Noah Lyles

Today we’ve got a fun one. First, Rory meets another Yankee legend. Meanwhile, Mal doesn’t like nose kisses (or any affection). Speaking of unwanted affection, Rudy Giuliani is a creep. We finally got Trump’s mugshot and the memes didn’t disappoint. Trackstar Noah Lyles takes shots at the NBA which leads to a disagreement among the team vs. Mal. Staying on American greats, the Navy Seal who killed Osama Bin Laden gets arrested for disorderly conduct. Then Miguel gets suspended during a show. We celebrate the life of tv show legend Bob Barker and Rory asks a question to the team. We discuss the recent music releases Victoria Monet, Russ, and Nicki Minaj being a playable character on Call of Duty. For the rest of the episode we are joined by Giggs. We discuss the cultural similarities and differences of London/New York. We share a classic tour story from the strip club. Giggs shares his favorite up and coming artists and shares his reaction to hearing his name on Jay’s verse from “God Did”. We have a fun group of voicemails that leave Giggs astonished. Tune in as the guys discuss all of this + more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles shares his journey to the top of the track world. He discusses the challenges athletes face in high-pressure environments. Lyles reflects on the thrill of victory and the dedication required to excel. He also sheds light on his training regimen and what motivates him to keep pushing boundaries. The conversation delves into balancing fame with personal growth, delivering insights that resonate beyond sports.

In this engaging discussion, sprinter Noah Lyles and gymnast Simone Biles share their journeys of overcoming mental health challenges to shine at the Paris Olympics. Lyles talks about battling asthma and anxiety, while Biles reflects on the importance of resilience. They both emphasize that struggles don't define us, urging listeners to embrace their vulnerabilities. The conversation also covers redefining success, the balance between mental health and strength, and the media's role in shaping narratives around achievement.

Noah Lyles, a talented track and field athlete known for his incredible speed and recent accomplishments, delves into the ups and downs of competitive sports. He shares his shocking experience of testing positive for COVID-19 right after winning bronze in the 200-meter race. The conversation touches on the impact of this setback on his career and future competitions. Lyles also offers insights into the mental resilience required in athletics, making it a captivating listen for sports fans and aspiring athletes alike.

Noah Lyles, an athlete freshly adorned with a bronze medal in the 200 meters, shares his journey of triumph and struggle, revealing he’s battling COVID-19. He reflects on the emotional rollercoaster of the Paris Olympics and the contrasting moments of glory for Team USA. The discussion pivots to the heightened political climate, with tensions rising around Trump and security threats, including a recent assassination attempt. The podcast offers a gripping blend of sports highlights and urgent national issues.

Quincy Hall, a gold medalist sprinter, and Noah Lyles, a renowned track and field athlete, discuss their incredible journeys in athletics. They share behind-the-scenes stories from the Olympics and the thrill of competing on the world stage. The duo reflects on training regimens and mental preparation, revealing what it takes to excel in sprinting. Listeners also get insights into their future goals and aspirations in the sport as they inspire the next generation of athletes.

Join Simone Biles, the record-breaking gymnastics superstar, and Noah Lyles, the gold medal-winning sprinter, as they dive into the fascinating world of Olympic fame. They discuss how not winning a medal can sometimes bring more recognition, and Biles shares her historic Olympic journey filled with ups and downs. Lyles recounts the nail-biting finish of his recent sprint, capturing the thrill of competition. The episode is packed with humor, emotional connections among athletes, and a celebration of their incredible achievements.

Cori Bush, a social justice advocate and politician, shares her insights on the current political climate. D’Vontaye Mitchell discusses his rise in athletics and the dedication behind his training. Olympic sprinter Gabby Thomas highlights the mental strength needed for top performance. Fellow athletes Cole Hocker and Noah Lyles join the conversation to reflect on their journeys and recent Olympic successes. The episode also touches on political dynamics as the 2024 presidential election approaches, framing it with the backdrop of sports triumphs.

Noah Lyles, the newly crowned Olympic 100m Champion, shares the electrifying story of his nail-biting victory by just 5/1000th of a second over Kishane Thompson, who finished just behind him. Joining them are Fred Kerley, who claimed bronze, and South African star Akani Simbine. They discuss race strategies, the tension of the Olympic final, and Lyles' surprising slow start. The episode also touches on key highlights from the women's cycling road race and swimming events, showcasing the incredible performances throughout the Olympics.

Noah Lyles, the gold medal-winning American sprinter, shares his thrilling experience of narrowly edging out Jamaica's Kishane Thompson in the intense men's 100m final. They dive into the strategies and pressures athletes face during pivotal moments. Bobby Finke, the swimmer who clinched gold in the 1500m freestyle, joins the conversation, adding insights on teamwork and competitive dynamics. The episode highlights the spirited rivalry between American and Jamaican sprinters, celebrating their achievements and reflecting on the Olympic spirit.