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AP News Radio
Actor Danny Masterson found guilty of 2 counts of rape in retrial
"Actor Danny Masterson of the TV series that 70s show has been found guilty of two counts of rape. I'm Archie's are a letter with the latest. A jury of 7 women and 5 men found Danny Masterson guilty of raping two women at his home in Los Angeles between 2001 and 2003. The jurors could not reach a verdict on the third count, which involved Masterson's longtime girlfriend. They voted 8 to four in favor of conviction on that count. His legal team argued the acts were consensual, Masterson did not testify and his lawyers called no witnesses. Masterson faces up to 30 years in prison. His first trial ended in a mistrial in December
AP News Radio
Jonathan Marchessault scores 3 to lead Golden Knights past Oilers 5-2 to advance to West final
"Jonathan Marshall scores a natural hat trick to send the golden knights to the Western Conference Finals with a 5 two knockout of the oilers, a flurry of first period goals saw the oilers take a two one lead less than three minutes into the contest. That lead held up going into the second period where Marcia show took over beating oilers rookie goalie Stewart skinner three times to give Vegas a four two lead. After giving up goals on the first two shots he faced, Vegas goliad and hill stopped the final 39 to help the golden knights reach the Conference Finals for the fourth time and the franchise has 6 seasons of existence. I'm Danny Capp.
AP News Radio
Let's do it again: Celtics to face Heat in Eastern Conference finals rematch
"Year's NBA Eastern Conference final will feature a rematch of last year's the Celtics will play the heat starting Wednesday for a trip to the finals after blowing past the 76ers one 1288 in game 7 of their conference semifinal series. Jayson Tatum exploded for a game 7 record 51 points. Just being in another game 7, being able to come back home in front of our fans. I was really excited. Just for the moment. Stanley Cup playoffs, the golden knights are in the west finals for the third time in their 6th seasons by eliminating the oilers 5 to two in game 6. A hat trick for Jonathan Marshall. Baseball, the Blue Jays made it a three game sweep of the braves as Danny Jansen hit a two run single in the bottom of the 9th. It's a good team over there, so I had a feeling it was gonna be, you know, big blows going back and forth throughout the series and stuff. So just kept at it. The braves fourth straight loss combined with the Dodge's 5th straight win gave LA, the NL's best record. Tony Gosselin pitched the first 5 innings of Sunday shutout when over the Padres. They're a really good lineup, you know, can't take any pitches off, you know, top to bottom they all hit well. So
CoinDesk Podcast Network
Aragon's Rise and Fall: Another Example of Decentralization Theater?
"Going to start off with a fresh piece from Danny, Danny, what's up? Yes. So the last week I've been following the rise and fall of an effort to by activist investors to take over part of the Aragon treasury Aragon is a long-standing crypto project that focuses on building tools for daos in it itself was moving toward becoming a Dao by moving control of its treasury to its community. Not the community was really full of lots of activist investors who wanted changes at Aragon and they started making noise about pursuing those changes, including with an investment fund behind them called arca. Well, Aragon didn't like that so much and decided basically to get rid of its governance and to move the Dow from a Dow that controls the organization into a grant making doubt. So this is really a story about decentralization theater. It also will, as I think you noted on Twitter, it's another example of time being a flat circle. It really is Danny. So back in 2021, I'm looking at the piece right now, actually. I reported on a very similar subject with Aragon. It was Aragon association the air gun Dao, Aragon one of was one of the names of the entities. And they had a bunch of resignations believe about 12 staffers left those two entities due to a lack of financial transparency, a cofounder was also essentially forced out at the time. There was a lot of disruption, a lot of people thought that air guide itself was going to shut down. It looked like they were probably just going to sell off the IP to their voting software and the governance platforms they've been building. For those who don't follow air God, it has been around for quite a while. I think most people who have been having a good fingerprint of space for wild know about Eric on, not necessarily like a top project, but definitely a project that people are familiar with has stuck around and has been developing some important governance schemes for daos. But it's been hit twice now with problems that we see over and over again with Dallas, which is some people have power, some people don't. There's money involved. You can't trust everybody. And at the end of the day, someone has to write the checks and things start to fall apart.
Ethereum Daily
EIP-7002 Execution Layer Triggerable Exits
"Ethereum core developer Danny Ryan introduced EAP 7 zero zero two, a specification for execution layer triggerable exits the EAP would allow validator exits to be executed with zero X zero one withdrawal credentials. Currently, validators have two keys, including an active key, and a withdrawal credential, the active key remains hall while they withdraw credential can remain cold until exits. However, only the active validator key can initiate a validator exit, EAP 7 zero zero two seeks to solve custody issues where an active validator key owner can hold the state hostage as well as in the events of lost active keys with the EAP only withdrawal credentials are required for validator exits. The EIP is especially helpful for liquids taking token and DVT staking protocols.
What Bitcoin Did
Busting the GBTC Trust With David Bailey
"All right, I think we've got to talk GBTC, right? Yeah. The first off, I just want to say like, you know, we are connected to all the, I guess, the different groups involved in this. Your podcast that you did. I don't know how many emails I got with people clipping your podcasts and sending me parts from it. The entire GBTC community saw it. You did a great job and kudos to you. And I know that's awkward to do. But dude, it needed to be said. So kudos. There was no plan to it. It was funny. During a Danny thought I'd soft boredom. There was no plan. When we sat down, you know, we got a beer and we had a chat and I just started asking about the background. And as I was doing it, I was hold on. If you knew that, you should have known this. So we just walked through it, and then by the end, I was like, hi, I don't believe you. And so there was no plan to it. It just happened the way it was. I would still sit down with him again. He did exactly what I thought you would do. And I think what you had to do, but at the same time, I didn't believe him. Well, you know, I've invited him to speak at the Bitcoin conference, we're having a shareholder we're calling a shareholder meet up because we can't call a shareholder meeting legally. It's the trust documents forbid us from doing that. So we're having a shareholder meet up and there's a bunch of GBTC shareholders that are going to be there. We have content about the trust, what's being done to bust the trust. And we've reserved time for Michael to speak to the shareholders. And it's the largest gathering as far as we're aware of shareholders in one place. So if he wants to speak to his customers, he wants to speak to his shareholders, we have a spot for him. So far, he has not responded to our offer. So, you know, if you could put in a good word for us, please do.
AP News Radio
Entertainment Update for 4-23
"I'm Archie's are a letter with an entertainment update. Opening statements begin Monday for a new rape trial for actor Danny Masterson of that 70s show in November, a jury deadlocked leading to a mistrial. Comedian Barry Humphries who created the character dame Edna has died in Sydney from complications after hip surgery at the age of 89, according to his family. Humphreys, as Edna, explained in a 2003 AP interview she called everyone possum because that's like calling someone sweetie in Australia. That's a term of endearment in Australia because our possums are lovely and cuddly, whereas yours are Ferro. I believe, and not very nice. The Super Mario Brothers movie is coming close to making a $1 billion worldwide. It will become only the fourth film to hit that milestone since the pandemic, along with Spider-Man, no way home, Top Gun: Maverick and Avatar the way of water. I'm Archie's arletta.
