Hour 1: The Great Cioppino
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What insights does Dave Dameshek share from Super Bowl 60?
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stukas Podcast.
Hi and hello, my fellow football Americans. It's your old pal Dave Damaschek at Super Bowl 60 media night. Some people here are going to answer questions. Other people are going to ask questions. Which one am I? Let's find out. Do you think that Tom Brady wants to see you win a Super Bowl, becoming the second Patriots QB to win one? That's a good question. I think it's something you have to ask him. Do you think it's weird that the New England Patriots are named after the revolutionary soldiers who beat back the Brits? But now when the Patriots honor the best players they've ever had, what do they give them? A red coat. That's weird, isn't it? Does that make Seattle now America's team? Yeah, I don't know the whole history behind, you know, the Patriots, the red coats.
But that's weird, right? We beat the Brits and they're wearing red coats. I think they're announcing something about themselves. Oh, so you're saying they represent the Brits? That's what it says, like they're telling us. And you saying since we, you know, we're Navy, we's America's team. And the last team you were on proved fraudulent. They're not America's team. Is it the Seahawks now?
Well, that's something for America to answer. Let's start a poll.
We're getting the ball down the field. The clock's ticking down. I'm going to run out onto the field in a second here to try and win the Super Bowl. You haven't given time to thinking that one through?
If the moment happens, it happens. But yeah, I'm just trying to keep it all the same.
If it does happen, now that we've had this conversation, will you think of me? First off, let's talk about the mustache. What went into it? I've never grown a mustache in my life. I really can't, as you can tell. No, yeah, I can tell. I was going to say as much. Got into the season. We lost. I shaved it. We won. I'm like, you know what? I'm just going to keep this a winning, losing thing. And Sam Darnold and the boys just decided to win a lot of football games in a row. And so that's why I still have it. You would like to play in the Super Bowl, right? Yeah, maybe let me hand it off a couple times. Drew Locke says that he would like to take a few snaps in the Super Bowl. Can you make that happen despite the fact that the guy can't even grow a decent mustache?
Oh, man, that's your opinion. I think his mustache looks great.
Coach, given the here suit quality of your starting quarterback and never mind your backup.
The what quality of him?
The here suit, the beard, that red beard that he wears. Harry. All right. If you throw a touchdown in the Super Bowl, will you do this? Like twist your mustache like ha ha ha ha. Probably not. I don't know if I can really... reach through the helmet too easy. Stefan, have you seen a picture of yourself getting off the plane the other day?
Yeah.
Man, you look crazy. You think so? Yeah, I mean, I don't think I could pull that look off.
Yeah, it was like some R-Cop Chanel, some old Jacquemus boots, like some stuff that you're probably not even interested in.
No, I'm interested. I just couldn't pull it off.
It's all God's let you hold the next outfit.
Is this a must-win game?
A must-win? Yeah, I think every time we go out, it's a must-win game. Is this a must-win game?
Is every game a must-win game?
How are layoffs at the Washington Post affecting journalism?
Every game is a must-win game. Is this a must-win game?
I think you should just ask that yourself and see what you want me to say to that.
Dave, is this a must-win game? I think it is. It's the Super. There we go. What a great thing.
There we go. Exact same thing you just said.
We did it. Ask questions. You just saw me do that. I hope you enjoyed it. I certainly did. Damage check out. Hey, that's my bit.
He's wonderful. Football America. Yammering knob, but wonderful. It was great. The look Stefan Diggs gave him.
What culinary dish is Greg Cody preparing for the Super Bowl?
Like, if we went back, see at some point if you can freeze. You looked insane! Stefan Diggs looked away, wouldn't make eye contact, didn't want to talk to Damoshek anymore, was being polite. Damoshek insulted some people to their face, to their mustachioed face, and he made Mike McDonald interesting, which is hard to do.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights does Dave Dameshek share from Super Bowl 60?
0:00–3:10
2
How are layoffs at the Washington Post affecting journalism?
3:10–3:43
3
What culinary dish is Greg Cody preparing for the Super Bowl?
3:43–5:50
4
What is cioppino and why is it significant?
5:50–9:28
5
What are the usual Super Bowl party food expectations?
9:28–10:10
6
How does Greg Cody feel about compliments on his cooking?
10:10–15:27
7
What is the current state of journalism in America?
15:27–23:58
8
How does the discussion reflect on the future of media?
23:58–40:43
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