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Jeff and Jason kick off FOJ 32 discussing Jeff's upcoming Las Vegas work trip. Jason shares the struggles of his youth baseball team, detailing recent blowout losses, including a tough 30-4 defeat. They explore the challenges of coaching desire and the skill gap in youth sports. The conversation shifts to Jeff's Vegas adventures, from the grind of work conferences to a memorable (and scandalous) show called Absinthe. The guys also reminisce about their time working at Chili's, sharing wild stories, including Jason's underage serving incident. They wrap up with a fun round of "Would You Rather" questions, covering everything from controlling time to owning a clone.

Timestamps:

• 0:00:00 - Introduction & Short Week for FOJ
• 0:00:37 - Jeff's Vegas Trip Details
• 0:00:54 - Jason's Youth Baseball Team Struggles Begin
• 0:02:21 - The Infamous 30-4 Loss
• 0:03:30 - Discussion on Effort, Focus, and Ability in Youth Sports
• 0:04:35 - Post-Game Consequences: Running Poles
• 0:06:16 - Coaching Challenges and Next Year's Team Decisions
• 0:07:41 - Skill vs. Desire in Youth Baseball
• 0:10:07 - Kids' Feedback: Fear of Failure
• 0:11:23 - Team's Overall Ability and Holes
• 0:13:23 - The Coaches' Dilemma: Blame and Improvement
• 0:14:13 - Parental Influence on Young Athletes
• 0:15:30 - Future of the Team and Tryouts
• 0:17:44 - Listener Feedback on Coaching Challenges
• 0:18:21 - Life Lessons from Baseball
• 0:19:42 - Supporting Kids Beyond the Field
• 0:20:26 - Worst Loss in Coaching History
• 0:21:42 - Jeff's Vegas Work Trip
• 0:22:55 - Area 15 and John Wick Pop-up in Vegas
• 0:25:15 - Absinthe: The Unexpected Client Show in Vegas
• 0:30:54 - The Risks of Risky Client Entertainment
• 0:32:38 - Preferred Client Entertainment (Topgolf vs. Steak Dinners)
• 0:34:30 - Work Podcast & Its Benefits
• 0:36:12 - Jeff's Other Podcast's Success
• 0:37:38 - Reflecting on Decades of Friendship
• 0:45:57 - Favorite Part of Working at Chili's
• 0:49:17 - Jason's Worst Chili's Incident (Underage Serving)
• 0:51:33 - Jeff's Least Favorite Part of Chili's
• 0:52:59 - The Stress of Working in a Restaurant
• 0:54:43 - Would You Rather: Sports Edition
• 1:06:03 - Would You Rather: See 150 Years or 10 Minutes into the Future
• 1:08:10 - Would You Rather: Telekinesis or Telepathy
• 1:10:01 - Would You Rather: Unlimited Power or Universal Respect
• 1:11:47 - Would You Rather: Work in Extreme Heat or Extreme Cold
• 1:15:02 - Dumbass of the Week: Arctic Breeze Fans
• 1:15:57 - Would You Rather: Personal Maid or Personal Chef
• 1:16:35 - Would You Rather: Oscar Extra or Bomb Lead Role
• 1:17:58 - Would You Rather: Travel Free for a Year or $50K
• 1:20:19 - Forgetting Anniversary vs. Birthday
• 1:21:56 - Would You Rather: Only Pizza for a Year or No Pizza for Five Years
• 1:24:28 - Would You Rather: Control Time or Weather
• 1:25:18 - Would You Rather: Be Loved by All or Respected by All
• 1:25:46 - Would You Rather: Famous Inventor or Famous Writer
• 1:26:19 - Would You Rather: Relive a Day or Redo a Decision
• 1:27:54 - Would You Rather: $1 Million Now or $5 Million in 5 Years
• 1:28:57 - Would You Rather: Clone Yourself or Control Someone Else
• 1:32:23 - Would You Rather: Front Row or Backstage Pass at a Concert
• 1:34:20 - Jeff's Backstage Story with OneRepublic
• 1:44:25 - Chili's Co-workers: Amanda Bentley
• 1:47:50 - Steadman Brothers' Success
• 1:50:51 - Potential Guest for FOJ

