On the heels of the Zion Williamson fiasco on Wednesday night, the Guys talk One and Done in their final episode on BlogTalkRadio.

 

Don't worry. We aren't going anywhere though. Stay tuned to our facebook page Facebook.com/GOTRPodcast as we will be updating that this week with our new information and where you can find out shows. Plus some new stuff we've been working on! It's an exciting time that's for sure.

 

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Lots of stuff discussed on the latest GOTR Podcast. Spoiler alert: It was taped on Friday evening. We talked whether gym class is important (Topic starts 10 minutes in) as well as how to fix NBA All-Star weekend (Topic starts 40 minutes in). Also, be prepared for a massive rant by Andy on the All-Star weekend about 50 minutes in.

 

Plus here's the article we discussed at length related to gym class: https://www.philly.com/philly/education/gym-class-thats-like-stepping-into-a-video-game-20180126.html

 

Enjoy!

 

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Everything in life right now is going great. I have a girl that loves me. I'm gonna be a father and a husband. So I have all the reasons in the world to be happy. Yet, I can't help but think of all the bullshit that's gonna come our way in raising a mixed child. Sure everyone is happy for us and are wishing us well. Reality is, the same people that are wishing us well, are talking hella shit behind our backs and will be soon brave enough to say it to our faces. Racism will rear it's ugly head. I wonder if my girl will be ready for all of that?

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Aight folks, it's time to gain some sensibility. I know we've all heard about the Liam Neeson interview by now, where he talks to the interviewer about an incident he went through back in the day. He was candid, he was truthful, and most importantly, he realized he was wrong and grew from it. Now, because we live in a world where people become "outraged" and want you to lose your job, the internet did what the internet does and took things to a whole new level of being stupid. Now people are calling this man a racist and want him fired. Is that the right way to combat racism? Let's hash this all out in today's episode. 

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We've heard the old adage, "love conquers all", "all you need is a little love", "love will find a way", and my personal favorite, "love is unconditional". But is it really? I mean, yes we do have love for people, family, friends, significant other. But is our love truly unconditional or do we place specific conditions on love and how we love? In today's episode, I wanna explore this idea if love really is unconditional. I'm pretty sure that this topic wil lbe revisited again in the future, bur for today, let's flex our intellectual muscles a bit and have some fun. 

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Saturday night, my girlfriend and I had a heart to heart conversation. Mostly, it was me venting some frustrations about life and her listening and chiming in when she could. Then she dropped a bomb-shell on me that really made me think. She said that I quit things when they get too difficult. Upon hearing this, I didn't know whether to get offended, get angry, or clap back with some witty remark. I chose to do neither of those. Instead, I pondered what she said and eventaully agreed with her. I do quit things when they get too difficult. Football, med school, relationships, and various other things. Then I thought, if I do this, what about others? Do other people quit difficult things as well? The answer is, probably. So, let's have a discusssion shall we? Let's see where we can go with this. 

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With the high rates of single mothers and a lot of dad bashing articles out there (surprisingly), I wanted to take some time in today's episode to discuss the importance of having a father in a kids life. There are plenty of benefits fo having our dads in our lives, they help us gain confidence. Make smarter decisions in life. Give us the confidence we need to go out there and slay shit. So heck yeah dads are important! Let's delve a little more shall we?

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Growing up, I've dabbled in many religions and had an up and down experience with the whole thing. Now I don't want to say that religion is bad as a whole, because I can understand why it's important to most. As for my experience, i don't think religion is that important.A lot of religion relies on basic philosophies of the human experience. Regardless,religion can illicit some really strong emotional responses when it's the subject of focus. in today's episode, I try to explore the concept of religion a little bit. Not in a negative manner, but more in a quizzical nature of why do we need or don't need it Let's discuss

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I know that I've been on this podcast before talking about enjoy life and pursue your passions. But every now and again, I too fall victim to the wishes and desires of life. I often times find myself in a funk thinking about the things I wish I could've had, instead of really taking the time to enjoy the things that I have now. It's a bit hypocritical to honest, but we all do it. We all fall victim to the desires of our mind. So, let's have a brief discussion about it. 

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Accroding to some studies, religioin seems to be on the decline. In a poll that was taken back in 2014, survey has shown that approx. 78% of adults say they are religiously affliated, which is an approx. 7% decline from that same survey taken back in 2007, which had approx. 83% of adults claiming to be religiously affliated. So why the decline? What has people turning their backs on religion? Andy and I will try and discuss some possible reasons as to why people are leaving the church or abandoning religion all togehter. 

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