There are two types of jobs in the world today - essential and non-essential. While she may not be saving lives on the front lines, there are countless people around the world that currently depend on fitness instructor Emma Lovewell for the motivation and strength to keep going everyday. The Senior Peloton instructor talks about having to evacuate her apartment in New York City amidst the pandemic and the ever-growing number of people virtually and physically relying on her during this time (including Ellen... yes, that Ellen). Emma reveals the serendipitous series of events that led her to this career, how she can still make a mean drink and explains her peculiarly named “Crying in My Car" playlist. Jensen then pitches Emma a horror movie idea that will leave every fitness instructor sweating for their life. Plus, Jensen checks in with basketball reporter Dan Woike of the L.A. Times to discuss the latest NBA talks and developments, and why he thinks a season seems unlikely... even if players are ready to practice in hazmat suits. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report

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Orlando City SC's goalkeeper Brian Rowe figured the birth of his first child would be the most unpredictable event he’d have in 2020, and boy was he wrong. In this episode, the MLS fan-favorite talks about the suspending of the MLS season after only 2 games and his quarantine life as a brand new father. He talks about how he and Jensen both came to name their sons "Adler" in one of the craziest coincidences you'll ever hear. You're gonna want to hear this. Then, Brian takes us through the eerie new protocols of his first day of individual practice as the MLS becomes the first major sports league in the US to allow players back to team facilities for training. Consider this a big "wakeup call" for what the sports landscape is gonna be like in our new "normal.” Plus, Jensen lures Brian back to his Oregon, hipper tie-dye roots and the two question how much Chuck Norris and Brett Favre's time is really worth. This episode proudly supports Orlando City SC's #ALLforORL campaign which helps raise funds for local businesses around Exploria Stadium and throughout Central Florida that are struggling during this time. To learn more, visit orlandocitysc.com/allfororl. Please also go to allfororl.com to buy a #ALLforORL t-shirt with all proceeds going to the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, a member of FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report

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January 22nd is known in Los Angeles as “Justin Turner Day” in recognition of the incredible impact the Dodgers All-Star third baseman Justin Turner, and his wife Kourtney, have made in the community. When you realize everything the Turners do to give back to the city, one day doesn’t seem like enough appreciation - so we’re giving them an extra 40 minutes. In this special episode, Justin and Kourtney join Jensen and wife Danielle Fishel to talk about being married during a pandemic, having to watch their “Quaran-tone” with one another, and how there’s not enough ranch dressing in the world that can fill the sad hole left behind by Souplantation. Then, they share their personal connections to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and their continued support through this tough time. Justin also ponders if fellow Cal-State Fullerton alum Danielle is a Dodgers good luck charm and gives his thoughts on if this COVID break will make things easier for the Astros. This episode proudly supports Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and their annual event, Walk and Play L.A. To donate and learn more, visit walkandplayla.org. Please also support FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report  

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As a hockey player, the only feeling better than hoisting the Stanley Cup Trophy above your head is scoring a legendary OT goal to make sure it happens. Oh, and the feeling of peeing in your own man cave urinal is pretty great too. Former LA Kings centre, Jarret Stoll - now a development coach for the team - is eager to help today’s Kings, and their future superstars, have the experience of bringing the title back to LA… especially in these uncertain times. Jarret shares with Jensen what it’s like rewatching Game 5 of the 2014 Stanley Cup Finals, how players are rollerblading during quarantine, and why the idea of a Hockey fight without fans is really weird. Jarret also talks to Jensen about that MTV Cribs episode and why he and his wife, sportscaster Erin Andrews, miss going to Disneyland so much. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report

