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Hour 1
Team USA lost to Canada in the 4 Nations Face-Off. Connor McDavid scored the game-winning goal in OT. The Knicks beat the Bulls in OT. Victor Wembanyama is out for the season with a blood clot. Aaron Boone's contract was extended through 2027. Juan Soto gifted Brett Baty a Chevy Tahoe. Bobby Miller was hit in the head with a comebacker. Jerry thinks pitchers should have the option to wear protective headgear.
Hour 2
Boomer and Jerry argue about protecting pitchers after Jerry gets into it with someone on X. Gio shares a story about hitting 5 batters in a playoff game. Jerry returns after a caller suggests he wear a helmet while golfing. Canada beat Team USA, and the Knicks beat the Bulls. The Yankees extended Aaron Boone's contract. Bobby Miller got hit in the head with a comebacker. The Red Bulls sent over a chef, and a caller questions why Boomer is buying Gio new teeth. C-Mac refuses to fix the gap in his teeth, unlike Aaron Judge.
Hour 3
KFC from Barstool is upset about the possible rollback of congestion pricing. Gio has a road rage "What Would You Do?" scenario. Callers share their road rage experiences. Jerry returns with an update, but first, a woman calls 911 due to neon cars racing. Jerry has sounds of Canada's OT win against Team USA, and the Knicks' victory over the Bulls. Wembanyama is out for the year with a blood clot, and Soto gifts Baty a Tahoe for taking his number. Peter Schwartz, GM of an arena football team, shares news, and the Yankees update their facial hair policy.
Hour 4
The Yankees relaxed their facial hair policy. A-I was used to create a picture of Boomer with a beard in a Yankees jersey. Gio's wife might have norovirus, and Jerry has audio of soccer people mentioning breasts. Canada beat Team USA, and Eddie took shots at Boomer. The Yankees extended Aaron Boone's contract through 2027. -
Hour 1
Gio & Willie Colon are in today. Gio is annoyed by people agreeing with Solomon Thomas' take on Aaron Rodgers. Willie thinks it's over for Rodgers. C-Lo gives an update on Pete Alonso, Steve Cohen, and Aaron Judge. Gio is amused by Doug Gottlieb’s college coaching disaster.
Hour 2
The Mets and Yankees are already dealing with injuries. Gio is nervous about the high expectations for the Mets and doesn't like their new spring training hats. He also finds the Mrs. Met costume curvy and Rosie Red 'sexy'. A Delta plane flipped in Toronto, but no one died. Devers refuses to switch positions for Bregman. Gio was affected by the new Netflix docuseries on Gabby Petito.
Hour 3
Gio & Willie discussed the OJ Simpson documentary, Willie's belief in aliens, Dua Lipa's USAID involvement, Steve Cohen, Pete Alonso, Aaron Judge, Juan Soto, Rick Pitino's viral halftime speech, the Jets potentially franchise tagging DJ Reed, and the Giants' culture problem.
Hour 4
Rick Pitino discusses the Vice TV documentary about him and St. John's, the team's season, and upcoming games. Gio's feed shows something "heartwarming" but indescribable on air. The Moment of The Day questions Willie Colon's brand loyalty. Willie's wife is unhappy that he'd share a suite with OJ Simpson. -
Hour 1
Jose Iglesias is leaving the Mets, and Luisangel Acuna may become a star. The Mets sent a batting helmet to display, but the Yankees haven't responded to the request. David Stearns talked about Pete Alonso and Iglesias' future. Gerrit Cole talked about why he opted back into the Yankees. Alex Bregman is going to the Red Sox. Saquon Barkley was on the Howard Stern show. Kadarius Toney was arrested. The Knicks beat the Hawks, and Villanova upset St. John's. The Bengals got rid of Lou Anarumo.
Hour 2
The Jets are rumored to be interested in Kirk Cousins, but Boomer thinks the Steelers would be a better fit. The Titans didn't reach out to Shedeur Sanders, but the Browns and Giants did. Jerry gave an update after talking about his flu, C-Lo, and Ryan Hurley. He played sounds from Kenny Albert, John Minko, and Jon Heyman, and had clips that reminded him of Al Dukes. Gio ended by talking about DA getting his fishing line caught in the propeller of Gio's boat.
Hour 3
The Knicks struggle against better teams. The Celtics are a big obstacle to the Knicks reaching the finals. Belichick took another shot at the Jets. Cole talked about getting back to the World Series. Stearns avoids critics by not listening to sports radio. McIlroy wasn't arguing with his wife in 'Full Swing'. Boomer wonders which team will be on Hard Knocks this season.
