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AP News Radio
U.S. Employers Add a Solid 311,000 Jobs
"American employers kept hiring last month. They added 311,000 jobs in February after a stunning half million in January, the two months show hiring has surged this year after easing late last year. That's bad news from the Federal Reserve's perspective. PNC Financial Services groups Gus faucher says the fed remains under pressure to keep aggressively boosting interest rates to slow the economy and job growth since a strong jobs market typically leads to businesses raising pay and then prices fueling inflation. While President Biden's hailing the jobs report. It means our economic plan is working. Fed chair Jerome Powell told Congress this week, the Central Bank would likely ratchet up rate hikes this month if
Finance Magnates
US Pays 115M to 40K Victims of Fraud Scheme Processed by MoneyGram
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AP News Radio
US inflation and consumer spending cooled in December
"Inflation and consumer spending cooled in December, while the fed series of interest rate hikes are slowing the economy, Gus foche, who's the chief economist with PNC Financial Services group, says it's a good news bad news story. For consumers, it does mean that inflation is slowing, so that is certainly good news. And we also see household income still going up, even after adjusting for inflation. So that's good news. But I think that the risk of recession is pretty high this year. The fed will meet next week. The commerce department says spending for the final two months of 2022 were the weakest in the last two years. I'm sure Adler
Revision Path
"gus" Discussed on Revision Path
"Can be attacking with our skills are ever present. Yeah, it's a matter of like we could also wear ourselves out trying to do everything. So you kind of have to, I think, in my mind, all right, pick your space and where can I be the most effective and make a biggest impact? Yeah. What is a typical day look like for you now? Like, what does the Gus Granger work they look like? Gus Granger workday, you know what? I think these days I'm like, I'm so much more guarded with for my health. My mental health and that I talk about joy and wanting to be in a good space and I'm like, I will start, even though I'm working from home, and I'm like, I start each day, you know, like I would go to one of my favorite breakfast spots and it's my commute. You know? It's like, and I have carefully curated and found the best chocolate croissant places in the Dallas metroplex area. I will rotate through those locations. I need to start a chocolate croissant blog, that's a whole other podcast. But I say all that, that's like my happy spot, and I just know that I'm like, I'm listening to comedy podcasts. I'm not going to wake up in the morning and to start listening to the grim news of the day. Because I need to start the day in a positive space. But from there, and I get back and start work that's back in my pandemic inspired office. Which is as didn't exist back in the early 2020, but now I'm so much more comfortable and cozy there, but you know, I'm working with having a number of different conversations around projects that will come to fruition, you know, months from now, working with clients that I'm in the middle of right now and it's a mix, you know, some of these things are in a design phase and we're going through looking at identity explorations or design system explorations, others are in a branch strategy phase and it might be doing interviews with subject matter experts and other internal contacts to really start figuring out the right ways to differentiate the brand and looking at how to start the conversation with the right place and to elevate the right values and principles that are going to help define that brand at its best. Because we try to do that before we even start designing anything before we start writing anything. But I'll go through that brand strategy and messaging things with amazing copywriters that I've been working with for years that we lay that foundation. And so I've been in different stages of that work. And yeah, I'm about to start a web project next week and but it's what's great is that there's just enough of it that it's not a 9 to 5 type thing. I can go and have a leisurely breakfast and go and walk four miles and come back and I can start my day at ten and if I feel tired, I can take a nap. Wake back up and do some of those things and the next day I'll be completely different. That's the great part of being the home base consultant at least at this moment. Talk to me a month from now. You might get a more frazzled version of me. But hopefully I'm able to kind of keep that a bay. Well, it's always, I think, in ebb and a flow with entrepreneurship, you know, some days are going to be better than others, some months, some years. It just sort of ends up happening that way, but it sounds like you found a deliberate way to put joy just into kind of your everyday work life in general. Yeah. And the lesson that I've taken, I think, from the more intense days of my 70 KFC experience where I'm like, there were like, I think from my standpoint, I'm like, I could go through just joyless months and just trying to hold teams together and dealing with all kinds of just different operational headaches, HR headaches, team conflicts. I'm like, when you've got dozens of people working for you, not everybody gets along. Yeah. And that the job becomes camp counselor and couples therapists that and it's not just for its own sake or it's like, look, I've got to get these folks to work together so that we can get this project completed so we can build it on Monday. Yeah. That's an intense part of the experience and that definitely not something they teach you or even allude to and design school. Oh no. And in talking a bit earlier, it was like there's so much that gets into their designers that are ready to start working for themselves as soon as they know how to design whether they're coming out of a four year program or if they're self taught. I'm going to start working for myself. And I'm like, I am so regularly trying to steer them clear from that and be like, please don't. For your own sanity. And just there's so much that needs to be learned at that point from other people. And go and find a creative director, art director, somebody that's going to take you under their wing, whether you can work for them directly or they're going to mentor you that you're going to just make a ton of mistakes and find ways to solve problems that you thought of that you got to kind of go through that for years to really learn how to design at your best. Yeah. And then once you've figured that out, you start working for yourself, it may start being familiar when it's just you or when you start collaborating. But it will start growing to a point where you're like, oh, this is why people go to business school. And you start realizing like, all right, do I start kind of reading more business books and all these other things or start hiring for skills that may not have because when you've got a dozen people and you're dealing with least negotiation and that's a different animal these days because you can remote and hybrid work, it's very different atmosphere than when I was growing my agency. But I think those days I'm like, you kind of had to have an office in order for a client to take it seriously. Yeah. And that was like, all right, we're looking at a commercial real estate downtown Dallas, 7 year lease, but how do I grow? How do I contract? Is that even possible? Business insurance and all kinds of it's, again, stuff that you don't even get into a design school. But you may find great relationships from other designers, which I did that had run studios to be able to pick their brain and to figure out what things that they did and who did they seek out for consulting. And you start finding consultants that just specialize in working with design from principles or marketing for principles. And that's such an important resource that I feel like just gets overlooked a lot whether we look at our design conferences or design groups. We're talking about how we can be better problem solvers, being better designers, but a collaborators. And that's all essential. That's central to what it is that we do. I think we're kind of like a naturally entrepreneurial group of folks and want to kind of create our own thing. We enjoy
Revision Path
"gus" Discussed on Revision Path
"Gus Granger. Now you might remember we had Gus on the show back in 2015. So I'm really glad to have him back now to talk about what he's been up to since then, including his current consultancy work. Let's start the show. All right, so tell us who you are and what you do. Hey, my name's Gus Granger. I'm a designer by that. I'm a graphic design roots. Going brand identity, messaging, positioning, web, print, really everything that a brand needs to show up and
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports I'm Dave ferry. Brett Maher's late field goals for the difference is the cowboys beat the eagles 40, 34. Dak Prescott threw for 347 yards and three touchdowns. Patrick Mahomes threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as the chiefs beat the Seahawks, 24 ten to improve to 12 and three. Devin Singletary and James cook ran for long touchdowns as the bills pounded the bears 35 13. Josh Allen's team clinched the AFC east with the win. The Bengals stayed atop the AFC north despite blowing most of the 22 zero lead in a 22 18 win over the Patriots. Joe burrow threw for three scores. Gus Edwards ran for 99 yards as the ravens defeated the falcon 17 6. The forty-niners made it 8 straight wins by downing the commanders 37 20. George kittle grabbed two long scoring passes from Brock purdy. The Vikings pulled out another tight victory, defeating the Giants 27 24 on Greg Joseph 61 yard field goal as time expired. I'm Dave ferry, AP sports.
AP News Radio
Huntley, Ravens beat Falcons 17-9, secure playoff spot
"Tyler Huntley through a 6 yard touchdown pass to DeMarcus Robinson and Gus Edwards rushed for 99 yards to lead the ravens to a 17 to 9 win over the falcons securing a playoff spot. Edwards and the ravens rushed for a total of 184 yards. We ran well the entire game. Everybody had to have to. The old line wanted to run the ball and we did it with purpose today and I'm really proud of the guys for doing that. JK dobbins rushed for 59 yards while Huntley added 26 and also ran for a two point conversion. The falcons have now lost four straight and 6 of their last 7. Craig heist Baltimore
AP News Radio
This time Ravens hold on late, 23-20 against Cleveland
"Gus Edwards rushed for two touchdowns in his first game back from major knee surgery to help lead the ravens to a 23 20 win over the browns The ravens avoided another fourth quarter collapse thanks to two huge Cleveland penalties on their final drive With the win the ravens improved to four and three for Edwards It was a must win situation big divisional game rivalry game We got momentum now We just got to keep building it up We gonna find out about ourselves and then we used to come The ravens defense sacked brown's quarterback Jacoby Brissette 5 times Cleveland got touchdown runs from Nick Chubb and Kareem hunt Craig heist Baltimore
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Former Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert Wilkie Discusses the Raid
"Let's start with the idea. You said something very interesting before the mics went live with regards to the raid on the president's home. Give us just your reaction as a person with the highest level of clearances whose worked in intelligence for the military in two different services been a cabinet member. We haven't spoken since the raid your initial reaction. Well, let me start with the observation of someone who knows how the left works. And that is the current president of El Salvador, bukele. He issued a statement after he heard about the raid and said that if he had done that, to the communist opposition, The New York Times would have been on his doorstep and the State Department would have been demanding his resignation. And he would have had his nation called a banana republic. His ambassador to D.C. would have been called on to the carpet. Absolutely. That's what we are witnessing. And it's fascinating listening to mister Brennan. And I don't even think misses Gus hall voted for Gus hall, but he did. No one did more. To damage the reputation of the Central Intelligence Agency. In its history, than mister Brennan. We're really just one statement that he made that he accused the president of trees actions. He accused the president of treasonous actions, but he was part and parcel. Of the promotion of the Russian collusion hoax.
