Hour 2 - Last One Standing in NOLA

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Herd with Colin Cowherd – Hour 2: Last Man Standing

Release Date: February 4, 2025

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Introduction

In the second hour of "Last Man Standing" on The Herd with Colin Cowherd, hosts Covino and Rich delve deep into the tumultuous world of sports trades, focusing primarily on high-profile moves in the NBA and NFL. The discussion navigates through player trade requests, team dynamics, and the broader implications of athletes taking control of their careers.

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1. Myles Garrett Requests Trade from the Cleveland Browns

Timestamp: [07:00]

The episode kicks off with a major headline: Myles Garrett, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year, has requested a trade away from the Cleveland Browns. Covino remarks, “Now, this is a question. Clearly, you know, he was expecting Watson to ball out way more than we ever got to see” ([16:04]). Rich adds, “I think this is a great move, and I'll tell you why. There comes a point in every star's career where if you put enough time in...” ([17:16]). The hosts dissect Garrett's motives, emphasizing his desire to win a Super Bowl and questioning whether the Browns are positioned to meet his aspirations.

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2. Analyzing the Anthony Davis and Luka Doncic Trade

Timestamp: [08:19]

Covino shifts the conversation to the NBA, dissecting the Lakers' strategic move of trading Anthony Davis to acquire Luka Doncic. “When you originally look at what the Lakers gave up to get AD you could say that that's the progression of what led them to now,” Covino explains ([08:45]). Rich concurs, highlighting the Lakers' forward-thinking front office decisions: “The Mavericks approached them with this offer. When someone approaches you with a generational superstar like Luka at the age of 25, the Lakers had no choice but to make that move” ([09:35]).

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3. Players Taking Control: Mike Trout vs. Shohei Ohtani

Timestamp: [18:00]

The hosts draw parallels between Myles Garrett's trade request and MLB stars Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani's career decisions. Covino states, “It's like you see how owners are still able and capable of treating their players. You see, they were on the same team, and you see the paths they took. I think you got to take a little piece out of these playbooks and use them in your own life” ([18:38]). Rich elaborates, “Mike Trout will forever have the reputation of, what a great player... Shohei Ohtani, when the time was right,... He went from... face of the league” ([17:16]).

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4. Team Dynamics and Player Reactions

Timestamp: [12:08]

The conversation shifts to how players like Anthony Davis might respond to being traded to new teams. Covino muses, “There's gonna be that moment of, well, we gotta build this chemistry. We gotta feel it out and can it work?” ([12:08]). Rich speculates on AD’s potential attitude, asking, “Can he go into Dallas, bro hug Mark Cuban and be like, I'm really happy to be part of this organization?” ([12:08]).

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5. Broader Implications of Athlete Trade Requests

Timestamp: [19:50]

Covino and Rich explore the societal and professional impacts when athletes request trades. Covino reflects on loyalty in professional relationships, “These pros ain't loyal. And that's part of the game” ([18:38]). Rich compares Garrett's decision to legendary athletes who chose personal and professional growth over long-term loyalty: “So if he's saying to myself, like, look, you know, I play for me...” ([19:51]).

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6. Audience Interaction and Call-ins

Timestamp: [10:13]

The hosts engage with listeners through live calls, discussing additional trade scenarios like the DeMar DeRozan and Kawhi Leonard trade. Covino emphasizes, “We have this belief that these athletes are not like real people. Like, they're robot people that we watch playing sports” ([11:00]). Callers provide their insights, enriching the discussion with varied perspectives.

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7. Trivia Segment: Last One Standing

Timestamp: [26:11]

To inject some fun, Covino and Rich host a trivia game titled "Last One Standing." Contestants battle through sports-related questions, testing their knowledge on NFL teams, Super Bowl quarterbacks, and NBA player career statistics. Notable moments include Covino securing multiple wins and engaging banter among the hosts, highlighting the competitive yet entertaining nature of the show.

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8. Conclusion and Future Discussions

Timestamp: [43:44]

As the episode wraps up, Covino and Rich tease future topics, including debates on the motivation behind Super Bowl contenders and more live interactions from Media Row. They reflect on the day's discussions, reinforcing the themes of athlete agency and the evolving landscape of professional sports.

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Notable Quotes:

• “When someone approaches you with a generational superstar like Luka at the age of 25, the Lakers had no choice but to make that move.” – Covino ([09:35])

• “I think this is a great move, and I'll tell you why. There comes a point in every star's career where if you put enough time in...” – Rich ([17:16])

• “It's like you see how owners are still able and capable of treating their players. You see, they were on the same team, and you see the paths they took.” – Covino ([18:38])

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Conclusion

"Last Man Standing" offers a comprehensive analysis of significant sports trades, emphasizing player empowerment and the strategic decisions behind team management. Covino and Rich provide insightful commentary, enriched by audience participation and interactive segments, making it a must-listen for sports enthusiasts seeking depth and engagement.

Transcript

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[Covino]

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[Rich]

Find your local station for Kavito and [e-mail] or stream us live every day on the iHeartRadio app by searching FSR. Yeah, what's up Media Row?

[Covino]

Can't talk about those locos. It's the show and not the rag or anything. Like I said, it's our 19th, I think, super bowl and loving every second of broadcasting live from media row. Day one at Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans. Half our crew is at the Tire Rack.com studio back on the west side. Tirerack.com will help you get there. An unmatched selection, fast. Free shipping, free road hazard protection, over 10,000 recommended installers. Tirerack.com the way tire buying should be.

[Rich]

I see that cool tire rack table over there on the set I did.

[Covino]

That looks dope.

[Rich]

A stack of tires, a nice glass table on top. And by the way, Danny G every day puts together our best of each hour. Just search Covino Enrich wherever you get your pods. Rated 5 stars and I'll appreciate it.