Hour 4
NOTE: Due to streaming rules, you'll hear them talking about music but won't hear the music. Sorry.
The Mets seem to be parting ways with Jose Iglesias. Gio gifted Boomer a signed OMG sign which he doesn’t seem to care about. The Knicks beat the Hawks in OT. Saquon Barkley was asked about ‘flipping the bird’ to the Giants. Travis Kelce talked about his poor Super Bowl performance. Boomer is locked into the 4 Nations Face-Off and is wearing his USA jersey. -
Far in the distance, three colossal shapes tower over the desert horizon…
In this episode, we travel to the Nile Valley, and tell the story of one of the most iconic cultures ever produced by humankind – the civilizations of ancient Egypt. I want to show how this series of related cultures grew up in the floodplains of their great river, and built some of the most enduring and recognizable structures in the world. And I want to tell the story of what happened to bring the age of the Pharaohs finally and cataclysmically to an end.
Credits:
Michael Hajiantonis
Nick Denton
Paul Casselle
Alexandra Boulton
Tom Marshall-Lee
Rhy Brignell
Peter Walters
Lachlan Lucas
Narrated and produced by Paul Cooper
Sound engineering by Alexey Sibikin
Readings in Arabic by Nassim El-Boujjoufi
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Hour 1
Spring Training is underway, and both the Mets and Yankees have high expectations. The Mets are expected to have many haters due to their high spending. The Knicks beat the Pacers, and Tom Brady was on Sundae Conversation and got some awkward questions.
Hour 2
DeShon Elliott doesn't want Aaron Rodgers on the Steelers. The Jets told Rodgers he couldn't do the Pat McAfee interviews every week if he returned. C-Lo gives an update, starting with the Knicks' win and KAT's 40 points. Boomer discusses the upcoming Super Bowl parade in Philadelphia and Saquon's appearance on Jimmy Fallon. Chris Russo complained about his prop bet not coming through, and Carlos Mendoza talked about the Mets. The hour ends discussing E:60 episodes on Gunnar and Alex Smith.
Hour 3
Temptation Island's new season will be on Netflix. Jerry, who has the flu, is absent from work. Gio is irritable due to the weather. C-Lo's updates are criticized, and he didn't expense his hotel stay. The Knicks won against the Pacers, and Josh Allen mentioned Bills mailroom worker Slick Rick during his MVP speech. The schnauzer returns to the Westminster Dog Show.
Hour 4
Gio speculates about aliens after Bryson DeChambeau golfs with Donald Trump. An asteroid might hit Earth in 2032. The Knicks win, and Caleb Pressley asks Tom Brady odd questions. Mike Valenti dislikes Brady's broadcast and wants simple Super Bowl commercials. Bruce Beck interviews Yankees about Juan Soto, and there's a baseball player nicknamed "nutsack." John Rocker and Patrick Mahomes Sr. stage a fight for publicity. Gio laments the prevalence of fakery. -
Hour 1
The Giants hired Matthew Stafford's brother-in-law as assistant QB coach, sparking rumors of Stafford joining the team. Boomer thinks it's unlikely due to Stafford's contract demands and his indoor career. Jerry blames handshakes for spreading illness, Jalen Hurts discusses his journey, and debate ensues over his elite QB status. Chris Russo criticized FOX for not calling the game over at halftime, and Amani Toomer was unhappy with Michael Strahan's Eagles flag waving. Gio ends the hour watching Spanish Temptation Island.
Hour 2
Gio believes Aaron Rod gers' time with the Jets was over with the hiring of GM Darren Mougey. Boomer emphasizes the importance of analytics for head coaches. The show also discusses Davante Adams likely leaving the Jets, Nick Sirianni's locker room celebrations, Jalen Hurts' praise for the Eagles' defense, Cam Newton's early career confusion, and Deion Sanders' comments to the Bella Twins. Finally, the hosts criticize the Super Bowl's quality, including the game, halftime show, and commercials.
Hour 3
The guys reminisce about the boat show concert with Jordan Davis and discuss Super Bowl ratings and locations. Jerry provides an update with audio from Jalen Hurts and Nick Sirianni. Stephen A. Smith criticizes Serena Williams for dissing her ex onstage while married. The hour ends with speculation about Bill Belichick's ability to have a child with his girlfriend.