AP News Radio
Cole, Manoah scoreless after chirping, Yanks beat Jays 3-2
"The Yankees got clutch hits from an established veteran and a raw rookie to beat the Blue Jays three to two. Pinch hitter DJ Lemay, whose bases loaded single against the 5 man infield on the bottom of the knife gave New York the win after Toronto had tied the game at two on pinch hitter Danny Jansen's two and Homer in the top of the inning. The Yankees looked like they were going to win this pitcher's duel when rookie Anthony volpi hit a two run Homer for two zero lead in the bottom of the 8th. Anytime you have a really good division opponent like that and we play them as much as we do coming up, we really want to take these games. Garrett Cole and Alec mino and that's zeros on the mound. Coal lowered is ERA to 0.79, while we know it gave up just two hits and 7 innings. Time area New York
The Trish Regan Show
Senator Ron Johnson Reacts to Journalist Matt Taibbi’s IRS Visit
"For those of you that don't know Matt taibbi is a journalist longtime journalist. He actually rather liberal for most of his career. And he happened to get his hands on the Twitter files thanks to Elon Musk. The day he was set to testify before lawmakers. He got a knock on his door. It was the IRS. And senator Johnson, I'd like to know, what was that about in your view? Well, first of all, people have to understand how unbelievable, but unfortunately the Biden administration all too believable it would be that the IRS would send an agent out to knock on a taxpayers door, I mean, I think that probably never happens. I couldn't get the IRS commissioner to admit that, but I mean, I've never heard of it. My wife used to be an IRS agent. I mean, that's not how that's not the first step the IRS takes in notifying a taxpayer that may be an issue with his tax return. But the fact that they did it on the day that Matt taibbi is testifying before the House weaponization subcommittee talking about the Twitter files, I mean, the chances of those things coinciding are infinitesimal. And so I asked the new IRS commissioner Danny werfel to make sure that he provides us the information that the chairman Jordan requested as well. Any documents related to exactly how that agent showed up on the door. Again, do I think they're going to be transparent that's certainly not my experience with the federal agencies that they're transparent with Congress, which means the American public, but this is just a bizarre circumstance. And let's face it, we have evidence, certainly under the Obama administration of the IRS weaponized against American citizens in the whole Tea Party targeting. We certainly see the unequal application of justice as the IRS appears to have, or at least Justice Department has appeared to turn the other just ignore Hunter Biden, even though we have emails from his basically financial adviser Eric schwerin, telling these guys have to pony up another $400,000 report that is income, which he didn't report.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Joe Piscopo Describes His Amazing Journey to SNL
"Improv. I heard that the original cast was leaving Saturday Night Live. That's Gilda Radner. That's Chevy Chase. That's John Belushi. That's Billy Murray. My hero, Danny aykroyd. And they were looking for cast to replace the original Saturday live. And I wanted nothing to do about it. NBC did a go round of all the comedy clubs. They never picked anybody. I got a call from a friend who was writing on SNL on the new SNL. He got a writing job. He told gene dominion produced at the time. You got to see Joe Piscopo. He does impressions. I would do impressions. I was doing the Frank Sinatra president on stage. I would do Tom Snyder. Remember Tom Snyder said that day was great. And I would do all of that on the stick. So they brought me to NBC. I went up to the 17th floor. I did an in studio kind of audition for gene domain and she said, okay, you know what? We're going to put you on tape. We're going to put you on tape. Come in this date. So I bypassed a lot of auditions, but I went in, I got down to the last few hundred, and I went into what it was David Letterman studio in the 6 a, I believe it was at NBC. And I just riffed on camera. Now, I was so cocky back then. I was young number one, number two. Who wants to replace the original cast of Saturday Night Live? But I did the old man, this is Sinatra. I did all the impressions. They left. They liked it. They hired me as a utility guy. They needed somebody to do the impressions right there. They hired me. And so we went in. And if I could cut to, we did about ten shows on SNL. Gilbert Gottfried was in the cast. There was some great chemical. Billy, the gili, I came up with Gilead to comedy club. Then as we were casting the show about to mount the show on the air, I walked up to the 17th floor one day and someone said, I want you to meet a kid from Long Island comedy clubs. I was in New York City comedy clubs. We didn't know the Long Island comedy clubs at the time. I walked in and as a young kid sitting down and they said, Joe, I want you to meet Eddie Murphy. And I sat with this young kid who was 19 years old, 19 years old. And I immediately talked about connection, you were gracious enough to make the introduction. And the connect with Eddie, the laughing, we just joked around, what are we doing here? We just hit it off.
The Dan Bongino Show
Why Dan Bongino Supports $5M Reparations Program for San Francisco
"But there's another proposal floating around San Francisco right now for reparations $5 million per black citizen of San Francisco Jim can you record this please I want this on the record I fully support this program Come on Danny But if I don't know I'm not being funny I'm being authentic I fully missed a great idea Not for the conservatives in San Francisco I get it but you got to escape But you want to see San Francisco wake up to the realities of liberalism tomorrow I did a little homework on the cost of this program in San Francisco of reparations of $5 million they want It's going to cost the city of San Francisco just a 175 billion No big deal I mean the entire budget of San Francisco in any given year is 14 billion so it's ten times the annual budget And I looked up what the bill would be Jim And each family in San Francisco would have to stroke a check for $600,000 to pay these reparations Yes I am all for this I say to the San Francisco that the people running San Francisco now the mayor I say you sign this tomorrow and add a special levy to everyone's taxes They can act like a mortgage where you will pay this plus interest for the next 50 years of your life I think this is a great idea I want it on the record right now especially in KSFO Dan bongino fully supports reparations in San Francisco Let me tell you something that'll last about ten minutes Poor everybody starts to say to themselves Maybe this all liberalism the age such a good idea Fully support On the record more on this next we'll be right back
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Language of Evangelicalism
"John, I think you'll probably know. I'm an evangelical Roman Catholic Presbyterian. That means I go to mass on Saturday night and I go to my Presbyterian Church on Sunday, one river two banks, but I speak evangelical very well. Rick Warren and Greg Laurie are friends, Al Muller is a weekly conversationalist with me. I know, you know, John piper I read desiring God years ago. I know most of the stuff you talk about. I've got to tell you at the beginning. I have never heard of CJ Mahoney or Lou engel until I read your book. Never heard and I've been covering religion since 1992. So first question, do you think your perspective in testimony might be jaded by that particular covenant life church experience and these particular pastures? Well, I guess, can I ask you what you mean by jaded, just that my experience might not reflect a more mainstream experience? Is that what you're kind of? Yeah, I think mainstream evangelicalism is not anti intellectual at all. But then again, I've had doctor Mark Roberts as a pastor for 25 years. He got his undergrad and PhD from Harvard. Doctor Larry is my current pastor in oldtown is a phenomenal scholar and preacher and archbishop who is listening right now in the author of three books is an intellectual giant in the Catholic world and I've written three books on evangelicalism and this, I just think testimony is a 100% accurate about 1% of the church. How's that sound? Yeah, I think my dad raised a similar objection. When I talked to him about the book, he does not feel like a lot of evangelical culture is anti intellectual. And I think it's a totally fair question to raise. I do think that even if you haven't heard of CJ Mahaney or Lou angle, you know, I did some reporting recently. Let me deal with CJ first. CJ is not a figure on the same level as somebody like Al molar. But until about, you know, 7, 9, ten years ago, he was of a similar stature to Al mohler, if not as nationally known. So never quite got to that level, but was kind of on his way there was working with Mueller quite closely in a group of other ministers who were organizing a conference every year called. I think together for the gospel. Danny Louisville.
