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The Olympics are a sporting event like no other and in this episode, we celebrate two great British Olympians of the past Anita Neil and Hugh 'Jumbo' Edwards. These are two very different athletes from completely different backgrounds, but each highlights the Olympic spirit at its finest. Firstly, Dan speaks to a British Olympic pioneer Anita Neil who was the first black woman to represent Great Britain at the games. Anita was an extraordinary sprinter who represented Great Britain at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico and the 1972 games in Munich. Anita and Dan discuss he journey to the Olympics, her experiences there and the struggles she faced trying to compete at the highest level.Then Dan speaks to Gavin Jamieson about the extraordinary life of Hugh 'Jumbo' Edwards. A legend in the sport of rowing he competed in the Oxford Cambridge boat race, won three races at the Henley Regatta and then went on to the Los Angeles Olympics in 1932 where he won two Olympic gold medals in the space of an hour; a record that stills stands today. During the Second World War, he joined the RAF and was a decorated pilot in Bomber Command and later in life became an innovative rowing coach.Listen to our recent episode examing the history of the Olympics with Professor Martin Polley here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode of The Game Informer Show, we discuss a handful of games we've been digging recently, including Pokémon Unite, Wildermyth, Genshin Impact 2.0, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, Neo: The World Ends with You, and Tribes of Midgard. We also talk about our newest Game Informer cover story: Tales of Arise. Then Dan describes his time talking to Red Hook Studios about Darkest Dungeon II. Pokémon Unite has been one of the bigger surprises and might be a good breakout MOBA for a lot of people. Alex says he "can't put this damn game down. It's a genuinely fun MOBA with a pocket monster twist, and it's probably better than you think." Wildermyth is an indie strategy game that shouldn't be overlooked. We were a little late to the review party, but in his review, Dan said, "If you've always wanted a fantasy Dungeons & Dragons stylized XCOM game, Wildermyth might be exactly what you're looking for." Meanwhile, Neo: The World Ends With You is the long-awaited sequel to the beloved JRPG The World End With You. Kim said, "It captures the magic of what made the first game so special, but it also retains some of its bigger issues and frustrations with difficulty balancing and the repetition of tedious tasks." It's a full show, but we make time for another fantastic round of community emails. So please join Dan Tack (@dantack), Jill Grodt (@Finruin), Alex Van Aken (@itsVanAken), Kimberley Wallace (@kstar1785), and Ben Reeves (@Benjaminreeves) for a new wild and ever-entertaining episode! Thanks for listening! Please make sure to leave feedback below and share the episode if you enjoyed it. You can watch the video above, subscribe and listen to the audio on iTunes or Google Play, listen on SoundCloud, stream it on Spotify, or download the MP3 at the bottom of the page. Also, be sure to send your questions to podcast@gameinformer.com for a chance to have them answered on the show! Our thanks to The Rapture Twins for The Game Informer Show's intro song. You can hear more of their music on their website. To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:02:34 - Neo: The World Ends With You 00:14:56 - Great Ace Attorney Chronicles 00:22:49 - Wildermyth 00:27:50: Genshin Impact 2.0 00:31:51: Pokémon Unite 00:41:45: Tribes of Midgard 00:50:18: Tales of Arise Cover Reveal Discussion 01:02:43: Darkest Dungeon II 01:09:36: Community Emails

In this episode, we discuss the 2021 NBA finals. Finals highlights, players' strengths, and the glory of a superstar athlete who is a true good guy. Kris comes in fresh never having seen Giannis Antetokounmpo play before this series, and is blown away. Also impreseive: Holiday's aggressive defense and Booker's grace. Andy proposes Shaq getting stuffed by Ben Wallace is the best block of all time, Dan thinks Giannis' block in Game 4 might be the winner. Then Dan, super sports fan, breaks down the history of the Bucks.

In this episode Dan Kelly joins Charlie Gross to talk which positions he has an eye on in training camp. Then Dan is the first guest on Charlie's brand new segment “Tell me why I'm wrong”. Dan tells Charlie why he's wrong about Isaiah McKenzie. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/builtinbuffalo/support

This week Adam shares what it was like when his band got together for the first time in a year and a half (spoilers: there's work to do). Then Dan talks about his strategy for building his email list, and the simple trick that's grown his list by 25% in the last two weeks. So should you!