[Covino]

Can I say this too? We were in Vegas this past weekend for the Benavidez fight and we had a hell of a broadcast live. Brian Custer stopped by. Old friend of ours but tremendous broadcaster. We talked about his career path and fighting and sports and everything else. But we also did a bonus show this past weekend, a Saturday broadcast from Vegas with Jim Lampley, where we also talked about the Super Bowl. You and I actually fought about it and we'll talk about that later on. But be sure to catch it, follow rate and review wherever you stream your podcast. Search Covino and Rich. So now we get you involved. FOX Sports Radio Nation live from New Orleans. Bo's on the phones. He's on standby waiting just to say hi. 87799 on Fox or Ovino and Rich. If you want to chime in on social media, shout out to Sam on the ones and twos and buyer. But we do this every Monday. It's things that make you go, hmm. And again, it could be football related, super bowl related. It could be anything you did this weekend related.

[Rich]

Or as our intro points out, Cavino and Rich bring up topics no one else does because I got, I got something on my mind.

[Covino]

Oh yeah.

[Rich]

Let's hear two things. I thought we all, as a societal, I thought as a society, we had had enough. Not not only fighting about politics, that's what you thought I was gonna say. I thought we had enough of O.J. simpson movies and documentaries and oh, here's the, you know, David Schwimmer Juice, Juice, Juice, Juice. We thought every documentary and stone had been unturned, and we lost OJ this past year, there's a new docu series on Netflix.

[Covino]

I'm actually glad you pointed this out, because one would have thought, yeah, I've seen it already, bro. You've seen every one of them.

[Rich]

I thought this, and I paid no.

[Covino]

Mind, because I thought it was just like another one I'd seen released on Netflix.

[Rich]

I was doing a little scrambling around before we took our flight from Vegas to New Orleans, and I said, you know what? We download a couple of things. I'm like, oh, I can't watch shows that my wife is watching. So I cancel out Dexter and, you know, Silo and shrinking on all our shows. What could I download? Like, yeah, she doesn't. She won't give a crap about this O.J.

[Danny G]

Thing.

[Rich]

O.J. simpson, not Jewish.

[Covino]

O.J.

[Rich]

Simpson, American manhunt.

[Covino]

By the way, out of context, it sounds odd. Rich just referenced OJ Simpson.

[Rich]

Not a Jew. But guess who is hall of Famer.

[Covino]

Rod Carew from the Hanukkah song, Adam Sandler.

[Rich]

If you don't get that, then you're dumb.

[Covino]

Not everybody does. People just think you have, like, racist threats or something.

[Danny G]

I don't know.

[Rich]

Racist. O.J. simpson. He's not Jewish. American manhunt. O.J. when I tell you again, I thought we all had uncovered every little piece of OJ Info on all these documentaries. I'm two episodes in, and I'm learning this stuff I had no clue about, so it's actually worth the watch. Sadly informative to the point where you.

[Covino]

Should probably watch the thing that made Rich go, hmm. Is another documentary. And the fact that you're still learning things that you never knew about the O.J.

[Danny G]

Trial.

[Rich]

We, you know, they take you through the whole car chase, and they interview the cops that were on the phone with OJ While he had the gun to his head. And there's audio that I never heard before with AC and all that. So it's. It's an interesting documentary. So that made me go, all right.

[Covino]

This made me go, hmm. Speaking of foosball, speaking of football.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Covino]

The big story today is Myles Garrett is requesting a trade away from the Browns. Now we're going to dive into that deeper. But it did make me say, because also over the weekend, Kevin Durant went public and said, you know, this whole Ad Luka trade goes to show you that nobody's safe. You know, when people criticize players and the moves that they're making protecting themselves and their career and them either holding out like Pete Alonso or Jimmy Butler, who's saying he doesn't want to play anymore and this and that. You know, when people criticize the moves that players make, look what the owners are capable of doing to a player's life.

[Rich]

Which is why I always take the side of play. When people always take the side of, you know, ownership, I'm like, do you mean the billion dollar owners? Because it's not only superstars. I always feel bad for the dudes that are like a second year lineman who gets cut and it's like, that's it, right?

[Covino]

But it made me say, hmm. Because in one breath you're like, damn, man, that's messed up for AD and Luka. They didn't even see that coming. That's what I hope it works to their benefit. And then on the flip side, you got Myles Garrett taking control of his career, basically saying, yeah, all right, well, I want out now. Well, and again, we're going to dive in deeper in a few minutes.

[Rich]

About that, I got another thing that made me go, hmm and not is it who you know, who won the trade? You know, is Luka going to fit in in la? Because I feel like so much of that's been discussed. What made me go is when you trace back even the AD trade, this has been a great progression of trades and I was doing the homework on this myself and I saw Nick Wright, so I'll give him a little props on FS1.

[Covino]

Is that why you brought your Trapper Keeper?

[Rich]

I was doing my notes. I was wondering, man, Nick Wright pointed this out, but I was already on this train track of a little research. When you go back to realize what the Lakers gave up to get AD won a championship with AD bubble or not, I still give it, you know, it's still a championship.

[Covino]

I always thought it was a harder victory. I really always looked at it like that was under the most difficult of circumstances.

[Rich]

And then you take AD and now you trade him to get Luka. I feel like when you originally look at what the Lakers gave up to get AD you could say that that's the progression of what led them to now. And it's been some good moves for the Lakers front office. And I think it makes up for it makes up for any criticism for drafting bronnie because it's LeBron's kid. It's not like there were superstars in this year's draft. It was fine for me.

[Covino]

No, Palenca did absolutely what he had to do in that situation. I Don't think there's any debate whatsoever because the Mavericks approached them with this offer. And again, you heard the story as it unfurled like this. Started over a cup of coffee like, hey, would you, huh? Really interesting. A month later, they were able to work this out. When someone approaches you with a generational superstar like Luka at the age of 25, the Lakers had no choice but to make that move. So, yeah, it makes you say, hmm. But they did the right thing. Here again, your phone calls, your feedback at covinoenrich87799 on Fox. Who do we got?

[Danny G]

Danny G. Let's start with Ryan in Texas.

[Rich]

Yo, what's up, Ry?

[Covino]

Live from. No lot things that made you go this weekend. What's going on, fellas? What up, buddy? I was just calling with a couple of trades that reminded me of the.

[Danny G]

Luca trade a little bit.

[Covino]

That Demar DeRozan Kawhi Leonard trade was another pretty big one. And then the one that almost happened.

[Danny G]

The Chris Paul to the Lakers.

