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This week on Sports Adjacent, Jason and Russ embark on the greatest challenge of their lives: Doing an episode in the morning. Tony gets increasingly uncomfortable as the guys grill him about his recent date not going well. Jason dreamed he was in the Secret Service. Russ tees off on Phil Mushnick's idiotic column about the Yankees' Gary Sanchez. Plus, the debut of a new game show: "What's That Mean?"
On this week's episode of Sports Adjacent, Jason and Russ dive into a Twitter spat with the pod police. Paul Pierce Instagrammed his way right out of an ESPN job. Tony shows off his expert reading skills because we don't want to get sued by Charles Barkley. Plus, another installment of “Ask an Old Person.”
On this week's episode of Sports Adjacent, the guys discuss what happened to their fandom once they got into sports media and how they're spending their stimulus checks. Russ finally gets verified on Twitter and the introduction of the "Ask an Old Person" segment.
On this week’s episode of Sports Adjacent, Russ talks about Oral Roberts being in the Sweet 16 and his love/hate relationship with his alma mater. Jason shares what it was like to take Tony on his first trip to the library. The guys give their thoughts on the NCAA's handling of the women's weight room at the NCAA Tournament and discuss fans turning on Kris Bryant over the years.
On this week’s episode of Sports Adjacent, the guys discuss the new Netflix documentary “The Last Blockbuster” and reminisce about Friday movie night. Jason introduces the "Ask a Young Person" segment. Russ breaks down online dating to Jason and walks him through life in these streets.
"On the first episode of Sports Adjacent, Jason and Russ discuss what you can expect on the podcast. Russ talks about what it’s like to be on a seven-week work trip. They also discuss the offensive comments made by Creighton head coach Greg McDermott, Miami Heat forward Meyers Leonard and Papa John."
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Jason Lieser & Russ Dorsey talk about how their lives intersect with & without sports.