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Big Game (FunJungle)

Stuart Gibbs

Teddy Fitzroy returns as FunJungle’s resident zoo sleuth when a rhinoceros is at risk in When someone takes aim at Rhonda Rhino, FunJungle’s pregnant (and endangered) Asian greater one-horned rhinoceros, the zoo steps up security measures in order to protect this rare animal and her baby.

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Pod Save America

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Pod Save America

It was discussed as an excellent book that explores the NFL in dangerous times, specifically its relationship with the culture wars and Donald Trump. It also detailed the NFL owners' reactions to Trump's actions.

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The book is excellent.

— Episode: “A little hiccup.”

Episode: “A little hiccup.”

It was discussed as an excellent book that explores the NFL in dangerous times, specifically its relationship with the culture wars and Donald Trump. It also detailed the NFL owners' reactions to Trump's actions.

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The book is excellent.

It's about the relation between Brady, Belichick, the Crafts, and Brady's trainer, Alex Guerrero.

The book is Big Game.

It sounds fascinating. I'm excited to read it.

Dan has been talking about it all week.

Stay Tuned with Preet

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Stay Tuned with Preet

The book, published in 2018, was discussed in the context of the NFL's handling of player safety, particularly in light of Damar Hamlin's injury. It was mentioned as providing insights into the NFL's culture and decision-making process.

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The NFL, they have contingencies for everything. Anything catastrophic, anything complete. I mean, you name it, they plan for it.

— Episode: In Brief: Damar Hamlin - NFL Safety (wit...

Episode: In Brief: Damar Hamlin - NFL Safety (with Mark Lei...

The book, published in 2018, was discussed in the context of the NFL's handling of player safety, particularly in light of Damar Hamlin's injury. It was mentioned as providing insights into the NFL's culture and decision-making process.

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The NFL, they have contingencies for everything. Anything catastrophic, anything complete. I mean, you name it, they plan for it.

They're sort of like the Pentagon. And they like to think that there are, they have scenario planning.

I thought it has done an abysmal job over the years protecting its players.

If you were worried about your brain health, your long-term health, I would not recommend that anyone plays football.

And I would also not give the NFL terribly big points for actually helping out over the years, although they've actually-

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