Anything to Win Episode 2 - Olympic Doping

In this episode Grant and Keesley Talk about the Johnny Depp and Murdaugh trials. They also get into the crazy things Keesley has researched.

After humble beginnings into international stardom, The Rolling Stones hope to continue the success they have found and keep it going into the new decade, but, will they soldier on when tragedy strikes the band and its image? 

Episode 2 of Anything to Win tells three brief stories of Olympic doping and where both individuals and countries were implicated in the most notorious doping scandals in the Olympics. 

A woman running in her second marathon wins the 1980 Boston Marathon – or did she? How did a novice runner win the marathon when no one considered her to be a contender? Rosie Ruiz was the 11th women to cross the finish line in the 1979 New York Marathon and then first woman to cross the finish line in the 1980 Boston Marathon – without running 26 miles in either race.

From quiet beginnings to international stardom, the Stones did it all in their first few years as a band. It did not take long for them to achieve commercial and critical success. From unexpected success and hit international singles, the band exploded in popularity on their way to becoming The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World. 

Grant and Keesley discuss how they meet and tell some stories of their time together. Then they play a little game called, “Who’s Most Likely To,” and things get interesting! 

To kick off this series, we talk about the strange happenings on a secluded ranch in Utah. Aliens, skinwalkers, ghosts? Maybe all of them! Join us as we go in too deep, in Skinwalker Ranch 

On this first episode of the Music to My Ears Podcast, host Malachi analyzes the first album recommendation: Discovery by Daft Punk. In this episode, Malachi speaks his mind about what he likes and dislikes about the album. Will he like it? Is it certified music to his ears? Listen to this episode to find out.