Keywords:FOJ, podcast, youth baseball, coaching, sports, Las Vegas, Chili's, restaurant, would you rather, Chicago sports, OneRepublic, entertainment, life stories.#FOJPodcast #YouthBaseball #LasVegas #Chilis #WouldYouRather #SportsTalk #LifeLessons #OneRepublic

Jeff and Jason kick off FOJ 31 discussing computer woes and Memorial Day plans, leading into Jason's youth baseball team's winning streak. Jeff shares his recent travel experiences in New York City, including delicious Korean fried chicken and observations on the city's vibe and Fleet Week. They talk about potential New York City vacation plans, including iconic landmarks and sports venues. The conversation shifts to MLB updates, with Jason critiquing the White Sox's recent moves and discussing surprising team performances, including the Cubs' strong showing and the Orioles' struggles. They then dive into the NBA playoffs, highlighting high-scoring games and emerging teams. Football talk covers Bears mini-camp progress and the NFL's decision on the "tush push". Later, they explore favorite TV shows and movies, including the vast Marvel Cinematic Universe and a fun quiz on top-grossing actors. Jason wraps up with listener shout-outs and a quirky car wash deal, before Jeff shares his ongoing frustrations with his Polestar car (again). The episode concludes with a hypothetical discussion about playing professional sports for money.

Timestamps:

• 0:00:23: Jay's computer gets the "Dumbass of the Week".
• 0:01:46: Jason's baseball team's winning streak.
• 0:03:02: Jeff's New York City travel and Korean fried chicken.
• 0:05:51: Favorite things to do in New York City.
• 0:08:28: Fleet Week and plane watching.
• 0:09:39: Anniversary plans and New York City vacation ideas.
• 0:14:26: MLB betting updates and White Sox analysis.
• 0:18:00: Jason's free car wash hack.
• 0:20:41: Shout out to Guigs Detail.
• 0:22:37: MLB surprises: Orioles' demise and Cubs' rise.
• 0:29:13: NBA Playoffs discussion.
• 0:34:53: Bears mini-camp and NFL updates.
• 0:36:18: The "Tush Push" debate.
• 0:40:55: TV and Movie updates: Game of Thrones and Yellowstone.
• 0:44:47: Jeff's thoughts on Andor and The Last of Us.
• 0:47:11: Top-grossing actors and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
• 1:07:40: Top-charting music artists.
• 1:13:33: NFL career interceptions trivia.
• 1:23:18: Hypothetical NFL contracts and positions.
• 1:28:43: Jeff's "Rudy" moment for the Bears.
• 1:29:28: Jason's dream baseball pitch.
• 1:36:23: Listener of the Week: Sean
• 1:38:54: ESPN UI rant.
• 1:39:28: Polestar car issues earn it another "Dumbass of the Week"
• 1:46:46: Jason's coaching future.

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In this episode of FOJ, Jeff is back from his trip to Europe, and he recounts his travel experiences, starting with a chaotic journey to Berlin for a work conference. He discusses the conference itself, the city of Berlin, and observations about European perspectives on US politics and technology. Then, Jeff details his vacation portion of the trip with his wife, starting in Berlin and then taking a train to Amsterdam. He shares his enthusiastic impressions of Amsterdam, calling it his new favorite city, and describes their activities, including museum visits, enjoying local food and drinks, and a day trip to Bruges and the North Sea in Belgium. Jeff also explains how he managed to travel for two weeks with only a backpack and a carry-on.

Jason then shares updates, including his son Jeremy finishing his college baseball career and graduating, Joshua's baseball and car detailing business, and a recent round of golf with his sons.

The conversation shifts to sports, covering the Cubs vs. Sox series, the Bears' rookie mini-camp and potential trades, and the controversy around Caleb Williams' dad reportedly wanting to avoid Chicago. They also touch on the Bears' stadium situation, the length of the MLB season, and the reinstatement of Pete Rose. Jason also shares his "Dumbass of the Week" story involving a strange hotel guest in Sioux Falls. Jeff gives his "Listeners of the Week" to his brother Art and the city of Amsterdam.

