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After Cal defeated Stanford, 72-66, at Haas Pavilion on Saturday, we're talking Cal men's hoops again with Eddy, Matt, and Jon - the former hosts of the postgame radio show "March2March." We talk all about the game vs. Stanford and discuss how likely it is that Cal makes it to the NCAA Tournament if the Golden Bears finish the season strong.We're the podcast that celebrates all things Cal. We produce on-camera interviews with the prominent people who are passionate about our university and our sports teams. And we share stories about the rich history and traditions of the University of California - known to many as the center of the universe. If you’re unabashedly and unapologetically all about Cal, you've found the right place!Go to https://TellTheWholeDamnWorld.com/ to learn more about us, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails. Share us with ALL your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

Eddy Kleinhans, Matt Foley, and Jon Wheeler -- the former hosts of the super entertaining postgame radio show "March2March" are back to discuss Cal men's hoops! They discuss recent performance of the Cal basketball team, analyzing their close games, key players, and the impact of coaching strategies. They emphasize the importance of upcoming games and the team's chemistry, highlighting how the players are adapting to challenges and working together toward a potential NCAA tournament berth. The conversation reflects on the team's progress and the excitement surrounding the current season.TakeawaysThe team has shown significant improvement in their competitive edge.Key players are stepping up despite injuries and challenges.Shooting performance, especially from three-point range, is crucial for victories.Defensive strategies need to adapt to the strengths of upcoming opponents.Team chemistry is evident, contributing to their success on the court.Coaching adjustments are making a positive impact on gameplay.The importance of upcoming games cannot be overstated for tournament hopes.Fans are starting to feel the energy returning to Haas Pavilion.The team is focused on playing for each other, not just individual success.The coaching staff deserves credit for revitalizing the program.We're the podcast that celebrates all things Cal. We produce on-camera interviews with the prominent people who are passionate about our university and our sports teams. And we share stories about the rich history and traditions of the University of California - known to many as the center of the universe. If you’re unabashedly and unapologetically all about Cal, you've found the right place!Go to https://TellTheWholeDamnWorld.com/ to learn more about us, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails. Share us with ALL your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

Legendary Cal basketball star Jerome Randle joins the show to share his journey from growing up in Chicago to becoming a standout athlete at Cal. He discusses the challenges he faced, including health issues, and how his experiences shaped his determination and resilience. Jerome reflects on his time at Cal, the emotional connections he formed, and the importance of hard work in developing his skills. He also emphasizes the significance of community and mentorship in sports, offering advice to future athletes navigating their careers. The conversation culminates in a heartfelt discussion about the legacy of Cal basketball and the impact of being in the Hall of Fame.TakeawaysJerome Randle's journey from Chicago shaped his tough mentality.He faced significant health challenges during his time at Cal.Cal was a healing place for him, both mentally and physically.Hard work and determination were key to his success on the court.He emphasizes the importance of community in sports.Jerome believes in motivating the next generation of athletes.He values relationships built during his basketball career.His Hall of Fame induction is a testament to his hard work.Jerome advises future athletes to do their research before going overseas.He aims to help youth develop character through basketball.We're the podcast that celebrates all things Cal. We produce on-camera interviews with the prominent people who are passionate about our university and our sports teams. And we share stories about the rich history and traditions of the University of California - known to many as the center of the universe. If you’re unabashedly and unapologetically all about Cal, you've found the right place!Go to https://TellTheWholeDamnWorld.com/ to learn more about us, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails. Share us with ALL your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

Eddy Kleinhans and Jon Wheeler are back to talk about the Cal men's basketball team and the recent win over Miami on the road. Will the Golden Bears be dancing in March?We're the podcast that celebrates all things Cal. We produce on-camera interviews with the prominent people who are passionate about our university and our sports teams. And we share stories about the rich history and traditions of the University of California - known to many as the center of the universe. If you’re unabashedly and unapologetically all about Cal, you've found the right place!Go to https://TellTheWholeDamnWorld.com/ to learn more about us, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails. Share us with ALL your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