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When the NBA season came to a grinding halt on March 11th, it felt like we were all living in a strange simulated world, which isn’t anything new for “Ronnie 2K” Singh, the digital marketing director at 2K Sports. In this episode Ronnie2k talks about taking over the NBA spotlight with the current season in limbo, why the NBA 2K20 players-only tournament featured some huge upsets including Devin Booker’s win, and how broadcasting the tournament on ESPN from his bedroom was a dream come true. Plus, Ronnie reveals a few new features to come and Jensen tries to sell Ronnie on some storylines for 2K21… and it didn’t go well. Then, Jensen checks in with former NFL safety, Rhodes scholar, and current neurosurgery resident, Dr. Myron Rolle. The doctor shares his experience battling Covid-19 on the front lines at Massachusetts General Hospital, gives insight into what we can expect as some states attempt to reopen, and how years of playing football has helped him deal with the current pandemic. This episode proudly supports the Myron L. Rolle Foundation. To donate and learn more, visit rollefoundation.org. Please also support FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report

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After playing 10 seasons in the NFL and winning a Super Bowl, Greg Jennings has proven he knows how to avoid any obstacles in his way. But nothing prepared him for having to tackle homeschooling his four kids during a pandemic. The current analyst for FOX Sports talks to Jensen about throwing a quarantine birthday party for his daughter, staying in shape for his first upcoming bodybuilding competition, and why his broken drone is really bumming him out. They also discuss making amends with Packers fans, teaching his son why you don’t mess with Bo Jackson in Tecmo Bowl, the Kalamazoo Promise, and the 10th anniversary of the forever glorious, Greg Jennings “broken leg” Madden meme. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report

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This year was really shaping up to be big for Colorado Rockies outfielder David Dahl. Coming off an All-Star season, David was eager to make even more noise in 2020. Instead, he’s trying to keep it down at home so as not to annoy his sports marketing superstar wife, Jacquelyn. David talks about quarantine batting practice, how he’s been rocking a pretty nice tan & a mini-Charlie Blackmon beard, all while editing his own career highlights (and lowlights) on social media. David also shares his pandemic struggles as someone who had his spleen removed during his time in the minors. The two then get into why his less-than-stellar MLB The Show Players League experience led to retirement from the game… for now. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report

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Whether it be an achilles injury or a full-blown pandemic, the bottom line is nothing can stop “the power of positivity” within WWE Superstar Xavier Woods. Jensen is joined by the incredibly charismatic Xavier - one third of the WWE trio, The New Day, and their new podcast, The New Day: Feel The Power - to hear how his recovery is going under quarantine with his family. The two discuss wrestling’s spotlight in a world without most sports leagues, how the indie wrestling circuit prepared him for performing without a big crowd, and how to follow the success of the Boneyard match. Xavier also reveals what he would like to see for The New Day’s movie-style match and why Lisa Frank needs to call WWE immediately! The two also talk about missing conventions and Xavier shares his dream reboot goal. Then, Jensen brings on his wife and Xavier’s childhood crush, Boy Meets World’s Danielle Fishel, to review Xavier’s top five video games in quarantine. Get ready to give this episode ten out of ten pancakes! Just listen and that will make sense, we promise. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report

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If anyone has the power to motivate us through this tough fight, it’s the legendary Sugar Ray Leonard. The boxing icon shares tips with Jensen on how to stay healthy and active under quarantine, and why having a teenager in the house with you is never easy, even if you are the Champ. The two then talk about the challenge of boxing in an empty arena, why the young phenom fighter Ryan Garcia is such a beast and how in no reality - video game simulated or not - is it okay to think Winky Wright would beat the champ. Protect this legend at all costs. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report

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Cornerback Levi Wallace may be an integral part of a Buffalo Bills team on the field, but off the field - he’s strong enough to take on anything by himself. Levi becomes our first guest to reveal he’s been completely alone since day 1 of quarantine... and is totally fine with it. He’s also the first to have shared his phone number on Instagram - in an attempt to make sure that #BillsMafia and others know that we’re all in this together. Levi also talks about his training following last season’s injury, diving deep into the Star Wars universe, and debates with Jensen over who has the best sandwiches in Tucson. Plus, in the latest installment of FANDEMIC, Jensen gets into Jordan, Pippen, and “The Last Dance” phenomenon with CJ Toledano of Bleacher Report's House of Highlights and the co-host of iHeartRadio's sports podcast, The Greatest. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report

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