N The Zone Network

It's time to "REPLAY THE HITS!" Well the story broke that Mike Matheny was let go as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals. So in this edition, NTZ takes you back to November 2016, just after the Chicago Cubs won the World Series (yeah that really happened). The Livn Legend gives a glorious monologue on the Defenders of Matheny and also why Cardinal fans cheered on their hated rivals in the Series. This could have not come at a better time so you can hear and understand the Legend give this monologue for you. Let's replay this WONDERFUL hit!

NOTE: The following contains language that some might find objectionable. Parental discretion is advised.

Rory Karpf, award-winning filmmaker and director, joins the N The Zone crew to talk about his work with the 30 For 30 Ric Flair documentary along with dismissing the notion that the same old story was given on Flair, along with being a fan of the wrestling genre. The guys also talk to him about his work with ESPN and how he developed a relationship with them, what was his best film that he has worked on, along with how he got connected with rapper Snoop Dogg. Plus touching base on the "I Hate Christian Laettner" documentary, how that came to fruition and what new projects he has in store for the future.

Mike Seabrook, founder of Brookline Sports, joins Palmer to talk about his company, working with Oakland Raiders linebacker Bruce Irvin, also what is was like to be at West Virginia with the likes of now NFLers: Geno Smith and Tavon Austin, along with former WVU standout Steadman Bailey.

Charlene Castellanos, sports publicist, podcast host and president of Rep & Brand joins Palmer Alexander to talk about the upcoming Gladiathers Mixer in Atlanta this July. Also how her and our past guest Cecelia Townes work together with their IG TV show, "Workin' Women Wednesday." She talks about former NFL TE Aaron Hernandez along with the journey of becoming a sports publicist. Plus she talks about her companying and what it takes to making a brand.

Cecelia Townes of Gladiathers and Beyond The Game is back with N The Zone once again talking about her upcoming Gladiathers: Women In Sports Mixer in Atlanta. Also, she talks about her newest social media segment, "Workin' Women Wednesday" done every Wednesday at 12PM EST on Instagram LIVE.

The Livn Legend is back again with "The Monologue," this time focusing on Trump: whether it's the focus in the White House, why lower black (or minority) unemployment doesn't really mean growth for the country, and then the NFL and how Trump brought the league to its "knees" with this new policy on protesting. What a time to be alive! The Monologue on deck!

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Danisha Rolle, founder of SET Media, joins Palmer talking about the inaugural "SET An Example: Women of the NFL" Conference. Then she gives her take on the recent events that occurred in the NFL.

Kelsey Nicole Nelson (@therealknelson), award-winning sports radio and television personality, one of the hardest working and bright reporters today, joins Palmer Alexander talking about her interview with LaVar Ball and how that came too. Also, her time working on the sidelines for the Big East Network with the Georgetown Hoyas women's basketball team. Plus she talks about her work in the community and that has impacted her career while it's still on the rise.

You can catch her weekly show, "Listen In with KNN" on Fox Sports 96.9 FM & 1340 AM every Tuesday and Thursday.

In this edition of The Monologue, The Livn Legend gives his thoughts on former ESPN 101 program director Jason Barrett and why he's not so highly on Barrett. Plus: Kanye, Trump and Martin Luther King all in one. You have to listen to find out about those 3 names.

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Edniesha Curry, the newest men's assistant coach at the University of Maine joins Palmer talking about working with the men after a season of working with the women of the same university. Plus, who she looks up to while coaching the game of basketball and her thoughts on the WNBA future, being a former WNBA player.