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And we'll tell you about it later on in the show. And of course, we'll talk. And an hour from now, I just want to let you know I'm still probably going to be suffering from allergies. I'm dying today. I don't even know what's going on. But we also do over promised our bonus podcast so you could watch or listen covino and rich FSR on YouTube and I know this for fact. We're going to talk about Mike's versus Sean's. We'll explain Mike's versus Sean. Think about the coaching matchups this weekend and throughout history. Who usually wins when a mic takes on a Sean? Who might be ass? Whose ass do you like? We're going to talk some he man and Rich's picks on Over Promised right after this show. But right here on the same YouTube page, Covino and Rich FSR. So I'm Covino, that is Rich. And Thursdays we also throw it back and we do old school when 50 hits. Now we are going to talk about all these great sketch comedy shows on the anniversary of Chappelle Show. But if you want to later, before Over Promised, look up the he man trailer. We're going to talk about a little bit. If you were a kid of the 80s and you loved he man, you collected the toys, you had Castle, Gray Skull. The trailer is out today. And I'll be honest, for the first time they've done something with this franchise where I'm like, ooh, that looks good. Because usually I feel like they've swung and missed Danny G. How many times with He Man? Like multiple or five times. Yeah, but this actually you'd be like, oh, He Man. One of my favorites, by the way, my pronouns. If anyone asks, I think it's about time that a new generation really appreciates Eternia and the universe. They created so many great characters in the world of he man. I'm a huge fan since 83. So yeah, we'll talk about that. But check the trailer out if you want. Came out today. Now. Sketch comedy. Why are we talking sketch comedy? Because Chappelle show, dude, we love comedy. Chappelle Show. I don't know why the world tries to separate things with sports and music and sports and comedy, don't we as sports fans? And we as me, what are we? Men. We are men. We are men. And of course, the women listening. Why is it, like impossible that you could love sports, music and comedy? It sort of all goes together. To me, those are a few of my favorite things. Right. For real. Growing up watching SNL and then in 2003 watching Chappelle, it got us thinking. What are some of your favorite moments? Because today is the anniversary of Dave Chappelle on Comedy Central, his sketch Comedy show in 2003. And man, it was a game changer for sure. Open up the doors for guys like Key and Peele. But when you start thinking of some of your favorites, even kids in the hall, what are the classics that stand out? Let's reminisce, and you can hit us up at 87799 on Fox. Danny G's on standby. I have three that come to mind. I wonder if we have any overlaps. Well, I don't want to go. I'm not gonna go. Super obvious. Going super obvious to me is no fun. Like what makes white people dance. Yeah. I have three Danny G that come to mind, that I feel like I could look at them and watch them at any time and still laugh. Like, that's the first time I'm watching it. Number one, in no particular order, Patrick Swayze, Rest in Peace, and Chris Farley. Rest in peace. When they did Chip and Dales on Saturday Night Live, the number one, you said not obvious. You think that's number one? Is my number one. Everyone's. When everybody's working for a weekend. Every time I hear that song, I think of Chris Farley and Swayze dancing out. But maybe that's. I think you and I just love it. Wait, wait. Number one of all time or number one for Saturday Night Live? It's up there. It's regardless of show, top five. One of the top of all time. Top five. That's not better than Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Story. I think it is. That's so. Yeah, it's better. No, it's not. I'm gonna give you. I'm gonna give you a Chappelle one Spot. How does the Farley dance go? Spot could do it, though. It's kind of funny. I love it. This is one of the pops. Here he goes. Yeah. Oh, when Farley does that, dude, he's so agile, and it's hilarious. He was such a stud and rich.fsr on YouTube, you got to see Spot do this. Oh, I'll tell you what. So Farley Swayze. I'm putting that in there. I'm going to give you a Chappelle show bit. That's not one of the obvious ones, because I feel like people will give you the ones that always make like, oh, here's Chappelle's top five. As a music fan and a sports fan and all the. I feel like when he did A Day in the Life of Lil Jon, I don't know why I thought that was ridiculous, because. Yeah. What? Yeah, like, he's at the airport. The rental carplay. Those are classic. I just think those bits are great. Yeah. It was some of the funniest stuff. And it was ours. Like. Yeah. Our parents grew up with snl and of course, we watched SNL as well. But when Chappelle started doing his thing, I was like, okay. And