Timestamps:

00:00: Intro - Jeff is back from Europe

02:50: Jeff's chaotic travel to Berlin for a work conference

13:05: What Jeff did on the long flight (watching movies)

14:25: Arrival in Amsterdam and layover before Berlin

15:00: Arrival in Berlin, settling in, and initial impressions of the city

15:45: Work conference details and public recognition

16:15: Highlights of Berlin: cleanliness and infrastructure

17:39: Berliners' views on US politics (Trump, executive orders)

23:12: Conference size and Jeff's podcasting activities there

26:02: Jeff's wife arrives; train journey from Berlin to Amsterdam

28:45: Arrival in Amsterdam and why it's Jeff's new favorite city

29:50: Amsterdam activities: museums, food, drinks, Red Light District

32:25: Day trip to Bruges and the North Sea in Belgium

35:37: How Jeff packed for two weeks in a backpack and carry-on

37:26: Jeff's return home and jet lag

43:35: Jason's son Jeremy finishes college baseball and graduates

50:00: Jason's son Joshua's baseball and car detailing business

50:50: Jason's golf game with his sons

57:05: Sports Roundup: Cubs/Sox, Blackhawks draft, NBA playoffs, Bears rookie camp & Caleb Williams drama

01:06:35: Bears stadium update (Arlington Heights back on the menu?)

01:13:20: Coaching 13-year-old baseball

01:17:15: Pete Rose reinstated and eligible for Hall of Fame

01:24:10: Discussion on PEDs in baseball

01:29:15: MLB contracts and finances

01:33:35: NFL as modern-day gladiators vs. other rough sports

01:38:18: Jason's passive retirement income (sports betting) update

01:43:10: Listener of the Week

01:43:53: Dumbass of the Week: Ryan in Sioux Falls

01:56:20: Moral of the episode: Travel!

01:57:25: Outro - Jeff's upcoming trip to NYC

Keywords:

FOJ Podcast, Travel, Europe, Berlin, Amsterdam, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Bruges, Travel Tips, Packing Light, Conference, Technology, US Politics, European Culture, Sports, Baseball, College Baseball, Graduation, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Chicago Bears, NFL, Caleb Williams, Pete Rose, Hall of Fame, Sports Betting, Dumbass of the Week, Listener of the Week

Jason's back from Minnesota with sunburn and stories, and FOJ is fired up for Episode 29. Jeff and Jason break down the Bears’ entire draft — from surprise picks like Luther Burden and Loveland at tight end, to big swings late in the draft. Did they miss the mark by not landing an edge rusher? Plus, they dive into Shedeur Sanders’ dramatic fall to 144th overall, the Cleveland Browns QB chaos, and the internet prank that landed one college kid in FOJ’s Dumbass of the Week spotlight.

Also in this jam-packed episode: Aaron Rodgers rumors, Cubs’ surprising April, betting on baseball as a retirement strategy, playoff thoughts from the NBA and NHL, and a heated Top 10 Guitarists list showdown.

It’s unfiltered, fast-paced, and as always — FOJ doesn’t hold back.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Jason’s Minnesota trip & senior weekend recap
03:00 - Jason forgets his hat: Dumbass of the Week Part 1
06:00 - Full Chicago Bears Draft Breakdown
10:00 - Tight end vs O-line debate
15:00 - Favorite pick of the draft? Luther Burden love
20:00 - Did the Bears ignore edge rusher needs?
23:00 - Shedeur Sanders draft day drama
27:00 - The prank call & Dumbass of the Week Part 2
33:00 - Betting on baseball: Jason’s passive income play
38:00 - Cubs surprising run + Rockies tank watch
40:00 - NBA Playoff talk: Lakers, Timberwolves, Cavs blowout
44:00 - NHL Playoffs get a passing glance
46:30 - Top 10 Guitarists list challenge
53:00 - Top 10 TV Shows according to the internet

Keywords:Chicago Bears Draft 2025, FOJ Podcast, Shedeur Sanders, NFL Draft Reaction, Luther Burden, Jason sunburn, Caleb Williams Bears, Bears offseason recap, Cubs hot start 2025, Aaron Rodgers Steelers, NBA playoffs 2025, NHL playoffs, Top 10 Guitarists, Top TV Shows, comedy sports podcast, unfiltered NFL talk, FOJ sports banter, Shedeur prank call, Browns quarterback room

Description:

In FOJ 28, Jeff and Jason discuss their Easter, Jeff's ongoing issues with his Polestar, including phantom errors and a new scratch, and compare the driving experience of EVs to traditional cars. They question if consumers are acting as beta testers for EV software and the potential for EVs to serve as home battery backups.