In this episode, Reza Sirafinejad and Leslie Mitchell delve into the remarkable life of Helen Wills, a legendary figure in women's tennis and a proud alumna of the University of California, Berkeley. Leslie, a Cal history expert, highlights Wills' extraordinary achievements, including her dominance in the sport from 1919 to 1938, where she amassed an impressive 398-35 win-loss record and a staggering 158-match winning streak without losing a single set. The conversation explores Wills' journey from her early days in Berkeley to becoming an international sports icon, emphasizing her intense focus and dedication to the game.The discussion also touches on Wills' academic pursuits at Cal, her Olympic triumphs, and her lasting legacy in tennis. Leslie shares anecdotes about Wills' personality, her interactions with fellow athletes, and her contributions to the sport, including her influence on future generations of female athletes. The episode concludes with a reflection on Wills' philanthropic legacy, as she bequeathed $10 million to establish the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute at Cal, ensuring her impact will be felt for years to come.TakeawaysHelen Wills was the greatest female tennis player of all time.She had a 398-35 win-loss record from 1919 to 1938, including a 158-match winning streak without losing a single set.Wills won 31 Grand Slam titles, including 19 singles titles.She was the first female athlete to become an international celebrity.Wills bequeathed $10 million to establish the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute at UC Berkeley.We’re the podcast that celebrates all things Cal. We produce on-camera interviews with the prominent people who are passionate about our university and our sports teams. And we share stories about the rich history and traditions of the University of California - known to many as the center of the universe. If you’re unabashedly and unapologetically all about Cal, you’ve found the right place!Go to https://TellTheWholeDamnWorld.com/ to learn more about us, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails. Share us with ALL your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

SummaryIn this special men's basketball episode, Eddy Kleinhans and Jon Wheeler join the show to discuss a thrilling comeback victory for Cal at Stanford, highlighting key player performances and the team's resilience. They delve into the implications of this win for NCAA tournament prospects and the importance of fan support as the season progresses.TakeawaysCal's comeback from a 16-point deficit showcases their resilience.Shooting from three-point range has improved significantly.Key players like John Camden and Justin Pippen made crucial contributions in the win at Stanford.The team's ability to handle adversity is a positive sign for future games.Defensive improvements have been noted this season compared to previous years.Fan support is essential for the team's morale and success.The upcoming games are critical for NCAA tournament prospects.The hosts express optimism about the team's direction under Coach Madsen.The conversation reflects a deep passion for Cal basketball and its history.We’re the podcast that celebrates all things Cal. We produce on-camera interviews with the prominent people who are passionate about our university and our sports teams. And we share stories about the rich history and traditions of the University of California - known to many as the center of the universe. If you’re unabashedly and unapologetically all about Cal, you’ve found the right place!Go to https://tellthewholedamnworld.com/ to learn more about us, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails. Share us with ALL your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

In this heartfelt tribute episode of "Tell the Whole Damn World," host Reza Sirafinejad and co-host Ahmad Anderson honor the legacy of Bob Milano, affectionately known as "7," the beloved head coach of Cal baseball. The episode features poignant stories and reflections from Milano's former players and colleagues, including Diane Milano, his wife, who shares memories of their life together. The guests recount how Milano shaped their lives both on and off the field, emphasizing his role as a mentor and friend who fostered a sense of family within the team. They highlight his remarkable achievements, including leading the Golden Bears to three College World Series appearances and his induction into various halls of fame, while also celebrating his caring nature and the lasting impact he had on the Cal community.We’re the podcast that celebrates all things Cal. We produce on-camera interviews with the prominent people who are passionate about our university and our sports teams. And we share stories about the rich history and traditions of the University of California - known to many as the center of the universe. If you’re unabashedly and unapologetically all about Cal, you’ve found the right place!Go to https://tellthewholedamnworld.com/ to learn more about us, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails. Share us with ALL your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

In this episode, we discuss the significant changes in the Cal football program, focusing on the new players acquired through the transfer portal. They highlight the coaching staff's efforts, particularly under Tosh Lupoi, and delve into the strengths and potential of the new offensive and defensive players. The conversation emphasizes the excitement surrounding the upcoming season and the importance of building a strong team culture. Recorded on Wednesday, January 21, 2026.TakeawaysTosh Lupoi and the new coaching staff have brought in significant talent through the transfer portal.Cal football has added 30 new players, and the class ranks 13th in the country.The running back room is the most exciting it's been in years.New offensive line recruits bring size and athleticism.Defensive line additions aim to generate more pressure on quarterbacks.The coaching staff is focused on talent acquisition and building a strong culture.The new linebackers and defensive backs show great potential.Special teams improvements are also a focus for the upcoming season.The hosts express excitement about the upcoming season.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Go to https://tellthewholedamnworld.com/ to learn more about us, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails. Share us with ALL your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

