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    Coach Mike Vrabel, Comedian Gary Vider Growing Up With A Scam Artist Dad + We Introduce Our New Intern

    July 19, 2024
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    Podcast Summary

    • Mount Rushmore Pizza Toppings, New InternThe team discusses their preferred pizza toppings for the Mount Rushmore list, welcomes a new intern, and promotes DraftKings' Best Ball Week with a bonus code for listeners.

      This episode of "Part of My Take" is packed with exciting content. Listeners can find the show on Apple Podcast, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon Music. A notable interview is with Coach Braves, and another intriguing one is with comedian Gary Vider about his new podcast, "Number One Dad." The team attempts to determine their Mount Rushmore pizza toppings for the third time, with Hank showing a better attitude this time around. Additionally, they introduce their new intern, Matthew, who impressed them during the interview process. The episode is sponsored by DraftKings' Best Ball Week, offering a $15 million guaranteed prize pool and a chance to crown two millionaires. Listeners can enter using code TAKE for a bonus ticket. Finally, the hosts share a funny story about getting a perm and welcome Matthew to the team.

    • Podcasting passion despite setbacksA podcast host from Michigan, despite facing challenges like losing episodes, remains dedicated to his craft and continues to create content due to his love for sports and desire to improve speaking skills.

      Matthew, a podcast host from Michigan, has a passion for sports and a unique perspective, despite facing challenges in his past. Despite accidentally deleting over 200 episodes of his NBA-focused podcast, he remains determined and continues to create content. His love for sports and podcasting stems from a desire to understand his own speaking style and improve. He's a fan of Detroit-area football teams and has a deep interest in basketball, with a particular affinity for the college game. Matthew's enthusiasm and dedication to his craft make him an intriguing and engaging podcast host.

    • Sports Teams and AthletesThe speaker passionately admires various sports teams and athletes, particularly those from Michigan and the NBA, for their hard work, skill, and achievements, and expresses both admiration and disappointment towards their actions.

      The speaker passionately shares his love and appreciation for various sports teams and athletes, particularly those from Michigan and the NBA. He expresses his admiration for their hard work, skill, and achievements. He also shares his disappointment towards certain actions, such as LeBron James drafting his son to the Lakers. The speaker's list includes athletes like Dan Campbell, Dusty May, LeBron James, Joe Ellenbogen, Kyrie Irving, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Stephen Curry, Shane Galdaris, Victor Wembanyama, Asia Wilson, Luka Doncic, and Nikola Jokic. He believes that these athletes are the best in their respective fields and expresses confidence in their abilities. The speaker's enthusiasm and knowledge demonstrate his deep connection to the world of sports.

    • Sports DiscussionsThe group engaged in lively and respectful debates about various aspects of sports, including player rankings, sitcom families, missed shots, and recent signings.

      Despite some debates over individual player rankings and Mount Rushmore ideas, the group remained engaged in discussing various aspects of sports, from families in sitcoms to missed shots and even fat guy sayings. Matthew, the intern, was excited to join the team and contribute, and despite some criticism, everyone looked forward to having him on board. Another major topic was the signing of Kale Williams as a bear, which had been met with skepticism from some media outlets but ultimately proved true. Overall, the conversation showcased the group's passion for sports and their willingness to engage in lively yet respectful debates.

    • Media biasMedia personalities can change their opinions publicly, causing frustration for athletes and their supporters, but athletes can learn from failures and focus on growth opportunities.

      The speaker expressed frustration with media personalities like Florio who doubted Caleb Williams' decision to join the Chicago Bears, despite his earlier statements. The speaker also shared excitement about Williams' potential and praised Booger McFarland's prediction of his future success. The conversation touched on various topics including basketball, golf, and athletes' rankings. The speaker criticized Florio for changing his stance on Williams and dismissed his opinions. They also discussed Ronnie's performance in the NBA Summer League and Alexander Starr's poor shooting performance. The speaker emphasized the importance of learning from failures and growth opportunities. Additionally, they discussed Russell Westbrook's recent trade to the Denver Nuggets and criticized his fit on the team. The conversation ended with a discussion about the Open Championship and the challenges of the course.

    • Importance of honesty and integrityStaying true to oneself and not letting negative experiences define one's outlook on life is important for maintaining healthy relationships.

