little giants

The QBs return to a favorite topic: movies. Of course, it's not just any old genre of movies on the docket, but the greatest movie genre. What IS the greatest sports movie of all-time? Are the QBs biased towards early 90s family movies and anything having to do with football? Will Steve's brother call during the recording and accidentally join the show . . . again? Answers to these questions, and many others, await. Press play!

https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/these-are-best-25-sports-movies-all-time

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Switching out football for futbol, Allie and Shaun figure out how the kids’ classic Little Giants and what all would need to change if this were a film about soccer. Along the way they discuss whether the movie holds up, if it’s a good movie and who would play key roles if the movie were re-cast in 1994…or today.

Want to hear Allie and Shaun switch out your favorite sports movie? Send your suggestions to @philaunion on twitter using #CinemaSubsPod

I first heard of Billy Almon at last year’s Black in Design Conference, and I was so energized by his talk that I knew I would have to have him on the podcast to share his story with you all. Being a biology-inspired storyteller and designer might sound a bit peculiar, but wait until you hear how vital and important his work is to all of us.

Billy started off with a primer on biomimicry, and then shared how his experience with Hurricane Katrina changed the course of his life forever. We also talked about the value of exposure, and the creation of Billy Biology, his way of giving back to the world and inspiring generations to come about how biomimicry and design are so important. According to Billy, “the answers are all around us.” And I think after this interview, we should be ready for them!

Links

• Billy Biology
• Billy Almon on Instagram

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On this episode, John Manning and Finny Dugan rank their top ten football movies.  Come take a listen and answer back on Twitter to who's list it better!