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Carrying the load of the household when sickness arrives (even a trivial sickness like a cold) is exhausting. With Kane's kid and partner currently knocked over with a cold, he talks about carrying the load after doing it for 3 days with the forecast of a few more days of load carrying to come.  ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ REMEMBER: If you have any suggestions for topics please add in the comments and we will be sure to include them. Is the modern man a hunter or a gentleman? A manual labourer or a technophile? In today's culture the modern man usually is a mix of many things. The modern man must be adaptable. Gender roles are changing and blending together and the stay-at-home dad or part time dad population is growing. More fathers than ever are participating in their children's nurturing and upbringing. The thing is that fathers and mothers come into the parenting process differently though. For the mother, the connection is biological. It's a part of her. Fathering, on the other hand, is less so. Therefore, it's important for men to learn the skills they need to be a good dad. For some guys it's more intuitive, like kicking a football, but most guys need a coach or some direction. DADDY EATS LAST discusses what it means to be a man and a father in modern society and all the issues that comes with both.

WOW. With Kane to Son then Son to Kane goals paired with a clean sheet, I am not sure what more we could've asked for in this season's first North London Derby. Today Matt and I recap the game and highlight some key points. Do we rely on Kane and Son too much? Is Sissoko Hojbjerg's silent sidekick? Is Ledley to thank for our defense's incredible form? While we talk about all that and more, what a first game back for fans at Tottenham Hotspur stadium. 2 goals, 1 clean sheet, top of the table, and lots of happy fans. Tune in now to kick off your week, the right way. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tottenham-talk/support

When an unknown eighteen-year-old scored for Spurs against Shamrock Rovers in the Europa League back in 2011, little did the fans realise what an important role he would play in the club’s history. Fast forward a decade and Harry Kane has a World Cup semi-final and a Champions League final under his belt. But where the rise of Harry Kane has been dramatic, so has his decline. Beset by injury, a hamstring tear against Southampton in January was the latest of the litany of problems the Spurs striker has suffered throughout his career. With Kane’s underlying numbers dropping away in recent seasons, in this episode, we ask: will we ever see the old Harry Kane again? Guest: Nathan Clark (@NathanAClark) is an analyst working in media and football. You can hear him talking about Spurs on The Extra Inch Podcast (@TheExtraInch). Support Us: https://www.patreon.com/FootballToday Follow Us: @FT_Podcast_ www.FootballTodayPodcast.com

Flicks and Kicks sees the team review United Passions – the FIFA-funded film about FIFA with Tim Roth starring as Saint Sepp Blatter. With Kane’s future up in the air, we flip reverse to a world where Birmingham were successful in buying Bale from Spurs. In the second match-up of our Totally quiz, Lynsey Hooper goes head to head with Pat Nevin for a place in the quarter-finals. Plus we discuss celebs at football, footballers in mundane places and caddying for Dean Saunders. RUNNING ORDER • PART 1: Good news stories, Premier League camp & Harry Kane’s future (01m 00s)  • PART 2: Lynsey Hooper v Pat Nevin in the Totally World Cup – part 1 (08m 30s) • PART 3: Your questions – ironic names and footballer encounters (15m 00s) • PART 4: Flip Reverse It – if Bale had gone to Birmingham (26m 30s) • PART 5: Flicks and Kicks – United Passions review (33m 30s) • PART 6: Lynsey Hooper v Pat Nevin in the Totally World Cup – part 2 (45m 30s)   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/totallyfootballshow/) • find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/) • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow (http://www.twitter.com/thetotallyshow)   PARISH NOTICES: • we’re sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special (http://www.paddypower.com/)   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com (http://thetotallyfootballshow.com/) .  

The Coronavirus pandemic has put the sports world on hold, as the NBA suspended play Wednesday night after Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell became the first NBA players to test positive for the virus. With Kane on his way home to Australia, Frank unpacks what we know (and don't know) and what this could mean for the 19/20 NBA season and the Bucks specifically. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Kane and Son out injured, what is stopping José from playing Troy Parrott?

With Kane and Rashford out for weeks, will the managers get a short fix? If so, who? Cavani? Also, how long will we be patient with OGS? Is top 6 farfetched for the gunners? We also think the BVB game (Haaland hatrick) is the best comeback this season. Listen. Share. Enjoy.

With Kane and Rashford out for weeks, will the managers get a short fix? If so, who? Cavani? Also, how long will we be patient with OGS? Is top 6 farfetched for the gunners? We also think the BVB game (Haaland hatrick) is the best comeback this season. Listen. Share. Enjoy.

