Katie Nolan
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3,229 appearances
27 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Aug
Katie Nolan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We were just talking about.
Cremation and also separately earning, E-A-R-N.
You could lure him anywhere, I feel like.
Right. But I do think he'd be very easy to just tell him a couple things and say, it's okay. And if it starts to feel scary in there, nothing's happening. You're okay. And he would just, you know, sit there in that gas chamber that I just lured him into, and then boom, he's dead.
Wait, the hardest is Tony Gonzalez because he's connected to Bezos. And so he's probably got shooters.
Hey, thanks, Dan. I will say we're not on Sirius XM. We're a Sirius XM podcast, and you can get that wherever you get your podcasts. But yeah, it's fun. It's just, you know, I don't have to tell you guys what it is. You know what it is. It's just a show that's about sports, and it isn't really about sports as much as people seem to want it to be sometimes.
You know what I mean when you work in sports media? I'm not going to explain this all to you guys. I've been doing this to, like, outside of sports media, like the media rounds today. And so that speech is very different than the one here. You guys know what it is.
that's good i'll give you some grief you can eat so it was like um it was tough apple was tough it was a swing not to get into the baseball metaphor but it was a thing i tried they pitched me on it at first i said no then they came back and they were like we really it's we weren't joking we think you can specifically bring what you do to baseball and then after one game that wasn't what they wanted anymore and you know if you work in the media that happens sometimes you get
sold a bill of goods you say yes and then things change and you adapt but adapting in baseball is a lot harder than maybe other sports because it's not a sport that does a lot of change and or rapidness and so it was just sort of look it was a season I got to go for free to a bunch of baseball stadiums I'd never been to and watch live baseball from the best seat in the house so
You're not gonna catch me complaining like it was some sort of traumatic experience. Were people really, really, really mad and mean? Yeah, but I got back in touch with baseball. I love baseball like I used to now, which is awesome. I'll never be mad about that. And I also just think like,
yeah the the the podcast for me was like the la after baseball i took a little bit of time to just like all right let me not let me get out of sports for a second and like go back to liking sports as like a person who likes sports not somebody who likes sports and then the next day is gonna have to talk about them all because that changes the way you watch it and so i just kind of went back to being a lady that likes to sit at home and watch sports and talk about it with her friends and then was like
surely we can make a podcast of this. And so here we are. I just want people to have an in. That if they don't already know everything and they don't know the inside jokes and they don't know the references and they don't, they just can come find out on casuals and see if sports are for them because I think You know, Dan, I'm not teaching you anything new here.
I think we lean bro-heavy in our coverage of sports. And I think there are gals who might be interested in sports.
But who are turned off by all of the sleeveless tank tops.
It rules. It was so much different. I was like, oh my God, I can just like, if I miss a play, I don't have to be like, go back. If this is key, I need to know where were they on the field? What was the down and distance? It's just like, you're just watching the sport. It's like the emotional ride. The whole reason I loved sports in the first place is it's like human interest.
It's like happening live right in front of you. Nobody knows what's going to happen unless gambling money eventually. Oh, we're on DraftKings Network. Let me not say that. But like it's happening in front of you. No one knows. Everything's like anything could happen at any given moment. And we're all experiencing it. We all have this weird emotional tie to it.
Like it reminds us of our families and our dads. And it's like how we communicate with people we love in our lives. But it's just a sport. It's just like a silly thing, especially now with all the goings on. It's just like it's a thing everybody can love. And I feel like we're not helping enough people love it.
I feel like it's going to depend on who we're talking to, right? Like so a lot of people when they a lot of people are bringing fandom with them and we will figure out what their fans of and where their fandom comes from and what their connection to it is. And obviously, if there's somebody that Like if they're a Yankees fan, there's going to be some playful, fun tension there.
But we also have a lot of guests who like, you know, comedians who aren't sports fans, don't consider themselves sports fans. And we'll talk to them about like why that is. And like I always think it's really funny to get funny people's perspective on something that you know, but they don't because they always are bringing these fresh eyes and they're watching sports and going, why is it like this?
And you go like, well, actually, I've Never thought of it that way. Why is it like that? So that's, I'm hoping to have a lot of moments like that. It's just basically gonna be like, tell me what you're into and what you watch and why you care about it. And then like, we go through the news that was interesting to us that week.
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