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Join us for this week's weekly roundup where Bill and Mark are joined by the amazing John Mangan (GOAT Dads podcast)! We discuss unbanning ice cream trucks, racist pulse oximeters, and hot dog headlocks! 

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Cody is busy training for his donut mile run so fresh off of the vacation holiday Carson & Mitchell discuss the best parts about the 4th of July. The guys also debate who is the better athlete between Joey Chestnut and Usain Bolt.

#demaryiusthomas had stage 2 #cte and former @mls player #scottvermillion had it too.  
Do not mess with #joeychestnut during #nathanshotdogeatingcontest which he won for the 15th time.  
#brittneygriner wants to come home.  
Congrats to the first black GM in @nhl history #mikegrier by @sanjosesharks and now he needs to hire a coach.  
@big12conference looking to add 6 teams and if it goes thru the @pac12conference will be no more. 
@astrosbaseball 7 wins in row after #yordanalvarez walk off #homerun in 7-6 yesterday over @kcroyals 
@mets get back #maxscherzer tonight @reds and #jacobdegrom hit 100MPH on Sunday in a rehab assignment.
 #juliorodríguez is having a season for @mariners
 #dariusgarland got largest ever contract from @cavs and in @wnba @nyliberty #sabrinaionescu was named player of month for June.
 #usmnt make #olympics for first time since 2008. 
#uswnt beat #haiti 3-0 in #worldcupqualifier #alexmorgan scored two goals. 
 #hammerinhank RIP. 
#o2arena in London will host TWO #womensboxing championships flights on September 10th.  #claressashields vs #savannahmarshall for #middleweight title. #mikaelamayer vs #alyciabaumgardner for #juniorlightweight title.

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Every Fourth of July, contestants compete to see who can eat the most hot dogs in 10 minutes. Some find their names immortalized in the tradition, others find love.

The Hungry Couple, Miki Sudo and Nick Wehry, are two professional with a hunger for competition. The competitive eaters join Analis Bailey and Josh Peter to share their story of finding love during competition, talk about reigning men's champion Joey Chestnut and give a behind the scenes look at America's famous eating contest.

Legendary event MC and Major League Eating founder, George Shea, also stops by to tell the history of the tournament and give his predictions for this year's showdown. 

Photo: Paul Martinka, Major League Eating

The Good Morning Football Podcast begins discussing how the Miami Dolphins can take the next step and become a Super Bowl contender. Hosts Sara Walsh, Peter Schrager, Kyle Brandt and Super Bowl champion Jason McCourty examine if Tua Tagovailoa is good enough to take the Dolphins to the next level. Next, they describe the New York Jets upcoming season in five words and then they each share a team that’s scary but exciting! Later, the GMFB panel has to decide if they’re more confident in the Kansas City Chiefs or Buffalo Bills. The show finishes up being joined by NFL free agent QB AJ McCarron and he makes his pitch to GM’s about joining a team and he talks about getting back on the field after his injury.

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Coastal Carolina gets the win and then has a pizza eating contest vs Joey Chestnut.   End to a perfect day.
Texas is not a bowling school.  Thanks for that one Kyle Umlang.  4-7 after losing 31-23 to WVU.  Hal is not happy.
Shawn Porter called out by his dad after his loss last night vs Terence Crawford.  Said he didn't prepare properly for the fight.  Dad knows best.  

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Food. We need it to survive, but somehow, consuming it got turned into a sport. Why? We will probably never figure it out. 

Colin learns about the man who built a career out of destroying his own body, while Sierra talks about how much food is too much food. Join us as we discuss the proper way to slide a hotdog down your throat, a Broadway show about pie eating, and Joey Chestnut's exclusive sauces.

 The Gents celebrate the Tampa Bay Lightning winning their second consecutive Stanley Cup victory (2:00), sealing their historical run as one of the best hockey franchises of all time. A huge celebration for the city of Tampa, the Gents also reflect on the significance this holds for Tampa sports as a whole. TV is excited to discuss the NBA Finals matchup going on between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Phoenix Suns (22:35). The Gents also discuss the major continent competitions in soccer with the UEFA Euros and Copa America (35:00) arguing which country deserves to win their final more. Finally, in wake of Joey Chestnut winning another Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest on the Fourth of July, the Gents share what kind of eating competition they would participate in (50:55) with what food they think they can eat a large amount of.  

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In today's episode, the guys try to stay positive about the current losing steak on the northside.  We go over possible trade pieces and if Jed has what it takes to bring the cubs back to life. We share our picks for the NBA finals and give a glimpse into the upcoming Olympics for Men's basketball. We close by announcing the inaugural FFLOP (Fantasy Football League Of Podcasts!) season. Follow us on Instagram (@DomesticDraftPodcast) and Twitter (@DomesticDraft). As always, thanks for listening!

In this week's special edition of The Fantasy Football Dudes, we interview Steve from Michigan. From fantasy football to hockey and all the way to choosing the right smoker.


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This one goes out to Joey Chestnut and Vin Diesel, the most bat-like humans. Comedian Charly Williams and I talk about bats this week, and learn that more than anything we wish we could be bats ourselves. This is the final episode in the spooky series for October, so get your final frights and flights in before it's stupid November! 

After a longish exam break for Boz, we return to Ben's garden and are graced by the presence of an unexpected guest! We dust off an old jingle, hear about small women and a bored Bale. Then we learn about mid-air acrobatics, call boxers silly names and spend a long time working out how long it takes to cycle a long way. And we finish up with some robots and a lost and found announcement.

Tanaka taking a line drive from Stanton's bat.  Tanaka said he will be back soon.
Cam Newton and Jameis Winston 2020 salaries combined making less then Chase Daniels.  Daniels on his best day isn't at the level of those two QB's.  Richard Sherman agree that Newton shouldn't have had to sign with Pats for NFL minimum. 
So a man kneeling turned people off to watching the NFL and now the Black National Anthem will lose more NFL fans.  I say be gone.  Is it because African Americans are the majority of the players in the NFL?  Food for thought.  

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This week Chris Mancuso is joined by Jimmy The Prince to interview Major League Eating's favourite couple Nick Wehry and Miki Sudo!  At the time of recording, Nick was unsure about his participation, but we are excited to say that both Miki AND Nick will be competing in the 2020 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest tomorrow at noon on ESPN!  Miki is the defending 6-time champion on the ladies side, and Nick will be looking to start a streak of his own with his first victory at Nathan's.  We talk about their YouTube channel, what it's like being featured in a video game, and Nathan's 2020! 

Greed takes over when there is never enough... never enough husbands, never enough money and never enough excuses when your lesbian lover turns on you!  Then, glutony prevails when enough is too much and turns deadly.

Perhaps it’s a tired cliche to assert that we live in a competitive world: it’s dog eat dog out there, right? Tired, perhaps, but tough to deny. Some compete for fun; others compete because they must to survive. In this week’s episode of Meat + Three, we bring you stories about the effects competition has on food and agriculture. We start with the science behind one of most quintessentially American spectacles: speed eating. Then, we go back about 70 years to a chicken raising contest that helped give us the fat broiler birds we eat so many of today. We’ll also showcase a trio of Indian restaurants in New York’s East Village that try to outdo each other with distinctive lighting. And finally, we wrap up by looking at how a surprising introduction to a farming video game is getting some fans “hyped.”

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