that was around the time we started doing our show, our radio show. So this became every week banter for us and a different generation. So it really was impactful at the time. I'll give you one. Well, let me give you my number three. Yeah. So I gave you the Farley and Swayze day in the life of Lil John. And I'm thinking In Living Color. It's the reason why he's so successful and everyone loves him because he's the white dude that all black people in the 90s were like, yeah, I guess that's our funny white guy, Jim Carrey on In Living Color when he did Fire Marshall Bill. I can't tell you how ridiculously stupid and funny that was to me as a kid. So great, man. But you know what? If I were to pick a personal Jim Carrey from In Living Color, I know what you're going to do. Yeah. When he did Vanilla Ice, because I was such a Vanilla Ice fan in the 90s when he was like, all right, stop while I tie my laces. When he did the whole Vanilla Ice thing to me, that was one of my favorites. And others that stand out the. Wait, who did Carcino? Carcino was Dana Carvey. Dana Carvey. Okay. He did Johnny Carson as our senior Carcino. Your favorite moments will open up the phones now at 877-99-FOX. Dave Chappelle opened the doors for guys like Key and Peel. Right? Dave Chappelle has said in a sneak this of sorts, like they basically copied his whole format. But you can't deny how funny Keen Peel were. Like, they were great in their own right. What's your favorite Key and Peele bit? I have a lot of them. One that goes under the radar. I know no one's going to say it's called dueling hats. Oh, that's a good one. Dueling hats is one of my favorites because they come out of their stoop and they got one dude has a brand new hat on and he's like, all right, all right, all right. And he comes out the next day and his hat is brand new, but it has a tag. But it has the tag on. And then the hats just keep getting more big and ridiculous. They just keep one upping each other. The next day the other guy comes out, it's the hat with the tag, but it's still in the bag. And then it's the next day, they keep going Back and forth with their hats. It's hysterical. And that's just like the epitome of the dumb stuff they would do. Key and Peele were legit for sure. People are going to talk about the Key and Peel, of course, like a. A Ron and the school teacher. I always love Noice. I always love that one too. I think one that goes under the radar as well for Key and Peele is there's a bit where they're talking about how they're all tough with their wives and meanwhile their wives clearly wear the pants. And like, I looked her in the eyes and I was like, be. And they're like, yo, you. You said that. You called her that, man. You didn't say that. And then with the right knee eye. And I said, be. Yeah. And then the wives come in and they all like are scared. I thought that was a great bit. Tb, do you have any sketch that comes to mind for you? Well, you know, just on the Key and Peele ones, just off of that. The cooking show one. Oh, yeah, that they do of like, does he love it or hate it? The back and forth. It's just the premise of that because that's what happens on those cooking shows. It's such a dramatic sort of thing. So I love the creativity of that bit. So good. I think they're underrated, even though they're very rated. And if you missed it, Rich said it before Keegan Michael Key did throw out that he'd be willing to do some more with Jordan Peele. Jordan Peele, obviously a big movie maker now, but I'm sure they can get together and make some good stuff. I would love to see it now. Mike, who runs this place? Who? Mike, the guy. He was wearing a little Scully before. Mike. Never heard of him. You probably didn't recognize him with the hat on. He said, don't forget kids in the hall. I think it was Canadian kids in the hall. But one of the things I remember from them, besides the. They were squashing the heads. Remember? They were squashing the heads with their fingers. The Dave's I know, was a pretty famous thing. The Dave's I know, but what is your favorite? Your favorite slicking back. We're opening it up to you. And can I just pose this and throw this out there? Because the beauty of of this show is we get to talk to millions of people all over the country, all over the world. Right on iheart and listening Live. I remember as a little kid when I first started watching sketch comedy and early SNL and Wild and crazy guys and not necessarily the news on hbo. I remember seeing a bit and I've never saw it again, but I remember it pulling me into, like, sketch comedy. I'm like, oh, this stuff is funny. They did this whole stupid routine of like, oh, I hope Bob doesn't come. Like, Bob. Oh, Bob. I think it was Bob. I think the name was Bob. I'm using Bob. Like, oh, my God, did you hear it all? They invited Bob and they're like, why Bob's such an ass? Like, oh, my God, Bob's coming. Oh, he's such an ass. And everyone's mad that Bob's coming because he's such an ass. And