Podcast Summary
Importance of adaptability, quick thinking, and determination in sports: Adaptability, quick strategic thinking, and determination are essential in sports to overcome obstacles and win battles. The success of sports podcast New Heights, with listeners in 134 countries, highlights engaging content and supportive community.
Adaptability, quick strategic thinking, and determination are crucial in overcoming obstacles and winning battles, as highlighted in the discussion about marines and the upcoming roast of Tom Brady. Additionally, the podcast New Heights, hosted by Travis and Jason Kelsey, has been named the number 1 sports podcast of 2023 by Spotify, reaching listeners in 134 different countries. The podcast's success is a testament to its engaging content and the supportive community of listeners. The discussion also touched upon the importance of staying informed with the latest news and developments in the sports world, including the controversy surrounding the brotherly shove in the NFL. Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of resilience, adaptability, and community in the face of challenges and change.
New Heights podcast episode with Kylie is most popular of 2023, sandwich named after podcast available: The New Heights podcast gained popularity with an episode featuring Kylie, received recognition, and inspired a sandwich named Grill 32, a blend of Philly cheesesteak and KC barbecue, available at a diner in Edwardsville, Kansas.
The New Heights podcast has gained significant popularity, with their episode featuring Kylie being the most listened to of 2023. Additionally, they have been recognized as a standout podcast episode of the year. In other news, a sandwich named after the podcast is now available at a diner in Edwardsville, Kansas. The sandwich, named Grill 32, is a blend of a Philly cheesesteak and KC barbecue, and includes various toppings and sauces. Mayonnaise, which is a favorite of one of the hosts, is included in the sandwich, but not for everyone's taste. The hosts also discussed their preferences for condiments and ketchup, with one host expressing a dislike for foreign ketchup and a preference for high fructose corn syrup-based ketchup. The podcast received recognition from the Chicago Blackhawks, who quoted a clip from a previous episode where they discussed building NHL starting fives with NFL players. Overall, the podcast continues to entertain and engage listeners, with new and interesting topics being explored in each episode.
Supporting each other through new challenges: Regardless of personal experiences or interests, the importance of encouraging and teaching each other new skills, and the role of patience, persistence, and good friends in overcoming challenges, was a recurring theme in the conversation.
Despite having different experiences and interests, the importance of supporting and encouraging each other, especially when facing new challenges, was a common theme in the conversation. The speakers shared stories of their own experiences with hockey, skiing, and parenting, and the struggles they faced when introducing these activities to their children. They also highlighted the importance of patience and persistence in teaching new skills, and the role of good friends in providing assistance and guidance. Overall, the conversation emphasized the value of community, learning, and perseverance.
Sharing Childhood Memories of Playing Hockey: Sports can create lasting memories and shape our lives through the influence of parents and the development of competitiveness.
The speakers in this discussion, Colt and Travis, shared fond memories of their childhood experiences playing various sports, particularly hockey. They reminisced about their shared love for the game, their competitiveness, and the impact their parents had on their athletic pursuits. The conversation also included mentions of famous figures, such as JJ Watt and Ray Lewis, and comedians Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura, adding to the entertaining nature of their recollections. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of sports and the lasting impact they can have on our lives.
Discussing bears, yetis, NFL's Christmas album, and Prize Picks: Travis and Jason shared their experiences with bears and yetis, praised Jordan Davis' singing in the NFL's Christmas album, and promoted Prize Picks, a daily fantasy sports game.
During their podcast, Travis and Jason discussed various topics including their experiences with bears and yetis, the NFL's Christmas album featuring Jordan Davis, and their sponsor Prize Picks. Travis and Jason jokingly referred to each other as bears and a yeti respectively, while also mentioning their love for the movie "Machine Gun Preacher." In news related to the NFL, they shared their excitement about Jordan Davis' singing abilities, which were showcased in a TikTok video shared by the NFL's account. Lastly, they promoted Prize Picks, a daily fantasy sports game, and encouraged listeners to sign up using a special code for a first deposit match. Travis and Jason also shared some personal experiences, such as their children's Christmas wishes and the convenience of shopping online during the holiday season. Overall, the podcast was filled with humor, sports talk, and promotions for their sponsor.
Mic'd up NFL players relinquish control over their conversations: Players have the choice to be mic'd up during games but lose privacy, with the NFL and teams having final say. Some players enjoy the spotlight, while others prefer to keep conversations private.
NFL players have the option to decline being mic'd up during games, but if they choose to be mic'd, they relinquish some control over what gets released to the public. Players can discuss this with their teams, but ultimately, the NFL and the team have the final say. Being mic'd up is a responsibility, and while it can reveal entertaining moments, it can also lead to controversial or embarrassing situations. Players like to keep personal conversations private, especially after the game. Some players, like the ones mentioned (Fletcher Cox, Brandon Graham, Darius Slay, and Lane Johnson from the Eagles, and Slim, Davonte Smith), are known for their entertaining mic'd up moments. However, others prefer to keep their conversations off the record. Players have varying opinions on being mic'd up, with some, like the speaker in this conversation, choosing to decline due to privacy concerns.
