104.3 The Fan Interviews

Jesse Kove joins the show to tell Nick & Cecil you have to have the heart of a lion and the skin of a rhino in the entertainment industry and it’s all about being there at the end no matter how many times you’ve been hit. Jesse talks about the training in action movies and has some advice for aspiring actors that want to move to Hollywood. Also, Cecil asks Kove about the script for Max Reload and the Nether Blasters & working with Kevin Smith.

Denver Nuggets President of Basketball Operations, Tim Connelly, joined the show to discuss the NBA returning and his thoughts on the team's chances. Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images

ESPN's Pedro Gomez joined the show to discuss the latest surrounding MLB returning. Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images

Arran Anderson of 9News joins Shawn to discuss the return of Major League Baseball. Arran thinks the NFL will make changes because of the worldwide protests. He thinks the NFL has an opportunity to dramatically adjust their broadcasts.

Jorge Sedano from ESPN joins the show to talk about the NBA’s announced return to action in late July and why teams like Memphis will have a tough time in the tournament compared to Houston and teams that play small ball. Sedano mentions LeBron training his body to get into game shape and young NBA teams that could take advantage of the awkward schedule. Nick asks Sedano about Jokic fighting through to the Western Conference Finals to get the respect the Nuggets want, and Sedano brings up Michael Porter Jr.’s skillset and needed game time to get Denver over the hump.

James Merilatt joins the show to talk about Melo coming to the Denver Nuggets in 2003 and the turnaround that followed. James says Jake Plummer might be the third-best QB of all-time for Denver but he was a big Jay Cutler fan due to the amazing throws. James says Bradley Chubb is in a prove it year because his sacks in his rookie year were lucky and he didn’t do enough before getting hurt in 2019 to be labeled as Von Miller’s successor.

Former Denver Broncos CB Champ Bailey joins the show to say you take it for granted when you are playing and remembers his 99-yd interception return. Champ says everything won’t be peachy for Ojemudia and he should stick close to Bouye in his rookie year. Champ points out the Broncos have built a culture and Bouye knows that. Nick asks Champ about the issue this society has and why it’s not about George Floyd today, it’s about the rest of our lives.

Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson joins the show to talk about the protests and everything that went into the moment he decided to support Flint demonstrators and walk with protesters in Michigan.

Former Broncos running back Clinton Portis joins the show to talk about offensive systems in Denver and why he had to bring it every week with the other running backs in the AFC West at the time. Portis says Denver backs are hard workers with opportunity in Shanahan’s system and gives credit to the Broncos’ offensive line when it comes to getting to the second level.

Former Denver Nuggets coach George Karl joined the Dan Jacobs show and talked about his lack-of interaction with Michael Jordan and talked about his appearance on The Last Dance. Karl also talked about how he managed the Nuggets post Melo and how he would get the NBA back to action.

 

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