then the doorbell rings and Bob comes in and he's just an ass like his. Does anyone remember seeing that besides me as a little kid? Because I'll never forget it. And I don't know where it was from or what show, but let me know if you do. And now we turn it over to you at 87799 on Fox. Your favorite bits. Chappelle. We honor him today. Feedback is coming in hot. All right, let's say hi to Vegas Panther Drew who says Kempeo with the college football names. I mean that. Do you guys hear? He goes. How do you not bring that up immediately? Yeah, let's see. Dana Carvey chopping broccoli. That's from nature boy. Chopping broccoli. Yeah, people still talk about that. Isn't that with him and Sigourney Weaver? And by the way, Dana Carvey, man, funnier than he's. Than he's ever been. I just saw him on Bill Maher, his Joe Biden impression a couple years ago. He's still Elon Musk. Like, they bring him on SNL to, like, boost their numbers because he, like, carries that show and so sharp and is impersonating. Oh, he's Ross Perot and his George H.W. bush. Can I finish? Can I finish? Can I finish? Just killing it. He's still killing it. K Rain said Wayne Brady. Oh, on Chappelle. Yeah, it was a good one. Yep. That was awesome. Let's see. Oh, look at this. Justin Timberlake. It's my in a box. Oh, snl. Some good ones. Yeah, let's. Let's go to Vegas and we'll start with our pal Tripp and work our way down. Phones are all hot, so love you guys. Chiming in Kavino and Rich, your favorite sketch comedy bits on the anniversary of the debut of Chappelle Show. You want to feel old 23 years ago today. What's up, Tripp? Hey, guys. Great show as always. Hey, remember this? The greatest player to be named later was Crash Davis and Bull Durham. I got three on the. On this. I'm gonna go with To Catch a Predator with Jordan Peele and MTV on Mad tv. Then I'm gonna go with Wife Swap for Dave Chappelle. And then obviously on Key and Peele, the Obama anger translator. That was amazing. And the fact that later on, President Obama did a bit with him about that, like, that is. Yeah, that's some quality stuff. And, you know, it always stood out to me, too. Like, how bad some of the athletes. Speaking of Fox Sports and FOX Sports Radio, like, if they welcomed. If SNL welcomed Derek Jeter or any celebrity athlete, it was always a big deal. But you could see how they just didn't have the comedy chops. Like, it was never as good. I never thought it was good. It's hard. It's. Athletes don't usually hit the mark. But as far as favorites, we'll go Back to the phones. 87799 on Fox. I always love the Californians, by the way. I love a lot of Fred Armisen and Feather Seato and all that stuff. But the Californian stuff, that's. That's great. Cracks me up every time. What about. Oh, yeah, this one. What about more cowbell? It's funny, but it's funny. But to me, I think people love it more than I do. It's one of those, like, I think it's funny, but I just. Will Ferrell could make anybody laugh. He really could. Christopher Walker. I'll give you one that I see. No one's chimed in. And then we'll go rapid fire when Lindsay Lohan is part of this bit and it's the Debbie Downer where characters start breaking character because it's just so funny. The Debbie Downer at Disneyland. Debbie Downer played by Rachel Dratch. Yeah. Or is it. Yeah. And Lindsay Lohan's in the sketch. Lindsay Lohan's in the sketch. And everyone in the sketch starts breaking character because it's just so ridiculously funny. Debbie Downer, I think, is awesome. Debbie Downer was a good bit. Let's go to Nick and Phoenix. What's up, Nick? Hey, what's going on, fellas? What's up, bro? I know you got a lot of people on the line. I don't know if you guys remember a show that tried to compete with SNL back in the day. It was called Fridays. And that's where Kramer got His start. They used to do a sketch comedy show on it. It's called Fridays. Look it Up. But I wanted to give a Key and Peele sketch that made me laugh the most. And that was when they did the little homie thing with the puppet. It's a good one. Key and Peele have so many. So many good ones. Spot. What was the one that you and I loved where they were like, smooth talking women? It was like, how do you do it? That. Yeah, it was like a throwback. A throwback. They're really good, man. They're really good. Mad tv. A lot of people came out of Mad tv. The Will Sassos of the world, Bobby Lee Bobby and Artie Langs. But I think Stewart is the only Frank Caliendo. Frank Caliendo, yeah. Was he on Mad tv? Yeah, I think he was. Stuart was the only thing that really comes to mind for me from that. Look what I could do, you know, from Mad tv. But you got to throw it out there. Fucking sketch comedy. You think the goat. You think Michael Jordan held his own with Jack Candy? I'm good at smart enough and doggone it, people like me. No, that's Stuart Smalley. What'd you say? Was a different thing. Yeah, it was though their writer. Who would voice that? Jack Handy. By the way, I just saw