Hour 1: Tony's Dad Purchases
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The podcast begins with a discussion about the documentary "Sorry, Not Sorry," which explores the story of Louis CK and his alleged sexual misconduct. The hosts express their desire to reach out to Mike Sure, who is featured in the documentary, to discuss his decision-making process regarding Louis CK's involvement in "Parks and Recreation." The conversation then shifts to wedding invitations, with Chris Cody sharing news about Zazzle being on a master list and David Samson revealing he's been invited to Danny GQ's wedding. The hosts debate the etiquette of wedding invitations and whether they're sometimes used as a way to solicit gifts. Tony, who is soon to be a father, reveals his first "dad purchase" - a grill. This sparks a lively debate about the merits of propane vs. charcoal grilling, with Tony advocating for propane and others expressing their preference for charcoal. The conversation then turns to food preferences, with Tony revealing his fondness for eating pasta, pizza, and even chicken parm cold. The hosts discuss the merits of cold food and the debate over the best way to grill. Mike Ryan promotes Game Time, a secondary ticket marketplace app, highlighting its features and offering a discount code. The hosts discuss the concept of "securing the perimeter" as a dad responsibility, with Chris Cody sharing his experience with securing his home and Tony discussing his new home security measures. They then discuss the recent incident of a whale capsizing a boat and the search for the kid who was on the boat. They also receive an update from Roy about Bill Lawrence's potential appearance on the show, with the possibility of Vince Vaughn joining as a guest. The hosts discuss the upcoming movie "Deadpool 3," which combines Deadpool and Wolverine. They express their excitement for the film but also acknowledge the growing Marvel fatigue among audiences. The conversation then transitions to a discussion about Max Kellerman's recent disappearance from sports media. They speculate about the reasons behind his absence and the changing landscape of sports media. The hosts delve deeper into ESPN's strategy of replacing high-profile talent with more affordable radio hosts. They discuss the disposable nature of talent in the industry and the challenges faced by those who are not considered "name value." The podcast concludes with a reflection on the evolving landscape of sports media and the increasing importance of video content. They discuss the challenges of transitioning from audio to video and the need to build a robust video presence.
Outlines
Documentary Discussion and Wedding Invitations
The podcast begins with a discussion about the documentary "Sorry, Not Sorry," which explores the story of Louis CK and his alleged sexual misconduct. The hosts express their desire to reach out to Mike Sure, who is featured in the documentary, to discuss his decision-making process regarding Louis CK's involvement in "Parks and Recreation." The conversation then shifts to wedding invitations, with Chris Cody sharing news about Zazzle being on a master list and David Samson revealing he's been invited to Danny GQ's wedding. The hosts debate the etiquette of wedding invitations and whether they're sometimes used as a way to solicit gifts.
Grilling Debates and Cold Food Preferences
Tony, who is soon to be a father, reveals his first "dad purchase" - a grill. This sparks a lively debate about the merits of propane vs. charcoal grilling, with Tony advocating for propane and others expressing their preference for charcoal. The conversation then turns to food preferences, with Tony revealing his fondness for eating pasta, pizza, and even chicken parm cold. The hosts discuss the merits of cold food and the debate over the best way to grill. Mike Ryan promotes Game Time, a secondary ticket marketplace app, highlighting its features and offering a discount code.
Securing the Perimeter and Dad Responsibilities
The hosts discuss the concept of "securing the perimeter" as a dad responsibility, with Chris Cody sharing his experience with securing his home and Tony discussing his new home security measures. They then discuss the recent incident of a whale capsizing a boat and the search for the kid who was on the boat. They also receive an update from Roy about Bill Lawrence's potential appearance on the show, with the possibility of Vince Vaughn joining as a guest.
