Digest

The episode delves deeper into the Derek Blasberg diarrhea incident, with the hosts speculating about the possibility of him taking the blame for someone else or if it was indeed his own. They compare the incident to other celebrity scandals, arguing that diarrhea is a more damaging offense than drug use or DUI. The hosts then transition to a discussion about the upcoming NFL season, with Joe Burrow joining the podcast. They discuss Burrow's recent fashion show appearance, his physical strength, and his thoughts on the upcoming season. The hosts also discuss the possibility of Burrow joining the US flag football team and his thoughts on taunting in football. The episode concludes with a discussion about the upcoming NFL season and Burrow's return to the podcast. The hosts then discuss their upcoming "Chill Week" in Tahoe, sponsored by Coors Light, and their plans to enjoy the golf tournament, interview athletes and celebrities, and relax with Coors Light. They also mention their upcoming "Grit Week" and their commitment to choosing chill with Coors Light.

Outlines

00:00:00

Podcast Introduction and Sponsors

This Chapter introduces the podcast and its sponsors, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music, and E Harmony. The hosts discuss the importance of finding someone who gets you and how E Harmony helps facilitate that through its compatibility quiz.

00:04:04

Back in Studio and Mount Rushmore of Meet

This Chapter marks the return of the hosts to the studio after a week off. They announce their upcoming segment, "Mount Rushmore of Meet," which will focus on grilling season and the best meats to grill. They also mention their sponsorship by DraftKings and their upcoming Best Ball Week contest.

00:05:37

Brony James and the NBA Summer League

This Chapter delves into the hosts' opinions on Brony James's performance in the NBA Summer League. They discuss his name, his contract, and the reactions of fans and media to his performance. They also touch on the new CBA's impact on second-round picks and the potential for Brony to be drafted into the NBA.

00:08:33

NBA News and Rumors

This Chapter covers recent NBA news and rumors, including Kevin Durant's injury, Anthony Edwards's comments about his role on the team, and the potential for Kevin Durant to be traded. The hosts also discuss DeMar DeRozan's departure from the Chicago Bulls and the team's rebuilding efforts.

00:12:21

MLB All-Star Game and Snubs

This Chapter focuses on the MLB All-Star game and the players who were snubbed from the roster. The hosts discuss the benefits of being an All-Star snub, including getting a day of recognition and lobbying from fans. They also discuss the upcoming Home Run Derby and the potential for Christian Yelich to participate.

00:20:53

NHL Free Agency and the San Jose Sharks

This Chapter covers the NHL free agency period and the San Jose Sharks' recent signing of Erik Karlsson. The hosts discuss their opinions on the Sharks' franchise and their jersey design. They also mention Michael Rubin's White Party and Joe Burrow's attendance.

00:26:54

Who's Back of the Week

This Chapter features the "Who's Back of the Week" segment, where the hosts discuss Archie Manning's 75th birthday, Joey Chestnut's hot dog eating contest, and Derek Blasberg's infamous diarrhea incident at Gwyneth Paltrow's Hamptons home. They also discuss the potential for John Cena to return to the podcast and share their thoughts on his recent retirement announcement.

00:34:56

Chill Week in Tahoe

This Chapter announces the hosts' upcoming "Chill Week" in Tahoe, sponsored by Coors Light. They discuss their plans to enjoy the golf tournament, interview athletes and celebrities, and relax with Coors Light. They also mention their upcoming "Grit Week" and their commitment to choosing chill with Coors Light.

00:48:39

Derek Blasberg and the Diarrhea Incident

This Chapter continues the discussion about Derek Blasberg's diarrhea incident at Gwyneth Paltrow's Hamptons home. The hosts debate whether he is truly the culprit or if he is taking the blame for someone else. They compare the incident to other celebrity scandals, arguing that diarrhea is a more damaging offense than drug use or DUI.

00:59:36

Interview with Joe Burrow

This Chapter features an interview with Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback. The hosts discuss Burrow's recent fashion show appearance, his physical strength, and his thoughts on the upcoming season. They also discuss the possibility of Burrow joining the US flag football team and his thoughts on taunting in football.

01:25:29

Joe Burrow's Perspective on Fame

This Chapter delves into Joe Burrow's perspective on fame and how he's learned to navigate the challenges of being in the public eye. He discusses his gaming habits, his evolving relationship with social media, and his thoughts on the unique experience of being a celebrity.

01:33:17

Football Schedule and Pro Bowl Break

This Chapter explores Joe Burrow's ideas for improving the NFL schedule, including incorporating a Pro Bowl break and a week-long break before Christmas to allow for a reset and a level playing field for all teams. He also discusses the importance of having the best players available for the final six weeks of the season.

01:50:03

Chill Week in Tahoe with Coors Light

This Chapter announces the hosts' upcoming "Chill Week" in Tahoe, sponsored by Coors Light. They discuss their plans to enjoy the golf tournament, interview athletes and celebrities, and relax with Coors Light. They also mention their upcoming "Grit Week" and their commitment to choosing chill with Coors Light.

01:50:55

Who's Back: Blupper

This Chapter features the "Who's Back" segment, where the hosts discuss the recent news of Blupper, a giant inflatable mascot, terrorizing children. They share their opinions on Blupper's appearance and his impact on children.

01:51:14

Mount Rushmore of Meats

This Chapter features a "Mount Rushmore of Meats" segment, where the hosts debate the best meats to grill. They discuss their favorite meats, their preferences for condiments, and their experiences with grilling.