What Bitcoin Did
How the Fed Went Broke With Lyn Alden
"You've written the most amazing article. So Danny sent me this. He wanted to actually text me about three weeks ago. He said, if you read lins latest article about the fed going broke, I was like, no, he's like, you've got to go and read it. Amazing article. Thank you again. I don't know how you keep producing so much incredible content, but one of the most interesting things for me was kind of like starting to see those layers of like, we have accounts with the banks, the banks have accounts with the feds. And I'd never really kind of got that link, but the relationship between the banks and the fed is very similar to my relationship with the bank. Exactly. And actually, this came up a little bit in our Euro dollar discussion for a while ago about a series of nested ledgers. So a Central Bank has assets, which in the older days used to be, say, gold, for example. Now they're often government bonds, mortgage backed securities, other things like that. And then they have liabilities, which are the monetary base of that country. And so the United States, the Federal Reserve monetary base, their liabilities. That's the monetary base in the country. That's basically based dollars. At the end of the day, that's what a dollar is. It's a direct liability of the Federal Reserve. And so you can have that in two primary forms. One is physical banknotes. If you hold physical cash, it's a direct liability of the fed. And two, banks store their cash with the fed and digital form. It's just an entry on the fed's ledger. And that's a direct liability of the fed. And so those are those two components make up the monetary base. And then what banks do is they essentially multiply it. So when you have a deposit at the bank, you have an IOU that is for a dollar, but they have way more IOUs than they have base cash because they know that most people are not going to all redeem them at once or even try to. And so you basically have this fractional reserve system. And there's actually I didn't go in this article, but then the third layer would be international Euro dollar system. Basically, you can have a foreign bank. They have a deposit at a domestic bank. And then they further fractionally reserve it for people that might be holding dollars with them. And so you have a series of fractional reserve IOUs built on fractional reserve IOUs at the end of the day are a claim on the liability of the fed or in other case if it was Bank of England. Whatever the case may be, that liability side of the Central Bank is a monetary base of the country.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Apple Is Forcing Its Climate Agenda on Your Phone!
"For whatever reason back in the during the fall around the day last same time. You know, they had that Big Apple update. For those of us in Apple, we're pretty used to getting these updates, okay? What's interesting is, in this started coming out on social media, my son, Cameron, he sent this out. And it was an old iPhone, it's charging, what we were finding was having people having trouble charging your phone. So if you're out here on the dot college podcast today and you're having trouble you've had issues with your phone charging and my wife is actually had this and now we're looking at it a little bit differently. There's a reason. And the reason is Apple has decided universally an unannounced to you at least overtly that they have decided to be the energy police. They've decided that with a company or is not green enough or they don't use enough of what they term renewable energies or during the night where you save energy costs. They will just do it for you. They will basically shut down your charging. And not allow you to charge to full capacity if they believe this clean energy charging is not enough if they think it's not getting enough grid off the solar or way underwater, whatever they do it. The interesting part about this is if you go to and I thought they were joking. Okay, James, how many times James over the years have we seen the outrage of social media about something some company has done or some woke initiative? And it turned out to be not what you expected. Of course, of course. Well, I said, okay, yeah, right. Okay, all right, you know, my son said to me, so I went and to my settings, I went to where Danny says to the battery. It comes up in battery health and charging. I look into it and guess what? There is a clean energy charging button. And it says, in your region, iPhone will try to reduce your carbon footprint by the selectively charging when low carbon emission electricity is available. iPhone learns from your daily charging routine so it can reach your full charge before you need to use it.
What Bitcoin Did
Grayscale, The SEC & Genesis With Michael Sonnenshein
"Michael is the CEO of grayscale who are part of the digital currency group, and therefore they are intrinsically linked to genesis trading who halted withdrawals in November last year and filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy on January the 20th. Now, genesis had massive losses on their loan book due to exposure to the likes of three AC and Babel finance and they halted withdrawals which impacted both genesis and Gemini earned customers. They've been a lot of questions flying around regarding the relationship between genesis and grayscale, the nature of the loans offered and who knew what about the allegations of three AC being offered billions of dollars in un collateralized loans used to acquire shares in GBTC. And the reason these trays are really important is that there was a period in time where the shares in GBTC were trading in a premium and if you held onto those shares for 6 months out through the lockup, you could then sell them on the open market for a profit. It was quite a good trade for those took advantage of it for the period existed. Now, the problem was when the premium closed and the nav went negative, the likes at three AC were left holding masses of underwater GBTC in turn exposing genesis to bad loans on their books. And this is what led to genesis Houghton withdrawals as they couldn't honor all redemptions. You should also be aware that there are now SEC and DoJ investigations into transfers between genesis and their parent group DCG. Now, when mean Danny headed out to New York, Danny wanted to talk to Michael, but I told him look forget it. There is no chance Michael's going to come on the show. But strangely, their PR team reached out to us and asked him to come to the show. So obviously we jumped at the chance, and in preparing for this interview, I came to the conclusion that Michael was on somewhat of a PR tour following public discussions of a shareholder revolt which could see the trust unwound. Now, grayscale is the golden goose of DCG, commanding fees in the hundreds of millions of dollars per year for managing the trust. And grace go on Michael have been at pains to tell everyone how they are suing the SEC to convert the trust into an ETF, which is great for investors, how much they care about investors and how much they care about Bitcoin. But listen, PR tools like this
The Charlie Kirk Show
Muslim Immigrant Asra Nomani Breaks Down The "Red-Green Alliance"
"Asra nomani. Did I say that okay? I sure hope I did. New book woke army, the red green alliance that is destroying America's freedom. So welcome to the program. Thank you so much. I feel like I could talk to you for hours. We've got so much so much common ground. Thank you. I agree. And I want to talk to you about the war on merit, but first tell us about your book and I have a very specific question that maybe you can clarify for me about one of the arguments in your book. Oh, absolutely. So this book woke army. It's a labor of love. It was actually released on Valentine's Day. And I say that it's like a love letter to all the enemies out there who have tried to shut me up and you also Charlie. Some of your friends at Young Turks are featured in this book. I know, that's why I say we could talk for hours. So Charlie, you know, the thing is, I'm a Muslim. I'm an immigrant from India. And I came to this country at the age of four. I knew not a word of English. And this country gave me freedoms that no Muslim country could have ever afforded me. I grew up in the heart of America in West Virginia and I love this country. This country allowed me to go from being that little girl to a Wall Street Journal reporter at the age of 23. But you know, like a lot of people, 9 11 was an awakening, and I emerged out of the tragedy of the murder of dear friend of mine, Danny pearl, into a Muslim reformer. I started challenging Islamic extremism. And that put me in the crosshairs of this, just diabolical campaign to shut people up. But what I learned now is that these Muslim establishment people who were supported by sank at Young Turks, they have come together in this alliance, this unholy alliance with the leftists, and saying is the perfect example because here he is creates his organization called justice Democrats, you know? And it's pushing socialism and he's running cover for the Islamists or those established establishment Muslims that want theocracy as a part of governance.
