- Los Cowboys amenazan con gastar como nunca ¿Será?

- Emanuel “Vaquero” Navarrete noqueó a “Sugar” Núñez ¿Es el mejor mexicano de la actualidad?

- ¡Inicia el Clásico Mundial de Beisbol!

- Y arranca el Grand Prix of Arlington frente al estadio de los Cowboys

¡Esto y más ¡Al Máximo!

This episode of Engel Angle starts with a complaint — the kind every concert fan has had.

Mac Engel went to see Lady Gaga and didn’t hear the one song he actually wanted. Which leads to a broader question: why do artists — and frankly, a lot of people in media — keep changing the rules?

That brings in the guest.

Longtime North Texas broadcaster Mark Istook, who many viewers recognize from WFAA, joins the show to talk about his decision to leave a comfortable TV job and start his own media venture.

Istook explains why the old model of journalism is under pressure, why some broadcasters are choosing independence, and how digital media is creating opportunities that simply didn’t exist a decade ago.

It’s a conversation about risk, reinvention, and what happens when someone decides to bet on themselves.

Also: concerts, television news, and why sometimes Metallica decides not to play the hit you waited all night for.

⏱ Chapters

0:00 — The Concert Complaint That Started It All

2:40 — Why Artists Change Their Setlists

5:30 — Introducing Mark Istook

9:15 — Life at WFAA and National Television

14:40 — The Decision to Leave Traditional TV

20:05 — Betting on Yourself in Media

26:30 — The Changing Economics of Journalism

32:45 — Digital Platforms and Personal Brands

39:10 — What the Future of Media Might Look Like

44:30 — Final Thoughts on Reinvention

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Bri and Ziggy talk US Hockey, the infamous joke. Was it that bad? Was the response better? NFL combine and the funny stories that come with it. Even with the fastest 40 yard dash times we’ve ever seen, Ziggy asks is it worth the stress. The state of Mississippi and the NIL vote is kind of an insane recruiting strategy but they’re not alone. Baseball is coming, Dodgers win again will the sport look to have a salary cap? Ziggy found a stout supply on Beer Flight of the Night. And Six Pack of the Week shows you’re never too old to run a hundred yard dash. And kids for the love of all things don’t pierce your septum on your own.

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In Episode 11 of Signal 51 Chronicles, John Henry and Jake White take you deep into one of the most chilling and perplexing true crime cases in Texas history — the 1987 strychnine poisoning of Dallas heiress Patsy Bolton Wright.

Born into wealth and legacy, Patsy Wright was the daughter of Texas oilman Tom Bolton and heir to the Palace of Wax Museum empire in Arlington, Texas. A Highland Park socialite turned cutting horse competitor, she was living between two worlds — high society galas and dusty rodeo arenas — when her life ended violently in the early morning hours of October 22, 1987.

Her final words:

What investigators uncovered would shock Arlington Police, the FBI, and even the EPA. Toxicology revealed strychnine — a rare, highly restricted poison — laced inside a bottle of NyQuil found beside her bed 

This wasn’t random product tampering like the infamous Tylenol murders. This was personal.

In this episode, we explore:

• Patsy Wright’s life inside the Texas Wax Museum empire

From country club card rooms to horse ranches in Aledo, this case weaves together wealth, betrayal, business rivalries, romantic deception, and calculated murder.

This is Part 1 of the Patsy Wright case — and the twists are only beginning.

If you’re into true crime podcasts, unsolved Texas murders, 1980s crime cases, wealthy family secrets, poisoning investigations, or high-profile homicide cases — this episode is for you.

Subscribe to Signal 51 Chronicles for weekly deep dives into real murder cases, criminal investigations, and the darker corners of human behavior.

Chapters:

00:00 – The Case of the Poisoned Heiress Begins

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The Sunset Soccer Club celebrates their 10th episode by welcoming Arman Kafai back to the show to talk about a brand new season of MLS. New York Red Bulls impress under Michael Bradley, LAFC scores a big win, and Arman likes what he’s seeing from Nashville SC. 

Elsewhere, the USMNT got good news on the injury front, and Weston McKennie’s contract situation might be nearing a resolution.

Chapters: 

The boys are on early this week as Rob's convention marathon starts to kick off to talk about an upcoming live show, Paul Walter Hauser's next big role, MORE "God of War" casting, and MORE!