02:01:40

Mount Rushmore of Meats: Titties

This Chapter continues the "Mount Rushmore of Meats" segment, where the hosts debate the best meats to grill. The hosts discuss their favorite meats, their preferences for condiments, and their experiences with grilling. The hosts debate whether titties should be included on the list, with one host arguing that it is a meat and another host arguing that it is not. The hosts ultimately decide to leave titties off the list.

02:05:10

Mount Rushmore of Meats: Memes as Arbiter

This Chapter continues the "Mount Rushmore of Meats" segment, where the hosts debate the best meats to grill. The hosts decide to have Memes, a guest on the show, be the arbiter of the list, as she is the only one who has not yet made a pick. The hosts ask Memes to commission her memes to decide whether titties should be included on the list.

02:05:30

Mount Rushmore of Meats: Smoked Turkey Leg

This Chapter continues the "Mount Rushmore of Meats" segment, where the hosts debate the best meats to grill. One host decides to go with smoked turkey leg as his pick for the list.

02:05:50

Mount Rushmore of Meats: Meatballs

This Chapter continues the "Mount Rushmore of Meats" segment, where the hosts debate the best meats to grill. One host decides to go with meatballs as his pick for the list.

02:06:30

Mount Rushmore of Meats: Salami

This Chapter continues the "Mount Rushmore of Meats" segment, where the hosts debate the best meats to grill. One host decides to go with salami as his pick for the list.

02:06:56

Mount Rushmore of Meats: Technicality

This Chapter continues the "Mount Rushmore of Meats" segment, where the hosts debate the best meats to grill. The hosts discuss whether chicken parm should be included on the list, as it is technically fried chicken. The hosts ultimately decide to leave chicken parm off the list.

02:07:44

Mount Rushmore of Meats: Lamb

This Chapter continues the "Mount Rushmore of Meats" segment, where the hosts debate the best meats to grill. One host decides to go with lamb as his pick for the list.

02:10:46

Chill Week in Tahoe

This Chapter announces the hosts' upcoming "Chill Week" in Tahoe, sponsored by Coors Light. They discuss their plans to enjoy the golf tournament, interview athletes and celebrities, and relax with Coors Light. They also mention their upcoming "Grit Week" and their commitment to choosing chill with Coors Light.

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Q&A

• What are some of the key takeaways from the new CBA regarding second-round picks?

  The new CBA has significantly changed the way second-round picks are compensated, leading to larger contracts and guaranteed money. This is evident in Tyler Colick's record-breaking contract, which highlights the increased value placed on second-round talent.

• What is the significance of the John Deere Classic's tradition of the winner staying in the same rental home?

  The tradition of the John Deere Classic winner staying in the same rental home adds a unique element of intrigue and speculation to the tournament. It creates a sense of continuity and a connection between the winners, making the house a symbol of success and achievement in the tournament.

• How did Derek Blasberg's diarrhea incident at Gwyneth Paltrow's Hamptons home become a major news story?

  The incident became a major news story due to Blasberg's connections to celebrities and his high-profile social circle. The story spread through word of mouth and eventually reached the Daily Mail, which published an article about the incident. The story highlights the power of gossip and the fascination with the lives of celebrities.

• What are some of the key differences between the Stanley Cup and the World Series trophy?

  The Stanley Cup is a traveling trophy that is awarded to the winner of the NHL playoffs. It is a prestigious and iconic trophy that is known for its size and its history. The World Series trophy, on the other hand, is a smaller and less impressive trophy that is awarded to the winner of the MLB playoffs. The Stanley Cup is considered a more valuable and meaningful trophy, as it represents the ultimate achievement in the sport of hockey.

• What are some of the reasons why the hosts believe that the White Party is not a desirable event to attend?

  The hosts believe that the White Party is not a desirable event to attend because it is too exclusive and they would feel out of place. They also believe that they would be judged for their appearance and that they would not be able to blend in with the other guests. The hosts' comments highlight the challenges of navigating social circles and the pressure to conform to certain standards of appearance and behavior.

• What are Joe Burrow's thoughts on the upcoming NFL season?

  Joe Burrow is feeling confident and strong heading into the upcoming season. He believes that he is stronger than ever before and is excited to get back on the field. He is also looking forward to the challenge of playing against the best teams in the league.

• What are Joe Burrow's thoughts on taunting in football?

  Joe Burrow believes that taunting is a part of the game and that players should be allowed to taunt each other. He argues that taunting is a way for players to express their emotions and that it can add to the excitement of the game. He also believes that taunting is not a serious offense and that players should not be penalized for it.

• What is Joe Burrow's stance on the debate about whether he could play in the NBA?

  Joe Burrow believes that he could play in the NBA, but he acknowledges that he would need to improve his skills in certain areas. He is confident in his ability to shoot the ball and play defense, but he knows that he would need to work on his ball-handling and dribbling skills. He is also aware that he would be playing against some of the best athletes in the world and that it would be a difficult transition.

• What is Joe Burrow's opinion on the field at FedExField?

  Joe Burrow is not a fan of the field at FedExField. He has been injured on the field in the past and believes that it is not a safe playing surface. He is particularly critical of the way that the field is maintained, which he believes is not conducive to good play.

• What is Joe Burrow's perspective on fame?

  Joe Burrow acknowledges that fame is a strange and sometimes overwhelming experience. He discusses how he's learned to be more open and less concerned about privacy, as it became exhausting to try to keep everything private. He also shares his unique perspective on being a celebrity, comparing it to being in a "gay bar just for us" where everyone is looking at you.

Show Notes