Welcome to Sit, Talk, and Listen Podcast! Our first special guest, Brady is in town, and boy, did we kick things off with a bang! From Cardinals and baseball chatter to a whirlwind tour of current political absurdities—is Klay Thompson the new Joe Biden? Let's ponder over that while Crowdstrike's software update wreaks havoc globally. Are tech bros overdue for an ego deflation? Why are people roasted for changing their minds? Whats up actors interviewing in as one of their characters?

Ever wondered about French Drains or why Chihuahuas are the spawn of canine chaos? And why is it okay to diss cats but a cardinal sin to dislike dogs? We dig deep into pet preferences—who knew they could reveal so much about your hoosier status?

Buckle up for reminiscing about schoolyard football glory, debates on which job has the least attractive folks (sorry, sewage workers), and the genetics of athletes' kids (Bronny James, anyone?). We dissect our AI-generated summary, settle the score between Ellen and Pam, and discuss the plight of the self-awareness-challenged.

From Klay Thompson's enigmatic aura to random celebrity sightings and the inevitable Walmart encounters, this podcast has it all—plus predictions on rappers' longevity, college football fever, and Brady's globe-trotting dilemma.

Join us for laughs, rants, and the odd existential crisis—it's the Brady and Friends Podcast, I mean, Sit, Talk and Listen Podcast, where chaos reigns and no topic is off-limits!

Welcome back for episode 13, where we couldn't decide what to lead with this week, so we're starting with a big shout-out to all our listeners—thanks for sticking with us through the chaos.

First up, the MLB All-Star Game and the rendition of the national anthem at the Home Run Derby that made headlines, proving once again that even when it comes to baseball, controversy can hit a home run.

Speaking of controversy, let's touch on insincere apologies—because nothing says "I'm sorry" like a well-crafted non-apology, right?

In bizarre news, former President Donald Trump narrowly escaped an attempted assassination—seriously, how does that even happen? We delve into the hot button topic.

On the lighter side (or maybe not), Tenacious D's Kyle Gass cracked a joke Down Under that fell flatter than a pancake in a skillet. Sorry, mate, better luck next time.

Switching gears to the current state of American politics—we're navigating through more landmines than a drunk squirrel in a firework factory. When did politicians become celebrities anyway?

And speaking of feeling icky, political talk often leaves us reaching for the hand sanitizer. Can we talk about literally anything else, please?

Misinformation—society's sworn enemy or just a pesky sibling? Let's debate whether capitalism fuels the fire of untruths and greed. Are people only nice because they expect a return on investment?

Meanwhile, meme culture—you tired, bro? When did everyone start believing everything they see online? We've got receipts.

Let's not forget to revisit last week's episode where ChatGPT summarized our shenanigans—thanks for keeping us on track, AI overlord.

Why aren't major news events treated like major news events anymore? Dead celebrities, sports tournaments (Copa America, Euros, you name it)—are they just background noise now?

And finally, the age-old question: what's the worst month for sports fans? Discuss amongst yourselves.

Before we sign off, let's take a moment to appreciate urban parks and declare Forest Park the best park in the country—don't @ us.

Thanks for tuning in to our whirlwind of topics today. Stay curious, stay caffeinated, and we'll catch you next time on Sit, Talk and Listen, that's always one click away from a rabbit hole. Cheers!

Welcome back to another weekly episode of Sit, Talk, and Listen! We hope everyone had a fantastic Fourth of July weekend filled with fireworks and fun. On today's show, we've got a lot to catch up on.

First off, let's talk about our weekend adventures. Some of us hit the golf course and enjoyed the sunny weather, while Payroll managed to take home first place in a cornhole tournament—congrats, Payroll! However, the ride home wasn't all smooth sailing, as he got tangled up in some hillbilly road rage. How do you deal with those crazy drivers out there?

Switching gears, the Cardinals are finally showing some promise on the baseball field, and we can't wait to dive into their recent successes.

Next, we had a blast reading and reacting to an AI-generated summary of our podcast—it was hilariously accurate and gave us a good laugh. We also revisited stories about past coworkers, pondered over Celine Dion's vocal struggles, and discussed the importance of recognizing and overcoming negative mindsets.

Now, let's lighten the mood a bit. When was the last time you went to a carnival? Do you think being a carnival worker is the most unattractive job out there? We'd love to hear your thoughts.

In exciting news, we're in talks with ChatGPT to sponsor our show—fingers crossed that comes through! We'll also touch on NBA contract negotiations and compare them to the earnings of past professional athletes. And for our hockey fans, we'll dive into some NHL slang.

Lastly, we'll discuss fun activities like escape rooms and mini golf—perfect for summer hangouts with friends and family.

Thanks for tuning in, and as always, we appreciate our listeners! Stay tuned for another packed episode next week.

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Welcome episode 11 of Sit, Talk, and Listen! Happy beggining of the month to all our listeners out there. We kicked off today's show by catching up on your hilarious YouTube comments – seriously, you guys crack us up!