Movie Event of the Summer and Marvel Fatigue
The hosts discuss the upcoming movie "Deadpool 3," which combines Deadpool and Wolverine. They express their excitement for the film but also acknowledge the growing Marvel fatigue among audiences. The conversation then transitions to a discussion about Max Kellerman's recent disappearance from sports media. They speculate about the reasons behind his absence and the changing landscape of sports media.
ESPN's Strategy and the Future of Sports Media
The hosts delve deeper into ESPN's strategy of replacing high-profile talent with more affordable radio hosts. They discuss the disposable nature of talent in the industry and the challenges faced by those who are not considered "name value." The podcast concludes with a reflection on the evolving landscape of sports media and the increasing importance of video content. They discuss the challenges of transitioning from audio to video and the need to build a robust video presence.
Keywords
Sorry, Not Sorry
A documentary film that explores the story of Louis CK and his alleged sexual misconduct. It features interviews with victims, colleagues, and Mike Sure, who discusses his decision-making process regarding Louis CK's involvement in "Parks and Recreation."
Game Time
A mobile app that provides a secondary ticket marketplace for events like baseball games and concerts. It offers last-minute deals, all-in pricing, and a lowest price guarantee.
Securing the Perimeter
A term used to describe the act of ensuring the safety and security of one's home, often involving checking doors, windows, and gates. It is a common responsibility for parents and homeowners.
Max Kellerman
A prominent sports commentator and analyst who has been a fixture in sports media for many years. His recent disappearance from ESPN has sparked speculation about the changing landscape of the industry and the disposable nature of talent.
ESPN
A major sports media company that has been at the forefront of the industry for decades. ESPN has recently been making changes to its programming and talent roster, focusing on more affordable radio hosts and emphasizing video content.
Deadpool 3
An upcoming superhero film that combines the characters Deadpool and Wolverine. It is highly anticipated by fans but also raises concerns about Marvel fatigue among audiences.
Q&A
What is the documentary "Sorry, Not Sorry" about?
The documentary explores the story of Louis CK and his alleged sexual misconduct, featuring interviews with victims, colleagues, and Mike Sure, who discusses his decision-making process regarding Louis CK's involvement in "Parks and Recreation."
What is Game Time and what are its benefits?
Game Time is a mobile app that provides a secondary ticket marketplace for events like baseball games and concerts. It offers last-minute deals, all-in pricing, and a lowest price guarantee.
What is the significance of "securing the perimeter" in the context of the podcast?
"Securing the perimeter" refers to the act of ensuring the safety and security of one's home, often involving checking doors, windows, and gates. It is a common responsibility for parents and homeowners, and the hosts discuss their experiences with this task.
What has happened to Max Kellerman and what does it say about the sports media industry?
Max Kellerman, a prominent sports commentator, has recently disappeared from ESPN. This has sparked speculation about the changing landscape of the industry and the disposable nature of talent, as ESPN has been replacing high-profile talent with more affordable radio hosts.
What are the hosts' thoughts on the upcoming movie "Deadpool 3"?
The hosts are excited for the film, which combines Deadpool and Wolverine, but also acknowledge the growing Marvel fatigue among audiences. They believe that the film has the potential to revitalize the franchise but also recognize the challenges of maintaining audience interest in a saturated market.
Show Notes
Content warning: Segment 1 of today's Hour 1 includes discussion on sexual misconduct and sexual assault. If you or a loved one has ever been the victim of sexual assault, you are not alone. Call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673.
David Samson sticks around as he and Dan wade through the difficult discussion around both the new Louis C.K. documentary and the Kevin Spacey documentary detailing both men's stories and how they sexually assaulted their victims. Then, Tony is preparing for life as a father and has made his first purchase to prepare for fatherhood: a grill. Dan, Zaslow, and the Shipping Container discuss the merits of his purchase and how it applies to being a father before diving into the hype around the new Deadpool & Wolverine movie. Plus, as Max Kellerman seemingly sits on the shelf for ESPN, Dan asks the crew what they would have been doing if ESPN paid out 18 months of their contracts to NOT work for the company.
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