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Judd Apatow mentioned this as his new book, which contained in-depth interviews with comedians about their process, problems, and emotions regarding comedy.
Yeah, so three 29s, Sicker in the Head, his new book is coming out and a bunch of new interviews with comedians and I was reading about it and in-depth interviews with some people that everyone knows,...
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Judd Apatow mentioned this as his new book, which contained in-depth interviews with comedians about their process, problems, and emotions regarding comedy.
Yeah, so three 29s, Sicker in the Head, his new book is coming out and a bunch of new interviews with comedians and I was reading about it and in-depth interviews with some people that everyone knows, great conversations
I mean, I think it's a pretty good order because you'd start with the book.
You'd learn about the people who make comedy, their problems, their emotions, their process.
Nixon and Watergate--An American Tragedy
The book, which was likely a reference to the movie based on the book, was mentioned to put into perspective how hard Serena and Venus Williams worked for the sport of tennis. The speaker asserted that Serena Williams did more for tennis than Tiger Woods did for golf.
That's not even close about the Olympic gold, Michael Phelps. Hey, you had your time. I just asked. We probably know. I was just saying. We did 20. We did web posts. Could yeah 25 or nine. So Serena n...
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The book, which was likely a reference to the movie based on the book, was mentioned to put into perspective how hard Serena and Venus Williams worked for the sport of tennis. The speaker asserted that Serena Williams did more for tennis than Tiger Woods did for golf.
That's not even close about the Olympic gold, Michael Phelps. Hey, you had your time. I just asked. We probably know. I was just saying. We did 20. We did web posts. Could yeah 25 or nine. So Serena not only what she did on the court but that movie King Richard just puts it in perspective like how grind breaking her and her sister were for the sport of tennis she did more than Tiger Woods did for golf good point Billy
The book was discussed as being a New York Times bestseller that detailed various topics intended to make white people uncomfortable, including race relations. The guest confirmed he had fun writing it as a creative outlet to share his thoughts.
Michael Bennett author yes so are you best selling author yeah so things Things That Make White People Uncomfortable that sounds like a really fun read yeah New York time best there y...
— Episode: Eagles Michael Bennett + NPR Pardon My W...
The book was discussed as being a New York Times bestseller that detailed various topics intended to make white people uncomfortable, including race relations. The guest confirmed he had fun writing it as a creative outlet to share his thoughts.
Michael Bennett author yes so are you best selling author yeah so things Things That Make White People Uncomfortable that sounds like a really fun read yeah New York time best there you go so what's that book about
I've got other reading books about race relations yeah tends to make white people uncomfortable
The Crazy Rise and Crazier Demise of the USFL
This was Jeff Pearlman's new book about the USFL, detailing its crazy rise and even crazier demise. The author shared wild stories from the league's existence, including one about a player who went on injured reserve after slamming his penis in a car trunk.
Author Jeff Pearlman joins the show to talk about his new book about the USFL "Football For A Buck" and has some wild stories about the creation and demise of the USFL including a pla...
— Episode: Ryan Whitney, Author Jeff Pearlman + Wee...
This was Jeff Pearlman's new book about the USFL, detailing its crazy rise and even crazier demise. The author shared wild stories from the league's existence, including one about a player who went on injured reserve after slamming his penis in a car trunk.
Author Jeff Pearlman joins the show to talk about his new book about the USFL "Football For A Buck" and has some wild stories about the creation and demise of the USFL including a player that once went on the IR because he slammed his dick in a car trunk
We now welcome on an author we don't usually have authors I don't know the last author we've had Michael Bennett Michael Bennett yeah that's true so it is Jeff Proman he's got a new book out about the USFL it's called Football For A Buck
San Antonio Gunslingers had to put a guy in the disabled list because he slammed his penis in a trunk yeah it happens
We're talking Jeff Perlman Football For A Buck the crazy rise and crazy or demise of the USFL go buy it on Amazon
The Jewish Entrepreneurs Who Created the Toy Industry in America
This book was mentioned in the context of Joe Burrow's contract situation and draft history. It was noted that the book looked into players making power plays during the NFL draft process, citing examples like Eli Manning and Bo Jackson.
