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Hour 1
The Eagles beat the Commanders last night and Saquon Barkley had another huge game. There’s a huge game this weekend in Buffalo between the Bills and Chiefs. We talked about the likelihood of Lamar Jackson winning another MVP, even though he can’t beat the Chiefs. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Eagles beating the Commanders. Jayden Daniels threw a pick late that resulted in a Saquon TD just 20 seconds after his previous TD. The Eagles have won six straight. The crowd chanted ‘thank you Giant’s’ after the game. This is John Mara’s nightmare. Jake Paul talked about the slap that Mike Tyson gave him. A teen reporter talked to Mike Tyson about his legacy and hilarity ensued. He said he doesn’t care about legacy because soon we will all be dead. The Rays will be playing their home games at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa. In the final segment of the hour, Dave Sims is going to be the new Yankees radio broadcaster. Remember when we got a call from a guy claiming to be Suzyn Waldman’s doctor called in and said she threw that name out.
Hour 2
Boomer was at a couple of charity events last night and we ended up talking about physical traits of the great quarterbacks. We talked about some of the tallest quarterbacks ever. We determined Joe Flacco is the tallest good QB, at 6 '6". Jerry returns for an update but first we talked about the well stocked medicine cabinet in the break room. The Florida Gators have a 7’ 9” basketball player. Jerry has the sounds of the Eagles beating the Commanders as Saquon went for 146 as the Eagles won their sixth straight. Tonight Mike Tyson fights Jake Paul. Jake was sparring with a giant rubber penis. Gio thinks there’s a predetermined outcome. It’s hard to fake a knockout, so it will come down to a decision. Carmelo Anthony was on a podcast and Stevie Wonder said, ‘I love watching you play’. In the final segment of the hour, the head basketball coach at Florida, Tom Golden, has been accused of sexual harassment for sending explicit photos through Instagram. Boomer said there are only two possibilities: He sent them or somebody is posing as him.
Hour 3
Phil Simms will be going into the NJ Hall of Fame. This is the 16th annual induction. Somehow Tiki Barber made it in before Phil and Meryl Streep. We called Phil Simms to talk to him about this. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Eagles beating the Commanders. Tonight is the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight and Mike told Stephen A. Smith that he’s going to hurt him. Charles Barkley was on a podcast with Ernie Johnson to talk about the election. He voted Democrat and told them to now, ‘shut the hell up’. He said, ‘we lost because we had no gameplan’. In the final segment of the hour, Gio is loving the Jon Gruden clips on Barstool. This is his rehabilitation to get back into the NFL. It’s smart on both Gruden and Barstool’s part. Boomer wants Joe Douglas to stay with Jon Gruden and Aaron Rodgers. Now Gio thinks more teams are going to be interested in him which is bad for the Jets.
Hour 4
New Yankees play-by-play broadcaster Dave Sims joins us in the studio. We played him the call from ‘Dr. Joe’, who on June 7th said he talked to Suzyn Waldman and she threw out the name Dave Sims for the job. Dave talked about the fallout from that call back in June. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Eagles beating the Commanders behind another great Saquon Barkley game. Fans chanted ‘thank you Giants’ after the game. Mike Tyson and Jake Paul fight tonight and Jake screams ‘he must die!!!’ The Moment of The Day: Mike Tyson channels Jerry Recco in an interview with a teen reporter. In the final segment of the week, our NFL picks! -
This gripping exploration uncovers the enigma of the Ark of the Covenant, a legendary artifact that has captivated imaginations for millennia. From its biblical origins to modern-day theories, the search for this sacred relic spans continents and centuries.
Discover the surprising connections between the Ark and UFO sightings, and learn about its potential technological nature. Unravel the mysteries surrounding its disappearance and the numerous claims of its discovery.
Journey through history as we examine the Ark's possible locations, from Ethiopia to Scotland, and even hidden tunnels beneath Jerusalem. Along the way, encounter fascinating characters, from ancient prophets to Knights Templar and modern-day adventurers.
Ponder the implications of finding this powerful object and why its location might be best kept secret. This thought-provoking tale will leave you questioning the boundaries between faith, history, and technology. -
The history of medicine goes back to the dawn of mankind when ancient healers used special herbs to treat illnesses.
Hippocrates, the father of medicine, laid the foundation for modern medical practice: observation, diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. His work set the stage for centuries of medical progress.
