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TFO #312: Carliana Letartsky with Ariana Lenarsky

🕑 Added 2024-09-19 07:47:29 +0000 UTC

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Hogbone

Doggy I hate to be the one to break this to ya but, besides the Carl love, this comment is positively eh wrong coded

Adonal Foyle

Yes. That's what I'm saying.

Mark Andrew

Celtics fans suck shit. I love The Boys but completely understand Ariana and the group chat’s position

ihearanewworld

Sounds like you should find a new podcast

TJ

Now would be a great time for the Red Queen to return!

Jacob Stock

Halt and Catch Fire is one of my five favorite shows of all time. Each season is better than the last.

Adonal Foyle

Is Carl truly gone for good? That would make me inconsolably sad. Carl is The Flagrant Ones. Without him, this is just Hollywood Handbook but for basketball. Carl brings so much spice, charisma, and energy to this show. Jamaican Michael-Gillinsly? Hemmes?? Doc Rivers??? Carl is a true hooper, these other guys are just basketball players. Don't get me wrong, I like basketball players, I like a Doug McDermott. But I can no longer listen to Sean interrupt the topic so he can wring every drop out of a dead bit while Hayes has an aneurysm from holding his laughter. Now its just a show with three white guys...at least Andy was gray! I hope Carl doesn't go, but I'm happy he got a job on SNL.

Will Albrecht

Hey that’s where I’m from. What a great week to be alive.

Bryan Werth

Cheshire’s own Houston Astro: Brad Ausmus.

ihearanewworld

Really excited about this “sneaky good” Lakers bench

Daniel

Bound for the Floor by Local H

Gordon Pera

Can I recommend a book for the Memphis Dunk History city segment? From Boss Crump to King Willie (ISBN: ‎978-1621903222). Got some really interesting stories on the history of Memphis that I think Hayes will love. And if you wanna support a local bookstore, you can always get it at novelmemphis.com!

Sam

Speaking of “people from my hometown in Connecticut,” my high school in Colchester is more than 200 years old but the only famous graduates are a coach for the SF Giants, musician/comedian Jonathan Coultan, and Stephen Austin, the Father of Texas and Austin’s namesake