Mic'd up Chiefs players provide entertaining content: Best mic'd up players include Jett McKinnon, Pat Mahomes, and Chris Jones. Players cannot use props during touchdown celebrations except for a football.
The best mic'd up players in the Chiefs team include Jett McKinnon, Pat Mahomes, and Chris Jones, as they provide entertaining and often hilarious content. Andy Reid, the coach, could also offer interesting and funny insights if mic'd up for a game. However, there are rules against using props during touchdown celebrations, except for a football. Players like Tyreek Hill have been punished for using props like a photographer's phone. The length of celebrations is not strictly regulated, but players must ensure that they get off the field in time for the kick. Players do not typically plan their celebrations in advance and prefer to feel the moment and react accordingly. Travis Kelce, who has scored more touchdowns this season, tends to celebrate more than Hill.
The Importance of Individuality and Creativity: People value their personal preferences and attachments, expressing creativity through individual choices in touchdown celebrations and cereal selections.
Creativity and personal preference play a significant role in people's experiences and opinions. In the discussion about touchdown celebrations, the speaker expressed a preference for individual, unscripted celebrations over team efforts. Similarly, when it came to ranking cereals, the speakers had strong opinions and personal attachments to their choices, with some preferring the ability to customize their cereal experience. The conversation highlights the importance of individual taste and creativity in various aspects of life. Regarding touchdown celebrations, the speaker felt that recent efforts lacked creativity and preferred the individual, unscripted celebrations of the past. They appreciated the simplicity and humor of one person's actions, as opposed to overly choreographed team efforts. When it came to cereals, the speakers had a hard time narrowing down their favorites to just five. They had strong attachments to certain cereals from their childhood and appreciated the ability to customize their cereal experience by adding toppings or sweeteners. The conversation showcased the importance of personal preference and nostalgia in people's choices. Overall, the discussion emphasized the importance of individuality and creativity in various aspects of life, whether it be in touchdown celebrations or cereal choices.
Favorite childhood cereals: Speakers shared their strong preferences for Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Reese's Peanut Butter Puffs, expressing fond memories and justifying the high sugar content for the enjoyment they bring.
Despite growing up in the same household, the speakers had vastly different opinions on their favorite cereals, with Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Reese's Peanut Butter Puffs being their top picks. The speakers expressed their strong affinity for these cereals, with Reese's Peanut Butter Puffs being described as "candy and cereal," "absolutely walk it," and "so good." The speakers also shared their memories associated with these cereals, such as sneaking bowls when they were younger. The conversation also touched upon the nutritional value of these cereals, with one speaker acknowledging the high sugar content but justifying it with the enjoyment they get from eating it. Overall, the discussion showcased the speakers' passion for their favorite cereals and the role these foods play in their childhood memories.
Learning from a loss: Team remains optimistic, focusing on improvement for offense and defense, and learning from mistakes to bounce back in next game.
Despite a disappointing performance, the team still believes in their capabilities and will work to correct mistakes. The coach acknowledges that both sides of the ball need improvement, with the offense needing to maintain control of the game and the defense needing to get off the field on third down. The team's culture, defined by how they respond to adversity, is a point of focus. The coach emphasizes the importance of self-assessment and improvement for each player, rather than placing blame. The team will learn from this loss and move on to the next game.
A physical Eagles-49ers game with heated moments: The Eagles signed All-Pro linebacker Shaquille Leonard and are focusing on learning from losses, looking forward to proving themselves against the Cowboys.
The Eagles-49ers game was a physical contest from the start, with both teams showing intense determination. While there were some heated moments, such as Dre Greenlaw's ejection and Dom Desandro's involvement in separating players on the sideline, the situation did not escalate into a full-blown fight. The Eagles acknowledged the 49ers' strength and the need to improve, but expressed confidence in their team's talent and coaching abilities. A significant development for the Eagles is the signing of All-Pro linebacker Shaquille Leonard on a one-year deal, bringing valuable depth and experience to their linebacker corps. Overall, the Eagles are focusing on learning from their losses and looking forward to the opportunity to prove themselves against the Cowboys in their next game.
