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When the Paralympics begin in Paris on Aug. 28, there will be no shortage of feel-good storylines. But two whistleblowers tell Pablo Torre Finds Out a very different story: about how widespread cheating has destroyed the integrity of the Games themselves. Paralympians are allegedly manipulating the system by exaggerating their impairments, lying to classifiers, and tanking tests — a fraud known as “classification doping.” But one athlete has decided, at long last, to fight this problem in court. American handcyclist David Berling sits down with PTFO correspondent Tim Rohan for an exclusive interview about the lawsuit that might change everything. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

When the Paralympics begin in Paris on Aug. 28, there will be no shortage of feel-good storylines. But two whistleblowers tell Pablo Torre Finds Out a very different story: about how widespread cheating has destroyed the integrity of the Games themselves. Paralympians are allegedly manipulating the system by exaggerating their impairments, lying to classifiers, and tanking tests — a fraud known as “classification doping.” But one athlete has decided, at long last, to fight this problem in court. American handcyclist David Berling sits down with PTFO correspondent Tim Rohan for an exclusive interview about the lawsuit that might change everything. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Despite weathering multiple scandals throughout his career, Rick Pitino is revered in college basketball. Freelance sportswriter Tim Rohan joins the show to discuss the strange world of Pitino-protectors he discovered while looking into the coach's past. Plus, Aaron Rodgers is under consideration to join a presidential ticket, MLB is stoking hype about its top prospects, and we check in on “Spulu” and the NBA media-rights negotiations.

In part two of Volley and Serve, reporter Tim Rohan shows the real consequences of Sergiy Stakhovsky's decision to join the Ukrainian Army to fight against Russia. The choice destroyed his marriage. Every mission could be his last. Troops are dwindling, too. And he's now being sent out to fight in one of the most deadly battlefields of the war.Wondery Plus subscribers can listen to Sports Explains the World early and ad-free right now. Join Wondery Plus in the Wondery App or on Apple Podcasts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcoming Vicky Ward to The Pod Club! Some of the most compelling recent podcasts have taken a deep dive into ongoing trials to take us behind the story. In this week's episode, host Jo Piazza sits down with Ward, the longtime Vanity Fair investigative reporter and narrator of Chasing Ghislaine to discuss how her podcast was the perfect companion to coverage of the Ghislaine Maxwell trial. On a 19-year quest to understand Jeffrey Epstein's wealth, influence, and “friendship” with Ghislaine Maxwell, Ward shares her first-hand interactions with the duo and hundreds of hours of interviews. We also spoke to journalist Tim Rohan about his seven-part series on Oscar Pistorius, False Idols. False Idol takes us back to 2013, back to Valentine's Day when the South African Paralympian Pistorius murdered his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. Rohan has constructed an intricate narrative that reminds us of the dangers of building men into gods and idols and the myriad ways they inevitably disappoint us.Vicky's Show:Chasing GhislaineShows Mentioned:The DropoutAJC Breakdown Podcast, “The Ahmaud Arbery Case”False Idol Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of MFTV,  we welcome Mike Ferry Coach Tim Rohan in a continuing discussion of 3 qualities that MFO Agents practice daily to become better and achieve their goals.

When South African double-amputee Oscar Pistorius showed up on the sprint scene in the early 2000s he immediately began dominating the sport.In 2012, he made history as the first amputee sprinter to compete at the Olympic Games. Six months later, he shot and killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. In new podcast, False Idol, sports journalist Tim Rohan takes a microscope to the rise and fall of Oscar Pistorious.

Joan Niesen talks with Tim Rohan, host of False Idol, the latest narrative podcast from Religion of Sports and PRX. The new series re-examines the story of Oscar Pistorius, the Paralympic sprinter who killed his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, on Valentine's Day 2013. False Idol launches with two episodes in this feed on August 26th.

