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Speaker 2: to go as we have Clippers basketball tonight taking on
Speaker 2: the Philadelphia seventy six ers pre game. At what they
Speaker 2: got you doing, Matt Drugs is what is what Paul
Speaker 2: George is doing? Drugs to the tune of a twenty
Speaker 2: five game substance abuse penalty?
Speaker 4: Would they get you doing it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Drugs? It would they let you doing performance enhancing drugs? Suspension?
Speaker 2: I believe courtesy of the league. So when he's not
Speaker 2: hurt and missing at least a quarter or a third
Speaker 2: of the season, he's taking substances that get him suspended
Speaker 2: for a third of that.
Speaker 4: Would never happen in Lebron James Hack No, not your
Speaker 4: Bron Lames.
Speaker 2: Now with that John that Beard back, no seven o'clock tip,
Speaker 2: and the Lakers are ice cold. The Clippers are red hot.
Speaker 2: You know, just knocked off Phoenix after loosing in Denver
Speaker 2: on Friday night.
Speaker 4: One. They'd lost one.
Speaker 2: They lost one, Not a big deal. Twenty three and
Speaker 2: twenty five, still plenty of opportunity with two home games
Speaker 2: here today and Wednesday before the All Star break. That
Speaker 2: is coming up, I think the like eleventh or twelfth
Speaker 2: or something like that, so plenty of time for them
Speaker 2: to try to get over five hundred and smack dab
Speaker 2: in the middle of the Western Conference playoff hunt. We
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Speaker 2: been that way all season.
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Speaker 2: Patriots v. Seahawks.
Speaker 4: The Rams announced today that they have signed head coach
Speaker 4: Sean McVay and GM Les Snead to a contract extension.
Speaker 4: Since twenty seventeen, the Rams have made the playoffs seven times,
Speaker 4: playing in three NFC Championship Games and two Super Bowls.
Speaker 4: Matt will have more on that with the top story
Speaker 4: of the day. And the international stuff was announced today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they start Super Bowl week. They do more through
Speaker 2: the combine the draft. That is the first part of
Speaker 2: the schedule that has always released, the international games, and
Speaker 2: we have another new one this year.
Speaker 4: Last night, Matt, the NFL Honors, that's your favorite?
Speaker 2: Oh, I love the NFL Honors. It's just, you know,
Speaker 2: let's have an awards Sarah.
Speaker 4: See television for you? What?
Speaker 2: Well, I let you know, to be fully honest, the
Speaker 2: thing that I really enjoy is the red carpet w Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Well they're all the meanium types. And I want to
Speaker 2: see what the media types that cover the NFL are
Speaker 2: wearing when they walk the red carpet.
Speaker 4: Oh, I want to see what Hannah storms with exactly. Hey,
Speaker 4: what about the All Star weekend just being a few
Speaker 4: weeks away. At the end to it, Dome Balmer paid
Speaker 4: out a lot of money to fund his own arena,
Speaker 4: and it is an example of how you're supposed to
Speaker 4: build an arena in the modern day world, the NBA
Speaker 4: is coming to it for the weekend, but none of
Speaker 4: Balmer's players will be in the All Star Game. None
Speaker 4: zero zero, Not one Clipper player was elected as a
Speaker 4: starter or picked as a reserve. Now Kawhi Leonard and
Speaker 4: Kawhi Leonard is playing good basketball. Yeah, wow, that's a
Speaker 4: real uh double. Little Finger didn't need any public money,
Speaker 4: didn't need the league, the politic politic that he was
Speaker 4: going to move the team to Seattle if the city
Speaker 4: didn't help him out. Just wrote a check for about
Speaker 4: two billion dollars to build his basketball palace.
Speaker 2: Not a peep. And he can't get freaking Kawhi Leonard
Speaker 2: who's averaging twenty eight points per game on freaking fifty
Speaker 2: percent shooting, six rebounds, four assists, two steals.
Speaker 4: It's a real kick to the main sound.
Speaker 2: Yeah that really is Wow, No wonder he's so freaking pissed.
Speaker 4: And maybe the NBA is like, hey, wear it, We're
Speaker 4: not going to prosecute you for playing guy paying guys
Speaker 4: under the table.
