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Jordan and Brooke are rejoined by fellow Channing Tatum enthusiast Fran Hoepfner for Mike Lane's "final tease." How does this film stack up to the magic of XXL? Are we in a new era of chill Soderbergh? How delightfully unhinged is Salma Hayek in this? And how the HELL does Channing Tatum manage to do all of that?

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(00:00) Holley and Smith start by reacting to Deshaun Watson staying with Houston 

(23:00) The Last Dance Takes Two to Tango: Scottie Pippen sounded off on Michael Jordan again but at this point is he just being a hater or is his gripe legitimate?

(41:00) Our BFA GM Thomas Dimitroff joins the show to share his thoughts and insights on the NFL trade deadline 

(1:00:00) Bryant McFadden former Steeler/Viking stops by to weigh on the Steelers trade, tell us his favorite Tomlin-ism then his thoughts on the Lakers 

(1:13:00) Kevin Stefanski admitted he needs to get 'Odell involved more' but did lack of production, trade interest raise red flags?

(1:26:00)  The brothers react to Damian Lillard getting 'we want Lillard' chants from the Philadelphia crowd

Welcome back, the crew dives into the recent events of Afghanistan, giving their opinions on the situation (0:17) Onlyfans talk (8:13) the crew discusses the most recent decisions behind OF. The crew dives into if there is any music that is still considered underground anymore (25:54) and finally the continuation of covid-19 protocols and rules (38:30)

Auch die schönsten aller Dinge finden ihr Ende und so lief es auch mit dem Eurovision Song Contest 2021. Ein Abend voller Musik und Tanz, Glitzer und Glanz, Freude und Überraschung wurde uns dargeboten, nach über zwei Jahren haben wir wieder ein ESC Finale miterleben dürfen und es war ein Fest. Balsam für die Eurovision-Seele. Wie die Show gelaufen ist, welche Länder es in die Top 10 geschafft haben, besprechen Geeo und Max direkt am nächsten Tag nach dem Finale. Welche Überraschungen gab es? Was waren die Highlights und Aufreger des Abends? Antworten liefert diese ganz besondere Folge von The Gayze. Hear you next year in Italy.

Der Eurovision Song Contest steht kurz bevor, can you believe? In diesem einmaligen Zeitzeugendokument besprechen Geeo und Max die ersten beiden Semifinals vom ESC 2021, einen Tag, bevor das Finale stattfindet. Was sind die Eindrücke aus den ersten beiden Shows, welche Erwartungen gibt es für das Finale? Und die große Frage: Wer gewinnt? Kleiner Spoiler: Man weiß es nicht, es ist so spannend. Die perfekte Vorbereitung auf das große Finale!

Mask or no Mask (0:21)  Auxxcord gets into an incident at work, (13:00) Canelo fight and Rico talks about his recent trip to Florida  (16:20) Suns playoff clinch, Steph Curry the greatest shooter of all time (27:00) Sundance and Rico go in on the new Mortal Kombat and the James Bond Films, (38:18) Childhood TV shows (52:07) and new J. Cole drop (56:30).

Und weiter geht die wilde Fahrt im Eurovision-Land. Es ist Eurovision Month und der Song Contest steht nach über zwei Jahren endlich wieder ins Haus. Die Songs des zweiten Halbfinals wollen natürlich auch bewertet werden und da haben Geeo und Max teilweise ganz starke Meinungen zu. Findet in dieser Folge heraus, für welche Songs ihre Herzen brennen und welche sie kalt lassen. Am Ende teilen sie auch ihre Predictions für die Lieder, die im Semifinale leider ausscheiden könnten.

(0:20) Rico brings up the events that ensued on Twitter, DJ Auxxcord briefly covers the NFL Draft, Rico predicted eagles draft pick (8:08) (14:23) Sundance chimes in with his views on politics on politics being in entertainment and sports, and (19:03) I35 brings up recent construction in Texas and where is the tax payer money going. 

In this episode of the IMO24 podcast, the crew is back! Rico comes in discussing the new Snyder Cut of Justice League (2:36) While DJ Auxxcord reminisces on having movie theatres and the potential of them opening back up fully (15:19). Rico discusses his experience when it comes to listening to music the first time (20:37) and Nas finally wins his first grammy! (24:22)

En este episodio conversamos sobre el ritmo que puedes crear en tu proyecto, equipo o compañía. Enfocamos la conversación compartiendo experiencias y ejemplos de organizaciones como los Chicago Bulls que lograron crear un ritmo de triunfos singular.

Del ritmo nos enfocamos:

¿Qué es?

¿Cómo crearlo?

¿Por qué es importante saber adaptarse para mantener armonía?

¿Qué herramientas se pueden utilizar para crear ritmo?

