viral slugger known for 500-foot home runs as a teenager. Despite being labeled a “former slugger,” Jordan is now leading Boston's minor leagues in power stats and could be a future star in St. Louis. The segment dives into the rationale behind the trade, the COVID-related delays in Jordan's minor league trajectory, and the broader picture of Cardinals' roster restructuring. Also discussed: Ryan Helsley's move to the Mets, Nolan Arenado trade rumors, and the looming MLB lockout. On the college side, the quarterback race at Mizzou heats up with Bo Pribula appearing to edge out Sam Horn, thanks in part to a lucrative NIL deal.
Hour 2 kicks off with breaking news: St. Louis County Executive Sam Page has been indicted for using taxpayer-funded mailers to influence his reelection campaign. Marc slams Page's COVID-era power grabs and gives credit to longtime watchdog Tom Sullivan for helping expose the corruption. Next, Fox News Radio's Tanya J. Powers joins to discuss a new drug dubbed “gas station heroin”—a supercharged Kratom derivative that's 13x stronger than morphine and being sold with zero oversight. Then in a classic "In Other News," Kim and Marc hit several bizarre headlines: High Noon Vodka Seltzers mistakenly canned in Celsius energy drink cans, the Sydney Sweeney ad backlash labeled “Nazi propaganda,” PETA suing a lobster festival for cruelty, and Love is Blind casting calls coming to St. Louis.
Hour 1 opens light with Marc and Kim's banter over chocolate pie before diving into a harrowing turbulence incident and a blistering critique of Fed Chair Powell's political rate hikes hurting everyday Americans. They debate Trump's bold health tech overhaul, highlighting privacy versus innovation. The hour closes on the media's false narrative about Trump and Hawley, exposing the real corruption in insider trading. Hour 2 breaks with St. Louis County Executive Sam Page's indictment for weaponizing taxpayer funds during COVID, exposing decades of political mailer abuse. Fox News Radio's Tanya J. Powers warns about the new “gas station heroin” epidemic, and Kim and Marc roast bizarre pop culture headlines. Hour 3 features expert analysis on the indictment fallout and insider trading legislation. Former Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson warns of social media misinformation fueling violence and failed woke justice. Kim Otto previews Trump's push to modernize medical records amid privacy concerns—an urgent modernization America needs. Hour 4 goes deep on Page's scandal with County Councilman Dennis Hancock, political fallout, and the urgent call for leadership change. Fox News Sunday host Shannon Bream breaks down Obama-era Russia hoax investigations and Biden legal challenges. Griff Jenkins reports on DC politics, Mayor Bowser's budget battles, and the looming tariff deadline. Marc closes with a fiery defense of Trump's trade policies, calling out the liberal media's anti-American fearmongering and championing America's economic resurgence.
FALL CAMP IS HERE! Bennett and Jack preview the QB, RB and WR positions for JMU Football and discuss some main storylines they are eyeing as Fall Camp heats up.
Tempers flared in Atlanta as the Falcons got into a “quick brawl” during training camp, raising questions about chemistry, intensity, and what it really means this early in the season. This could be competitive fire and possibly a sign of a new era for the Falcons defense. All eyes are on the Cleveland Browns QB decision! There's no clear lead on who will be the starter in week 1, according to the coaching staff, but fans are starting to think it's obvious.--Voicemail call in: (219) 413-9405Instagram: @TheRunPodcastFacebook: PodcastTheRunYouTube: The Run with Manny WilsonTheRunUSA.com--Use the Promo Code: THERUNPODCAST for $20 OFF your first ticket purchase with SeatGeek. https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/teamseatgeek
Topics discussed on today's show: Movies, Franks Dead Fest, Birthdays, History Quiz, Pop Quiz: Fish, EU Trade Deal, Sports News, Science News, 20 in 25, Child Innocence Gone, Dating App, Snow Bunnies, What Happened The Night Before?, and Apologies.
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