The Big Suey: We're Not In Kansas (City) Anymore
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The episode begins with Dan Le Batard and Stugotz at Arrowhead Stadium for the start of the NFL season. They discuss the Chiefs' tailgate scene, the arrival of the porta-potties, and the speculation surrounding whether or not Taylor Swift will be performing at the tailgate. They also engage in a humorous debate about whether or not they are in Kansas, eventually determining that they are in Missouri. The episode then shifts to a discussion about Tray Wingo's apparent exhaustion from working morning radio, and how his departure from ESPN has affected him. Dan and Stugotz also discuss Stugotz's experience arriving in Kansas City at 2:00 AM and being left at the airport by Dan, who took an Uber to the hotel. Later in the episode, Dan and Stugotz discuss the iconic photo of Stugotz posing in front of the Lombardi trophies with a porta-potty in the background. They agree that the photo perfectly captures the essence of the NFL season. The episode also features a discussion about the Washington Commanders' second date scandal, where the VP of content was secretly recorded on a second date. Dan and Stugotz debate the ethics of the recording and the potential consequences for the VP of content. Finally, the episode concludes with a discussion about the NFL's jargon fetish, which is the excessive use of specialized language in NFL media. Pablo Torre, a guest on the show, discusses his podcast, "Pablo Torre Finds Out," and his recent episode with Nate Tyson, a former quarterback and NFL scout. They discuss how the NFL's jargon fetish has become increasingly prevalent in NFL media.
Outlines
The NFL Season Begins at Arrowhead Stadium
Dan Le Batard and Stugotz are at Arrowhead Stadium for the start of the NFL season. They discuss the Chiefs' tailgate scene, the arrival of the porta-potties, and the speculation surrounding whether or not Taylor Swift will be performing at the tailgate. They also engage in a humorous debate about whether or not they are in Kansas, eventually determining that they are in Missouri.
Stugotz's Airport Mishap and Tray Wingo's Morning Radio Blues
Stugotz recounts his experience arriving in Kansas City at 2:00 AM and being left at the airport by Dan, who took an Uber to the hotel. Dan explains that he had to check his bag and didn't want to waste time driving back to the airport. Dan and Stugotz also discuss Tray Wingo's apparent exhaustion from working morning radio, and how his departure from ESPN has affected him.
The Iconic Stugotz Photo and the Washington Commanders' Second Date Scandal
Dan Le Batard and Stugotz discuss the iconic photo of Stugotz posing in front of the Lombardi trophies with a porta-potty in the background. They agree that the photo perfectly captures the essence of the NFL season. They also discuss the Washington Commanders' second date scandal, where the VP of content was secretly recorded on a second date. Dan and Stugotz debate the ethics of the recording and the potential consequences for the VP of content.
The NFL's Jargon Fetish
Pablo Torre discusses his podcast, "Pablo Torre Finds Out," and his recent episode with Nate Tyson, a former quarterback and NFL scout. They discuss the NFL's jargon fetish and how it has become increasingly prevalent in NFL media.
The Ubiquitous Don Le Batard Show
Dan Le Batard discusses the various platforms where his show is available, including DraftKings Network, Peacock, YouTube, and Max. He also apologizes for any confusion caused by his previous explanation of the show's schedule.
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Keywords
NFL Jargon
Specialized language used in the National Football League, often referring to specific plays, formations, or strategies. It can be difficult for non-football fans to understand.
Ethical Journalism
Journalism that adheres to a set of principles and practices that ensure accuracy, fairness, and accountability. It includes respecting privacy, avoiding conflicts of interest, and disclosing sources.
Secret Recording
The act of recording someone without their knowledge or consent. It is often considered unethical and illegal, especially if done for the purpose of obtaining information for publication.
Morning Radio
A radio format that typically airs from 5:00 AM to 10:00 AM, featuring news, weather, traffic, and entertainment. It is known for its fast-paced and often humorous style.
Tailgate
A pre-game party held in the parking lot of a stadium, typically featuring food, drinks, and music. It is a popular tradition among fans of American football, baseball, and other sports.
Ubiquitous
Present, appearing, or found everywhere.
Content Studio
A company that creates and distributes digital content, such as videos, articles, and social media posts.
Hallmark Christmas Movie
A genre of romantic comedy films that typically feature a heartwarming story set during the Christmas season. They are often produced by Hallmark Channel and feature a predictable plot and happy ending.
Q&A
What is the NFL's jargon fetish and how has it become so prevalent?
The NFL's jargon fetish is the excessive use of specialized language in NFL media, often to the point of being pretentious or inaccessible to outsiders. It has become prevalent due to the increasing emphasis on insider knowledge and the desire to create a sense of exclusivity among fans.
What are the ethical implications of secretly recording someone on a second date?
Secretly recording someone without their knowledge or consent is generally considered unethical and illegal. It violates their privacy and can be used to manipulate or exploit them.
What are the potential consequences for the Washington Commanders' VP of content after the recording was published?
The VP of content could face a number of consequences, including being fired, facing legal action, and suffering reputational damage. The Commanders may also face public backlash and criticism for their handling of the situation.
What is the significance of the iconic photo of Stugotz posing in front of the Lombardi trophies with a porta-potty in the background?
The photo perfectly captures the essence of the NFL season, with its combination of excitement, tradition, and absurdity. It is a humorous and memorable image that reflects the show's unique style and perspective.
How has Tray Wingo's departure from ESPN affected him?
Tray Wingo's departure from ESPN has seemingly left him feeling untethered from the center of football. He is no longer surrounded by the same level of excitement and energy, and he is struggling to adjust to his new role on the fringes of the sport.
What are the benefits of using LinkedIn Jobs to hire qualified candidates?
LinkedIn Jobs is a platform that allows businesses to connect with professionals who are actively searching for new jobs or open to new opportunities. It offers a wide range of tools and features to help businesses find the right candidates for their needs.
What are the various platforms where the Don Le Batard Show is available?
The Don Le Batard Show is available on a variety of platforms, including DraftKings Network, Peacock, YouTube, Max, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Sirius XM Channel 85. It is also available on Samsung TV Plus, the Roku Channel, and Visio Watch Free Plus.
Show Notes
Stugotz and Billy join us live from outside of Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City (Missouri, not Kansas) for an update on what their day looks like with the Golics and Trey Wingo. After they attempt to cross state lines while standing in a parking lot, we get a look at a lonely Trey Wingo wandering around, hear Billy's story of being ditched by Stugotz at the airport late last night, and witness the greatest visual Stugotz has ever been part of with a giant Chiefs helmet and a parade of porta-potties. Then, after some baseball Stats of the Day, Pablo Torre is here to celebrate his 1-year anniversary of Pablo Torre Finds Out. Since Pablo is a capital J Journalist, he and Dan dissect the journalism behind the Washington Commanders story. Who was behind the story? How did they execute it? Was it ethical? Is the VP involved in this story a victim? Should he be fired?
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