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  Unspeakable.  Tragic.  Horrifying.  Words can barely scratch the emotions of what this week brought.  Another school shooting… this one, taking the lives of 19 children, and two adults in Texas.  So much has been said.  So much more will be said.  Will anything be done though?  Will anything change?  Anything that could prevent… yet another one? 

So in this episode, here are some of the notable speeches, and thoughts.  Texas Governor Greg Abbott. Steve Kerr, the Golden State Warriors basketball coach, who lost his own dad, to gun violence. Connecticut U.S. Senator Christopher Murphy, who’s been trying to get something changed, something done, since his own state suffered through Sandy Hook.  President Joe Biden.  Oregon U.S. Senator Ron Wyden.  Shaq, and other members of the NBA on TNT team.  Portland Public Schools Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero.  And O.S.U. History Professor Dr. Chris Nichols.

Our final discussion from Season 1 reflects on learnings and lessons from the first episodes of the Show. With guests including Phil Jackson, Steve, Kerr, George Mumford and others, there is much to take away from the Show so far! Coby and Brett also discuss what's to come with The Curious Leader.

Ian Evans and Brooks Warren discuss the implications behind Jamal Murray's ACL injury for the Nuggets and if Stephen Curry is a true MVP candidate after his sensational performances as of late. To end the episode, the two share their thoughts on a far too similar issue: the death of another unarmed African-American, Daunte Wright.

Eight time NBA champion and Warriors Coach, Steve Kerr, joins the show to talk about his leadership platform and emphasis on building a culture of joy. Steve, Coby and co-host Brett Goldberg share great stories about Steph Curry, Michael Jordan, Phil Jackson and other key influences in Steve's life and approach to coaching and leading. Visit cobykarl.com for more on this episode and all our episodes.

Julius Erving joins Coach Karl and Brett Goldberg to talk ABA hoops, NBA hoops and the impact of Dr. J's illustrious career on the sport. An epic review of the past 50 years of basketball, the trio goes deep on great college stories, ABA experiences, memorable players and more. This is a must listen for anyone eager to learn more on Dr. J's career and the impact of '70s and '80s hoops on the game of today.

Coach Ron Adams of the Golden State Warriors has been around pro and college basketball for over five decades. Since 2014, Coach Adams has served as Assistant Coach for the Golden State Warriors, helping anchor the defense for the three-time NBA champion. In this episode, Coach Karl and Ron reflect on the game today and predict where it's headed. Adored by coaches and players around the League, "Uncle Ron" provides great insights and reflections throughout the discussion.

W. Kamau Bell, an Emmy-winner for CNN’s United Shades of America, and Steve Kerr, outspoken head coach of the Golden State Warriors, are teaming up to raise the good kind of hell, talking all things race, power, dissent, the intersection of sports and activism, and comedy as coping mechanism and vehicle for truth. In a freewheeling conversation refereed by Dacher Keltner, founding director of UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center, the comedian and the coach will hold nothing back.

As usual we start the show with a quick shout out to “Hillary”

A discussion on Ellen Degeneres

Is it ok to discuss & criticize someone who makes $50 million dollars a year? Well of course.

This week we discuss Ellen Degeneres

“Dancing Around”

Does Ellen hate Dancing Around?

What happened to Jonathan Taylor Thomas?

Does it get tiring to “Dance Around”?

Michael Jordan punched Steve Kerr, did he deserve it?

Alan tells Gerald to Sell Out to become Successful