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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 388 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FootballSports | |||

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Mina Kimes on what inspired her love of sports, how she went from business reporter to ESPN NFL analyst, what makes the Rams so complete, why there's hope for Sam Darnold in big games and so much more.
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Listened to 100s of Rome podcasts and his daily radio show, the talk with dave was the best I have heard by far!!!
Really like the long form interviews that Jim Rome does with athletes, coaches and sports media. There are, however, way too many ads. They are played every five minutes, or so it seems. Sometimes after Jim asks a question, an ad is played before the answer to his question. They should be played in a group once or twice during an interview. Other than that, I would recommend this podcast.
I can listen to Kevin Harlan talk about drywall! Great interview Van Smack!
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—Jake Dickert
Wonderful interview. Ian Eagle, legion.
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This podcast features in-depth interviews with prominent athletes, coaches, and sports executives, offering insights into their careers, personal journeys, and the challenges they face in their respective fields. Themes such as mentorship, personal growth, and the dynamics of professional sports are frequently explored, particularly through the lens of guests' experiences and stories from both current and past sports landscapes. Listeners can expect an engaging and personal look at the sports world, alongside candid discussions on contemporary issues affecting sports today.
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Recent guests on The Jim Rome Podcast include:
1. Mina Kimes
2. Adam Pacman Jones
3. Domonique Foxworth
4. Paolo Conta
5. Owen Hanson
6. Jeff Pearlman
7. Robert Griffin III
8. Mo Vaughn
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