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1 - Director of Border Security and Immigration Center at Heritage Lora Ries joins us today. Our parties are addicted to Federal money as outlined by the exorbitant spending displayed by USAID. Will this decision to stop funding it go all the way to the Supreme Court? Is it too early to tell where deportations will go after the criminals are rooted out? Should people who are under order to leave but are productive citizens be forced to leave? Tom Homan won't be goaded into taking action against Phil Murphy, but will Pam Bondi? 110 - TDS is in full form as Trump continually takes based stances that most Americans agree on, only to have his naysayers freak out about it on television. Some audio. 120 - What's going to happen with the DoE? Wai, Henry has a segment! Your calls. The world of sports is important, so why did they write this article? 135 - Danielle Vitale joins us almost two years after the initial controversy in Haverford School District over the elimination of To Kill a Mockingbird from the curriculum. What has transpired since our last conversation and where do we stand today? Where are the objections to other books that depict rapes, why only a book by an old, white author? Teachers want to teach this material, but the school board is putting up roadblocks to deter this. 150 - Dom Time Sports Shorts w Henry

Sports Shorts from WRN brings you all the latest on our campaigns and women's sports news, together with our weekly features, "sin bin" and "star of the week". In this first episode of 2025, the WRN Sports Team review England Hockey's new competition policy, bring us up to speed on the boycotting debate dominating the ICC Champions Trophy and discuss Sophie Power and She Races and why women only races are important. We also discover who's bowled us over as our star of the week, and who deserved to be run out into the sin bin. 

In this end of year review episode, the team take us through a year of WRN Women and Sport campaigning. From talking to dads outside cricket grounds, to taking the "mother" Save Women's Sport banner to the Paris Olympics; it's been a memorable year. Join Jane and Faye for the last Sports Shorts podcast of the year, as they announce WRN's Sports Awards 2024 and give their predictions and hopes for the year ahead. Visit the WRN website for all the latest guides and templates mentioned in the episode, including Sex Segregated Sport in the UK: A Lawful Approach to Policy Making. 

Another huge crowd was on hand at the MCG where a brilliant century from Nitish Kumar Reddy saw India claw their way back into the Test match. Re-live the highlights from Day 3 of the Boxing Day Test match between Australia and India.

A frustrating rain interrupted Day 3 of the Gabba Test still saw Australia move into a dominant position against India. Hear all the highlights from a truncated day of cricket in Brisbane.

Jack and Payton discuss Mizzou's two biggest transfer portal happenings as the Tigers bring Mississippi State wide receiver Kevin Coleman Jr. back home and what Mizzou will do next at quarterback after missing out on Miller Moss. The show continues with hoops, including Trent Pierce's outstanding game against LIU and Mizzou's newfound NCAA Tournament hopes. The show finishes with Quick Hits: Trivia, Tigers in the Wild and Heisman talk. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:00 Kevin Coleman Jr. transfers to Mizzou 00:02:01-00:08:35 Miller Moss picks Louisville, what next at QB? 00:08:36-00:18:10 Trent Pierce goes off against LIU 00:18:11-00:30:00 Tigers to the tourney? 00:30:01-00:36:20 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:36:21-00:43:07 Tigers in the wild 00:43:08-00:46:15 Headlines 00:46:16-00:56:30 Outro + joke 00:56:31-00:59:53

It was an action packed 2nd day in the Border Gavaskar Trophy Test at the Gabba. Travis Head notched another big century while Steve Smith got his first century for 535 Days.Meanwhile it was Jasprit Bumrah who once again posed the biggest threat with the ball.