It's the final two episodes of the Invisible Man. First Dan must battle an escaped mental patient that's holding the Klae Resource hostage – he just doesn't know what he's got. Then Dan needs to thwart some cold war shenanigans to allow world peace through plastic surgery. John and Eugene close out their coverage of ... Read more

This week Max leads us off with the sad news of the passing of Clarence Williams III. Then Dan takes us straight into Pride Month to talk about Disney confirming that Loki is genderqueer in their Disney+ series. Max lets us know all about how 20 additional minutes from the 90's Super Mario Brothers film has been found. Dan closes out his portion of the show discussing the cancellation of Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy, while Max rounds out the show discussing the full release of Ghosts N Goblins Resurrection on Steam, Playstation, and XBox.Is there something you think we should see or want to know if we've seen? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!

Unsurprisingly a rant is incoming. In the second half of a two-part crossover episode with Dan Wilson of Locked on Phillies, A.J. Andrews gets into the Philadelphia bullpen and why it's so bad. Then Dan tees A.J. up for a rant on a topic she usually has some good rant content on. Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @A_J_Andrews! Follow Dan Wilson @dan_wilson4 and his podcast @LO_Phillies! Subscribe on Himalaya, Google Play, Spotify, the Audacy app and iTunes! Please help us donate to social justice causes at https://lockedonpodcasts.com/blacklivesmatter/ This episode is sponsored by Jays From the Couch, Built Bar, BetOnline AG, Rock Auto and the Locked On Podcast Network. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON20,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan starts off the hour by wrapping up his second topic about the Milton Public Schools survey for kids. Then Dan dives into his third topic of the night:A new Fox News Poll shows President Biden has a 54 percent majority of voters who approve of his job performance after 100 days in office. Those numbers flip when the topic of immigration was broached with only 34 percent saying he was doing a good job on the border. Since the Vice-President is the Administration's border czar, are these falling numbers her fault?

GameStop is selling up to 3.5 million new shares, looking to raise money amid their newfound hype and popularity in the investing world. Dan opens the show by explaining why this is actually a very smart business move... But he says even though it's the right move for GameStop, he wants no part in it. And he cautions anyone else still thinking about jumping on this train. Then Dan invites Kevin Carter onto the show to talk about one of the fastest-growing areas anywhere in the markets, that sadly many Americans overlook. Kevin is the founder and Chief Investment Officer at EMQQ, an Emerging Markets Internet and E-Commerce Index. Over the past 20 years, he's partnered with Princeton economist and indexing legend, Dr. Burton Malkiel, focusing on China and emerging markets, ultimately creating the EMQQ Index. During their conversation, Kevin teaches Dan some stunning facts about the massive opportunity investing in emerging markets outside of the U.S. provides today... (like did you know that over half of the world's mobile payment users live in Africa?) Kevin makes a very strong case for putting money in emerging markets today, even listing out a handful of his favorite personal holdings from his index... like one he calls the Amazon.com of Poland... another known as the Amazon.com of Africa... and even one little-known fintech company that Berkshire Hathaway bought 5% of during its IPO. Kevin says that if you have a long-term timeline, you absolutely need to take a look at the emerging markets internet sector... He calls it the "tip of the spear" when it comes to global growth. And finally, we had an ultra-light mailbag this week... So light, in fact, that Dan decided to hold off until next week's episode. So don't forget, please send in any questions you may have, any comments on the show, or even any politely-worded criticisms into us at feedback@investorhour.com... Until then, you can listen to Dan and Kevin's conversation and more on this week's episode.

Dan starts off the first half of the hour by continuing his previous topic of a likely plea deal for those two teen girls responsible for the death of an Uber Eats driver in D.C. Then Dan dives into his final topic of the night:It has been discovered that scores of Trump supporters were unwitting campaign donors. In other words, a good number of supporters who made an initial donation to the Trump campaign later discovered that their bank accounts were tapped multiple times without their knowledge. The Trump campaign’s website was set up in a way that when you went to donate you had to read the fine print and physically uncheck a box to opt out of continuous donations. Did the Trump campaign rip off its own donors?