AP News Radio
Human rights? China won that Winter Olympics battle. Almost.
"When three time Olympian Gus Kenworthy took the remarkable perhaps even brave decision to speak out against human rights atrocities while still in China at the Winter Games the bushy skill also proved that all the athletes have they chosen perhaps could have used the Olympic platform to pipe up to but the limitations with any qualms about chasing medals in a country accused of genocide against its Muslim Uighur population and the other abuses kept their views on these topics to themselves for the duration of their stay a perhaps the good reason they face vague but as it turned out deployed Chinese threats of punishment and constant surveillance I'm Charles de Ledesma
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Leftist Journalist Questions Progressive Thinking Over School Closings
"An Oakland based journalist Rebecca bodenheimer wrote a piece in Politico, how school closures made me question my progressive politics. At some political. June 26th, 2020 was the day I went public with just how angry I was about my son's school closing down for COVID. When my life hasn't been the same since. I began to sense a difference between my own feelings and those of my mom's text group, which included 9 of us whose kids had gone to preschool together since they were two years old. The kids were 8 at the time. These were the parents of my son's closest friends. We even had a name for our group. The mummy Gus.
AP News Radio
Dream Toys-intro+wrap ED1
"The U. K. toy retailers association released its list of twelve dream toys for Christmas the classics are on the list of lego Barbie and hot wheels feel Hooper's spin master has a hot toy from a new movie pop patrols chase to win one transformer the critical scenes with the transformation it plays a major part in the movie this call is being designed to replicate that transformation exactly there's also gassy Gus players beat him with food items displayed on the cards and pumping his head to see his belly bulge the big issue this Christmas though for toy shoppers is supply and demand prices will be higher because of supply chain issues Alan Simpson is with the toy retailers association if you have time early so that you can actually get across and get your plan may as opposed to having to resolve their plan B. or plan C. Simpson says expect to pay more for the bigger box items I'm a Donahue
Huddle Up with Gus
"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"Welcome to with gusts fifteen year. Nfl quarterback gus for passion for sports has taken him on the field and behind. The benches play for seven nfl franchises with one hundred fourteen. Tv's under his belt gusts knows who the players are and how the games are one. No every day you get to hang out. With an antidote quarterback up old case sports banned from the deck towel and plush sixteen bernie one digital studios jakob snap traps. Kicks to huddle up. What guys too fifteen felt quarterback and i want to welcome you to our second show on this new platform called super It's a part of facebook. Which i'm really excited about this powered by the nfl alumni. They're excited i'm excited. And it's just a way to take my podcasts. At the next level as you can see we have our guest live and i am really excited to get this platform rolling and to find out more about our guest and let our fans interact with us which is really cool but before that i want to thank some of our friends and sponsors. Obviously super the nfl alumni. Thank them sounder. Fm. that's where we host our podcast. But you can listen to us wherever you listen to your favorite podcast next week. We're going to start something really cool. Where fans can come on. And they can take part in vegas. Sports advantage is going to give five hundred bucks to anyone who wins that so they can go on and use my code huddle walk and they can go on to vegas sports advantage and they're going to win five hundred bucks a. We're going to start that next week. So i'm really excited for that. We're going do giveaways as we go on. And we learn how to use this great platform but joining me today. Which i'm really excited about us another former alumni nfl player. Marcus has done so much. He was born in dc. Which was my first place of of. I call myself a baby in the nfl back then and he went to saint albans highschool. Then he ended up at howard university which is awesome then. He was drafted into six round by jacksonville jaguars and now. I can't wait for you. Guys to hear his stories. The ups and downs in transitions that we all go through. And marcus has some of the most amazing stories that you'll want to hear. But he's a keynote speaker. He's an executive coach a celebrity coach and he's also an author. So you talked about a guy that's done everything and we're going to get to those stories today but Joining me today as marcus ogden. Marcus how you doing buddy. Well gosh how are you sir. I'm doing wonderful doing wonderful. I'm excited for this new platform. I know that you work with a lot of people In teaching them how to deal with different situations and and be better as a coach as a speaker in marketing and all those things. So what advice. Can you give me right off the top here in dealing with a new platform. So first thing. I'm gonna tell you is figure out how what you do. Well on the platform you have a lot of energy. You're very well spoken charismatic. Use those things that you have. I call that you need to assess your skill sets a your resources will you. You do well gusts. You can take that a can build for a better tomorrow. I always tell my people at work with. I wanna know your story. I want to know three things that you do. Well your biggest strength you possess an from there when want improve upon we can figure out a strategy and a customized game plan. Did you from where you are to a one or b. So anybody starring anything especially like you say you want a new platform. Gus got this whole thing rolling what you do. Well you focus on that execute at the highest precision level and then things you don't do well on the platform delegate out so you're able to take the brand take the plow warm and like you said earlier l at your podcast to another level. Yeah i hear you. You know things that. I don't do well trying to run this whole thing so i got my sons gunnar engaged in the background. Trying to help me out so So i have somebody actually to blame it all on if it doesn't go well right extra good anyway. Hey so you mentioned all these things about what you're good at. Tell me about growing up dc dc and the first time that you fell in love with sports. What was that like for you. Because that's eventually what you became really good at. So i felt it was sports gus for the first house pie about nine or ten I saw my brother playing football in high school. And i fell in love with it but at that age i was too big to play because they didn't have any like super heavyweight leagues. And things like that. Pop warner had weight limits was up. How big were you. Oh god so temp hobby about five. Seven a block eighty bucks everybody they have the stripers like you can only play on on.
Huddle Up with Gus
"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"Welcome to this week's with gusts fifteen year. Nfl quarterback gus for ron to passion for sports has taken him on the field and behind the benches play for seven. Nfl franchises with one hundred fourteen. Td's under his belt gusts knows who the players are and how the games are one not every day you get to hang out with an antidote quarterback up old case sports banned from the deck towel and plush sixteen bernie one digital studios. It's chicken so snap traps off to hunt lot. Would guys all right. Hey everyone gus for here with put them up with a fifteen year off a quarterback we're live here on the new super platform brought to you by the nfl alumni ventures and. I'm so excited today. We're which still are same old podcast. We're gonna talk to incredible guests We've had some incredible people on but this person today. I don't even have enough time. It would just take the whole time just to introduce everything that he's doing but obviously you guys could see him. He played for the giants. He's a two time emmy when two-time super champ co of gm on abc. He has ms x. Which is an f. leaser line you can check that out. He's an analyst on fox. He's a partner at smack entertainment. He hosts one hundred thousand dollar. Airmont can't even go on anymore now with me. Is michael stray and michael. How do you do it all buddy man. You got me one in here and all that. I'm like slate man. I do all great things. I do fun things. So i guess if it's fun you know it doesn't really feel like work and i just kinda wake up and go about my day and do everything i that's just in front of me so it's challenging stuff man you know. You used to play football us to challenge. This is the new challenge in a whole different. You know it's a whole different channels for you. Yeah so it's up completely different and heck. I didn't think i could do this. Who thought i can do this. I don't think many people did so this just a way for me to kind of get out there and burn off some energy and create so when you play for the giants your commute to work was probably as long as it takes you to commute from new york to la when you drove. I tell you what man. I spend more time on planes. They can about it. I spent a little bit more time between all the job on air than i do on planes for a week. That's you know over ten hours on a plane a week. Gm as ten hours. Nokia may eight hours. Because i don't do monday during football season. Oh i spend more time on the plane and spent working you just helping out holy smoke. Yeah i mean. I mean that's got to be kind of hard. I mean you fly a lot. I don't know how many how many miles you put an. I can't stand to be on a plane. 'cause hurt my backwards. Herds gus is great wiring great because it is quiet l. Yeah like six hours of quiet. Going like four and a half hour quiet coming back and i get to catch up on movie could catch up on sleep. What show when the show. Are you watching l. man. You know what i am. I'm letting ted lasso build up the second season ted lasso. I'm caught up on billions. I'm caught up on godfather of harlem. I've been watching this show. Call click bait. I have one more million. Is that good. I haven't i've watched. I saw that one. You know what it's actually been interesting at. I'm hoping with tom. Thinking is last episode of trying to teach us a lesson about the internet. And what you believe. You believe everything you see hyper situation. But it's been pretty good so far be interesting. Yeah that's awesome my wife and i we watch age as american horror story. That's our that's our show right now so crazy one. That's a good one that they they are nuts. Man those guys they put on some great great show. So tell me we're gonna go back. My show's all about how sports shaped your life. I knew born in. Houston you grew up in germany. And i've heard your stories. I've of obviously researched you and you talk about how that transition from being over germany. Those years to come back to the states was really difficult for you. Can you explain about how you fell in love with sports because it had to be a big transition for you well. I played football now with seven and eight year. Old fort bragg north carolina been medeva's was in the military moody germany and extent of my football. Was it was nothing. I watched it on. Tv right like re other kid. Watch sports on tv. And just thought. I'll i can do that if it would have been baseball academic basketball. I don't know if i could have done that. I read the kid you see something on. Tv and die that you admire that you think. Oh i can do that too so my senior high school. My dad just said hey go back. You're gonna go to the states as you're gonna scholarship. I just never doubted it. Not not because i wasn't afraid or whether nervous out but because i was too naive to understand how hard it was supposed to be to get a scholarship no matter what school i didn't understand. How hard football was i understand how hard it was work with my dad. Yeah how was catta workout. Yeah like my dad would wake up to go running during the summer. Like four thirty in the morning five in the morning. We're running in the woods for hours. And all those kind of translated. When i came back to the states to play like okay mama them willing to work hard and then i know i can create an opportunity and that's the way i've always looked at it. I've never been them. The most talented guy just always been a guy who's willing to work hard and willing to study hard because as you know. Football is as important of its challenge is more mental to me at one point. It was more mental challenge than it was necessarily physical challenge once. I'm kind of got the mental part down understood how to You know have different levels of intensity how to like switch. Now look at it. You got come up to the line. I could look at play and look at your formation and go. Oh i now now that guy that i saw that picture of somebody. It's texas southern university with his shirt on..