Jack, Kenny and Payton discuss the Tigers being selected to play in the Music City Bowl against Iowa, in a revival of the 2020 game. The guys also discuss the future of the offensive line after Armand Membou declared for the NFL Draft and break down the latest transfer rumors, including USC quarterback Miller Moss' interest and other positions Mizzou will pursue on the portal. The show closes with Quick Hits feat. an upset win for Mizzou volleyball, Barry Odom's new gig and how close the Tigers are to being ranked after the kU upset. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:00 More reaction after kU win 00:02:01-00:07:00 Mizzou get Iowa in Music City Bowl 00:07:01-00:16:30 Armand Membou declares for NFL Draft 00:16:31-00:20:00 Latest on Miller Moss, transfers 00:20:00-00:27:51 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:27:52-00:30:45 Tigers in the wild 00:30:46-00:36:50 Headlines 00:36:51-00:43:34

Hear all the highlights from Day 1 of the 2nd Test in the Border Gavaskar Series. Australia taking on India at the Adelaide Oval

Jack, Kenny and Payton recap the Tigers' Battle Line victory over Arkansas, discussing how the Tigers took down the Razorbacks thanks to key plays from Johnny Walker Jr., a huge day through the air for Theo Wease and a final clutch moment at Farout Field for Brady Cook. The guys also discuss the impact of Mizzou's seniors in lifting up the program over the past two seasons and give their predictions for which bowl game Mizzou will get. The show closes with Tigers in the NFL and rivalry week talk during Quick Hits. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:45 Mizzou vs Arkansas recap 00:02:46-00:17:00 How the Mizzou seniors have lifted the program 00:17:01-00:29:10 Bowl predictions 00:29:11-00:42:59 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:43:00-00:45:00 Tigers in the wild 00:45:01-00:49:35 Headlines 00:49:36-00:57:00 Outro + joke 00:57:01-00:59:32

Sports Shorts from WRN brings you all the latest on our campaigns and women's sports news, together with our weekly features, "sin bin" and "star of the week". In this week's episode there are shocking revelations from WRN's Leisure Centre report, highlighting the policies which disadvantage women and put them at risk, and invite you to contact us with your concerns. The team speak to Lynne Pinches, one year on from her dramatic walkout at the Women's Champion of Champions pool tournament, and we hear her very personal story of the ways in which standing up for fairness in her sport has affected her. In the sin bin this week, we call out a Government minister, and our star of the week has written a powerful piece on the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), and their new transgender policy. Lynne Pinches CrowdfunderIf you would like to contact the team in confidence about your experience of local leisure centres, please email: Sports@womensrights.networkA link to the Leisure Centre report can be found on the WRN website

Jack, Kenny and Payton give five in-depth takeaways on Missouri's 39-20 win over Mississippi State starting with the Tigers' explosive run game, Brady Cook's methodical performance and the return of Marquis Johnson's big plays, continued struggles in the secondary and on special teams and Eli Drinkwitz's decision-making. The show pivots to men's basketball to discuss stock risers after two Mizzou's wins over Pacific and Arkansas-Pine Bluff. The show closes with Quick Hits: Justice for Drew Lock, Mizzou back in AP, chaos in the SEC. Intro 00:00:00-00:03:00 5 takeaways: Mizzou beats Mississippi State Tigers dominate on the ground 00:03:01-00:11:50 Brady Cook, passing game 00:11:51-00:18:10 Defensive discipline, secondary struggles 00:18:11-00:26:10 Same old special teams 00:26:11-00:32:00 Drinkwitz's antics 00:32:01-00:38:58 Mizzou men's hoops cruises to two more wins 00:38:59-00:53:21 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:53:22-00:56:25 Tigers in the Wild 00:56:26-01:00:33 Headlines 01:00:34-01:06:00 Outro + joke 01:06:01-01:09:42

Kenny and Payton recap Mizzou's close loss to South Carolina, diving into Brady Cook's return, issues on defense, game management woes, officiating and much more. The show closes with Quick Hits: Darius Robinson, Cuonzo Martin and Davion Hannah. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:30 Thoughts as Mizzou falls to South Carolina 00:02:31-00:13:23 Ref show in Columbia 00:13:24-00:20:10 Tigers' defensive performance 00:20:11-00:31:45 Special teams struggles 00:31:46-00:34:04 Final thoughts with Mizzou out of CFP contention 00:34:05-00:38:57 Quick Hits Ken's Sports Shorts 00:38:58-00:41:15 Tigers in the wild 00:41:16-00:44:30 Headlines 00:44:31-00:48:25 Outro + JOTW 00:48:26-00:52:26

Listen to Corbin Middlemas, Andrew Moore, Tom Cooper and Phil Jaques bring you exhilarating coverage of Marcus Stoinis's 61 off 27 balls as the Aussies flogged Pakistan by 7-wickets in the 3rd T20 with 50 balls to spare in Hobart. 