A little-known family investment office made big news this week...  Archegos Capital Management's risky leveraged bets on ViacomCBS Inc. and Discovery Inc. set off a wave of forced liquidations at a number of Wall Street Banks. Estimates show Bill Hwang, the man behind Archegos, levered his positions as much as 5X and so far has triggered the liquidations of positions approaching $30 billion in value. Dan takes a deep look at this story of greed and hubris before leaving listeners with one crystal clear takeaway. Then Dan invites Tucker Walsh onto the show for a conversation about one of the hottest sectors of the market over the past year – small cap growth stocks. Tucker is head of the Small Company Growth Team and lead Portfolio Manager at Polen Capital's U.S. Small Company Growth strategy. Prior to joining Polen Capital Tucker spent 10 years as CEO at Copper Rock Capital Partners and 9 years as Managing Director and Head of Small Cap Growth Team at State Street Research. Tucker and his team look to invest in fast-growing, disruptive businesses that use technology to compete in the digital age. But he stresses that profitability is important, and discipline is critical when you're investing in this space. Thoroughly researching and investigating each company and objectively looking at both best and worst case scenarios without getting attached is key. During their conversation, Tucker shares the name of a few stocks he thinks could have massive potential in the coming years and are great buys right now. Then on the mailbag, listener Peter W. writes in explaining why he was not happy with Dan's interview last week... He argues Dan and Per left out some pretty important details during the conversation about regulations. Dan listens to Peter's side and gives his rebuttal to this question and many more on this week's episode.

This week on the pod it's a Dan Whiteboy Summer and Tim's flexing his fit. The boys discuss Tim's new side hustle and newfound love of Facebook Marketplace. Dan shares a recommendation for a new Bruce Springsteen song that Tim refutes. And of course we're talking White Boy Summer and Tim's desperate attempts to copy Chet Hanks' binary style. Then it's time for some dystopian, time-traveling pod reviews! Then Dan and Tim are joined by Gretchen Eng and Brad Pike to chat 'n prov about Gretchen's science-loving family, Brad gaining national attention for doxing his dad, and why Brad is never allowed to go skydiving. Gretchen and Brad are members of one of iO's most reputable Harold teams - Devil's Daughter. Together they manage the Devil's Daughter network which includes https://www.devilsdaughtercomedy.com/podcasts (podcasts), https://www.devilsdaughtercomedy.com/shows (shows), and https://www.devilsdaughtercomedy.com/classes-new (classes). You can learn more about all of their offerings here: www.devilsdaughtercomedy.com (Improv starts around 30:30) Performers: Gretchen Eng (@GretchenEng) Brad Pike (@Brad_Pike) Tim Lyons (https://twitter.com/timlyons (@TimLyons)) Dan White (https://twitter.com/atdanwhite (@atdanwhite)) Support the pod! Join our Patreon for an extended version of this episode, weekly bonus episodes, and additional premium content. www.Patreon.com/improvisdead Support this podcast

Shortly after they exchanged hellos, an old friend of Dan's enthusiastically told him about all the money he's made in penny stocks. And what he said next pretty much stopped Dan in his tracks... On this week's rant, Dan takes a look at the continued rise of risky speculations in the markets... and gives some advice for anyone still dabbling in them. Then Dan invites economist Per Bylund in for a conversation about a topic not often discussed on the show. Per is Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship and Records-Johnson Professor of Free Enterprise in the School of Entrepreneurship at Oklahoma State University. His research focuses on issues of entrepreneurship, strategic management and organizational economics, especially where they overlap with regulation and policy. Per explains how the long term effects of regulation are easy to ignore because they are often unseen. But if we want as prosperous a world as possible, we should all pull our head out of the sand and begin to pay attention. Dan and Per also touch on the minimum wage debate, the Bernie Madoff fraud, and even some common economic fallacies touted by Nobel-Prize-winning economists. Then on the mailbag, Dan has a couple follow up questions about buying into GBTC. Another listener writes in asking for some clarification on Dan's take on Warren Buffett and gold. And another listener asks Dan's thoughts about when it's time to take some profits off the table in Bitcoin. Listen to Dan's take on these questions and more on this week's episode.