Hour 4
Boomer discussed Trump's potential involvement in LIV Golf and the PGA Tour merger. Jerry's update included sports news like Hurts' Super Bowl comments, a fight between Spike and Ike, Russo criticizing Brady, and Mosley discussing the Jets. The Moment of the Day featured Eddie's excitement about a corn dog. Boomer ended by discussing his search for TV shows and the anticipation for the Mets' season. -
Hour 1
Eli Manning was not a first-ballot Hall of Famer, and Josh Allen won MVP over Lamar Jackson. Gio urges Giants fans to be grateful for their two Superbowl wins with Eli. Jerry's update covers Snoop Dogg's NFL Honors jokes, new Hall of Famers, and Warren Sapp's interview with Zach Gelb. The Jets hired Rick Spielman, which Boomer approves of. Gio recommends getting teeth cleanings every six months.
Hour 2
The show discussed the Super Bowl and Tom Brady's broadcasting career. They also talked about the NFL Hall of Fame, and Jerry gave an update with audio from Snoop Dogg and Josh Allen at NFL Honors. Boomer suggested some trades for the Raiders, and Kelly Stafford talked about her husband's time with the Rams. Gio finished the show with scuttlebutt about Maggie missing her show in New Orleans.
Hour 3
The hosts discussed Super Bowl expectations, prop bets, and Jerry's inaccurate weather prediction. Tom Brady's emotional social media posts were linked to his ex-wife having a baby. Jerry's update included Joe Burrow's award acceptance, Peter King's Michael Irvin interview story, Dez Bryant's reaction to the new head coach, Shannon Sharpe's interview with Deion Sanders, Jameis Winston's yacht attempt, Patrick Mahomes' Mets comment, and Bill Belichick's appearance with his girlfriend at the NFL Honors. Antonio Brown's 'Cracker of the year' comment and Gio's remark about Larry Fitzgerald's physique were noted. A caller asked about Super Bowl preparation from a player's perspective.
Hour 4
The show discussed Eli Manning's missing the Hall, best states to retire, and our Program Director's ranking. Jerry gave his final update, including Snoop Dogg jokes and a Zach Gelb interview with Warren Sapp. The Moment of the Day featured Al's mispronunciation, and the show ended with Super Bowl picks. -
Hour 1
Boomer is happy that Pete Alonso re-signed with the Mets. Jerry gives updates on NBA trades and other sports news. The afternoon show made fun of Boomer regarding the Alonso deal, and the Rangers beat the Bruins. Eli Manning's Hall of Fame decision and other NFL awards will be announced tonight.
Hour 2
The afternoon show criticized Boomer for incorrectly predicting Pete Alonso's signing on Friday. Last night he signed a 2-year deal with an opt-out. The show also discussed Evan's personality transition, the players' union's opposition to an 18th NFL game, Jimmy Butler's trade, and Rutgers' win over Illinois. A caller complained about Boomer not hosting the Super Bowl commercials show.
Hour 3
We discussed the Super Bowl, the latest OJ documentary, and Jerry's update, which included audio of Ochocinco vs James Harrison. Myles Garrett was on radio row discussing leaving the Browns. Gio talked about the show 'Severance' and Barstool's hiring of Cody 'Beef' Franke, who is a very large golfer. Boomer compared 'Beef' to Frank the Tank.
Hour 4
Pete Alonso re-signed with the Mets. Jerry's final update included baseball sound, Malik Nabers on the draft, Aaron Rodgers on his future, Frank Reich on working with Nick Sirianni, and Jerry's Rutgers audio. The Moment of the Day was the afternoon show taking shots at Boomer. The final segment discussed Kendrick Lamar possibly performing his Drake dis track at the Super Bowl. -
Hour 1
Boomer and Gio discuss Myles Garrett's trade request and Cooper Kupp's potential trade. Jerry's update includes Knicks' win, Josh Hart's take on Mavs/Lakers trade, Jimmy Butler's situation, and OG Anunoby's injury. Super Bowl media week highlights include Saquon Barkley's comments, Patrick Mahomes' take on stopping himself, and Colin Cowherd's illness. Roger Goodell dismisses Chiefs favoritism theory despite Gio's statistical counterargument.
Hour 2
The show discussed Saquon Barkley's Super Bowl interviews, Kendrick Lamar's upcoming halftime performance, and the Giants' draft picks. Jerry provided an update, including the Knicks' win and Luka Doncic's trade. They also discussed the Florida Panthers' White House visit and NFL coaches in the Hall of Fame. Callers speculated about Kanye West's wife, Bianca.