Sports Shorts from WRN brings you all the latest on our campaigns and women's sports news; including football, volleyball and our weekly features, "sin bin" and "star of the week".In this week's episode we stand together with our German sisters as Germany's self-determination act comes into force and we bring news from the US where female volleyball players are demanding that their rights to safety and fair competition are upheld.We get a history lesson from Jane on sex verification tests, our star of the week calls out a Baroness with a sports brief and in the sin bin, we have another own goal from the Football Association. We welcome feedback and any women's sports news from around the UK. 

Columbia Missourian reporter Grant Salsman joins Kenny and Payton to preview Mizzou men's basketball's 2024-2025 season, detail expectations for transfers and provide an update on Tony Perkins ahead of the Tigers season opener against Memphis. The show closes with Quick Hits: AP Poll and bowl projections. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:00 Grant Salsman: Mizzou men's hoops preview 00:02:01-00:29:49 Starting 5 predictions 00:29:50-00:37:25 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:37:26-00:42:28 Tigers in the wild 00:42:29-00:47:25 Headlines 00:47:26-01:02:03 Outro + Joke 01:02:04-01:04:52

Jack, Kenny and Payton recap Mizzou's second loss of the season, as Alabama likely eliminates the Tigers from the College Football Playoff. The guys discuss Brady Cook's injury, the backup quarterback situation, what's next for Mizzou after the bye week and a new outlook on the Tigers' season. The show closes with Quick Hits: Ennis Rakestraw, Sean East II and Mizzou men's basketball's exhibition game against Lincoln. Intro 00:00:00-00:03:15 Takeaways: Mizzou thumped by Alabama 00:03:16-00:16:45 Defensive positives 00:16:46-00:22:30 Drinkwtiz's sideline actions 00:22:31-00:27:45 QB situation if Cook remains out 00:27:46-00:44:23 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:44:24-00:48:45 Tigers in the wild 00:48:46-00:55:22 Headlines 00:55:23-01:04:40 Ratio + Joke of the week 01:04:41-01:08:54

Sports Shorts from WRN brings you all the latest on our campaigns and women's sports news; including football, fencing and our weekly features, "sin bin" and "star of the week". In this week's episode frustrations are running high with the Football Association (again), and with news from the Veteran Fencing World Championships in Dubai. The team discuss the incredible achievements of American swimmer Trudy Ederle, whose story is brought to life in the Disney film Young Woman and the Sea, and we reach dizzying heights with our "star of the week". You'll find a repeat offender in the "sin bin" this week, there's news of a crowd funder in pool, and the team give a well-deserved shout out to the Telegraph's Oliver Brown. We welcome feedback and any women's sports news from around the UK. 

Jack and Payton recap Mizzou's 21-17 win over Auburn on homecoming. The show starts with praise for Brady Cook after he exited the game in the first quarter with an ankle injury and spent time in the hospital before an emphatic return to lead the Tigers to a comeback victory. Jack and Payton also discuss Mizzou's strong defensive performance, how the O-Line held up against Auburn's pass rush and new and familiar faces who made contributions in a key victory for Mizzou. Payton recaps his trip back to COMO before the show finishes with Quick Hits: Mizzou shockingly falls in AP Poll. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:25 Brady Cook: Warrior 00:02:26-00:14:30 Other unlikely Mizzou standouts 00:14:31-00:17:55 Tigers strong defensive performance 00:17:56-00:22:40 Special teams issues continue 00:22:41-00:28:20 OL's performance 00:28:21-00:32:40 Lingering thoughts, Payton's return to COMO 00:32:41-00:38:37 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:38:38-00:45:30 Tigers in the wild 00:45:31-00:50:00 Headlines: Mizzou drops in AP Poll after win 00:50:01-01:01:03

Sports Shorts from WRN brings you all the latest on our campaigns and women's sports news; including parkrun, volleyball and our weekly features “sin bin” and “star of the week”. In this episode the team reflect on a weekend of action to mark parkrun's 20th anniversary, discuss Team GB trampolinist and Olympic gold medal winner Bryony Page, and we hear from a less than impressed Jane, as she wrestles with the "sin bin" at a Diversity and Inclusion webinar. We welcome feedback and any women's sports news from around the UK. 