      Despite the challenges and disappointments in life, it's important to stand by your principles and not let others bring you down. The discussion revolved around various topics including golf, trade requests in the NFL, and the Mount Rushmore of pizza toppings. However, a common theme emerged about the importance of honesty and integrity in relationships. The speakers shared experiences of being betrayed and the impact it had on them. Despite the hardships, they emphasized the importance of giving people a second chance and not letting past experiences define current relationships. They also joked about their love for pizza and how every meal is better with a Pepsi. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of staying true to oneself and not letting negative experiences define one's outlook on life.

    • Pizza toppings preferencesDespite disagreements, the group was open-minded and accepting of each other's pizza toppings preferences, showcasing camaraderie and fun during their discussion.

      The group was discussing their pizza preferences for an upcoming event, with various toppings and choices being suggested. Hank was feeling unwell but still participated in the conversation, joking about sausages and making picks. The group debated over different toppings, with some expressing love for unconventional choices like pineapple and anchovies, while others preferred more traditional options. There was a sense of camaraderie and fun in the conversation, despite some disagreements. The group was open-minded and accepting of each other's preferences, acknowledging that everyone has different tastes. The conversation also highlighted the excitement and anticipation surrounding the upcoming event.

    • Pizza toppingsThe speaker shares his favorite pizza toppings, including pepperoni, barbecue chicken with sauteed onions, mushrooms, and hot honey. A customer once ordered excessive mushrooms, leading to a stinky car. Potential additions to pizza include pesto and barbecue sauce.

      The speaker has strong opinions about pizza toppings and shared some of his favorite combinations, including pepperoni, barbecue chicken with sauteed onions, mushrooms, and hot honey. He also shared a story about a customer who ordered excessive mushrooms, leading to a stinky car. The conversation then shifted to discussing potential additions to pizza, such as pesto and barbecue sauce, and the group reminisced about past segments and moments on their podcast. The conversation was interspersed with mentions of various brands and products, including Coors Light and Game Time. Overall, the conversation showcased the group's camaraderie and their shared love for pizza and podcasting.

    • Continuous learningFormer NFL coach Mike Mularkey stresses the importance of continuously seeking knowledge from other successful coaches and teams to adapt and contribute effectively in leadership roles.

      Learning and adaptation are essential, especially for those in leadership roles. Former NFL head coach Mike Mularkey, now a consultant for the Cleveland Browns, shared his experience of continuously seeking knowledge from other successful coaches and teams. He emphasized the importance of understanding various perspectives and approaches to football, whether it's on offense or defense. This mindset has helped him contribute effectively to the Browns' staff and adapt to new situations. Additionally, Mularkey highlighted the value of having a clear game plan when facing adversity, which he demonstrated throughout his coaching career with the Tennessee Titans. By staying focused on the team's goals and executing a well-thought-out strategy, even when facing seemingly insurmountable odds, Mularkey and the Titans were able to defy expectations and come out on top.

    • Coaching Doubts and ExpectationsExperience and determination can help coaches overcome doubts and expectations, even when their size or other factors are a concern. Successful coaching depends on the ability to connect with players and lead them to perform at their best.

      Experience and determination can overcome doubts and expectations in coaching, as demonstrated by Mike Vrabel's tenure with the Titans. Despite being counted out by some, Vrable kept his team engaged and focused, leading to a successful season. Additionally, the interview process in coaching can be unpredictable, and fit is an essential factor in hiring decisions. Vrable's size may have been a concern for some teams, but his ability to connect with players and lead them to perform at their best was valued. Ultimately, Vrable's approach to coaching, emphasizing hard work and consistency, can lead to success in both college and professional football.

    • Hiring dynamicsUnderstanding the complexities of hiring a coach or leader involves considering fit, potential challenges, and the impact of human connection.

      The dynamics of hiring a coach or a leader in any organization can be complex and multifaceted. The conversation revolved around Luke Fickle, a wrestler and coach, and his journey in college football. While there was high regard for Fickle's abilities, it was acknowledged that his first year at Wisconsin might have been more challenging than anticipated. The discussion also touched upon Hank's connection with Tom Brady and the roast event. The importance of human connection and fit in an organization was emphasized, with the potential intimidation factor of hiring a high-profile figure like Bill Belichick also being considered. The Apple TV documentary on the Patriots was mentioned, with some expressing disappointment in its depth and focus. Overall, the conversation underscored the importance of understanding the nuances of hiring and leadership dynamics in sports and beyond.

