Does the pricing for the NFL Sunday Ticket seem a little high to anyone else? Also, is YouTube TV easy to find for old people and will the NFL lose viewers because of streaming platforms. Plus, Oscar Winner Russell Crowe joins and awkward Dan, Stu and Jess to talk about his new movie The Pope's Exorcist, his career and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Dan Labatore Show features an interview with Russell Crowe on his new movie, "The Pope's Exorcist". The conversation is lighthearted and entertaining, with Crowe being affable and dominating the conversation.
There is concern that the price point for NFL Sunday Ticket on Amazon Prime may deter existing fans that cannot afford it, however, for those that are willing to rearrange their budget, it may not be a deterrent. The move to Amazon Prime in addition to changing familiar habits may lead to loss of viewership.
The top three website on the planet is facing a challenge to convince some of its users to subscribe to YouTube TV, as even the bare minimum of subscribing can be a deterrent.
A podcast host shares a personal anecdote about his father feeling seen and spoken to like a real person by someone in the sports industry. The host notes that this type of personal connection creates a loyal fan base.
The guest speaker shares his thoughts on the importance of maintaining objectivity in spiritual and religious practices and how formalized religion can act as a middleman in connecting with a higher power.
Russell Crowe discusses his experience with the film "Les Miserables" and how the differences between stage musicals and feature films posed certain challenges in the production.
The speaker goes on random tangents, talking about charts on social media, not wanting to waste time, and asking the listener if they want to hear more stories or just music. They also briefly discuss the importance of breaking down steps in theater.
The podcast host defends soccer and criticizes sports media for claiming it's dead.