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The time has finally come for us to have Chad Zimermann (12:45) AKA the Clydesdale Runner on the Pod. Welcome to the PodFam, Chad!Our conversation with Chad explores the journey of health and fitness, focusing on the transformation from a sedentary lifestyle to running marathons. Chad discuss their personal experiences with weight loss, the challenges of parenthood, and the importance of mental health in maintaining fitness. They share insights on how to stay motivated, the impact of injuries, and the significance of setting goals in the form of races to keep pushing forward in their fitness journeys. We discusses the intersection of running, mental health, and technology. Chad shares his personal journey of using apps to track his runs and how they help him stay accountable. Chad also delves into his experience as a shoe reviewer, emphasizing the importance of representation in the running community. The discussion highlights the role of music in motivation, lessons learned from running experiences, and the inspiration he draws from running legends. Ultimately, the conversation underscores the significance of community and personal growth through running.During the Tros, Eric and Erika catch up as we learn that a friend from the west coast will be coming east for Ghose Train. We talk Justin Timberlake and the Bike Bus. Erikas sad news about not getting the bib she was hoping for and the Question of the week.@theclydesdalerunnerChad's Believe In The Run PageChad's Chicago Marathon Fundraising PageChapters00:00 Skiing Adventures and Happy Places03:53 Running Challenges and February Resolutions06:59 Ultra Marathons and Record-Breaking Feats11:38 Upcoming Guests and Podcast Highlights12:45 Video Transition.mp412:48 Injury and Recovery Journey16:07 Love Story: Meeting the Wife23:18 The Transformation: Health and Fitness Journey28:57 Running Adventures: Marathons and Beyond34:35 Navigating Recovery and New Beginnings42:14 The Impact of Injuries on Fitness Journey47:12 Rediscovering Passion: The Road Back to Running53:02 Mental Health and the Importance of Fitness56:28 Believe in the Run01:03:38 Clydesdale Runner Insights01:09:56 Personalized Recommendations for Runners01:16:25 The Importance of Shoe Fit01:21:24 Pasta Dinner Plus One01:29:20 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans01:30:02 Stoolies and Stickers: A Fun Introduction01:32:22 Running as Punishment: Changing Perspectives01:35:18 Heartwarming Moments: Justin Timberlake and the Bike Bus01:37:58 Boston Marathon: Plans and Updates01:41:05 Engaging the Audience: Q&A Ideas and Future PlansErika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick Strava GroupLinktree - Find everything hereInstagram - Follow us on the gram YouTube - Subscribe to our channel Patreon - Support usThreadsEmail us at OnTheRunsPod@gmail.com

Blind Mike and Ted Sellers in-studio. (3:00) Kirk can't stop thinking about Justin's gluttonous ways, crunches the numbers on his caloric intake of his fast food-chinese takeout bender. (14:27) Eytan Shander thinks Minifans and Stoolies are anti-semites and conspiracy theorists. Kirk calls Mut to get his thoughts and see if he's ready to drop this douche. (25:12) Don Sweeney calls out WEEI, Barstool, and the Spit Up On Myself Podcast. (29:05) Aaron Hernandez is gay and so are shirts. We play sound of Courtney Cox's response to Don Sweeney.(45:25) Ted Sellers and his dad went to the Springsteen concert at Camden Yards. (48:22) WEEI is dropping calls just for mentioning Mut. (51:10) ForePlay is playing golf with their haters, who also hate Kirk. (53:30) Kirk has rescinded his endorsement of President Trump. Justin shares some of his favorite voting bits. (1:08:50) Steve in GloustHIM issues a challenge, Kirk makes a strong counter offer. (1:20:30) Guy Geller's online guestbook has less submissions than expected. (1:23:25) We call La Mariposa and speak to Mercedes about Guy, her political takes, and catch up on things with her. (1:33:30) Former NFL Star Patrick Pass allegedly beats up an 80 year old man. Justin gives his top 10 Patriots of all time. The show gets a glimpse of what Justin's therapy sessions are like. (1:41:05) We play sound of the Patrick Pass incident. (1:50:40) Therapy session with Justin breaks out. He talks about his First Best Friend and when his great great grandfather Bitsy Trudell immigrated to America. (2:06:20) Predictions for tonight's episode of Sportsbook Live. Get Saco tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-kirk-minihane-show-tickets-996240180197?aff=oddtdtcreatorYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

