Podcast appearances and mentions of Tyler R Tynes

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for October 22, 2024 is: betwixt • bih-TWIKST • adverb or preposition Betwixt is a synonym of between that lends an old-fashioned feel to both speech and writing. It is sometimes used in the phrase "betwixt and between" to mean "in the middle" or "neither one thing nor the other." // Charley took a seat betwixt two other passengers. // They sat on the long bench, a pile of books betwixt them. // The novel's protagonist is at the edge of early adulthood, when one is betwixt and between. See the entry > Examples: "Wolverines players were skipping toward the locker room after the trophy presentation, roses betwixt their teeth, battle scars on their bodies. Not many players in the recent history of college football have gone to the underworld and come back alive. But there was no doubt they belonged here, at last." — Tyler R. Tynes, The Los Angeles Times, 2 Jan. 2024 Did you know? Betwixt and between have similar origins: they both come from a combination of be- ("make, cause to be, treat as") and related Old English roots. Both words appeared before the 12th century, but use of betwixt dropped off considerably toward the end of the 1600s. It never fully disappeared, however, surviving especially in the phrase "betwixt and between" ("neither one thing nor the other"). Nathaniel Hawthorne employed betwixt no fewer than thirteen times in The Scarlet Letter, as when writing of "fear betwixt" the young, guilt-stricken minister Arthur Dimmesdale and Hester Prynne, as well as "a kind of horror at her boldness, who had spoken what he vaguely hinted at, but dared not speak." Nowadays, betwixt is uncommon, but it isn't archaic; it's simply used more purposefully than between, as it tends to lend a certain old-timey feel to speech and writing.

We spoke to Tyler Tynes about his journey and what he is up to these days.Philly, soccer, basketball, football, all of it was discussed. We also spoke about menswear, fashion, music and advice.Tyler recently was on the 2022 Forbes 30 for 30 list.

Gail Bean of Snowfall on FX and Tyler R. Tynes of GQ join Charles to talk television, careers and unfortunate Falcons fandom. That's followed by a quick pivot to football with Ben Solak, focusing on teams that kicked off their franchise rebuild this offseason.

Welcome to the first episode of The Exempt List! Charles McDonald and 24 of his friends discuss just exactly what the podcast should be about and hit uncharted waters along the way. Guests on the show range from Dominique Foxworth to Pablo Torre to Mina Kimes to Tyler R. Tynes. You'll have to listen to find out the rest, as they all help Charles figure out what the hell this show is going to be.

Trill and SJ discuss a psychic medium's comedy takeover at AMC Burbank, Jeff Foxworthy still has his fastball, Zack Greinke wants a fans picture, Joc Pederson calls out cheap MLB owners, Fidel Castro might have invented the euro step, Spo and Jimmy B have a tussle on the bench, Conor McGregor drives dangerously, and @TylerRickyTynes from GQ stops by to roast SexJ and talk NBA!  VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6biPwkZ1P0A  Watch LIVE on YouTube M-F 12-3ET and check out the clips for our best moments so far! Give @UnderdogFantasy a follow as well for more from our buds! 

Hello and welcome to episode 47 of Diversity Hire. Today we talked to Tyler Tynes who is the staff sports writer at GQ. Our conversation covered annihilating objectivity in order to cover athletes and the politics of sports more honestly, Tyler’s stint as a local beat reporter in Atlantic City, the commodification of protest, why sports reporting always seems to lack a much-needed dose of nuance, and much more. Kevin and Arjun talk about how it sucks to be busy as the season of Summer Friday approaches. Thanks for listening!Tyler’s writing discussed in the episode:Leave Naomi Osaka Alone“This Has to Happen for Change to Happen”: A Night of Protest, Pain, and Peace in BrooklynThe Great NBA AwakeningColin Kaepernick’s NFL Exile Feels Like Forever Get on the email list at diversityhire.substack.com