Mark Levin
Mark Levin Comments on the Release of Tyre Nichols' Arrest
"I think I've look I view my job here when something like this happens to tell you the truth There's no ideological issue for me Obviously there was no race issue here But this is simply unacceptable The caller is correct We don't know why they yanked him out of the car But we do know this I've watched it like four times They yanked him out of the car He was look to me pretty much on the ground I didn't say anybody pull her handcuffs out They did taser right on his leg They kept saying turn on your stomach he kept saying I am I am You're doing an awful lot to me something that effect He was an extremist a question about that His officers looked like they were taken free shots at him didn't they mister producer With kicks and punches and the Billy club And the constant spray in his face I don't think I think they lost it I think at some point they lost and no others are making a point that I think is reasonable And my buddy Danny made the point too You know in the old days you could get a guy down literally put your knee on their back for leverage And the perpetrator really came to do anything about it And then you pull the arms behind But in many jurisdictions I don't know if it's Memphis you're not allowed to do that anymore I know you're not allowed to do it in New York To resort to these other tools But that looked well beyond this I mean there were 5 guys any one of them could have beat the crap out of him
The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast
A Very Special Call From Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones
"Hello, bob and Tom show. Oh yes, this is Jerry Jones. I just want to say I share in your pain. Even 24 hours in the hot tub that seats 12 say black Texas stadium can't take the sting away. What is owner of the nellis cowboys? Absolutely intend to turn this pain into progress. This off season I'll approach the NFL competition committee with the rule that's long overdue. I believe it's only the dad has cowboys when you're that close to the Super Bowl. And you've not been there since Danny Favre. I believe in the sake of fairness, there should be an option to buy your way. That's a good idea. That sounds fair to me. Last but not least, there is an upside as owner of the Dennis Campbell as we have good news regarding our kicker. I've been told he's on match dot com and already this off season he's found miss rat. But his owner of the Danish capital is still so sick of this moment. Hang on. Let's schedule an appointment for me at that massage parlor rubber craft recommend. No, no, no, not under my name. Let's put it under white Phillips.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"danny" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
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Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"danny" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Don't know, work the shit out? Yeah, I mean, I've definitely been a little bit hesitant to bring it on the road. Yeah. Because it feels like people just don't really want to talk about death right now, which I get, you know, they're not coming out. They're not like risking their lives to come out and then talk about someone's hear someone talking about their dad dying. And that's not what they're there for. So I've been a little hesitant to explore it, but I did kind of explore it recently and it seemed to work, actually. You know, I said a couple things about it. I kind of dip in and then I go out. But I do think that we're lucky as artistic or creative people that we can find comfort in writing or, you know, making something out of it. Yeah. Yeah. It's a difficult thing. Every time I've ever touched upon it or I still laugh, like one time on Twitter, about 6 months after my dad died, I was still living in Texas and I had flown out to LA. I had some meetings and I remember I was like getting out of the car. I had my iPhone. It was on my thigh. I stood up and it drops on the ground, cracks, the dead. I was like, you got to be shitting me. Call us on Apple store. They're like, well, we can leave it here. I'm like, no, I just need I'm just going to take the hit, give me the phone. And I tweeted, I can't believe I lost my dad and my iPhone in the same year, which I thought was really funny. And amazing. More people on Twitter were like, that's like, it was so awkward. I was like, wait, you're telling me that it's not funny. It was my fucking dad. Who would have, by the way, laughed his ass off with that? Exactly, that's what's so wrong about that mentality. Yeah, so when you're on stage and you want to say something, it's like, oh, God, you know, sometimes every time I've touched upon it, did you get this? And it's like my least favorite reaction. But when you say something and you hear someone go, oh. I can't stand that. Yeah. I will literally downstage and go, you need to fucking leave. You just get out of whoever kicked that person out, they just at all. I don't want that energy. I need people. I wouldn't be standing on stage telling you a joke if I didn't think it was funny. We're not there to make people miserable. I like that joke. You should do that on stage. I agree. Yeah. It's like, that's adventurous a strong joke when people are. People are weird. I mean, before Trump, I used to just do nothing but make fun of my kids and I would always think like they should take those kids away from you. I love that joke about I love that joke. I think you're pinned to my that's my favorite Danny. Three take Danny joke. You'll have to see my pin tweet. Yeah, we can pin his pinch, tweet. We'll finish it. Retweet his pin tweet. Do you want to tell us what are your dad jokes? Or do you want to say that first stage? Well, I was the one I'm working on. Well, yeah, maybe I'll save it because already. Fair enough. But sing something for us..
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"danny" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Get and thank you Eli Braden. Thank you Eli Braden. Yeah. Eli, that song is, I don't know that we would be here today if it wasn't for that song. I go top three maybe. I would go strawberry fields forever. Can't get no satisfaction. Fortunate son, CCR. Doing it with Danny and Jenny. And maybe California dreaming. And so that would be my list right there. Danny, since for the first time, our guest is your friend too. I mean, terrible. But yes, it's true. It's not that I'm not friends with the people you pick. I just don't like them. No, I'm kidding. So I'm going to let you introduce her since I know how much you adore her. And we've already fought over this, but you won the coin toss. Okay, cool. So our guest is, what doesn't she do? She's an actor. She's a comic, a humanitarian. And based on what you're seeing in the background, a cellist. One of the funniest people I know and a good friend, the brilliantly talented and delightfully oddball, I don't mean that. Let's go back. Now we're leaving. But leave this all in. From the top. Wonderfully talented. And lovely and kind person. Now that's terrible too. Let's go back. She's really fucking funny. This is the great.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"danny" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"You could if you could slow all the way down and then just fall. It actually you wouldn't right. You wouldn't develop nearly as much heat. But the problem is that it takes a giant rocket to do that. So think about so you have that massive rocket with the solid rocket boosters and that giant orange tank external tank full of fuel. Yeah. And by the way, Danny, this is not a stupid question. It's actually a really good question. Thank you. You've made my day because I read every physics book. And every astrophysics book, every quantum mechanic book, and I understand 10% of each, and I'm hoping that by the end of my life, I will have a 30% knowledge of all of this. So thank you. Tell me. That was great. That's a really good question. But so you somehow have to get another set of those solid rocket boosters and another set of and another big full orange tank to have enough propellant to slow down because you started standing still and he converted all that propellant, all that chemical energy to kinetic energy to velocity to go around. You got to take that same amount of velocity back out. So you'd have to you'd have to burn to go down back down to zero. You'd have to burn that amount of energy. Minus the atmospheric losses and some gravity losses. But basically the same amount. And so you can't bring two tanks with you. You never get off the ground and it wouldn't work. Wow. That's a good, okay. I see that. I think it would be pretty pricey too, what? Yeah. At these prices. Yeah, I mean, yeah. It would be. So you were on a mission for two weeks. What was the first mission that you were on? How long were you? The first mission was 95 days. Wow. Yeah, about three months. And what was the hardest part about that? The hardest part about that was, if you stay for a hundred days, you get a patch. Oh shh. Yeah. So I hope they're for $95. Really? Yeah. I said the Mark, I'm like, I can't just go around a few more times. I think it was good. I just need 5 more days, you know? The camera's gonna notice. And you could take the long way home and get you because your friend at patch..
