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Hosted by Jus Richards · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 120 episodes
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Jus Richards hosts The Men Who Cry Podcast, a sports show with 120 episodes published.
Jay-Z called his critics hypocrites for boycotting companies while working with Target. Is he right? Is Jay-Z the last true "event artist" left in music? And can Kanye West ever be culturally rehabilitated after everythi
Spain are World Cup champions, but the final wasn't nearly as close as the 1–0 score suggests. Jus breaks down why Spain completely controlled Argentina from start to finish, what the numbers reveal, and why the result w
Is Kawhi Leonard actually getting banned from the NBA? Why is the Clippers-Raptors trade frozen? And why does the Bam Adebayo/Tyler Herro fight say more about Bam than Herro? Jus breaks it all down, plus World Cup semifi
Did Trump actually get USA eliminated from the World Cup? Jus breaks down FIFA's handling of the Flo Balogun controversy, the suspension that somehow got suspended, and why fans are questioning the tournament. Then the c
The Celtics didn't just trade Jaylen Brown. Winning games wasn't enough. This story isn't even about basketball: It's about what happens when incentives change, why organizations move on from those who still produce, and
Vinny Goodwill (ESPN) called today's NBA championship a "participation trophy." Jus Richards explains why that completely misses what's actually happening in the NBA And why eight different champions in eight years might
Eight days since the Knicks wrote NBA history. Now what? Is Wemby entering his villain era after losing the Finals on the biggest stage in the league's history? How did the Knicks and Spurs end up here after 27 years of
This one is for every Knicks fan who stayed through it all. The New York Knicks are NBA Champions. We gotta break down what this season actually meant: Jalen Brunson's legacy, KAT's redemption arc, Mikal Bridges finally
NY IS MAKING HISTORY AND WE'RE GOING LIVE EVERY GAME TUNE IN SET THE REMINDER
🏀 Watch Game 3 of the NBA Finals with us LIVE on YouTube. And TUNE IN for GAME 4 LIVE🔴 Jump in the chat, share your predictions, and debate with Knicks and Spurs fans as the game unfolds. Breaking down every big play,
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
The 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
Drake 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
Victor 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
The 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
Lane 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
The 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
Round 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
Two 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
The 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
Noah Lyles
Olympian
1 appearance on this show
Angel Reese
basketball star · Atlanta Dream
1 appearance on this show
Caitlin Clark
WNBA Rookie of the Year · USA Olympic women's basketball team
1 appearance on this show
A'ja Wilson
1 appearance on this show
Klay Thompson
2 appearances on this show
Megan Thee Stallion
Broadway debut
2 appearances on this show
Fernando Mendoza
NFL Draft Pick, Heisman Trophy Winner · Indiana
1 appearance on this show
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