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On the Season 2 debut of Lost Cultures: Living Legacies , we travel to Bermuda, an Atlantic island whose history spans centuries and continents. Once uninhabited, Bermuda became a vital stop in transatlantic trade, a maritime stronghold, and a cultural crossroads shaped by African, European, Caribbean, and Native American influences. Guests Dr. Kristy Warren and Dr. Edward Harris trace its transformation from an uninhabited island to a strategic outpost shaped by shipwrecks, colonization, the transatlantic slave trade, and the rise and fall of empires. Plus, former Director of Tourism Gary Phillips shares the story of the Gombey tradition, a vibrant performance art rooted in resistance, migration, and cultural fusion. Together, they reveal how Bermuda’s layered past continues to shape its people, culture, and identity today. You can also find us online at travelandleisure.com/lostcultures Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…
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Hour 1: The Nationals are on 5 game win streak, but are they any good? / The Nationals are favored to beat the Braves today / Tobi Altizer stops by the studio to talk about the good not great Nationals
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Hour 1: The Nationals are on 5 game win streak, but are they any good? / The Nationals are favored to beat the Braves today / Tobi Altizer stops by the studio to talk about the good not great Nationals
We kick off the show with the highlight of the weekend... no it wasn't the NBA. Then Rooster and Max reminisce over the Capitals Stanley Cup Victory. Adam Peters was left off the top 10 NFL GMs and Commanders fans have their feathers ruffled!
Capitals Stanley Cup Victory was 7 years ago this weekend... Max and Rooster reminisce on the anniversary plus a Mad Max Stanley Cup Story that not even Rooster knew!
In the best of the Wizards on 106.7 The Fan/Team 980 this week, BMitch & Finlay react to the Tom Thibodeau firing; The Sports Junkies ask if Thibodeau would be a fit for the Wizards; The Chris Russell Show chimes in on the Knicks' decision; New York radio personality Peter Rosenburg joins BMitch & Finlay to react to the firing; The Athletic's David Aldridge joins The Hoffman Show to give his take…
The NBA Finals had an electric finish and Chris Russell thinks the rest of the game was subpar. Then, we get to a Belmont Stakes preview with Dick Jerardi. Plus the boys grade the G&D Fast Food Draft. Finally, we touch on Aaron Rodgers' arrival in Pittsburgh and Dumb Dumb of the Day!
Rooster and Max close out the NBA Finals conversation with a few more nuggets on the series and the Pacers thrilling comebacks. Then you'll hear a Belmont Stakes preview with BetOnline.ag's Dick Jerardi. Finally, Happy National Donut Day!
Grant and Danny did a fast food draft yesterday and Max is... disappointed. Then, the boys get into Aaron Rodgers finally signing with Pittsburgh and finally, Dumb Dumb of the Day!
We kick things off with the latest on Terry McLaurin, whose frustration with ongoing contract negotiations has become increasingly clear, especially with his absence from OTAs. According to Jordan Schultz, this holdout sends a strong message, and we break down whether it’s surprising and what it means for McLaurin’s future in Washington. Using DK Metcalf as a benchmark, we compare stats, play styles, and overall impact to determine where McLaurin ranks among NFL wide receivers and what his next contract should look like. We also explore whether McLaurin belongs in the league’s elite tier, opening the discussion to fan opinions and player comparisons. From the gridiron to the diamond, we recap the Nationals’ dominant shutout win over the Cubs, led by MacKenzie Gore, who rebounded from a rough first inning to pitch seven stellar frames. The Rooster breaks down Gore’s performance and what this means for the NATS moving forward. Then it’s time to “do that Hockey,” as Leon Draisaitl scored the game-winner in the Oilers’ 4-3 Stanley Cup Final victory but The Rooster missed the dramatic finish, and his reason might just surprise you. Plus, breaking NFL news: Aaron Rodgers is reportedly signing a one-year deal with the Steelers, setting up a must-watch Week 1 matchup against Justin Fields and the Jets in what’s shaping up to be a fiery revenge game. All that and more, right here on The Team 980.…
We open the hour by using DK Metcalf as a benchmark to evaluate Terry McLaurin’s talent, and likely his next contract. We compare their stats, play styles, and on-field presence to help pinpoint where McLaurin should fall on the wide receiver pay scale. Then, we pivot to breaking news: Multiple reports confirm that Aaron Rodgers is set to sign a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Immediately, we look ahead to Week 1, Rodgers vs. Justin Fields in a revenge game as the Steelers face off against the Jets. Get ready for fireworks.…