Speaker 2: That could be it, like, hey, you know you put
Speaker 2: Kawhi in and then he's got to do press and
Speaker 2: then they're asking about the deal and then you gotta
Speaker 2: be you know, this way you can just kind of
Speaker 2: you know, hardcore Clipper, keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 7: They could have done what Baseball did with Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 7: with Lebron James. Give him an honorary This is your
Speaker 7: final time you're going to the All Star Game because
Speaker 7: you're Lebron, and then let Kawhi in or let a Clipper.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 7: Right, you know there's ways to bend the rules here
Speaker 7: and make him an honorary player.
Speaker 4: You know, you think maybe they'll still do it.
Speaker 3: Well, we have time.
Speaker 7: Somebody could get hurt, you know, on hamstring, soft tissue, injury, moment.
Speaker 4: Soft issue.
Speaker 7: These guys are stronger than they were thirty years ago.
Speaker 4: They are it's a much harder game than it was
Speaker 4: thirty years ago, and it's hard with the pillows on
Speaker 4: the road. Lebron also meant, yeah, not being in your own.
Speaker 2: Bet, not being in your well, yeah, that was the
Speaker 2: thing is back in the day when worthy, you know,
Speaker 2: our friend was traveling, you got to take your bet
Speaker 2: with you. That was you know, like even though you
Speaker 2: flew commercial, you could bring your bet. Carry on, that's
Speaker 2: a cargo play.
Speaker 4: Take your bet pictures and catchers report to camel back
Speaker 4: Who's back on February thirteenth. The first spring training game
Speaker 4: here on AM five seventy is Saturday, February twenty first,
Speaker 4: everybody's excited and new Dodger reliever Eddie Diaz Ohnol he
Speaker 4: will pitch for Portoo in the WBC. He doesn't care
Speaker 4: about what happened when he tore his ACL. Edwin, I
Speaker 4: know you like, but just dancing around.
Speaker 2: What do you think? Maybe maybe don't do it?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: The Dodgers got a bunch of guys playing in the
Speaker 2: WBC and March Show. Hey Yamamoto, Will Smith, I saw
Speaker 2: Kim and now the man who tore his ACL a
Speaker 2: few years back in the day, cele Patty Grosso. It
Speaker 2: was not great, not great at all, grammatica esque.
Speaker 4: San Francisco Giants CEO. Larry Bear was on The Dan
Speaker 4: Patrick Show today and Dan Patrick just a brilliant interviewer. Dan,
Speaker 4: you're so good.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: He asked about the Dodgers much think Dan asked the
Speaker 4: guy you know if he thinks the Dodgers are good
Speaker 4: or bad for the sport. Here's what Larry had to say.
Speaker 2: Fill in the blank. The Dodgers are blank for base.
Speaker 5: The Dodgers are a great competitor for baseball for the Giants.
Speaker 2: Do you hate do you hate the Dodgers?
Speaker 5: Hey, I don't think you know this. It's an interesting discussion.
Speaker 5: I think you probably are. You've talked to the commissioner
Speaker 5: about this and others. You know, let's just take all
Speaker 5: the sports and here we are, you know, at super
Speaker 5: Bowl Week. I think having a dragon to slay in
Speaker 5: a sport, and if you go back, it was, you know,
Speaker 5: in the NFL was what's upon a time the Cowboys,
Speaker 5: the forty nine ers had their run.
Speaker 4: That's not all bad.
Speaker 5: The Yankees did that in baseball you could say that's
Speaker 5: the Dodgers now having a dragon to slay? Is it
Speaker 5: necessarily a bad thing for the sport? We want to
Speaker 5: beat the Dodgers and we want to be at the
Speaker 5: top of the division and one day and we want
Speaker 5: to be the dragon to slay. You know, baseball is
Speaker 5: unpredictable as well. When we won three championships in twenty ten, twelve,
Speaker 5: and fourteen, we weren't predicted to win any of those years,
Speaker 5: and we didn't have a top five payroll any of
Speaker 5: those years. So hats off to the Dodger organization because
Speaker 5: they've done it with obviously high priced players, but they've
Speaker 5: also done it with farm system and development.
Speaker 2: You know, that's a that's a high quality answer, high
Speaker 2: quality answer from Larry pointing out, you know, we didn't
Speaker 2: have a top five payroll and we won three freaking
Speaker 2: World Series, So what's the big deal. Man, Let's let's
Speaker 2: have a villain, let's have a dragon. Let's let's freaking
Speaker 2: get after it.