Gastro Blues is back! First, Steve, Dan and Emily break down the Sixers’ 2-1 week, of course punctuated by a very Sixersy loss to the Cavs on Saturday night. The trio then discusses Kyle Lowry as a potential Sixer, Ben Simmons’ improved play, Tobias keeping a secret from Brett Brown, and predict the week ahead with games against Indiana, Utah and the All-Star game on Sunday. Then The Ringer’s Tyler R. Tynes joins the show. Tynes tells the pod all about his favorite Philadelphia athletes growing up, what he thinks about the state of the Sixers, and what he would give up for Kyle Lowry. Tyler also answers questions about his great work regarding John Chaney, Cam Newton, and the disparity of black head coaches to white head coaches in the NFL. Tyler also rattles off some takes about the Eagles and Carson Wentz, and this season of the Bachelor. Tyler is awesome, follow him on Twitter @TylerRickyTynes and read his work at The Ringer. ANNOUNCEMENT: In conjunction with a new partnership between SB Nation and the Locker Room app, the Gastro Blues will now be putting out an additional bonus episode, every week. The inaugural episode will be recorded on either Thursday or Saturday this week — keep your eyes peeled here or on Twitter to find out. Then, tune in live and listen to Dan, Emily and Steve talk Sixers while you can write in questions in the moment to be answered on the air — or, be pulled “on stage” to ask a question directly to the hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tyler R. Tynes of The Ringer discusses his 6-part podcast series on New England QB Cam Newton -- who he calls the vanguard for this class of Black QBs (4:24), expectations for Newton in New England(14:49), Black athletes as activists(19:38), the role of white athletes as activists(27:49), the rise of Black QBs (30:08) and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Logan and Raja discuss Luka Doncic's stunning performance against the Clippers and where he fits in when it comes to the top franchise building blocks in the NBA right now (07:04). They are also joined by Ringer staff writer Tyler R. Tynes to talk about the 76ers getting swept out of the bubble and how to fix the absolute mess of a team (39:42). Finally, Logan and Raja remember Kobe Bryant on "Kobe Day" with memorable stories and encounters with the legendary player. Hosts: Logan Murdock and Raja Bell Guest: Tyler R. Tynes

My guest is Tyler R. Tynes (@TylerRickyTynes) of The Ringer, who reported, wrote and narrated the recently-released six-part podcast min-series, "The Cam Chronicles."   Tynes literally followed in the footsteps of Cam Newton's football journey to, as he says, "start unraveling the mystery around this enigmatic figure" he describes as "the vanguard to the current young class of Black quarterbacks." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Xavier McNight and Lawrence Vaughn stop by to discuss Tyler R. Tynes's podcast, "The Cam Chronicles," a 6-part docuseries that premiered on Spotify about the life and journey of NFL quarterback Cam Newton from his high school days until now. WE DON"T OWN ANY COPYRIGHTED AUDIO! (Audio of Cam Newton 49-yard touchdown vs LSU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHvl47LhA3o) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Phil Perry is joined by staff writer at the Ringer Tyler R. Tynes to talk about his involvement in the production of "The Cam Chronicles" podcast series. The two discuss what to expect from Cam Newton in a Patriots uniform. Phil also gives us an behind-the-scenes look at the making of the upcoming episode of the NBC Sports podcast series, "Sports Uncovered: The Bill Belichick you don't know."4:06 - Tyler Tynes of the Ringer talks with Phil about his year-long reporting journey for "The Cam Chronicles" podcast series.9:22 - After learning as much as he did about Cam Newton, Tynes explains why the quarterback can be a good fit in New England despite what some may think about his personality.12:12 - Phil and Tyler discuss the potential of Newton's career in New England beyond the 2020 season as well as what will motivate the QB to transform the Patriots offense into a juggernaut.22:23 - Tynes talks about Newton's past and the significance of the Patriots having a Black quarterback. Will Newton be able to handle the pressure of following Tom Brady? And what did he learn about Cam Newton the person?32:23 - Phil is joined by Tom Curran and producers Jon Henrie and Adam Hart to give a behind-the-scenes look at what went into the creation of "Sports Uncovered: The Bill Belichick you don't know."Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CnmDvIiD_M&feature=youtu.be

The Ringer's latest narrative podcast, 'The Cam Chronicles,' written and reported by Tyler R. Tynes, follows the life and career of Patriots quarterback Cam Newton. The six-episode series will premiere Monday, July 13, on the 'Ringer NFL Show' feed.

On the writing and thinking behind "There Is No Escape from Politics"—one of my favorite pieces of 2017; on wasting away behind the desk at a fading newspaper; on the value of a forward-thinking editor and the trials and preconceptions that still (regrettably) come with being a young African-American scribe.