Eagles missed opportunities for touchdowns in first half: Eagles missed scoring chances, trailing by larger margin in second half, staying positive, focusing on capitalizing on opportunities, reducing turnovers
The Eagles had opportunities to score more points in the first half against the Packers, which could have significantly impacted the outcome of the game. The Eagles had long drives that resulted in field goals instead of touchdowns, and these missed opportunities left them trailing by a larger margin going into the second half. Despite the challenges faced, the Eagles' players remain confident and committed to improving, with head coach Andy Reid leading the charge. The team is looking forward to the opportunity to bounce back against the Buffalo Bills. Additionally, there were some controversial calls made during the game, including a potential pass interference on a Valdes Scantling reception, which could have given the Eagles better field position in the final minutes. Overall, the Eagles will need to focus on capitalizing on their opportunities and reducing turnovers if they hope to turn things around in their upcoming games.
Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers had their chances but Packers won: Both teams had opportunities to win, but the Packers executed better and secured the victory. The Chiefs' QB, Mahomes, emphasized the importance of learning from mistakes and not blaming officials.
Both the Kansas City Chiefs and the Green Bay Packers had their opportunities to win during their recent NFL game, but it was the Packers who capitalized on them and came out on top. The Chiefs' quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, acknowledged that they need to execute better in tight games and learn from their mistakes. Mahomes also emphasized that they shouldn't blame the officials for the outcome of the game, as there were opportunities throughout the game for both teams to score. The Packers' quarterback, Jordan Love, made some impressive plays that helped secure the win for his team. Despite the loss, the Chiefs are determined to come back stronger and get back on track. The LeBron stat mentioned in the conversation is a made-up stat that highlights the fact that both teams had a high winning percentage during the podcast tenure, but both lost for the first time in this particular game. The Farmer's Dog and True Classic were also mentioned as sponsors, offering discounts for their high-quality dog food and outerwear, respectively.
NFL Week 13: Rams Win, Garrett Incident, and Legalizing Pushes: Roger Goodell aims to ban helmet-to-helmet hits, but it needs approval. Brotherly shoves are legal now but might be banned again.
The NFL week 13 saw the Rams keep their playoff chances alive with a win over the Browns, where Myles Garrett was involved in another helmet incident. The incident appeared to be incidental, but the debate continues about the legality of helmet-to-helmet hits in football. Commissioner Roger Goodell reportedly wants to ban the play permanently, but it would require the approval of the competition committee and the owners. Meanwhile, fans reminisced about the Cleveland Cavaliers' past NBA stars. The brotherly shove, a previously illegal push in the back between players, is now legal, but it could still be banned next season due to the commissioner's intentions.
Adapting to rule changes in football: Teams must adapt to changing rules in football to remain effective, but some coaches may resist changes like the potential ban of the quarterback sneak or the removal of cut blocking, which can lead to dangerous hits.
Rules in football, whether professional or college, are subject to change, and teams must adapt to these changes to remain effective. The speaker in this conversation expressed his indifference towards the potential ban of the quarterback sneak with the push, as they have had success with it in the past and will continue to use it. He also shared his thoughts on the removal of cut blocking, which he believes has led to more dangerous hits for players. In college football, the controversy surrounds the selection committee's decision to include Alabama in the playoffs over Florida State, despite Florida State being undefeated and winning their conference. The speaker acknowledges that there is no clear answer to this issue, but emphasizes the importance of the SEC champion being included in the playoffs due to the strength of the SEC conference. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of being adaptable to rule changes and the complexities of decision-making in football.
Florida State Excluded from College Football Playoffs Sparks Controversy: The exclusion of Florida State from the College Football Playoffs despite being the SEC champions has sparked controversy, with critics arguing that the team's overall performance and earning the right to be in the playoffs should be the deciding factor.
The exclusion of Florida State from the college football playoffs despite being the SEC champions has sparked controversy due to the College Football Playoff Committee's reasoning. The committee stated that Florida State is a different team without their dynamic quarterback Jordan Travis, but critics argue that the team's overall performance and earning the right to be in the playoffs should be the deciding factor. The issue highlights the complexity of determining which teams deserve a spot in the playoffs, as there are always teams with strong arguments for inclusion. Despite the controversy, the playoffs are expected to be exciting with deserving teams like Texas, Washington, Michigan, and others competing.
Jake Browning's Impressive Performance for Cincinnati Bengals: Jake Browning set a new season-high with 354 passing yards and completed 86.5% of passes, becoming the 10th player in Super Bowl era to do so, boosting Bengals' playoff chances.
Jake Browning of the Cincinnati Bengals had a standout performance during their crucial win against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Browning threw for a season-high 354 yards and completed 86.5% of his passes, making him only the 10th player in the Super Bowl era to achieve such a feat. His impressive game came at an important time for the Bengals as they aim to stay in the playoff hunt. Kudos to Jake Browning for taking his game to new heights. The New Heights team also previewed upcoming week 14 games and shared some exciting bonus content every Friday on YouTube. Don't forget to subscribe to the New Heights channel and follow the show on all social media platforms. The show is presented by Wave Sports and Entertainment and brought to you by Walmart.