According to Jordan Schultz, Terry McLaurin is frustrated with ongoing contract negotiations, and his absence from OTAs sends a clear signal. We break down our reaction to the news: Is this a surprise, and what does it mean for his future in Washington? We also dive into the big question: is McLaurin truly an elite wide receiver? Using player comparisons and stats, we lay out the case for where he ranks among NFL pass-catchers today. Plus, we open the floor to you: how do you see McLaurin stacking up in the league?…
We kick things off with a quick update on Terry McLaurin’s contract frustrations before diving into the Nationals’ dominant performance last night. MacKenzie Gore shook off a shaky first inning and went on to pitch seven nearly flawless frames, leading the NATS to a shutout win over the Cubs. Hear The Rooster break down Gore’s brilliance and what this win means for the NATS moving forward. Then it’s time to "do that Hockey." Leon Draisaitl netted the game-winning goal in the Oilers’ 4-3 victory, but The Rooster explains why he missed that wild Stanley Cup Final finish, and his reaction might surprise you. All that and more, right here on The Team 980…
The Rooster talks with NASCAR’s William Byron, fresh off consecutive Daytona wins, who shares his racing mindset and unexpected love for baseball. We recap Nationals’ tough loss to the Cubs and a personal story from The Rooster involving a disputed alcohol incident at the game. Joined by AMAC, they delve into the broader implications of the experience. Also a conversation that includes media criticism, as The Rooster agrees with John Mamola’s take on market-driven sports coverage, arguing that fans and media alike chase trends over passion. Wrapping up, NHL writer Steven Whyno joins to preview the Stanley Cup Final, breaking down the matchups and what it’ll take to capture hockey’s ultimate prize.…
After The Rooster wraps up his grumbling over what he sees as mistreatment while leaving the Nationals game, sparking some lively reactions from our audience, we shift gears to the Stanley Cup Final, which promises to be an exciting series. NHL writer Steven Whyno joins us to break down the key matchups and the critical factors each team will need to master in order to hoist hockey’s Holy Grail once all is said and done.…
The show continues with our reactions to Mike Rizzo’s standout interview, as we share our thoughts on the Nationals’ rollercoaster season. Rizzo also responds directly to Ken Rosenthal’s article labeling the team a “bottom feeder,” and we play that audio along with the Rooster’s take as we consider the Nationals’ current state and what the future might hold. Then, we shift gears to a surprising moment involving the Capitals, as confusion swirls around an email suggesting that last season would be Alex Ovechkin’s last—an error the team later clarified with an official statement. We wrap things up with our final “Dum Dum of the Day” segment.…
After continuing the spirited debate from the first hour about whether the Commanders are truly a championship-caliber team, we shift back to the day's top story; Jalen Ramsey. The Rooster presents a bold hypothetical trade scenario in which Washington sends Daron Payne to Miami in exchange for Ramsey, arguing how such a move could benefit the Commanders on both sides of the ball. The conversation then turns briefly to the Knicks and their potential elimination before we hear from Charlie Slowes, who breaks down the ups and downs of the hot-and-cold Nationals.…
After Jalen Ramsey posted a cryptic tweet hinting that his time in Miami might be coming to an end, Chris Russell began speculating about the possibility of the star cornerback joining the Washington Commanders. "The Rooster" shared his thoughts on what he likes about Ramsey as a player, what he’d be willing to give up in a trade, and how realistic such a deal might be. During the discussion, Russell mentioned a potential “championship window” for Washington; an idea that caught AMAC’s attention and sparked a spirited debate between the two about the team’s expectations and future prospects.…