D-Fly and Dixie are back with a terrific episode previewing the key matchups of the weekend, including the best rivalry in lacrosse. This week's guest is first-year Johns Hopkins head coach, Peter Milliman, as he prepares to face the No. 3 Maryland Terrapins. First, they talk about the intricacies of stick stringing. Then Dan and Mark identify the key takeaways from last weekend, headlined by gigantic wins by Rutgers and Syracuse. In News of the Week, they discuss blowouts from Tuesday, along with the curious case of the yet-to-play No. 14-ranked UMass Minutemen. In the weekly interview, Milliman discusses a whirlwind of a last year, the uniqueness of coaching at JHU, how his team improved from week one to week two, the personnel moves for Connor DeSimone and Cole Williams, the incredible story of senior LSM Conner Delaney, The Rivalry and the pending matchup against a very talented Maryland squad this weekend.

Kris' song gets played on https://crooked.com/podcast/what-time-is-the-super-bowl/ (Lovett or Leave It) and she tries to downplay it, then gets called out on not being able to take a compliment. Is not being able to take praise a Midwestern thing? On the flip side, how do terrible experiences with audiences make us more fearless about what we create? Also, Andy was a theater major! And how to fire up the pilot light of learning and keep it lit. College professors, the performance aspect of teaching. Then Dan gets laid off and redirects his life. The last 45 minutes is about handling bad news, getting dumped, how to come to peace with losing a parent, and how we accept our parents for who they are.

Dan starts off the hour by discussing the passing of well known long time talk radio host Rush Limbaugh. Then Dan dives into his final topic of the evening:This past week millions of Texans were without power after snowstorms and record freeze temperatures crushed the Southwest United States, destroying the wind turbine-based power grid. Global warming activists say the ultra-cold air is evidence that the polar vortex has been weakened by human caused climate change and is further evidence that we need to accelerate going green and limit carbon emissions. Do you believe climate change is to blame for the massive power outages across the Southwest?

Ford! Chevy! FORD! CHEVY! No, you're not back in the high school cafeteria, it's the beef between Randy and John Mellencamp. Pat Stubbs, the Mad Saxer himself, joins us to discuss Randy's working man's rally, "Piece of the Pie." We discuss crazy Uber customers, local marihuana ordinances, and the theology of poverty. Then Dan plays old commercials (AGAAAAAIN) to give "Piece" some much needed context. Then the WHEEL gives us a treat, and Elvis gives us a cover. Thanks Pat, you're the best!

The GameStop rise has come and gone. Last week, shares for the retail video game store traded as high as $480... but over the past week the stock has plummeted over 80%. Dan examines the situation and comes away with some key takeaways about free brokerage apps, like Robinhood, and who they truly serve. Then Dan brings the perfect guest onto the show to discuss the situation, legendary trader and market wizard, Chris Camillo. In 2007, Chris began his investing career by turning $20,000 into over $2 million, during a three-year period where you were lucky to make any gains in the market at all. Today, Chris is an accomplished author, investor, and entrepreneur who has been featured in Jack Schwager's book Unknown Market Wizards. Chris' trading style is pretty different than anything we've covered on the show before. Chris explains how he uses social arbitrage investing to try to get out ahead of new trends and identify early shifts in popular movements. Chris says he does almost 100% of his research and trading right from his phone, using social media sites like Twitter, Reddit, and Discord to find his ideas. That's how Chris was able to see the covid crash coming ahead of time, and place a trade that made him a 7-figure windfall... Dan and Chris sit down and discuss some of the biggest calls he's gotten right, big opportunities he's missed, and his advice for anyone getting into trading. Listen to their conversation and much more on this week's episode. Interested in more from Stansberry Research? Check out the American Consequences podcast here: https://podfollow.com/americanconsequences

So much TV this week! After an odd sideways step into talking about the upcoming Super Bowl (4:40), we get into the week's TV with Dustin's Riverdale Recap (13:30)! Then Dan brings up two shows that premiered this week in the second season of Snowpiercer (20:30) and the first season of Resident Alien (27:58). Then, the return of SNL (35:46), Hulu's In And Of Itself (51:50), and WandaVision (1:12:48)! TOO. MUCH. TELEVISION. Like the show? Consider rating or reviewing us on iTunes or whatever podcast platform on which you listen (assuming they allow ratings and/or reviews)! Or tell a friend! Our theme song is by Juan Gutierrez!