Speaker 4: Yeah. That Larry called Jeff Passon and had a thirty minute,
Speaker 4: heated conversation about how wrong.
Speaker 2: He went, Yeah, how unfair it is, and how there's
Speaker 2: going to be a strike because the Dodger's son, Kyle Tucker.
Speaker 4: Well, that didn't piss me off, but this will. Lincoln
Speaker 4: Riley was on AMPI seventy earlier today with old Colin
Speaker 4: cow Hurd, and the USC head coach was asked about
Speaker 4: his thoughts on NIL now that they are a year
Speaker 4: or two into it.
Speaker 8: You know, now there's not just one part of the
Speaker 8: country paying players. Everybody's able to do it. And it's
Speaker 8: a great thing because I do think it's created a
Speaker 8: much more level playing field and it's given schools the
Speaker 8: opportunity to really compete if they want to invest, and
Speaker 8: I think it's been a great thing for players. We
Speaker 8: all know there's still parts of it to be worked out.
Speaker 8: It's obviously not a finished product by any stretch of
Speaker 8: the imagination, but it has gotten better. There has been
Speaker 8: a lot of positives, and I think you're going to
Speaker 8: continue to see a lot of great stories, a lot
Speaker 8: of new opportunities for all different types of program programs,
Speaker 8: which I think is really good for the sport as
Speaker 8: a whole.
Speaker 4: Fight don't fight, don't fight, don't At least USC a
Speaker 4: blue blood just stays on top. You know, they never
Speaker 4: have any dips.
Speaker 2: Like it's I love hearing it. But if you're Lincoln Riley,
Speaker 2: former coach at Oklahoma who hasn't been to the playoff,
Speaker 2: you know the c is going to have a field
Speaker 2: day on his Bootso over that one. I mean the
Speaker 2: fine Bomb show Powell. I heard what Lincoln Ryan said,
Speaker 2: and that ship it's in Groundhog day to day.
Speaker 4: I don't think Fine Bombs stuck his head out since Indiana.
Speaker 2: One, So since he said it was, it will go
Speaker 2: down as one of the dumbest decisions in the history
Speaker 2: of college football to give Kurt Signetti that extension that
Speaker 2: they would rue the day now they will rue the
Speaker 2: day that they gave him that extension. The man has
Speaker 2: proven nothing. All he did was get squashed by Notre
Speaker 2: Dame in the last playoff. This is one of the worst. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a fair point. He has been. He has been
Speaker 2: a hiding since.
Speaker 4: Probably you'd have to crane his neck out of the hole.
Speaker 4: I don't think Indiana had to deal with the countlet
Speaker 4: that Alabamoa did. It's not even the service. No, you're right. Yes,
Speaker 4: all you guys do is win games maybe every once
Speaker 4: in a while, and then the rest of them are
Speaker 4: like hypothetical. It's like, well, if we were more motivated that.
Speaker 2: Come on, you beat each other up, and when it
Speaker 2: comes time to play the real conferences like the Mountain
Speaker 2: West and the Sun Belt, you get your heads kicked in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because we're tired of beating each other, tired of
Speaker 4: beating up on Kentucky.
Speaker 2: So tired.
Speaker 4: We'll be back with the top story of the day
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Speaker 4: Coming up next, we will have Clippers basketball. Everybody looking
Speaker 4: forward to that, and why wouldn't you the Clippers? And
Speaker 4: it's hard to say it without feeling a little bad
Speaker 4: about the way we talked about them earlier in the year,
Speaker 4: But the Clippers are playing as well as anybody in
Speaker 4: the NBA, which is mostly disinterested basketball. But they're taking
Speaker 4: on the seventy six ers. What they got you doing?
Speaker 4: Steroid bad? Describe it? Yes, turns out they do Paul
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Speaker 3: Top story of the day.
Speaker 2: Well to a sport where perhaps steroids were once prevalent,
Speaker 2: but no longer. Rarely do you hear about performance enhancing
Speaker 2: drugs in the NFL. Good news p for the Rams.
Speaker 2: Sean McVay less sneed tied to one another. Both contracts up.