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This week in the Clubhouse: we solve football, fix the NBA MVP race, debate Olympic injuries like armchair GMs, and somehow end up talking about Ninja Turtles wrestling at Madison Square Garden.

You’re welcome.

The UFL just gave us a 4-point field goal and banned the tush push. The NBA might require players to actually play to win MVP (wild concept). The NHL is limping out of the Olympics. Chris Paul rides into the sunset. And we pause to salute legends like Robert Duvall — because “I love the smell of napalm in the morning” deserves its own moment.

Then we pivot — hard — into Shoresy Season 5, Baywatch reboots, Scooby-Doo origin stories, wrestling chaos, and why someone absolutely deserved to get punched during that episode of Shoresy.

Sports. Pop culture. Wrestling. Sarcasm. Mild chaos.

⏱️ Chapters

00:00 – Welcome to Chaos

06:56 – Respect Where It’s Due

08:06 – The UFL Fixes Football (Probably)

15:09 – NBA MVP: You Have to Actually Show Up

19:26 – NHL Standings & Olympic Fallout

25:09 – Should Pros Even Be in the Olympics?

31:46 – Shoresy Season 5: Absolute Mayhem

42:12 – Robert Duvall Is That Guy

49:36 – Relationship Goals (Sort Of)

52:02 – Trailer Talk & Upcoming Releases

1:04:38 – Wrestling Gets Wild Again

1:15:26 – Hall of Fame Talk

1:23:28 – Events, Expos & Nerd Nostalgia

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Bri is leaving the show!! For the week calm down. Bri and Ziggy talk Olympics, medal count and scandals. Ziggy didn’t know Puerto Rico or Brazil had winter olympians. Women’s Hockey is on a historic tier. Is streaming helping the Olympics?

⏱️ Chapters

00:00 – Welcome to the Hangover Clinic (Shots Fired at France)

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 Just Wondering, Norm Hitzges sits down with longtime Dallas Morning News columnist Tim Cowlishaw for a wide-ranging conversation about the state of Dallas sports — and whether anyone is fixing the right problems.

They open with the Dallas Cowboys’ offseason dilemma: should Jerry Jones pay big money to keep George Pickens… or invest that cash in repairing a defense that ranked among the franchise’s worst? Tim makes his case clearly — championships are won with defense, not another $30-million receiver.

From there, the discussion expands:

Is Jerry Jones too attached to star power?

Has NIL and the transfer portal permanently broken college football?

Are the Texas Rangers “fragile” heading into the season?

Can Kumar Rocker finally deliver on his promise?

Is the NBA’s tanking problem worse than the league admits?

How bright is the Mavericks’ future?

And how long does a seven-decade writing career last?

It’s smart, candid, and classic Norm — thoughtful questions, sharp opinions, and no wasted time.

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⏱ Chapters

00:00 – The George Pickens Debate: Pay Him or Trade Him?

In this solo episode of Engel Angle, Mac reflects on legacy — who gets remembered, who gets overlooked, and why timing matters.

Mac opens with a tribute to Academy Award–winning actor Robert Duvall, revisiting Lonesome Dove, The Godfather, and Apocalypse Now, and sharing a deeply personal story about interviewing Texas football legend Sammy Baugh — the man Duvall used as inspiration for Gus McCrae.

From Hollywood legends to Hall of Fame politics, the conversation shifts to the flawed voting systems that determine who gets enshrined and who gets left waiting.

Yes, Bill Belichick’s Hall of Fame omission sparks debate.

But Mac argues there’s a far more urgent case: Lita Andrews, the winningest basketball coach in U.S. history with 1,416 victories over 52 years — and still not in the Basketball Hall of Fame.

This episode dives into:

Robert Duvall’s Texas connection and cultural impact

A surreal interview with Sammy Baugh in rural Texas

How Hall of Fame voting really works

Why waiting to honor legends diminishes the moment

And why Lita Andrews deserves her orange jacket now

It’s about sports. It’s about film. But mostly, it’s about recognizing greatness while people are still here to enjoy it.

If you care about legacy, fairness, and honoring pioneers — this episode is for you.

⏱ Chapters

00:00 – A Dog, A Mic, and Something That Matters

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