Jack, Kenny and Payton recap Mizzou's 41-10 loss to Texas A&M on the road in its second SEC matchup. The guys dive into what went wrong, including Mizzou's defensive struggles and lost battles in the trenches. The guys discuss Mizzou's lack of identity, leadership and woes moving forward for the remainder of the 2024 season. The Show Goes On with Quick Hits: Ennis Rakestraw, Kobe Brown and a chaotic Week 6 in college football. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:15 Mizzou vs. Texas A&M recap - opening thoughts 00:02:15-00:10:45 Defensive woes 00:10:46-00:16:46 Drinkwitz's quarterback game plan 00:16:47-00:22:37 Tigers destroyed in the trenches 00:22:38-00:28:00 Mizzou season outlook 00:28:01-00:34:30 Luther discourse 00:34:31-00:44:24 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:44:25-00:48:25 Tigers in the wild 00:48:26-00:52:00 Headlines 00:52:01-01:02:50 Ratio + Joke 01:02:51-01:07:51

Jack and Payton take a look at the remaining matchup for Mizzou football and give their confidence meters for the Tigers' chances against their upcoming opponents, including an early look at Texas A&M as the Tigers come off their bye week and prepare for a trip to Aggieland and a ranked matchup. The show finishes with Quick Hits: Tyler Badie, Tre Gomillion and some NFL takes. Intro 00:00:00-00:03:30 Mizzou's upcoming opponents: Texas A&M 00:03:31-00:11:07 UMass 00:11:08-00:13:20 Auburn 00:13:21-00:15:30 Alabama 00:15:31-00:18:20 Oklahoma 00:18:21-00:20:45 South Carolina 00:20:46-00:24:30 Mississippi State 00:24:31-00:26:30 Arkansas 00:26:31-00:32:21 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:32:22-00:40:45 Tigers in the wild 00:40:46-00:57:20 Headliners 00:57:21-01:13:53 Outro: 01:14:54-01:16:04

The Sports Group has launched a podcast: Sports Shorts from WRN. Get the latest women's sport campaign news from the team, plus updates on our autumn-winter actions, including parkrun (5th October), football (the 72 campaign), netball updates, and our weekly features, "sin bin" and "star of the week". In this first episode, the team talk us through the latest parkrun campaigning and they discuss the head coach of the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team and legendary coach of Chelsea FC, Emma Hayes and her new book A Completely Different Game: My Leadership Playbook.We welcome feedback and any women's sports news from around the UK.

It's the 2nd Preliminary Final as Penrith aim for a 5th consecutive NRL Grand Final while Cronulla are aiming to reach the decider for the first time since 2016.Listen to all the action with Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis.

Jack, Kenny and Payton recap a close victory for Mizzou in the SEC opener against Vanderbilt. The guys break down offensive and special team woes, Brady Cook's troublesome play as well as some positives on the defensive side of the ball and Nate Noel becoming a star in the run game. The show closes with Quick Hits: Nick Bolton, Kobe Brown and Max Scherzer. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:00 Mizzou avoids disaster 00:02:01-00:07:15 Drinkwitz's decisions 00:07:16-00:16:00 Blake Craig, special teams struggles 00:16:01-00:24:07 Brady Cook's struggles 00:24:08-00:34:30 Nate Noel is really good 00:34:31-00:40:50 Tigers defense saves the day 00:40:51-00:44:45 Grades, thoughts heading into the bye 00:44:46-00:54:26 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:54:27-00:59:16 Tigers in the wild 00:59:17-1:05:15 Headlines 1:05:16-1:13:19 Outro + Joke 1:13:20-1:15:53