[Rich]

Yeah, you know, I think. I think you're right about the DeRozan one, because I think in order to call it a big trade, you need to have two names that are sort of household names. Because a lot of times it's superstar for it's a ton, like four picks and this and money. And when it's like essentially superstar for superstar with a couple add inside, that's monstrous.

[Covino]

Can I say this, too? And again, we'll take your phone calls at 87799 on Fox. We have this belief that these athletes are not like real people. Like, they're robot people that we watch playing sports. And Rich said this in passing and on the air, but briefly. But it does make me say, hmm, they're real life people. And of course, they're gonna be consummate professionals. And LeBron could ball with just about anybody. But there is gonna be that moment of, well, we gotta build this chemistry. We gotta feel it out and can it work? You know, Rich said it jokingly, but it's like they traded Rich for Jonas Knox. So, yeah, Jonas is great and all, but I don't work with him on a daily basis. Do I like him? Do I know he's good? Yeah. Do I respect him as a broadcaster? Absolutely. I love Jonas, but I never worked with him every day. We don't need to bring Jonas. This could be good and all, but, you know, it's gonna take a minute. I don't know how I feel. So you have to imagine how the Mavericks feel about ad How The Lakers feel about Luca, like, yeah, these are all great names and they could do the job, but will it work? And that adjustment period is real. And that makes me say, and there.

[Rich]

Are some people that get over it real quick, like getting caught off guard, and then some people that hold a little resentment and they're all sour. How do you know? Like, Anthony Davis could have two approaches. He could go into Dallas, bro hug Mark Cuban and be like, I'm really happy to be part of this organization. Let's go win a title. Or he could, like, come in with a sour attitude, like, why am I Dallas?

[Danny G]

Right?

[Rich]

Like, you don't know the attitude.

[Covino]

I don't know, but I think fires are lit. That's, that's my guess here.

[Danny G]

In the same. It's not like he got sent to a horrible team. He got sent to the second best team in the west right now. So you're next to Kyrie Irving. You're not going to be pouting for long, even if you're feeling a certain way, right? So when you're Anthony Davis, you have a little bit of a chip on your shoulder because you're disappointed that the Lakers blindsided you with this and you.

[Rich]

Were sort of told, like, let's read between the lines. Luka could move along to the Lakers now being like, oh, yeah, I'm out of shape and don't play defense. He can now, like you said, fire lit Anthony Davis. Oh, you don't think I'm the piece you need to win another? Okay. Like, you know, it's sort of an insult to both that you got to take that, as you said, that chip on your shoulder.

[Covino]

I live with that chip on a much lesser level, of course, but I live with that chip every day.

[Rich]

That's tostito.

[Covino]

It's actually a tostito, but, like, I relate to that. It's wherever you find motivation. Now, here's another question that makes me say, hmm, when you don't win with your franchise and you're a superstar like Luka, is it considered a failure? Because he did address the fans and he was like, his dream since he was a teenager was to bring a championship to Dallas. When on the flip side of things, AD did that with la. So do you look at like, Luka failed them in a way or. No, that made me say, I mean.

[Rich]

He made it to the NBA finals and just didn't have a great series.

[Covino]

AD has that on Luka. He won for his city. Can he win for the new city?

[Rich]

Let me, let me hit you up with One more NBA thing that made me go, you see that Giannis commented on this because everyone, by the way.

[Covino]

It'S funny you say that. My last one is what made me say, hmm, is how the stars reacted, because I, I was really intrigued by that. Patrick Mahomes being one of the funnier ones because he was like, I'm sick right now. He's a big time Mavericks fan, and you don't want this dude to feel any type of way heading into the Super Bowl. He's like, but I'm sick to my stomach. And then like a day later, a few hours later, he's like, but Kyrie and Ad.

[Rich]

Kind of sick, though, by the way.

[Covino]

He said, like, he, he's kind of feeling that matchup. I forget his exact tweet, but I, I don't know.

[Rich]

Another thing, I don't know who lost more followers. Selena Gomez, for crying about immigration. You know, she lost like a million followers. Did you see the Dallas Mavericks lost 700,000 followers after trading Luka.

[Covino]

Snoop Dogg lost a lot of followers, too. Just throwing that out there.

[Danny G]

That number's even bigger now.

[Rich]

But I said, Giannis commented on this. She said, all the stars did.

[Covino]

Stars reacted, man.

[Rich]

Giannis said, I just love it. I want Luka to the Lakers. I want Jokic to the Knicks. I want all the European stars to go to big markets. That's my dream. So he's saying, this is great for the NBA. He's saying, you know, he's in Milwaukee. Let's be honest, they want a chip with him. Milwaukee, the Bucs small market team. That is a lot of fun. But he's saying what would be great for the NBA is if Luka succeeds in Los Angeles. And what if a guy like Jokic or someone like that ended up in New York? How great would that be for the NBA?

[Covino]

Big time, big time move for the Lakers again. Their future is set up and really excited to see what other moves they make and what other moves that happen. We'll obviously keep you posted here on Fox Sports Radio. Now, we mentioned it. So I want to set this up real quick. Right quick. Miles Garrett requesting out of Cleveland.

[Rich]

Now, I think everyone that lives that request out of there.

[Covino]

Yeah. Well, this is a question. Clearly, you know, he was expecting Watson to ball out way more than we ever got to see.

[Rich]

He. He thought he was getting Primo desean Watson. He got Randall Watson.

[Covino]

Yeah, yeah. Randy Watson might have been better.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Covino]

So it does pose the question of you. Well, you see, again, that's the whole, I guess, would Dichotomy be the word or I don't know. You see what happens to players when they don't know and how owners just dish them off, by the way, you see when players take control of their lives and careers and they request a trade.

[Rich]

By the way, Jameis Winston did have a Randy Watson type vibe in the huddle, though.

[Covino]

Yeah, he did. Yes, he did.

[Rich]

Randall Watson. So.

[Danny G]

And really quick, Rich, apologize to Fox Sports 1350, the gambler in Cleveland.

[Rich]

Hey, the gambler. I apologize. I would love to go to Cleveland and do a live remote.

[Covino]

Now, do you respect Miles Garrett and his request out of Cleveland? Because he put his time in, he gave him everything he had. Is this what you would consider, and this is how we're positioning it here. A Mike Trout or a Shohei Ohtani? Do you blame Miles Garrett for him wanting out?