Five days ago, GameStop traded for less than $50 per share. Yet on Thursday, at the time of this writing, the stock has soared as high as $482.85... What on earth is going on? Dan explains what is behind the meteoric rise of GameStop, AMC, and a few other unassuming stocks in this week's opening rant. Then Dan invites a trading legend and "market wizard" onto the show. For decades, Peter Brandt has been considered one of the world's foremost authorities on using classical charting principals to trade futures, forex and even the crypto markets. Peter is also featured in the acclaimed book by Jack Schwager, Unknown Market Wizards: The Best Traders You've Never Heard Of. He's also the second wizard we've had on the podcast. Peter gives Dan an in-depth look into why the classical chart patterns don't seem to work anymore, and how Peter's adjusted his trading today. If you think of yourself as a trader, this is an interview you cannot afford to miss. And finally, on this week's mailbag Dan receives a great question about how the dollar could strengthen amidst this environment of stimulus. Another listener has a few questions about the recent censorship across big tech. Dan gives his thoughts on these topics and more on this week's episode. Interested in more from Stansberry Research? Check out the American Consequences podcast here: https://podfollow.com/americanconsequences

Part 1 (0:00 - 8:42): Met's GM, George Springer, Conor McGregor v. Dustin Poirier, Sarah Thomas, and Caris LeVert Part 2 (8:50 - 27:45): Joe Biden, potential landing spots for DeShaun Watson, and NFL Conference Championship preview/predictions Game time (27:50 - end): We had some breaking news to start it! Then Dan plays the real game "Smart Ass" with Chip. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Despite the multitude of problems facing our country, stocks keep moving higher and higher, leading more people to question if we're currently in a bubble. This leads Dan to explore two important questions. What do you do with your money when you know you're in a bubble? And what do you do if you know that bubble can last for years before popping? Then Dan invites Andrew Beer, Managing Member at Dynamic Beta Investments, on to the show to answer some questions about the world of hedge funds. Andrew joined the hedge fund industry in 1994 as a portfolio manager at Baupost for the legendary Seth Klarman. In recent years, Andrew's focus has been on how the hedge fund model can be improved based on liquidity, access, and cost perspectives. Dan and Andrew discuss his start in the industry and how things have changed over the past 3 decades. Andrew shares some of the reasons hedge funds have declined in popularity over the years.... and how his firm, Dynamic Beta Investments, is looking to change that. And finally, on this week's mailbag quite a few listeners write in to give their perspective on what living through a coup is really like. Some agree with Dan while some others take exception with how Dan spoke about the situation. One even accuses Dan of being a Trump cultist! Listen to Dan's fiery rebuttal to this email and more on this week's episode. Interested in more from Stansberry Research? Check out the American Consequences podcast here: https://podfollow.com/americanconsequences

For the last show of the year, we gather to discuss Wonder Woman 84, which debuted on HBO Max on Christmas Day. We talk about what we liked, what didn’t work, and what was downright problematic. Then Dan springs a year-end challenge on John and Guy with predictably disastrous results. Dan Moren, John Moltz and Guy English.

For the last show of the year, we gather to discuss Wonder Woman 84, which debuted on HBO Max on Christmas Day. We talk about what we liked, what didn’t work, and what was downright problematic. Then Dan springs a year-end challenge on John and Guy with predictably disastrous results. Host Dan Moren, John Moltz and Guy English.

You may know Aron Snyder from being the owner of hunting gear company Kifaru. You may know him from his podcast the Kifarucast. Or, you may know him from being a badass bowhunter who travels all over North America with his stick bow slanging arrows at all types of big game species.Dan and Aron kick off the episode by talking about how his season is going. Then Dan talks to Aron about how he got in to hunting and if he had any mentors that guided him when he was young. They also discuss some of Aron's more memorable hunts and how throughout his post-Army years he wanted to be hunting as much as possible.  If you love the BS Sessions, you're going to love this episode@ Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

You may know Aron Snyder from being the owner of hunting gear company Kifaru. You may know him from his podcast the Kifarucast. Or, you may know him from being a badass bowhunter who travels all over North America with his stick bow slanging arrows at all types of big game species.Dan and Aron kick off the episode by talking about how his season is going. Then Dan talks to Aron about how he got in to hunting and if he had any mentors that guided him when he was young. They also discuss some of Aron's more memorable hunts and how throughout his post-Army years he wanted to be hunting as much as possible.  If you love the BS Sessions, you're going to love this episode@ Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