(01:00) Dave Portnoy defends his good friend Deion Sanders. (05:35) Barstool has a new enemy. Dave, Whit, and Kirk discuss the fallout over Bernstein and issue instructions to Stoolies and Minifans alike. (14:05) White Sox Dave had a HUGE week of unintentional content. (20:00) The guys talk about Surviving Barstool, potential favorites, and logistics around that week. (22:15) Anna Horford wants Dave to denounce his Celtic fandom and be banned from rooting for the team. (24:11) Tom Brady had a rough broadcasting debut. (29:45) Reaction to the Mut live show and why Dave thinks he'll never work for Barstool. (31:45) Shannan Sharpe sex tape. (34:00) Mintzy landed a big guest for Wake Up with Mintzy. (35:50) Dave is more into the WNBA now than the NFL. (36:40) Recap of Tuesday's Presidential Debate. (41:28) Kirk is going to be interviewed by Fox 25 News for his work on The Case podcast.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/unnamedshow

Kirk Minihane, Dave Portnoy, and Ryan Whitney are back to discuss the fallout from Chris Klemmer's stream. (4:40) Klemmer joins the show. (9:00) Klemmer believes New York is a "rudderless ship." (9:50) Everyone in New York disagrees with Klemmer and isn't afraid to make content. (11:40) Klemmer acknowledges that his stream wouldn't have gotten attention if not for Dave. (11:50) Dave recaps how Gia, Kelly Keegs, and KenJac nearly ruined his plan for the stream. (13:20) Dave and Klemmer exchange blows. (15:05) The trio question Klemmer on why anyone needs a leader. (15:35) Dave lists the brands that have never asked him for help. (17:09) Kirk asks Klemmer what a leader does. (18:50) Dave explains how good content always rises to the top. (20:10) The trio think that Klemmer is better suited for Chicago with Big Cat's "Tissue Paper Crew." (21:20) Klemmer answers what Dave could do better. (22:40) Dave gives Klemmer a compliment. (26:20) Whitney asks Klemmer what he's doing to improve New York. (33:20) Dave asks if Klemmer thinks people like him, or if they hate Dave. (34:20) Dave thinks The Yak has created a soft generation of Stoolies. (36:00) Dave believes Klemmer has a job for life. (38:40) Kirk asks Dave for his opinion on the most recent blog war. (41:02) Ohio's Tate officially started at Barstool, but is already deleting tweets. (41:20) Deadspin is done yet again. (44:20) Kirk asks Dave about who Kmarko hates more than him. (45:20) Rico pretends to watch college basketball. (46:20) Dante joins as he tops Dave's list of crazies. (52:00) Dave reads Dante's text. (54:15) Jersey Jerry joins and has a problem with Whitney making a video with Kevin Connolly. (01:04:20) Whitney made a horrible bet on the field beating Kirk in the Barstool Chicago Mini Golf Open.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/unnamedshow