[Rich]

I think this is a great move, and I'll tell you why. There comes a point in every star's career where if you put enough time in. If you put enough time in, where you're like, all right, I've been here five plus years. I've tried to win in this city. I've tried to bring a championship here. It's not working. It's you. It's not me. It's the opposite of it's not you, it's me. How about, no, it's not me, it's you. And I think for Myles Garrett, you got to ask yourself, do you want to be Shohei Ohtani or do you want to be Mike Trout? Shohei Ohtani, when the time was right, said, listen, thank you, Anaheim, Angels of California. Of Anaheim. Of California, whatever they call themselves these days, the Angels. He exhausted his time there, and Ohtani said, it's the time I'm going to. The Dodgers fans loved it. Won a World Series, biggest star in the world 50, 50 year. He was. He went from. Oh, you mean one of the greatest Japanese players that plays down in Anaheim to the face of the league. Mike Trout will forever have the reputation of, what a great player. He's like the modern day Mickey Mantle, but Mickey Mantle has this other thing that he doesn't like a ton of World Series. If you want to take the Mike.

[Covino]

Trout route, it's sort of lessens your value.

[H]

Yeah.

[Covino]

And your legacy, you know, Again. Oh, okay. He's a loyal guy. He's loyal to the Angels, but as I've said for years now, these pros ain't loyal. And that's part of the game. When you see how owners are still able and capable of treating their players. You know, say that to Luka and AD Right now. So Trout or Ohtani is really the question here. Like, you see, they were on the same team, and you see the paths they took. I think you got to take a little piece out of these playbooks and use them in your own life. You know, Rich and I, even here at Radio Row, we pass by other people that employed us, and we say to ourselves, you know what? Glad we moved on. You know, it was time to move on. It's just sometimes hard to move on and sometimes content and complacent and easy to stay and remain where you are right now, because there's a comfort involved.

[Rich]

But.

[Justin Pennik]

But.

[Covino]

And that's the Mike Trout angle of it.

[Rich]

Not only a comfort, almost a very loyal, a very admirable mindset of, you drafted me. I'm going to prove that you made a right decision.

[H]

There's.

[Covino]

Yeah, there's something honorable there, too.

[Rich]

And, you know, hold on.

[Covino]

With Myles Garrett, though, the sole reason for him wanting to leave, and it's always been his motive and his goal as a professional is to win a Super Bowl. So if he's saying to myself, like, look, you know, I play for me, I don't think that the Cleveland Browns are in any position to win a Super bowl right now. So that's why I came here. And your goals in. The goals are not being met, so I'm out. Did you expect that?

[Rich]

Did you just quote Ivan Drago?

[Covino]

Yeah, he's saying, in a way, he's saying it's. In a way, he's saying, I want what's best for me, and that's to play for a winning organization. So he still has team in mind, but he wants to play for a winning team, and I kind of respect that because it's much easier sometimes to. To stay where it's just comfortable. And that goes for your employer, and it also goes for your relationships.

[Rich]

The Bucks are a playoff team. They're not at the caliber Danny G. That they were when, you know, Giannis won a chip a couple of years ago. But do we feel that way about Dame Lillard, where he spent a decade plus, and everyone's like, yo, how admirable. He. He's the Blazers one star. He was. So, you know, they had a couple at one point, but, you know, you didn't feel that way about Dame.

[Danny G]

No. He was there for so long that I think that's why everybody was okay with him towards the end of his run here.

[Rich]

Right.

[Danny G]

Going somewhere else.

[Rich]

That's My point, my point is that.

[Covino]

Girl in your life who says that you wasted her best years, it's like that.

[Rich]

You've done that to many girls.

[Covino]

No, we haven't heard.

[Danny G]

You've heard that.

[Covino]

No, no, I have. No, I've heard that. Other people have heard that.

[Rich]

How old your girlfriend though?

[Covino]

Oh, she's got great years ahead of her. She's fine.

[Rich]

Kavino dated her from 25 to 31.

[Covino]

Yeah, but what am I? I'm chopped liver.

[Rich]

If you don't, if you don't end up with her. Yeah, you wasted, you wasted her championship years.

[Covino]

And you're right, everybody would say that and that's unfortunate.

[Rich]

But you know what, Dame Lillard, I bring him up because that is where I'll put Miles Garrett played for a weak ass organization that he gave it his best shot and now it's like, all right, I did the right thing. I want to win now. I want to win now. I've done the right thing. Ohtani Angels did the right thing.

[Covino]

Anyway, it's a crossroads and you get there and it's Bone Thugs and harmony. You're there. Rich sees Britney Spears. I know it's a crossroads and that's where Myles Garrett was at. And it happens to everybody at one point in their life, relationship or career. And you have to ask yourself this right, there's a fork in the road. Do I go left? Do I go right? Do I go the road less traveled by Robert Frost style? Do I pull a Mike Trout or Shohei Ohtani? And Miles Garrett is pulling a Shohei Ohtani and that has made all the difference. Alright, it's Fox Sports Radio live from nola. And again we want to get you involved Fox Sports Radio Nation. So the number is 87799 on Fox. 87799 on Fox. Even though we're here on site Radio Row for Super Bowl 59, Danny G packs some swiggies. So we're going to play last one standing. Your chance to play, your chance to win. Call now at 87799 on Fox. We're playing next.

[Rich]

That's what you meant when you said Danny G was packing.

[Covino]

Yeah.

[Rich]

Oh, I'm sorry.

[Covino]

You think I was gays and I.

[Rich]

Don'T know, dude, I wasn't gazing. We have more Kavito and Rich next.

[Danny G]

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[Bobby Bones]

Hey, it's Bobby Bones. Join me and former NFL quarterback Matt Castle every Wednesday for our new P.O. lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle. Between us, we have over 17,500 passing yards, multiple New York Times bestsellers, and one mirrorball trophy from Dancing with the Star. So where else are you going to find a show with that much athleticism and football insight? Based in Nashville, we're more than just your basic NFL show. We talk sports, but we talk pop culture and music and a little bit of everything because we got lots to say. I texted you and you texted me back. Now, I don't know if you have the update, but, like, all the little thumbs up and heart and stuff, like, it's all colored. They changed it and the heart's a little pink. It felt like I told you I loved you. I'm gonna be honest. It was a little pink.