recently, highly influential in the career of Anthony Jesel Neck is his hero Jack Handy. I could see it. Yeah, yeah. It's the same sort of comedy. The wit. Let's see. What about Men on Film? That's in. Hated it. Yeah. And they wore the tiny little hats. Or Men on Sports. That was great. How about the Homeboy Shopping Network? That was one of my favorites as a kid. Now you got me there thinking about home. You don't play that and all that. Homie Clown. What cracked me up was the head detective because remember, it was just the guy with the head and his shoes. David Alan Greer. Why. Why was that the funniest thing to me? I was such a head detective. Was so funny. I was a kid that. I was a kid that thought head detective was the funniest thing on planet Earth. It was so funny. Well, again, we were little. We were just like that ass bit. I told you when you're a kid and you're watching it, you're like, what is this? I. I used to put. I'm not even joking. I would put socks inside a sock and I would hit my siblings thinking I was homie clown. Dickie, don't play that. Dicky, don't play that. Homie don't play that. Um, let's go to Hunter in North Carolina. What's up, Hunter? Hey, guys. A lot of callers still in the Thunder and you guys as well. I went right to Fire Marshal Jim, Fire Marshall Bill. Oh, Fire Marshal Bill. Oh, maybe I was confusing that with Jim Carrey, but, yeah, no, that's that. But I'm. I'm past my bedtime, and I just wanted to let you guys know the early morning listening has brought me to you guys. The Dan Patrick hat trick. Nice. There you go. You know, I love hearing that because that's sort of the reason we do it. Yeah. When we do the Dan Patrick hat trick and we film for Dan, our goal is, like, hopefully they like us where then they find us in the afternoon. And you know what? I appreciate that, man. Hunter means a lot, buddy. All right, let's go to Dave in Gilbert, Arizona. What's up, Dave? These are the Dave's I know. Hey, gentlemen. How you doing? What's up? So, a few things. 1999, I went on a trip to the UK, saw a friend there, early 20s, who said, have you ever heard of Ali G? And I'm like, no, what's that? And my eyes were opened. And then he was on HBO less than a year later. Everybody was. Everybody had a friend in the crew that was quoting Ali G nonstop. Was so awesome. There was a. You're right. There was a good year or so and Borat and all the things that came out of it. Bruno. Bruno. But yeah, yeah, honestly, Sasha Baron Cohen in that show was honestly, fantastic. Great phone call. That unlocks a lot of funny moments. Watching TV that was more like a candid camera kind of like he was in character, you know, like, it wasn't like the people in the show who he's interviewing weren't in on it. Is that wild? Like, when he would go to certain cities and towns and how people behave. Oh, my God. And by the way, like, some of these things, like you pointed out, Rich, I might not find as funny now if I were to see him for the first time. But when you're a young dumb idiot drinking with your buddies or whatever, you know, these are the things that made you laugh. And I remember watching as a kid when it was a young Adam Sandler and Chris Farley, and they did this whole pool sitting thing. They were house sitting. And Adam Sandler's like the house sitter, and he walks in the backyard and the pool was all sludgy. Do you remember that? Yes. And he crack open a Can of Schmidt's gay. And it was like a bunch of guys. A bunch of dudes pop out and it's all sparkly and everything. And they're like, yeah, they're high fiving. It's weird. Kavita brings that drink to my house. Every part of. And does it work? I love that skit as well. Yeah. So, Covino guy, I don't think they have the rights to the Van Halen song anymore. So you can't hear. But when they did the Van Halen, Top of the World was. It was magnificent. The new music just doesn't. He's so right. If you look it up on YouTube, it's a generic wannabe Van Halen riff that they use. But it's so funny because I've looked it up since Dan, and I've noticed the same thing. But when I first saw that and I just. It was memorable. I cracked up. How about skits that turned into movies? They were so good. Oh, yeah. Like Wayne's World. Yeah. Not always the case, though, because Rich loved It's Pate Everything night at the Roxbury. Oh, I used to love that. You know, one of our personal favorites is. And I know no one else likes it except Covino, myself, and Spot because we just think it's so stupid. What? MacGruber. Oh, yeah. Are really warming up to you guys. A classic. You guys have been looking up some Brian Fellows from Tracy Morgan. That ghost got devil eyes. Yes. I quote till this day on this show all the time. People hit me up all the time. Dude, what are you saying? I'm quoting Tracy Morgan as Dominican Lou. Do you remember Dominican Lou? Yes. He would be the news guy. Like, I could be he. I could be he. Or Astronaut Jones. Can I tell you a fun story? We're what, two weeks away from