Digest

The podcast begins with introductions and sponsor mentions, followed by an interview with comedian Nate Bargazzi. The hosts discuss the start of NFL training camps, Jordan Love's holdout for a new contract, and the upcoming "Econ 101" class with Hank Lockwood. They debate whether Jordan Love deserves to be the highest-paid quarterback in the NFL and compare Aaron Rodgers and Jordan Love's behavior regarding training camp. The hosts also discuss Joe Burrow's recent hair changes, their summer tanning habits, and Bryce Young's lack of "swag" at training camp. They then delve into the joy of playing Madden, speculate on which NFL team is most likely to have a fight during training camp, and discuss LeBron James' game-saving performance for Team USA. The hosts also discuss the SEC's decision to rename UT as Tennessee, the Big 10 Conference's decision to keep the championship game in Indianapolis, and the potential impact of an 18-game schedule on player salaries. They discuss the 2020 quarterback draft class, Jason Kelsey's involvement with the Eagles' coaching staff, and a viral video of a whale breaching and seemingly attacking a boat. The hosts engage in a boating quiz, discuss Kevin Durant's absence from pre-season games and the ongoing trade rumors surrounding him, and celebrate the wedding of Paul Assassin and Jeff Banks. They discuss the potential trade of pitcher Treescuble, the record-breaking ratings for the WNBA All-Star game, and the upcoming four-week break. The hosts then introduce the "Mount Rushmore of Breakfast Foods" segment, sponsored by Pepsi, and begin their selections, with each host choosing their top four breakfast foods. The podcast is sponsored by Game Time, a ticketing app offering discounts on sports, music, and theater events, and Chevy Silverado, emphasizing the truck's durability and capability. The hosts welcome comedian Nate Bergazzi, known for his clean humor and relatable content, and discuss his upcoming golf tournament and his approach to comedy. They delve into the popularity of golf videos on social media, Nate's experiences with golf, his successful 2023 tour, and his plans for the future. The hosts discuss the challenges of being a podcaster, the desensitizing effects of social media, the unique challenges faced by individuals who achieve fame at a young age, and the importance of finding distractions in a busy world. They also discuss the frustration of movie streaming services, the podcast's impact on their personal lives, and answer listener questions.

Outlines

00:00:00

Introduction, Sponsors, and Nate Bargazzi Interview

The podcast begins with a brief introduction and mentions sponsors, including ADT and Core's Light. The hosts introduce their guest, comedian Nate Bargazzi, and discuss his thoughts on golf.

00:01:11

NFL Training Camp and Jordan Love's Holdout

The hosts discuss the start of NFL training camps and Jordan Love's holdout for a new contract, criticizing his actions as selfish. They debate whether Jordan Love deserves to be the highest-paid quarterback in the NFL and compare Aaron Rodgers and Jordan Love's behavior regarding training camp.

00:04:12

Econ Class with Hank Lockwood

The hosts discuss their upcoming "Econ 101" class with Hank, who will teach them about the salary cap and other economic concepts related to sports.

00:05:50

Joe Burrow's Hair, Summer Tanning, and Bryce Young's Swag

The hosts discuss Joe Burrow's recent hair changes, speculating on the reasons behind his bleached hair and predicting he won't play a game with it. They also discuss their summer tanning habits, with one host admitting to not using sunscreen and the other expressing concern about the potential consequences. The hosts discuss Bryce Young's lack of "swag" at training camp, comparing it to other players' entrances and the overall culture surrounding training camp.

00:08:18

Madden, NFL Fights, and LeBron James

The hosts discuss the joy of playing Madden and the importance of having hobbies, lamenting the lack of time for such activities in modern life. They speculate on which NFL team is most likely to have a fight during training camp, focusing on the Jaguars and their roster composition. The hosts discuss LeBron James' game-saving performance for Team USA against Germany and Aaron Rodgers' tendency to question everything, including historical events.

00:10:43

UT's New Name, Big 10 Conference, and 18-Game Schedule

The hosts discuss the SEC's decision to rename UT as Tennessee, sparking debate about the appropriate abbreviation and the Big 10 Conference's decision to keep the championship game in Indianapolis until 2028. They discuss the potential impact of an 18-game schedule on player salaries and the NFL's revenue, speculating on the future of quarterback contracts.