The conversation shifts to the upcoming NFL Draft, particularly the Chicago Bears' needs and potential picks at number 10 based on various mock drafts. They debate the value of drafting different positions early and the potential for the Bears to trade back.

Later, they dive into pop culture, challenging each other with top 10 lists for best-selling music artists of all time and most-watched TV series of all time according to different sources, leading to some surprising revelations.

They also touch on their personal use of social media, the concerns around data collection and targeted advertising, and the dark side of "kidfluencing" based on a documentary Jason watched.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction and Easter Recap00:27 - Jeff's Polestar Update and EV Discussion14:08 - Home Battery Backup System22:50 - NFL Draft Preview and Bears Speculation45:25 - Top Selling Music Artists and Most Watched TV Shows01:07:15 - Discussion on "Kidfluencing" and Social Media Data Privacy01:15:40 - Personal Social Media Usage and Concerns01:48:19 - Closing Remarks and Future Plans

Keywords:

FOJ, podcast, Polestar, electric vehicle, EV, car review, car problems, lemon law, battery backup, home energy, solar power, NFL Draft, Chicago Bears, mock draft, sports, pop culture, top 10 list, best selling artists, most watched TV shows, Game of Thrones, Stranger Things, Walking Dead, social media, data privacy, online tracking, targeted advertising, kidfluencer, momager, YouTube, podcasting, current events.

Jeff and Jason are back on the couch for FOJ27, chopping it up on everything from deep Chicago eats to deep sports takes. They kick things off with a passionate love letter to Portillo’s (hot dogs, cheese fries, and yes, chocolate cake), then dive into Jason's sports betting "retirement strategy" — a system built on betting against the White Sox and for the Dodgers.

From there, it’s a journey through the Bulls' “basketball hell,” the Blackhawks' youth movement, Travis Hunter’s NFL two-way dreams, and whether Shedeur Sanders' jersey retirement was a bit premature.

But it’s not just sports — the guys dig into the John Oliver segment on trans athletes, the Savannah Bananas revolutionizing baseball, and how youth coaching is more about shaping kids than chasing wins. This one’s equal parts hilarious, thoughtful, and downright classic FOJ.

Timestamps:

00:00 – FOJ27: Back on the Couch
01:00 – Portillo’s Orders & Midwest Food Culture
06:00 – Betting Against the Sox, For the Dodgers: Jason’s “Strategy”
12:30 – Bulls in Play-In Purgatory + “Basketball Hell”
15:45 – Bedard, the Blackhawks, and Building Around Youth
21:00 – Sports Contracts 101: NHL, NBA, MLB Differences
23:40 – Can Travis Hunter Really Go Two-Way in the NFL?
30:00 – Shedeur Sanders’ Jersey Retired?!
33:00 – John Oliver, Trans Athletes & The High School Sports Line
48:00 – Jason’s First Real Exposure to the LGBTQ+ Community
56:00 – High School Sports: Elite or Developmental?
01:03:00 – Coaching 13-Year-Olds: It's Not About the Wins
01:08:30 – Torpedo Bats, Savannah Bananas, and Baseball as Theater
01:11:45 – Would You Go to a Bananas Game?

Keywords:

FOJ Podcast, Chicago Sports, Portillo’s Review, Sports Betting Strategy, Bulls Play-In, Blackhawks Bedard, Travis Hunter NFL, Shedeur Sanders Jersey, John Oliver Transports, Trans Athletes Debate, Youth Sports Coaching, LGBTQ+ Exposure, Savannah Bananas Baseball, Torpedo Bats, Midwest Culture, Betting Retirement Plan, Coaching Tips, Youth Baseball, FOJ27

Description:

FOJ is back with another unfiltered run through all things sports, bets, and banging guitar riffs. Jeff and Jason dive into Jason’s every game bet strategy—riding the Dodgers to win and the White Sox to tank. Spoiler: one of those is printing passive income. They touch on the current MLB landscape, including offensive surges, freezing temps at Wrigley, and the declining appeal of baseball (supported by actual science).