And from my book, Playmakers, that was a look at the past 20 years at the NFL. One of the things we looked into is the fact that players coming into the draft don't often enough make...
— Episode: Seahawks Win TNF Classic In OT, Week 16...
This book was mentioned in the context of Joe Burrow's contract situation and draft history. It was noted that the book looked into players making power plays during the NFL draft process, citing examples like Eli Manning and Bo Jackson.
And from my book, Playmakers, that was a look at the past 20 years at the NFL. One of the things we looked into is the fact that players coming into the draft don't often enough make a power play.
A Story of Football, Rivalry, and Revolution
The book explored the origins and influence of the Shanahan coaching tree, starting with Mike Shanahan's tenure in Washington and charting its impact across the NFL through coaches like Kyle Shanahan, Sean McVay, and others.
It's out on hardcover October 1st.
— Episode: NFL Writer Michael Silver, Jayden Daniel...
The book explored the origins and influence of the Shanahan coaching tree, starting with Mike Shanahan's tenure in Washington and charting its impact across the NFL through coaches like Kyle Shanahan, Sean McVay, and others.
It's out on hardcover October 1st.
So The Why Is Everything is the name of the book.
And so the five people on the cover are Kyle Shanahan, who was the offensive coordinator and fellow assistant Sean McVay, Matt LaFleur, Mike McDaniel and Raheem Morris.
Sports Stories and Other Serious Business
The book was highly recommended for its revealing stories about athletes' interior lives and mental health, with one listener noting that the author got Joe Montana to say things he had never revealed before.
I'll tell you that that's exactly right. I've said it before, but I have a dear friend who cut the cord. ... I just want to say that from the jump. What you guys produced was incredible.
— Episode: Grateful Dead Drummer Mickey Hart & Wrig...
The book was highly recommended for its revealing stories about athletes' interior lives and mental health, with one listener noting that the author got Joe Montana to say things he had never revealed before.
I'll tell you that that's exactly right. I've said it before, but I have a dear friend who cut the cord. ... I just want to say that from the jump. What you guys produced was incredible.
There are three or four questions that became stock questions for Mickey that I'm definitely stealing.
An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones
Hank mentioned owning a book about habits that he was trying to read to help him break bad habits, but he had downloaded the audiobook as well and still hadn't gotten to it.
I have a book about habit that I'm also trying to read about breaking bad habits.
— Episode: The 2024 Takie Awards, 28 Winners, Guest...
Hank mentioned owning a book about habits that he was trying to read to help him break bad habits, but he had downloaded the audiobook as well and still hadn't gotten to it.
I have a book about habit that I'm also trying to read about breaking bad habits.
History, Legend, Lore, Design, Technology, Romance
A book about lighthouses that was gifted to Hank was nominated for the Lighthouse of the Year award, though Hank could not recall its title.
It was about lighthouses.
— Episode: The 2024 Takie Awards, 28 Winners, Guest...
A book about lighthouses that was gifted to Hank was nominated for the Lighthouse of the Year award, though Hank could not recall its title.
It was about lighthouses.
Hank, you remember it?
The Marty Glickman Story (Sports and Entertainment)
During a tribute to Bill Walton, the late basketball legend spoke passionately about how Marty Glickman's story influenced his own life and the world of broadcasting. Walton and Coach Wooden praised Glickman for his spirit, ethics, and humanitarianism, noting his transformative impact on both sports media and moral clarity. The book was highlighted as a foundational look at a man who changed the world through his character and voice.
The speaker mentioned this book in reference to Marty Glickman, who greatly influenced Bill Walton's speech and general ethos.