00:11:56

2020 Quarterback Draft Class, Jason Kelsey's Coaching Role, and Whale Breaching Incident

The hosts discuss the 2020 quarterback draft class, highlighting the potential for Jordan Love to receive a large contract based on his draft position and the success of his peers. They discuss Jason Kelsey's involvement with the Eagles' coaching staff and his potential return to the field, speculating on the impact of his presence on the team's offense. The hosts discuss a viral video of a whale breaching and seemingly attacking a boat, debating whether it was an intentional act or an accident and challenging stereotypes about orcas.

00:13:50

Boating Etiquette and Trump's Golf Skills

The hosts discuss boating etiquette and the right of way, debating the rules regarding size and direction of vessels and ultimately concluding that the bigger boat has the right of way. They discuss Donald Trump's golf skills, highlighting his impressive performance in a recent round with Bryson DeChambeau, and discuss DeChambeau's "Breaking 50" challenge.

00:15:29

Billy Football's Whale Assumptions and Boating Quiz

The hosts criticize Billy Football's assumptions about the whale's intentions in the viral video, emphasizing the importance of avoiding stereotypes and judging situations based on limited information. They engage in a boating quiz, testing Hank's knowledge of boating etiquette and regulations, revealing his lack of experience and highlighting the importance of basic boating safety.

00:17:16

Kevin Durant's Trade Rumors and Paul Assassin's Wedding

The hosts discuss Kevin Durant's absence from pre-season games and the ongoing trade rumors surrounding him, speculating on his potential unhappiness and desire to be traded. They celebrate the wedding of Paul Assassin, an exotic dancer, and Jeff Banks, a special teams coach, highlighting the power of love and the happy ending to a tumultuous relationship.

00:19:41

Treescuble's Trade Rumors, WNBA All-Star Game Ratings, and Mount Rushmore of Breakfast Foods

The hosts discuss the potential trade of pitcher Treescuble, who is a Saiyung favorite, and the impact it could have on his chances of winning the award. They discuss the record-breaking ratings for the WNBA All-Star game and the upcoming four-week break, expressing concern about the potential loss of momentum. The hosts introduce the "Mount Rushmore of Breakfast Foods" segment, sponsored by Pepsi, and begin their selections, with each host choosing their top four breakfast foods.

00:22:36

Mount Rushmore of Breakfast Foods: Waffles, Bacon Egg and Cheese, and Sausage and Cheese

The hosts begin their Mount Rushmore of Breakfast Foods selections, with PFT choosing waffles, Big Cat choosing bacon egg and cheese, and Max choosing sausage and cheese.

00:24:40

Mount Rushmore of Breakfast Foods: Pancakes, Hash Browns, and Omelette

The hosts continue their Mount Rushmore of Breakfast Foods selections, with Big Cat choosing pancakes, PFT choosing hash browns, and Max choosing omelette.

00:26:04

Mount Rushmore of Breakfast Foods: Cereal, Taco Bell Breakfast Crunchwrap, and Eggs Benedict

The hosts continue their Mount Rushmore of Breakfast Foods selections, with PFT choosing cereal, Big Cat choosing Taco Bell Breakfast Crunchwrap, and Max choosing Eggs Benedict.

00:27:12

Cottage Cheese, Cold Pizza, and Game Time Sponsorship

The hosts discuss their breakfast preferences, with one host expressing a fondness for cottage cheese and blueberries, while another advocates for cold pizza. The podcast is sponsored by Game Time, a ticketing app offering discounts on sports, music, and theater events. The hosts highlight the app's features and their personal experiences using it.

00:28:48

Chevy Silverado Sponsorship and Interview with Nate Bergazzi

The podcast is sponsored by Chevy Silverado, emphasizing the truck's durability and capability. The hosts discuss their partnership with Chevy and the Lowman Award, which recognizes college fullbacks. The hosts welcome comedian Nate Bergazzi, known for his clean humor and relatable content. They discuss his upcoming golf tournament and his approach to comedy.

00:30:30

The Hilarious World of Golf Videos and Nate's Journey into Golf

Nate and the hosts delve into the popularity of golf videos on social media, particularly those featuring funny moments and reactions. They discuss the unique aspects of golf that make it so entertaining. Nate shares his experiences with golf, including his initial reluctance to play due to the social aspect. He recounts a particularly frustrating round that led him to avoid the sport for a long time.