We welcome Christopher Yu, a passionate Cal football fan and former mic man who recently started his own YouTube channel called "Chris Talks Cal." The conversation dives into the excitement surrounding the Cal football program, especially with the new coaching staff led by Tosh Lupoi. Chris shares his journey from being a fan growing up to creating content to create excitement for Cal's sports teams. The hosts discuss the anticipation for the upcoming season, the impact of recent player acquisitions, and the overall revitalization of the program amidst challenges like conference realignment.The episode also touches on Chris's personal connection to Cal, stemming from his family's legacy and his own experiences as a fan. He recounts moments that solidified his love for the university, including a special visit to a game during his childhood. The discussion is filled with enthusiasm and optimism for the future of Cal football, emphasizing the importance of community support and the shared passion among fans. The hosts encourage listeners to engage with the Cal community and support the team as they embark on a promising new era.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Go to https://tellthewholedamnworld.com/ to learn more about us, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails. Share us with ALL your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

Don't miss our hilarious conclusion to our interview with Chris and Steve from "Bear Territory!" In this episode, Chris and Steve reflect on their journey in sports comedy and discuss the creation of memorable segments and their experiences with fans and famous Cal alumni. They share insights into the challenges and triumphs of blending humor with sports reporting, highlighting their impact on the genre and the evolution of their show, "Bear Territory."TakeawaysThey had significant interactions with athletes who appreciated their work.The creation of "Little Cardinal Girl" was a spontaneous and collaborative effort.They recognized their impact on fans and the sports community over time.Their experiences with rivalries, especially with Stanford, were enlightening.They often reflected on the support they received from fans and sponsors.Watch more episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@TellTheWholeDamnWorldWe are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. GO BEARS!!!Go to https://tellthewholedamnworld.com/ to watch any of our previous episodes, buy our exclusive Tell The Whole Damn World merchandise, and sign-up for our emails.Share us with ALL your Cal friends!

It's Part 1 of a two-part discussion spotlighting the new transfer portal additions to the Cal Football team. Recorded on Sunday, January 11, 2026. We will release Part 2 once the transfer portal closes.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. GO BEARS!!!Share us with ALL your Cal friends: https://tellthewholedamnworld.com/

Note we spend the first part of our discussion talking about Rod's new book entitled "Things I Found In The Fire." We discuss the Cal men's basketball win over Notre Dame starting at the 12:04 mark.And you can get your hands on Rod Benson's new book "Things I Found In The Fire" right here: https://zsorryon.wordpress.com/SummaryIn this episode, Rod Benson joins the show to talk about his new book, "Things I Found In The Fire," which chronicles his journey of painting 84 murals over the past year. The discussion explores the emotional impact of art, the creative process, the challenges faced, and the importance of storytelling and community engagement through visual art. We also talk all about Cal's thrilling victory over Notre Dame in men's basketball and discuss the team's promising future.TakeawaysRod Benson painted 84 murals over the past year.Art can evoke emotions and provoke thought.His new book serves as a visual history of a year.Community engagement is crucial in art creation.Rod emphasizes the importance of storytelling in art.Rod's murals reflect societal changes and challenges.Art should be accessible and relatable to everyone.The Cal men's basketball team is showing significant improvement.The recent game against Notre Dame was a thrilling comeback.Sports can bring unexpected joy and excitement.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Share us with all your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

