Episode 20 - Sports
Jul 19, 20261h 23mEp. 20
This week, Jeff and Jay talk sports- how sports culture has changed, the physical dangers of baseball, and whether these FIFA fans are just posers.
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Hosted by Jay and Jeff Richard · EN · 21 episodes
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She’s Gen Z. He’s Gen X. She brings the new trends; he brings the “back in my day.” Together they dive into today’s wildest pop culture moments and compare them to the scandals, styles, and chaos of the past. Half comedy, half cultural analysis, all father–daughter energy.
Jay and Jeff Richard hosts Daughter Knows Best, a society show with 21 episodes published.
This week, Jeff and Jay talk sports- how sports culture has changed, the physical dangers of baseball, and whether these FIFA fans are just posers.
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