the Super Bowl? I remember one of the moments that, you know, when everyone around you is looking like, what are they doing? We had Tracy Morgan on our show maybe, what, five years ago. Dude, that was. That was even longer. But we've had him on since We. We've had. We had Tracy Morgan on the show at the super bowl media row. And we're like, you know what, Tracy? We're big fans of Astronaut Jones. So he stands up and at full volume, he's like, come on, guys, sing it with me. He's like, rocket. I'm on a rocket. I'm packing my suitcase. Think about mood. And all of us sang Astronaut Jones together. It exists somewhere. But it was one of my highlights of my life. Outer space. Astronaut Jones, Tracy Morgan race. So your favorites as we celebrate Dave Chappelle on this day. We'll take two more phone calls from now. Rest of your feedback on the other side and at Covino and Rich on social media. What do we got, Danny Daniel in Virginia. Hey, Daniel, what's up? What's up, guys? I got two from Saturday Night Live. Philip the hyper kid. Mike Myers always wore the helmet. Yeah. And he's on a leash, right? Yeah, yeah. And then the other classic was Turd Ferguson. Celebrity Jeopardy. Oh, I mean, yeah, that's a whole different. Yeah, right, that. Oh, the celebrity Jeopardy is so good. You know. You know what's interesting? Thinking about McDonald how I'll show me the rapist. That's therapist. So many of these characters, Sean Connery and Bits sort of molded our personality today and sort of makes it sort of defines what we find humorous. Even on this show. We quote this stuff all the time. A lot of people hit us up saying Chappelle really revolutionary. He brought it back. And toeing the line when he did the racial draft. Oh yeah, that's great. Tyrone Biggums classic you crazy Joe Rogan that, you know. Come on, we're talking about legendary stuff. So let's go to Andy in Mississippi and then we'll take the rest of your feedback. I'll read the intro as well. What's up, Andy? Hey, guys. I got a couple for you, Mrs. Swan. Oh, he looked like me. Well, yes, he knew. Love that from that tv. Yep, yep. And then the Young Ones, that was on MTV like After Midnight. And that's where Drop Dead Fred actor got his start. What was it called? I don't know if I remember that, but I was a big mtv. It was British. Okay. I'm sure I've seen it then. I watched everything. Even the ones that aren't your favorite are still memorable. Like I was just thinking for some reason, remember Dana Carvey? I'm sorry, not Dana Carvey. David Spade. Bye bye. Bye bye. Hey, let me ask. Bye bye. Would you consider Benny Hill sketch comedy or like variety show stuff? Like what? Would you even consider that? Because as a kid those are your first like, boing moments. Your dad would be watching Benny Hill and you'd sit there as a kid like, what are all these half naked women running around with this old guy? I don't know where Benny Hill fits into this, but I'd say he had some good sketch comedy stuff back in the day. Speaking of UK comedy, we'll take the rest of your feedback, the rest of your phone calls. I knew that was coming. We'll read the intro YouTube chat. But you know what, Danny G. Of all the feedback we're getting so far and when you look at list online, a lot of people saying Charlie Murphy, Rick James might be like the number one special. The only reason we didn't bring that up is because it's so obvious that it's the most memorable. I did, I did earlier. So anything Charlie Murphy related is everybody's favorite. It, it really hit home to so many of us. Cocaine's a hell of a drug. They were all the best. All right, well listen, we'll take all your feedback and love hanging with you guys. So appreciate all the, all the love. Kavino and Rich more next right here on Fox Sports. Rad. Are you facing hiring headaches? Staffing. Your business is complex, you crazy Kavino. High turnover, skills gaps and ever changing regulations. That Rich Davis is such an ass. Well, regulations can slow growth and drain resources. That's where Express Employment Professionals comes in. Can I ask you a few questions? Sure. With decades of staffing expertise, Express connects you to a larger pool of qualified candidates, helping you reduce turnover and build the right size workforce. 