Ever wondered what happens when your fantasy football strategy feels like a scene from an old EA Sports game? Join us, John and Jay, as we ride the emotional rollercoaster of reaching the semifinals in our fantasy league. Our conversation spins from the joy of unexpected player performances to the more serious side of college sports, tackling the complexities of the transfer portal and the hot topics of athlete compensation. With laughter and lively debates, we question if NIL deals are shifting the heart of college athletics, making it more about the money than the game itself.

But wait, there's more! We take a sideways leap into the entertainment world, sharing our mixed feelings on the freshest Karate Kid movie trailer. Our love for Cobra Kai fuels a humorous speculation about potential crossover scenarios and the future of the franchise. The hilarity continues as we parody the vintage "Lawrence Welk Show," celebrating Fred Armisen's comedic genius, and indulge in a nostalgic tribute to "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" while marveling at Dick Van Dyke's timeless performances. Our musical musings don't stop there—brace yourselves for a critique of the audacious fusion of country and metal, peppered with tales from the vibrant life of a wedding DJ.

And just when you thought things couldn't get any more unexpected, we recount our recent adventure at a Macaulay Culkin event that didn't quite hit the mark. From awkward venue setups to reminiscing "Home Alone" scenes, our evening took a delightful turn with a memorable dining experience at Crave. This episode is a whirlwind of sports, movies, and music filled with humor and insights that will leave you chuckling and reflecting long after the credits roll.

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Ever wondered what happens when nostalgia meets a night out? Join us as we recount our latest whirlwind adventure in downtown Cleveland, filled with laughter, spicy appetizers, and unexpected blasts from the past. Jay gets the party started with tales of his culinary curiosity and a surprise reconnection with an old contact. Meanwhile, John weighs in on the enchanting world of "Wicked," where Ariana Grande steals the show and stirs up mixed emotions. This lively exchange sets the stage for a chat that mixes humor with heartfelt reflections on acceptance, morality, and the parallels between Elphaba's world and today's society.

Switching gears, we dive into the thrilling world of college football playoff predictions. Imagine the suspense as we humorously critique the long games, unexpected losses, and the quirky playoff bracket dynamics. We debate potential upsets and the system's quirks with the fervor of true fans, keeping you on the edge of your seat with our playful commentary. From Clemson's sneaky entrance to the Heisman hopefuls, every moment is a touchdown in entertainment. And just when you think it's over, we spice things up with Jay's DJing escapades at a high-profile corporate event, sharing the highs and mishaps that make for unforgettable stories.

Our nostalgic journey continues with a whimsical look back at beloved Disney animations and the resurgence of vinyl records. We savor the warm crackle of analog sound and the timeless magic of classic cartoons, indulging in fond memories of cartoon villains and their improbable powers. With a dash of humor, we reminisce about "Captain Planet" and imagine wild scenarios featuring iconic characters. It's a nostalgic feast sprinkled with laughter, tangents, and the kind of engaging conversation that makes you feel like part of the crew. Grab your headphones and get ready to smile—this episode has it all!

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What happens when Ohio State fans grapple with the harsh sting of a rivalry disappointment, coupled with a rollercoaster of emotions and comedic banter? We kick things off by diving into the aftermath of Ohio State's devastating loss to Michigan, which left us questioning everything from the play calling to conspiracy theories about the kicker's performance. With humor and frustration, we analyze the baffling decisions and ponder if the attempts to out-tough Michigan were misguided. This isn't just about a game; it's about questioning leadership, especially that of coach Ryan Day and debating the intense sportsmanship surrounding college football rivalries.

As lifelong fans, we don't shy away from voicing our skepticism and engaging in a spirited discussion about leadership during key moments, including a notorious flag-planting incident. We pull no punches as we recall historical antics and express our desire for a more spirited defense of team pride. Between passionate debates, we lighten the mood with embarrassing family stories and holiday spirit, sharing a fun call with my mom in Texas. From childhood antics to scooter adventures at Walmart, laughter is guaranteed as we navigate the ups and downs of fandom and family life.

Finally, we transition to a broader cultural and economic discourse, critiquing the disparities in income distribution and corporate practices, while expressing excitement for the "Wicked" musical adaptation. Whether you're tuning in for the sports analysis, the comedic banter, or the cultural discussions, this episode promises a compelling exploration of emotions, insights, and laughs. From the challenges of Ohio State football to the magic of musicals, our episode offers something for everyone ready to join the journey.