00:34:10

Nate's Successful Year, Upcoming Projects, and Podcast as a Job

Nate reflects on his successful 2023 tour and his plans for the future, including taking a year off to recharge and develop new material. He discusses his upcoming movie project and his commitment to clean comedy. The hosts discuss the challenges of being a podcaster, particularly the awkwardness of explaining their profession to others. They share their experiences with people questioning the legitimacy of podcasting as a career.

00:36:06

Social Media's Impact on Our Brains and Challenges of Early Fame

Nate and the hosts discuss the desensitizing effects of social media, particularly the constant exposure to graphic content. They reflect on how the internet has changed our consumption of information and entertainment. Nate and the hosts discuss the unique challenges faced by individuals who achieve fame at a young age. They emphasize the importance of self-awareness and avoiding the pitfalls of early success.

00:38:21

Finding Distractions in a Busy World and Movie Streaming Frustration

Nate discusses his approach to maintaining a balance between his busy schedule and finding time for personal interests. He emphasizes the importance of having a diverse range of hobbies and activities. Nate expresses his annoyance with streaming services that offer movies he has already purchased. He discusses the changing landscape of movie consumption and the loss of physical media.

00:41:03

Rowback.com Sponsorship, Titans Prediction, and FAQs

The podcast is sponsored by Rowback.com, a clothing brand. Nate shares his prediction for the upcoming Titans season, expressing optimism about their chances of making the playoffs. The hosts answer listener questions, including the average time they spend recording each episode and the origin of the show's logo. They also discuss the role of their social media team in finding and creating content.

00:42:46

Podcast's Impact on Personal Lives

The hosts discuss how their podcast has affected their personal lives, particularly their relationships with friends and family. They share anecdotes about how their friends and family react to the show.

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Q&A

• What is Jordan Love's holdout about and why are the hosts critical of his actions?

  Jordan Love is holding out for a new contract, refusing to practice with his team until he gets it. The hosts criticize him for being selfish and not prioritizing his team's success.

• What is the "Econ 101" class with Hank about and how does it relate to sports?

  Hank will teach the hosts about the salary cap and other economic concepts related to sports, using examples from the NFL and other leagues.

• What is the "Hot Seat Cool Throne" segment and what are the hosts' hot seats and cool thrones?

  The "Hot Seat Cool Throne" segment is where the hosts discuss their current hot takes and cool takes on various topics. PFT's hot seat is the smaller boat in the whale incident, and his cool throne is true love. Big Cat's hot seat is Kevin Durant's trade rumors, and his cool throne is the Wisconsin Badgers serving beer at Camp Randall. Huey's hot seat is the WNBA's upcoming break, and his cool throne is the WNBA's record-breaking All-Star game ratings.

• What are the hosts' top four breakfast foods and why?

  PFT's top four breakfast foods are waffles, hash browns, cereal, and Taco Bell Breakfast Crunchwrap. Big Cat's top four are bacon egg and cheese, pancakes, Eggs Benedict, and breakfast tacos. Max's top four are sausage and cheese, omelette, cream cheese, and French toast.

• What are some of Nate Bergazzi's favorite things about golf?

  Nate enjoys the challenge of golf and the camaraderie it fosters. He finds the unique aspects of the sport, like the unpredictable nature of the ball's trajectory, entertaining.

• How does Nate balance his busy touring schedule with maintaining a regular life?

  Nate takes a year off after his tour to recharge and reconnect with his roots in Nashville. He believes this helps him stay grounded and avoid becoming too detached from his everyday experiences.

• What are some of the challenges of being a podcaster?

  One challenge is explaining the profession to others, especially those who don't understand the industry. It can be awkward to explain how podcasting can be a legitimate career path.

• How has social media changed the way we consume information and entertainment?

  Social media has desensitized us to graphic content, making us more accustomed to seeing violence and disturbing images. It has also changed the way we interact with information, making us more susceptible to algorithms and personalized content.

• What advice would Nate give to young comedians who are just starting out?

  Nate believes that young comedians should focus on developing their own unique voice and style. He encourages them to be authentic and not try to imitate other comedians.

Show Notes