Hello! It's the podcast that respected Mary Ann and Ginger but knew The Professor was the real prize. Today, Katie and the Casualties embark on the first ever Segmentpalooza, clearing out the backlog of show ideas and getting into Cam Skattebo's taco strategy, wedding planning advice from the Casuals fans, what Chris has missed lately by swearing off social media, hoof cleaning, baseball children and the ethics of "dibs", the duality of TikTok emoji lingo, the human response to chimpanzee butts, Hall of Fame sportswriter Bob Ryan and the nature of Twitter comments, Blake Snell and the whitest rapper from your high school, the newest PWHL expansion franchises, the greatest conspiracy theories in NBA history from Nico Harrison as a sleeper agent to David Stern freezing envelopes, and Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game never happening, Krispy Kreme lady, romantic texting with the assistance of ChatGPT, baseball tips for those dating an absolute diehard fan, Cardi B and Stefon Diggs' latest news, and a wrap with Isabella's unstoppable fantasy football squad.

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Hello! It’s the podcast that’s absolutely Details Toughness Finish. Today, Katie calls out ESPN, Youtube, Live Nation, and rich executives everywhere for their refusal to just let us enjoy nice sports things in peace, then she and the Casualties break down an unforgettable upset in the NWSL Playoffs on Sunday, and the downside of Penalty Kicks, Donald Trump’s trip to Landover MD and the least exciting flyover possible, the hilarious likely outcome of naming the Commanders’ stadium after him, his trip to the broadcast booth and a very tough 6-7 minutes for Jonathan Vilma, the first-place Payts and Tony Romo labeling them as “DTF”, and the unstoppable Colts and Carlie Irsay-Gordon winning over fans in both Berlin and suburban Maryland, Sydney Sweeney’s box office flop and a game of “Is this rumor more bullshit than Sydney Sweeney saying she’ll actually box?”, Kim Kardashian’s pants, Hilary Duff’s single, Joe Exotic’s Instagram access, Haley Kalil’s elasticity, Andy Richter’s dance skill, Aaron Rodgers’ wife and the sudden debate about whether she actually exists as a human, the ongoing ethical debate about Tom Brady cloning his dog, the most heart-warming audio we’ve ever played, and a look at what to watch in sports this week.

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Hello! It's the podcast that admits it had a moment during 1988's "Working Girl". Today, Katie and the Casualties celebrate the return of Hilary Duff to the music industry and the lasting impact of "Cadet Kelly", touch on the Jets' firesale at the NFL trade deadline and Steve Ballmer's latest lawsuit, and debate whether Commanders coach Dan Quinn should be getting blamed for Jayden Daniels' injury. Then, sports radio icon Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo joins the show [26:00] to discuss the beginning of his sports fandom, his love of Bruce Springsteen and weed gummies, Jeremy Allen White and the Springsteen biopic as they compare to Chalamet playing Dylan, the right time to get married as a sports fan and how Chris would plan Katie's wedding, his career, his success, and how he maintains his passion for sports after forty years of broadcasting, the World Series, the Dodger dynasty, and why we shouldn't be concerned with how much they're paying their players, who he considers the actual contenders in the NFL this season, learning about Cardi B in real time, and an epic breakdown of the greatest controversies in the history of People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive. Was Harry Hamlin sexier than Don Johnson in 1987? Was Sean Connery too old to be sexy in 1989? Are we sleeping on how sexy Nick Nolte was in 1992? And can any of them compare to the great Robert Mitchum or Sidney Poitier? PLUS, Mad Dog learns about Adam Levine's absurd texting history for the first time, as you buy this episode a steak dinner and whisper sweet nothings into it. And finally, Katie and the team wrap with a recap of Isabella's fantasy squad and a look ahead at the weekend's NFL action.

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