Hosted by Jus Richards · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 110 episodes
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Jus Richards hosts The Men Who Cry Podcast, a sports show with 110 episodes published.
Victor Wembanyama is one championship away from changing the NBA. Is the league ready for what comes next? Jus Richards and Olisa Azikiwe (The Fan Economist) discuss why the Wemby era may already be here, whether Chet Ho
Show notesThe New York Knicks just won the Eastern Conference for the first time since 1999. What does this feel like for someone who's been watching this team their whole life? What does it mean when a franchise that's been a pun
Show notesDrake lost the biggest beef in rap history. Then dropped one of his best albums. What does that actually mean for hip hop? Jus and Billboard/VIBE writer Armon Sadler break down the post-beef era, whether Drake still owes
Show notesVictor Wembanyama just had the kind of playoff performance that changes the league forever.Breaking down why Wemby’s latest game felt like LeBron’s legendary breakout moment and why the NBA may officially belong to him n
Show notesThe Conference Finals are officially set. Knicks are running through Cleveland in 5. OKC vs Spurs might define the next decade of basketball. And the Pistons?.. They were never truly built for this level yet.Breaking dow
Show notesLane Riordan returns as MLB spirals deeper into chaos. The Phillies fired Rob Thompson after back-to-back NL East titles. The Red Sox dumped Alex Cora while still paying Rafael Devers. The Mets are somehow worse than las
Show notesThe Knicks closed out the Sixers and they didn't just win - they embarrassed them. Every closeout game by 30+. Meanwhile Embiid goes on the mic and says he had a "successful season" because he was healthy. We break down
Show notesRound two is HERE and Jus and Olisa are breaking it down. Brunson owns the Sixers: the numbers prove it. Harden keeps turning the ball over when it matters. Detroit is getting physical with everyone. And Jalen Brown said
Show notesTwo 3-1 comebacks. LeBron at 41 ending KD's season. Round one is officially done and it was one of the wildest first rounds in recent memory. Tyrese Maxey going off on the Celtics. Jalen Brown streaming after the loss. T
Show notesThe WNBA is bigger than ever and so is the pressure. Angel Reese joining Atlanta, Caitlin Clark’s massive expectations, whether the Liberty are true favorites, A’ja Wilson’s dominance, and how the league is changing fast
Show notesNobody said the first round was going to be good. They were wrong. Jus breaks down every active NBA playoff series, East and West, and admits where his predictions missed. Klay Thompson and Megan Thee Stallion, stan cult
Show notesIn this episode, Jus dives into the underrated influence of quarterback longevity and how certain draft choices could define success or failure for years. He unpacks the surprising truth behind the NFL draft's reliance o
Show notesJus breaks down why the NBA’s current season mirrors the chaos of cryptocurrency ( )We break down the unpredictable world of NFL draft prospects, including the surprising odds for teams like the Dolphins, Giants, and Tit
Show notesIn this episode, Jus delve into the recent resignation of sports journalist Diana Racini and explore the complex relationships and ethical considerations within sports media. The discussion touches on source credibility,
Show notesJus taps writer Olisha Azikiwe to talk about the General feelings on the 2025–26 NBA regular season, parity, and if we still need the NBA Play-In (03:48) Discuss if this is Steph Curry’s last relevant playoff moment (22:
Show notesJus Discussing the blurry line between professional relationships and crossing the line, introducing the Page Six rumors about Diana Russini and Mike Vrabel. (02:29) Then Jus talks about Billionaires, late-stage capitali
Show notesJus breaks down all the latest in the sports including Lebron's comments on the city of Memphis, Geno vs Dawn, Angel Reese traded to Atlanta, and Mike Malone becoming the new UNC coach.
Show notesJus first talks about the situation affecting Jaden Ivey at the moment. Then he taps writer Olisa Azikiwe to talk about each NBA before we head into the postseason.
Show notesJus talks about Duke blowing a big lead in the NCAA tournament. And what happened to both Tiger Woods and Kanye West to cause their fall from grace happen.
Show notesJus breaks down a six pack of sports topics including Giannis' divorce from the Bucks, National Sports Holidays, and the issues in rap right now. Like subscribe and review.
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