Jack, Kenny and Payton recap Mizzou football's third win of the season in its first ranked matchup against No. 24 Boston College. The guys discuss penalties, Luther Burden III's explosive game and postgame comments, PFF grades and what to expect next. The show closes with Quick Hits: Sophie Cunningham, Barry Odom and Truman the Tiger. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:00 Mizzou's penalty struggles 00:02:01-00:16:15 Thoughts on the secondary, defense 00:16:16-00:26:00 Offense's performance 00:26:01-00:35:50 Craig The Leg shines 00:35:51-00:41:00 Mizzou being disrespected? 00:41:01-00:47:35 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:47:36-00:56:00 Tigers in the wild 00:56:01-01:02:06 Headlines 01:02:07-01:10:19 Outro + Joke 01:10:20-01:14:12

Finals Football in Melbourne once again as the Storm hosted the Sharks. Enjoy the Sports Shorts called by Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Ryan Hoffman.

The season was on the line for the North Queensland Cowboys and the Newcastle Knights and they served up a finals thriller in Townsville. A great elimination final called by Quentin Hull, Billy Moore and Laurie Spina.

Jack and Payton take a quick look back at Mizzou's season opener and answer some lingering questions. The show then takes a tour around the SEC with Week 1 in the books. Jack and Payton discuss the performances of Mizzou's future conference foes this season and which team's stock rose and fell after the first round of games. The show wraps up with Quick Hits: Ennis Rakestraw, Billy Napier, DeMarkus Acy. Intro: 00:00:00-00:02:30 Quick look back at Mizzou's first game 00:02:31-00:06:00 How Mizzou's opponents fared in Week 1 00:06:01-00:28:40 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:28:41-00:35:40 Tigers in the wild 00:35:41-00:39:15 Headlines 00:39:16-00:47:28 Outro + Joke 00:47:29-00:50:10

Jack, Kenny and Payton take a dive into how Mizzou football's offensive line will shake out for the 2024 season, following the departures of Javon Foster, Xavier Delgado and Marcellus Johnson. The guys touch on transfer additions Cayden Green and Marcus Bryant and break down the depth. The show closes with Quick Hits: Kay Adams, Chase Daniel and Darius Robinson. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:03 OL deep dive 00:02:04-00:24:31 Quick hits Ken's Sports Shorts 00:24:32-00:29:40 Tigers in the wild 00:29:40-00:35:36 Headlines 00:35:37-00:46:02 Outro + Joke 00:46:03-00:51:01

Jack, Kenny and Payton dive into storylines from a two-hour open practice, including emerging players at cornerback and on the D-Line. They then take a deep dive into Mizzou's running back room, weighing the options to Tigers have at running back for the 2024 season, including Marcus Carroll, Nate Noel and a few others who could emerge this season. The guys wrap up the show up with Quick Hits: Pete Fairbanks and Nick Bolton. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:12 Marquis Gracial to start at DT? 00:02:13-00:08:00 New CB option emerging 00:08:01-00:15:45 Other updates from fall camp 00:15:46-00:18:00 Running back deep dive 00:18:01-00:42:53 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:42:54-00:49:16 Tigers in the wild 00:49:17-00:55:07 Headlines 00:55:08-01:04:10 Ratio + Joke 01:04:11-01:10:36

Jack and Payton break down the cornerback position for Mizzou football in 2024 before jumping into a game of guessing players based on quotes from fall camp and a quick prediction for the men's basketball season. Kenny and Payton close the show with Quick Hits: Tyron Hopper, Ennis Rakestraw and Connor Tollison. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:20 Status of Mizzou's CB room 00:02:21-00:21:00 Who said that quote? 00:21:01-00:27:25 Where will Mizzou hoops finish in the SEC 00:27:26-00:37:30 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:37:31-00:40:10 Tigers in the wild 00:40:11-00:43:10 Headlines 00:43:11-00:48:49 Outro 00:48:50-00:53:49