Host Brandon Contes interviews Barstool Sports' Kevin Clancy, a.k.a. KFCBarstool. Brandon and Clancy discuss a wide range of topics including Dave Portnoy buying Barstool back from Penn Entertainment, Erika Ayers Badan's impact on Barstool, Pat McAfee at Barstool and heading to ESPN, and more.As a bonus, make sure you listen after KFCBarstool's interview as we chat with Awful Announcing's Andrew Bucholtz about his involvement in breaking the bombshell story that Kevin Brown was removed from Baltimore Orioles broadcasts for seemingly innocuous, and true, comments about the team.For even more discussion, head over to awfulannouncing.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, TikTok, Bluesky, and YouTube: @awfulannouncing.-:47: Finding out Dave Portnoy was buying Barstool back-2:05: Concerns Barstool was moving on without KFC due to Penn Entertainment relationship-3:49: How was Barstool's relationship with Penn from KFC's perspective?-5:06: Could Barstool have existed without Portnoy?-7:34: Fan reaction to Portnoy buying Barstool back-9:17: Will the old Barstool come back?-12:21: Did KFC ever consider doing things outside of Barstool before Portnoy bought back the company?-14:12: How have things changed for KFC in terms of what is said or done at Barstool?-16:39: Being unfiltered-18:00: Old tweets resurfacing-20:02: Being transparent with personal life-23:04: Is it easier to bury an unfortunate story instead of being up front?-25:06: Wanting something to not be content at Barstool-26:24: Barstool's charity work-30:04: Are the original Stoolies around? Has the Barstool audience evolved to a younger demographic?-32:17: Barstool content Stoolies most associate KFC with-33:45: Barstool/Sirius-34:36: Going to Fordham/working in finance/working at WFUV-37:41: WFUV co-workers still in the industry-38:58: Pat McAfee at Barstool -39:55: McAfee at ESPN-40:45: Erika Ayers Badan's impact on Barstool-41:51: Recent interactions with Portnoy-43:09: Blogging pre-Barstool-45:49: Being on Boomer and Carton-48:02: Has KFC ever been approached for a job at WFAN?-50:25: Surprised Carton left WFAN for FS1?-51:20: Mike Francesa-52:46: Mets struggles-58:14: Welcoming Andrew Bucholtz to the AA Podcast-1:00:02: Was there surprise at how the Kevin Brown story took off?-1:01:54: Vetting the story before publishing-1:03:16: Fair to say this treatment is a “pattern” by the Orioles?-1:04:56: Would announcers hesitate to work for the Orioles going forward?-1:05:54: Any sense of vindication as other outlets confirmed the story?-1:06:59: Brown's statement and return to Orioles

Kevin Clancy has finally received the large payout he's been contractually withheld from for years; and today's solo pod with Kevin is essentially him trying to wrap his head around the sudden change in his life. Kevin also talks, in detail, about his plans for the New York office and the next business venture Barstool is going to partake in. Stoolies are 100% going to want to tune into this episode. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Timecodes: 00:00:00 Start 00:13:57 When Dave took Kevin for coffee to talk about the deal 00:24:55 Being the only one who had to wait for his money 00:40:53 Barstool's next business venture 00:56:32 Feits' role in the deal 01:04:16 Whitney Cummings Interview +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Pirate Water: Go to drinkpiratewater.com to find pirate water in a location near youYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kfcr

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Trash Sports Takes #26: Q-AaronOdell Beckham Sr's 11-minute rant about Baker Mayfield ultimately led to @obj's releaseAaron Rodgers says on the Pat McAfee show that he's "in the cross-hairs of the woke mob right now"Scottie Pippen says Michael Jordan used The Last Dance to “Outshine LeBron”Trash Take of the Week: Robert Sarver - ESPN reported Phoenix Suns owner's alleged racism and misogyny throughout the last 17 years within the organization. Stoolies will defend literally any action by Portnoy, regardless of his innocence or guilt.Take of the week: Derek Carr says he'll continue to be there for Henry Ruggs: “He needs to be loved right now, and if no one else will do it, I'll do it."Trash Sports Takes Sunday Drive Every Sunday from 12-1 on @ColorcastappFind us on:Twitter @TrashSportsPod, @RyanLouisTST, @Brentnliberty, @Dill_SpearsIG @TrashSportsTakesPodcastTikTok @TrashSportsTakesPodcastSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Idiotvillepodcast)