In this episode, we have special guest Tim Rohan to help us do an all-time MLB draft. We also discuss the merits of Jeremy's barber, Rob Gronkowski, and facial hair. Stay safe, stay inside and I hope you enjoy the episode!This is our new website: https://wotpodcast1.wixsite.com/ontop

Fall of a Titan host Tim Rohan hands the mic off to S.L. Price for season two of SI's True Crime podcast, and gets a sneak preview of the new story, "Lateral Damage," as well as Price's longtime connection to the Mariet Ford case. "Lateral Damage" will be coming out later this year. Subscribe to this feed and be on the lookout for new episodes in the coming months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 72 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features four former Sports Illustrated staffers who were let go last week by The Maven, the Seattle-based startup that leased Sports Illustrated's media operations from the Authentic Brands Group.  The first segment features Mary Agnant, a producer and filmmaker who worked for Sports Illustrated Video for three years. Agnant worked on many video initiatives and directed one of the best things SI has ever produced – a documentary (“The Logan Effect”) about Humboldt Broncos' Logan Boulet, one of the 16 people killed in the horrible bus crash involving that hockey team. She is joined by Scooby Axson, who worked at Sports Illustrated and SI.com for seven years there, covering everything from CFB, NFL, NBA, and MLB. Axson spent 16 years in the military, serving tours in Bosnia and Iraq prior to working at SI. The second segment features Tim Rohan, who worked at Sports Illustrated for 3.5 years as an NFL writer and was previously a writer for the New York Times. The serialized podcast re-examining the death of Steve McNair that Rohan hosted and help create – “Fall of a Titan” — was recognized as one of the best sports podcasts of 2018. He is joined by Joan Niesen, a talented staff writer at Sports Illustrated for nearly six years. Niesen covered a multitude of sports and events for SI including the College Football Playoff, Super Bowl, The Masters, Stanley Cup Finals, and World Series. In this podcast, the guests discuss what they did for Sports Illustrated; how they and the SI staff learned of the layoffs; whether they had any indication it was coming; the callous nature of how they and their colleagues were told they were losing their jobs; whether they hoped for a different resolution for SI; what working for SI has been like for the best couple of years; what they think the future holds for Sports Illustrated under The Maven; what they hope to do in their careers heading forward; how you can contact them if interested in hiring them, and much more.  You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and more

Tonight we are joined by Sports Illustrated's staff writer, Tim Rohan. Tim is the host of Fall of a Titan, the podcast that re-examines the death of former Tennessee Titan Steve McNair. Hope you enjoy!

Fouts, the CBS analyst, on what makes Brady Brady, on a radical suggestion for putting balance back into an offense-dominated game, on his love for his adopted state Oregon, and on the remnants he carries with him from playing in the coldest game ever in 1982.Rohan on his new podcast series “Fall of a Titan,” on the life and death and sketchy circumstances of the death of Stave McNair, including a trailer about the nine-episode McNair series beginning this month.

Sports Illustrated wades into the NFL-adjacent crime-pod fray with Tim Rohan's investigation of a 2009 murder-suicide.

We talk about SI's Tim Rohan about his upcoming podcast on the death of Steve McNair: THE FALL OF A TITAN on 3HL.

Tim Rohan is the creator and host of a new podcast exploring the death of Steve McNair. "Fall Of A Titan" premieres on October 17th.