Jack, Kenny and Payton construct their Mount Rushmores of Former Future Mizzou Tigers in a draft-like setting. The guys also provide an update on sophomore safety Phillip Roche's internal disciplining. The show closes with Quick Hits: Kameron Misner, Markus Golden and Karissa Schweizer. Intro 00:00:00-00:01:45 Phillip Roche update 00:01:46-00:04:55 Mount Rushmore 00:04:56-00:32:55 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:32:56-00:39:20 Tigers in the wild 00:39:21-00:44:00 Headlines 00:44:01-00:50:42 Community note + joke 00:50:43-00:57:39

Jack and Kenny discuss the latest with the 2025 Mizzou football schedule, as the Tigers are no longer set to travel to Miami (OH) (thanks Jim Sterk). The two then talk about potential X-factors for the Tigers this fall before finishing the show with Quick Hits: Harrison Mevis, Pete Fairbanks and Brad Loos. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:01 Mizzou @ Miami (OH) is no more 00:02:02-00:07:21 Potential X-factors 00:07:22-00:26:46 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:26:47-00:30:27 Tigers in the wild 00:30:28-00:36:21 Headlines 00:36:22-00:42:30 Joke 00:42:31-00:46:48

Jack, Kenny and Payton take a look at the SEC Media Poll for how the conference will shake out for the 2024 season as well as talk about the lone Tiger – Luther Burden III – to make the preseason All-SEC first team. The show pivots to Mizzou signee Ethan Bagwell planning to sign with the Braves before closing out with Quick Hits. Intro 00:00:00-00:01:52 Mizzou picked to finish 6th in SEC 00:01:53-00:12:43 Luther is good at football 00:12:44-00:17:00 Ethan Bagwell goes pro 00:17:01-00:22:33 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:22:34-00:26:30 Tigers in the wild 00:26:31-00:31:16 Headlines 00:31:17-00:41:27 Ratio + Joke 00:41:28-00:46:46

We recap one of the best recruiting runs in Mizzou football history as the Tigers land top-100 prospects Jayvan Boggs, Donovan Olugbode and Lamont Rogers, plus three-star OL Keiton Jones. We discuss each commitment, what they mean to the Tigers and take a look at where MU's class stands after the amazing weekend. We set a new rule for Luther Burden awards, plus some Caleb Grill and Mizzou administration news. We finish the show with Quick Hits: Dru Smith & Sean East in Summer League, a confusing Archie Manning headline and is this finally the end for Gregg Berhalter? Intro 00:00:00-00:02:20 HOLY SH*IT WHAT A WEEKEND 00:02:21-00:07:10 Jayvan Boggs commitment breakdown 00:07:11-00:11:00 Donovan Olugbode commitment breakdown 00:11:01-00:15:35 Lamont Rogers commitment breakdown 00:15:36-00:23:06 Keiton Jones commitment breakdown 00:23:07-00:28:02 Welcome to the SEC, Oklahoma & Texas 00:28:03-00:42:56 Luther Burden is good at football 00:42:57-00:45:48 Caleb Grill cleared, other news 00:45:49-00:51:32 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:51:33-00:58:26 Tigers in the wild 00:58:27-1:05:44 Headlines 1:05:45-1:18:16

Jack, Kenny and Payton break down the final decision for Class of 2025 four-star safety Charles Bass. The show pivots to Sean East signing with the Lakers and the baseball program playing in the inaugural Puerto Rico Challenge in 2025. The show closes with Quick Hits: John Anderson, Bronny to the Lakers and “hawk tuah.” Intro 00:00:00-00:01:53 Charles Bass commitment date 00:01:54-00:10:00 Sean East is a Laker 00:10:01-00:17:45 Mizzou baseball to Puerto Rico 00:17:46-00:24:41 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:24:42-00:31:35 Dirty Birds 00:31:36-00:39:36 Headlines 00:39:37-00:53:36 Ratio + Joke 00:53:37-00:58:39

We break down the commitment of Class of 2025 four-star running back Jamarion Morrow and the recent uptick in recruitment for Mizzou. The show pivots to administrative news, with Brandon Lee leaving for Mississippi State, before closing out with Jon Hamm on Late Night with Seth Meyers and Quick Hits: Charles Barkley announces retirement, Joey Chestnut banned, soccer talk. Intro 00:00:00-00:01:50 Jamarion Morrow commits to Mizzou 00:01:50-00:09:38 Brandon Lee departs for MSST 00:09:39-00:13:13 Jon Hamm is a true son 00:13:14-00:20:06 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:20:07-00:23:02 Dirty Birds 00:23:03-00:31:18 Headlines 00:31:19-00:38:47 Outro + ratio & joke 00:38:48-00:44:49

