Monday Morning Podcast

Bill rambles with legendary Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan about his new album 'Lighthouse', upcoming tour, and coming up in the 80's.  Also enjoy a regular episode of the TAMMP with Bill rambling about the world series, the election, and mid-game causes. (00:00) - Thursday Afternoon Podcast with Duff McKagan (46:00) - Thursday Afternoon Podcast (01:19:53) - Thursday Afternoon Throwback 10-31-16 Bill rambles about Halloween, the Cubs, and the Buffalo Bills. (02:26:37) - Anything Better NFL Preview & Picks - Week 9

A comedian shares tales from a recent show in Paris, highlighting the joy and challenges of performing in a foreign language. He dives into the quirks of sports fandom, contrasting East and West Coast cultures with nostalgic basketball memories. Amusing anecdotes from a Paris café reveal the fun of navigating language barriers. The conversation broadens to discuss personal fitness struggles and societal frustrations, all while promoting a charity event and lightheartedly addressing listener dilemmas on friendship and respect.

Bill rambles about performing in Paris, Vespas, and playoffs. (00:00) - Thursday Afternoon Podcast (35:07) - Thursday Afternoon Throwback 10-24-24 - Bill rambles about emergency landings,not checking out, and 60 minutes. (02:44:20) - Anything Better NFL Preview & Picks Week 8

The host shares his excitement about performing in Paris, alongside a comical tale of broken luggage. He critiques modern baseball's trends while reminiscing about the sport's traditional charm. Moto GP is discussed, highlighting dramatic races and fierce rivalries. A deep dive into the animated film 'The Wild Robot' explores acceptance and societal hypocrisy. The new 'GameTime Picks' feature is introduced, alongside reflections on relationships and personal struggles, including a commitment to quit smoking and insights from family life.

Keith Urban, a Grammy-winning country music superstar, joins to reminisce about the vibrant Nashville scene of the 90s and his songwriting journey. The conversation dives into the contrasting worlds of country and rock, identity in art, and the personal challenges of addiction. Keith opens up about familial influences on his drinking habits and reflects on recovery. With humor, he shares odd acting experiences and the role of music in personal growth, all while navigating the complexities of the music industry and life in LA.

Bill shares humorous struggles of getting back into fitness and aging, mixed with wild night out stories. He dives into the absurdities of corporate disconnect and the college football scene. Reflecting on personal tastes, he contrasts the joys of coffee with the serenity of tea. The conversation shifts towards helicopter flights, motorcycle rides, and the importance of sleep and home safety. With witty political critiques and nostalgic recollections, Bill wraps up with insights on self-improvement and modern media dilemmas.

Josh Wolf, a stand-up comedian known for his special "Four Stories," joins to discuss the hilarity and absurdity of the entertainment industry. Their conversation delves into the whirlwind of plastic surgery norms and the evolving landscape of comedy. They share hilarious anecdotes about wild personal encounters and the pressures of societal beauty standards. Additionally, they explore the intersection of sports and humor, particularly with NFL dynamics and the chaos of live performances, all wrapped in a light-hearted banter that keeps the laughter flowing.

The speaker humorously dives into Halloween costumes and early Christmas shopping, sharing whimsical anecdotes. College football game antics highlight the highs and lows of sports fandom, alongside a candid shift from coffee to tea. A reflection on the British colonial past contrasts cultural roles of beverages. Personal fitness struggles mix humor with sponsor messages. Landlord frustrations reveal the disconnect in governmental responses to disasters, touching on generational housing challenges and a call for political change.

Dikembe Mutombo, the legendary NBA center known for his defensive prowess and philanthropy, joins stand-up comedian Paul Virzi, famous for his storytelling. They discuss the complexities of sports legacies and the gambling culture in baseball with humor and insights. The conversation touches on personal fears, road trips, and absurdities in golf while sharing hilarious anecdotes. Mutombo reflects on basketball's impact while Virzi adds comedic flair, creating a lively dialogue that blends sports, humor, and life lessons.

This time, the host dives into the quirks of aging, sharing hilarious personal anecdotes. They reflect on childhood adventures versus today's tech-obsessed youth. There's a thoughtful look at why people flaunt wealth and the joys of live events, highlighting an app that makes ticket buying a breeze. The conversation turns to the Oakland A's, unpacking their storied relocations and future. Mixed in are musings on landlord-tenant dynamics and the challenges of balancing personal relationships, all served with a hearty dose of humor.