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"danny" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"You motherfucker. We're editing this whole story out. I've told too many people. Oh my God. I told my buddy, I told my buddy, you guys might know, I'm Josh Hopkins. He's an actor. I told Josh about that. And he said, dude, you have more followers than he does. You do. What? Let's fucking insane. Insane. Blows me away. Anytime I look at someone who's far more super famous or whatever, I'm like, why do I have more fucking? I write dick jokes. Exactly. I went to retweet Bill Russell the other day, and he has like 74,000 pounds. Bill fucking Russell. Follow him. Do you make this jump in followers over this pandemic? Or did you come to this with this many followers? About two years ago, probably I had maybe a 100,000 followers just from basketball and all of that. And then I just started doing these stupid, you know, blocker charge, basketball term. By the way, people remember the T-shirt. Yeah. There's no more than that. No, but I started just putting those stupid videos out asking blocker charge. And people kind of thought it was, I don't know. It was not, it was not clever, it was not anything. It was just stupid, but you know what it did. And I've thought about this. This brought in a lot of a lot of NASCAR ish. Followers. And so when during this whole pandemic, when it flipped and I started becoming more vocal about politics, a lot of people felt betrayed. And so, but no, I guess about a year ago, I would have had maybe half a million followers. So over the last over the last 9 or ten months, it's grown like that. Follower count has been just going. But it's crazy just all of the members of parliament and leaders from Australia and Ireland and it's just amazing. But I'm sorry, but you have an iced tea. Iced tea. I looked this morning. I retweeted something of mine and I look and I see liked my iced tea. Oh my God. I feel the same way. I was so excited. No, a Rex Chapman retweet is like, it's sort of like the next morning. It's like, oh, look, oh, oh, the Pope is following me. I know. I mean, Ben Stiller, this morning, I went to retweet because Seth Rogen made a great tweet. He and Ted Cruz. By the way, he's on fire. And I'll just smoking vases and going off on politics. I went to retweet, Seth this morning, and I looked and he follows. I was like, Seth Rogen follows this stupid account. Of course, though. It's a broad appeal. The appeal, like I said, there's just such a perfect combination of, oh, you can get the laughter. You can get, oh, look at that puppy. Shake it. Dog driving a bus. Holy shit, look at that. So sweet. Doing it nation Danny, I know for you this is gonna be tough 'cause football might be over for the season, but you know what? Basketball is full steam ahead for both pro and college hoops. From all from all the latest odds, total player performance props.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"danny" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"So it's just nice to help like someone else bring their vision to the screen somewhere. Okay. And are either of these because look, we all know you said this on the show a million freaking times like the pilots, right? They're like, it's almost like I'm not counting on this thing that go in anywhere, right? But do they ever either of that or do they always feel like they have legs? Like, I guess you don't do it if they don't feel like they have legs, right? That's exactly it. I mean, honestly, there's a process. I mean, that's not true. I've been sort of like there have been pilots that I've sort of had like I've had to do because I was under a deal. And it was like they weren't perfunctory and I did the best job I could, but I could see problems with it. You know, I could see like, oh, it's not necessarily a show I would watch. And I try not to do that anymore. And I think both of the shows that I'm pitching from these women are without a doubt shows I would watch. I so yeah. And I think you have to fall in love with them a little bit and you have to as much as you have to can say if you're sitting there the whole time when you're writing, you're going this will never go. You can't work. So you have to be like, you have to get yourself into a state where you deny reality. But the better part of you knows, yeah, everyone's a long shot. I mean, you know, one of the best pilots ever wrote, I wrote during the pandemic with Kevin nealon. And we were utterly certain that would go. I mean, and we had to stars attached and everything. And then that didn't go. And it was like, fuck, you know, so it's very, you know, you know, it's tricky, it's hard, but I tell people all the time that show business is getting punched in the face contest. I mean, ultimately, there's no shame in throwing up the white flag and even punched in the face for 5 years. But if you take it, you keep going. I mean, that's what it is. And are these shows comedies? Yeah, both are comedies. One is a fairly one's a darker comedy. Which I like. And then one is more kind of a straight ahead ensemble workplace comedy, but it's multiethnic and interesting. So this may be the smartest question I've ever asked for. I doubt this question. I've ever asked. I'm going to bet on. Well, I've got some pretty steamy questions to you specifically. I don't know that that's fair. But it's just popped into my head. And I never really thought about it. I never thought of you, you know, I didn't put you in a bucket, right? But did Danny zuker a.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"danny" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Oh, wow. You know, it's funny, listening to it today. I just hear it with all new ears because I'm missing two of my ears to I'd like to welcome you, first of all, thank you, Eli Braden for that wonderful theme song. Because today's episode is really just doing it with Danny and to a lesser extent our wonderful producer guy. And I actually, no, I think I'm going to make you an equal partner today. Jenny is off on a top secret gig that I'm sure she'll be excited to tell you about when she gets back. And I'm never going to solo episode. And that has to be very insult. Am I insulting you guys? And it's a solo episode. No, it is a solo episode. It's doing it with Danny and Jenny without Jenny. So Danny, right? But just going to see oats. Or an Andrew recently concert. No, for me, it's very exciting because like I was thinking, I don't know if you had an idea about what you want to talk about on the show, but I'm like, wow, I have a few minutes with Danny zuker. And I know I've known you for many, many years. But, you know, to the outside world. I mean, Danny zuker, you're a executive producer, it's shorter there. You've had so much success. And like, you know, if I just tell a layman, I know and you're being, you know, joking, like you like to do, but like, if I tell somebody I work with, hey, I got to sit with Danny zuker last night and talk to him for 15 minutes. They're like, wow, that's pretty freaking cool. So what is guy gonna ask Danny zuker? So a couple things that I just cut you off. Are you hitting on me? I mean, a little bit. But are you swing that way? I wish you followed me around all the time because most of the time I feel like utter garbage and a failure. So this is fantastic. No, you're cool. Dude, first of all, you just got off of, and I think Josh fine probably in the last year, right? But you just got off of Modern Family. Like one of the most successful TV shows in history. Yeah. Do you keep up with anybody from monitoring? I mean, I know you're so straight. Yeah, I do. I'm working, it's funny. Yeah, there's a whole crew of people I, you know, we talked to some people lesser extent than others. And of course, you know, people get involved in their own stuff. Yeah. But is it the Elaine cose or is it Eric Stonestreet that you're talking to you still? Both, but I actually have talked to both of them less than I'd like to..
Scoops with Danny Mac
"danny" Discussed on Scoops with Danny Mac
"It was a couple of mondays ago. Caught up with danny mak. Dan mclaughlin at the scoops headquarters and we were talking about the cardinal surge. Which at that time was eight games in a row would seem like an insane amount for a team that had hovered around. Five hundred dollars somehow string together. Eight wins and then little little. Did we know there'd be nine more a seventeen game winning streak that sorta redefined the season propelled this cardinal team into the postseason. And i understand if they go and lose a wildcard game to the dodgers. A lot of folks will say you didn't win the division. You're supposed to be better than you wore most of the season you salvaged somewhat but it's still not an overwhelming success. And i think you hear that in some circles that seventeen game winning streak in terms of the franchise having never done it it it. It was pretty stunning. So i wanna talk dan Now that the season's over his job is done in terms of call and cardinal games. That's another that really stinks many. You're the announcer for the team playoffs. Roll around and there's no gig for you it. It's it's it's a raw deal so we talked a little bit about that. Dan's got the golf tournament coming up nearly two decades raising money. He's done a lot of great work with that. But the dodger matchup face ensure And as i grabbed dan. This is after sunday's game with the cubs sort of chaotic because the game ends earlier than expected because they call it off. And then i'm trying to meet up with them. He's got to go to the mike shannon party after the game. I gotta do a live shot for fox to so we ended up doing the interview outside of aggies entrance so if you hear the rumble of cars. That's the poplar street bridge overhead Some fans milling around in the background. it was a little chaotic. So you got the full background of fan activity on this interview. The kilcoyne conversation with cardinal broadcaster danny mak dan mclaughlin. Of course the purveyor of all things scoop scoop dan. Amac dot com. Where you find all of our interviews danjus wrapped up his twenty third season on the call of cardinal baseball and a lot of folks pointed it out during the winning streak. Just how fun. Some of his calls were He made he made this point during the interview. I didn't even think about this. They didn't have one walk off win. So many of the winds are actually on the road which is another thing. That was pretty unique about this threat. So danny amac is the guest. Kilcoyne conversation presented as always by marie davila senior. Living there at the corner of clayton and wiedeman road. Look for the founds to turn red this week. The one game playoff wednesday. Against the dodgers and fred make sure that the fountain has always read for red october. 