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The Heart of Sports

Jason Springer & Jeff Cohen

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Weekly sports talk radio show on WWDB 860am from 4pm-5pm every Friday and anytime on the 97.5 Fanatic Network focused on the emotion of winning, pain of losing, & thrill of competing
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Welcome to the podcast where we share the joys and challenges of being a dad, and some hilarious dad jokes along the way! As a father, I have experienced the ups and downs of parenting and I am here to share my journey with you. From diaper changes to sleepless nights, I've been through it all, and I want to provide a space where other's can relate and laugh along with me. So, hit that subscribe button and join me on this journey of fatherhood and comedy. Trust me, it'll be a gas! Support th ...
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The Film Project

Spokane Film Project

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The Film Project podcast is a weekly show made by filmmakers for anyone who has a love of movies, filmmaking, and the arts. Hosts Jason McKee, Tom Dineen, Juan Mas, Shaun Springer, and Brandon Smith discuss topics like Hollywood cinema, film industry news, indie-film projects, while also highlighting local filmmakers, projects, art events and hosting special guests from the film industry and arts community. The Film Project podcast is an extension of the Spokane Film Project, a non-profit or ...
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In this episode of the Compendium, Poop Cruise takes you aboard Carnival Triumph’s disastrous voyage that stranded over 4,000 passengers without toilets after an engine-room fire crippled power and plumbing. We unclog how a routine cruise turned into a floating biohazard—complete with sewage flooding decks and emergency red-bag sanitation on “Train…
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In this episode of the Compendium, we recount the harrowing true survival story of a 1994 Zambezi River attack. What began as a serene safari turned into a nightmare when a hippo capsized a canoe, leaving guide Phil Longden severely injured. Days later, another group faced a similar fate, battling both hippos and crocodiles in a desperate fight for…
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Start the show breaking down there the Phillies stand with injuries as they continue to try to find different answers. Then some NBA and NHL playoff talk before new Temple Football Head Coach KC Keeler joined the show to talk building a culture at Temple, how to take the next steps, scheduling, NIL and Transfer Portal and much more.…
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In this episode of the Compendium, we’re exploring the Oceangate Titan disaster—a chilling tale of ambition, oversight, and tragedy. On June 18, 2023, the Titan submersible imploded during a descent to the Titanic wreck, claiming the lives of all five aboard, including OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush. Despite prior warnings about the sub's carbon-fiber…
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In this episode of the Compendium, we unravel the real story behind the McDonald's hot coffee case—a tale often misrepresented in the media. Stella Liebeck, a 79-year-old woman, suffered third-degree burns from coffee served at dangerously high temperatures. Despite seeking a modest settlement, McDonald's offered only $800, leading to a lawsuit tha…
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Today we unravel the chilling mystery of the Tylenol murders, a case that forever changed how we trust everyday medicine. In 1982, seven unsuspecting individuals, including Mary Kellerman, Adam Janus, and Paula Prince, tragically lost their lives after ingesting cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules. The ensuing investigation spotlighted James Lewis as a …
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In this episode we start by discussing the latest developments in the world of sports, focusing on college sports, the impact of NIL on young athletes and changes in college football playoff seeding. Then some NFL talk with the 'tush push' living to for another play, coaching dynamics, the potential inclusion of NFL players in the Olympics, and Bro…
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We’re exploring the absurd and brilliant story of Anthony Curcio AKA D.B Tuber—a former football star turned true crime comedy icon. What started off as a well-planned armored truck heist soon unravels into chaos involving Craigslist decoys, a creek getaway on an inflatable inner tube, only for everything to come crashing down thanks to the unexpec…
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In this episode of the Compendium we explore the incredibly wholesome story of Michael Townsend, the artist who secretly lived in Mall for four years. After finding himself evicted from his home Michael and his team of Trummerkinds transformed an unused space in Providence Place Mall into a fully furnished home, complete with electricity and sofas …
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In this episode of the Compendium, we explore the Jason Corbett case. The harrowing tale of love, betrayal, and tragedy. Jason was an Irish widower, sought a fresh start in North Carolina with his children and new wife, Molly Martens. Their seemingly idyllic life unraveled in 2015 when Jason was found bludgeoned to death with a baseball bat and a c…
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In this episode of The Compendium, we unravel the twisted tale of Michael Alig: The Club Kid King Who Killed for Fame. At the height of New York nightlife, Alig built an empire of excess, flamboyance, and infamy, transforming the Limelight nightclub into a hedonistic playground where anything—and everything—was possible. But behind the glitter and …
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We open the show breaking down Round 1 of the draft from last night and the Eagles Pick. Then we were joined by Tom Housenick of the Morning Call to discuss the current state of the Philadelphia Phillies, focusing on player performance, development, and challenges. We analyze specific players like Marsh and Nola, explore the depth of the bullpen, a…
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In this episode of The Compendium, we’re unpacking the Balloon Boy Hoax, the bizarre moment in 2009 when the world was glued to their screens, watching a silver helium balloon soar across the Colorado sky—supposedly with 6-year-old Falcon Heene trapped inside. But as the story unfolded, the truth became far stranger than fiction. Was this a despera…
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In this episode of the Heart of Sports, hosts Jason Springer and Jeff Cohen dive into the excitement of playoff hockey and basketball, but primarily focus on the thrilling final round of The Masters golf tournament. They discuss the mental toughness displayed by Rory McIlroy, the broadcasting excellence during the event, and the unique character of…
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In this episode of the Compendium, we uncover the Millennium Dome Diamond Heist: The Plot to Steal the Worlds Most Flawless Diamond. We follow the trail of a notorious criminal gang featuring Lee Wenham, Ray Betson, William Cockram as Scotland Yard is onto them long before their plan is even executed. This is a story of bodacious nerve and Brazen b…
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We start the show with Inquirer Sixers Writer Keith Pompey delving into the many challenges faced by the Philadelphia 76ers during the season and moving forward, discussing coaching issues, team culture, and the impact of player injuries. We explore the future of key players like Joel Embiid, the need for a cultural shift within the organization, d…
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In this episode of The Compendium, I tell Adam the horrifying yet intriguing case of the Pizza Bomber Heist. On August 28, 2003, Brian Wells, a pizza delivery driver in Erie, Pennsylvania, was coerced into robbing a PNC Bank with a bomb locked around his neck as part of a horifying life or death scavenger hunt. This shocking event led investigators…
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We start the show talking baseball before being joined for an engaging conversation with Doug Glanville shares his insights on the excitement of the baseball season, the significance of Opening Day, and the challenges players face when adapting to new ballparks. He discusses the evolution of bat technology and its implications for the game, as well…
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Today we uncover the incredible true story of Sixto Rodriguez, the Detroit musician who unknowingly became a South African icon who helped spark a revolution. His album, Cold Fact, flopped in the U.S. but became a protest anthem against apartheid, inspiring a generation. While Rodriguez lived in obscurity, believing his music had faded into history…
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