    • Roast session at Patriots ceremonySensitive roast session brought up feelings of powerlessness but also funny moments and appreciation for past achievements, with a discussion of exploited loophole leading to rule change.

      The roast session during the Patriots' ring of honor ceremony for a former Titans player was a sensitive issue for some, as it brought up feelings of powerlessness and the inability to defend oneself against public humiliation. However, the speaker also acknowledged some funny moments during the event and maintained a positive outlook, encouraging fans to appreciate the team's past achievements instead of focusing on the present season's challenges. Another key point was the speaker's discussion of a loophole he exploited during a game to gain an advantage by taking time off the clock, which eventually led to a rule change. Overall, the conversation touched upon themes of competition, sportsmanship, and innovation.

    • Football strategy time managementEffective time management in football strategy involves making calculated decisions to maximize chances of winning in regulation, such as going for a first down instead of kicking a field goal or 'running the clock' to reset the process.

      In football strategy, it's not always about gaining yards, but rather managing time effectively. Teams may choose to go for a first down on second down to reset the process and avoid the risk of getting stuck in a long yardage situation. This is known as "running the clock" and is a common tactic in football. Additionally, teams are increasingly using analytics to make decisions, such as going for a first down instead of kicking a field goal, even when the odds may seem against them. The ultimate goal is to give yourself the best chance to win the game in regulation and avoid the coin flip of overtime. This requires a deep understanding of statistics and the ability to adapt to changing situations.

    • Social dynamics in sports coachingFinding a balance between contributing and not disrupting established routines is crucial for coaches transitioning from playing roles in professional sports environments.

      Transitioning from being a player to a coach in a professional sports environment can be challenging, especially when it comes to social dynamics and work culture. The speaker shares his experience of no longer being able to socialize with his coworkers, specifically in the context of drinking, and how he had to find a way to balance his desire to contribute and not disrupt their established routines. He also discusses the importance of finding a consistent role and avoiding disrupting the flow of game day activities. The conversation also touches on the importance of not being underestimated based on past roles or appearances, as was the case for both the speaker and Dan Campbell, and the value of translating playing experience into coaching.

    • Coaching BalanceSuccessful coaches balance data analysis with human intuition and experience, effectively communicating their decisions to players for optimal performance in high-pressure situations.

      Successful coaches in football, like Dan Quinn, understand the importance of balancing data-driven analysis with human intuition and experience. Quinn's ability to communicate the reasoning behind his decisions to his players and get them to buy into his strategies is crucial for their success. This balance is particularly important in the context of the evolving role of analytics in football, where there is a need to strike a fine line between relying too heavily on numbers and trusting the feel of the game. Ultimately, the key to coaching is preparing the players mentally and physically to perform at their best in high-pressure situations, such as facing quarterbacks like Tom Brady. By instilling confidence and readiness in his team, Quinn was able to lead the Titans to victories against formidable opponents, like the Patriots and the Chiefs.

    • Team spirit, unexpected twists in sportsGreg Joseph's surprising redemption and the importance of staying in shape and focused for unexpected twists in sports and maintaining team spirit

      Greg Joseph, the kicker, surprised everyone with his impressive performance after missing a crucial field goal against the Bills. He went on to make a long game-winning kick in Chicago. The conversation also touched upon the camaraderie within the team and the importance of staying in shape, whether it's through golfing, skiing, or boot camps. Coach Rabel shared stories about their team dynamics and the edge they look for in new players. He also mentioned his appreciation for the support from the fans and the team, and joked about the possibility of a TV career but not wanting to "cross over to the dark side." Overall, the conversation highlighted the team spirit, the unexpected twists in sports, and the importance of staying focused and determined.