Speaker 2: Could have been free agents, but as many suspected, they
Speaker 2: are locked up. They have signed their extensions. Wasn't really
Speaker 2: in question, but remember a few years back, Sean McVay
Speaker 2: was very seriously thinking about leaving coaching, was burnt out.
Speaker 2: Amazon was throwing a massive amount of money at him,
Speaker 2: more considerably more than he was making to coach, and
Speaker 2: to have to deal with that grind to just show
Speaker 2: up for fifteen Thursday night football games with Al Michaels
Speaker 2: as an analyst. They thought they had him, The football
Speaker 2: world thought he was gonna take the gig. Looked like
Speaker 2: Amazon was going to make a huge splash by landing
Speaker 2: one of the more dynamic personalities in football and a
Speaker 2: Super Bowl winning coach. And they ended up with Kirk
Speaker 2: Kirk Street. Maybe that was a panic move, k Street
Speaker 2: and his dog Peter.
Speaker 4: All right, you're gonna tell a story, tell her, you know,
Speaker 4: I mean, it wasn't just think of all the extra
Speaker 4: clicks they got exactly because it's Kirk kurb Street and
Speaker 4: his dog and not just five foot five McVeigh all
Speaker 4: swollen angry.
Speaker 2: I guess when the names were Aikman Romo McVeigh, they
Speaker 2: were willing to write a big check and you end
Speaker 2: up with Kirk. Maybe not quite the same deal, but
Speaker 2: like you said, you do get the dog, so whatever.
Speaker 2: So like McVeigh when he did his last deal after
Speaker 2: flirting with Amazon for fifteen million per, making him the
Speaker 2: highest paid coach in the game, and with Andy Reid
Speaker 2: now surpassing that considerably making twenty mil per, I would
Speaker 2: imagine that Sean McVay salary is north of Andy Reid's,
Speaker 2: once again making him the highest paid coach in the league.
Speaker 2: It doesn't count against the cap, just the Rams bottom line.
Speaker 2: No big deal, doesn't matter how much it is, he's
Speaker 2: worth it. If they didn't want to make him the
Speaker 2: highest paid coach in the NFL and he decided to walk,
Speaker 2: you would probably have twenty five, if not more, teams
Speaker 2: ready to make him the highest paid head coach in
Speaker 2: the league. And with how well the Rams have drafted,
Speaker 2: with how well they've used trades free agency, I imagine
Speaker 2: the same could be said for less Sneed likely one of,
Speaker 2: if not the highest paid general manager in football. He
Speaker 2: gets value late. One of our favorites, Quinton Lake, was
Speaker 2: a sixth round pick Pukinakua, Kiron Williams, fifth round picks
Speaker 2: Byron Young, Kobe Yes, don't f them picks. Don't f
Speaker 2: them picks.
Speaker 4: Some of those picks were not picks you want to
Speaker 4: have I.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't want to have Pooka. I mean, maybe you do,
Speaker 2: but I don't, you know what I mean, Like Kyron Williams,
Speaker 2: seems like you didn't.
Speaker 4: You didn't have to put that on. He saw the
Speaker 4: guy's T shirt. You're sitting here washing his sack.
Speaker 2: His only first rounder was Jared Verse, and that guy
Speaker 2: ended up becoming the defensive rookie of the year. I
Speaker 2: think he was picked nineteenth, one of the better defensive
Speaker 2: linemen out there. Uh. In free agency, of course this
Speaker 2: past season he landed Devonte Adams, who had a lot
Speaker 2: of suitors, and they won that sweep stakes. And of
Speaker 2: course the trade a couple of years back, many years back,
Speaker 2: actually about a half decade back now for the likely
Speaker 2: MVP of the season, Matthew Stafford. So the extensions make sense.
Speaker 2: Of course, that's not really worthy of a top story
Speaker 2: on the Petros and Money Show. No, there's got to
Speaker 2: be some negative.
Speaker 4: Hell, what is I mean? Come up?
