Pablo Torre Finds Out

Why were Detectives Benson and Stabler holding hands courtside at the Knicks game? How will these world-famous sisters save the birds in unison? And what's the best pope name? Plus: embracing the bait, diagnosing the kink, Jeopardy! feuds, burses... and twins.Further content:• "The greatest news interview of all time. Nothing can prepare you for what happens 20 seconds into this clip."https://x.com/malonebarry/status/1914426038504886428• Subscribe to "Casuals with Katie Nolan"https://www.youtube.com/katienolan• Listen to "Sorry for Your Loss" by Michael Cruz Kaynehttps://www.audible.com/pd/Sorry-for-Your-Loss-Audiobook/B0CGJSXSPF Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The most brilliant promotion in sports seems simple: If a visiting NBA player misses two straight free throws in the fourth quarter, every fan in the arena gets free chicken. But the untold story of Brickin' for Chicken is a tale of psychology, philanthropy and unintended consequences — and nobody wants to admit the truth. So we teamed up with Oddball's Amin Elhassan to reveal hidden evidence, pointing to a new theory about this quid-pro-bird. And then we (literally) chased down The Robin Hood of Wings: no less than Giannis Antetokounmpo himself.• Subscribe to Oddball with Amin Elhassan and Izzy Gutierrezhttps://www.youtube.com/@OddballHoops• Subscribe to Thanalysishttps://thanalysis.podbean.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Angus King, the U.S. Senator from Maine (and former quarterback), is neither a Democrat nor a Republican. So we should listen very closely as he takes PTFO inside what he deems an unprecedented constitutional crisis — from tariffs and mass deportations to trans athletes and DOGE — by way of the ancient Romans, a vegetable slicer and Bill Belichick. And he explains exactly why his colleagues in Congress must stop handing their power to Donald Trump... before it's too late. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mina Kimes’s Celebrity Jeopardy! semi-final featured a Guardian of the Galaxy from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and a tech millionaire podcaster. How did Mina do? The answer: NOT a Daily Double. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As history was made this month, The Great One sat in a luxury box with the NHL commissioner and... the conspiracy-theorist director of the FBI. Has Wayne Gretzky become a political Mr. Magoo? Or legitimate friends with an American president who's trying to make the GOAT’s homeland his 51st state? Bruce Arthur, the Toronto Star columnist and conscience of Canada, says our neighbors are "incandescently angry.” And we investigate the world of Kash Patel and the Congressional Hockey Caucus.Further reading:Alex Ovechkin breaks Wayne Gretzky's unbreakable record, but his greatness is only part of the story https://www.thestar.com/sports/nhl/alex-ovechkin-breaks-wayne-gretzkys-unbreakable-record-but-his-greatness-is-only-part-of-the/article_aadfb162-f387-4289-b144-ebe18e4c3002.html Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Martin Bell, a former federal prosecutor known for tackling high-profile cases, shares the wild story of suing over a stolen 70-million-year-old dinosaur skeleton. He teams up with a personal injury lawyer and navigates the murky waters of fossil trafficking, cultural laws, and even a Florida heist. The conversation hilariously intertwines law, paleontology, and the unexpected involvement of Nicolas Cage. Expect a riveting look at the intersection of legal battles and celebrity culture in the world of dinosaur bones!

Stephanie Ruhle, host of MSNBC's The 11th Hour and former banker, delves into the eerie parallels between today's economy and the Cuban Missile Crisis. She discusses the waning trust in financial markets and highlights the negative impact of Trump's tariff policies on everyday Americans. Ruhle reveals intriguing behind-the-scenes insights into the administration's advisors, and explores the ways social media shapes political narratives. With a mix of business acumen and cultural observations, she paints a vivid picture of current turbulent times.

Tom House, a former MLB pitcher and pitching coach, shares his journey through the worlds of baseball and football. He reveals how he's transformed elite athletes like Nolan Ryan and Drew Brees using innovative techniques. The conversation highlights the mental aspects of throwing, including performance anxiety and the power of psychology. House also discusses the evolution of pitching techniques and the unique challenges faced by pitchers compared to quarterbacks, all while looking towards a future in sports science.

Roy Wood Jr., a prolific road comic and host on CNN, dives into the disconnect brought on by technology and politics. He shares insights from his travels across America, emphasizing the importance of small, authentic interactions that combat loneliness. Wood humorously discusses how communal experiences, like those at sporting events or even AutoZone, create lasting connections among strangers. He highlights the need for genuine engagement in sports fandom and politics, reminding us that true connections thrive in shared experiences.

Wyatt Cenac, an Emmy-winning comedian known for his sharp wit, and Tim Miller, a savvy political commentator, dive into the juicy controversy surrounding LeBron James’ absence from Kobe Bryant's memorial. They fact-check Stephen A. Smith's bold claims while reflecting on the emotional stakes involved. The duo also polls over 1,000 voters on the quirky idea of Smith running for president, humorously juxtaposing sports with politics. Their lively banter exposes the allure of charismatic figures in both arenas, leaving listeners entertained and pondering the intertwining of fame and political ambition.