Ep 285: Live From The Super Bowl With Bo Jackson (About 20 Feet Away)!!
episodePreviously titled “Ep 258: Live From The Super Bowl With Bo Jackson (About 20 Feet Away)!!” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 4, 2026
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What is the significance of being live from the Super Bowl?
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How did Bo Jackson influence the host's life?
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welcome to this is important a production of iheart radio the show where we talk about what's obviously most critically crucially important today on this is important bo jackson gave my mom a perm in 20 seconds it was the warmth of another man's ass and it was hot they're about to release a 20-inch hot dog
Let's go.
What are the highlights from Radio Row at the Super Bowl?
Is this our theme music for the whole week?
Yeah.
This has been an unbelievable Super Bowl. 60. 60. Not quite nine, not quite nine. The joke that keeps on going. Never stop. We're a little late. I'm not feeling great, as you can tell by the sunglasses. Oh, power move. I'm just not sleeping. I'm too excited. There's too much hustle and bustle happening outside. I know I could go out and get my freak on if I wanted to.
How do the hosts feel about their experiences in San Francisco?
But instead, I just kind of toss and turn in bed and then absolutely butcher my performance. And Marriott. Well, we turned it on. We're coming hot off the set of New Heights. New Heights podcast. Has Travis and Jason Kelsey heard of them? Yes, we were in the room with the big boys and it was feeling good. And I thought you performed very well on that. Thank you.
Right.
We stuck to the script. We nailed our lines. I didn't know the whole thing was scripted, but you know,
Just like the NFL. Just like the NFL.
What unexpected encounters did the hosts have during the Super Bowl?
Oh. Oh. Roger Goodell just breaks through the wall.
I was texting with Trump this morning, and he was like, let me know what you talk about on the podcast. I'm going to come.
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What are the hosts' thoughts on the current state of the NFL?
It's crazy, right? Yeah, that is actually wild. But those guys are great. Those guys are really good dudes. I don't know about you, but I liked doing their podcast. I did too. I thought you were about to pick one. Fuck it. Honestly, it's hard to choose. It's a toss up. They're both great in their own ways.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of being live from the Super Bowl?
0:00–1:15
2
How did Bo Jackson influence the host's life?
1:15–2:44
3
What are the highlights from Radio Row at the Super Bowl?
2:44–3:16
4
How do the hosts feel about their experiences in San Francisco?
3:16–3:50
5
What unexpected encounters did the hosts have during the Super Bowl?
3:50–4:17
6
What are the hosts' thoughts on the current state of the NFL?
4:17–4:38
7
How does the conversation shift to the topic of food and drink?
4:38–5:12
8
What are the hosts' predictions for the Super Bowl outcome?
5:12–1:04:40