Huddle Up with Gus
"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"And autographs and can we take pictures with you and it really hit me. I knew what was going on in this country but when that happened and i saw what the effect was in germany. I was dizzy. Got got something good. There's always you know and and you're working with young kids was always drama. There was always. I don't remember all of it. But i'm sure you do. There's probably a lot of drama going on. They were the most famous people really in the country in terms of acting and they were all for the most part eighteen twenty nineteen. They were huge stars. Make all this money. You know when i was nineteen and i was a sophomore in college. I was still trying to figure out how to time my shoes. They're dealing with stuff that it's impossible to understand how difficult that is and for the most part they handled it really. Well i yeah. I mean that's gotta be tough for anybody. I mean even for us you know like when when you get to the nfl. You're twenty three and you don't have any clue how to handle money or anything leslie media all that. I couldn't imagine what it's like to be one of those you're eighteen and you have all this well think about net like we didn't have social media we didn't i keep thinking. Imagine those kids if we had. So if we had tick-tock in twitter and an augusta everything back then. I know how devastating it would have been to me and i was supposedly an adult right. Not we didn't have social media. When i was doing all my whole acting career basically. Oh my gosh shack I bet those been some good pictures. Okay what else do you wanna talk. So so then you get done with idol two one. Oh yeah nine years. Is it like okay. I'm gonna take a break. Or how i got this next thing. I'm gonna do 'cause. I know you you. You're like i bet your mind was gone. What's next what i'm gonna do. It was but not in the way that you'd think i had just really gotten sick of living in los angeles. I had had it traffic there. And yeah but i drove a cab in new york. Come on gus that It's different in la. Trust me. i know i just hated. It had become for me. I'd been there for almost twenty years And everything was so tied to the business. If somebody said you how you do and you said. I'm great day first thing. What are you working on everything about it. And for some reason the last couple of years that i lived there. It just got to me. I didn't have a family. I just got sick of being in the business. Yeah and my agent called me one day. And i even though i had a lot of success. I never got on a series. Like seinfeld where you don't ever have to worry for the rest of your life. Yeah not to to get a job. Sometimes lawford that. Sometimes i had to audition my agent. Call me one day and said just you know what's going on out here. The businesses getting very young. He said i submitted you. For a pilot for nbc. For sitcom i guest starred on every set common l. a. I had my own sitcom for three years and my agent said the casting director. Who was about twenty five said to me. Can he do comedy. I mean. I really like him on nine. Oh two one open. Does he do comedy. When i heard that i went. I'm gone now. And as i said before i had no idea what i was gonna do. I went to play in the duke children's classic golf tournament. And i sat next to mike shoshefsky and his wife mickey a couple years before that so we had gotten friendly and i went back to play in the tournament. I had dinner with them. And i told mike i wanted to leave. And he said what are you gonna do. I said i don't know. I just know i wanna get out. La and he basically said. Why don't you come work with me. Lots so wait wait what did you do. I did radio for the duke basketball network for ten years with my knees in coach k.'s. Back for every game for ten years. That's but how do you see that. That arena is so loud. yeah you can't even hear yourself in there. Sometimes you got. I had big padded headphones. Yeah okay like this dollar scoop from coach k. I get and ninety percent of it. I couldn't really say what was going on. I would i would get in the auto with them during timeouts. He had always wanted to try that and he thought i would be the perfect guy to do it even though i got in trouble a couple times for things that i said because first and foremost i'm a fan and i just in cameron and go and you know it took me a while to go. Johnny moore haram. The radio network would say to me. You can't do that. You're holding a duke radio network microphone. You can't get up and be doing this stuff. All right i get it. But that's that's what i did when i left. La for ten years. Before i came to kentucky yeah well that that's amazing like kazaa doesn't just happen to everybody. I played it. I've played lots of celebrity golf tournaments. And you know just you go and play and go home and meet some people. But that's amazing that you go in the duke celebrity golf tournament and coach day says just worked for me you know. I know you're humble but you must have a really good personality now. I act like. I have a real. You'll you'll appreciate this so much gus. I am in such all of the people that i have gotten to meet. Whether i got friendly with them are not the very first celebrity tournament i played was in orlando. It was paint stewart. Had a a term. I went the day before the play in the practice. Round and the kid at the golf course takes my bag. You said your carts over there. And i walk over and there's a bag on my car already another celebrity. I'm gonna play in the practice round right. And i turn the bag tag around. And it's bart star ho freely now. I'm a giants fan. But bart star right. I'm just like this. Nobody actor and for four holes riding with bar. I couldn't even talk. It's like the whole car. Reiner thing all over again. It was but i. I would look out of the corner of my eye and i would go. I got it spots. I'm writing with bart star. He turned out he had a son who wanted to be an actor. He asked me all kinds of questions. He was wonderful but all those people. No i always let athletes. I would've let you beat me because you have your egos. You'll let us win. Yeah you very fragile. Egos i know. New yorkers are so nice and humble your right exactly anyway. The number of athletes who i revere. Here's another one okay. I'm playing in a golf tournament. And i go for the practice round.
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"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"At me and stable. The just do it was very simple. was just do it do it. Don't talk about it do it. And that's what all my sisters and my brother and i did. We just followed mom's advice and we never really thought of the of the the difficulties we may incur We might experience along the way because it was just not even consideration. You just do what you wanna do right. Don't you wish your mom would have put a little by just do it right now. Oh no kidding all right. So what's up next you've talked about. Are you doing any book tours. Or what can you tell us about your book. And and how you're promoting it right now. Well the book came out in In october eighteen. So we're getting close to three years in the end. The invitations have not stopped coming. I'm still out there meeting with the As their major speaker for a lot of organizations. I'm still signing books doing a lot of different kind of media interviews. It's amazing to me. It's slowed down during twenty because of the virus and everything and then all of a sudden things start going to zoom. And now all sudden. I'm getting invitations all the time. And and it's interesting because my publisher harpercollins told me they publish the book they said we. We have a feeling this is going to have a long shelf. Life and i was hopeful but i could not have seen this coming in so i'm very grateful for you. Wrote it because these are the stories that everybody needs to read and listen to and understand what being i means. I think you explain it so well when you did your tedtalk. Oh you thank you. I appreciate that. yes you know. And they're still so meant so much room for i and so i hope people don't hesitate just because maybe they they don't have a role model or something like that. Just like my mom would save them become the role model. Just go for you know right right. That is awesome. So i appreciate both of us spending time with me today on the huddle up with gus marnie. Give me your prediction for tonight's game. I think it's gonna there's a bunch of people in front of me. But i think it's going to be i'm going to say tampa bay. Not quite sure i'm not going to give the actual legis say. I think tom brady is going to throw a lot of touchdowns. I just want to stay healthy. That's my i do want to say. I love it when players can stay healthy through the whole season so tampa bay is gonna win. And i think it's going to be a pretty high scoring game. What do you think marjorie. I agree with mark. It's going to be a high scoring game. The cowboys are gonna win. I actually picked the cowboys too. So i said zach is going to have a breakout game. He's going to be healthy. He's got a lot of talent around them. And i think. Tom brady starts a little slow in the season. Grills up within the last game of the season. Yeah you definitely want to catch him in the first game. Yeah no i shape both of you joining me on. How up with and marred. We'll definitely let you know when we put it all out on social media. We want to thank you for joining us today. Marnie thank you for being my co host again. Tell us about your book one last time all right. And that's why. I'm here because i'm actually going to the ronald mcdonald house after we do this before the game. So football freddie and fumbled dog game day in the usa in many different cities to choose from and can get them off philadelphia. The carolinas atlanta. Let's see green bay dallas for mago and now tampa bay wonderful send us of artwork so we can share. We got put on media. I yes this has been great. Thank yeah great. Got appreciate both dogs out there bark. And he's like dad you've been in there an hour now so let's go out and go the bathroom. I think so. I appreciate you both of you joining me. And it's just been a wonderful talk marjorie and you know. Everyone needs to go out great. Well thank you thank you. I've had a great time. Thanks for including in this conversation. And i swear i won't take too small on any of my social media pretty funny. It's a good story. It's a great story. So that's our show. Everyone thanks for joining us on the huddle up with gusts out an appreciate all of our sponsors sixteen thirty one digital news. I appreciate sounder. Fm i you know you gotta go to vegas sports event you got to put in my code huddle up and save some save some money. They're going to help you pick the right teams and then they're going to win you some cash so go go there. Go to vegas sports advantage and listen. I appreciate marnie. I appreciate margie. Terry brian thank you all so much and go to wherever you listen to your favorite podcast. Checkout huddle up with gas and we'll see you next time back ceramics joining the fun at one studios ford number with gus featuring eighteen years. Nfl quarterback potluck with gus is probably produced by sixteen thirty one digital media and is available apple music..
