Hour 2: The Best Way to Spend Valentine's Day (feat. Ron Magill, JuJu Gotti, and Trysta Krick)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
Going to do a couple of different things this hour. Before we bring in Ron McGill, I want to tell you that Good Follow, that is Metal Arc's premier podcast covering women's sports, it's going to evolve a little bit. Things change, people grow, and sometimes very talented people go and get new shiny things. Roz Gold on Woo Day says, Stepping away from the show to pursue other endeavors. We love Roz. She'll be around. But Jujugati and Trista are taking the wheel of good follow. They are two voices who get it, two voices who care. They've got great chemistry. They're going to argue with each other. They make you uncomfortable in the right ways, and they tell the truth about women's sports and its players in the way it deserves to be told.
They're the new hosts of Good Follow every Thursday on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. This week, Juju is sitting down with WNBA champion, the MVP, Nafisa Collier. That's going to be coming up later this hour. And also, we're going to have, if you missed our live stream, it was a great success. We really enjoyed it. We're going to have some... so that you could relive some of our favorite things from Monday night. But Ron McGill is with us now, and I want to tell you that he's bringing Sex and the Animals out of retirement on Valentine's Day, 7 p.m. at Zoo Miami. It's an annual event, Sex and the Animals, or it used to be, and he's bringing it back. Valentine's Day, $100 for singles, $175 for couples.
That's open bar and food from Wild Fork. There are VIP options as well. His presentation is always a smash and it starts at 8 p.m. Go to ZoomMiami.com if you want more information. Ron, thank you for being on with us. We always miss you. I want to show you, I want to start here with a video of a gorilla breaking its glass encasement here. What are your thoughts on this video? How common is this and what's happening here exactly? Let's see. I see the glass. I still don't see the grill. Oh, you're talking about the crack in the glass? Yeah. Yeah, that's not terribly uncommon. Understand that that's not one piece of glass. That's layers of glass. And that's designed to crack in various ways. It's not going to break.
That's not something that was ever a present danger of the gorilla actually escaping. That glass is made to do that under extreme forces. And that's exactly what happened there. So it's rare that even the crack occurs. But the crack should not make people think, oh, my God, it's going to get out, because it's not even close to that. But what is happening there? Why is the gorilla doing that? Well, I think what happened was the gorilla was basically kind of challenging the person. You know, it could be just announcing territory. These gorillas react different ways to different people. It could be a jealousy thing. It could be that the gorilla liked a young lady that was on the other side of the glass and the guy might have put his arm around her and he got jealous.
How do JuJu Gotti and Trysta Krick plan to evolve 'Good Follow'?
That happens quite a bit. What the heck is that? That is Will Ferrell, cowbell skit from SNL there. I'm surprised you didn't recognize it. Also, his trusty companion, Christopher Caminando, is here. Got a cock in the walk, baby. I got it. Okay, okay. Take a little more of Tony. I don't know about the other one, though. Tell us what's happening in this video here, Ron. I have not seen quite this many dolphins doing this before. Are they being chased by something? Are they just fooling around and playing because they're playful creatures? I know that there are big schools, but I have not seen quite this many together. What is happening here? Yeah, that's just a large pod moving along. I've seen actually larger than that, literally thousands of them, depending on the species, the dolphin or porpoise.
And that is just, it's not an uncommon thing. It's just, you know, great when somebody happens to be there to see it.
What is the significance of Valentine's Day for 'Sex and the Animals'?
But this is something that goes on around the oceans all the time. And like I've seen, I've seen pods of more than a thousand doing that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:53
2
How do JuJu Gotti and Trysta Krick plan to evolve 'Good Follow'?
2:53–3:52
3
What is the significance of Valentine's Day for 'Sex and the Animals'?
3:52–5:10
4
What wild animal moments does Ron Magill share?
5:10–7:17
5
What insights does Nafisa Collier provide about her teammates?
7:17–7:45
6
How does Nafisa Collier feel about the pressure of being a WNBA player?
7:45–9:55
7
What challenges do athletes face during their transition to professional sports?
9:55–10:00
8
How does the team culture impact player performance?
10:00–41:16
Speakers
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