Hour 3
Bill Cowher joined the show to discuss Andy Reid's coaching, the Eagles' Super Bowl chances, and the Jets and Giants' offseason moves. Jerry provided Knicks updates, including Stephen A. Smith's take on LeBron potentially joining the Knicks. Super Bowl media day highlights included a reporter's odd question to Jalen Hurts and discussions about officiating. Gio ended the hour with thoughts on his boss and Boomer's new old-time radio microphones.
Hour 4
The show discussed the Knicks, potential trades, and player injuries. Gio doesn't want to mess with the team's chemistry by adding or subtracting players before the trade deadline. Jerry's update included Knicks highlights and player interviews. The Moment of the Day was Boomer's theory on Luka Doncic getting traded. The show ended with discussion on Dante DiVincenzo's injury and an upcoming 'bury the hatchet' spot with Carl Banks. -
Hour 1
Gio discusses Boomer's X posts hinting at Pete Alonso and the Mets. Jerry covers AJ Brown's Super Bowl prep, Andy Reid's response to critics, NBA news, and Dwayne Wade's kidney tumor removal. Boomer remains confident about Alonso joining the Mets and is excited about the potential lineup with Alonso and Juan Soto.
Hour 2
Cam Newton said he wouldn't trade his MVP trophy for a Super Bowl trophy, which Boomer disagrees with. The show also discussed Justin Tucker's sexual harassment allegations, Patrick Mahomes and Saquon Barkley's Super Bowl aspirations, and Cam Newton's controversial comments about MVPs being better than Super Bowl championships.
Hour 3
Boomer expects Pete Alonso to sign with the Mets today. He discussed hypothetical QB swaps and Jerry gave an update. Saquon doesn't want to watch the Chiefs celebrating, and Sean McDermott was asked about officiating. Shedeur Sanders is excited to play the Cowboys in the near future, and Stu Feiner called in. The show compared the Chiefs and Eagles and discussed Jets GM Darren Mougey.
Hour 4
Boomer and Gio discuss OJ Simpson, with a call from Boomer's former teammate Mike Norseth. Jerry gives an update on Justin Tucker allegations and other sports news. The Moment of The Day focuses on Boomer. The final segment features comedy and a discussion about cell phones in classes. -
The midair collision between a passenger jet and a helicopter over Washington on Wednesday night was the deadliest plane crash in the United States in more than 20 years.
Emily Steel, a Times investigative reporter who has been covering the crash, explains what happened.
Guests: Emily Steel, an investigative reporter for the business desk of The New York Times.
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A summer barbecue transformed into a nightmare when lightning split the sky above Somerset, England. Peter Williamson dashed across his rain-soaked lawn to rescue his terrified dog, unaware that his next step would carry him beyond the boundaries of our world.
His family watched in horror as a blinding flash illuminated his silhouette against the stormy sky. When their vision cleared, Peter had evaporated into thin air.
The police launched a search, but found no footprints, no scorch marks, and no explanation for how a man could disappear from a walled garden. Sixteen witnesses swore they watched him vanish in plain sight.
Three days passed before Peter materialized in his backyard, wearing unfamiliar clothes and carrying items that defied explanation. His memories painted a picture of a hospital that both existed and didn't exist, where reality shimmered like heat waves rising from summer pavement.
The investigation into his disappearance uncovered something extraordinary: evidence suggesting Peter had slipped through a crack between parallel universes. His impossible story forces us to question everything we think we know about the nature of reality. -
Yesterday, Cam Newton said he would not trade his MVP trophy for a Super Bowl trophy.
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Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with AJ Brown talking about having a lot to do for other people during Super Bowl preparation. Andy Reid was asked about all the people rooting against them. Jerry went around the NBA last night. Dwayne Wade reveals he had a tumor on his kidney which was surgically removed.
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Hour 1
Tragic news of a fatal mid-air collision between a commercial jet and a military helicopter started the day. C-Lo filled in for Jerry and discussed a past on-air fight with Al. Evan’s 420 Day. Sports news included the Knicks' win, Adam Silver's proposed rule change, Steve Wilks' new role, and Rutgers' victory. David Blough's potential Jets role brought up a bad memory for Gio. The show questioned the 49ers' firing of Steve Wilks after a Super Bowl appearance.