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"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"Welcome to with gusts fifteen year. Nfl quarterback gus for passion for sports has taken him on the field and behind. The benches play for seven nfl franchises with one hundred fourteen. Tv's expel gusts. Knows who the players are and how the games are one. No every day you get to hang out with an antidote quarterback up old case sports banned from the deck towel and plush sixteen bernie one digital studios jakob snap traps. Kicks to huddle up. What guys to put everyone. Welcome to another episode of huddle up with gus. i'm your host gusts for fifteen years. Nfl quarterback and i want to thank all of our friends and sponsors sixteen thirty one digital news for always being supportive. I wanna thank our team. Brian and terry who do all the work. And i just sit here and talk and i wanna thank sounder. Fm sounder fm has done a great job with their podcast and helping other podcasters Promote their shows. Put them out there so sounder. Fm thank you so much and vegas sports advantage. Thank you go there and if you want to try and win some money tonight with the tampa bay in dallas. I think they're going to give you the right. Pick so use my code huddle up a to l. e. Up and save some money and winsome cash right so everyone we got another show. We got our co host back morning morning. How're you doing today. I'm doing great thanks us. I'm having a good time. I'm in tampa bay florida. And apparently there's a football game with evenings so that is very exciting. So tomorrow he's back and she's got a new book and it's about tampa so tell us a little bit about your book and what you're doing down tampa well. My new book is football. Freddie and fumbled the dog game day in tampa bay some very excited because we get to travel through the great city of tampa bay where the champs are and also touch on grading ten and clearwater and saint pete and get to see some really fun places around there and wind up at the stadium to cheer on the hometown heroes. So that's lots of fun when you open. The last page of your book can't go off like the ship at the stadium that would be very high production values orbiting dangerous for young children. So no but it's a good idea in the animated version it will. We will make sure that happens. And that's something lots of fun. I mean i remember being down in tampa bay as a young girl when my grandfather on the eagles and the colors of tampa bay were that crimson color which was such a fun color to to see on the field. Now it's a little more. Their colors are a little more dangerous. Now i would say but that's going for yes. Color generally put fear into anybody's heartache. Cranes the goal hard to you know hard to feel really kind of like a tough guy and a critical jersey but it was a good caller. Definitely certainly lots of cowboy fancier lots of people. You may travel of cowboy fan. We have our guest today. I think is a big cowboy fan and has also written about the cowboys has been one of the beat writers for the cowboys. She is a first of many and so joining us today. Marnie is your friend and she was nice enough to send me her book. Marjorie harare lewis right and written a book win. The men were gone. So i can't wait to talk about it but martin once you tell us a little bit about marjorie in your relationship with her. So marjorie is an amazing writer. Amazing lady an amazing advocate for women's sports really truly and a friend of mine. That's a mutual friend of ours. Had said you know marjorie wrote this book called when the men were gone and i think it's something that you would really enjoy so i ordered the block and i read it in one day because it was so good and it really. It was such an amazing book. And i mean strongly i mean i had not read a book like i mean like a real book very like that that quickly in a very long time but this book was so amazing that i really couldn't put it down so i then begged my friend who had connected us to please like. Can you please just tell her that. I'm a fan. And i wanted to talk to her. Because i'm really so obsessed with this book and then she was so gracious and extended an opportunity for us to communicate. And then i was really i girl out on our and i'm so glad that i did. Because then i got to know a little bit about marjorie and why this book one when the men were gone so special and so amazing because marjorie tells the story and obviously she wrote the book. Although i really wish i had written a book because i love it so much about these amazing people that were at a time and place and i'm going to let marjorie share all. Her net really overcame obstacles. And that's one of the things. I love about football. Is that like really anybody. If you have some passion and drive and grit you can play. You can coach. You can be involved in football. And that's what these amazing people in brownwood texas did way way back so zoey show the author that that marnie spoke so highly of. How're you doing today. And thank you for coming on with gus. Well it's great to be here. Thank you for the invitation and morning. I'm very humbled by your words. Thank you your way to kind. But i'm doing great. I'm out in santa fe new mexico and so i'm out of the dallas fort worth for a little while i'm doing doing well and enjoying this life. Experiences journey has been taking me ever since the book out. Well i think your journey has been incredible. Ever since you've been in high school you know just just in what you've done and everything i've read about you you you've been a i and so many and and you've just been and i think the the best thing i read that i love the most is when you talk about your mom and how she really pushed you guys to be the first in so many things and i think that was great. Can you tell us a little bit about your childhood and how you fell in love with sports. Both my parents are were sports fanatics and they pass that onto me. I'm one of the second of five children that it all resonated with me the most even more so than my brother who's the youngest although he had the opportunity to play more sports at the varsity level than i didn't really exist legit at when i was in high school but if you were to look at pictures of my parents when they were dating in the early fifties almost every picture is in a gym or on a ten score at a baseball field so my father went on to play baseball at college california and And my mother you know she. She living in santa fe new mexico. She could have given us the starting lineup for the university of rhode island. I mean she just knew everything about sports and so it was something we shared. My father taught me how to catch his curve ball and and his fastball. I was about nine or ten years old and my mother taught taught me how to throw a spiral shape. She's the one that kind of connected with two football. My dad was more baseball and basketball. And then a little while so it just is in my blood. I knew that. If i couldn't be college or nfl quarterback. I was going to be at least somehow involved with the game. And that's how i became a sportswriter writer. I think that's that's incredible until tell us a little bit about. I mean you said you didn't really play many sports when i was reading your bio. It said you've played a lot of sports. I mean so. What was your experience like in how your high school sports experience push you to.
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Ravens Lose Marcus Peters, Gus Edwards to Season-Ending ACL Injuries
"Breaking news. I have some unfortunate breaking news. According to an rappaport the ravens cut short practice today after. Cornerback marcus peters and running back gus. Edwards sustained potentially significant knee injuries on back back. Plays have another running back back to back plays. They think gus edwards might be out for the entire season. Whoa they've lost that entire backfield. Well they just signed lemme on bell so it's like are we gonna see him now. This i mean that is devastating and back to back plays like what is happening over there greg. You mentioned how weird and strange and somewhat sinister their camp was. I mean it is extended with a with a huge hammer. Punch right there. I mean that is. They have no running back. It's insane. they've had a terrible time of it. This is why it's like. They shouldn't ask the lock or nfl. Dot com predictions. Because it's like okay. Now i got the browns in the playoffs mark. There you go that. I'm not trying to make light of it it. It's thinks because for many reasons but it's there's a point where you still do need a running back. They like tyson williams. Who showed some things. We don't know much about him. a second-year player. But he's now in theory would be your lead guy and you get some other guys off the street and left bell to their practice squad right right and they said he may be active. Active society probably will be especially after this injury. You probably not giving them a lot times. But marcus peters is the bigger injury here because as good as their secondary is i. I did think they were a little more vulnerable this year. If even one guy goes down. And now jimmy smith. Who's been banged up and marcus. Peters you start to take away a lot of pieces man. The raiders are catching the ravens at the right time
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"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"Are you know what i don't know i guess business probably odds on kansas city. Maybe eight no longer. All that bad in vegas would probably and if it happens probably when you. That's right. I you know how hard it is to win. Man issues keen. They're young quarterback can can play pretty well out there you know for the last thirty years. It couldn't play pretty well right. It's been a tough place. But joe i wanna thank you if you can hang on for a second. I'm going gonna close the show and just talk to you off the air for two seconds after we're done all right thank you. Yes behavior when. I wanna thank you for joining me on. Huddle up with gus. What a special show today. I want to thank all of our sponsors. And and and really thank you joe for coming on and sharing your story Just somebody who grew up. Like i grew up and and we got to do the same job which is incredible and joe. Thank you so much. Thank you to all our sponsors sounder. I wanna thank Sixteen thirty one digital news and don't forget to go to vegas sports advantage. Join our just talking it go place. That bet was vegas sports advantage for the jets. Be eight now. And you might wince money so they'll help you out us up at my code and save five percent so thanks everyone for joining us. What a great show. We'll see you next time back to wraps joining in the fun at the thirty one inch studios petering eighteen year. Nfl quarterback just potluck with gus is probably produced by sixteen thirty one digital media and is available apple music..
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"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"Gus listeners. Manscaping they sent meal. Hooked me up with a bunch of tools and formulations further package three point. Oh kit so. I wanna show you guys. What's in the perfect package wealthy. We've got a perfect package that they sent me the perfect package three point zero kit and i want to show you what they set me so crazy. It came in his brain box. You know you could see what it says. They will thank you because they sent us. This awesome trimmer. They sent us Stuff that makes you smell better. And then they sent me this great boxer which again right protect them and then they set me. Pool sat against going to call it. Throw your stocking so it's great Landscape sent me a bunch of product. And you can see it all on here you know you can go to manscaping dot com and put in the code gusts farrah. Us effort e. r. Not get twenty percent off and free shipping. When you use that code but you can get a kit. You can get individual items like way groomer as a little. Led light ceramic. these things come apart waterproof. You can do a lot with them so You know manscaping great. You know it's it's funny. I remember when. I was playing with the deborah broncos going to mention any names but There was a gentleman who was playing on our team. And you know if he ever. Here's the story will know exactly what i'm talking about. But he brought his own clippers at one time and he used the tribute beer it up as goatee and everything and he had of there for about two or three weeks and he goes in around the corner walks in and there's a person another player that is actually manscaping with his beard trigger. So one of the things is you. Don't wanna use the same tremor down there that us up here so he kinda freaked out a little bit and he said hey news in that tool there and he said well showed up here about three weeks ago and i've been using it ever since so you know there is a lesson learned that don't leave things out and probably would have just said manscaping on it. We wouldn't have had that issue but it's probably one of the funniest taking care ball stories. I've ever heard or been around offer though. So it's a great story. But you know i always said there was no way to know no name on it and the guy was just using it and another guy was using is it was not good but it's a heck of a funny story so one of the best i've ever heard my fifteen years playing in the league but you know there's so many great things about manscaping what they're doing because guys you gotta take care of yourself even though i got great hair and getting older but you still have to maintain some sort of roomy right and so You know we all work out to me like we're going to my yard uno's things now that i'm retired getting a little sweat on and everything you wanna smell good. You gotta take care of yourself. They got some great products. You know this one little all deodorant need that here and there after working hard taking a hike walk but if you do it's a great thing but there's so many great products i wanna thank landscape to me the law more three point o obviously anywhere on your body but i'm sure you guys ball seen commercials that the this just letting you know that lawnmower three point zero comes with the perfect kit you can buy them all by itself. Biology product individually. They even sent me this wonderful shirt. Seen the fact balls will thank you and then the here's the closing awesome shirt great year. And you know what sometimes you can just sit back. Take care of your balls and read. The paper. manscaping has daily news which is great. Don't forget that you can go. Shoes of the code gusts ferrat and that's g. u. s. f. r. e. e. r. o. T. t. e. and you can save twenty percent on any products complete the perfect package gift set and You know you could save ten percent and get free shipping so use. The code gusts. Farrah genius f. r. e. r. t. a. Everybody spells me wrong. They even spelled running back jersey. So you know. I gotta i gotta help you guys out. So don't forget how important it is that you use these products. Take care of yourself down below and have some fun. There's nothing closer to you and your little used a lawnmower used. The code gust herod's save twenty percent and.