We talk schedules after the SEC announces game times for non-conference games for Mizzou in 2024. The Tigers are in on a possible Miami transfer and welcomed some huge visitors over the weekend. Mizzou men's basketball also has a date for its season-opener clash against Memphis. The show closes Quick Hits: Shaq's teammates, Boo Smith and Mount Rushmore of snacks. Intro 00:00:00-00:01:38 Football game times 00:01:39-00:06:17 Tigers linked to Simeon Barrow 00:06:18-00:09:00 Recruiting updates 00:09:01-00:18:55 Mizzou-Memphis game time 00:18:56-00:24:23 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:24:24-00:27:06 Dirty Birds 00:27:07-00:34:34 Mount Rushmore of snacks 00:34:35-00:49:54 Ratio of the week 00:49:55-00:56:04

Kenny (weather again) is out for Monday's show as we discuss Mizzou softball's heartbreaking 4-3 defeat to Duke in Game 3 of the Columbia Super Regional. We recap the game, the season and postseason for the Tigers, talk about the stars young and old, including Laurin Krings, Alex Honnold Abby Hay and Madison Walker, and where coach Larissa Anderson will take the softball program from here. We finish the show with Quick Hits featuring a roast from Kenny's mom and live updates from Timberwolves-Mavs Game 3. Intro 00:00:00-00:01:30 Mizzou falls in Game 3 of Columbia Super Regional 00:01:31-00:17:27 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:17:28-00:20:20 Dirty Birds 00:20:21-00:30:53 FRAUD! Rankings 00:30:54-00:38:35

Mizzou softball claws back at its regional to earn a trip to the super regionals behind dominant pitching from Laurin Krings and timely hitting from Madison Walker. Jack and Payton recap the Tigers' two wins over Omaha and look ahead to Mizzou's super regional matchup against Duke. The show wraps up with Quick Hits feat. Kenny vs. the weather. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:02 Mizzou advances to super regional 00:02:03-00:19:44 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:19:45-00:28:25 Dirty Birds 00:28:26-00:38:35 FRAUD! Rankings 00:38:36-00:42:19 Outro + Joke 00:42:19-00:45:03

Mizzou finishes runners-up in the SEC Tournament and is set up for a great seed in the NCAA Tournament. PFF College analyst Max Chadwick joins the show to talk about Mizzou football, which Tigers fit best with their NFL team, what the program looks like moving forward after landing a successful transfer portal haul, EA Sports College Football and more. The show closes with Quick Hits. Intro: 00:00:00-00:01:42 Softball & baseball talk 00:01:42-00:08:14 Max Chadwick 00:08:15-00:42:57 Quick Hits “Ken's Sports Shorts” 00:42:58-00:47:50 Dirty Birds 00:47:51-00:53:50 FRAUD! Rankings 00:53:51-00:57:56 Joke 00:57:57-1:01:03

As the Mizzou men's basketball roster comes into place, the show predicts what the starting five will look like for the 2024-25 season, while also touching on three guys the Tigers are linked to: Kasean Pryor, Bent Leuchten and Josh Gray. The show closes out with Quick Hits. Intro 00:00:00-00:01:35 Mizzou men's basketball starting lineup predictions 00:01:36-00:32:31 Possible new transfers 00:32:31-00:43:24 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:43:25-00:47:10 Dirty Birds 00:47:11-00:55:43 FRAUD! Rankings 00:55:44-00:59:00 Outro + Joke 00:59:01-1:04:44