Josh Levin and Stefan Fatsis discuss the NBA playoffs with Slate’s Nick Greene. The Irish Times’ Ken Early joins to talk about Arsene Wenger’s departure as Arsenal’s manager, and the MMQB’s Tim Rohan explores the history of the mock draft. NBA playoffs (2:00): The hosts are joined by Nick Greene to assess the first round, which has featured standout play from the Philadelphia 76ers, a shocking sweep by the New Orleans Pelicans, and LeBron James’ efforts to drag a subpar supporting cast past the Indiana Pacers. Arsene Wenger (21:25): Ken Early explains why the legendary Arsenal manager’s tenure went south and what his legacy will be in the Premier League. Mock drafts (40:30): Where did mock drafts come from and how have they eaten the world? Tim Rohan, who did an oral history of the mock draft for Sports Illustrated’s MMQB, comes on the show to explain.   Afterballs (53:25):  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Levin and Stefan Fatsis discuss the NBA playoffs with Slate’s Nick Greene. The Irish Times’ Ken Early joins to talk about Arsene Wenger’s departure as Arsenal’s manager, and the MMQB’s Tim Rohan explores the history of the mock draft. NBA playoffs (2:00): The hosts are joined by Nick Greene to assess the first round, which has featured standout play from the Philadelphia 76ers, a shocking sweep by the New Orleans Pelicans, and LeBron James’ efforts to drag a subpar supporting cast past the Indiana Pacers. Arsene Wenger (21:25): Ken Early explains why the legendary Arsenal manager’s tenure went south and what his legacy will be in the Premier League. Mock drafts (40:30): Where did mock drafts come from and how have they eaten the world? Tim Rohan, who did an oral history of the mock draft for Sports Illustrated’s MMQB, comes on the show to explain.   Afterballs (53:25):  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s a special day on Craft Brewed Sports, as the one and only Papa B hangs out with the fellas and drinks some Sumpin’ Easy Ale by Lagunitas Brewing. The fellas talk about Brett Favre scamming for cash, Philly cops greasing poles, Johnny Football trolling, unicycle thievery running rampant in San Francisco, Pats fans getting scammed, and a special Craft Brewed Sports Theatre of Tim Rohan’s piece on Warren Sapp. Papa B talks about his time coaching youth football, and tells a few embarrassing stories about Mike. Bucky calls in to give his Super Bowl Prediction. And we find out who Scott hates more: Jeter or Kobe.

Tim grew up loving sports and was first introduced to the idea of being a sports journalist from a homework assignment in high school. He went on to attend the University of Michigan on an engineering scholarship, but he had grown a love for sports journalism, so he joined the school’s newspaper. Tim catapulted working for Michigan’s school newspaper to a job with the New York Times and his current role with Sports Illustrated. On today’s episode Tim and I discuss: Dropping his engineering major to focus on sports journalism Covering the Boston Marathon bombing Biggest lessons learned And much more… Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher Visit https://www.ubpath.com/ for a full breakdown and my 3 big Takeaways Website: https://www.si.com/mmqb/people/tim-rohan You can find Tim at: Twitter: @TimRohan Sponsor: Bighorn Apparel Drawing inspiration from their Denver, Colorado hometown, Bighorn owns the line between everyday urban style and the tough, mountain look. Their up for anything approach has created a versatile brand that’s appropriate for any type of situation. Bighorn aims to empower the consumer by using environmentally friendly materials that are produced in a responsible manner. They strive to find the connection between tough, sustainable, and stylish in their durable clothing line. Use promo code “ubpath” at checkout on the website at https://www.wearbighorn.com/ to receive 25% off your order.  

Washington quarterback Kirk Cousins on his contract situation, on his love of reading and what he tries to get out of reading, his relationship with former GE chairman Jack Welch, and on how he’s made a career of fighting to prove himself and so he doesn’t mind playing on a series of one-year deals. Tim Rohan of The MMQB interviewed Tim Tebow in his minor-league baseball home of Columbia, S.C. ... Rohan on what he found spending time with Tebow at spring training, in his Jacksonville hometown, and in Columbia. Tebow on why he has taken up baseball, how long he is giving the minor-league life a chance, and what he plans to do with his life.

Tom E. Curran has Dan Wetzel of Yahoo Sports as a guest to discuss the Aaron Hernandez double homicide trial. Wetzel has been in the courtroom, and wrote this piece about the day Hernandez’s former friend Alexander Bradley testified in court: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/fractured-friendship-of-aaron-hernandez-and-a-gangster-played-out-in-bone-chilling-court-scene-012208774.html After speaking with Wetzel, Curran has Tim Rohan of MMQB.com on to discuss his day with ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter. That piece is found here: http://mmqb.si.com/mmqb/2017/03/23/adam-schefter-espn-2017-free-agency-opening Quick Slants The Podcast is presented by Papa Gino’s.

In the second hour of TSN 1050 Today Scott MacArthur introduces a new segment Free For all Friday, and at the bottom of the hour he is joined by Tim Rohan to discuss some football and Eli Manning.