The Paul Finebaum Show
BYU, UCF, Cincinnati, Houston Considered Top Candidates for Big 12 Expansion
"A report out this afternoon at Ucf could be headed to the big twelve. I know you're there to do the game. Let that potentially could really have a lot of the effects especially with texas and oklahoma. What what do you make out of that report. That has ucf byu let me. I'm trying to remember. Who else is in that. Cincinnati and houston in that. Yeah lucky me. You just rattled off one powerful independent byu a couple of group of five schools cincinnati. A lot of people think for a playoff spot this year because the schedule and then. Ucs tonight pot. You know gus malzahn. Well i spoke with him yesterday. As part of our coaches call. And it's no secret. Malzahn took this job because he was one a good fit for him but to hey knows that. Ucf is on the verge getting out of that group of five corridor and getting into power. Five football dan stand that the the winds are change. You're going to happen every year. We talked playoff expansion to twelve teams which would benefit. Ucf gus malzahn cincinnati. Luke fickle until. I'm not surprised in the least bit that. Ucf is coveted spot wide. Because it's the state of florida smack down to the central their orlando. There's a lot of talent this team who's is gonna feel tonight has a ton of talent. And so look it's it makes sense if you're in the big twelve and you just lost taxes and you just lost oklahoma. We're going to sit here and say that you're going to replace those brands with cincinnati. Ucf byu in houston but you do get a couple of teams that together can stop that bleeding just enough to still compete and steal it. Pretty competitive conference
Mornings with Keyshawn, Jorge & LZ
Osaka wins first match at U.S. Open
"Naomi osaka makes winning return to grand slam tennis at the. Us open the number three seed defending us open. Champion defeated marie booth gus. Six two four and six one in the opening round osaka didn't play at wimbledon. After pulling out of the french open following the first round for mental health
Homo Sapiens
Interview With Musician, K.D. Lang | Part 2
"Was deliberately not deliberately. Those weren't your words but you like it didn't sell as well. Yeah it was like a great leveler but then years later i realized that the way the system works. If you sell a million records two million records than in the system of record companies and marketing you sell two million records but then you put a terrible record out new cell thirty eight copies than marketing and everything sees that you sell thirty eight copies. So you're only as good as your last sales it sabotage ice managed to sabotage things pretty well without record. Do you regret that. I mean i regret but what do you think that was what had happened at the time i regret. Not having all the information or having the comprehension. That i needed to have but i certainly don't regret they. Artistic decision to work with gus fans end and uma thurman and rain phoenix making. Or you're talking all you can eat. 'cause actually followed it up with even cowgirls get the blues. Right is at the record. Yes you can eat so there's a couple there couple of stinkers. They're they really. What stinkers no. I don't think so. I don't think so but in terms of public You know success. It was they were big old stinkers. You don't need to hit us for me. But
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"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"Gotta figure out how to do it as well as they are right right. I interviewed nancy on the show. She was just unbelievable. She's yeah she was so much. We we had a blast just talking about her career and and growing up in the bronx and play play basketball and taking the train like all. These things was just amazing to hear her story. It is it. Is it such as i've listened to her you know. She told me those stories as well. She is a success at everything she does except for one saying she has not been able to get me to be able to spin that basketball on my finger. I that i'm terrible at a two. I could never do that. Why is that. What do you think we're not good at the. I don't know. I don't know but you know what you don't need your your athletic trellis. You don't need to spend that basketball. But i couldn't get it done you some. You always want to do like just sit. There were kids. That could just do it. Just and i never could. I don't know why you know you can do a lot of things you think you can do. A lot of things but then something you think is simple like that. You just don't know it's crazy. So tell me tell her fans really quick. What what do you do. As chairman of the board of the big three now wouldn't look thoroughly we. I wear a startup entity. As i said we had three seasons under our belt. We were just hitting our stride so to speak with the wind in our sails. Strong wind shut down for the pandemic right. Now it's all hands on deck Trying to see if we can build back from coming out of this pandemic so we're right in the middle of the season and look were were dealing with pandemic issues like other sports. Are we see it in the nfl. We see players testing and having to sit. We see it in the nfl. We see it in baseball. So we're dealing with all of the economic struggles of coming out of a pandemic as well as pandemic related issues. So it's all hands on deck whether it's cube or jeff or clyde or our new. Ceo chris hannon or any of us on the board. We're all doing anything we can to fight back out of the pandemic and look. I have thought that cube was a Since the day. Nwea burst on the scene. I have recognized what a musical genius he is and how just so so so talented. I'll say it again. Musical genius will let me tell you something. He is every bit as phenomenal at business as he is at music and he's an even better human being so watching him work in jefferson and clyde work we all do everything we can to try to fight back from the pandemic. You're right with everyone else. I mean i. I have a good friend. Who is a chef. He lost his job during the open up. A new place now little bagel place. I've been helping him. Just because i know the struggle that they're all gone through and you know i can't wait to see the big three comeback and with you leading it. I know it's definitely gonna get back on top so tell me a little bit about the book you wrote but before we have to go here well first of all. You're very kind to say that. I'm leading it. That's very generous. Cuban jeff and clyde are leading it. I'm just happy to be part of the team. I did write a book. Truss guarantee they trust. We all thank you. We all do. Trust one another and that. That's very nice of you to note. And i do believe that i did write a book. I've always loved to write a period in my life. Where i thought. Maybe i'd be a journalist. Or maybe i'd write spy novels. I never did either of those things. But i did. Enjoy writing a book about your ears with the raiders. It's reflections it's fun stories. it's My mistakes that i made and a lot of just various thoughts and it was a lot of fun to write that in the moment. I have a minute to breathe. I'm going to write a book. Oh wow what. It's going to involve not involve rescue dogs. I can almost. I could feel it. I'm not telling but it will involve animals as hall. I love it. I love it my I'm still waiting for my son to his book. we had a bulldog used to still all the ornaments off our christmas tree. And he's like we should read a book called. So i said well mama all right. He goes no no. It's my story dead. You're not right in. So yeah i'm still waiting for the right. We'll see it's awesome. Yeah so it's great. I understand it so we get to catch you on. Cbs sports this fall. And hopefully we get to catch you in the big three there. So tell our fans how they can find. You can check you out on social media. My social media platform twitter you know when. I joined. cbs sports pr. People said to me. Would you like to go on twitter. And i said no. No no no. I am never doing that. Never never never never. I am not doing that. That is so not me. I'm never doing it then. I joined twitter. And i'm now fairly convinced. They must've invented twitter for me. And of course i'm seizing when i say that but i know but you really good like you. You respond to really good at it. I love my twitter village. We exchanged thoughts a reasoned and reasonable manner and when we disagree with one another we do so agreeably will tell you gusts that in the years. I've been on twitter. I can count on two hands. The number of times someone has been nasty or what all sound like a three year old. I'm like you're being mean but someone has been nastier mean and i'll respond. I'll say you know what fair enough you want to disagree with me disagree with me but you don't need to be mean you don't need to disagree so disagreeably and all but two or three times. I've gotten an immediate response saying you know what you're right. We can disagree and we don't need to be disagreeable about it. So here's to disagreeing agreeably my twitter village. That's how we do it. It's at amy. Trask and i love twitter. I'm now when. I say this tongue in cheek but pretty sure they invented it for me. Gus should the big three ever be not location in a venue near you. You are invited to be our guest though. I would love that. I would love that. And i see that What about the big three. I know they have some merch. If we could ever help you guys in promoted on the show. We'd love to do that. That would be wonderful. Well thank you very much. I will make sure to get you a hat. I love that. Yeah my head's getting bigger as i get older. I don't know why that is. I just because i like ben and jerry's now don't have to worry about whether running away from all that are chasing me. Yeah no that's great. So i appreciate it so i wanna thank you so much for being on with gus and if you ever see your buddy ice cube in the home a i got a guy that would love to have you on his podcast. That would be great. Because i would talk all the fridays with them in a heartbeat. I will do so. And i thank you having me. Spend my pleasure and honor to join. You know i really appreciate it. Amy was great. I could talk to you forever. Because there's so many other things i wanna talk about. Jeff hostetler how long playing pranks on each other. I mean there's so many things that when we got other time. I definitely it. Is i apologize that. I have to jump now and by the way only because i was so honored to join you do this entire conversation sitting in a closet honored to join. You do have to jump now and we can. Maybe do that in the future appreciated. Amy thank you for joining me on. How to up with gusts. That's our show. Everyone thank you for joining us on how to up with gusts. I appreciate you listening. I wanna thank sounder. fm for hosting. Us i wanna thank sixteen thirty one digital news and don't forget to go vegas sports advantage putting my code huddle up save twenty five percent and win some cash so thanks again to amy. Trask go check out her book and checker out at amy. Trask on twitter. She's the reason they made twitter. So thanks for joining me on. Huddle up with gus.
