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In this episode of Sports the NEMO way we bring the Washington Commanders to the table for discussion.

In this episode, Jeff’s Covid nearly chokes him to death but he manages to acknowledge that he’s over trips to Disney World – and a run-in with two orange cream Dole Whips might have been the catalyst.  What went into the sentencing strategy for art dealer Inigo Philbrick is discussed at length. For some reason, the leftist institution of professional sports loves China and hates Saudi Arabia, much like how Democrats love Iran and hates its enemies. The PGA and defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio of the Washington Redskins, we mean Commanders, and his monumental gaffe of daring to criticize the George Floyd riots publicly are gone into in great length. And in a bizarre twist, two leftist lawyers who firebombed the NYPD are permitted to withdraw their guilty pleas and plead to much lesser charges, paving the way for a slap on the wrist.

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Championship moments are often frozen in time via photos, video and achievement. However, they are just a moment. The road leading up to and the road after those moments are often filled with adversity, controversy and sacrifice. This week’s guest, 2x Super Bowl champion and MVP Mark Rypien has traveled both roads with grace and class.

Mark is a two-time Super Bowl Champion and the MVP of Super Bowl 26 with Washington Redskins. Those accolades are accompanied with an illustrious career in the NFL and with his philanthropic work in his post-playing career. 

Get your groove on, Tailgaters! We’re betting you’ve never wondered how adding a “boogie room” to your workplace can make you and your team mates more productive. Or how the timing of a woman’s fertility cycle, combined with dancing, increases her attractiveness. Hoo boy! You’ve got a lot to learn and we’ve got the best teacher for the job, Dr. Peter Lovatt, who’s one of the world’s leading authorities on the psychology of movement, with an academic career that extends from Cambridge University to the Royal Ballet School. He’ll also share how movement impacts thinking, learning, problem-solving, pro-social behavior and memory. And being liked. So how’d he end up on stage with Barack Obama and Oprah? If you sit behind a desk all day or lead people who do, you’ve got to hear this! Listen now! And get moving!