Stu Feiner

Stu Feiner

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Stu Feiner episodes

  • Sourced With Stu Feiner, (Ep. 23), Stu-cation: The Blessing of the MLB All-Star Break
    In this podcast, Your Source, Stu Feiner, explains why the All-Star Break is so important and what it means for him. Over these 96 hours, Stu is finally able to take a breath and focus on himself, some of the only hours in the entire year that is not dedicated to ensuring he is studied and prepared for his loyal fans and clients. What does it mean and what does it take to be a Living Legend? Find out in this informative look into the inner life of Your Source.
    39 min
  • Sourced With Stu Feiner, (Ep. 22), Allow Me to Eat Franks: An Epic Day with Frank the Tank
    This past week Your Source, Stu Feiner, had an amazing day with one of his favorite people in the world, Frank the Tank of Allow Me to Be Frank and Barstool notoriety. From watching World Cup, to Stu being given the extreme honor of serving 'Four Dog' Frank a hotdog, the hangout at the Feiner compound ended with an epic swim. After that Stu and the gang head to Citi Field for a game to remember and an epic show of love from the fans.
    40 min
  • Sourced With Stu Feiner, (Ep. 21), What the Source Thinks About Steroids
    Steroids and performance enhancing drugs are an issue that affect all of the major sports. Steroids not only are an issue for current performances but cut across history, bringing questions towards the past, established records, and the validity of current to past performances. Through the ups and downs of these controversial tools, that some believe ruin the integrity of the game, Your Source Stu Feiner weighs the pros and cons of steroid use by major athletes.
    35 min
  • Sourced With Stu Feiner, (Ep. 20), Free At Last: Gambling Becomes Legal
    The Source brings you the most important news in his adult life, the legalization of sports gambling in both New Jersey and New Hampshire. Ecstatic, and raging with energy, Stu Feiner dispels the myths about legalization and why it is ultimately an improvement for the integrity of the gambling community and the sports themselves. Free at last, free at last, Stu Feiner will gamble legally and tell you to stick it up your ass if you have a problem with it.
    35 min
  • Sourced With Stu Feiner, Episode 18, The Source's Key to Life: Failure, Shame, & Embarrassment
    In life you are going to be faced with failure, which will lead to shame, which will lead to embarrassment. Your Source, Stu Feiner, explains the key to his motivational technique and continued success. It is his vision that tells you to embrace your failures, not to dwell on them, but to drive yourself beyond fear and pain in order to actualize success. This is the most important podcast you can listen to in your life, and the Living Legend himself shows you how you can overcome any difficulty through self-perseverance and self-love.
    32 min
  • Sourced With Stu Feiner - Episode 17 - “You Don’t Do Coke With Bill Belichick”
    In episode 17, Your Source recaps the legendary Howie ‘The Godfather’ Feiner’s 81st birthday. Stu tells you the story of his dad’s life and the many adversities and experiences that shaped him into the character he is today. Turning to the SuperBowl the Source is gunning for blood and coming after Bill Belichick. Stu challenges Belichick to the Barstool Rough n Rowdy 3 event, where he promises he will smash his face in. A preview and breakdown of Barstool’s Rough n Rowdy February 16th event.
    34 min

About Stu Feiner

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Stu Feiner is considered the innovator of the sports service industry since 1982, and since then has gone on to pioneer the industry by: creating the first nationwide tv commercial ever accepted by ESPN in 1984 spending $45,000 during the NBA playoffs; creating a sports section in the newspaper USA Today in 1985 that he ran half and full page ads and spent 3 million a year for; Being the first to ever use 900#s to sell sports information in 1988 and generating over 50 million dollars; Opening the first nationwide scorephone operation in 1988 giving scores odds lines injuries weather reports on free local phone #s in 200 cities across the country; and being the first to have a sports information website in 1994 and writing over 10 million dollars before the year 2000.