Wednesday Wisdom
Fairway to Fabulous: USA vs. Europe In The Ryder Cup. Plus, today's watercooler topics.
How is it almost October? We guess time flies when you're praying for cooler weather and absorbed in football season (i.e., Taylor Swift mania).
It's almost spooky szn,
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USA vs. europe in the biennial ryder cup
If you're a fan of the Ryder Cup, captivating conversations and fabulous things, then this week's podcast is tailor-made for you. We're diving into the thrilling world of the Ryder Cup, bringing you fascinating insights, sizzling debates and juicy behind-the-scenes stories you won't find anywhere else.
Our sibling hosts, Amy and Scott, are your perfect golf buddies, ready to serve all the Ryder Cup goodness you crave. Whether you're a seasoned golf aficionado or someone looking for the ultimate sports topic to impress clients, spark a date-night chat or connect with family and friends, we've got you covered with this week's podcast, "Fairway to Fabulous: USA vs. Europe In The Ryder Cup." LISTEN UP
Short and Sweet
Call it coincidence, but after Taylor Swift attended Sunday's game and left the stadium with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, his podcast has been at the No. 1 spot all week, his jersey sales have spiked 400% and his number of Instagram followers has skyrocketed.
LSU's national championship-winning head coach, Kim Mulkey, went in for a minor procedure only to find out she had a 95-99% blockage in her coronary artery. Her words of wisdom, "I never even felt bad. If you're over 50, get a stress test."
Breanna Stewart won her second WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) MVP by a historically tight margin over A'ja Wilson and Alyssa Thomas. See the latest playoff schedule.
Arizona Cardinals (NFL) Josh Dobbs was surprised he couldn't buy his jersey in the team store. The team fixed their new quarterback's dilemma.
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Up Your Game
This week's Tailgate Treat, Crispy Parmesan Air Fryer Zucchini Chips, are so good you won't want to share. DELISH
game on
Ever wonder what all of those random words that quarterbacks shout at the line of scrimmage mean? We're breaking it down in our favorite podcast of the year - "NFL Play Calling - How Hard Can It Be?" LISTEN
Wednesday Wisdom
Your weekends are over - the NFL is back. Plus, today's watercooler topics.
As the ill-advised conversation around politics trends downward, sports save the day.
A hero without a cape,
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NFL Play calling - how hard can it be?
Let's talk about the secret language of football. Amy literally calls an audible (or an Omaha?) on this week's podcast to talk through a reader question about NFL play calling, inspired by the Netflix show "Quarterback."
While NFL teams revel in the high-tech world of earpieces, college football takes a different approach due to varying budgets. College teams rely on good old-fashioned hand signals and quirky play cards. You might spot play cards featuring SpongeBob SquarePants or Superman, each with a hidden meaning known only to the team. But the cards may be a hoax entirely, meaning nothing, but they're put in action to confuse the opposing team.
From audibles to Omahas to helmets with the green dot, there is no need to break out your decoder rings for this week's podcast as we unveil the secrets of NFL play calling in maybe our best podcast episode yet. LISTEN UP
Short and Sweet
Aaron Rodgers' season-ending Achilles tear just 75 seconds into his season leaves his team, the NY Jets (NFL - National Football League), without a starting quarterback. Reports say Colin Kaepernick may be an option.
Meghan Markle joined her husband on stage yesterday for his brainchild, the Invictus Games. The 6th Invictus Games in Düsseldorf gives active duty and veteran service members who have become ill or injured during or as a direct consequence of their service a chance to compete. The closing ceremonies are on Saturday.
The eight-team WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) playoffs start today. Last season's champions, the Las Vegas Aces, hold the No. 1 spot in the playoffs.
The WWE (Worldwide Wrestling Entertainment) and UFC (Ulitmate Fighting Championship) officially merged to form the TKO Group, with the newly formed company now valued at $21B.
Persistence appears to have paid off. Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) famously missed meeting Taylor Swift at her concert, but now the two have been "hanging out."
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Wednesday Wisdom
Your weekends are over - the NFL is back. Plus, today's watercooler topics.
T-minus one day until the NFL season begins, which means football will be a topic of conversation at least until the Super Bowl in February.
Let's do this,
The Last Night's Game
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The NFL Season Is Here
Get ready for the 2023 NFL season, kicking off tomorrow, September 7, with the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs taking on the Detroit Lions.
It's anyone's guess what a Tom Brady-less season looks like, but it will bring us a season of firsts. The first Super Bowl in Las Vegas. This is the first time we've been excited about a "Mr. Irrevelant" to start the season (aka Brock Purdy of the 49ers). As it stands, The Buffalo Bills, Philadephia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers are the top four favorites to win it all at the end of the season.
From teams to watch to the "zero" trend, catch the NFL edition of the podcast, "The 2023 NFL Season - What You Need To Know." LISTEN UP
Short and Sweet
Things are heating up at the US Open (tennis) for the Americans. Coco Gauff moves on to her first semifinals at the Open, as does Ben Shelton. Shelton is the youngest American male to reach the Open semifinals since 1992, ten years before he was born.
After a loss to Lithuania, Team USA advanced to the semifinals in the FIBA World Cup with a win over Italy. They have already qualified for the 2024 Summer Olympics.
Los Angeles Lakers (NBA - National Basketball Association) President Jeanie Buss and comedian Jay Mohr are married.
It's not how Kansas City Chiefs fans want to start the season. Team leader Travis Kelce injured his knee during practice yesterday and is questionable for tomorrow night's NFL season opener.
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