Then, we dove into the intriguing dynamics of heroes versus villains in sports. Are Olympic trials the ultimate hero-villain battleground? Speaking of which, did you catch that Dutch beach volleyball player with the unforgettable dance moves? We couldn't decide if it was impressive or just plain weird.

Transitioning from sports to the workplace, we shared stories about our weirdest coworkers. From the guy who brought a pet snake to the office to the lady who always rehearsed her karaoke routine during lunch breaks – thanks, AI, for writing a more entertaining summary than our actual work meetings!

Next up, we revisited MLB's popularity compared to soccer. Are Americans finally catching onto the beautiful game, or are we just obsessed with baseball stats and hot dogs? Of course, we couldn't ignore the buzz around sports gambling – who knew you could bet on synchronized swimming?

In a daring move, we tiptoed into politics, discussing the latest presidential debate. Did society really ask for these candidates, or did we just get stuck with them? And speaking of odds, what are the chances that we're too dumb to talk politics but still do it anyway?

Switching gears, LeBron James' son getting drafted to the Lakers got us pumped for the upcoming 4th of July celebrations. Are fireworks overrated, or are they the only reason to look forward to family reunions?

Join us next time for more laughs, questionable opinions, and hopefully fewer snake incidents. Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment – especially if you've ever worked with a coworker weirder than ours!

In this thrilling 3 part episode recorded during the NHL Stanley Cup Game 7, Payroll Rob and Xavi dive into a whirlwind of topics that blend sports with cultural observations and a dash of unexpected twists.

The episode kicks off with a lively discussion on the state of sports fandom, touching upon the meteoric rise of Caitlin Clark and a wild camp tale of Marshawn Lynch. The hosts segue seamlessly into a quirky exploration of curse words in sports—when they're used, their impact, and their evolving acceptance in mainstream media.

Listeners are treated to live updates and impassioned commentary on the NHL Game 7 unfolding in real-time, capturing the excitement and tension of a championship game.

Shifting gears, the podcast delves into the intriguing topic of MLB's declining popularity, examining the factors contributing to its waning cultural significance.

A humorous yet poignant segment follows on the peculiar habit of wearing hoodies in sweltering heat, prompting introspection on comfort versus fashion.

The pinnacle of the episode arrives with the Florida Panthers clinching the Stanley Cup—an exhilarating moment for hockey fans and a celebration of the team's hard-earned victory.

To wrap things up, the hosts delve into a thought-provoking gospel talk and the human spirit as reflected through the lens of sports.

Episode 10 emerges as a dynamic blend of sports analysis, cultural commentary, and unexpected insights—a testament to the podcast's ability to entertain and engage its audience across diverse interests.

In this episode, we delve into the enigmatic realm of time, pondering its mysteries and implications. From the Bermuda Triangle's alleged time warps to the fleeting moments we thought would be monumental problems in life, we explore the intersection of time and human experience.

We dive into a thought-provoking discussion on the validity of "rich people problems" and whether they carry weight in a world grappling with more pressing issues. As we navigate through topics like inflation and the art of shopping, we find ourselves intrigued by the whimsical antics of the Savannah Bananas baseball team and the enduring appeal of Major League Baseball amidst a changing entertainment landscape.

The conversation takes an unexpected turn as we compare the allure of sports with other forms of entertainment, including the short-lived XFL and the timeless charm of 15-year-old TV shows. Remember Tua on the Battlehawks?

Along the way, we reflect on the ups and downs of life and debate the merits of online shopping versus the tactile experience of shopping in-store.

As the discussion unfolds, we confront the challenges of technology, from the problems with Temu to the lameness of Brian hacks, while also acknowledging the enduring fascination with magic and its ability to captivate audiences.

In a lighter moment, we explore the emerging genre of country rap and the infamous tale of Ozzy Osbourne's alleged feline escapades. Through it all, we celebrate the eclectic tapestry of human experience, finding meaning in the mundane and marveling at the mysteries that continue to shape our world.

Back after a holiday weekend!

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*Catching up/Holiday weekends

*MLB adding Negro League stats to regular recorded books and baseball talk

*Donald Trump found guilty by jury

*Global economy

*Tie or 0-0?

*Self-driving cars

*Podcasts over music?

*AI in the arts

*NBA playoffs

*Gordan Ramsay restaurant is coming to town.

*Going out to eat

*Whats ahead

*Scotty Scheffler follow-up

Back on our regular recording schedule, we cover alot of ground in this episode of Sit, Talk and Listen.

* Scottie Scheffler; The PGA Championship

* NBA Playoffs

* Harrison Butker

* Diddy Clone?

* Red Lobster; Chain Resturants

* Getting Clumsier with Age

* Cicadias

* STL Tops Added Jobs Numbers

* Whats Ahead

* Jets Circle of Belief

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This week!

* Catching up

* Netflix and live events

* Tom Brady Roast

* Will Ferrell V. Adam Sandler

* Vasectomies

* Lil Dicky

* Trending Headlines

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In this episode we catch up from a long unplanned break from the show while also breaking down the dawn of humanity and current rap beef.