Hour 2
The Jets hired Steve Wilks as defensive coordinator, and Boomer discussed why the Niners let him go. Boomer also talked about David Blough and Josh McCown's prospects, and a caller asked why QBs don't backpedal anymore. C-Lo gave an update, and they discussed David Blough's potential role with the team. The Knicks beat the Nuggets, and some Eagles attended the Sixers game. Rutgers beat Northwestern. Scottie Scheffler had an accident at home. Gio started watching the new Netflix documentary on OJ Simpson and found it surprisingly informative.
Hour 3
Gio is unsure if he should be excited about the Knicks' potential. Boomer asks what they need to beat Boston. Gio dismisses Cleveland, despite their good season. They discuss the Knicks' starting five and the importance of health in the playoffs. C-Lo gives an update, but first they discuss Holland Tunnel traffic and Evan Roberts and Pete Hoffman taking gummies before recording their podcast. Brandon Tierney suggested they smoke a blunt instead. BT said Carton changed Evan. The final segment discusses Aaron Glenn and the Jets, emphasizing the need for patience with a first-time head coach and GM.
Hour 4
The show discussed Steve Wilks' resume, Peter Schwartz's press conference, and C-Lo's update on CBS Sports Network's deal with professional table tennis. They also talked about the Utah NHL team's potential names, Brandon Tierney's solo show, and Bernie Sanders. The Moment of The Day was Boomer cursing while talking quarterbacks. -
Hour 1
Boomer is back today and has a reaction to Aaron Glenn’s press conference as he wasn’t here yesterday. We talked about the important hires he has for offensive and defensive coordinators. We talked about Pete Alonso and the Mets and how it compares to Saquon Barkley and the Giants. Boomer seems angry at all the money the Dodgers are spending. He said the Yankees will ‘cake walk’ into the World Series even though we will be complaining about them in July and August. C-Lo is in for Jerry and is here for his first update of the day and starts with Aaron Boone, in studio, with BT & Sal from yesterday. He talked about losing to the Dodgers and their giant payroll. Hal Steinbrenner also talked about the Dodgers payroll and ‘we’ll see who’s there at the end’. Mike McCarthy is not planning to coach this year. Looks like Kellen Moore is going to get the Saints job. Dean Blandino was on SiriusXM and said even his brother thinks the NFL is fixed for the Chiefs. The Rangers lost and Boomer is angry. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about Liam Coen’s history and how odd it is. We also talked about the dominant defense that Steve Spaguolo is running with the Chiefs.
Hour 2
We talked about Tom Brady’s ownership in the Raiders and the conflict of interest with broadcasting games for FOX. Pete Carroll made it seem like he’s going to be very involved. Boomer said this is cause for concern because it’s a competitive league and there are jobs on the line every week. How is Roger Goodell not getting involved in this? Boomer said the NFL wants the biggest names doing the games. Anthony in Belleville read an article that said Boomer almost went to the Chargers after his one season doing Monday Night Football. Boomer said he always wanted to play for the Bears. Boomer said he did have a chance to play for the Packers. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with audio of Aaron Boone with BT & Sal yesterday talking about having to discipline or motivate players. C-Lo and Boomer got into the Rangers. BT asked Boone about losing Juan Soto. An ‘astrologist’ called into C-Mac to talk about why Pete Alonso and the Mets are not going to work out. And the Rangers lost at MSG last night. In the final segment of the hour, Gio had to pick up 4 prescriptions yesterday for the family and there was an issue.
Hour 3
Phil Simms joins us in his usual Wednesday spot. We of course talked about the Chiefs win over the Bills and why they always seem to win the tough games. Phil doesn’t like teams chasing points at the start of the game going for two. We also talked to Phil about the Commanders/Eagles game, specifically Jayden Daniels and Saquon Barkley. We also talked about the draft and Phil will be really surprised if the Giants don’t end up with one of the top 2 quarterbacks. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with audio from Aaron Boone on with BT & Sal. He talked about the Dodgers payroll and their crazy spending. Jon Gruden talked about players vs ‘playas’. In the final segment of the hour, we got an answer on the NJ drones but it was not a satisfactory answer.