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Tirerack.com the way tire buying should be and facing peak season peak looking for a new team member. Workforce solutions from Express Employment pros make hiring easy. Visit expresspros.com find an office near you and see how express could help you hire smarter and faster. You know, speaking of Saturday Night Live, I saw one of our mutual pals works on the Elvis Durant show at iHeart Scary Jones. There was a fan experience spot. I feel like this is something you would want to do. Did you see like a year ago or so where you had the opportunity to go to the set, they play the music and you walk out like as if you're about to host? No way. I saw a few people in the media posting like there must have been like an experience where it would be like. And now your host, Danny G. And you walk out and you. And they, like, make the video for you, like you're hosting snl. That's pretty cool. That's a cool thing. That's very, very cool. All right, so this is the anniversary of the Chappelle Show. Chappelle Show, 23 years ago, 2003. So your favorite sketch comedy bits, whether it be mad TV and living color, Kids in the hall, whatever. You could continue chiming in at Covino Enrich at Fox Sports Radio. Danny G. Is there one more phone call you want to get to or we're moving on? You know what? We could go rapid fire. All right, dope. Let's do that, Rich. Little crossfire action. Crossfire. Let's do that. I have one question for you. Is there. I didn't think it was someone you would know, but do you know who sang the Chappelle theme? Remember the cool old black guy with just the banjo, the guitar, like, Chappelle Show. I mean, I remember it was. It was a singer whose name was Aaron Hill. Dude named Aaron. Aaron Hill. And. Wait a minute, hold on. Yeah, I think so. All right, there you go. That was it. You just dropping fun facts? Well, yeah, because I feel like I was thinking maybe it was someone else. But no, just. That was a cool little intro, too, I think. I say something like. And believe it or not, that's Grant Hill's grandpappy. What was the name you gave Rich? Is it Aaron Hill? It says John Red Scott is what I'm seeing here. You're talking about the very beginning, where he's throwing the money in the hat. Yeah, the theme song, Chappelle. Well, I was a good fan. I think we all were big fans of the Chappelle Showed it. And when he dropped something new, we automatically tune in because we've been fans for a long time now. It just seemed like every sketch he had was an instant classic. It was. And that's what I talked about the very next day. Yeah, that's what I was trying to convey, too. That, like, when me and my friends would talk about the show and that one and that one and that. We just talked about the whole show. I remember watching that. You know, you were like, Danny, you could probably remember, like, when you buy it on dvd, by the way, you'd have, like, the season on dvd. I had them on dvd. It's so funny you would say that, because I remember having the Chappelle show seasons. Remember when you would display your DVD like your apartment? Yeah, I had it, too. Do you probably remember the old TV, an apartment you lived in in the 2000s when you were watching Chappelle Show. You put. You t. Voted probably before DVR was a normal thing. All right, let's. Want a rapid fire or what? Rapid fire. Remember, we got show and tell Thursday and more football. That's Zach in Idaho. What's up, Zach? Hey, Zach. Hey, what's up, guys? What up, Keen Pill, Sex Detective and the texting one. Those were pretty good. Yeah. You know what? It's funny. Every once in a while, I still see one that I never saw before, and they still get me. I think they're really underrated. I think we put the Chappelle show on a pedestal. But Key and Peel really were legendary in their own right, too, man. I think they're really great. Oh, did you see the one where they're walking down the street and the guy's acting all tough and thuggish? Yeah. And then when the guy. When the other guy walks away, he's like, oh, my God, I was so scared. They were so good. I mean, they're just. They really hit the mark and they're both. We've. We've interviewed them both, and both very cool. Very cool. Very cool. Went on to be a superstar director. So let's go to Chemo in Virginia Beach. What's up? Hey, buddy. Chemo. Let's go to Bobby in Rochester. Hey, Bobby. What's up, guys? Hey. I just wanted to say something about Kids in the Hall. They had this reoccurring character, the Chicken Lady. Chicken lady from Kids in the Hall. You could talk to Big Mike about that. That's his favorite. Big Mike was a big fan, for sure. I love Kids in the Hall. I do remember some of it, though. For sure. Never heard of it. Who's going next? Maine. Another Bobby. Bobby in Maine. Bobby. Not to be confused with former Mets pitcher Bobby Maine. Hey, what up, Bobby? Hey, boys. Going back to Living Color, Vera de Milo. Hi, I'm Vera de Milo. It killed me but that outfit and going back to, like, the Russian, you know, stereotypes of the day. Does anybody remember the brothers Brothers? When they would pretend like they're the Smothers brothers, but they were the Brothers brothers. They'd be playing a guitar. I do remember that. My brother is a brother. They had so many goofy bits, too, man. You're right. In Living Color. So many. Joey hit a hand. Did anyone say handyman? I think they did. I hit a handyman. Someone hit us up and said, can't do that one what about Schweddy balls? Oh yeah. So many. A lot of these. You're right. Sam. You couldn't handyman. You could not do that. Was deemed insensitive. La Evan, wrap it up and then we'll go to damn by what's up, Ev? Hey, what's up, brother? I just