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Bg tuck pointing bella gabrielle. Those are the names of his daughters. The name of the company. Bg tuck pointing dot com. Check out some of the work they've done whether it's foundation repair waterproofing or tuck pointing. They are the best in the bricks. Check about bg. Tuck pointing dot com now time to talk it over with the cars ramleh overhead. It's danny mak the end when the season wraps up our nostalgic or does the whole season sort of past forty rise when it when it's deemed 162. This one has been hotter than any other season. We've had because you think about. When we were coming to the ballpark there was limited capacity and you began the season. Not only if he'd have any fans in soda ended the way that they did with a great run that they did the fact that the fans were energized again. That to me is what. I take away from the season. Now i i love the Seventeen game winning streak love the fact that they're going to postseason play but the fact that we were able to get fans back in the ballpark and remind them of how great this can't be is the thing i draw from the most from this season and every season has its own story but that streak being historic it sorta redefined the whole year. Didn't it it did. And it changed the trajectory of where the team was going. And i look at it as two different years in one season. The team was okay. Hovering around five hundred had ruutel losses for so much of the year and then to go on the seventeen game winning streak and how they did it. It was a different team moves in different component of players. It was a different style. A baseball they've played and so to me. It's like do different seasons inside this one year. A lot of people were talking about your calls. I know you're always excited. But was it a little different during the streak when each big homer mental more. Is the street. mike stay alive. It did i mean it was in the back of your mind is at you know for me. I was thinking. Who's the next hero going to be at. How's that going to happen. It's going to happen with a home. Run is going to be a great defensive play are we going to get a great pitching performance. We got all those things. The crazy thing was we didn't have a walk off in that entire time and for us Doing on the television side. We weren't traveling. So i'm inside a room and calling off a monitor and trying to convey the excitement of being there and that attitude as well it is amazing that they want seventeen in a row and the majority of those games were on the road so it was fun man. It was so much fun and i. I doubt i'll ever see it again in in With the saint louis cardinals and you worked at a little mike shannon and get up baby get up on that just sort of worked out at the time he had been leadoff homer. You put around mike shannon almost your whole life. Give me some thoughts on the moon. Man's legacy. I think his legacy is going to be that he was a fan. That was behind the mic. He was one of us. I'm from saint louis. He's from saint louis The fans have so much excitement and passionate about the game and in particular in this city about the cardinals and to me that was like shannon. You know he he conveyed the excitement of what you were feeling as a fan and did it with fun did In a way that wasn't like the the total polish guy and that was great and that was the alarm the charm and the allure of mike shannon. And so my call today was just to have a little fun and i. i didn't even think about it rikki. i never scripted. Call martin and ricky. We did our key to the game and he said well the key the game is you know honoring mike shannon. It might have been like get up baby or something like that and then boom the back your head so yeah and i just thought boy. What a great way to honor mike shannon by imitating his ball. So that's why i did it to now. Parts dodgers by the way are for our podcast listeners. On scoops data amac. We are under the poplar bridge here. Got the drummer's is. Dan loves the fans that we could do. It in the lobby aggies lobby. This is the real the real feeler. Okay buddy oh i'm in. This is fun labor and it's not raining so that's good. that's good. Parts dodgers a lot of playoff history. Lot of success with the cardinals one game their place. I think the best home record. It's max scherzer. It's maybe at fall ass but with this team why would it be any different than to go up against the odds especially the way that this team plays on the road. They have been so good on the road. in september..
On with Mario Interviews
"danny" Discussed on On with Mario Interviews
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Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"danny" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"We have to let you go. Because they had voted the night before. And I was the last person that she had called and she was just like, I'm confused, but I'm so sorry. And I would literally was just like, I had to go to therapy 'cause these people were my family now and it was just like, wait, so I can't go in there and do class like literally nothing. I had no backup plan. Such a gut punch. I can't imagine. I don't know that that's how it was, too. I mean, I didn't realize that that is how. And you're auditioning, I mean, you're being reviewed to go into the Sunday company, which is like the B league, you know? And like the farm league. And after that, I just kind of bounced around LA doing improv and sketch and really small theaters and bars around town and it was just like, fuck, what am I doing? And then I have a friend Jim Giordano, who is doing a play with David Jessica. I don't know if you guys know. How do I know him? He's a New York comic. He you might know him as he he made a movie about the cars, like a documentary about the cars that he just made with a handycam, a video. Not a documentary, he made him he wrote a movie. He played like Rick O Kasich and just had all his comedy Friends. Like he made a feature length movie with just a video camera. And that's hilarious. Amazing. But he's also like really good friends with Sarah Silverman. And so he came here from New York to do he had written a pilot and then he decided to do it as a play. And do it do a run here, you know, down on theater row. And it was like it was me and Jessica and Bonnie McFarland was in it. Wow. Oh yeah, I love her. Cohen was in it at one point. And Mark had been dating Bonnie and they broke up, so Bonnie left the play. And there's a lot of recasting and like two or three days before this play was supposed to start. There's a guy. You probably know Danny Vermont. I do know that name, and now but I was facing. He writes for God, what is he right for? Bill, he writes for Bill Maher. And has for forever. And he was in the play and then he dropped out at like the 11th hour and they were scrambling, so my friend, Jim, who was in it and said, oh, you should hire my friend, Steve, because they needed someone who could also play guitar and so he hired me and after, you know, opening night, Sarah, Sarah came to opening night, and she made it a point to come up to me afterwards and say, oh my God, that was really great. You were awesome and you want to smoke a joint and so we went outside and smoked a joint and from that day on Sarah and I were like, best buds. Like we were inseparable for years. And yeah, so she would write stuff for me. And we would spend a lot of time. I mean, this was our late 20s early 30s. We'd spent a lot of time playing GoldenEye and smoking weed or playing you don't know Jack and smoking weed and people would always drift into her apartment like Brian posehn and swardson and Dave rath and that's how we met all these people..
On with Mario Interviews
"danny" Discussed on On with Mario Interviews
"Pick your on wwl. Mario lopez join right now on zoom actor director producer. And my boy danny a. How's it going danny body. You're looking good. I love that your films are prominently placed behind you in the zoom. That is not only strategic clever but also a good luck. So congratulations on that. This is my office in my house. The fact that. I get to sit here do this. This is incredible stuff. I love it. 'cause for those who may not be familiar. I mean we've been friends for for a while. Now and danny was a nightclub sort. King ran the hottest nightclubs out. New york and vegas in. La and he transitioned. He's still got a piece of that action. But he transitioned into the entertainment industry to essentially direct ride and fund his own movies. And he's done quite well and now he's worked with these big actors from like pacino to deniro and he's got a new movie with harvey keitel. Which i'm really excited about called lansky in this is essentially based on the true story of the gangster. Meyer lansky correct. Absolutely yes i. I don't find my own movies. I wish i could. No you would get department you. Would you would get the the resources you get the resource allocation living in hawaiian. Thank you for correcting me. I meant you you got that. You're responsible for putting the money together. I raised him on the raise. The money that's it. I find the talent the description i talk to do. This the hardest into out of everything exactly. Yes you're exactly right. So this movie. About meyer lansky is often talked about. I don't know too many movies that have been dedicated to them. Is this the first. it's it's no well. There was one age. Year will be with richard dreyfuss eighties. That's right lane ski but any in godfather to day had The character hybrid rock on my lanes. Love that character and yeah expire credible saying you know in the movie. Bugsy banking's replays in. Yes all a movie marsters Paget dempsey blazing retrained but to me the most interesting of all those guys. I mean just the fact that you know the guys five for two looks like your grandfather and his demos pounds against world in my mind. That has really awful. Because when you think gangsters he'd been violent Building and quickly before we get in the movie itself. His backstory is essentially. What he was in emigrant was the a kid. That was just good with numbers. And how did he what was his. How did he put the together. So he wasn't even grant. Day was born in russia and early age nine. I think they moved to side. New york raised in new york. How did it. I mean it was just basically debris me early on you realize he was raping numbers and he kind of figured out odds in and how did like the house is house owes wins and this whole racket was gambling. I mean that's what he really gaza Ozzy guy into bootlegging in all that but it was a huge moneymaker for democracy. Became the the head of the the mob. You started the commission and murder zinc everything that you see in modern day with the five families. It was all started looking jab senior finance. Las vegas real real life. Real true.