    • Chevy Silverado experiencesThe Chevy Silverado has been a reliable and capable partner for memorable experiences, including attending NFL games using a clever con in the 90s

      The Chevy Silverado is more than just a reliable vehicle for road trips and adventures; it's a partner that has been a part of memorable experiences for many, including the hosts of this show. From attending NFL games for free in the 90s using a clever con, to driving across the country to the Super Bowl, the Chevy Silverado has been a dependable and capable companion. Additionally, the hosts shared their excitement for the upcoming NFL season, which is less than 50 days away, and encouraged listeners to try new menu items at Part of my cheesesteak. Comedian Gary Vider also joined the show to share his unique story of attending NFL games with his con artist father, who passed off their press passes from Sports Illustrated for Kids. This experience allowed Gary to meet and interview various athletes, including Michael Jordan and Patrick Ewing, adding to the intrigue and excitement of their family's unconventional way of attending games.

    • Father's scamsA father's charisma and confidence can lead to effective but unethical business scams, but their impact and feasibility decrease in today's regulated world.

      The speaker's father was a master of deception, using his charisma and confidence to con his way into various businesses and situations, including pretending to be AT&T to sell pay phones and infiltrating Sports Illustrated under false pretenses. Despite the speaker's initial reluctance to share these stories, they eventually came forward with the truth, leading to a new career as a Sports Illustrated columnist. The father's scams, while effective in the past, would be difficult to pull off in today's world due to increased scrutiny and regulation. The speaker reflects on the complex relationship with their father, wondering if he did it for their benefit or for his own gain.

    • Ethics of manipulationConfidence and adaptability can be used to manipulate situations and people, but it's important to consider the ethical implications and use abilities in a positive and responsible way.

      Confidence and adaptability can be used to manipulate situations and people, but it's important to consider the ethical implications. The speaker's father was a confident and assertive person who could change his persona to gain favor from others. He used this skill to get what he wanted, often at the expense of others. This behavior, while effective, is not ethical and can lead to negative consequences. It's crucial to be aware of the potential consequences of our actions and to use our abilities in a positive and ethical way. The speaker acknowledges that his father's behavior influenced him, but he has chosen to use his confidence and adaptability in a more positive way, as a comedian. As a parent, the speaker hopes to teach his children to be honest and ethical, rather than following in his father's footsteps. Overall, the discussion highlights the importance of using our abilities in a responsible and ethical manner.

    • Lies and manipulationLies and manipulation during childhood can lead to complex and damaging relationships, disrupting normal development and influencing future behavior.

      Lies and manipulation can create complex and damaging relationships, especially during childhood. The speaker shares his experience of growing up with a father who used him to gain access to places and people, often through lies and deceit. This included attending sporting events at Madison Square Garden using fake press credentials, and even associating with the mafia. The father's actions left the speaker feeling disconnected and manipulated, leading to a lack of a normal father-son relationship. The speaker also reflects on how his father's lies influenced his own behavior, leading him to lie to his wife and seek therapy to learn the importance of honesty. Overall, the conversation highlights the negative impact of deceit and the importance of authenticity in relationships.

    • Sports and DishonestyPast experiences with dishonesty in sports led one comedian to develop a strong desire to expose the truth and fueled his passion for comedy

      The speaker's past experiences with a manipulative and dishonest figure led him to develop a sense of distrust and a desire to expose the truth in his current work, which is a podcast. He shares stories of this person conning him and others in the context of sports, specifically hockey and baseball. Despite these negative experiences, the speaker's love for sports remained strong, and he found solace and friendship in the comedy community. The speaker's comedy career took off after performing well on Conan O'Brien's show and then participating in America's Got Talent. He emphasizes the importance of the support and camaraderie of his fellow comedians, who helped him succeed. The speaker also expresses his excitement for the current success of the Villanova Knicks basketball team and reminisces about the unique atmosphere of Madison Square Garden during playoff games. Overall, the speaker's experiences, both positive and negative, have shaped his perspective and fueled his passion for sports and comedy.

    • Unexpected Consequences of JokesSometimes jokes or stories can become reality, leading to unexpected consequences. This experience has made the speaker more aware of the importance of honesty and trust.

      Life can be full of unexpected twists and turns, and sometimes the things we thought were just jokes or stories become reality. The speaker shared an embarrassing story about a bet they made with Christian Yelich regarding a home run derby and the potential consequences if he won. This experience has made the speaker more aware of the prevalence of deceit in everyday life and has given them a new appreciation for honesty and trust. Additionally, the speaker discussed the challenges of being a comedian, including the difficulty of coming up with new material and dealing with the revelation that their father had been using their name for personal gain. Despite these challenges, the speaker continues to use their experiences as inspiration for their comedy and strives to be a good person and father, even if their past actions may have been questionable.

