This is a new idea I'm trying out. Basically, I look at the 5 biggest news stories of the day and I give my raw thoughts on it. More relaxed, lighthearted, and less produced. Today we talk Trump, Thailand Cave rescue, and the World's Ugliest Dog.

This is PART 2 of the Killing Pablo podcast. A lot of times, famous villains don't "go out with a bang". They go to jail because of tax evasion (Al Capone)or throat cancer (John Gotti).

But that isn't the case for Don Pablo. Pablo Escobar's story ends just as it began. Full throttle.

ESPN host and announcer, Matt Schick, joins me for the second iteration of 3 Books! Of course, Schick came to the table with a couple children books (He has 4 kids under the age of 7). We start off by cracking jokes and talking about bedtime stories but end by exploring heavy ideas about what's going on in today's society.

In the early 90s, law enforcement from all over the world had 1 mission. Capture Pablo Escobar....dead or alive. The story of Pablo Escobar has been portrayed on Netflix's "Narcos", but that only digs about an inch deep. This podcast will take you 6 feet under...into the life of Pablo Escobar.

Today I debut a new segment! It's called "3 books with ___". The idea is I talk with someone who I think you all will find interesting to listen to. I ask them to bring 3 books to the table that they would like to talk about. It could be books they loved, hated, or read to their kids at night. It's a nice change of pace from the normal episodes I push out. My first guest is Brendan Fitzgerald. I met him while he was with ESPN but now he is an announcer with the UFC. He is super smart and a genuine good dude. Enjoy!

Last week, I adventured to Medellín, Colombia for an experience of a lifetime. I witnessed the self-proclaimed "Greatest View in the World" (It was pretty amazing) and I met people from all over the world. This experience changed my life.

Sam Harris argues that free will is an illusion. We are not in control of the decisions that we make. Every choice is based on a cumulation of a lifetime of events. Let's explore consciousness.

For 150 years, we have looked at baseball through the wrong pair of glasses. We've measured success in ways that didn't exactly make sense. Stats like batting average, RBI, and pitching wins are extremely flawed. Yet we keep going back to them again and again. Keith Law breaks it down very simply. And investigates how we can put the right pair of glasses on to view this beautiful game.

During World War II, The Allies pulled off one of the most ambitious deception operations in history. The risk was monumental but the operation worked...and a man who was involved with every step in the process tells us how it happened.

Jocko Willink is the most motivational person you'll ever witness. He's the former commander of the most successful Navy Seal Team in the Iraq war. That experience has lead him down the road of simple truths. Success is about consistency. Consistency is about discipline. Discipline is the at the root of all things you want.