In the 19th century, Edward Jenner created a smallpox vaccine, and Louis Pasteur proved microorganisms caused disease. The 20th century brought antibiotics, medical imaging, and organ transplants. In the past 400 years, the human lifespan has doubled.
But something happened to medicine along the way. It became an industry. A profitable one.
President Eisenhower warned against creating a "military-industrial complex" because if you make war profitable, you'll always have war. He was right.
So, here's a cynical question: If you make illness profitable, will you always have illness?
In recent years, trillions have been spent on cancer research and therapies. That's a lot of people getting rich from a disease that's already been cured. -
There are over 7 billion people living on the earth right now. Tens of millions are born and die each year. Every single one of us leaves signs of our existence in the air, water, soil -- even space.
But these signs won't last forever. Our buildings will be gone in a few hundred years. Our stone monuments, plastic, styrofoam, twinkies, even evidence of our inevitable nuclear destruction will eventually be gone.
So how can we be sure that we were the first advanced civilization on earth?
Well, according to the Silurian Hypothesis: we can't.
Let's find out why. -
This episode takes you on an intriguing exploration into the life of Aleister Crowley, a man surrounded by mystery and conflicting tales. Discover the real person behind the infamous title of "The Great Beast."
Learn about Crowley's journey through the world of occultism and his impact on it. Unravel the complexities of his character, separating myth from reality.
Join us as we delve into the lesser-known aspects of Crowley's life. This podcast promises new insights into one of history's most enigmatic figures, revealing stories that challenge what you thought you knew. -
Hour 1
Yesterday Aaron Rodgers said something that should frighten Jets fans. He was asked if he’s going to play next year and he said, ‘yes’. So they’re going to bring in a new GM and a new coach with Aaron Rodgers? Gio wonders why he would want to go through that. Boomer said because it’s a lot of money, that’s why. Boomer said Jon Gruden would love to work with a QB like Rodgers. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of Aaron Rodgers saying he wants to play next season. The Drew & Stew podcast is taking some heat from Taylor Swift fans after one of the guys said to ‘throw her in the falls’ (Niagara Falls that is). The Knicks lost to the Bulls last night. In the final segment of the hour, Caitlyn Clark was playing at a pro-am and sliced one into the crowd.
Hour 2
Do we really think that Mike Tyson and Jake Paul are fighting for real and not scripted? Gio said it feels like Connor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather. Gio said it’s pro wrestling. We took a ton of calls from people who really want to watch the match and are excited about it. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Kelce brothers talking about NFL players pooping their pants. Jeff Ulbrich is still saying nice things about Aaron Rodgers. Anthony Richardson will start for the Colts against the Jets this weekend. The Knicks lost to the Bulls as Jalen Brunson missed a last second shot. In the final segment of the hour, Gio watched the Netflix documentary series on the Zodiac Killer. Boomer is watching ‘The Diplomat’. Gio and Eddie both like ‘Severence’. Al is watching ‘Investigation Alien’. Eddie is watching ‘Foundation’.
Hour 3
Boomer did another sports minute about Juan Soto even though we made a pact of not talking about him until he actually signed somewhere or there was legitimate news about him. Gio said somewhere here at work, someone is alleging another co-worker stopped talking to them because of the election. We played some of the audio of Al arguing with C-Lo and Al arguing with Jerry. Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer talks about a guy from Maryland who passed away. We get breaking news that Jon Gruden has signed a multi-year deal with Barstool Sports. We heard from John Minko as St. Johns beat Wagner. Hofstra beat Seton Hall and Jerry played the final call from Hofstra student radio. In the final segment of the hour, we talked more about the upcoming Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight.
Hour 4
Rick Pitino joins us on the phone to talk about St. John’s after beating Wagner last night. Rick is coaching against his son, Rich, as they play Mexico State at MSG. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with a reporter asking Aaron Rodgers if he wants to play next season. Jeff Ulbrich talked about getting back to actually tackling this week. In fact, Ulbrich had a ‘tackling presentation’ this week for the team. The Moment of The Day: ‘Poop-a-vich’. In the final segment of the show, Keith Hernandez’s cat, Hadji, passed away at 22 years old. Keith also responded on X to the pic of him smoking in the dugout. Boomer is having a hard time guessing the top selling NFL jersey as it’s not who you think.