Speaker 2: Here's the more interesting part. Both snead and McVeigh in
Speaker 2: their post extension reporter scrum in which they were getting
Speaker 2: their quotes out there to the media, where you know,
Speaker 2: Stan Kronky is saying things like, oh, you know this
Speaker 2: Lesson Sean have been so important at the City of
Speaker 2: Los Angeles and we couldn't be more proud for them
Speaker 2: to share with the City of Los Angeles and be
Speaker 2: stewards for football in the City of Los Angeles. Along
Speaker 2: with that, these two made sure to mention Matthew Stafford,
Speaker 2: saying in a statement to the AP about his extension,
Speaker 2: this is McVeigh quote. I'm keeping my fingers crossed, like
Speaker 2: you guys that he still wants to go play.
Speaker 4: I don't believe you. You know he's coming back.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the interesting part of it, Bee, we go
Speaker 2: back less than a year late. February was February twenty eighth,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, just ahead of the opening a free
Speaker 2: agency that the Rams shared that Matthew Stafford was not retiring,
Speaker 2: that he let the team know he wanted a return
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five. That was February twenty eight, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. At that time, he was making a bargain
Speaker 2: basement quarterback salary of twenty seven million dollars per year,
Speaker 2: way out of line with what the quarterback salaries were
Speaker 2: at the time. Was looking for a raise, I mean,
Speaker 2: justin Herbert was making double that that past year, and
Speaker 2: whatever the Rams initially offered, he clearly didn't like it,
Speaker 2: and he went out shopping and they did not get
Speaker 2: their deal done with Matthew Stafford until May, over two
Speaker 2: months after their statement that Matthew Stafford was not retiring
Speaker 2: but was returning to play football. It was not a
Speaker 2: great deal for Stafford. We discussed it at the time.
Speaker 2: There were a lot of whispers that he was not
Speaker 2: happy about the number of the Rams put out there,
Speaker 2: that he was totally good taken the Giants one hundred
Speaker 2: million dollars for two years, that he was even more
Speaker 2: good taking the Raiders one hundred million dollars for two years.
Speaker 4: His wife was making threats, making claims on her podcast
Speaker 4: that she'll drop everything. She'll drop it right.
Speaker 2: Now, that's what she said. Some said even though Nevada
Speaker 2: had no state tax and if the Rams matched that
Speaker 2: one hundred million dollar deal, he'd still be leaving about
Speaker 2: ten million bucks, if not more about thirteen million bucks
Speaker 2: on the table. And some say that he came back
Speaker 2: at the behest of the missus who did not want
Speaker 2: to leave La. That's what some say. So here we
Speaker 2: are he still got one year left on that two
Speaker 2: year deal. We should be good, right, she's a three
Speaker 2: year deal. But now that we look at that two
Speaker 2: year deal, they were concerned about the back. They got
Speaker 2: him in a very very team friendly number. Eighty four
Speaker 2: million for two years.
Speaker 4: You think Stafford's going to hold their puzza over the barrel.
Speaker 2: I don't have any que question. That was sixteen million
Speaker 2: bucks less than he was offered in New York and Vegas.
Speaker 2: It was incredibly, incredibly team friendly. He left a massive
Speaker 2: sixteen million bucks he left on the table from other
Speaker 2: offers that were out there to come back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they have the sleep number money they do.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's called it's like.
Speaker 4: Rocky at the beginning of Rocky Too. I'm going to
Speaker 4: make a living on these commercials.
Speaker 2: You are a rock problem is you can't read the script.
Speaker 2: As much as I want to buy that cologne, you're
Speaker 2: not selling me on it. Pal At forty two million
Speaker 2: bucks per year pee, he is sixteenth behind Kirk Cousins,
Speaker 2: behind Deshaun Watson, who's played like two games since the
Speaker 2: Jack and the Beanstalk scandal. He is making forty six million.
Speaker 2: Is Deshaun Watson the Prince of Pocketpool Stafford forty two million,
Speaker 2: and that deal came after Deshaun Watson had not played
Speaker 2: but two game since getting traded with that fully guaranteed
Speaker 2: deal to Cleveland. Of course, they just did it last May.
Speaker 2: Ahead of him right now brock Perty fifty three mil,
Speaker 2: two to fifty three mil, Jordan Love fifty five and
Speaker 2: top of the market Dak Prescott sixty million dollars per year,
Speaker 2: and Matthew Stafford. In about four days or whatever day
Speaker 2: they do that stupid NFL Honor Show is going to
Speaker 2: be announced as the most valuable player in the NFL.
Speaker 2: I would assume not only is he can ask for
Speaker 2: more money, but the Rams are going to have to
Speaker 2: bump his pay by at least twenty one million bucks.