In this week's episode of Reformed Millennials, Broc and Joel discuss investing in some of the most common millennial vices; things like — gambling or sports betting, ubering everywhere, and buying used cars. We start with comparing Penn National versus Draftkings... how Uber and Lyft paying drivers over $40/hr to meet resurging demand is affecting their businesses, and whether the seed stage Carvana of Canada can replicate their success with used-vehicle vending machines. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts.If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives into the investable trends Millennials should be paying attention to.👉 For specific investment questions or advice contact Joel @ Gold Investment Management. 📈📊Market Update💵📉Happy Wednesday, y’all.That secret weapon is JC Parets at @Allstarcharts (twitter)The S&P 500 and Dow Jones both closed at all-time highs yesterday, $4,436 and $35,264.Energy was the strongest sector, followed by materials and financials. 💪The United States Senate approved a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. The package, which contains $550 billion for roads, broadband, and utilities, has bipartisan backing.There were some high-flying moves made after hours. Check out Coinbase, Fubo, and Upstart’s earnings below. Following the major boom in crypto, many long-duration risky assets are following along. The cup spillith over. 🚀 🚀However, the messy market for everything but Google and MRNA continues. Sure, a few stock indexes in the United States have made new highs, but how many stocks in those indexes are doing that? VERY FEW.Divergences persist….This environment continues to remind me of a lot of the “Year 2” of market cycles that we’ve seen before. Take the initial thrust off the 2009 lows for example. Notice the sideways chop in Year 2 of that cycle:How about 2004 after that initial thrust in 2003?This first leg higher was sparked after the ultimate low following the tech bubble popping. Look at Year 2. Chop Chop Chop….We’ve seen it many times before. 1982… 1976…it’s hard to argue that the past year(2020) wasn’t a classic year 1 of a bull cycle. And it certainly reminds me of 2009.To me, it’s right in front of us, right in plain sight.CHOP CHOP CHOP… 🌊 Canadian Companies Mentioned 🇨🇦Zapper.fi - (Montreal) - Track all your DeFi portfolio from one place. Invest into the latest opportunities in open finance.Curbie - (Saskatoon) - The better way to buy a car. Buy online | Delivered to your door | 7-Day Test-Own💸Reformed Millennials - Post of The WeekWe’ve had a few friends of the show ask us about the PENN acquisition of Canada's Score app. Below is a bunch of thoughts and opinions from across the web on the acquisition. This move from PENN has changed my opinion on the stock. And when the CEO buys back in, so will I.I'll be watching the insider buying.Overall I think this locks in the gambling experience for PENN which they didn't quite have before.SO, PENN has acquired Score Media for $2B. This is in addition to Barstool Sports last January.What makes a great gambling experience is the community and culture of the host (think Vegas).No company has done a better job of building a cult-like culture than Dave Portnose.But is a satire sports site the best way to get someone to download an app to gamble? Probably not.Similar to cannabis - only 24 states allow sports betting today, with many of those still banning online betting. We're still in the middle innings of this category. Most Stoolies don't bet on sports, right now.SO WHY WOULD PENN BUY THEM?Barstool has started to create scripted and live shows around sports betting.They're introducing betting to the casual sports fan who knew nothing about betting, but in a way that's still funny and to the ethos of Dave and crew.As betting becomes legal, Stoolies will make their first bet with the Barstool Sportsbook.IMPORTANT NUMBERS:DraftKings' average Life Time Value of a customer is $2,500 with a Customer Acquisition Cost of $370. (think free $ to make a sign up or make your first bet)$PENN paid $136M for 36% of Barstool.Take away all the profit from merch/ads & Penn only needs 55K Stoolies to sign up to break even.WHAT ABOUT SCORE?There's a lot of passionate sports bettors out there today and most aren't Stoolies, so where do they go for their sports info?The score is the #1 app in Canada and #3 in the US for sports betting.It has 475K reviews averaging 4.8/5.It's where sports bettors live when on their phones.Now, with Penn's purchase, they'll give that audience the lowest barrier to go from information to action.It also gives Penn a huge advantage in the mobile space.Acquiring app downloads is a tough game and buying your way into an audience can work (see Facebook with Instagram).IF IN 5 YEARS SPORTS BETTING IS LEGAL ONLINE, PENN WILL HAVE THE NETWORK EFFECT TO RUN AWAY AS THE LEADER.They'll have the top of the funnel to introduce betting to casual sports via Barstool, the utility app for the habitual bettor, and the in-person Casinos.FWIW, $2B does seem steep.Doing quick math I think a fair price is closer to $1.3-1.5B, but there's a