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What if Alexa finally understood our podcast? Join us for a hilarious episode where we turn virtual assistant struggles into comedic gold and share our unorthodox Black Friday tradition of swapping the most embarrassing shirts ever. Thanksgiving's turkey gets a brutal critique as we laugh over family hijinks, all while reminiscing about rock concerts and the unexpected holy vibes at a Three Doors Down gig. Get ready for an entertaining trip down memory lane, complete with pyrotechnics and mistaken identities

Our episode takes a whimsical twist as we recount turkey pranks that have us in stitches and wax nostalgic about Scary Movie 2's iconic dinner scene. Marvel at the chaos of securing VIP tickets to see Macaulay Culkin in Akron and the unexpected life lessons learned from pop culture's quirkiest moments. The holiday spirit shines through our banter as we navigate the peculiarities of everyday life, debating everything from National Lampoon movies to the best late-night eats in Tiffin, while daydreaming about McDonald's crew reunions and the unmatched delight of a Smokey's dessert.

Rock lovers and football fanatics alike are in for a treat as we debate the timeless appeal of Ghost and their classic rock flair, not to mention a spirited analysis of Ohio State's rivalry with Indiana. We tackle the strategic mindsets of legendary coaches, question playoff scenarios, and share a laugh over legendary scoreboard snapshots. With anecdotes about supportive relationships and the promise of Tony as a potential guest, this episode is packed with humor, music, and a love for all things Ohio.

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Imagine tuning into a highly anticipated fight, only to find yourself watching it on Twitter because Netflix took a dive. That's exactly what happened when the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul event turned into a comedy of errors and unexpected laughs. Our latest episode kicks off with this wild story as we navigate the chaos of point deductions and an unforgettable locker room interview with Tyson himself. From there, we channel our love for Rocky movies, dream about alternate endings, and even ponder how Bruce Buffer might have added that extra punch to the legendary scenes.

Switching gears, we dive into the whimsical world of upcoming entertainment, where Jack Black's latest flick "Dear Santa" promises a unique twist with a devilishly funny premise. Our chat takes a playful turn as we speculate on potential new live-action adaptations of animated classics, dissect the peculiarities of voice acting, and reminisce about the quirky corners of the internet. The nostalgia train doesn't stop there as we fondly recall cereal box treasures and the bygone era of extreme couponing, weaving humor through tales of grocery adventures and childhood thrills.

As we wrap up, there's a nod to our dedicated listeners and a cheeky teaser of "Jay's Sexcapades," blending the hilarity of adult humor with future plans for a more interactive podcast experience. With an eye on expanding our streaming reach and heartfelt thanks to our supportive audience, this episode is packed with laughter, nostalgia, and everything in between. So grab your headphones and join the fun as we mix up the perfect blend of comedy, nostalgia, and candid conversation.

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It's a new day yes it is! Welcome to a new era of this podcast. We are now "It's Everyday with John and Jay". A no holds barred comedy podcast that isn't afraid of pushing a few buttons. A true "shoot the shit" show with hilarious banter you've grown to love.

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We’re stepping back to 1999 to revisit The Green Mile, the unforgettable Stephen King adaptation that captured hearts and minds with its blend of supernatural mystery and human compassion. Join us as we explore the powerful performances of Tom Hanks, Michael Clarke Duncan, and the entire cast, who brought this intense, emotional story to life. We’ll discuss the film's unique look at life on death row, the impact of John Coffey's character, and the profound themes that linger long after the credits roll.

From its haunting visuals to the story’s poignant moral questions, we’re diving deep into why The Green Mile remains a standout in cinematic storytelling.

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This week we revisit Stand By Me, Rob Reiner’s 1986 classic that captures the bittersweet magic of childhood friendships and coming-of-age in small-town America. Based on Stephen King’s novella The Body, Stand By Me tells the story of four boys on a journey to find a missing boy’s body, and in the process, they discover more about themselves and each other than they could have ever imagined.

We discuss the film’s standout performances, from Wil Wheaton and River Phoenix to Corey Feldman and Jerry O'Connell, and how each character’s vulnerabilities and strengths make the story so timeless. We also explore the film’s deeper themes of friendship, loss, and the struggles of growing up, sharing personal memories and the impact the movie had on them over the years.

Is Stand By Me one of the greatest coming-of-age films ever made? Does it still resonate with today’s audiences the way it did in the ‘80s?

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