Hour 4
Boomer thinks the Mets Pete Alonso situation is mirroring the Giants Saquon Barkley situation. Boomer wants him to be a Met and that may be his Mets fandom talking. Gio said all of the major sports websites were leading with Brittney Griner signing with the Dream. Gio said nobody cares about that. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day and starts with audio of Aaron Boone on with BT & Sal yesterday. Evan Roberts wrote multiple poems for his life and read some of them. There was a brawl in the stands during VCU/Saint Louis. The Moment of The Day: Sal is having lasik surgery and is going to milk it. In the final segment of the show, former Colts kicker Mike Vanderjagt said burned bridges from 20 years ago are keeping him out of the Colts Ring of Honor. -
Hour 1
Jerry is in for Boomer today so it’s Gio & Jerry. We talked about the Jets press conference with Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey. Glenn said everything Jets fans would want to hear. There are still decisions to be made, including what to do with Aaron Rodgers. If not Rodgers, who are they realistically getting? How much did Glenn have to do with the Lions successful turnaround? When teams are stuck in quarterback hell, like the Jets, it is going to be tough on the head coach. Rodgers comes with a lot of baggage that a head coach has to deal with. Jerry has hope for the Jets, as both the Red Sox and Cubs figured it out. I mean, we had a Cubs/Cleveland World Series. C-Lo is in for Jerry and is here for his first update and starts with the sounds of Aaron Glenn from the press conference. Darren Mougey referenced getting a Super Bowl back to the Jets. The Jags welcomed Liam Coen as the new Head Coach and it didn’t go great. In the final segment of the hour, Al & Jerry are struggling to get views on YouTube.
Hour 2
In the last 3 years in the playoffs, we looked at penalties called against the Chiefs and those called against their opponents. There is a big difference. This is why people think the Chiefs get the calls. A caller said maybe great teams commit fewer penalties. A woman thinks the refs knew about Dave Portnoy’s bet against the Chiefs and favored them because of it. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with the sounds of Aaron Glenn, wanting ‘this job’. Glenn said ‘get used to winning’. He will not be calling the defense because he wants to be ‘the best head coach’. Pete Carroll met the media and was interrupted by Marshawn Lynch. Jerry Jones talked about the risk of hiring Brian Schottenheimer since he has no head coaching experience. In the final segment of the hour, Brett from Long Island vs C-Mac is now a YouTube video on the WFAN channel. A caller said maybe the Chiefs don’t make mistakes so they don’t get flagged.
Hour 3
There’s a pic on X that shows a 45 year old Tom Brady compared to a 38 year old Kenny Stabler. Kenny looks no less than 55 years old. Kenny was probably drinking and smoking a lot. Gio thinks it’s really the food we’re eating here compared to Europe, where people still smoke and still look healthier than a lot of people in America. We took calls on people looking older back a few decades ago than we do now. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Aaron Glenn talking about the sting of losing the Championship game to Denver and how he came to get that back for the Jets. Gio channels Joe Benigno talking about Darren Mougey. Jerry Jones met the media and referenced ‘glory holes’ again and cried during the press conference. The Knicks beat the Grizzlies at the Garden. In the final segment of the hour, we took calls on why people looked older a few decades ago than we do now. Gio has been watching videos about Neptune and the moons around it.
Hour 4
Aaron Glenn mentioned in yesterday’s press conference that he still thinks about the championship game loss to the Broncos and wants to get that back for the Jets. Gio said they have been in quarterback hell and they’re still there. Glenn needs a great quarterback and a great offensive coordinator. Ben Johnson took the Bears job because of Caleb Williams. Mike Vrabel took the Patriots job because of Drake Maye. Jerry was not impressed by Maye, but Gio thought he was pretty good. We have to give Glenn a learning curve. We can’t expect him to be a great coach in season one. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day, but first we talked about Gio’s dog situation. Jerry used to have a tick where he would say, ‘and a ballsack’ in the WFAN newsroom. C-Lo starts with the sounds of Aaron Glenn from his opening press conference. Woody Johnson also spoke about Glenn and GM Darren Mougey. Jon Gruden talked about the challenges of new head coaches. Jerry Jones talked about all the risks he’s taken over the last five years. The Moment of The Day: Gio as ... -
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The history of medicine goes back to the dawn of mankind when ancient healers used special herbs to treat illnesses.
Hippocrates, the father of medicine, laid the foundation for modern medical practice: observation, diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. His work set the stage for centuries of medical progress.
In the 19th century, Edward Jenner created a smallpox vaccine, and Louis Pasteur proved microorganisms caused disease. The 20th century brought antibiotics, medical imaging, and organ transplants. In the past 400 years, the human lifespan has doubled.
But something happened to medicine along the way. It became an industry. A profitable one.
President Eisenhower warned against creating a "military-industrial complex" because if you make war profitable, you'll always have war. He was right.
So, here's a cynical question: If you make illness profitable, will you always have illness?
In recent years, trillions have been spent on cancer research and therapies. That's a lot of people getting rich from a disease that's already been cured. -
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