value in capturing an audience that your competitors can't in a fast-growing category.In a few years, I think we look back and see this as a steal.This acquisition changes my opinion on PENN from being a cult stock to something with legit tangible growth opportunity and competitive advantage.https://www.forbes.com/sites/willyakowicz/2021/08/05/penn-national-to-acquire-score-media-and-gaming-for-2-billion/?sh=1424ff463583Status Monkeys - From Packy McCormickfrom the link attached:Over the past few weeks, the Metaverse has gone mainstream. Matthew Ball published his 9-part series. Satya Nadella talked about the enterprise Metaverse (sounds fun!). Zuck and Co have said “metaverse” a million times over the past couple weeks. Ben Thompson wrote a piece on the Metaverse.NFTs will clearly play a role in the Metaverse. When everything is digital, proving that you own something and being able to bring it with you across the internet will be key. But this isn’t a Metaverse piece. It’s a social network piece.At one point in the Good Time Show conversation, Jarrod Dicker brought up the importance of community and status in web3 and it triggered a high kid thought: NFTs tick a lot of the boxes of a successful social network from Eugene Wei’s Status-as-a-Service.Before the full Metaverse arrives, there’s already something happening that’s bigger than jpegs. NFTs are starting to feel a lot like a new kind of social network that sits above other social networks and communities -- something of a Superverse -- and there’s no better framework to evaluate a social network than the one Wei put forth in Status-as-a-Service (StaaS).Status-as-a-Service(If you’ve read and internalized Status-as-a-Service, you can skip this section.)Eugene Wei, a former product leader at Amazon, Hulu, Flipboard, and Oculus, is one of the best tech essayists on the internet. Practically everything he writes becomes canon, and Status-as-a-Service, which he wrote in February 2019, might be his greatest contribution.The piece makes Not Boring seem short. It comes in at a whopping 19,825 words. If you haven’t read it, I highly recommend that you do so, but for now, I’ll summarize a few of the main points that are relevant to this piece.Wei begins with two principles:People are status-seeking monkeysPeople seek out the most efficient path to maximizing social capitalEven though those are uncontroversial statements, Wei argues that we don’t analyze social networks through the dimension of status or social capital. Money is easier -- there are numbers, and what gets measured gets analyzed -- but, he says (emphasis mine):Social capital is, in many ways, a leading indicator of financial capital, and so its nature bears greater scrutiny. Not only is it good investment or business practice, but analyzing social capital dynamics can help to explain all sorts of online behavior that would otherwise seem irrational.Less than 1,000 words into his piece and two full years before NFT mania, Wei unknowingly laid the groundwork for analyzing what’s happening. NFTs blur the lines between social and financial capital, and as the media has been quick to point out, buying jpegs for thousands or millions of dollars seems irrational.The mistake that those who dismiss NFTs make is the same that Wei argued people were making in analyzing social networks: missing the importance of social capital. Traditionally, people have used Metcalfe’s Law to explain the network effects powering social networks: “The value of a telecommunications network is proportional to the square of the number of connected users of the system (n^2).” The more users a social network has, according to Metcalfe’s Law, the more valuable it is to every new user.The problem was, Metcalfe’s Law didn’t perfectly explain what was happening in the real world. Metcalfe’s Law alone would predict that whichever network got big first would continue to build up an increasingly insurmountable lead by being the most valuable to each new user. But Facebook took down MySpace, and Instagram and Snapchat stole younger users’ attention from Facebook. People’s preferences aren’t captured so cleanly.🎙️Links Mentioned in the Episode 🎙️ Carvana - Ernie Garcia Disrupting the Auto Buying Experience (Podcast)Blowback Season 2 - Cuba (Podcast) Reality has a surprising amount of detail. (Essay)Making of the Southpark pandemic special. (Youtube Video)Toronto housing market cools off (Tweet)Uber surge pricing example (Tweet)🌊 Best Links of The Week🔮New York Governor Andrew Cuomo resigned today. Here’s the WSJ with the deets. 1 Trillion dollar US Infrastructure Bill passes with bipartisan support!Five Things You Didn’t Know Were in the Infrastructure BillSEC v. DeFi - the fight over crypto regulation is going to be about decentralized-finance (DeFi) lending protocols.Dark kitchens are interesting - if you only do delivery, then you don't need premium retail space, don't need to shape the kitchen around sittings at 7 and 9pm, and can serve multiple menus and brands from the same place.The Age of Constant Growth is over. What comes next? Get on the email list at www.reformedmillennials.com

