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1:38:15Now PlayingAt the top of the show, Adam talks to Bryan and Gina about his Willy T. Ribb’s documentary, ‘Uppity’, making yet another films-to-watch list. The guys then chat about ridiculous articles from ‘Good Housekeeping Magazine’. From there, Brett Favre and Eric Bolling join the podcast, and the guys talk about Brett’s recent appearance on Tucker Carlson talking about cheese. Adam also asks the guys for their thoughts on the Super Bowl, as well as some of the more memorable games in Brett’s NFL career. Later, Adam talks about what frustrates him when he watches football, and Brett talks about his relationship with different coaches throughout his life, including his own father. Before the break, the guys chat with a caller about wussy country music, and possible tool tunes.
At the top of Part 2, Adam welcomes legendary sports reporter Gerry Callahan to the podcast. The guys talk about his decades in morning radio, as well as what’s going on with terrestrial radio in 2021. Later they talk about cancel culture, sensitivity training, and stifling the next generation of social commentators. Gina then reads news stories about Jeff Bezos stepping down as CEO of Amazon, more claims against Marilyn Manson, and Super Bowl Prop Bets. In the last part of the show, the guys talk about COVID restrictions for Super Bowl Sunday, and they watch some leaked Super Bowl commercials.
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