The show opens with the Rooster delivering an informative update on the Capital One Arena rebuild before shifting focus to the Commanders’ OTAs, where the absence of several key players takes center stage. The Rooster breaks down which absences should raise concern, offering valuable context, especially around Terry McLaurin’s unique situation compared to the other no-shows. This sparks a broader conversation with listeners about how much these OTA absences really matter. The show continues with reactions to Terry Bradshaw’s harsh comments on Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers, prompting debate on whether Rodgers is still “worth the chase.” In the third hour, we hear from head coach Dan Quinn, with the Rooster dissecting key sound bites; including Quinn’s take on Jayden and other critical topics. The show then shifts gears for an NBA Playoff recap and a lively discussion on what truly defines an NBA superstar, with Tyrese Haliburton’s breakout performance fueling the debate.…
We kick off the third hour by listening to Dan Quinn, hoping to gain some insight into the major OTA absences. The Rooster reacts to key sound bites, including Quinn’s thoughts on Jayden and other pressing topics. From there, we shift gears to an NBA Playoff recap and dive into a bigger conversation: what truly defines an NBA superstar, especially in light of Tyrese Haliburton's recent success.…
The Rooster dives into why all OTA absences should not be viewed the same, sparking a broader conversation with audience input as we all share how concerned we are, if at all. Later, we react to Terry Bradshaw’s scathing remarks about Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers, debating whether Rodgers is truly "worth the chase." The hour wraps up with some post-OTA audio from Dan Quinn, offering insight into his perspective moving forward.…
The show opens with the Rooster delivering an informative update on the Capital One Arena rebuild, setting the stage before shifting focus to Commanders OTAs. The discussion centers on the absence of several key players, with the Rooster breaking down who fans should be concerned about and why. He also highlights how Terry McLaurin's situation stands apart from the other two major no-shows, offering insight into the context behind each player's absence.…
We kick off the show recapping a packed sports weekend following Memorial Day, diving into major headlines including a new Washington Post poll showing a significant rise in fan support and approval for the Commanders' name. After sharing initial reactions, we open the phone lines to blend listener perspectives with the data, as Chris notes the limitations of polls in capturing full public sentiment. The Rooster offers final thoughts on the Commanders’ momentum before shifting focus to the Nationals, who continue to struggle after a series loss to the Giants. MLB insider Ken Rosenthal recently called them one of the league’s bottom feeders; a take the Rooster agrees with, offering a candid breakdown of the team’s direction. We then turn to the NBA, where we respond to Anthony Edwards’ postgame defense of his unselfish play in Game 4, addressing criticism that he wasn’t aggressive enough offensively.…
After continuing our reaction to Ken Rosenthal’s article labeling the Nationals as one of MLB’s bottom feeders, the Rooster shares his candid take on where the organization truly stands compared to the rest of the league. He breaks down the team's current trajectory and whether the criticism is warranted. From there, we shift to the NBA, responding to Anthony Edwards’ postgame comments about making the right play, a statement that pushes back against critics who felt he wasn’t aggressive enough with his shot in Game 4.…
After the Rooster shares his final thoughts on the recent surge in support for the Commanders and takes calls from listeners weighing in on the team's name and direction, we shift gears to the Nationals. Coming off a series loss to the Giants, the team continues to struggle, and MLB insider Ken Rosenthal recently labeled them as one of the league’s bottom feeders. The Rooster agrees with that assessment and thinks it’s a fair take; tune in to find out why.…
We kick off the show by recapping a packed weekend in sports following the extended Memorial Day break, covering all the major headlines and storylines. In the first hour, we dive into the latest Washington Post poll that gauges fan support and opinions on the team's name; a poll that reveals a significant uptick in both areas. After sharing our initial reactions and thoughts, we open up the phone lines to hear from listeners, as Chris points out that polls like these often fail to capture the full range of public sentiment. It's a conversation that blends data with real fan voices, setting the tone for an engaging hour of discussion.…
The Sports Junkies, BMitch & Finlay, Grant & Danny, The Kevin Sheehan Show, The Chris Russell Show and The Hoffman Show all weigh in on the Tush Push vote this past week
Hour 3: Chris interviews famed wrestler Santino Marella / Final hot dog takes / On the possible glass roof at the proposed stadium at the RFK location / Dum Dum of the Day
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