Josh and Amir bring you one of their wildest episodes yet. They sit down with four of their friends for a huge six person podcast. With Kane, Elijah, Aaron, and Jaylin, they discuss the permissibly and use of inherently racist terms right off the bat. They discuss racism and prejudice from the perspective of African Americans & Mexican Americans. They discuss religion from the perspective of a Sikh, Catholic, Christian, and Agnostic. Josh reads his paper on the Argument from Evil and the group explores philosophies of God. They discuss global and cultural issues, purpose, hard work, and more, you don't wanna miss out on this colossal conversation. This is Life with Josh and Amir.   Amir's Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/realamirallen/  Josh's Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/joshuajcolumbus/ 

Kip interviews Nick Lawson (CEO of SQWAD Sports and former Willamette Bearcat football player) and gets his career path, his interviewing in the 21st century insight, and a deep dive into digital fan experience in the sporting world. With Kane out on paternity leave, Kelly Ioane joins the podcast for a REAX segment to the great interview with Nick!

Podcast: 22 February 2018 Stories are the master teachers. If we pay attention, we can learn a lot from them. One of the good stories comes from the 1952 western High Noon, a favorite of several US Presidents. In High Noon everybody’s sweating. It’s Judgment Day. We think judgment day is something for another life, but in fact, judgment day comes all the time. And when it comes, you’re exposed and you’re naked. You’re seen for who you really are. In High Noon Judgment day arrives in the form of deranged outlaw Frank Miller. The town Marshall, Will Kane and some deputies arrested Miller a few years back and the judge sentenced him to hang. But he was released up North and now he’s coming back—due on the train at High Noon. What’s Frank Miller come to judge? The town. Society. In particular the men. Are there any men? And are there any women who will demand a correct version of manhood. Will Kane is the man. When he’s married to his pacifist Quaker wife at the beginning of the movie, it’s not “husband and wife,” but “man and wife.” Kane has agreed to hang up his star and move away for a more tranquil domestic life, but that’s because Miller was taken care of. When news reaches the town that he’s coming back, his friends rush him out of the town and say to get going on his new life, and not to worry about Miller. But Kane is a man. And he knows something about his friends back at the town. They say they’ll face up to it. But they won’t face up to it, and Kane knows it.   There’s a problem that needs to be confronted, and nobody else is going to do it, and so he’ll do it. He’s a man. So Kane returns. And people aren’t happy he’s returned. Nobody is. Especially his wife. Amy Kane: "Don't try to be a hero, you don't have to be a hero, not for me!" Will Kane: "I'm not trying to be a hero, if you think I like this you're crazy!" With Kane out of the picture, there was the hope that judgment day could be avoided, and many even preferred Miller to Kane. A man like Kane forces the issue. And many people don’t feel comfortable around him. Kane’s task should be easy. Miller only has three men with him. Kane only needs a dozen men out of hundreds of males in the town to help him. The rest of the movie shows what happens in real time as he sets off to round them up. If you haven’t seen this movie. I don’t want to ruin it for you. I’ve left you most of the movie to see what happens next. But I do want to say something about two of the characters. Kane’s deputy is Harv Pell, played by a young Lloyd Bridges. Of everyone, Harv has a duty to help Kane. But he’s bitter and resentful. When it was learned that Kane was moving away, Harv wanted his job as Marshall, but the town council passed him up for someone else, and Harv thinks Kane didn’t speak up for him. Watch Harv in this movie. He’s important. Kane is his idol. His ideal. But he’s not Will Kane. And it’s very interesting to see how he acts when he’s reminded of it, again and again. Helen Ramirez to Harv Pell: “I’m going to tell you something about you and your friend Kane. You’re a good looking boy. You have big, broad shoulders, but he is a man. It takes more than big broad shoulders to make a man, Harvey, and you have a long way to go." That’s Helen Ramirez played by Katy Jurado, who delivers perhaps the best performance of the movie. She’s a woman who has experience with the world. You can tell that her life has been filled with both mistakes and successes, and she’s learned something from them. And what she’s learned is the value of correct manhood. She knows the difference between false manhood and the real thing, and she knows the value of the real thing. She thinks the man is going to die. And she knows a lot rides on that. Ramirez: “You want to know why I’m leaving? Then listen. Kane will be a dead man in half an hour, and nobody’s going to do anything about it. And when he dies,