We welcome Mike Ryan back to the show as he returns from Hollywood with info on Lionel Messi, and Stugotz declares UConn a dynasty after their National Title win. Then, we have an emotional week around these parts as the show prepares to move away from The Clevelander to a new studio, so it’s time to do some reminiscing…and it’s ALL brought to you by Miller Lite. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Inter Miami's possible partnership with Apple would be further highlighted with Lionel Messi's arrival in the team, as Apple has a streaming service to feed. Although the deal points between Inner Miami and Messi are ironed out, Barcelona still operates in the shadows.
The hosts discuss Messi's decision to possibly retire in Miami after becoming a co-owner of Inter Miami and debate whether UConn's men's basketball team constitutes a sports dynasty.
The new owners of a golf course in the US that have discovered multiple unexplained holes filled only with sand thought to have been dug by previous owners are speculating that they could contain buried bodies.
Dan Le Batard reminisces about a memorable moment before the show joined ESPN radio, when he and the crew personalized their studio with unique tiles that would later be auctioned off as they moved to become a bigger business.
The speaker is excited about moving to a new and bigger place for the podcast despite the current place evoking different emotions. She is moved to tears when she sees the huge space for recording.
The podcast studio has been upgraded to a beautiful new space which has caused discomfort for some like Billy who is risk averse. The show had to change and be different, losing some intimacy with the audience.
The hosts discuss awkward hugs caught on hotel security cameras, uncomfortable couches, and sports interviews gone wrong with former NFL player Josh Norman and a famous West Coast rapper.
The hosts reflect on Bob Saget's appearance on the show, remembering him as playful and friendly, and expressing regret for not being able to fully prepare for the interview before his tragic passing.
The hosts discuss the difficulties they faced when setting up their studio. From the length of cords to finding a company to provide them with the necessary equipment, they recount their experiences of creating an intimate setting for the show.