Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker discuss the news of Tiger Woods’s car accident and how the media decided to cover the story (6:10). Then, they open some Listener Mail and answer your questions about Twitter’s new features, favorite journalism movies, and much more (27:20). Plus, the Overworked Twitter Joke of the Week and David Shoemaker Guesses the Strained-Pun Headline. Hosts: Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker

The Ringer’s Bill Simmons is joined by ESPN’s Zach Lowe to discuss NBA All-Star snubs, the most fun NBA League Pass teams, top NBA crunch-time players, and more!

Russillo shares his thoughts on the Russell Wilson trade rumors heating up (1:30) before talking with ESPN’s Seth Wickersham about NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith, negotiating for a 17-game season, maintaining a balance of power in the league, and much more (9:00). Then, Ryen is joined by executive VP of BPI Sports Whitney Reid to answer some listener-submitted fitness Life Advice questions (43:00).

Paramount+ announced a bunch of series that will be available on its platform this week, including several Taylor Sheridan properties (1:00) and a ‘Flashdance’ revival (23:21). Plus, ‘It’s a Sin’ may be the best show of 2021 so far (36:25), and the very American beauty of ‘Nomadland’ (48:52). Hosts: Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald

House and Hubbard tee up to recap the explosive results of the Genesis Open at Riviera and Max Homa's victory (01:19). Later they are joined by Ryen Russillo to talk about his connection to Homa and Russillo's insights into developing a powerful swing (23:28). Then they recap Tiger's performance and how often we can hope to see him in tournaments this year (47:52).

Michael K. Williams knows that a lot of people consider his character, Omar Little, to be the best character on The Wire. But he has a different opinion about the show’s best character. Michael tells Marc about how he brought his struggles as an addict to his performance, how he relapsed while making the show, and how the cast gave him the support he needed to get clean. They also talk about Michael’s scar and how it helped him land his first acting job, why he loves Rachael Ray so much, and why his role in the movie Body Brokers was so personal to him.

Joel Anderson, Stefan Fatsis, and Josh Levin are joined by the New Yorker’s Louisa Thomas to talk about the Australian Open. They also discuss the NBA’s new G League player development model. Finally, they assess Anthony Edwards’ huge dunk and name their favorite dunks of all time.   Australian Open (04:06): How Naomi Osaka and Novak Djokovic won and what the future holds for Serena Williams.   G League Ignite (24:50): Jalen Green’s path to the pros could change the NBA and college basketball.   Dunks (44:50): Will Anthony Edwards’ slam stand the test of time? Which dunks will we never forget?   Afterball (01:02:32): Josh on posterization, the word and the concept. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tony opens the show by talking about the moon, late fees, and also about a phone call he made. Washington Post columnist Barry Svrluga calls in to talk about Duke basketball, the Nats, and to give his thoughts on Tiger Woods. Gary Braun and Torie Clarke join the show for news with Nigel, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Ian Warrington "October Waltz" ; The Dropkick Murphys "Middle Finger"  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Larry is joined by Charles Blow, New York Times op-ed columnist and author of ‘The Devil You Know: A Black Power Manifesto,’ to discuss his vision for a new Great Migration of Black Americans back to the South (08:00). Host: Larry Wilmore Guest: Charles Blow

Big day in the Iacono household as organized youth sports are back in Southern California (01:00). Sal and Dave react to the Tiger Woods car accident; many people think Tiger should have a personal driver and Sal gives his theory on why he doesn’t (04:00).    The Steelers look to be committed to Ben Roethlisberger and Dave doesn’t think they have a better option (13:30).    Then 7-time NBA All-Star Joe Johnson joins the show to talk about playing with Team USA in the FIBA AmeriCup at age 39 and why Steve Nash has a much tougher job in Brooklyn than people think (20:30).    Finally, Dave wants to make a super soccer team by putting the USA’s best athletes and making them play soccer (33:15).

Cousin Sal and the Degenerate Trifecta place their bets on Friday night’s NBA action as Harry goes against the Jazz again and the Parlay Kid thinks the Lakers will bounce back against Portland. Then it’s NCAA tournament talk with number one seeds on the line, could Michigan and Ohio State both get top seeds?    Wooooo! In honor of Ric Flair’s 72nd Birthday the guys discuss the best wrestling catchphrases on the Volvo Riverboat Casino. Harry-mania is running wild, possibly too wild. Finally, the guys try to convince Sal to take their picks in Sharp Tank.

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We look forward to tomorrow's episode of Mystery Crate featuring Chris Cote's sit down interview with John Skipper. Subscribe to Mystery Crate here!

Anthony forgot Gregg's birthday and also had to drug his dog, Rummy. Anthony, Gregg and Erica talk about who they'd clone and travel with. Headlines this week include a boy who almost became a mashed potato, a gender reveal going wrong, and Dr. Dre's ex not wanting to share clothes.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Over and over and over and over, like a monkey with a miniature cymbal. The gang is joined by Count Zakula to draft days they'd want to get stuck in like the movie Groundhog Day. Episode Guest: Zak Toscani  IG: @zaktoscani (Banned on Twitter) Support the show! Join the All Fantasy Everything Patreon for exclusive mailbags, watchalongs, and video pre-rolls. Check it all out at www.patreon.com/AllFantasy. Rate All Fantasy Everything 5-stars on Apple Podcasts. Deck yourself out in some goods at www.teepublic.com/user/allfantasyeverything Follow the Good Vibes Gang on social media: Ian Karmel @IanKarmel IG: @IanKarmel Sean Jordan @SeanSJordan IG: @SeancougarmelonJordan David Gborie @Thegissilent IG: @Coolguyjokes87 Mars Mel @MarsMel IG: @Mars.Mel Show Email: allfantasypodcast@gmail.com

- Hey y’all, it’s the FCS draft episode, where we overcome our current general disdain for sports to pick spring football teams!  - Featuring a brief but violent detour into the Boise State-Idaho rivalry!  - Our collective safari into perfecting our Maine accents continues?  - Never admit what is or isn’t gumbo on the internet.  - “Spencer, I have a money question"

The plan was to wait until we were "ready" to record this episode. Fate intervened, and in hindsight it's hilarious that I thought one day we'd both wake up like, "ok I'm ready!" Our best friend Ashley Braband updates us on where she's at and how she's doing. It's very relatable and, as always, I hope it helps.

Rapper Tobe Nwigwe joins Bomani Jones to discuss dealing with blackouts down in their hometown of Houston and the fame that he’s accumulated since we last had him on the show in 2018 (1:23). He dives into his collaboration with The Undefeated on “Music for the Movement” and the cover of “Wake Up Everybody” by Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes he did for it (8:30). Plus, the biggest influence on his music (16:40), balancing artistry with fatherhood and what he sees coming for him in the future (29:47). Black History Always is the second volume in The Undefeated’s exploration of protest music in America. The project examines the history of social injustice by reimagining iconic songs by and for Black America with contemporary artists and producers. Thematically, volume 2 balances the continued hardships impacting the Black community while finding space to celebrate Black beauty and provide messages of hope.