Darius Robinson leads the way for former Mizzou football players in the 2024 NFL Draft, being selected in the first round by the Arizona Cardinals: Ennis Rakestraw - Lions (Round 2), Ty'Ron Hopper - Packers (Round 3), Javon Foster - Jaguars (Round 4), Kris Abrams-Draine - Broncos (Round 5) and Jaylon Carlies - Colts (Round 5). Five Tigers undrafted free agent contracts with NFL teams: Marcellus Johnson - Giants, Cody Schrader - 49ers, Xavier Delgado - Bucs, Harrison Mevis - Panthers and Nate Peat - Cowboys. The football program also lands three-star linebacker Jason King. The show closes out with Quick Hits. Intro 00:00:00-00:02:06 Tigers in the NFL: 00:02:07-00:23:57 Jason King commits to Mizzou: 00:23:58-00:28:38 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:28:39-00:31:29 Dirty Birds: 00:31:30-00:45:15 Joke of the week: 00:45:16-00:48:20

Mizzou releases plans for Memorial Stadium renovations. The men's basketball team adds another experienced player in Duke transfer Mark Mitchell, while the football program grabs its second Class of 2025 commit in four-star defensive lineman Jason Dowell. Freshman forward Jordan Butler enters the portal and transfers to South Carolina, and second-year defensive end Austin Firestone announces his retirement from football. The show closes out with Quick Hits. Intro + Best Beats — NBA Playoffs: 00:00:00-00:07:20 Memorial Stadium renovations 00:07:21-00:17:00 Mark Mitchell in, Jordan Butler out 00:17:01-00:27:01 4 ⭐️ DL Jason Dowell commits to Mizzou 00:27:02-00:36:20 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:36:21-00:40:52 Dirty Birds 00:40:53-00:49:49 FRAUD! Rankings 00:49:50-00:53:10 Ratio/Joke/Bonk/Community Note of the Weekend 00:53:11-00:56:41

We talk about the possible return of John Tonje and Caleb Grill for Mizzou men's hoops, as the pair both applied for medical redshirts. We also talk about Sean East being invited to the Portsmouth Invitational and future Tigers Annor Boateng and Peyton Marshall's performances in high school showcase events, which have Tiger fans buzzing about the two freshmen. We give an award to Truman the Tiger and finish the show with Quick Hits. Intro + Best Beats 00:00:00-00:06:36 Tonje & Grill 00:06:37-00:13:00 Sean East PIT invite 00:13:01-00:15:35 Peyton Marshall, Annor Boateng star in HS showcase games 00:15:36-00:18:34 Truman's award 00:18:35-00:21:10 Quick Hits "Ken's Sports Shorts" 00:21:11-00:25:10 Dirty Birds 00:25:11-00:30:32 FRAUD! Rankings 00:30:33-00:39:15

Ross and Jared Start discussing athletes behaving badly until Matt graces us with his soothing, silky voice! We then discuss a little baseball and of course some footy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fourthwallpop/message

Jockey Carlos Montalvo had an outstanding 2023, first season at Emerald Downs. He tied for leading stakes jockey with Jose Zunino, each with four added-money triumphs. Montalvo joins Joe and Vince and speaks to the challenges of coming to a new venue, first season successes, his travels as a race rider, family and more. There's also news, Sports Shorts, trivia on Horseracing NW.

This week Lizzy tells Kevin a series of Mini-Close Calls about some of the most dangerous moments in sports history. Also, she tells the survival story of two boys who fell down a well (for real).To tell us YOUR story, give us a call at 470-NOT-DEAD or write in at CloseCallsPodcast@gmail.com Shoutout Tyler Snodgrass (@tyler_snod) for editing these dang things and for making our logo. And if you dig our theme song it's all thanks to Jake Crown (@catsongs)

Track President Phil Ziegler speaks to the upcoming Emerald Downs racing season, Opening Day scheduled for Saturday, May 4 (Kentucky Derby day). Ziegler, in his current position since the 2015 season, has overseen growth in many areas with innovative marketing ideas. Emerald Downs four-time leading trainer Jeff Metz is also a guest, he with a new position at Santa Anita. Sports Shorts and Trivia, too. Go to emeralddowns.com for a great deal! Get a Season Admission Pass for just $55. The Fifth Floor is open seven days a week with the popular Quick Pix Café open Wednesday through Sunday. Quick Pix weekend hours are 9 am to 6 pm.