The guys also break down some music recaps with Ghost and Mick Gordon getting the FOJ playlist nod. Plus, we hit wild sports stats (like Shaq’s one 3-pointer and Fitzgerald's freakish tackle-to-drop ratio), Ovechkin’s milestone, and another painful week of being a Polestar 3 owner.

And yeah… we crown not one, not two, but three thousand and one listeners of the week.

Timestamps:

00:00 – Fresh haircuts & first world problems
02:20 – Jason’s MLB betting strategy (Dodgers & White Sox)
06:40 – Why betting against the Sox is Jason’s cash cow
08:15 – MLB standings, weird offense stats & Braves blues
12:05 – Ghost & Mick Gordon music breakdown
16:00 – Doom nostalgia & VR gaming dreams
21:00 – Google Earth + Flight Simulator = Jason's new obsession
25:00 – Playlist talk: From Bush to Def Leppard
26:00 – Obscure & wild sports stats
29:45 – FOJ Listener of the Week: Ray
30:50 – Alex Ovechkin hits 895, same # of games as Gretzky
34:00 – Don Mattingly’s grand slam anomaly
35:00 – Larry Fitzgerald’s mind-blowing stat
36:30 – 3000 cows, 850,000 baseballs: sports supply facts
38:20 – Baseball’s actual action time: just 9 minutes?!
42:00 – Can MLB have a RedZone-style broadcast?
45:35 – Basketball obscurities: Rodman, Shaq, Wilt & more
51:50 – Forbes Top 30 Rock Bands Challenge

Keywords:FOJ podcast, Jason and Jeff, MLB betting strategy, Dodgers, White Sox, passive income sports betting, Ghost band review, Mick Gordon Doom soundtrack, Alex Ovechkin goal record, weird sports stats, baseball is boring, VR gaming, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Spotify rock playlist, Def Leppard, Larry Fitzgerald stats, sports trivia, podcast sports talk, rock music podcast, FOJ listener of the week, Polestar

Join Jeff and Jay in this jam-packed episode as they celebrate the 25th installment of the FOJ Show. Topics range from epic baseball bets involving the White Sox and Dodgers, to a deep dive into Jay's evolving musical taste with recommendations of Ghost and more. The duo also address unusual ‘would you rather’ questions like the number of sixth graders they could take on in a fight, delve into the realm of AI-generated music, and share light-hearted banter on their favorite TV themes. Plus, get a sneak peek into Jeff’s travel plans and how they’re planning to record a live episode in Chicago. With humor, insight, and a plethora of varied topics, this episode is a must-listen for FOJ fans. #FOJShow #BaseballBets #MusicalJourney #AI #SixthGraderFight #GOT #GameOfThrones #MetalMusic #TVShows