Welcome back to a new episode! This week we discuss the Leafs vs Habs series so far and tell you what to expect moving forward. We also touch on some of the other playoff series from around the NHL. We talk some Toronto Blue Jays as well as we look at their struggles of late, what their chances are like moving forward and what Alek Manoah can bring to this rotation. We also try to figure out why the hell Kawhi Leonard left Toronto for the Clippers. All this and more on QCR!

Proud to announce our partnership with Barstool Sports. Stoolies sound off in the comments. Also a moment of silence and RIP to the YouTube, I cannot be fucked to post on there anymore. Follow our socials Twitter: https://twitter.com/Sports_Pod100 ​ IG: https://www.instagram.com/sports_pod100/

This week we've got an axe to grind, and so does Taylor Swift. After accidentally winding up in the crosshairs of KFC from Barstool Sports and his legion of Stoolies, Molly decided to do what she does best and troll back with flair. Brian and Molly also cover Gabbie Hanna being slammed with accusations of being ableist and the concept of tone indicators. Could all of the KFC drama have been resolved with a simple, "/nm"? Links: Taylor Swift swipes back on Twitter after Netflix's Ginny & Georgia takes a cheap shot Kevin Clancy makes himself Twitter's main character with bad Tiger Woods tweets Barstool Sports Host Admits to Cheating on his Pregnant Wife After She Calls Him Out on Social Media Man Sues Sports Blog After it Refers to Him As “Jersey City Pedophile,” Blog Claims Satire "Please stop with the trolling and harassment" via Reddit Just say LOL next time, Kevin. - (@KFCBarstool) - Barstool Sports Gabbie Hanna Tone Indicator Tweets Ripped for Being Ableist Tone is hard to grasp online. Can tone indicators help? Support the show and all of the shows on the Solid Listen Network by subscribing to the Patreon. Follow us! Twitter/Instagram: @trendlightlypod Molly's Twitter/Instagram: @molls Brian's Twitter/Instagram: @brianbeckner Submit stories trendlightlypod@gmail.com Thank you to Whynot Jansveld (whytunes.com) and Bradley Sona for our music and Nicole Mathew, our coordinating producer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tampa Strip Club manager calls in to let us know the real rules of the club. Dave Portnoy is a HUGE Fat Joe fan, Clinique Happy and Acqua di Gio. The time Stoolies drank everything in the bar except the Hennessy. Edward 40 Hands. Power Hour, Case Race and Century Club.