You may know Aron Snyder from being the owner of hunting gear company Kifaru. You may know him from his podcast the Kifarucast. Or, you may know him from being a badass bowhunter who travels all over North America with his stick bow slanging arrows at all types of big game species.Dan and Aron kick off the episode by talking about how his season is going. Then Dan talks to Aron about how he got in to hunting and if he had any mentors that guided him when he was young. They also discuss some of Aron's more memorable hunts and how throughout his post-Army years he wanted to be hunting as much as possible.  If you love the BS Sessions, you're going to love this episode@ Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

Over the last few years, there's been a few small headlines questioning if value investing is still viable... Now The Economist has published a new article on value investing that has caught Dan's eye. Dan digs into some popular value metrics and the future of the value investor and on his opening rant. Then Dan sits down for a conversation with Annie Duke. Annie is a former professional poker player who won over $4 million in poker before retiring in 2012. Today she is an author, corporate speaker, and consultant in the decision-making space. Annie and Dan talk at great length about her latest book, Thinking in Bets: Making Smarter Decisions When You Don't Have All the Facts. Annie provides the listeners with a framework for making better decisions and producing more consistent investment results. Annie says by shifting your thinking from a need for certainty to a goal of accurately assessing what you know and what you don't, you'll be less vulnerable to reactive emotions, knee-jerk biases, and destructive habits in your decision making... something every investor needs to master. And finally, on this week's mailbag, Dan answers questions about DRIP investing and entering the crypto space for the first time... But turns out tensions are still high from last week's episode. Today, two different listeners write it accusing Dan of being unpatriotic. Listen to Dan's full rebuttal and more on this week's episode. And check out our other podcast: American Consequences with Trish Regan: https://americanconsequences.com/podcast/

Legendary radio host Dan Patrick drops in to chat about what’s going on in the sports world. They touch on what type of punishment could be awaiting Dodgers Justin Turner. Then Dan chats about some NFL storylines and admits that he’s surprised that the TNF game is happening tonight with all the Covid news surrounding the 49ers. Then DP gives his thoughts on who’s going to win The Masters.

Adam opens with a story about going full "let me talk to your manager". Then a chat about Dan's rehearsal plans gets us going all over again about in-ears. Then Dan yaps about his pre-order for a fancy new piece of guitar gear.

Dan Z starts off this week’s show by describing a very special delivery he received just yesterday from General Mills. Then Dan & Jim talk about how you can use Sims 4 and -- later this year -- Oculus Quest to experience Black Spire Outpost in a way that’s just not possible at a Disney theme park right now Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The bond between twins is a connection that can not be explained if you weren't born into. Dan tries to understand what that connection between both fraternal and identical twins is like and how it effects their romantic relationships. Dan talks with evolutionary psychologist and author Dr. Nancy Segal about the psychology of being a twin. On an identical twin version of DANswers, we learn if twin's significant others ever get them mixed up and what the worst part of being a twin is. Then Dan has a conversation with his identical and fraternal twin best friends to see how different types of twins are similar.