Scoops with Danny Mac
"danny" Discussed on Scoops with Danny Mac
"This is the story of ricky and kiel from pitching phenom to briefly out of the game of baseball. Then the remarkable return as a power hitting outfielder fan favorite this story of redemption in the game of baseball and of the game of life. This is the story of rick and kiel. Alright you're playing baseball. You're a little kid. Did you ever think in your lifetime. Your wildest imagination you become ricky and kill new york times bestseller with a book. No was it fun to do the book it was and you know i chose tim brown and he knew the story beforehand right so we didn't have to start from scratch and i think that made it easier But it was you know. I purposely avoided a lot of those memories especially when it came to the throwing stuff and even some of the childhood stuff i just never really went back and revisited it and the longer you stay away from it you do sort of forget. It comes a different life It was interesting to go back through those times and then hear other people's perspectives of it. Also right what their take was on it And just really relive some of it and it was good. It was very therapeutic. I didn't think I thought that i had spoke about it enough That was passed a lot of or whatever but Like i said very therapeutic. I'm glad i did it And the you know the feedback. I got from it was really good. I bet you got it from people not in sports. I bet you got it from all walks of life right. Yeah absolutely You name it. All kinds of professions of people saying they went through something similar You know and how they got over it or didn't get over it and and how you know my book possibly helped them connect the dots and some things that they didn't realize that happened in their lives. That was causing some things. Did you have any trepidation about doing it. Like the approaching you go. I don't wanna do a book. I know you a little bit like that. Kinda guy but i bet it was great. Yeah i wasn't sure And you know the closest people around that trust the most you know just telling me hey listen it's gonna be a good thing you're gonna you're gonna help people In the first thing. I wanted to reach out to my mom and i said hey you know this is what i'm thinking about doing and i wanna make sure that you're okay with i because you know you're going to have to relive this stuff with me so You know she was on board. And and i think it was beneficial for both of us. How many people have you heard from. If you could put a number on it what do you. What do you think that is. I don't even know if there's thousands. Yeah it was a lot You know especially when we were out marketing the book and going through it Yeah it was you know. It felt good to feel that is rewarding to feel that. You're helping people so when you're sitting down doing an interview with me and you had to market the book which is part of the process of doing this. Did you like doing all the interviews and then having to relive some of these things that some of his great summit not it was fine. It became You know you do so many interviews and it was the same questions over and over that it became like a just a pitch. Almost you know. I felt like i could walk into the room and just say you know. Don't even ask the question. I'm going to just go and then we're done if you have something right. Yeah we did anyone get uncomfortable for you in reliving some of these things from time to time but like i said it became therapeutic to just get it out there and you know it's i think it at the into it helped a lot of my relationships. I'll even say with you or tony. Larussa or people. Who were you. Think you know the story and you don't quite know it all and then you get in there and you get the details of it a little bit more and then i think it just helps people understand where i was coming from a lot of the time. That's what i was gonna ask you. What was it like former teammates and people that were there in uniform whether it was you know coach. Is tony players. Your teammates your buddies. What was their reaction to it That's a lot of the conversations that i had. Was you know. I thought i knew what was going on. But really didn't know the scope of it and it just seemed to Just helped I you know. I think i got to be so standoffish from media from everyone. Just you know wanting to keep a lot of that stuff to myself and a lot of questions became about stuff. I didn't wanna talk about That i think it just filled in the gaps for a lotta people and it just seemed to mend their relationship not that there was anything wrong but just open it up and help people understanding. Could you ever figure out what happened on that day. When the wildness did take place. If you've ever felt i've gotten to the the x factor as to why that took place i mean at the end of the day you just lose your confidence in your ability but i mean when when i go through it. No there's no reason why the more people i've talked to that i've been through it You know you go through their backgrounds trying to figure out what was going to happen but you know just it. All spiral so fast Here we are so many. We just got done with mental health Rental health awareness month. what would you say to somebody that in any walk of life is like on the fence about maybe going to visit somebody that could help them. What would you say. I would say Absolutely you know you you need to talk about it And you need professional. Would say you need professional help. I'm a big advocate of that Talk all the time about harvey dorfman. Who helped and it wasn't just the throwing stuff. It was just becoming a man and going back in. And you know figuring out that it's not your fault in in ways to cope and healthy ways to cope and just how to get on with life coming up he quits as a pitcher but he is convinced to return as an outfielder. Would you like to return that first day. Back in the clubhouse that's next on fox. Two scoops danny. Mac is brought to you by schmucks lou views triad bag and ryan kelly. The home loan expert his pitching officially behind him. Now it's ricky and kill the outfielder. Could this really happen. So let's go back to your when you're sitting on the couch. Baseball's done you. were you. were done right. I was done over. Yep you're mentally checked out said forget it. I'm good and they call you back. And it was literally within hours right. Yep and they say. Oh by the way Grab a bat. We'd like to see what you can do as a position player when they say that to you. Your response was well. I said is nobody listening to me. I just i just quit. I'm done retired. It's over You know back then. People just didn't let people do that so it felt like you know. I was kinda shocked. And i needed time to think about scott. Boris called and said that. And i just i was like i gotta call you back about this and you call them back and call this. I said what click I've started walking around the house. And i started thinking about the process what this was going to be like. You know what the road back. Look like and that's on the field off the field media that's gonna come with it Found a bat in the house. And i was standing in the middle. And room. And i started taking swings and started visualizing hitting home runs and i visualized hitting a home run back in the big leagues and it was like this.