wanted. I got your sweaty balls hanging. But Rich. But yeah, you guys have a great one. Just want to say Danny is the best. You body boy Rich with his beautiful wife and everyone to hear what he said. Catch the podcast. Yeah, we had. We had to drop his call. He was just about to say and I also love Iowa, Sam. But he had a curse first. Yeah, but you know what? He said complimentary stuff. So I don't mind. I don't mind the cursing. It's all right. Just try to keep it clean. But thank you guys. He was so. He was so emphatic about his love. You think that Vito will use that for a network promo? Should be. Should be. Let's stick around because we got show and tell and if we have time some more NFL and if we don't have time, remember, over promised airs in 20 minutes. It's our bonus show so we continue right here on YouTube. Covino and Rich FSR or you could stream it later on Cavino and Rich over promise new episode one 25 begins in 20. All right, Dan Byer. Give us the update, my friends. Baltimore Ravens are hiring Jesse Minter to be their new head coach. He gets a five year deal. Ravens made the hiring official as he spent the last two seasons as the Chargers defensive coordinator. Tennessee Titans officially named Robert Sala is their new head coach. Reports surfaced earlier in the week that he would be the guy. Titans made it official today. Bills were busy interviewing for former Giants head coach Brian Daboll and Colts defensive coordinator Lou Annarumo today for their head coaching vacancy. Reports say Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Yudinsky will interview in Buffalo on Sunday. Washington Post says the FBI is investigating the death of former Colts owner Jim Irsay, who died last May at the age of 65. The report says Irsay's doctor, who prescribed him pain meds, is also part of the probe. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, along with Drake May, Josh Allen, Christian McCaffrey and Trevor Lawrence are the finalists for the NFL's MVP award. Texas Rangers acquired pitcher Mackenzie Gore from the Nationals for five prospects. Minwu Lee shares the lead after first round play at the American Express at 10 under par with Scotty Scheffler. One shot back. Finally, ESPN reports the agent for Mavericks forward Anthony Davis. That would be Rich. Paul has told the Mavericks he wants Davis to be traded by next week. The NBA's trade deadline is two weeks from today. Guys, back to you. Thank you DB. DB the man as always, thank you buddy boy. Now coming up, we are going to do a little Covino and Rich show and tell. It's your chance to win a prize. If you're watching on our YouTube chat and our YouTube livestream. If you could identify the two mystery throwback items we have right here on Spot show and Tell cam. Two items in the studio. Yeah, what's the significance? Identify those two and you win a prize. And we'll talk a little more NFL before we get into our bonus podcast coming up as well over Promise. So hang tight. 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The calculation was that there was some number of Americans who were ready for something different, who were ready for something that was counter to the culture, if you will. Perfect timing. In the decade of the 1960s, listen to Business History on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts and watch episodes on YouTube. Like, if we're on the air here and I literally have my contract here, and I'm looking at, you know, as soon as I sign this, I'm gonna get a seven figure check. I've told them I won't be working here in two weeks. Weeks. From the underground clubs that shaped global music to the pastors and creatives who built a cultural empire, the Atlanta Is podcast uncovers the stories behind one of the most influential cities in the world. The thing I love about Atlanta is that it's a city of hustlers, man. Each episode explores a different chapter of Atlanta's rise, featuring conversations with Ludacris, Will Packer, Pastor Jamal Bryant, DJ drama, and more. The full series is available to listen to now. I really just had never experienced anything like what was going on in the city as far as, like, you know, seeing so many young, black, affluent creatives in all walks of life. The church had dwindled almost to nothing. And God said, this is your assignment. And that's like how you know, like, okay, are you from Atlanta for real? I ain't got to say too much. I'm Grady, baby. Shut up. Listen to Atlanta is on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Podcast is Kavino and Rich, the the Hans and Fran of Fox Sports Radio because we're here to pump you, you up. CNR on FSR live from the Fox Sports Radio studio. Our show is sponsored by DraftKings Sportsbook, an official sports betting partner of the NFL and NBA. Right now, use promo code CR SHOW to claim your special offer at DraftKings. Again, that's promo code CR SHOW at DraftKings. The Crown is yours. Yeah. And Rich, are you done wiping with that terrible dry toilet paper you