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Milestone Celebration

01:09 Baseball Talk: White Sox and Betting Strategy

10:01 Yankees' New Bat Innovation

21:32 Random Baseball Trivia

28:05 NFL Trivia and Player Discussions

37:33 Draft Picks and Quarterback Dilemmas

40:20 Chicago Bears' Draft Strategy

42:45 Chicago Bulls' Recent Performances

50:15 Blackhawks' Youth Movement

53:02 College Basketball and March Madness

54:29 Music Rediscovery Journey

01:02:22 TV Theme Songs and Nostalgia

01:06:39 Megadeth and Metallica

01:11:56 Musical Talents of Rock Legends' Kids

01:12:21 The Versatility of Music in Modern Careers

01:12:37 The Cello's Place in Contemporary Music

01:13:51 Would You Rather: TV/Movies vs. Music

01:15:24 The Decline of Live TV and Rise of Streaming

01:17:31 Game of Thrones: A Must-Watch Series

01:21:05 The Appeal of The Walking Dead

01:22:34 Breaking Bad: A TV Masterpiece

01:26:16 Hypothetical Fight with Sixth Graders

01:32:34 The Benefits of Martial Arts for Kids

01:43:02 AI in Music Creation

01:44:51 Wrapping Up and Future Plans

In this episode, Jeff and Jason celebrate 24 weeks of podcasting while discussing their recent experiences in Minnesota, including cold baseball games and the culinary delights of Portillo's. They share insights on packing strategies for trips, the impressive facilities at Minnetonka High School, and the college experience of Jay's son, Jeremy. The conversation shifts to the NFL offseason, focusing on draft strategies and quarterback movements, before concluding with a discussion on music and the importance of expanding one's playlist. In this engaging conversation, Jason and Jeff delve into the world of music discovery, sharing their experiences with playlists, overplayed songs, and the impact of music on their lives. They explore the dilemma of whether to listen to one song forever or never hear the same song again, and discuss the influence of classic bands and the art of cover songs. The conversation also touches on the intersection of music and comedy, leading to a light-hearted 'Would You Rather' game about giving up salt or sugar. The episode wraps up with reflections on their favorite music and future discussions.

Chapters

00:00 Celebrating 24 Weeks of Podcasting

01:01 Adventures in Minnesota: Cold Baseball Games

05:01 Packing Strategies for Travel

09:56 Exploring Minnetonka: High School Facilities and Portillo's

14:53 College Life: A Taste of the Party Scene

25:04 Weekend Wrap-Up: Family and Fun in Minnesota

27:45 TV Series Wrap-Up

30:03 NFL Draft Anticipation

36:07 Quarterback Market Dynamics

38:56 Passion for Music

52:01 Exploring New Music Genres

55:18 Navigating Personal Music Preferences

58:52 The Impact of Local Music Scenes

01:00:49 Exploring the Evolution of Music

01:03:40 The Art of Cover Songs

01:06:02 The Intersection of Music and Comedy

01:11:15 The Influence of Stand-Up Comedy

01:16:53 Food Preferences: Sugar vs. Salt

01:21:31 The Joy of Eating and Dining Out

01:25:34 Iconic Film Franchises and Their Legacy

Keywords

podcast, baseball, Minnesota, Portillo's, NFL, music, college life, sports, travel, family, music discovery, playlists, overplayed songs, classic bands, cover songs, comedy, would you rather, salt vs sugar, music influence, music recommendations

In this episode, Jeff and Jason catch up after a week off, discussing their respective travels to Orlando and Tucson. They delve into a variety of topics including the fluctuating cost of eggs, travel mishaps, and their long history with cell phone technology. A significant portion of their conversation is dedicated to the Apple Vision Pro, with Jeff providing an in-depth review of its features and potential. The hosts also discuss recent NFL moves and the Chicago Bears' offseason, expressing optimism about the team's prospects. Additionally, they touch on other sports news, including the Cubs' trip to Japan and Alex Ovechkin's pursuit of Wayne Gretzky's NHL goals record. The episode concludes with a discussion about coaching youth baseball and the challenges and rewards that come with it.

Timestamps

00:00 Market Trends and Personal Updates

03:08 Travel Experiences and Family Time

05:58 Packing Strategies for Travel

08:56 Traveling with Technology

11:47 Family Dynamics and Life Lessons

15:10 The Evolution of Mobile Technology

18:05 Exploring New Tech: Apple Vision Pro

27:21 The Solitary Experience of Apple Vision Pro

28:06 Pricing and Financing Options for Apple Vision Pro

29:26 Immersive Experiences with Apple Vision Pro

30:31 Comparing Apple Vision Pro to Other Devices

32:02 Eye Comfort and Technology in Apple Vision Pro

33:14 Metallica's 3D Concert Experience

35:34 The Future of Sports and Immersive Technology

41:14 Chicago Bears Offseason Moves and Optimism

53:26 The Evolution of Running Backs

55:50 Quarterback Dynamics in the NFL

59:56 Seattle Seahawks' Strategic Moves

01:03:50 NFL Trades and Team Strategies

01:07:55 Building a Winning Team: The Bears' Approach

01:11:50 NHL Records and Player Longevity

01:17:24 Legal Issues in Sports: The Case of KCP

01:20:16 The Double Standards of Professional Athletes

01:24:57 Coaching Youth Sports: Lessons Learned

01:28:28 Exploring New Music and Nostalgia

01:39:15 Upcoming Guests and Future Conversations

Keywords

Apple Vision Pro, NFL, Chicago Bears, cell phone history, travel, sports, technology, music, coaching, baseball, NHL, Wayne Gretzky, Alex Ovechkin, youth sports, legal issues in sports.