And Marty, who completely changed the world of broadcasting and humanity and spirit and ethics and moral clarity, when he passed, they asked Coach Wooden about him, and Coach was going on and telling stories about how great a person and humanitarian and philanthropist and broadcaster and really everything that Marty Glickman was.
LeBron James, the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Greatest Comeback in NBA History
The book was a New York Times bestseller, and the author mentioned that sales experienced a nice bounce when LeBron won the championship with the Lakers in 2020, but current playoff losses were hampering his chance to pass the advance payment goal for a subsequent book.
The book was a best a New York Times bestseller but you know the way it works is you know you there's a certain line and we've been dancing on that line the book's out seven years right I've subsequen...
— Episode: PGA Champ Xander Schauffele, NBA With Br...
The book was a New York Times bestseller, and the author mentioned that sales experienced a nice bounce when LeBron won the championship with the Lakers in 2020, but current playoff losses were hampering his chance to pass the advance payment goal for a subsequent book.
The book was a best a New York Times bestseller but you know the way it works is you know you there's a certain line and we've been dancing on that line the book's out seven years right I've subsequently written another book also on LeBron that um also was a bestseller
I need the Lakers to win again because the last time when the Lakers won in 2020 we had a you know because normally you write a book about LeBron winning with the Cavs about the championship you know by 2019 when he's in LA that book ain't selling anymore right
An Entrepreneurial Fable . . . Your Journey to Get Real, Get Simple, and Get Results
The speaker read this children's book to his kids who loved it, though he noted it was a bit too long and they skipped some pages due to the numbered holes in the book.
He also has a children's book out that I actually read to my kids. They love it. Only problem is too long, little too long. We skipped some pages, which is tough because the holes are numbered in the...
— Episode: Adrian Wojnarowski, PGA Championship W/...
The speaker read this children's book to his kids who loved it, though he noted it was a bit too long and they skipped some pages due to the numbered holes in the book.
He also has a children's book out that I actually read to my kids. They love it. Only problem is too long, little too long. We skipped some pages, which is tough because the holes are numbered in the book.
Mapping the Remarkable Transformation of the Modern NBA―Reshaping the NBA Through Statistical Analysis
The guest mentioned that his new book was launching on the day of the recording and encouraged listeners to buy it on Amazon. The book was about the evolution of the NBA since Michael Jordan and focused on how superstars changed the game through perimeter play and jump shooting.
And then we have Kirk Goldsberry in studio breaking down the NBA playoffs... Kirk Goldsberry joins the show on the day his new book launches (go buy it on amazon) to talk NBA playoffs, Wolves Defense,...
— Episode: Verne Lundquist, Kirk Goldsberry In Stud...
The guest mentioned that his new book was launching on the day of the recording and encouraged listeners to buy it on Amazon. The book was about the evolution of the NBA since Michael Jordan and focused on how superstars changed the game through perimeter play and jump shooting.
And then we have Kirk Goldsberry in studio breaking down the NBA playoffs... Kirk Goldsberry joins the show on the day his new book launches (go buy it on amazon) to talk NBA playoffs, Wolves Defense, the super young Thunder and how the Celtics should cake walk to the Finals
Hoop Atlas, Mapping the Remarkable Transformation of the Modern MBA.
It's 23% off today in honor of Michael Jordan.
Hoop Atlas, Mapping the Remarkable Transformation of the Modern NBA.
The last chapter is about the evolution of the big man and Joe Gich is the centerpiece of that chapter.
Inside the Billion-Dollar Mystery of the Most Valuable Commodity in Sports
Author Jeff Passan discussed his book, which explores the massive financial burden pitcher injuries place on Major League Baseball. He explained that teams waste nearly a billion dollars annually on sidelined players, making the quest for pitcher health the 'holy grail' of the sport. The conversation highlighted the book as a definitive look at one of baseball's most significant and costly mysteries.
The speaker mentioned that he wrote this book in 2016 about the financial waste in Major League Baseball due to pitcher injuries, calling figuring out how to keep pitchers healthy the "holy grail" of the sport.