• OKRs
• Phil Jackson
• The Last Dance Documental sobre los Chicago Bulls
• WudStore
• Airtable
• Visual Meetings, libro para encontrar varios recursos visuales de planificación
• TEDx
• TEDxSanPedroSula

Reign Man is in the building! The Seattle LEGEND, Shawn Kemp, joins Knuckleheads this week. Darius kicks off the show presenting the worn-out Shawn Kemp VCR tape that he watched every day as a kid. Then Shawn takes it back to his high school dominance in Indiana and explains why he chose Kentucky over the hometown school, IU … and why that choice lost him Indiana’s Mr. Basketball title. Kemp details his unique rise to the league — how the Lakers were trying to keep him hidden away in L.A. during draft workouts with an eye to making him Magic Johnson’s future running mate. Had it not been for a last-minute tryout that landed him in Seattle come draft day, he might actually have been a Laker. Can you imagine? From there it was straight to stardom with the Sonics, as Kemp took the league by storm with his high-flying dunks and crazy athleticism. He gets into what it was like to team up with Gary Payton and how he and GP are still close today. Reign Man also kicks it with the guys about his Kamikaze Reeboks, playing in the Finals against Jordan, and the Dream Team I vs. Dream Team II debate. He reveals the reason that he eventually decided to leave Seattle, but makes it very clear that the NBA needs to bring a team back to the Emerald City. The legend gets into it all on this episode of Knuckleheads. Don't miss this one from the Reign Man himself. Tune IN.

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Reign Man is in the building! The Seattle LEGEND, Shawn Kemp, joins Knuckleheads this week. Darius kicks off the show presenting the worn-out Shawn Kemp VCR tape that he watched every day as a kid. Then Shawn takes it back to his high school dominance in Indiana and explains why he chose Kentucky over the hometown school, IU … and why that choice lost him Indiana’s Mr. Basketball title. Kemp details his unique rise to the league — how the Lakers were trying to keep him hidden away in L.A. during draft workouts with an eye to making him Magic Johnson’s future running mate. Had it not been for a last-minute tryout that landed him in Seattle come draft day, he might actually have been a Laker. Can you imagine? From there it was straight to stardom with the Sonics, as Kemp took the league by storm with his high-flying dunks and crazy athleticism. He gets into what it was like to team up with Gary Payton and how he and GP are still close today. Reign Man also kicks it with the guys about his Kamikaze Reeboks, playing in the Finals against Jordan, and the Dream Team I vs. Dream Team II debate. He reveals the reason that he eventually decided to leave Seattle, but makes it very clear that the NBA needs to bring a team back to the Emerald City. The legend gets into it all on this episode of Knuckleheads. Don't miss this one from the Reign Man himself. Tune IN.

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The NBA Playoffs are HEATIN' UP!

Hear what former 10x NBA Champion (1x as a player & 9x as an assistant coach) Jim Cleamons has to say about the action thus far (2:00). Also, we answer the question: Is the NBA playoffs taking away from the social justice movement (6:00)? Jim recalls his time on The Chicago Bulls coaching MJ (11:30). His time with The Los Angeles Lakers coaching Kobe & Shaq (20:10). Kobe's days before becoming the Black Mamba (23:00). And his favorite coaching memory (28:00).

Jefé also sits down with musical artist Caleb Swope '46swo' to get his take on the playoff action (29:30). Also, the the return of 'Who's hot Who's Not of The Week' (34:40). And who we think is taking home the NBA championship (40:00).

Lastly, the Jefé of the week (40:40).

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Decision fatigue is real. So to help you better enjoy your next binge sesh, we have your Netflix picks queued up. Here are some of our favorites broken down by category. Also, don't watch Space Force.

Rosie and Mark get together to talk about sympathy cards, Mambo Number 5, Microsoft Excel, and the competitive spirit.

Paul George, aka PG13, is on for this week’s episode of Knuckleheads with Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles. You’ll hear about young PG the Clippers fan and how Melo – Denver Melo – was the first to bust his ass in the league. How PG’s injury turned him into the sharpshooter he is today. And that Jrue Holiday has been a walking bucket since they were kids. George also shares the full story behind his move from Indiana to Oklahoma City, discusses what it means to have two really good teams in L.A. right now, and confirms that Steve Ballmer really did send 5k worth of gym equipment to every Clipper player’s home. You’ll also hear how The Last Dance has PG itching to get back on that court. And, oh yeah, you know the Knuckleheads had to get PG’s thoughts on his legendary dunk on Birdman. Tune in!

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Highlights include Steve’s discussion of the time Bulls coach Phil Jackson instructed him and teammate Jud Buechler to drink all night with Rodman in Atlantic City--the night before a game; Mike’s recollection of the subsequent story he wrote for Sports Illustrated, and why some of the best moments didn’t make it into the magazine; Mike’s assessment of Rodman’s sensitivity, and how he freaked out over a photo of Maddy and Natalie in a Berkeley bar; Maddy’s detailing of her adventures in Cleveland, including getting popcorn thrown at her by salty Cavs fans during the NBA Finals; Natalie talking about attending the Warriors’ Game 7 victory over Oklahoma City in the 2016 Western Conference Finals, and how she nearly threw Dave Chappelle’s sunglasses across a crowded club room during the postgame celebration; Natalie’s story about Mike getting kicked out of one of her high school field hockey games for questioning a call; Maddy responding  by making fun of Steve for expressing his displeasure after she unleashed a subpar serve (while playing with a torn labrum in her shoulder) at a Cal volleyball game; Mike’s remembrance of Steve’s freakout while attending his son’s college orientation and being serenaded by the USC marching  band; Steve’s sharing of the analogy that acclaimed author Michael Lewis gave to him and Seahawks coach Pete Carroll (on their podcast) about the sorry state of leadership in the executive branch of the U.S. government--and Mike and Steve’s expansion of the analogy to accentuate their shared displeasure.

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