Mark Levin
Professor Paul Kengor Explains the Modern American Marxist
"So in other words, in the thirties and forties, if you were in the Hollywood 10 if you were Algeria, this if you were Earl Browder later on Gus Hall, the Rosenbergs in the 19 fifties, you swore loyalty oath to Stalin's Soviet Union. And what we have today is they're not doing that. I mean, today's American Marxists, which is why I think with this this brilliant title of your book, I think you may have failed us even more than then you realized, uh, this is a unique American. Brand of Marxism. It's American Born. It's American fashioned. You know, the strain or strains of it is something that history here to four has people have never seen before. So this is really unique. And you say in your book, you say there's been an Americanized adaptation of Marxism, and I think this place is put it exactly right, which takes marks Marx's core precepts and contextualized them. To our American system, And here's really the dangerous part. And this is what a lot of people don't get. So so they contextualized them to the American system like you say, mark in order to effectively overthrow the system. And and that actually is something that's not new. So these people in the thirties and forties they would hide behind the Fifth Amendment. They would They formed the front groups with names like the Committee on the First Amendment. And you would just pull your hair out. Congress would write like First Amendment. Fifth of men that the first thing you got here do is throw out the U. S Constitution. What are you talking about? Exactly? And a lot of these guys and gals today. Yeah, You know, it's the same thing so they're taking the Marxist framework. And they're using it in a way that seems in at least in their rendering of it, right. You know, American about rights and civil liberties and so forth, But it's in order to undermine the existing system. And, yes, that's American Marxism today.
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Why Your Stress Is Killing You With Dr. Jannine Krause
"All right dr janine. Thank you so. Much for joining negotiable podcast. I'm really glad to have you here for this conversation. My pleasure tori. We're gonna have some fun. Yeah you are the first naturopathic doctor to come on the show. So you are pumping the coach gus. Jerry with that. And i'm really excited because i think this is a much needed conversation to be had not just here but anyway that i can get the message out about alternative healing modalities to help us. Heal from the inside out. I'm all about it Because that's the mission that i'm on and i know that the people listening to this show are interested in as well because after living through the last two years that we've all been through in you know as well as i do. That stress levels are are preyed ti. I would. I would love to know from your perspective. What as a doctor. What have you as the implications of what we've just all experienced with with ovid and everything else especially when it comes to our stress man a couple of interesting things you know a lot of people come in. They're like i'm fine. Everything's fine kind of like that. T shirt everything's great. Yeah like okay. Yeah your face is not telling me that and we get a lot of like. I've had so much more downtime. And then it's like yeah. I've been home with some downtime. But i've been working with the kids and doing home schooling or i've been trying to figure out how to do my work at home and i don't have an office. Su there's all these weird stressors that kind of came into play and then they were like and this is probably the biggest implication for most women. The kitchen is right. There and things in that refrigerator are talking to me and my pantry and things that have been in there for months. That tastes like cardboard. Want me to eat them. So most of most of the biggest complaint. I'm getting from voces is coveted. Ten fifteen twenty dare. I say forty people
Mark Levin
Professor Paul Kengor Writes a Remarkable Review of 'American Marxism'
"Professor. Paul Kengor is an expert on communism is an expert on the Cold War. He spent a lifetime studying this. He's from Grove City. And not at my request, he wrote a review that appeared today in the American Spectator, The American Spectator. Is an iconic Publication and our website. By one of the great Conservatives really in modern times. Bob. Terrible. And who has been so important in so many ways to so many people. I don't want to give you a taste of what Professor King, Gore said, given his unique position. And I Some of you believe me in some of you on but I'm not reading this for the praise. I'm reading it for the analysis, okay? Go to Amazon and type in Mark Levin, American Marxism and you'll find the number one best selling book in the country, with hundreds of reviews and mere weeks. Even more impressive. It's rated 4.9 out of five stars. Clearly something is up. It's not just Levine's name is platform as he raised his huge radio show his life, Liberty and Love, inch on the Fox News Channel or his previous best sellers. What's up is what Levin has tapped into with this particular book, American Marxism. What's up is unfortunately, American Marxism. This is not American Marxism in the form that this nation long ago dealt with. This is not the American Marxism of the past century in the style of the standard. Of the former standard bearers Gus Hall, Alger Hiss, the Rosenbergs, the Hollywood 10 and so forth. No, that was really Soviet Marxism. Those guys and gals of Communist Party USA swore a literal loyalty oath to Stalin's
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Huddle Up with Gus
"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"I don't think i'll ever forget it. It'd be kids. I'll always be on. Espn fred not for good stuff. But what are you gonna do. You can't laugh about it. What do you know. What i means is gonna totally. So we'll be made the cake we'll do like the we'll do like Like a maroon and yellow smear kind of on it to you know that's perfect. That's perfect down. It'd be a you know. I think my wife would action kids absolutely love that because they have to hear about it all the time to. What are you gonna do. We laugh about it. But so so i appreciate you joining me and spending some time with me. Tell over fans and everybody who's listening how they can follow you and where they can go to You know kind of find you. I'm doing so many. What should we watch. Should we go to watch on tv. Now gotcha so if you if you get discovery plus doffs happy fund bake time to streaming on there. That's the puppet show it's like it's a kid show but it's really for it's more like a pee. Wee's playhouse remember the If you see. If you're watching food network i think starting in july is buddy versus duff. Season three wow and I'm here in knoxville. right now. We are filming holiday baking championship spring baking championship and kids begging championship So that will those will start airing right around thanksgiving and then you can follow me on social media. It's all you know at the goldman. And so the buddy versus dealt with the tagline this year. Go bigger go home. I don't know what else can you guys do. So our tagline was dumb dangerous young dumb and dangerous flames shooting out everywhere. Don't get too close. You could get electrocuted. There was there are some dangerous very dangerous stuff. That's awesome. that's awesome. Well does a. I thank you man and hopefully can stay in touch. I seriously would love to get a cake from you for my fifth. I think it'd be classic. You know it would be an honor. It'd be really cool. We'd love that. That would be great. But i appreciate you taking your time and you know it was just amazing to me that you have sports in your history competition and you sound like a good coach for your team and there's there's so many similarities to sports and what you're doing and people don't understand that but i think you brought it to life today. Thank you thanks. I appreciate it so hey enjoy your time. I wanna welcome army. I want to thank everyone for joining me on. Huddle up with gusts. I wanna thank duff. Goldman for joining me and telling us his amazing story in here in a little bit about how sports and baking are very comparative In the world today. And how will you. We're all growing with technology especially in the banking industry. So thank you again and thanks to Sixteen thirty one digital news dot com. Thanks to sounder fm. I appreciate all of you and we'll see you next time on huddle up with gusts. Say back to wrap sports. Thanks for joining the fun. Essential studios with gus featuring fifteen year. Nfl quarterback just potluck with gus is probably produced by sixteen thirty one digital media and is available music..