[Rich]

There was something sentimental when you. Like when you send it. It was like, do I send the heart now?

[Bobby Bones]

I don't like the color edition.

[Rich]

It's extremely pink.

[Bobby Bones]

Listen to Lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Covino]

Get those beignets away from me.

[Rich]

Come on, dude. What do you call it in German again?

[Covino]

A gain.

[Rich]

Stifler, I'm stifling your game.

[Covino]

I'm trying to my games. I'm going to the gym to start trying to give me beignets. Live from NOLA. Live from the Tirerack.com studio.

[H]

So good.

[Covino]

Appreciate you guys hanging out with us again. Live from Media Row, Rich has powder on his nose.

[Danny G]

Now.

[Covino]

Is that. Is that powder on his nose?

[Rich]

Yeah, I was gonna say I'm so hyped, people can think I'm on coke. It's a beignet, everybody.

[Covino]

I'm sorry to break you the news, but everybody thinks you are because you're so hyped up. Again, we're live from Media row Super Bowl 59. Travis Matthew. Apparel designed for confidence and comfort no matter where the day takes you. I gotta tell you, your super bowl drip, as they say, matters. So Travis Matthew hooking it up. We appreciate it. From performance driven styles to everyday essentials for men and women, Travis Matthew has you covered. Visit travismathieu.com and receive 20% off your first order when you sign up for email. Such high quality apparel. I'm loving it. So comfortable. Guys, please take our word on this. Get your 20% off your first [e-mail].

[Rich]

And thank you to Sagar and Elijah. They broke out the Beignets who is the, who is the Detroit lion? That, that couldn't say Beignets.

[Danny G]

I think that was Jamal Williams.

[Rich]

What do you say?

[Covino]

I can't wait to try the big. I think that's what he said. I forget. Well, enjoy those bad boys again. It's a pleasure to be here, Radio Rogue. I said it before. It's day one. This is the calm before the storm. Because as the week goes on, the celebrities roll in and we have tons of interviews. It's always a thank you, Fox Sports Radio Nation for being part of it. And now we're, we're ready. Are we ready? Danny J. All right, it's time for last one standing. Hit it.

[Danny G]

You have five seconds to battle for your sports trivia life, man.

[I]

Oh, I got it. Yeah, I don't got it.

[Danny G]

Put your electronic devices down and pick your sports knowledge. It's CNR's last one standing.

[Rich]

Last one standing.

[Danny G]

All right, I have four categories ready to go. If needed, a tiebreaker. Each contestant gets five seconds to stay alive in the round. If you run out of time or you answer incorrectly, Iowa, Sam will take you out with his big bad buzzer.

[Rich]

Thank you, Sam.

[Danny G]

We keep battling until you are the last one standing. If you win two of the rounds, you are the top dog. Here are the contestants. Four time winner, Steve Covino.

[Covino]

Hell yeah.

[Danny G]

To his right here in New Orleans. Eight time winner, Rich D. Davis.

[Rich]

Better than Brady, man, eight times.

[H]

Says no one ever powdered sugar back.

[Danny G]

In the studio until he gets here Tuesday. 23 time winner, Dan Byer.

[I]

Still mad about that Washington answer from last week.

[Covino]

Oh, geez.

[Danny G]

And we're gonna go to the studio lines to see who's playing for a CNR stainless steel Swiggy. It is Mark in San Bernardino.

[Rich]

Hey, Mark.

[Danny G]

Yes, sir. Hello. Hey, Mark, what do you do for a living there in the ie? I hear a social worker here in an empire. We've been busy, busy all day today. As a matter of fact, at the corner we have some people protesting for their country and other countries. That's another topic on another show. But here we are. I know.

[Rich]

Hopefully you can focus here.

[Danny G]

All right.

[Covino]

And by the way, joining us, man.

[Danny G]

Spot is the fact checker during this game.

[H]

I hate it so much.

[Danny G]

All right, when I say your name, the clock is going to begin. First category, fumble your chances. You have five seconds to name an NFL team. Who was top 15 in turnovers in 20? 24. Top 15 turnovers. All right, Covino, you're going to be up first. And the clock starts now.

[Covino]

Let's go with the Jaguars.

[H]

Jaguars, yes. Number nine. 24.

[Rich]

Rich, I'm going to go New York Football. Giants.

[H]

Giants. Number 10 with 23.

[Danny G]

Beyer.

[I]

I'll go with the Titans.

[H]

Titans. Number 2 with 34.

[Danny G]

Yeah. Good poll, Mark. In San Bernardin. I'll go with the Browns.

[H]

Browns number one, 34.

[Rich]

Look at that.

[Covino]

That's why Garrett wants out. All right, Covino, I'm gonna go with the jets here.

[H]

Jets are not on the list.

[Danny G]

One, you're out.

[Rich]

Loser.

[H]

Loser. Loser.

[Justin Pennik]

Who is that hurt?

[Danny G]

All right, Rich.

[Rich]

Danny G. I'm sorry to say this. You're Raiders.

[H]

Raiders number four with 29 guys.

[I]

Saints had to turn the ball over a lot, right?

[H]

They are not in the top 15.

[Covino]

Oh, J.

[Danny G]

No.

[Covino]

Call him a loser.

[Danny G]

I need to stand by, Mark. Titans.

[H]

I already used it.

[Danny G]

Quickly, another one.

[Covino]

Oh, the patriots.

[Danny G]

Patriots.

[H]

Number 11. 23.

[Covino]

Nice.

[Danny G]

Right back to Rich.

[Rich]

The Bears of Chicago.

[H]

The Bears of Chicago are not on the list.

[Rich]

Damn it.

[Danny G]

That means Mark, congratulations.

[Rich]

All right, Mark, you got one point.

[Covino]

Good round, Mark.

[Danny G]

Mark. Halfway to a swiggy miss.

[H]

The Niners. Bengals. Bucks, Colts.

[Covino]

Cowboys.

[Danny G]

Yeah. Your Niners.