Today, NLW debuts a new format: “10 Takes in 10(ish) Minutes.”  In this analysis, he looks at 10 takes surrounding the S&P 500’s return to positive territory on the year, including: Great American comeback Market disconnect and widening inequality  Don’t fight the Fed To the Stoolies go the spoils Stock splits and SPACs It’s Tech vs. everything else Cantillon insiders FTW A new era of global liquidity? You’d have done better with gold You’d have done a lot a lot better with bitcoin 

The S&P 500 has recovered to hit new all-time highs but how real is it, and how are leading finance minds interpreting the recovery?This episode is sponsored by Crypto.com, Bitstamp and Nexo.io.Today, NLW debuts a new format: “10 Takes in 10(ish) Minutes.” In this analysis, he looks at 10 takes surrounding the S&P 500’s return to positive territory on the year, including:Great American comebackMarket disconnect and widening inequality Don’t fight the FedTo the Stoolies go the spoilsStock splits and SPACsIt’s Tech vs. everything elseCantillon insiders FTWA new era of global liquidity?You’d have done better with goldYou’d have done a lot a lot better with bitcoin

This week on the 2Biggs Podcast we resurrect a legend at Barstool Sports. Maurice Peebles, aka Mo, aka the Jackie Robinson of Barstool Sports, joins us to talk about the highs and lows of being Barstool’s first black employee. “The initial wave for me was like, alright, you either have to grow really thick skin or get another job. And I wanted to stick it out” (04:23). Mo talks about how difficult it was avoiding negativity in the old comment section (10:02), how to write the perfect blog at Barstool, and his first impressions of El Pres, KFC and Big Cat (13:50). Then Willie, Brandon, and Mo compare stories about the black people in their lives and how they see Barstool’s brand (25:14) and getting called the N-word in the comment section (29:44). Willie and Brandon are bringing back Mo’s creation, “Ask A Black Blogger” and they ask Mo what type of questions to expect from Stoolies (38:12). All that and more in an epic interview with the man who blazed the trail for other minorities at Barstool Sports. Laugh. Learn. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Minifan Show Year in Review - 2019 - Act 2 - Part 2This is a special presentation of the Minifan Show. The Minifan Show Year in Review for 2019. This is Act 2 - Part 2 - Minfans, Stoolies and Mincells.***Due to concerns about licensing, we were unable to do a review of the parody songs. Would rather share other things you'll enjoy instead of getting sued***In the final episode of the Year in Review, we look back at the highlights from the show regulars and crazy fans.- The Best of Blind Mike- SE's Greatest Hits- Crazy Mincells and Minifans- Prank CallsSo much more. Thank you for supporting the Minifan Show. Support the show by sharing with a friend, downloading, giving feedback with a review, subscribing and taking a nice spray paint leaving some nice graffiti on a bus or building.

This is a special presentation of the Minifan Show. The Minifan Show Year in Review for 2019. This is Act 2 - Part 1 - Minfans, Stoolies and Mincells.Kirk Minihane moves on from Entercom and lands at Barstool Sports. Controversy follows almost immediately. - Curtatone sues- Willie Colon gives Kirk the silent treatment- "Heros"- The best of Dave Cullinane- The case of Benjamin AlbrightPlease support the podcast by subscribing. We value your comments and feedback. If you like the show, tell another Minifan.Happy Boy Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100647Artist: http://incompetech.com/

With Commissioner Riggs in Boston for the inaugural Barstool Classic and Frankie in St Louis for the Stanley Cup Final, the boys find themselves chatting about the Barstool Classic, Tiger and the Memorial Tournament on a 3-way phone call with Trent and Lurch in the studio. From live podcasting with Stoolies to Lurch's strange apple diet, this episode is full of laughs.

A publisher of podcasts, radio shows and online articles about sports and sports culture, Barstool Sports has a robust commerce and pay-per-view events business to feed its rabidly dedicated fanbase, known as Stoolies. It is, to hear CEO Erika Nardini tell it, the publisher model of the future. All of this despite — or perhaps because of — a habit of courting controversy. The company has repeatedly been taken to task for language and behavior that ranges from juvenile to full-blown misogynistic. Nardini unpacks all of that and more on this episode of Ad Lib.

