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The podcast currently has 188 episodes available.
Welcome to Legends Live Forever, a new series from Real Talk with MJ, presented by Be The Renaissance. In this episode, we sit down with NBA veteran Dion Waiters as he reflects on his journey from the streets of Philly to the bright lights of the NBA. Dion opens up about his time at Syracuse, the pressures of the NBA Draft, playing alongside LeBron James, and winning a championship with the Miami Heat. He also shares personal stories about overcoming adversity, the lessons he’s teaching his son, and his mantra to "bet on yourself and double down." This episode is packed with raw emotion, untold stories, and inspiring insights from a true legend.
Tune in for an unfiltered look into Dion's life, his rise to the top, and how his legacy continues to inspire.
In this episode of Real Talk with MJ, we’re breaking down the latest in Philly sports and beyond. Eagles GM Howie Roseman has made some questionable offseason moves, but why is he avoiding criticism? I’ll dive into why he should be held more accountable for the team’s struggles. I’m also calling for Cooper DeJean to start in the slot over Avonte Maddox—his skills could be the game-changer the Eagles need. Shifting to basketball, the 76ers have high hopes for Jared McCain, but is he ready to make an impact? Meanwhile, the Knicks are getting a lot of hype, but I’ll explain why I think they’re overrated. Plus, stick around for my NFL Week 5 predictions, including a few surprises. Tune in for all the real talk and expert analysis you’ve come to expect!
In this episode, MJ discusses Nick Sirianni's inexcusable decisions on offense, Jalen Hurts being more clutch than Dak Prescott and Lamar Jackson, and the Eagles' defense showing up with their backs against the wall.
In this episode, MJ dives into the Philadelphia Eagles' similarities to last year's squad, examining their weaknesses after week two. MJ also tackles head coach Nick Sirianni's struggles, and what they mean for the team's future. Finally, MJ gives a passionate rant about rookie standout Jalen Carter and the former rookie standout reportedly being late to a team meeting, which was why he didn't start against the Falcons.
In this episode of Philly Phrenzy, MJ opens with Jason Kelce's retirement and how much Jalen Hurts will be under to be the face of the franchise. MJ gives his take on who should be the Eagles next running back between Sequin Barkley or D'Andre Swift. And MJ says why he wants CJ Gardner-Johnson and Justin Simmons as his dream safety scenario. There bonus NBA topics about the Sixers, Celtics and Clippers at the end!
In episode 4 of Philly Phrenzy, MJ talks about reports that Nick Sirianni needs Big Dom on the sidelines, Haasan Reddick's trade status and developing stories circling around Jalen Hurts leadership and AJ Brown beef with Philly media.
Rayquan "King of N.I.L." Smith joins Real Talk with MJ for season 2 episode 3. The "King of N.I.L. with over 80 deals shared his secret sauce in how he accumulated so many partnerships, the life of a college athlete, his time at Virginia Union, advice for athletes and more!
On episode 3 of Philly Frenzy, MJ reacts to the Chiefs defeating the 49ers 25-22. MJ says the 49ers are the California Cowboys, gives his take on Patrick Mahomes vs. Tom Brady debate and reacts to the Travis Kelce hate.
In the second episode of Philly Phrenzy, MJ clarifies his statement on why the Philadelphia Sixers should look into trading Joel Embiid, discusses questions about Jalen Hurt's leadership, and gives his official prediction of who will win the Super Bowl.
In the first official episode of Philly Phrenzy, MJ talks about Joel Embiid tearing his meniscus after coming back from injury, Tyrese Maxey dropping 51 points in a close win over the Utah Jazz, and the Philadelphia Eagles' new coaching staff hires.
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