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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 310 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
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Ronda Rousey on what it was like to be the baddest woman on the planet, her new book "Our Fight: A Memoir," what went wrong in the Holm fight, what makes wrestling in the WWE dangerous, what's next for her creative career and much more. more
Eric Musselman on taking over the Trojans, why USC is the "perfect fit at the perfect time," what changed in Fayetteville, John Calipari's fit at Arkansas, prepping USC for the Big Ten and much more. more
Dianna Russini on Stefon Diggs to Houston, the "all-in" Cowboys, why Mike Vrabel doesn't have a job, the origin of the Jets' dysfunction, the tough but rewarding decision to leave ESPN for The Athletic and much more. more
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I can listen to Kevin Harlan talk about drywall! Great interview Van Smack!
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Wonderful interview. Ian Eagle, legion.
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Although the interviews and guess involving Jim are great, there are too many ads. Obviously a podcast needs to have advertising for survival. However, they probably have a lot of diminishing returns that having them and where they are placed might be unnecessary.
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