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"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"Everyone welcome back to huddle up with gus. We're back in the sixteen thirty one digital new studio one fm for hosting us Are great podcast on their platform and we wanna thank manscaping go to manscaping dot com put into code gusts for all caps and get twenty percent off and free shipping We were talking jesse about You know his his Trying to think about what had happened is like almost like a near death experience. Because you're taking a drug that is ruining like your dreams that you started from when you were three yet. Put you in this place. And i can't imagine the thoughts that the the motions that were going through and then tell me about the moment that if you can remember what really brought you out of all this. Yeah you know. I think in life. Sometimes it's getting blindsided. I mean gus when you're in the pocket the guys you could see coming you kind of brace yourself and you get ready to take the blow but when they bled sentence on the outside and they hit you from behind and that's what this did to me. I mean it shook me to the core and it meant a lot of changes in my life and that ten years. That's a long haul and long though it's a long haul in part charting that progress was just to note because when it's that long you don't always feel like you're taking steps forward but i could go back to the charts and say okay. Look what's happened and starts remembering honestly. I would try jobs in just physically couldn't do it. I mean it was lawn where i took it for the summer three times. I got stepped. Strep throat my body. Just couldn't handle it. And it's like i can't do this yet so i would try to take a step forward wouldn't happen. I ended up going to school. And i realized that will be the least physically demanding years and never read the bible going outside new and i started volunteering in churches and in for anyone thinking about a different career or second career. You know maybe after your first career is over When i'd say shadow somebody. Galileo experience is hard to steer parked car so get involved. I volunteer with kids in. I didn't do much. I didn't know much of the time. Either in that context but i started to get involved. Just serve in something inside. Started to wake up where it's like. This has got some potential night. The it's gonna look like but through internships and again not physically demanding but you know volunteering. Part time i was able then to go to school and take those four years dive in dallas and then ended up going up to you. Receive iowa and i served up there. I was serving his college faster. Hawkeye's so still in the big ten. But now i'm going against the rival except there but i loved it because i knew what it was like to show up on a college campus. At that time my life was good on the outside and in sports grades parties. You know everything was good. And i couldn't figure out what was missing in new to sony. People showing up on campus. I grew up in religious homes and You know in the mid west lutheran catholic relationship with god and so to be able to enter in. I worked with guys like aaron kampman in dallas clark. And you guys that went onto the nfl. We're in our group but used a great time with college. Students and i just noticed Even when i accepted the position so you have to go for a weekend to try to get the position kinda day weekend. And i got into. I just didn't going to be able to handle that weekend. I was still at that point. You know so. Many years later. Where i don't know if i get through the weekend so it was. I was out on a limb trying to come come back and come forward. And i didn't know what my body could handle and in i made it through that weekend. It was like in invited me up in the first year but the end of the first year all of a sudden i just had my strength back and that is such a good feeling. I mean if you've been sick for a while it's like a week or a year your knee surgery when you start to get your strength back. It's one of the best feelings. I felt like that as a gift to be able to. Just try to keep up. The costumes fielded do what i really enjoy. And health is something that can be fragile. Don't take it for granted. Know i had to face it in my twenties. Most people are twenty. You know of limitations. Aren't there and i. I think it it forced me to in some ways Just go face to face with some of the most intense realities. And i don't think i would have grown if i didn't go through this. You know if i posted at great career in england and you know we want some different titles like out. Just become back feeling good but when you go through the valley i mean. There's just things you learn there. You can't learn in the classroom. You can't learn in success and that thing just tested me the core and so. I'm grateful in that sense but it was brutal like i say so who. Who was so when you play sports like we were talking about earlier that you have these mentors. You have coaches. There's people that you can relate to. Was there somebody when you were going through all this that you would call. Yeah and you could just sit and talk to you. Did you have a coach or somebody like that. Yup there was a guy. Jeff jeff johnson graduated from stanford. And i'll tell you I just didn't feel comfortable. Latin guys in and it's like i just can't think of a guy just felt safe enough to even cry in jeff. I just felt like you know. There's a great relationship you can describe it but there's just something about it will you just know and you can be yourself safe. You can just put it out there in in it solid. You know you're going to be loved. Saint page and i just started to shadow. Ask them questions nonstop. But he's patient with me. He had such an impact on my life and my family wasn't too excited. I was going this direction. Just because it's not their belief system. And i i understand that respect that but jeff was someone who is you. Need someone in your corner yell you can go back to rocky and mickey no view on movies but you need someone in your corner that you know has your back that has been Interest in mind in knows how to help you. Take that next force. You can spread your wings and indus discover you know new experiences new gifts and that was jeff johnson He sounds like when we played. When i was with the vikings when we played the packers minnesota i turned around. Adrian peterson. We had scored a touchdown at the end of the game. And i said. I'm giving throw the ball every place like all right. Let's do it. So i literally threw the ball for a touchdown. Yeah jeff johnson. And it's.
Huddle Up with Gus
"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"At this level. Some of us are going to continue to play in my junior year. We made it to the final eight in the nc double a. We lost to alexi lalas at rutgers. United talk to him on his radio show. I think i got him to admit that he was fortunate to win that game. He doesn't want to admit that. But you know that taste of success on a high level here the collegiate level going overseas and then that was. The dream is to play in through my coach. I mean there were opportunities different clubs yet aberdeen in scotland. And then there were highlanders blow in that sense imbaba way in that in england there are queen park rangers. And then man you. I mean our coach was good friends with alex ferguson. Who is alleged in the uk so trying to sort through that and make a decision and you know which spot a wide range. But i felt like okay. Have gone to scotland i went back to aberdeen and and was there for three months as well and in training there and i felt like okay. I understood that context. I understood that club in. I wanted to go something very different and so the uk it felt kind of similar at the. Let's go to africa now and There was later an opportunity to new zealand as well but was the choice and it was also experienced life there. I mean you know this was sport. You can travel experience. Different cities or countries coulter's relationships. And you see so much. And i've i've never been in a country. Does poverty drought aides to that level. It's one thing to read about it. But nothing to go there. And i wanted to experience that i wanted to make a difference to help out one tutors students if i could on the side and so that's how we ended up going to zimbabwe but Yeah that was a. That was a big decision looking back. I mean it was one of those. We have different points in our life. There's crossroads and you gotta decide. And there's times where i think we'll what if i would have gone to man you and try to make it there. What what would my life look like. But i don't look back with regrets. I mean i. I look back. And sometimes the best experiences come out of the worst circumstances and tragedy. I hadn't africa That redefined my life and redirected my life in so many ways it was brutal but there are also some amazing things that came out of it. Yeah i was reading a little bit about that. So tell her fans about What happened to you over there While you were in africa yeah. I took a prescribed medication from a physician here to prevent malaria and is called barium. Mathematically inclined based drug. And i took it every week as prescribed and after many months you put the toxic levels of my system in a flood of symptoms came on in. I noticed that i had migraine headaches. I couldn't handle any later noise. And i someone who never has had so that was strange will be double. Vision sweats chills. And then the crazy stuff that happened. Those my heart would start racing in. Here's a few conditions that the drug produced one was tactic. Cardio racing heart. I'd be sitting still like we are now in one hundred sixty minutes like my heart's beat out of my chest and couldn't stop it. And then also atrial flutter and other abnormality skipping beats heart murmur indicating the left side of my chest and it was like am. I gonna make gonna live. I mean this was life threatening for a year. And i flew back because the doctors bob way saw the decline in they said you've gotta fly back what you still got some health and so i came back but the other symptoms as well are crazy. Dreams just weird kinda semi hallucination stuff and then also i because of the lights were off in a room. What my mind we do would just be a bad trip or something and you turn the lights back out and of come back into focus. But i had panic. Attacks zayed had never had before like uh trash. And i never felt before meeting a couple of suicidal thoughts would come in and my emotional was shot in. It was like this drug was just taken over my system. So i flew back the us we paid out of pocket with stanford he listed ten things that could be one of them was the drug and when i heard it i just knew any inside. This has got to be a- and the physicians at that time all said. I need to keep taking the drug because after returned to the states. You take it for a month in that protects you from malaria because you could linger now. I win against their advice instead. I won't take the drug anymore. And we had my blood sent to cdc if toxic levels with drug in my system. And it's a clear conclusion. That if i didn't decide that again that was a decision. I'm not gonna take the drug another month. That drug would have probably killed me and so that months right there. I didn't take the drug i. Of course. I didn't have malaria. It was all side of expert. Medication is probably be who can relate that they've heard stories or maybe they've gone through side effects before and this was like to the extreme and no one really sought comment and didn't identify and so finding out what it was. It was eye opening for me and then of course later on i learned about many other cases with drug controversy on many people want it banned and i just didn't know that go into it. Yeah that had to be hard to. How long were you taking it before you knew for you found out right. It was about four months that i took the drug and then like i say the symptoms all came on at once and when they came on it was a flood and i was flying back within about a week. I was flying back to the states because the decline was pretty rapid. So once you got off at. How long did it take to for you to recover from my life for a year and with those heart abnormalities. I mean it was scary stuff Every night i made move back in with my parents. Never thought it'd be in that spot you know but They would with a baby monitor. They will be listening at night. Like what's going on down there you know and it was. It was out of control and you know making it through. The physicians didn't know what ever recover. Which symptoms would go away in. There was nothing they could give me. Because they didn't want to put like a block or in there because they didn't know how they would interact with the overdose of the drug. And so that could shut everything. Down but the drug inhibits inhibitors. My heart the heart can't regulate itself in. He just didn't know how long it's gonna last how much my heart could endure. I mean i'm great. I was a professional athlete at the time. Because i had to make a chart. That now i can walk ten minutes without my heart. You know over amping. I couldn't even drive because my heart was so sensitive any stimulation would just send it racing. So i was not driving for your. I was just charting. That i could walk up twenty minutes with that heart monitor on. I'm trying to watch it and in so to make it through that year it was here. Here's some of the things that happened for me. Though one is my identity shifted it without realizing it. I had my identity and my performance and that was even on school grade sports the crowds my career in when all that stuff's gone and you've got your identity and that the question. I wrestled with was a who. Am i m i in i had shifted instead of what i do to who i am in for me and i. I realized it was a wide range of listeners. Right now viewers but for me. I actually came to jesus in college. I didn't grow up with the bible religion my family's like thirty one flavors spiritual everything. We got rabbi ex. Catholics atheist so that relationship has started in college but it wasn't deep in during this trial. That's where i realized. okay. I'm gonna find my security in a love that will go away in a presence. They won't leave me. Forsake me and that was an intentional shift. I started some new habits. I let people into the pain. My motors an athlete. As your best foot forward you perform notch. You don't show weakness in so for me to admit like instead of denial. Like i'm scared. I'm worried sad. I'm down. you know in. Let people into that pain. That was new new coping mechanism. 