James and Lawrence are back shamelessly pandering to the Stoolies with a bop of an ep that features Barstool's very own John Feitelberg. Feits joins the boys to talk copping Mexican grandfather hats, earning his stripes by blacking out and butt chugging molly in frat house basements, and why skullfucking is the move. Then, in Captain's Log, the boys talk to the grom squad about the vacation days they foolishly wasted.

Growing from an opinionated and irreverent sports blog into a global brand, Barstool Sports is a case study in staying true to its audience. Recently appointed CEO Erika Nardini sits with LionTree CEO Aryeh Bourkoff, Executive In Residence Betsy Morgan and a very special guest to talk about their growth, their challenges and their course for the future. Find and rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. For more content, follow KindredCast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Please read before listening: www.liontree.com/podcast-notices.html

For a lot of her career, Erika Nardini worked at big companies: Microsoft, AOL, even Fidelity Investments. Then she took a risk by becoming CEO of Barstool Sports. Barstool is a comedy website known for the kinds of things guys talk about over beers: news, sports, and girls. On this episode of "Success! How I Did It," Nardini tells us what attracted her to a site some say is sexist, why as many as 8 million so-called "Stoolies" check out the site multiple times a day, and why she likes to text prospective hires on the weekend.

Today on the Dave Portnoy Show, Dave was joined in studio by Asa Akira, Rone and Riggs. The group took calls from the Stoolies while also mixing in a new segment "Watching Porn With Asa". They discussed the ongoing holy war at Barstool HQ, Asa's love for Gay Porn, Dave being robbed in Vegas, and many other important topics like what it takes to keep an erection for a long time.

Today on the Dave Portnoy Show, Dave was joined in studio by Rone, Caleb and Young Pageviews as the guys took calls from the Stoolies straight power hour style. They talked about who ate the food out of the garbage at Barstool HQ, if Intern Tex is actually insane, the Barstool Spelling Bee, Young Pageviews' backstory and his journey to Barstool, and many more important issues like why Rone should not take his upcoming three month hiatus.

Today on the Dave Portnoy Show, Dave and Rone took calls from the Stoolies straight Power Hour Style. They discussed the Marine Birthday Ball, Dave's favorite piece of content since starting Barstool, hot girls in the office, a threesome request from a Go Pres Go fan, and many other important issues like what it takes to get Dave's attention when applying for a job.

Today on the Dave Portnoy Show, Erin Olash and Rone joined Dave in studio as they took calls from the Stoolies straight Power Hour Style. They discussed who in the company has the most dirt on Dave, Erin's "type", the return of Jerry Thornton, the history behind the name "El Presidente", and many more very important topics.

Today on the Dave Portnoy Show, Dave took live calls from the Stoolies power hour style. They talk about a Jenna Marbles reunion, all the lost articles by Devnest Nate, a throwback Chiddy Bang story, Dave's current health status, would Dave want to attend his own funeral, and many other very important issues.

"The People's Golfer" Jim Renner gives us an update on his current status. He also gives his thoughts on the Masters and the interim peoples golfer Keegan Bradley. Dave discloses some details about a behind the scenes conversation he had with Barstool Nate this week. Dave talks to Stoolies and gives his thoughts on the first lady going on an upcoming KFC radio show, the moment he first realized he made it with Barstool, and the current status of his relationship with Gronk & Edelman.

This week on the Dave Portnoy Show he goes old school with a "Barstool Power Hour" esque show taking non stop phone calls and questions from Stoolies. He also provides updates on the NYC move, the ceo search, and what its like living in NYC.

Smitty addresses the 2nd writer and Viceroy situation (do I see a pattern emerging here) and takes questions from the Stoolies from Franco's living room/murder den.

Smitty's first Fireside Chat. Discusses the state of Barstool Philly and answers deranged questions from the Stoolies. Follow @SmittyBarstool