
Arif Hasan
Writer for Wide Left, contributing expertise on sports gambling and its cultural impact.
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Feb 12, 2025 • 1h 25min
How Sports Gambling Apps Are Rotting Society
Arif Hasan, a writer for Wide Left with a knack for dissecting sports culture, joins Caleb Wilson, host of Western Kabuki, to unravel the murky world of sports gambling. They highlight how apps have permeated sports, altering viewing experiences and fostering addiction. From the deceptive marketing strategies targeting vulnerable audiences to societal normalization during big events, they reveal the alarming connection between gambling and emotional ties to sports. The discussion paints a vivid picture of how these practices exploit fans and challenge the integrity of the games we love.

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Oct 22, 2025 • 1h 3min
Trade Deadline Primer AKA F.A.T. AKA Fun-Ass Trades We'd Like to See
Arif Hasan, a writer and host known for his insights on Vikings news and NFL analysis, joins the conversation. They dive into the Ravens' decision to remove games from their locker room and Russell Wilson's fiery response to Sean Payton's comments. The trio brainstorms some intriguing trade ideas, like the Vikings targeting Geno Smith and the potential of Brock Bowers heading to the Giants. They also dissect how Chris Olave could fit with the 49ers amid the Saints' cap struggles. Finally, a preview of the Vikings vs. Chargers matchup adds excitement!
Jan 19, 2024 • 1h 55min
Episode 263: Aaron Rodgers feat Arif Hasan
Arif Hasan, an NFL writer and author, joins the hosts to discuss Aaron Rodgers' radicalization, his beliefs in conspiracy theories like chemtrails and the Kennedy assassination, and his controversial vaccination status. They also delve into the cultural dominance of football, the specialized position of long snappers, the effects of isolation on individuals, and the NFL's COVID-19 protocols for vaccinated and unvaccinated players. A friendship dilemma and a Super Bowl conspiracy are also explored, while acknowledging their limited knowledge about football.