Speaker 2: There is no way this guy is coming back on
Speaker 2: a forty two million dollars salary. The good news is
Speaker 2: the Rams have a bunch of money to spend. They
Speaker 2: got forty eight million bucks in cap space, so they
Speaker 2: can get him onto a longer deal. Put some void
Speaker 2: years on the back of it in case the back
Speaker 2: pardon the pun is an issue. They don't really have
Speaker 2: any big numbers on their books. DeVante Adams coming back
Speaker 2: at twenty te milper their left tackle Alert Jackson twenty
Speaker 2: five million. That's really it. Everything else is pretty reasonable.
Speaker 2: Good news is they have room to do it. Bad
Speaker 2: news is will they They got Pokinakua, who was in
Speaker 2: the last year of his rookie deal, needs an extension
Speaker 2: and he very well could end up as the highest
Speaker 2: paid wide receiver in the league. I'm sure as likely
Speaker 2: the winner of the Offensive Player of the Year. That
Speaker 2: is what he will ask for. And that's north of
Speaker 2: forty million dollars is the Jamar Chase number that's out there.
Speaker 2: They do also have, as I'm the aforementioned Kobe Turner,
Speaker 2: Byron Young, avi La their guard all going into the
Speaker 2: final year of their rookie deals as well, so those
Speaker 2: will need to be sorted out. They do. Despite the
Speaker 2: Lesnie t Shirt saying f them picks, they do have
Speaker 2: two ones this year. Remember they traded the pick they
Speaker 2: got the Falcons first, that is number thirteen overall and
Speaker 2: their own twenty ninth overall pick in the first round.
Speaker 2: So maybe that's where they could find some help for
Speaker 2: that secondary that got torched in that contest by Sam
Speaker 2: Darnold in the NFC Championship against the Seahawks, but certainly
Speaker 2: worth keeping an eye on. Here we are Feb. Second,
Speaker 2: Sean McVay keeping his fingers crossed. Last year is Feb.
Speaker 2: Twenty eighth. Matthew Stafford doesn't want to retire and we
Speaker 2: want him to be back. And it took all the
Speaker 2: way until May. Reportedly a little bit of bad vibes
Speaker 2: in that deal, and this one's gonna come with even
Speaker 2: though it went from twenty seven mil to forty two mil.
Speaker 2: And that's pretty healthy jump for the Stafford family to
Speaker 2: nearly double your income there when it's that much money.
Speaker 2: But I would assume they're looking for another fifty percent
Speaker 2: jump this year, up north of sixty million bucks.
Speaker 4: I mean, it must feel good for Matt Stafford to
Speaker 4: have somebody by the balls for a change.
Speaker 2: I see what you're doing there, right, Yeah, Yeah, you're
Speaker 2: gonna get a you got a vasectomy, man, I got
Speaker 2: you literally by the balls. That was always good. That
Speaker 2: was her last podcast, Yes, that was her last one.
Speaker 2: I guess the one where she was potentially I guess
Speaker 2: intimating that she was slip and with the backup quarterback
Speaker 2: at Georgia was the more uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: One that was on somebody else's podcast.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's right, the incestuous nature.
Speaker 4: Of the podcast world.
Speaker 2: Yes, the podcast world. I'm gonna go on your pod
Speaker 2: and tell you about sleeping with the backup quarterback. You're
Speaker 2: gonna come on my pod and talk about being a
Speaker 2: career criminal.
Speaker 4: After this, Matt and I are going on coach Diland
Speaker 4: Smith's pod. That's right, Yeah, the Dolphin Pod. Oh clever,
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Speaker 4: Yes, that's a great that's great incentive. And right now,
Speaker 4: Matt the Dead Guy, birthday of the day pretty much
Speaker 4: an annual for me. As you know, it's Jamaican news.
Speaker 4: Hit it Ronnie, It's Jamaica News. It Blackmore, marking the
Speaker 4: first day of Reggae month in the country of Jamaica,
Speaker 4: the birthplace of reggae. Most of you think it's from
Speaker 4: Laguna Beach, That's what I thought, like iration, but no,
Speaker 4: Matt thought it was Hollywood Hills. It's actually from Jamaica.