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"Welcome scoops with danny mac on fox two. I'm dan mclachlan tonight. The focus will be on the cardinals and specifically tommy edmund. Quietly he turned into one of the best all around players on the cardinals roster and in the national league whether he's on the infield making plays in the outfield or as a constant at the top of the lineup. Tommy edmund find a way to produce. He's coming up also later in the show. What has been the impact of phil nicholson's win at the pga. On saint louis goal. I'll visit with nicarguan who heads up the essential charity classic presented by emerson. That event is coming to saint louis. One of the questions surrounding the tournament will be in for the turning as well here in saint louis nicarguan later in the show tomorrow night. The cardinals play the first of three against pools. And the dodgers then saint louis returns home for four against the reds. What will be like tomorrow to see albert in dodger blue. Well if you haven't seen him in dodger bill yet your literally been hiding underneath a rock. But i think it's going to be interesting. I think it's one of those things that you know. We seen him in red for so long with the angels and the swallow but now being with the dodgers. I think it's going to be even harder pill to swallow. But i think he's got a lot left in the tank and i think it's going to be a lot of fun to watch him. Play again should be a fun match up with the cardinals and the dodgers. Let's bring in cardinals. Second baseman and outfielder tommy edmund and tommy first of all. Thanks for coming on the show. You're off to a just a fabulous start. This has got to be a lot fun for you. Thanks for me on it's been a good start to the season for sure and It's been nice to have consistent spot in the lineup and Just now that. I'm gonna be a leadoff spot every day and And going out there whether it's been second ride or short or whatever just knowing all other reveal. Does it really make a difference for you to have a constant consistent spot in the lineup or is it really that important. I think it makes it a little bit of difference. Just that There's that comfort now on that you're going to be in that same spot everyday Generally my process really changed too much depending on where hitting So in that sense not really think just kind of that. Consistency helps out. I've always found it fascinating. How players learned to switch it. So how did you learn to do that as a young kid. I kinda messed around the switching for a while I mean even going back to probably travel. I was like seven or eight years old. I just randomly go up to the plate. Left-handed sometimes And eventually i had to make the decision to become a switch hitter which happened I think towards the end of a three for high school. And at that point i'd the most important thing for me was to take as many left you swings as possible just because there's so much catch up that i had to do So i made sure to get in the cage pretty much every single day. My dad threw me tons of vp. And able to catch up that right hand side now. Your dad has been extremely influential in your career. He had himself a nice career as well. An amateur baseball. How influential been for you. Yeah i mean extremely influential. I had i pretty much played for him from I was about seven or eight years old throughout high school so those are obviously Huge formative years in in my baseball career in Pretty much me all the finer details of the game all the situation in I was always Around his high school team growing up as well so I think that. I i kind of had to learn those details. Just from observing the game And he's continued even till today. I start work with him. A little bit in the offseason. Still throw some great vp And he obviously watches all the games and is able to give me some details on the swing as well so when you decided play baseball your little kid. You're playing middle infield. You had never played pro inning in the outfield. How did you learn to make that transition so easily. I mean i think a big part of it is just just having been comfortable with taking fly balls out there. So i ain't going back to like high school or your college days during we would just occasionally go out there and around the outfield. Track down five balls on. So i think having done that in the past just allowed me to be more comfortable out there getting into that. Big league Big-league setting in than than what came next with all the other situational staff about understanding the score of the game. What hitters were likely to be hitting it depending on account and everything like that So i think. I think just making sure i was getting out there every day and and just seeing seeing fly balls against the backdrop of the sky in the stadium. Were the most important things that i do about. Willie mcgee how about him. Helping you make this transition. Yeah i mean he. He helps out a tiny some some great pointers For for situational stuff especially and kinda just understanding. What kinda hitter is at the plate in what they're going to be likely to do so obviously having a guy who is one of the best outfielders in the game Outfield coach was extremely helpful. I think it's fascinating. You truly have a baseball family and we talked about your dad now. Your brother john works for the minnesota twins. Your sister is working as a system engineer specialist for the cardinals so you truly have a baseball family. What's that been like for you. Yeah i mean it's been great. I think I mean we're obviously baseball. Family is as you can tell so to have all three of all three of the siblings working in some capacity of the major league level is is pretty cool and we have some good baseball conversations about various things. Obviously whether that's behind the scenes or or on the field is just been great to see. Both my brother and sister gets do things that they love. So do they ever call you and tell you. Hey i got some analytics on you. You need to be doing this that or the other to be better. Do you ever get some of the advice from them. Not not necessarily. I think they try to kinda try to stay out of that I think my my brother especially is pretty a- place pretty close the chassar the proprietary technology and analytics the twins. I don't think he wants to share any of that stuff with me. Hey tommy please hold tight. Want to ask you about your current teammates. And having fans back in the stands. That's next and this is scoops. Daddy mac on fox two scoops.
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"Our education system required birth certificate to enroll at school So yes our education system required a birth certificate To enroll at school Now required in this would be Passed but If it's always the case you might wanna use simple presence here and then you would say in my country. Our education system requires a birth certificate to enroll at school. So that's expressing a general truth and so in this case will use the simple present for that license plate until i taganrog called plop he. La that's what it's called okay Plaka that's that's the word placard placard. Which kind of means something like a plate. i wonder if it's related. That's very interesting. Actually so it might be related So people saying hi from canada pueblo city from afghanistan. Wow and from india okay. Welcome to all of you. That's great anymore comment. Yeah they don't have to be questioned some sometimes You could just have comments that you want to the you wanna make We'll do that as well or Or we can interact with sarah as well if you want to go to that Depending on how you want a mom Play this next There's still some more questions and comments. I'm sure sarah how are you doing. I'm i'm doing well to use my my slang. I'm just chilling don. You're just chilling. We're we're hoping that this livestream will be legit with already best for doing already. And all of our wonderful viewers here make it even more legit. It's so cool to see where everyone's from so it looks like we have a question here. Don would you like to go first. We have a question. Can you tell us about yourself. Please tell us about yourself. Please okay so this is Someone from sudan which is great So yeah my. My name is don from the united states. I've been teaching overseas for eight years. Before that i taught at universities in the united states i also worked for nbc news in the united states as a news writer so someone said the news is legit. I hope i hope my news was legit. I tried my best and Yeah so working here. With the danny and sarah and john on the english danny channel Any other questions things you want to know Let us know a suleyman..
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"I'm like no, I just need I just going to take the hit give me the phone and I tweeted I can't believe I lost my dad in my iPhone in a same year, which I thought was really funny and I had seeing more people on Twitter like that's like it was so awkward. I was like wait, you're telling me that it's not funny. It was them talking dad who would have by the way laughed as I also that's what's so wrong about that mentality. Yeah, so when you're on stage and you want to like say something it's like oh God, you know, sometimes every time I've touched upon it you get this and it's like my least favorite reaction, but when you say something and you hear someone go, oh, I can't stand that. Yeah. I will I will literally be on stage, but you need the Falcon leave off. Whoever kick that person out. They just said, aw. I don't want that energy. I needed people to like I wouldn't be standing on stage telling you a joke. If I didn't think it was funny. Like I'm not, you know, like we're not there to make people miserable. I liked that joke. You should do that on stage. I will already dead. Yeah. It's like that's that's just a strong joke when people are people are weird. I mean I before Trump I used to just do nothing but make fun of my kids and I would always think like they should take those kids away from you. I think about your kid. I loved that joke. I think they're pinned to my good grades. You know, that's my favorite Danny Danny joke is wage to see my PIN to mean I won't I won't. Yeah, we can we can pin his pin sweet open at the pennant retweet his pinned tweet when you want to do you want to tell us what are your dad jokes or do you want to say that first name? It's well, I was the one I'm working. Well, yeah, maybe I'll save it cuz they're definitely ready enough job done but sing something for us, would you?.
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"Hope you're having a good one wherever you are. Whatever you're doing looking forward to chatting in just a bit with a couple of great guests going to visit with. Danny mac demand the myth. The legend gonna talk all about not only not only a little cardinals baseball and a little blues hockey but another exciting announcement that was dropped yesterday. Because scoops with danny mac his coming to your television that's right. I'll let dan talk a little bit more about the exciting announcement but beginning sunday night. Ten thirty channel two scoops with danny. Mac is coming to your television each and every week so looking forward to talking with dan about that. We'll do that in just a couple of minutes. We will also visit with charlie marla. We generally have a thursday list and this week we did not have a thursday list yesterday. Thanks to the francisco endure trade some breaking news. We had a quick pivot. So charlie marlowe is going to be with me today for thursday list on a friday and i'm excited about this one and i got inspiration for this thursday list topic because i was thinking about driving to and from saint louis and chicago where my parents live where my family is where i grew up during the holidays and i love to grab the couple of cds cds from my bedroom at my parents house and i call it burned cd roulette where i pop them in on the way back to saint louis around the way to chicago from saint. Louis i save them in my car on the center console and i just listened to whatever i threw on those. Cd's at the time and it transports you back to a time and a place and you think about the music you're listening to and what was going on in your life and charlie has talked about music and ninety s music and as talked about cds that he's found in his reminisced about why they're important him so i figured for this week's thursday list on a friday. Charlie marlowe will join us and we will draft ninety s alternative. Rock bands are last draft. Jim hayes join me. We drafted fast food chains. It was a i. Think a very deep draft class. I think it will go down as one of the deepest drafts in fast food. Draft history ad. I'm looking forward to charlie joining me to draft ninety s alternative rock bands. And then just as much so. I'm looking forward to putting them on twitter. So that all of you can chime in with your rankings with your ninety s alternative bands. With any of the band's. We've forgot with any of the sleepers who are still out there looking to maybe sign a free agent contract after they went undrafted. Charlie marla will be with me to draft ninety s alternative rock bands after visit with. Danny mac don't forget to subscribe to the podcast. Scoops danny mak wherever you..