    • AGT ComediansSome comedians find advantages in not winning on AGT, maintaining independent reputation, and discovering new opportunities, while others face stigma and ethical dilemmas.

      Performing on America's Got Talent as a comedian comes with unique challenges, such as having no build-up time and dealing with unresponsive audiences or judges. Despite these difficulties, some comedians find advantages in not winning or being associated with the show, as it allows them to maintain their independent reputation while still having a platform to showcase their comedy. However, there can be a stigma attached to appearing on the show, as some may view it as less prestigious than traditional comedy venues. Despite this, some comedians have found success and discovered new opportunities after their appearances on the show. For example, Manny and Gary Vider, who lied about having a roommate in their backstory, went on to create the popular podcast "Number One Dad." They are currently working on turning their podcast into a TV show and are open to cameos from their friends. While some may see sneaking into events as unethical, there is a thrill and rush to getting away with it. Overall, the experience of performing on America's Got Talent as a comedian comes with its own set of pros and cons, but for those who are up for the challenge, it can lead to unexpected opportunities and growth.

    • Stanley Cup Finals, Michael JordanThe speaker had a unique opportunity to interview Michael Jordan before his Sports Illustrated ban and shared a humorous story about sneaking kids into the game.

      The speaker had an unforgettable experience attending Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals in 1995, where he got to interview Michael Jordan for free and was the last person to do so before Jordan's infamous Sports Illustrated interview ban. The speaker also shared an amusing anecdote about sneaking in kids to the game and almost getting caught by security. Another key point is that the speaker suffered from bicep tendonitis and discussed various methods for treating elbow injuries, including ice, heat, and exercises. The conversation ended with the hosts expressing their hope for the speaker's quick recovery so he could resume golfing. Overall, the conversation was an entertaining mix of sports stories, health advice, and lighthearted banter.

    • New hobbies and competitionPeople can discover unexpected passions and compete in their hobbies, leading to personal growth and enjoyment, but be cautious of online video authenticity

      Both individuals in this conversation have found themselves engrossed in new hobbies, which they discovered while exploring various rabbit holes of information. The first person's hobby is growing weed, which they plan to do legally on their rooftop. The second person's hobby is competing in a baseball game, where they discovered they might be past their prime. Both individuals are competitive and strive to be the best in their respective hobbies. They also had a conversation about the authenticity of videos they have seen online, expressing concern about potential editing and manipulation. Despite their differences, they both found enjoyment and learning in their new pursuits.

    • Adjusting to new environmentNavigating transportation, living with roommates, and finding comfort in unfamiliar surroundings can be challenging when adjusting to a new environment, but staying optimistic and open to new experiences can lead to personal growth and the impact of community and mentors can be significant.

      Adjusting to a new environment comes with its challenges, such as navigating transportation options, living with roommates, and finding comfort in unfamiliar surroundings. Despite these challenges, the individual remains optimistic and open to new experiences. Additionally, the importance of community and the impact of mentors, whether in sports or other areas of life, was a recurring theme. The individual's background in coaching and the success stories of his former players serve as reminders of the potential for growth and the importance of staying focused on personal goals.

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    It’s camp season and the Jets have memes in a meltdown looking for Florio’s everywhere. JJ McCarthy getting hurt is a huge bummer (00:00:00-00:17:17). Hank has picked his Big 10 team and we look at the AP poll being released (00:17:17-00:27:17). Mt Rushmore of soft things (00:27:17-00:51:57). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Matt Kuchar (00:51:57-01:12:36). Peter Schrager joins the show to talk Hard Knocks episode 2 which was a big win for cable guys and other camp notes (01:12:36-01:42:06). Grateful Dead Drummer Mickey Hart and writer Wright Thompson join the show to talk about their new documentary out now “Rhythm Masters” as well as sports and music, Bill Walton, The Sphere and tons more (01:42:06-02:33:31). We finish with FAQ’s (02:33:31-02:41:51).


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    Pardon My Take
    August 14, 2024