We rock into Hour 4 with Social Studies! Then Dan and Vince take a look at all the news surrounding the BIG 10 potentially playing in fall, Alvin Kamara being on the block, and we head off the grid, as Vinny shares some great "On This Day in Sports History". See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We kick off the show talking food, go figure, before getting into the Splash. Then Dan and Vince discuss the latest with college football and the BIG 10 and we check out Jimmy Butler's Heat, who are drawing eyes in the NBA BUBble, as well as an update with the other BUBble headlines. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We get this salacious Hour 4 rolling with Sarah Kezele at the helm for Social Studies! Then Dan and Vince dig into Twitter drama, set off by former Suns GM Ryan McDonough accusation about Phoenix City Council member Sal DiCiccio. Then Jarrett delivers the Sports Kabob and we close out the show with the End of the Week Montage. Have a safe weekend, all! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We start Hour 2 with Tucson writer Greg Hansen, who regales us with tidbits about the great Lute Olson. Then Dan and Vince talk about the BIG 10's attempt to play Fall football and the latest from the NBA as the players look to drive change in the U.S. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We help you get by on a somber Friday, as we mourn the loss of Arizona legend Lute Olson. Then Dan and Vince react to the Dbacks decision not to play yesterday's game amid the NBA's strike and we check out what's currently happening at the Cardinals Red and White practice. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We roll into Hour 2 with the great Eddie Johnson, who sheds an incredible light on what's happening across the country. Then Dan and Vince tap into the sports world and the overall reaction to the NBA striking, and a lawsuit from Nebraska is throwing another wrench in the college football machine. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We kick off Hour 4 with Social Studies! Then Dan and Vince get into the breaking news, as the Bucks refused to play their game against the Magic, in response to what's happened in Kenosha, Wisconsin. (All playoff games were postponed today) We share unsettling news from the Washington football organization and disappointing news about PAC-12 employees. Then Vinny tries to "Wow" you with "On This Day in Sports History" during off the grid. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We kick off Hour 4 with Social Studies! Then Dan and Vince re-visit our earlier interview with, recently extended, Budda Baker and we close out the show heading off the grid, as Vinny shares some excellent "On This Day in Sports History". See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Bick sets the tone for Hour 3 with a Suns themed Blast. Cards safety Budda Baker joins the show, fresh off signing a record extension. Then Dan and Vince talk about the Dbacks losing ways and Darren Urban comes on the show to share his thoughts on Camp K so far. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We kick off Hour 2 with NBA insider Brian Windhorst, who explains why the Suns likelihood of acquiring Fred VanVleet is quite low. Then Dan and Vince get set for another invigorating round of "Mustache, NOT a Mustache" and we check out headlines from around the NFL, including notes on fan inclusion at stadiums. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We kick off the show talking Kole Calhoun's wacky headbutt play before diving into the Splash.Then Dan and Vince discuss Budda Baker's record breaking contract extension and the Dbacks continue struggling after losing their sixth straight game. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We kick off Hour 4 with the always raucous Social Studies! Then Dan and Vince continue discussing Luka Doncic's exceptional play so far and other NBA playoff talking points, then we head off the grid as Vinny shares fantastic "On This Day in Sports History." See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We roll into Hour 2 mentioning that testing was an issue for several NFL teams over the weekend. Then Dan and Vince get into Luka's latest performance and all that topic entails, the guys hand out some Hardware, and Kliff Kingsbury joins the show, as he will every Monday during the football season, to talk about the secondary signings and differences he's seen in Year 2. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We roar into Hour 4 with Social Studies, as everyone piles on Eric's historic (not in a good way) Mock My World results. Then Dan and Vince help raise money for Phoenix Children's with the TRIPLE MATCH! The Give-A-Thon Week continues on Arizona Sports. You can donate by calling 602-933-4567 or by texting “GIVE” to 411-923 or 620-620! Then Jarrett delivers another excellent Sports Kabob, Vinny shares some great "On This Day in Sports History", and we play the highs and lows of the last 5 days, in the End of the Week Montage. 

Dan Zehr & Jim Hill start off this week’s show by talking about operational changes that have recently been made to WDW’s version of Black Spire Outpost. Then Dan shares memories of the four Star Wars Celebrations that he’d attended / participated in since 2005. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talk a lot on this show about romantic love but we can't forget about self-love. We all needlessly struggle with our body image and need to learn to be kinder to all of our different shapes and sizes. Dan talks to his friend Chris about a Facebook body image post he wrote after a triggering student said he was "letting himself go." Then Dan and Liza Galvan of LMGFit talk about her transition from narcotics officer to a personal trainer, how she teachers her clients to love their bodies, and how to stay loyal to the grind during a pandemic.

The science of crackers... Ahead of the Jewish holiday of Passover, we nerd out on matzah with help from the man who runs one of the biggest matzah factories in the world. Turns out those little holes in the matzah cracker (and other crackers like Ritz and Saltines) serve a very important purpose. Then Dan debates kosher law with a rabbi and shares his favorite ways to eat matzah, whether you're Jewish or not! Get 500+ more great Sporkful episodes from our catalog and lots of other Stitcher goodness when you sign up for Stitcher Premium: www.StitcherPremium.com/Sporkful (promo code: SPORKFUL). Transcript available at www.sporkful.com.