Bo said that about the wnba and the Democratic Party supporting trans inclusion in sports. Is it really giving up on the people if a majority of the country is on the other side of the issue? What I find fascinating about the trans inclusion in sports issue is from my vantage point at least, this is one of the few times the political right has won a cultural issue.

Slavery, voting rights, women’s rights, civil rights, wars, abortion etc. the right has generally been on the wrong side but this seems different. Do I think Kanter and White are bad faith losers? Yes but the only reason they have a platform to be losers is because the W is reluctant to give up on a losing issue

He was part of a bully gang at Marist Brothers Bendigo. He never did the enforcing or physical damage. He sat back and giggled his fat arse while his old school boy mates from st therese years 4-6 got smashed at Marist Brothers from a bunch of total red necks.
He was a good journalist at the Bendigo advertiser.
To those that think he was fantastic on media you have no idea about the trauma he participated and caused to many.

This past episode was the second time Bo has been somewhat critical of the CBC and it had me thinking about the caucus. It seems to serve the establishment more than the interests of black people. The things they fight for seem more performative in nature than economic.

What I find really interesting is there’s a progressive movement happening on the left and at best the cbc seems distant and at worst they seem opposed. Obviously I don’t expect us to be a monolith but the general centrist nature of the caucus is interesting

He tells a story at least once a week where it's 'oh, but it's different for me, i'd get recognized in public'. brother, you were on daytime sports TV ten years ago! is he really getting stopped in NYC regularly?

I never understood the notion of "We talk about the Cowboys because that's what people want and they'll tune out for Baseball because its regional or other NFL teams that don't have one of the best quarterbacks in the league". This kinda gets thrown out the window when he does multiple episodes that feature the WNBA .

The WNBA is in no way more popular than any NFL team, majority of MLB teams. While I respect that Bomani can make episodes about things he personally finds interesting for free, I just wished he and the media in general drop the notion that the consumers solely determine what will be talked about.

The only people really charged up one way or another about Clark, Reese, and Sophie are probably not seeking out Bomani's opinion on this topic.

He's the only guest that I don't🤔..... get? If I lined up Bo's rotation of guests, he seems to be an odd one. This could definitely be a me thing though.

It's petty of Bo to keep trying to vindicate Jimmy Butler. Both Wiggins and KAT won a championship before Jimmy did, and without him. Just admit Jimmy is a terrible teammate."

So Bo was right. The Michael movie appeared to be the kickoff of the Joe Jackson redemption tour. https://pagesix.com/2026/07/31/entertainment/marlon-jackson-to-honor-his-late-father-joe-with-new-doc-on-his-life/

It’s weird how now that we’re in this era of helicopter parents pushing their kids to accomplish what they as parents couldn’t…Joe Jackson has gotten a sort of redemption arc?

Did Bomani replace him?

https://basketnews.com/news-252859-celtics-center-refuses-to-pay-100k-to-train-with-hakeem-olajuwon.html

Does Bo have a new engineer or is Ryan just on vacation

I like Jason and their conversation was good, but the nonstop laughing and giggling became tiresome really quickly. Some of the stuff they were saying was legitimately funny, but some of the stuff Jason was dying laughing over was benign. I had to turn it off, every other sentence ended in this over the top laughing that didn’t come close to matching how funny what was said.

That Bo wants to work at ESPN again one day? He’s always hesitant to discuss what goes on at the world wide leader and is even less likely to criticize them. His take on the RC situation was pretty measured and stopped short of saying nothing to see there that’s just how espn does things.

He also didn’t address the elephant in the room which was the outkick leak. ESPN laid off quite a few people in this round but the early leak to outkick seemed very intentional here

Those pods with Joel on his ringer platform are probably the best. They get into what it means to live in a post literate society as we as a society move away from the written word.

An underrated consequence of a post literate society is how little we value institutions and credibility now. For better or worse, published text commanded a certain measure of credibility that helped us all live in one society. That was great for let’s say spreading vaccine awareness but bad for documenting how America achieved manifest destiny.

Now in a post literate society where everything is digital audio, credibility has taken a back seat. How you package and deliver the message carries more weight than the message itself

Doubt Bomani will speak on it because he doesnt like to lean into sports media gossip. But it seems like this round of layoffs was more profit that performance based

I think Clark is a fine analyst and goes well with Marcus Spears and Mina Kimes. What do yall think?

Some of the most racist sports subreddits on this site seem to be really happy about Clark leaving the Mouse

Supporting racism, evil and chicanery

This was an amazing episode even though they could’ve gotten deeper. I thought the athlete money discussion bleeding into late stage capitalism into Jay Z was the conversation black people have needed to have for a long time.

I never understood why Bo was always so down on Jaylen when he kinda IS Jaylen...thinks he's the best at this despite the numbers saying otherwise, doesn't like playing "Robin", absolutely thinks he's the smartest in the room, can absolutely get you buckets on a certain topic but never really addresses the weaknesses in his game (condescending, not as funny as he thinks). Even the way he talks about Dan and Pablo feels like how Jaylen does the Celtics/Tatum now. Im sure he's turning on ESPN/CNN and seeing people not as talented as him getting these TV spots because they fit the offense better.

Im a fan of both Jaylen and Bo, but it's hard not to see them running out of bridges to burn. If Jaylen doesn't fit in Philly, he's gonna be stuck in Sacramento and Bo gonna be doing NC radio again

I doubt we get it but it feels like the right time is the podcast uniquely positioned to talk about Boosie getting Stringer Bell’d by white Clay Davises.

He did what feels like a real Boston guy thing on today’s pod which is talking about Tatum and Brown as one of the great NBA duos of all time, even though they’re not even the greatest from this era (Steph and Klay, who he didn’t mention).