It's part one of our two-part episode featuring Chris and Steve from "Bear Territory!" They join the show to reminisce about their time at UC Berkeley in the 1990s, the creation of their hilarious TV show, and their friendship formed during their college years. They share nostalgic memories of Cal's vibrant campus life, the impact of sports on their identities, and the humorous origin story of their show. The discussion also touches on memorable moments, celebrity encounters, and the significance of Cal sports in their lives, all while highlighting the enduring bond they share as the best of friends.TakeawaysThe 1990s were a vibrant time at Cal with memorable sports events."Bear Territory" was created out of a passion for Cal sports and comedy.Friendship formed through shared experiences at Cal is invaluable.The impact of Cal on personal identity is profound and lasting.Creating the TV show involved a lot of hard work and creativity.Chris and Steve's comedy was born from their shared love for Cal sports.They faced challenges in bringing humor to sports reporting in the 90s.The duo's dynamic was shaped by their contrasting personalities.They created memorable moments, like the cake for Jason Kidd's announcement.Their show was a precursor to the hybrid of comedy and sports seen today.Celebrity encounters during the show added excitement and humor.Nostalgia plays a significant role in the connection to Cal.The camaraderie among Cal students is a cherished memory.The show continues to resonate with fans and alumni.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Please subscribe and share us with all your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

In this episode, Reza Sirafinejad and David Ortega recap the Cal football team's performance in the Hawaii Bowl, discuss a fight that broke out after the game, and look ahead to the future of Cal Football. They discuss key moments from the game, highlight standout players, and express optimism for the 2026 season under new head coach Tosh Lupoi.TakeawaysThe Golden Bears lost the Hawaii Bowl, 35-31.The team finished the season with a 7-6 record.Player conduct after the game was disappointing and embarrassing.David Ortega emphasized the importance of representing the university well.The game showcased both teams' competitive spirit and resilience.Cal's offense had standout performances, particularly from Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele.The defense struggled in the second half, allowing Hawaii to score multiple touchdowns.Looking ahead, there is optimism for the future with Tosh Lupoi as head coach.Watch more episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@TellTheWholeDamnWorldWe are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. GO BEARS!!!Share us with ALL your Cal friends: https://tellthewholedamnworld.com/

In this episode, we discuss the upcoming Hawaii Bowl featuring the California Golden Bears and the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. We analyze the strengths and weaknesses of both teams, focusing on key players, coaching changes, and the cultural significance of the game. The discussion highlights the importance of strategy, home field advantage, and the emotional stakes involved, especially for the coaching staff. The conversation wraps up with reflections on the season and optimism for the future of Cal football.Takeaways:Hawaii is a formidable opponent with a strong home field advantage.The cultural significance of the game adds emotional stakes for both teams.Key players like "Tokyo Toe" at placekicker and Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele will be crucial in the bowl game.The game serves as an audition for players under the new coaching staff.Cal's recent performance has raised expectations for the upcoming game.The importance of fundamentals in football cannot be overstated.The storylines between Cal and Hawaii add depth to the matchup.Support from alumni and the community is vital for the program's success.The future of Cal football looks promising with recent changes and developments.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Share us with all your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

It's our long-awaited Cal History episode spotlighting the life of Pete Newell, the man who led the Golden Bears to the NCAA Championship in 1959. From a child-acting career living in Hollywood to being the first basketball coach to invent the full-court press, Pete Newell lived a very full life. We've got A LOT of good stories to share in this one, so pull up a chair and check it out!We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Share us with all your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

Ahmad, David, and Reza welcome former Cal All-American wide receiver Geoff McArthur to the show to talk all about Tosh Lupoi being named the new head football coach of the California Golden Bears. Geoff was not only a teammate of Tosh Lupoi... He was also his roommate!We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Share us with all your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

What a sensational way to close out the regular season for the seniors! Watch our recap of Cal's thrilling 38-35 victory over No. 21 SMU at Memorial Stadium.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Share us with all your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

It sucks. No other way to say it. We lost badly, to a bad Stanford team. Watch Ahmad, David, and Reza commiserate and talk about the Big Game and the recent firing of Justin Wilcox as head coach of the California Golden Bears.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Share us with all your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!

It's our special Big Game Preview episode -- and Ahmad and Reza have a lot of fun talking with Gary Tyrrell -- yes... THAT Gary Tyrrell -- and Lucca Mazzie about what to expect come Saturday. And Ahmad and Gary share their stories of "The Play" during the 1982 Big Game.We are the podcast for Golden Bear fans who love THE University of California. We celebrate all things Cal and the prominent people who are passionate about UC Berkeley. Share us with all your Cal friends! GO BEARS!!!