[Covino]

Panthers.

[H]

Vikings. Seahawks.

[Covino]

Seahawks.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Danny G]

All right. How come all our favorite teams were on that list?

[Rich]

Right? It's not a good year.

[Danny G]

All right, second category. Quarter stack. You have five seconds to name an NFL QB who has played in at least two Super Bowls. There are 25 answers on the board. NFL QBs played in at least two Super Bowls. All right, here we go. Mark and San Bernardino, you're going to be first. Go. Russell Wilson.

[Covino]

Russell Wilson.

[H]

Yes.

[Danny G]

And Byer. Yep.

[I]

Jim Kelly.

[H]

Jim Kelly. Yes, with four.

[Danny G]

Rich.

[Rich]

Terry Bradshaw.

[H]

Terry Bradshaw. Yes, with four.

[Danny G]

Covina.

[Covino]

John Elway.

[H]

John Elway. Yes. With five.

[Danny G]

Back to Mark. Patrick Mahomes.

[H]

Patrick Mahomes. Of course, with four.

[Danny G]

Byer.

[I]

Montana.

[H]

Joe Montana. Yes, with four.

[Danny G]

Rich.

[Rich]

I'll just take it because no one said Brady yet, right?

[H]

Let's just get number one.

[I]

Thanks, Rich.

[H]

Thanks, Rich. Yeah.

[Danny G]

Covino.

[Covino]

I'll go neither one. Anyone seen my homes yet?

[H]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Covino]

Eli Manning.

[Danny G]

Eli Manning.

[H]

Two. Yeah.

[Danny G]

Yeah. Okay. And back to Mark.

[Rich]

Peyton Manning.

[H]

I heard Peyton Manning. That's four. Yes.

[Danny G]

Good call. Byer.

[I]

Ben Ross. Roethlisberger.

[H]

Roethlisberger. Three.

[Danny G]

All right, Rich.

[Rich]

Jim Plunkett.

[H]

Jim Plunkett. Yes. He is on the list.

[Danny G]

Yeah, baby. Covino.

[Covino]

Anyone see Russell Wilson?

[Rich]

Yep.

[Danny G]

Yep.

[Rich]

Stevie Steve Young. Yes.

[H]

That's two. Two appearances. Two appearances.

[I]

Oh, he made appearances.

[Rich]

Yes.

[H]

Not wins.

[Covino]

No.

[Rich]

No appearances.

[Covino]

Yes.

[Danny G]

Yeah.

[I]

Played in the game.

[Danny G]

Super Bowls.

[I]

Maybe he got in the Game.

[Rich]

Got in the game.

[I]

Yeah. Maybe.

[Danny G]

Maybe it shows him as two.

[H]

Yeah.

[Danny G]

Okay. Laid in at least two. Yeah.

[Jon Stewart]

All right.

[Rich]

Fair. This list is confusing.

[Danny G]

We'll have to double check that one.

[Rich]

Who's up?

[I]

I think it's me.

[Danny G]

It's Byers.

[I]

Kurt Warner.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[H]

Kurt Warner. Yes.

[Danny G]

Rich.

[Rich]

Bart Starr.

[H]

Bart Starr. No.

[I]

Yeah. He should be.

[H]

No, no.

[Rich]

He should be smart.

[Danny G]

Yeah.

[Covino]

Really.

[Rich]

One and two.

[Danny G]

Ah, it's a stat news list here.

[Rich]

Oh, boy.

[I]

We left it up to the game.

[H]

Cut off after 20. Maybe after 25. Yeah, he's out.

[Danny G]

Who's all right, you know what?

[Covino]

You know what?

[Rich]

Yes. Take my word first.

[Danny G]

Yes.

[H]

Come on.

[Danny G]

For sure he is. Okay. Covino.

[Covino]

Troy Aikman.

[Rich]

Good one.

[H]

Good 1. Yeah.

[Danny G]

3. And back to Mark. Brett Favre. Yep. Byer.

[I]

Bob Griesy.

[H]

Yep.

[Danny G]

Rich.

[Rich]

Joe Theisman.

[Covino]

Ooh.

[H]

Yes.

[Danny G]

Yeah. Good one, Covin.

[H]

That's a good round.

[Danny G]

I know.

[H]

Those are good.

[Covino]

Does Jalen hurts count this year? I mean, it's not quite Sunday, but yes.

[Danny G]

It's a good pull. That is Mark Van Roethlisberger. Quickly. Oh, it was already set. Yeah.

[Covino]

Okay.

[Danny G]

There's pay. Maddie. They said Drake, man. We'll go with.

[I]

Get out of there.

[Danny G]

Buyer.

[I]

Roger Staubach.

[H]

Yes.

[Danny G]

Yes, sir.

[Rich]

Rich, we're down to the slim pickings now.

[H]

Very impressed.

[Danny G]

Three, two, one.

[Rich]

Boomer Sison's not right. It's not right. Yeah, but we're running one left.

[Danny G]

Covino.

[Rich]

There'S no way you're pulling. We're down to the slim. Pickets.

[Covino]

Randall Cunningham. I don't know. Not yet.

[Danny G]

No. Byers. The last one standing in the.

[I]

Fran Tarkington.

[H]

Yes.

[Covino]

With an exclamation point.

[I]

He didn't start. He didn't start. Earl Morrell started, I think. Super Bowl.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Danny G]

On the list.

[H]

Kubiak.

[Rich]

I have a problem with this list with the Steve Young answer, because I don't know when Steve Young played in a Super Bowl. Unless the game. The Niners beat the Broncos 5510 in the fourth quarter. Did they give Steve Young, like, a snap?

[Danny G]

We'll have to have our crack staff get on top of that.

[Rich]

I'm debating this. All right, go on.

[Danny G]

Mark and Buyer, each with a point as we go to the third category. Test of time. You have five seconds to name an NBA player. You have five seconds to name an NBA player whose all time for most games played will take the top 20. Covino.

[Covino]

LeBron James.

[H]

LeBron James.

[Danny G]

Yes. Yes, sir. Rich.

[Rich]

Vince Carter.

[H]

Yes.

[Danny G]

Buyer. Top 20.

[I]

Tim Dallas. Duncan.