Speaker 4: We have the birthday and one of the best singers
Speaker 4: of all time out of Jamaica, one of the best
Speaker 4: singers in the reggae world ever, Dennis Brown from Kingston.
Speaker 4: This is as close to an annual as a reggae
Speaker 4: singer gets around here. And that's because, as you know,
Speaker 4: Matt would you like to say it? Or do you
Speaker 4: want me?
Speaker 2: It took all the coke in town to bring down
Speaker 2: Dennis Brown. Reverse, it took all the coke and town
Speaker 2: to bring Dennis Brown down.
Speaker 4: Nope, you had it the first time.
Speaker 2: The first time.
Speaker 4: I took all the coke and town to bring down
Speaker 4: Dennis Brown. And on the day my lung collapses, we'll
Speaker 4: see just how much it takes. Sixty seven years old,
Speaker 4: he would have been today, but he died at the
Speaker 4: age of forty two because of the big grains falling.
Speaker 4: But man, could he sing? Turn up this record. This
Speaker 4: is Sly and Robbie. We recently lost Slide dunbar, the drummer,
Speaker 4: Robbie Shakespeare's been dead for years, the drummer and bass.
Speaker 4: And this is Dennis Brown. Live. Big grains, Oh, big
Speaker 4: grains falling, gigantic hose like nostrils. His career began in
Speaker 4: nineteen sixty eight at the age of eleven, or sixty
Speaker 4: seven at the age of nine. But he was singing
Speaker 4: and everybody knew who he was. He was a fan
Speaker 4: of Sam Cook and Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra. In Jamaica,
Speaker 4: he was schooled by older contemporaries like Ken Booth and
Speaker 4: Bob Andy. He had a very famous performance as a
Speaker 4: very young man at the political event in the Big
Speaker 4: Stadium in Jamaica, and that's where Bob Marley dubbed him
Speaker 4: the Crown Prince of Reagan. And Bob Marley also maintained
Speaker 4: that his favorite singer on Earth was Dennis Brown. Dennis
Speaker 4: Brown's first UK tour was nineteen seventy four and he
Speaker 4: blew up all the coke in the UK. People went
Speaker 4: without for months, more than seventy five albums on Dennis Brown.
Speaker 4: His big producer in Jamaica was Joe Gibbs, not the
Speaker 4: football maths car guy.
Speaker 2: Oh, that'd be cool.
Speaker 4: A and M Records was his international deal. Matt. He
Speaker 4: did have one wife, and that one wife had five kids. Okay,
Speaker 4: but there were eight, yes, but then the eight others
Speaker 4: that are scattered around are illegitimate. So a total of
Speaker 4: thirteen kids. But the wife can only claim five, right.
Speaker 2: Eight bastards five with the.
Speaker 4: Wife maybe six bastards, depending on who you believe. Okay,
Speaker 4: you know there's some outlets that say thirteen kids. There's
Speaker 4: others that say eleven.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 4: He was buried in nineteen ninety nine when he died
Speaker 4: of snorting all the cocaine tongue at National Hero's part. Well,
Speaker 4: he did a tour in Brazil and he caught pneumonia,
Speaker 4: and when he came back he died shortly thereafter because
Speaker 4: of his body had deteriorated from all the cocaine and cracker. Wow,
Speaker 4: a different kind of coquine, you know, well, a lot
Speaker 4: of just a lot of coke. In ninety nine he
Speaker 4: was buried in National Heroes Park at Jamaica. There is
Speaker 4: a not a better reggae singer in Jamaica. There might
Speaker 4: be some as good.
Speaker 2: All right, Pee, you're a live guy. Birthday of the Day,
Speaker 2: safe to say, never done this one before, kind of
Speaker 2: off the beaten path, Ana Garton, seventy eight. Today and
Speaker 2: Ana is a great example of chasing your dream job.
Speaker 2: No matter how deep into a career you might be like.
Speaker 4: Fully functional employee out of Yeah, no matter how how
Speaker 4: deep you're buried on the Dawn Martin depth chart.
Speaker 2: Well, this is AA was rolling man like. Isa was
Speaker 2: incredibly successful in a career that wasn't nearly as interesting
Speaker 2: as she had pulled. She was born in the big
Speaker 2: town Brooklyn, Pops a surgeon, and she said that he
Speaker 2: wanted his daughter to get a serious education. She went
Speaker 2: to Syracuse School. You're very familiar with Ah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've almost like gonna love I spoke to a
Speaker 4: class at Syracuse a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 3: Shit man.