always had? I think it's about time we all switch to life changing. Hear that? Life changing wet, extra large flushable dude wipes. They used to call Rich skid mark Rich. Never true, but I'll roll with it. I got rid of those skid marks, guys. Wetter just cleans better. Available at Amazon and major retailers nationwide. Dude wipes better clean. The best clean. In fact, pants down. And now it's time to give away a prize. Every Thursday, we lay out some pretty sweet memorabilia. On a throwback Thursday, some cool items. If you could guess what's in the studio just based on simply looking and taking a peek, you win a prize. Danny G. You want to take it away? Yeah, I need a drum roll. All right, here we go. In the chat on YouTube, Stephen L. Lopez, all about comedy today, he said, is that Murphy Lee's red New York Yankees hat from the video. From the video tail feather. No, chicken tail feather. So he selected. Okay, it's Crprises at Gmail. All right, show and tell. Throwing it back on a Thursday. And I'll tell you what this is. Okay? So if you watched on ESPN recently, I think they did a 30 for 30. And they gave credit to Spike Lee for changing, I guess, the culture of baseball caps in the hat game. Because before Spike Lee there was no red Yankee hats. I believe it was the 96 or 98 World Series. He busted out a red Yankee hat. And they credit him for opening up the floodgates for different colors and different options because he actually did go the next step and he sort of got permission from. Not George Steinbrenner, I believe, and the powers that be that said, hey, could I design a Yankees hat in a different color? So I can't take that away from Spike Lee. But I do credit someone else as well for popularizing the red Yankee hat. And that would be, yeah, Fred Durst, Ben Stiller, you, my mo Saga. This is not just a red Yankee hat. This is an autographed. Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit did it all for the nookie. That is dope. Red Yankee hat. So that's your personalized to me, actually it's not, but he did it for me. Yeah. You brought in the red Yankee hat. I was there at the rolling video. I brought in the Fred Durst red Yankee hat. As you guys know, I play rock music every night on Turbo. And I'm new era. What is it? I'm new era. Wait, what's the lyric? Ebruh. I stay fitted. New era committed. There it is. So that is a cool piece. Yeah, that's your Yankee Fred. They're special. Now this red cap gets a rat from these critics. My piece of memorabilia today. Rest in peace. We lost him last year, but before he passed away, we had had the Hulkster on our show a few times. And I said, hey brother, do you mind signing a Hulkamania shirt for me? That's awesome. I got a Hulkamania signed shirt from the man himself. And I do plan on putting this in a frame one day. I gotta. I gotta hang this in the man cave. Brother body, get a lunch out of this bad boy. That's very cool. The tie dye Hulkamania signed shirt. I figured I'd bring that in for show and tell today. I love it. The Hulk running wild changed wrestling thunder lips. Movie star. I think no holds barred was. Was a bit of a turd of a movie. But aside from that, I love the Hulkster. I think it's safe to say that no holds barred was terrible. And this hat, you know, as a Yankees fan, as a rock fan, it's like a double doozy for me. And there is a debate on whether or not maybe the Fed Durst autograph brings the value down. But I say no. I'm a big Limp Bizkit fan. I think it's a cool item. If you're a music fan, you like rock and you like the Yankees, that is, that to me symbolizes the Yankees. And nowadays I did it all for the nookie, but I'll take that cookie, too, especially a subway cookie. So I stay fitted, new era committed with my red Yankee hat. And if you guessed, thank you very much. And if you want to hear me play some Limp Bizkit, catch me tonight on SiriusXM Turbo 41. And better yet, yeah, the show continues right here on YouTube. Covino and Rich FSR. And we're going to talk about, well, the games this weekend. There's some interesting matchups that no one else is talking about except for us. Let's just say there's a lot of Sean's versus Mike's. Right? So in the history of music and sports, what happens when a Sean takes on a mic? We've done the extensive research, so we're going to battle it out. Based on that, we're going to tell you who wins this week, Mike or Sean. Based on Rabel McVeigh. Who else? McDonald and missing Peyton. There you go. Yes, Sean versus. Yes, Sean versus Mike's. We go over who might be ass. We talk some he man because the he man trailer came out today. And Rich's picks for the weekend all on over promise. Brand new episode 125 in just six minutes at Covino and Rich FSR. You could listen, but we prefer you watch and get involved. All right, we thank you guys. Thank you. Danny and I were Sam and Spotty. We'll see you guys later. Until then, Ariba Dare you, baby. Yeah. See you in the promised land. This is an I heart podcast. Guaranteed human.