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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 432 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FootballSports | |||

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Jim McMahon on playing for the legendary Mike Ditka, why the 80’s Bears never won a second ring, golfing with MJ, softball with Joe Montana, how Walter Payton was both the smoothest and strongest dude ever, his ‘Revenant’ cannabis line and much more.... 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!
FAIL
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—Jake Dickert
Wonderful interview. Ian Eagle, legion.
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Long-form, one-on-one conversations with athletes, coaches, sports journalists and executives, led by Jim Rome. Guests revisit defining moments in professional and college sports, explain the people and decisions behind notable teams and careers, and discuss leadership, performance, health, media and life after competition. The conversations often move beyond game analysis into candid personal stories, including career setbacks, family pressures, identity and reinvention. Authors and reporters also discuss their books and the reporting behind them, while former players and coaches bring firsthand accounts from locker rooms and sidelines. The format suits sports fans who enjoy detailed interviews and behind-the-scenes perspective more than b... more
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