Speaker 2: She got her MBA at George Watch.
Speaker 4: Wanted a bar f last night watching the basketball game
Speaker 4: when Turrico and it's like.
Speaker 2: Oh, supercuse. She married her high school sweetheart. They moved
Speaker 2: to North Carolina Fort Braggs because he was a military guy.
Speaker 2: He goes to Nam for four years. She's working for
Speaker 2: the government back here. Worked in the White House for
Speaker 2: both Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter as a budget analyst.
Speaker 2: Landed a job in the Office of Management and Budget,
Speaker 2: but the whole time she had hobbies. She got her
Speaker 2: pilot's license. She loved to cook. She was a very
Speaker 2: good cook. She used to have all the fancy White
Speaker 2: House folks.
Speaker 4: A flying cook.
Speaker 2: Yes, she would have all her White House pals over
Speaker 2: for meals and all of them at her cooking. So
Speaker 2: in seventy eight, she decides to walk away and open
Speaker 2: up a spot in New York, a four hundred square
Speaker 2: foot specialty food store called Barefoot Contessa leaves the federal
Speaker 2: employee life takes her shot work twelve hour days, built
Speaker 2: it up to a point where she expanded into a
Speaker 2: larger property, opened a second location in Eastthampton, Long Island,
Speaker 2: and that's what really took off. It went Banana's three
Speaker 2: thousand square foot space, celebrity clientele. It was the setting
Speaker 2: for Something's Got to Give with Nicholson and Keaton. She
Speaker 2: puts out a cookbook, the Barefoot Contesta Cookbook, and that
Speaker 2: ends up really launching her into stardom. Franchise Roland Parties
Speaker 2: Family Style. When all James Beard Awards for her cookbooks,
Speaker 2: The New York or The Wall Street Journal all want
Speaker 2: a piece of her, Martha Stewart puts her on her
Speaker 2: program as a guest chef. So Aina then gets the
Speaker 2: deal from the Food Network her own show a million
Speaker 2: viewers per show. It becomes the most successful show the
Speaker 2: Food Network and it's inaugural two thousand and two season
Speaker 2: Daytime Emmys. Her books are selling a million copies anytime
Speaker 2: she puts them out. She's a regular on The Today Show.
Speaker 2: Her husband stays in government under Secretary for Commerce, the
Speaker 2: Dean of Yale University. But she's like, nope, I'm steering
Speaker 2: clear of the politics. I'm just cooking and I'm pumping
Speaker 2: out best sellers. And that's what she does. And she
Speaker 2: still writes columns for OH, for Martha Stewart Living, for
Speaker 2: House Beautiful, all the magazines you like.
Speaker 4: The peruse is OH still a magazine?
Speaker 2: I guess? So it says to present that she is
Speaker 2: a columnist for OH, Martha Stewart Living, and House Beautiful.
Speaker 2: I think it's probably just outside of our periphery, so
Speaker 2: we're not aware that those things still exist. Her show
Speaker 2: Be My Guest is still on TV, but she stopped
Speaker 2: Barefoot Contessa after twenty years in twenty twenty one. A
Speaker 2: very famous television chef and cookbook author, Aina Garden.
Speaker 4: I've heard of her, him, I had not. Well, I've
Speaker 4: heard of the Barefoot Contessa.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, I guess it's a pretty big deal.
Speaker 4: It's a very very prevalent brand.
Speaker 2: This is all her former Office of Budget and Office
Speaker 2: of Managing punishment. But Office of Management and Budget are
Speaker 2: they going to punish me? I don't they better not.
Speaker 2: You don't want to steer, you want to steal clear
Speaker 2: of them?
Speaker 4: All right? Well, A big thank you to the one
Speaker 4: and only Tim kats our executive producer. One of the
Speaker 4: hardest working men in the world. He hosted at least
Speaker 4: five college basketball games over the week. He is excuse
Speaker 4: me too.
Speaker 2: He is available for your play by play.
Speaker 4: And we'll be back on tomorrow at three o'clock. Have
Speaker 4: a great night everybody, and enjoy the Clipper game. Said
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