[H]

Tim Duncan. Yes.

[Danny G]

Love it.

[H]

Sorry.

[Danny G]

All right. We lost Mark in San Bernardino, so we go to Covina.

[Covino]

I hope he's all right. He's in the middle of a protest. I know. Let's go with Kareem.

[H]

Kareem. Yes.

[Danny G]

Rich.

[Rich]

Man, oh, man.

[Danny G]

Three, two, one.

[Rich]

Tony Parker.

[H]

Tony Parker.

[Danny G]

No, Buyer.

[I]

Kevin Durant.

[H]

Kevin Durant. No.

[Danny G]

Oh. Covino's the winner.

[Covino]

Should I throw one out there just for fun?

[H]

Yeah, go for it.

[Danny G]

Bill Russell, for most games played.

[Covino]

No, I win anyway.

[I]

Say less.

[Covino]

There you go. I was going for the exclamation.

[I]

He was taunting us. He was taunting us.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[H]

Robert Parrish had the most.

[Covino]

I was a bigger fan of Larry Parish.

[H]

Kobe was on this list.

[Covino]

Lance Parish.

[Danny G]

Yeah.

[H]

Kevin Garnett.

[Danny G]

All right, quickly. Bayern Cove are tied here as we go to the fourth category, Playoff prominence. You have five seconds to name an NFL qb who has the most all time passing yards in the playoffs. All time passing yards in the playoffs will take the top 25. Buyer, we're going to start with you. And the clock goes now. Brett Favre. Yep.

[H]

Number five.

[Danny G]

Rich.

[Rich]

Tom Brady. Just to get out of the way.

[Danny G]

All right, number one.

[Rich]

Are you supposed to leave it on the table?

[Danny G]

Covino?

[H]

No. Mahomes. Yes.

[Danny G]

Number Byer.

[I]

Peyton Manning.

[H]

Peyton Manning. Yes. Number seven. Number two.

[Danny G]

Sorry, Rich.

[Rich]

Steve Young.

[H]

Steve Young. Yes.

[Danny G]

Covino.

[Covino]

I was thinking Joe Montana.

[H]

Joe Montana. Yes. Number six.

[Danny G]

Two niners in a row. Buyer.

[I]

I'll go Roethlisberger.

[H]

Roethlisberger.

[Danny G]

Number three, Rich Trubrees.

[H]

Drew Brees. Number eight.

[Danny G]

Covino.

[Covino]

Is Joe Burrow in this?

[H]

Joe Burrow is not in this.

[Danny G]

All right, back to Byer.

[I]

Elway.

[H]

Elway.

[Rich]

Let's see. Of course.

[Danny G]

Yes. Yes.

[H]

Sorry. Number nine.

[Rich]

Just based on the four super bowl runs back to back. Jim Kelly. On this list, Just.

[H]

Jim Kelly is number 13.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Danny G]

All right. Byer.

[I]

Gosh. Philip Rivers.

[H]

Philip Rivers. Yeah.

[Danny G]

Good pole.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Danny G]

Back to Rich.

[Rich]

Aaron Rodgers.

[H]

Aaron Rodgers. Number four.

[Danny G]

Back to Buyer.

[I]

Josh, you gotta give me more time on this.

[Danny G]

I know.

[Rich]

That's why I did it.

[Danny G]

Yeah. Five times.

[I]

Troy Aikman.

[H]

Troy Aikman. Yes. Number 14.

[Danny G]

Back to Rich. Got a volley here. Three, two.

[Rich]

Donovan McNabb.

[H]

Donovan McNabb is on this list.

[Rich]

Number 16.

[I]

Gosh, that was a slow countdown, Danny.

[Danny G]

Right, James.

[I]

My goodness. It's not like I'm stalling here, complaining.

[Danny G]

I'll give you three extra seconds.

[I]

Yeah. Don't worry about. Hey, Danny. Don't worry about it at all. Don't worry about it. No.

[Danny G]

3, 2, 1. Phil Simms. No. What do you say?

[Covino]

No.

[I]

I just said Phil Simms.

[H]

Yeah, Phil Simms.

[Danny G]

We have a three way tie so we'll go to the update and we will come back with the tie break.

[Rich]

Perfect. Dan Byer, what's going on? Give us your update, my friend. Look at this, a tie game. What's up?

[I]

Browns defensive end Miles Garrett has requested a trade out of Cleveland. The reigning defensive player of the year says it's always been his goal to win a Super bowl in this statement says the goal was never to go from Cleveland to Canton. Browns have responded to Garrett's request by saying they have no plans on trading him as he's under contract through 2026. Commander's owner Josh Harris says the team will not be changing their nickname. Ravens signed offensive coordinator Todd Monkin to a contract extension. Bucks without Giannis Dame and Khris Middleton tonight against Oklahoma City. Florida State head coach Leonard Hamilton is going to retire at the end of this season. 23 years as the head coach of the Seminoles basketball program and one note from Major League Baseball as I my screen has just gone blank here, but Major League Baseball and commissioner Rob Manfred today banning umpire Pat Hoberg after he was tied to a shared betting account saying it was a friend. They said they found that Hoberg had no malicious activity or that any of the action was tied to changing games. However, he did intentionally delete messages that were tied to the investigation guy. Specifically to you.

[Rich]

Thanks.

[Covino]

Thank you, DB.

[Rich]

Hey, Coming up, we'll finish the game and more observations. Media row Kavino and Rich in New Orleans for Fox Sports Radio.

[Danny G]

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[Bobby Bones]

Hey, it's Bobby Bones. Join me and former NFL quarterback Matt Castle every Wednesday for our new podcast, Lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle. Between us, we have over 17,500 passing yards, multiple New York Times bestsellers, and one mirrorball trophy from Dancing with the Stars. So where else are you gonna find a show with that much athleticism and football insight Based in Nashville, we're more than just your basic NFL show. We talk sports, but we talk pop culture and music and a little bit of everything because we got lots to say. I texted you and you texted me back. Now I don't know if you have the upper update, but like all the little thumbs up and heart and stuff, like it's all colored. They changed it and the heart's a little pink. It felt like I told you I loved you. I'm gonna be honest. It was a little pink.