I wrote a book called The Arm and it was about the idea that major league baseball every year wastes about a billion dollars on pitchers who are injured.
Finding Your Path to Significance
During an interview on the show, NC State basketball player DJ Burns shared that he was rereading Tony Dungy's book. He described it as a daily devotional that he used to support his walk with faith during his team's March Madness run.
The guest mentioned he was rereading this book as a little daily devotional or stuff about his walk with faith.
I'd probably say the one I'm still I'm rereading the Uncommon book by Tony Dungy right now that's one like a little daily devotional stuff like that.
A Comprehensive Guide To High-Performance Tools And Tactics For Success
NBA player Patrick Beverley recommended this book, praising its non-linear format that allows readers to find inspiration on any page. He specifically highlighted a lesson regarding how greatness is defined by the ability to fall in love with the work.
Patrick Beverley mentioned reading this book and appreciating its format, noting that he landed on a page that stated greatness equals the ability to fall in love with the work.
I'm, I'm, I'm currently reading a book. It's the tool of Titans, right? And it's the way the book is formatted. You don't have to read in a specific way. You can flip page, whatever page you land on, you can start reading it.
I first page I flip, it says greatness equals the ability to fall in love with the work. I like that.
Max's vocabulary was described as verbose, even though it was claimed that the only book he had ever read was "Girl in a Train."
Maxie Maxi Maxi, your vocabulary is verbose, even though the only book you've ever read was Girl in a Train.
— Episode: Chris Berman In Studio, NFL Season Recap...
Max's vocabulary was described as verbose, even though it was claimed that the only book he had ever read was "Girl in a Train."
Maxie Maxi Maxi, your vocabulary is verbose, even though the only book you've ever read was Girl in a Train.
The Question that Changed Everything
This book, co-written by the new Panthers head coach and his wife a few years prior, detailed his struggles with sexual infidelity, pornography, and alcohol addictions, and how they worked through them with counseling to return to a Christian-based marriage.
Dave Kanales co wrote a book with his wife about marriage a few years ago. And now people are like, Hey, what's the deal with this?
— Episode: Joe Buck, Mark Sanchez, Super Bowl Story...
This book, co-written by the new Panthers head coach and his wife a few years prior, detailed his struggles with sexual infidelity, pornography, and alcohol addictions, and how they worked through them with counseling to return to a Christian-based marriage.
Dave Kanales co wrote a book with his wife about marriage a few years ago. And now people are like, Hey, what's the deal with this?
In the book, Canales, 42 admits to having had multiple affairs earlier in his life, a portion of the book concerns his sexual infidelity and how the couple worked their way through it, partly through counseling, which they advocate and eventually found their way back to a Christian based marriage.
Can I can also describe in the book the addictions he once had to both pornography and alcohol.
America's Bomber Boys Who Fought the Air War Against Nazi Germany
One speaker mentioned reading the book associated with the series 'Masters of the Air' and felt the need to have World War II knowledge injected into their brain to avoid getting antsy and having to learn about World War I instead.
I don't wanna be that guy, but I did read the book.
— Episode: Chris Long, Joel Embiid Drops 70, Ban Th...
One speaker mentioned reading the book associated with the series 'Masters of the Air' and felt the need to have World War II knowledge injected into their brain to avoid getting antsy and having to learn about World War I instead.
I don't wanna be that guy, but I did read the book.
I think that, I need to have some sort of World War II knowledge being injected in my brain at all times or else I start to get antsy and I'm like wait I'm gonna have to learn about World War I.
Funny Fake Book Cover, Gag Gifts For Men & Women, Lined Journal
The book was briefly cited as "Volume One" of a guide that appears to contain explicit instructions, but no further commentary or recommendation was offered. The hosts merely referenced it in passing without endorsing or critiquing it.
This book was mentioned as Volume One of a guide, suggesting a collection of explicit instructions.
How to suck a dick. Volume one.
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