'cause my whole life and i always thrived on you. Just do better you learn and you perform better and that wasn't gonna work here as an athlete to as a professional athlete. Soon as you show things wrong or weakness. Or i need help. Yes oh okay. We're going to get this guy that right buddy l. Coming along right. Yes and that's what happens to so many athletes is at the. Don't want to talk about the they don't want to say. Hey look if. I can just get this help mentally rate right or if i if you could understand me in a different way. It's so hard for us because we can't say that stuff so what happens to a lot of nfl players. They don't put down what has happened. Or what's wrong with them. Like after the season Right give the cool. Yep and then all of a sudden you don't tell them everything that's wrong and then when you go to get your disability afterwards you're like well you didn't have this might yes. I did while not down. So i can't imagine what. How was your team with that. Like when you like reser going through all this you've been a professional athlete transition. Yup as you said had to be crazy because it was hard enough for me yesterday after trying to transition from the nfl. I can't imagine like was like you had the just stop. Yes is no choice in sometimes lights. Go in one way is not going that way anymore in. I saw it with some teammates because in zimbabwe aids was so rampant at the time they were guys on the national team that were like twenty years old twenty one and they were just dead couple months later so they had seen that. Of course i left but you know that transition. I didn't know how to grieve. I'm not someone who likes grieving. Grieving doesn't go natural anyways. Like i don't want a pity party. And i didn't know to enter into some of that grieving and so much loss when your childhood dream when the job you love and i had no position i was gonna step into. I didn't know what career i did have a plan to life. After soccer goalkeepers complaints sometimes to their forty so. I just figured i'd be doing this for like a good fifteen years at love doing it too. I love doing it so i missed it so much and you know trying to discover okay. Well in what are my guests. And what are some of the options. What health and a half. It's so humbling. Because athletes know their bodies and when you lose control of your body especially like an oregon like your heart you know. And then also i felt like i was on the break like trying to keep my sanity and am i going to be in my right mind am i gonna have a body can actually do any work you know and in what options are there. Doctors couldn't say you'll be better at three years. You'll be better at four years. I mean it took me ten to fully recover. I would say that it was very gradual and just little by little if find that say about nine years. It was a turning point where it's like. Okay i really. I feel comfortable in my own skin. Got my stuff back. The symptoms aren't so obvious. Like i'm moving forward now but i mean that's a long haul in no guarantees now as athletes. We train our tails off the training that you had to go through to be a professional athlete. All the lifting running the you know there's always something you're going through. Yes then all of a sudden you're you're put through this other test. Yup did you draw back on all that training like the times that you running in couldn't breathe in highschool right remember. It's great when you thought that you couldn't get it through then all of a sudden you're you know what i mean like. I know i know all those fitness tests that you dread you know they're coming for months. You just work so hard and then you still take the fitness test new. Throw up. I mean that's i don't forget those but i would say is that discipline i see with athletes. People are in the military. Is you develop this discipline and sometimes you learn how to do things. Maybe you don't want to do but they're good for you in. There's tenacity with it as well for me. It shifted instead of the physical endurance and seeing how far it became between my ears. And that was the fiercest battle in. I'll tell you what started to changes. I realized my. I thought i can't control. I mean if it's a negative thought if it's a it's a suicidal to. I can't control that. I thought it comes in but i do get to decide. Am i gonna gonna harbor believe it. Entertain it rejected. And then i'm going to choose my second thought you know what's true what's good in. I can't tell you with the drug. And i don't know exactly how it works but it felt like against storm of negative thoughts all day long in. I want to keep my mind out of the ditch in. So i mean one thing i started doing. I never done. Spores really memorize the bible. Just find some verses that are good something solid in start to merge so whenever those negative thoughts commit. I'm gonna go back to what solid but it could just be also just gratitude astor direct down literally ten things day that became my new habit. Habits are powerful. They're small intentional steps. Big reside really. I had to choose ten day. I'm gonna write down out otherwise over-focus on what i lost now. There was sadness there. But i needed to remember what i do have and i need to stay grateful so i would write down those ten out intensely. Think about those things in. If i could win that battle in my mind than that healthy thinking you know lice gonna come back. Life's gonna move forward is going to be healing but had to guard that in leg. I was guarding the net from the opponents in the soccer balls. I was guarding my mind from the negativity destructive thoughts. The lies discouragement. And it was fierce i was goalkeeper mode. I think yeah. Yeah you were definitely protecting everything about your soul and your heart and everything else. So hey everyone. We're talking with Jesse bradley he he Obviously has told us an amazing story about how he overcame a drug that he was taken for malaria We're gonna come back. We're going to talk a little bit more about us professional career and we're gonna get into what he's doing now and how that hard transition eddie went through has led him to where he's doing today so Don't go away..
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"There is more evidence employers are having trouble finding workers as the economy rapidly reopens businesses added five hundred fifty nine thousand jobs last month this is a good report it's not a great report economists like PNC financial services group's Gus voce had predicted closer to six hundred fifty or seven hundred thousand jobs job postings hit a record high with employers caught off guard by the fast recovery looking to hire immediately wages were up for a second straight month but the number of people working or looking for work dropped in may after three months of games the unemployment rate fell from six point one two five point eight percent Sager made Donnie Washington
Huddle Up with Gus
"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"When warner lefty see what new york and what you see on espn and some of these other sports channels in some way shape or form. These guys are warner wolfe. He's the first one that started you know. Hey you're the week and all this stuff and he became legendary an ice to watch him and all the other sports guys in town right up until the fact. When i got my first job in tv which was in seventy seven down in harrisonburg. I was watching the local sports guys. Hear glenn brenner. Who was the best. I've ever seen george michael eventually was also but we had a guiding nick. Charles who was a great sportscaster. He passed away but he was fabulous. We had a bunch of dc. So that's sort of how i you know. I knew i was going to go to college to get into broadcasting. I applied today. You american university james madison which back then was madison. College and the university of miami and florida got accepted at all three. Which was i would never happen today. And and. I ended up going miami actually for semester and it was so i couldn't get into the campus radio station and was just crazy right transferred to madison. I played football in high school. And i was a kicker. I was pretty good in fact her. Show you this in my office. This is my square toed. Yeah a and this is the same shoe. Mark moseley at when he kicked the redskins and back then gus a lot of your listeners viewers know this but kickers did not kick soccer style. There were no soccer south. Kickers back then. And you noticed gus but everybody was a straight on kicker moseley george blanda obviously was one of the best ever. I was in high school too. Yeah you so I and my my high school football coach had then gone to james madison to be offensive line coach and he helped me transfer from miami madison thinking. That would come there as a putter too. And i was pretty decent punter and i was thinking that i would punt at madison so i got there to madison and i never wanted. I went right to the campus radio station. And that's how. I got into to sports there so i worked there campus station. Does that look familiar. Yes it does ladies and gentlemen the spring of seventy four calm seven. Yeah i you still right at my favorite part of the month stash. Yeah my god. S horrifying tv in harrisonburg from harrisonburg. I went to chattanooga from chattanooga to nashville from nashville to atlanta and then from atlanta to dc. And i came up here in. Nineteen eighty-four worked at the fox station for fourteen years. Did a lot of freelance play-by-play did i did navy. Football for seven years on the radio Nfl on fox games. A lot of college basketball filled in for a great play by play. Guy did the bullets named mel proctor. And that's how. I got into the bullets games. Ninety six ninety seven he was he had left to go to san diego padres and i had done some fill in for him and i'd worked with will share..
Huddle Up with Gus
"gus" Discussed on Huddle Up with Gus
"Everyone welcome to another episode of huddle up with gus. I'm your host gusts. Farrah fifteen year. Nfl quarterback. i'm here in the six thirty one digital news studio. But you know as you can see another week of being in my daughter's bedroom So you know. I wanna thank six thirty one digital news for for helping me produce a show putting it on their new platform. And then also i wanna thank sounder. Fm big shot off. Tim kelly and those guys for bringing me onto their platform. Really like what they're doing and how they're changing the world of technology and podcasting so Today's guests i have to on so this has got to be a great show Fila near who was drafted into the nba by the baltimore. Bullets back in nineteen seventy one and fill no fence but that was the euros born. I have to hear that from a lot of people. I played with so i finally get the state to somebody else but You know back in seventy three time. Nba all star Just amazing basketball player will go into a little bit of that. And then also steve buck somebody. I know from my times with the back in washington. Dc covered me. And when i was playing. And and you know steve was pretty good. He said a lot of nice things about me surprisingly You know. I just interviewed. Michael wilbad steve and other say like man. I really like tony kornheiser all that much. You're adding really meaning but steve. You're always so nice to be. And you know. Steve you doing this for so long. You guys you and phil together Did the wizards while bullets. Then the wizards games for like twenty years What a what a crew you guys made. And now you've taken this show on the road. And now you to have your own podcast because on the road with the buck and phil and i think you guys do it because there's so many things you probably wanted to say on the air but never had the opportunity and podcasting let you bring out those stories that you probably always wanted to say so. Fill in steve's thank you for joining me on huddle up with gus. How are you guys. You're great gusts truthfully. We do it because we have nothing else to do. Gus we find ourselves walking around thumbs and now seriously we work together. Obviously for twenty years. I knew phil even before that i used to referee in a summer league washington. A basketball league game. What these ama- tactical. Yeah which observing undeserving deserve correct. Yeah well i guess what just to say why. You deserve the technical foul but be that as it. May that was back in the seventies gus when we had this this league here called the urban coalition neg which was a great late and it was a summer league. It was in in a gymnasium at roosevelt high school and it was a gym and it was small and it was hot but all these great players played in bullets had a team in there so it was on it and you know we had a bunch of guys that were on the bullet team truck robinson and a lot of these guys played and And i referee. That was the first time ever met phil but who would have thought that. Let's say that was seventy three and we started working together seriously in about ninety seven. Who would have thought that that many years later we be partners then we were for twenty years so you know we. We've developed quite a relationship of very close friendship as you can imagine because you can't work with somebody for twenty years and not be really good friends with them. It's just not gonna last so it's been quite a relationship..
You Really Shouldn't Have
"gus" Discussed on You Really Shouldn't Have
"You really. Shouldn't half with me. James warrick the podcast. Where each week we unwrap a stories on the worst gaps august. I've ever been given as well as taking a look at the highlights of career. My guest this week is former. Nfl quarterback yaas ross drafted by washington in one thousand. Nine hundred four. Gus would spend a total of fifteen seasons in me leading the detroit. Lions and denver broncos the playoff appearances whilst playing for the cincinnati. Bengals saint louis. Rams miami dolphins and the minnesota vikings where he became one of only thirteen quarterback today to be involved in one thousand nine yard touchdown. Play gusto by to talk to me about his football along with the worst gift he's given suggests.