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18 juin

415 - Byron Scott - 6/17/2026

Byron Scott on the Showtime Lakers’ lifetime bond, the edge Kobe got from his ‘Mamba Mentality,’ coaching in the NBA Finals vs playing in the NBA Finals, memories of the late great Jerry West and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

18 juin

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44 min
28 mai

412 Jake Plummer 5/27/2026

Jake Plummer on retiring from the NFL at age 33 with no regrets, leading Arizona State to their first Rose Bowl, Pat Tillman’s enduring legacy, how Bo Nix is the heartbeat of the Broncos, why everyone should try functional mushrooms and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

28 mai

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40 min
3 juin

413 - Master P - 6/3/2026

Master P aka Percy Miller on going from hip hop mogul to COACH P to a college hoops President of Basketball Ops, why obsession beats talent, how basketball saved his life, why unconventional thinking leads to success and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3 juin

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40 min
22 mai

411 - Kevin Weekes - 5/21/2026

Kevin Weekes on his star turn in the 2002 playoffs and the legendary Paul Maurice pep talk that inspired it, why playing in NHL playoff games feels like going to MARS, Martin Brodeur’s chill vibe, Rod Brind’Amour’s loyalty to the Canes and so much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

22 mai

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35 min
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416 - Boomer Esiason - 6/24/26

Boomer Esiason on making the Radio Hall of Fame, the Knicks finally ending their 53 year Larry O drought, his best advice for Jaxson Dart, why the NFL rejected Brendan Sorsby, how he raised $200 mil for cystic fibrosis research and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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32 min
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USMNT Knockout Round Preview: Bosnia, Pulisic & Lessons from Turkey

The USMNT is through to the knockout rounds of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Meghan Klingenberg and Heath Pearce react to the group stage finale against Turkey, discuss Christian Pulisic’s return, Austin Trusty’s breakout moment and what the team can take from its first loss of the tournament. On the U.S. Soccer Podcast is presented by Henkel. Then, they look ahead to the Round of 32 matchup with Bosnia and Herzegovina and answer fan questions live from U.S. Soccer House presented by Bank of America in Venice Beach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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34 min
27/11/2021

The Best of Mark Levin - 11/27/21

On the Best of Levin, it's amazing how our government doesn't work. They impeached Trump twice with no high crimes or misdemeanors, and with the help of collaborators within the establishment tried to eliminate Trump from Washington. These same bureaucrats, and the Biden family, have played nice with China while mortgaging the future of American Citizens and they've never been investigated for it. Then, these problems are perpetuated by the rejection of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King's idea of a color-blind society from the Marxists that promote critical race theory and MSNBC hosts smear and trash White people and this country's founding. Attorney David Schoen, who defended President Trump in his impeachment calls in to discuss the charges against his current client Steve Bannon. Schoen says that Bannon is being treated very differently from many others charged similarly. There's no reason for the price of fuel to be going up. But, President Biden is now saying that fuel companies need to be investigated for price gouging. This kind of demagoguery works because Americans have been conditioned to hate the oil companies. Even though Biden canceled the Keystone pipeline and stopped drilling in Anwar. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

27/11/2021

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1 h 7 min
22/01/2019

67 - Maury Povich - 1/22/2019

Iconic television personality Maury Povich joins The Jim Rome Podcast for Episode 67. They discuss his incredible run as a talk show host, his start in show business, his father, legendary Washington Post sportswriter Shirley Povich, his wife Connie Chung, and his incredible golf game. That, plus another batch of your voicemails. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

22/01/2019

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46 min
05/03/2020

Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 3/4/20

On Wednesday’s Mark Levin show, Justices and judges can be frustrating but at no time should anyone ever threaten a judge, but today Sen Chuck Schumer has gone beyond the pale and threatened two Supreme Court Justices saying, "I want to tell you Gorsuch, I want to tell you Kavanaugh, you have unleashed a whirlwind, and you will pay the price. You won’t know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions.” Now, if a common citizen, or lawyer, were to make that statement they would likely be arrested and disbarred. It’s funny how the national judge's organization is silent on this, not offering a list of 2000 Justice Department employees condemning Schumer. Where are the law professors and the media outrage over these threats from a sitting U.S Senator? Chief Justice Roberts did indeed fire back issuing a stern admonishment to Schumer. Then, despite the United States having the best most ethical law enforcement of any nation, it’s always painted as racist and bad. People of faith and their charitable volunteerism along with their beliefs are the spine of this country and they're under attack. But to the Democrats race-baiting, and trashing the constitution is what matters most — for them, it’s the party over patriotism — and that's wrong. Neighbors looking after neighbors and family looking after family is what it's all about. Later, President Trump has made more of an effort to gain support with African American voters than any other Republican ever. Biden says he'll destroy the car industry and the union jobs that go along with it, just like he'll destroy the coal industry by supporting the green new deal and leftist policies. Finally, Charlie Kirk calls in to discuss his new book, The MAGA Doctrine: The Only Ideas that Will Win the Future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

05/03/2020

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1 h 58 min
12/12/2016

From Money Moron to Millionaire, with Scott Alan Turner

#55: Scott Alan Turner used to be a money moron. (In his words.) He traded a Jeep for a Porsche in his 20s, purchased a 3,000 sq. ft. house with two mortgages, and bought luxury furniture on credit. The Porsche cost him $800 per month. The house cost $200,000. The furniture? Who knows.  Scott didn't have a budget and never tracked his spending. He only knew that he could afford the monthly payments on these luxuries ... until one day he realized his mortgage was due in a few weeks. And his bank account was rather empty. And he didn't have an emergency fund. Oops. Scott realized he was drowning in debt. So he decided to make a change. He sold the Porsche and paid $6,500 cash for a truck. He paid off his credit card. He aggressively attacked the mortgage on his house. Step-by-step, he made strides toward improving his financial future. After listening to Clark Howard on the radio, he realized it was important to free his money from the grip of debt and put it toward savings and retirement. Once he got married, he sold his house and downsized to his wife's town home. They then downsized to a 1,000 sq. ft. rented house, and downsized once more to a 300 sq. ft. bedroom with his in-laws.  Throughout all of this downsizing, Scott kept saving money. He eventually saved enough to become a millionaire at age 35. Today he writes and speaks about personal finance full-time. He hosts the Financial Rock Star podcast. And he's stayed debt-free -- including mortgage-free -- since 2009. How did he go from money moron - buying expensive cars and furniture - to disciplined saver? He can answer that question in one word: Contentment. He doesn't need to buy more, because he's happy with what he already has. Scott credits his frugality to feeling satisfied with his possessions, rather than running on a hedonistic treadmill of always wanting more. While he still appreciates fine craftsmanship -- a gorgeous house, a designer car -- he realizes that he doesn't need to own luxury items. He can appreciate art and design without making a purchase. He prioritizes spending on his values: more time with friends and family; more life experiences. He doesn't spend to impress others, which is a losing game. Discover Scott's fascinating philosophy on the link between frugality and contentment (and learn from his money mistakes!) in this episode. Enjoy! -- Paula For a full list of resources, or to leave a comment, visit http://affordanything.com/episode55 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

12/12/2016

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53 min

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