[Rich]

There was something sentimental when you like when you send it. It was like, do I send the heart now?

[Bobby Bones]

I don't like the color edition.

[Rich]

It's extremely pink.

[Bobby Bones]

Listen to lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt castle on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Covino]

We're back and we're live from the Tyrack.com studio. Yeah, always a pleasure to be here, Cavino from media row at Super Bowl 59. And if you don't have the right team on the court, Express employment professionals can help. From contract placements to full time hires, we've got you covered. Visit ExpressPros.com today. Let us handle your hiring so you can focus on growing your business. I'm Covino, that is Rich. Remember to follow us. Ovino and Rich and oxsports radio to follow our New Orleans adventures. And tomorrow I'm excited too because we got more fun from media row here at Super Bowl. We'll play some trivia, more prizes to give away and we're going to bag Rich, you and I. What's more motivating? Losing again for the Eagles or winning the three peat for the Chiefs? What do you find to be more motivation that and more super bowl experiments? We'll discuss that on the show. But we got to wrap this heated battle.

[Danny G]

Oh, yeah.

[Covino]

Of last one standing.

[Danny G]

Yeah. And by the way, Rich was right. Steve Young took three snaps. See, when he backed up Joe Montana in his second super bowl.

[Rich]

There had to be reason why. Yeah, Young was on that list.

[Danny G]

Good call by you. All right, here's the tie break. No multiple choice. It's whoever comes closest. Just buzz in with your name to go first. Here's the question for buyer, Covino and Rich. Three way tie. How many ints has Josh Allen thrown so far in his 7 year NFL career? How many interceptions for Josh Allen so far in his seven year NFL career?

[Rich]

Seven years.

[Danny G]

Buzz in with your name if you want to go first.

[I]

I'll go first.

[Danny G]

All right, buyer.

[I]

I'll say 63.

[Rich]

Okay, okay. Damn, Buyer. I'm not even. I'm not playing like the price is right. $1 game. But I actually wrote that before you said that. I wrote down 69. I wrote 69. So 69.

[Covino]

What do you got? I'm gonna play that $1 game because I wrote something a lot higher. So I'll say 72.

[Danny G]

72. He has thrown 84 interceptions. That is Covino. Those fourth win. Is that your favorite, baby?

[Covino]

Don't try to, Jimmy. That's right. I did it.

[Rich]

Who do you think you are?

[Covino]

I am.

[Danny G]

That is Covino's fifth win, Last one standing. Thank you to everyone for playing.

[I]

I'm just as happy that. That he won.

[Covino]

Hell, yeah. Thank you.

[H]

You're a Kavino guy.

[Covino]

You know what, Dan? When you get out here to New Orleans later this week, we'll sell celebrate.

[I]

Hell, yeah.

[Rich]

Drinks on Cavino. He won the big game. Appreciate it, D.B. looking forward to seeing you out here, buddy.

[I]

You too, fellas.

[Rich]

Have a good night, bud. Now, listen, tonight, are we gonna. Are we gonna hit the field spot or what?

[Covino]

Yeah.

[H]

Oh, yeah.

[Covino]

Be at the opening night. Opening night, it's gonna be at Caesar Superdome. Obviously. We went there last year. We go every year. It's like a big media night where everybody's interviewing the players and we always run into a bunch of people and we have a ton of stories. So we'll come back tomorrow with all sorts of observations from being on the field, which is always a thrill.

[Rich]

And I do find it also humorous to watch Covino try to balance his eating and drinking throughout a week.

[Covino]

Oh, yeah. I mean, part of this is pacing yourself. It really is, because it's a lot of boozing and schmoozing. Meanwhile, you still have a lot of work to do.

[Rich]

Yeah, no doubt. So, hey, we'll have some fun tonight. And we will report back tomorrow all of our findings. Now, I do think tomorrow is an interesting thought because Covino and I are going to debate. We totally disagree on who has more to lose or win when it comes to the Eagles and Chiefs. And I know you have some good thoughts on because you always have this narrative, like, who wants it more or who needs it more? Like, I don't believe in those things. So we'll get to that tomorrow live here from New Orleans. We'll have some grits, have some hurricanes, and we'll check back in tomorrow. Until then, check out the pod. Wherever you get your pod, Just search Cavino Rich until then. Arrivederci, baby.

[Covino]

See you in the promised land. Goodbye, guys.

[Jon Stewart]

Jon Stewart is back in the host chair at the Daily show, which means he's also back in our ears on the Daily Show Ears Edition podcast. Join late night legend Jon Stewart and the best news team for today's biggest headlines, exclusive extended interviews and more. Now, this is a second term we can all get behind. Listen to the Daily Show Ears edition on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

[Bobby Bones]

Podcasts hey, it's Bobby Bones. Join me and former NFL quarterback Matt Castle every Wednesday for our new podcast, Lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle. Between us, we have over 17,500 passing yards, multiple New York Times bestsellers, and one mirror ball trophy from Dancing with the Star. So where else you going to find a show with that much athleticism and football insight? We talk sports, but we talk pop culture and music and a little bit of Everything list. Had a lot to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle on the I Heart Rate app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Justin Pennik]

What's up everyone? It's Justin Pennik from John Boy Media, the host of the Football Today podcast with Bobby Skinner and Chris Rose. We roll three times a week. On Mondays, on Wednesdays, on Fridays, breaking down everything you need to know about the NFL. We're gearing up for the NFL playoffs. I hope you can join us. Join in with us three times a week. Listen to Football Today on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast, Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts and you will be glad you did.

[Jon Stewart]

You should probably keep your lights on for Nocturnal Tales from the Shadow. Join me, Danny Trehov and step into the Flames of Fright, an anthology podcast of modern day horror stories inspired by the most terrifying legends and Lord of Latin America. Listen to nocturnal on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast.

[Andrew Seaman]

Did you know that 70% of people get hired at companies where they already have a connection? I'm Andrew Seaman, LinkedIn's editor at large for jobs and career development, and on my podcast Get Hired, I bring you all the information you need to, well, get hired. Landing a job may be tough, but Get Hired is here for you every step of the way with advice on resumes, networking, negotiation, and so much more. Listen to Get Hired with Andrew seaman on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast or wherever you like to listen.